The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

20 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2007 VBS SUMMER CAMP Place: Bethel Christian Reformed Church (across from Sobeys) Dates: July 9-13th, 2007 Time: 9:30 am 12:00 pm each day To Register: download form and details at www.actoncrc.com or LAST CHANCE REGISTRATION at Acton CRC Tuesday, June 19th from 7:00 pm 8:30 pm SPACE IS LIMITED! Open to children born in 1995 2002 Cost : $10/ child For more information call: Acton Christian Reformed Church 519-853-2121 No Referral Necessary DE MELO CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTRE Dr. Dave de Melo D.C. Deanna Wilson B.Sc., D.Ch. Foot Specialist Naomi Bedell R.M.T. Registered Massage Therapy (519) 853-3460 EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Safe, Gentle Chiropractic Care Computer Generated Spinal Analysis Emergencies & Workers Comp Accepted New Patients Welcome 25 Main Street North, Acton Across from Giant Tiger Plaza Acton Nails & Spa 374 Queen St. E. Acton 519-853-9538 Professional Nail Care for Ladies & Gentlemen Eye Lash Extentions $120 Eye Lash Perm $25 Basic Facial $25 Exclusive Facial $45 Massage Eye Brow Tinting Eye Lash Tinting M-F - 10am- 7:30pm ~ Sat. 10am -6:30pm ~ Sun - 12pm-5pm Walk-ins welcome Solar Nails UV Gel Nails Acrylic Nails Bio & Calgel Nails Airbrush designs Manicure Pedicure Spa Nails Art Design Massage & Facial Complete Waxing with The New Tanner SportsIn Under-12 Boys soccer action this week Actons Otten Heritage team had two games to play. Going into the Monday game against Hillsburgh, the boys were carrying a season starting two-game unbeaten streak against an impressive or- ange-clad HEADS team. The ding-dong battle was punctuated by whoops of delight and the gnashing teeth and guttural moans of disappointment on both sides, but when all was said and done and the goals were tallied up, Acton won by a score of 8-6. The orange HEADS team had two team mem- bers responsible for all their scoring, while the multi-tal- ented Acton boys spread the scoring much more widely. Brett Banks capped a com- manding display with three goals, the ever-dangerous Cody McLeod with two, and single strikes from Alex Cardoso, Luke Otten, and the prolific Eric MacCallum. The pressure of carry- ing their three game streak proved too much when the Otten boys traveled to Eden Mills to play Rockwood. This was the tie that was cancelled due to a huge sum- mer storm a few weeks ago. The first half of the match was most memorable for an athletic goal-keeping display by the commanding figure of Luke Otten. In the second half the Rockwood team was rejuve- nated and seemed powered by a superhuman need to win at home, and first leveled the game at 3-3, and then pushed harder to win 5-3. The Ot- ten goalscoring consisted of three well-taken goals by Brett Banks, Alex Cardoso, and Mikey Watson. While the boys are sad to see their unbeaten streak stopped at three games, there is still plenty of season to construct another, possibly even more glorious. SOFTBALL - GIRLS BANTAM Acton vs Grandvalley 11-10 Oustanding players: Lindsay for an awesome double play. Amber with a broken thumb still managed to finish the game.Ashley U had a great night pitching. Alma vs Acton 8-7 Oustanding players: Carlie was on fire pitching. Ashley S got 2 runners out on first. Courtney battams made an awesome throw to Ashley U on 3rd for 3 out. Special acknoledgement to Brent and Joe for all the support. HARDBALL - BANTAM Georgetown Houseleague Tournament June 1 - June 3 Actons Home Hardware won Gold Adam Amato won MVP for final game. The whole team played exceptionally well. Stupendous pitching is credited for the backbone of their success HARDBALL - MOSQUITO Georgetown Houseleague Tournament - June 1-3 Actons Chudleighs pro- gressed to 3rd place The Chudleighs whole team had outstanding hits offensively, and big plays de- fensively. Each won bronze medallions Actons Chudleighs de- feated Georgetowns Silex 18 - 3 Oustanding players for Silex: Nat, Eric, Luke Oustanding players for Chudleighs: Tay- lor Pickering, Chris Dunlop, Harold Kirkness HARDBALL - ROOKIE Georgetown Houseleague Tournament - June 2 Daniel Varanelli advanced to the semi finals on June 2. All Actons Daniel Varanelli players contributed to our success. June 4th Smittys of Georgetown defeated Daniel Varanelli 19-13 Outstanding players: Ty Martin for 3 outs in the first inning, Maddison Armstrong for three runs, and Kaela Holmes with three rbis. Actons Herbal Magic was defeated by Georgetowns Toyota Coyotes 3 - 8 Oustanding players for Toy- ota Coyotes: Alexander Seelman, Michael Smith, and Carter Urie Oustanding players for Herbal Magic: Greg Marousis and Aron Mersereau for great defence Tommy and Mathew Adkins offensively for 2 solid in- nings at bat each earning an Rbi SOFT SAFETYBALL - GRASSHOPPER Giant Tiger defeated Ad- vance Equipment 5 - 2 Outstanding players for Giant Tiger: James Nelson-Alves ( great teamwork on 3rd ) Anna Golden, Sean Steck- leyOustanding players for Advance Equipment: Brett Hilts, Julie Wiliamson, Con- nor Drysdale SOFT SAFETYBALL - BLASTBALL The Extreme Fitness Biceps played another great game tuesday night vs the Extreme Fitness Hamstrings. Oust- anding players: Harrison Fraser and Sarah Conrad with 2 hits a piece. Katie Conrad for her running and glove skills. MINOR BALL REPORT Mixed week for Otten Rockwood Soccer Club results U6: TD Canada Trust vs. RockingHorse Early Learn- ing Centre Whistle Stop Cafs. Drexler Construction Dr. Tim Peloso vs.Charlene Vanderwal Creative Memo- ries Rockwood Pharmacy vs. JBs Renovations U10: Village Beauty Bou- tique 8 RockingHorse Early Learning Centre 3 C Plus Orange 5 Eden House 3 Freedom Financial Mike Dawkins 4 C Plus Blue 0 U12: C.K. Coverings 4 Yard & Pool Master 2 U14 Boys: Curwins Pub 6 HEADS Navy Blue 3 U14 Girls: Charleston Homes 1 Heads #4 3 U18: The Sports Source 0 Georgetown 3 The Sports Source 2 Hillsborough 4 The Sports Source 2 Bolton 6 The Aquality and Irrigation Under 12 soccer team is still unbeaten in this young season with a record of 3-0.The third win was a 6-2 against the HEADS Royal Blue Team. The offence was supplied by the strong play of the for- wards and mid-fielders. Josh Sinopoli had two goals, with singles added by Mitchell Griffths, Josh Kal- bhenn, Austin Audray, and by our mid-fielder Hayden Thompson. The whole team played a great game as it kept most of the play in the HEADS side of the field. Under 12 team still unbeaten Acton CNC Machining 11 vs. Grand Valley 0 Goals for CNC Machining: Logan McNabb (1), Ryan Warrington (2), Jonathon Markovic (2), Ben Feddema (2), Nick Hansen (1), Ryan Elliott (2), Marcus Miller (1) Acton CNC Machining now improves to 4 wins and 0 losses. U-12 Results ATTENTION SPORTS WRITERS: Remember to keep your stories to 250 words or less. Thanks.