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10 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2007 ??????????????? ???????????????????????????? ??????????????? ???????????? 12336 Nass-Esq. Townline RR#1 Acton, L7J 2L7 ? ????????????? $20 each / 2 for $30 ??????????????? from $ 10 ???????????? $1.00 each ? ?????????????????? 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 By Frances Niblock Dedication, commitment, strong work ethics and team players those are the at- tributes that earned Whitney Carroll and TJ Fry the titles of 2006-2007 female and male Acton High School athletes of year awards. Both received their awards recently at the Bearcats athletic awards ceremony, when coach Spike Adams noted proudly that Acton athletes are respected on and off the playing field in Halton because they thank officials after the games and show class, even in defeat. Not everybody received an award today, but many were considered. Remem- ber to get involved for the friendships and the fitness. Any awards are a bonus, Adams said, noting that Carroll, a key member of the basketball, volleyball and softball teams, is known as a keen competitor and good sport. He said Fry is also known as a tough competitor who uses his diminutive size and incredible quickness to sur- prise opponents who have misjudged him. He played badminton, football, soccer and basketball. Almost 30 OFSSA (On- tario Federation Secondary School) certificates were presented to Acton High School athletes who made it to provincial championships including cross country ace Cameron Short, senior boys volleyball team, track and field competitor JD Hart- nagle and badminton duo Sanford Mick and Mike Kosziwka. Most promising female and male athletes: Grape 9 Kalsey Smith/ Luke Van Dinther Grape 10 Emma Jolly/ Mike Kovacevic Grape 11 Gabby Koszi- wka/ David Carscadden Most Valuable Players: Cameron Shortt cross country Michael Shortt bad- minton Sanford Mick & Mike Ko- sziwka senior badminton Sarah Glassford junior girls basketball Erica Mills senior girls basketball Victor Thompson & Kyle Stevenson junior boys basketball TJ Fry senior boys bas- ketball Sarah Glassford junior girls volleyball Ashley Nixon senior girls volleyball Norm Tosh & Brandon Nixon senior boys vol- leyball Victor Thompson junior boys volleyball Erica Bowles swim- ming Zack Woolford boys golf Spencer Morrison boys varsity soccer Kirsten Lowe girls var- sity soccer Kyle Stevenson boys baseball Sarah Dooley girls soft- ball Ryan Das tennis coach Kaylea Kearns track JD Hartnagle track Mike Lavigne junior football Dan Kearns senior foot- ball Acton High School honours top athletes ACE ATHLETES: Superiors skills, great attitudes and hard work earned Whitney Carroll and TJ Fry the female and male athlete of the year honours at Acton District High School. Frances Niblock photo POWER & POISE: The most promising Grade 11 athletes at Acton High School this past year were Gabrielle Kosz- wika and David Carscadden. Frances Niblock photo