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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2007 9THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 20078 For further information, call Sue @ (519) 853-2386 or Lori @ (519) 856-4033 or leave a message at the Club @ (519) 853-0110 ?????????????????? Enjoy free curling every night from 7:00-9:00 pm from October 10-13, 2006 Instruction and equipment provided YOU ARE INVITED TO AN OPEN HOUSE! BRING A FRIEND! General Rates (excluding tax) Mens/ Ladies $258.00 Ladies Night $176.00 Couples $457.00 Kids $ 60.00 Seniors/Students $159.00 ? Registrations due by Oct. 13th ? Leagues start week of Oct. 16th! ?????????????????? ??????? Acton Curling Club 242 Churchill Rd. N., Acton L7J 2M2 LEAGUE PLAY Men?s Mon @ 7 & 9 pm Ladies Tues @ 7 pm Mixed Wed@ 7 & 9pm Or Fri @ 7&9pm Junior Thurs @ 6:30-8:30pm Seniors Tues & Thurs @ 8am & 10am ???? ???? ????????????? Call Guelph office to book your appointment (519) 836-8111 With Us www.arnoldhearing.ca ARNOLD HEARING CENTRES 25 MAIN ST. N. ACTON Hearing Health Services: Hearing tests Programming Battery Sales Fitting Repairs Counselling SEE YOU FRIDAY NOV. 9TH Pamela Ashton BC-HIS Hearing Instrument Specialist DeMelo Wellness Centre 77 Westmount Rd. #104, Guelph Ontario N1H 5J1 (519)836-8111 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 89TH PLACE:Cameron Shortt of Acton High School competes in OFSAAs Cross Country Race. - Sumbitted photo. Acton High Schools Cameron Shortt participated in the Senior Boys OFSAA Cross Country race on Saturday in Niagara Falls. Shortt fi nished the 7km course placing 89th in a fi eld of 250 Senior boys. After successfully placing at the Halton Finals and Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference (GHAC), Shortt earned the right to attend the Ontario Finals. This is Shortts third year at OFSAA for Cross Country having competed in the past as a Midget, Junior and now a Senior. Shortt goes to OFSAA The Atom BB Tanners traveled to Haliburton on October 19 for the Highland Classic Hockey Tournament. Their fi rst game was against the Caledonia Thunder. As it turns out, the Caledonia team was appropriately named as they brought a physical style to their game. A vicious el- bow to Jason Goodfellows head required a visit from the trainer but the Acton team would not be intimi- dated. The Thunder struck fi rst with just over 3 min- utes remaining in the fi rst. The Tanners answered back less than a minute later as David Lafrance picked up a rebound from Michael Kri and fired a backhand shot over the fallen goaltender. In the second, Caledonia struck again just a minute into the frame but Acton tied the match as Cody Arney and Jason Goodfellow found Nick Molinaro sent the puck high over the goaltenders shoulder. Caledonia would not be denied and with a goal late in the second and a fi nal marker in the third they served up a 4-2 defeat to the Tanners. Game 2 was against the Newmarket Redmen. The Tanners were schooled by a fast-skating free-wheel- ing team and fell 7-1 with Actons only goal coming Atom BB Classic from David Lafrance on a rebound from Michael Kri. Goaltender Chris Giordano mad several big saves. Game 3 they faced the Lindsay Muskies. Acton made changes to their lineup, placing forward Riley Spears on defence and moving de- fenseman Neil Mowat to forward. The game started with Lindsay scoring just 22 seconds into the game but it was all Acton after that. Cody Arney opened the scor- ing for Acton with assists to Molinaro and Goodfellow five minutes into the first. Travis Baker and Jordan Clarke showed some domi- nant physical play and was a stalwarts on the blueline. The strong play continued into the second frame and, with Dalton Smith providing strong forechecking, Nick Molinaro fi red a shot to give Acton their fi rst lead of the tournament. Less than a minute later, Kevin Gior- dano shot a rebound from Ian Engstrom with Michael Kri picking up the other as- sist. With one second left in the second frame, David Lafrance made a nice effort and scored but it was called off by the ref who believed the period had ended. In the end, Acton took the 3-1 win, their fi nal game of the tournament. Tyke Jescan Power 7 Eramosa Physiotherapy 5 Jescan Power goals: Mi- chael Holmes (3), Daniel Nascimento (3), Makayla Dee (1). Assists: Yaw Osei Mensah (4), Spencer Booth (3), Zachary Booth (1), Makayla Dee (2), Tristan Wight (2), Joshua Fullerton (1). Eramosa Physiotherapy goals: Ethan Krusky (2), Hunter McCauley (1), Ryan McAskill (1), Braedon Dol- loway (1). Assists: Nicholas Jones (1), Stuart MacDonald (1), Benjamin Rushlow (1), Ethan Krusky (1), Ryan McAskill (1), Braedon Dol- loway (1), Luke Miehm (1), Caleb Downs (1). Carquest Acton 4 Nor-Halton Camping 1 Carquest Acton goals: Daniel Crha (1), Declan Harrison (2), Dylan Palmer (1). Assists: Declan Harrison (1), Dylan Palmer (2), Daniel Crha (1), Ayush Mehta (1), James Malcolm (1). Nor-Halton Camping goals: Jon Bydevaate (1). Assists: Mathew Adkins (1), Jennifer Parsons (1). Novice NHTD 6 Giant Tiger 4 NHTD goals: Jake Case (3), Samuel Druif (1), Talon Fife (1), Brady Borges (1). Assists: Talon Fife (2), Jake House League Hockey In Friday night Ladies Hockey the Blue Lightning whitewashed the Red Devils 3 0. Joanne Cooper earned the shut out for the Bolts. Three-second period goals sealed the deal for the Lightning. Tina McLeod struck twice for the Lightning while Denise Stairs added a single. Stairs and Kasey Shoebridge had assists. In the second contest, the Cougars and Sharks fought to a 2 2 draw. Scoring for the Cats was Sally Stull with an aid from Evelyn Kamminga while Jane Tivendale scored the second goal with an assist from Stull. Dawn McVeigh and Gloria Lipp Stamp replied for the Sharks. Karen Foster and Daina McKellar added helpers. Lightning over Devils Sharks tie Cougars with The New Tanner Sports Case (1), Carter Kavaner (1), Kamerson Wallace (1), Brandon Holmes (1), Mi- chael Gillis (1). Giant Tiger goals: Jakob Molinaro (2), Dylan Early (1), Tyler Carisse (1). As- sists: Dylan Early (2), Jakob Molinaro (1), Tristan Leslie (1), Penny Richards (3). Maxan Drywall 12 Yourway Auto 5 Maxan Drywall goals: Cameron Hampton (5), Con- nor Fagan (1), Noah St. Denis (1), Stephanie Parsons (1), Tommy Adkins (1), Dylan Vermuelon (2), Cameron Knight (1). Assists: Justin Lee (2), Cameron Hampton (2), Connor Fagan (4), Jamie Graham (2), Owen Ferguson (1), Stephanie Parsons (1), Dylan Vermuelon (1), Leah Vlasic (2), Darren Vanhel- don (1), Noah St. Denis (1). Yourway Auto goals: Nathan Pines (2), Glen Frederick (1), Cameron Shoebridge (1), Tanner Toste (1). Assists: Jack Christie (1), Tannor Toste (1), Austin Lovell (1). MacMillans 6 Daniel Varanelli 1 MacMillans goals: Alec MacCallum (3), Tanner Ca- nary (2), Eric MacCallum (1). Assists: Dakota Martin (2), Justin Percy (1), Jack Mowat (1), Roman Pryslak (1). Daniel Varanelli goals: Thomas Renaud (1). Assists: Ian Davies (1). Got the local scores? Send us your story at: thenewtanner@on.aibn.com