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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2018 7THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 20186 • Full & Partial Dentures • Precision BPS ® & Implant Retained Dentures • Repairs & Relines done in our In-House Lab The denture that fits their lifestyle. Present, Past & Future 130 Mill St. E. Unit 103 Acton 519-853-0079 Halton Hills Public Li- brary's summer reading clubs and challenges for adults, teens and kids are set to gear up at the annu- al launch party Saturday, June 16, with a very spe- cial guest for kids! TD Summer Reading Club Launch Canada's biggest bi- lingual summer reading program for kids of all ages is back once again. Star t ing wi th the l i - brary's big launch party, kids can come in and pick up their Summer Reading Club packages to get them started on their new reading adven- ture. That's not all: kids can meet the one and only Captain Underpants who will be stopping by both branches to meet his fans. Lots of fun and freezies too to help beat the heat. Adult/Teen Summer Reading Challenge This summer the li- brary challenges you to explore your passions and read something new, read more often, and have fun. Sign up to earn bal- lots for every challenge you complete and enter to win some great prizes. Challenge packages will be available at the official launch and throughout the summer. The library's popular One Book, One Halton Hills event is happening soon; the chosen title will be announced later this month. Readers will have even more fascinating reads to share together. Each year the library se- lects one intriguing book to encourage the commun- ity to bond together and share their thoughts. Titles in the past have included: "Painted Girls," by Cathy Marie Buchanan, and "Motorcycles and Sweet- grass" by Drew Hayden Taylor. This year's title will not disappoint: we promise excitement, ad- venture, and intrigue, so stay tuned for the official announcement. TD Summer Reading Club and Adult Summer Reading Challenge Acton Branch: Satur- day, June 16--Captain Underpants from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.--VR available for kids to try. By: Alex Hilson 2018 is the 50th an- niversary of the Acton S o c c e r C l u b H o u s e L e a g u e . A l o t h a s changed since the organ- ization formed in 1968, but the league has still managed to fit in with the Acton community, attracting approximate- ly 900 youth, adults and community members to support their operations every year. Acton Soccer Club H o u s e L e a g u e i s a community-based rec- reational league open to all players of any skill level and ability. Their House League program is des igned to offer fun and excitement to children in a team for- mat while supporting a healthy and active life- style for all players. The program is aligned with guidelines put forth by the Ontario Soccer Asso- ciation, ensuring players get enough touches on the ball and are able to truly enjoy the game. This year, the club's kick-off day was May 26 with their younger play- ers having their event at McKenzie-Smith Ben- nett Public School while their over age 12 play- ers had their event at the Trafalgar Sports Park in Georgetown. Shahan Ar tun , the current Pres ident of the Acton Soccer Club, joined the Acton Soc- cer Club in 2010 as a volunteer to coach his son's team. "I had some suggestions for the club, which lead me to become a volunteer board member, Director of House League and a C o n v e n o r. I h e l p e d organize and run the Coaching Clinic, Soc- cer Kick-Off Fun Day and End of Year Champ Day. "Now I'm President of the Acton Soccer Club. I'm happy to volunteer in the Acton community and to help provide soc- cer to youth and adults in Acton . We rea l ly can't have soccer in Ac- ton without the support of our Volunteer Parent Coaches and Student Vo l u n t e e r C o a c h e s . They give up their free time to make soccer fun for the players, rain or shine." To learn more about the Acton Soccer Club, visit www.actonsoccer. com Summer reading is on at Halton Hills Public Library Acton Soccer Club H o u s e L e a g u e celebrates 50 years T R A F F I C S T O P ON 7: Motorists are reminded to be aware of the posted speed limits. Entering an area that transitions to a lower limit and not reducing speed in time is dangerous and can be an expensive mistake. - Les Schmidt photo