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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1998 THE NEW TANNER f 'Lest eRCOw Paint 264 Main St. N. Acton, Ontario L7J) 1W9 IAD ORE) Backyard Play Sets Ready to Assemble Lumber, Hardware, : 519-853-1970 Tor. Line: 416-601-1259 Fax 519-853-2542 SSVSSSCSISSVCSSSICSS Sports -- A Professional design ay and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 { DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. 56 Mill St. East, Acton Softball Blake in fine form at the plate T-BALL The bats were hot as Dan- iel Varanelli faced Rainbow Trophies at Sir Donald Mann last Tuesday. Mitchell Brake hit a soaring pop fly into cen- tre field and Frank Goulding smacked one into centre as well. Tommy Perron showed great hustle, sliding into first. Rainbow's Jonathan Porty was quick and sure behind the plate while teammate Brandan Lockyer made a great catch in the outfield. James Begg drove the ball into centre field. kk Candace Banks had an amazing hit into right field for Acton Community and Support Services in a game last Monday night against Soccer the KFC Mighty Chickens. Aubrey Adler and Nathan Prete were great behind the plate for Acton. Bas. Payne played well behind the plate for KFC and Clayton Black showed great base running skills. Emily Butler snagged two grounders -- both while sitting in the infield dirt. GRASSHOPPER Steven Wolstenholme had a home run, a single, a dou- ble and two RBI as Galvcast met A&S Engraving last Wednesday at Sir Donald Mann. John Jeffery had two doubles and a triple while Devin Gaudet had a double and two singles and Nicole Spurrell had a triple, two sin- gles and four RBI. Both Brandon Bennett and Jennifer Garvie swatted hom- ers for A&S while Bradley Kri had a triple and a single and Ashley Uiterwyk had a triple and double. kkk Brian Larocque hit a grand slam home run as A&S met MacKenzie & Chapman in an earlier game. Shane Carr had a home run and a triple while Megan Kirton made some great moves in the field. Both Nathan Bennett and Mat- thew Howe were hot at the plate for MacKenzie and Rachael Amirault showed excellent fielding skills. kkk Nathan Bennett had a great game at bat and at first base as MacKenzie & Chapman played IGA last Saturday. Matthew Mickol- win showed great hustle on the bases and Jamie Camp- bell showed excellent field- ing skills. Dylan Jubinville went two-for-two at bat for IGA. Kyla Reid played a great game and Travis Paul made good defensive moves. ATOM Renee Strickland had a home run and two RBI as the Atom Girls team defeated Ponsonsby 8-6 at Robert Lit- tle last Thursday. Lauren McIntyre had a solid hit down the first base line for a single and made a great catch and quick throw to second. Ashley Burke had a double, a single and a RBI. Opening pitcher Lesley Clark struck out five batters and Meagan Masini struck out six. Buchanan scores lone goal for A&S GIRLS - Under-9 Great goaltending from Courtney Moddle, Jennifer Essiembre and Jessica Dunn wasn't enough as Hey! Culligan Man defeated Halton Credit Union 3-1 last Wednesday. Dunn scored Culligan's goal while teammates Rebecca Howe, Fiona Peever and April Clemmens put in strong de- fensive efforts. Offensively, both Alexandra Saunders and Trisha Bingeman played strong games. kkk Jug City and Personal Secretarial Services battled to a 1-1 tie at MSB last Wednes- day. Kate-Lynn Christie scored Jug City's goal while Hilary Selihar had PSS's marker. BOYS - Under -9 Acton's A & S Engraving battled to a 1-1 tie last Mon- day night in an away game with Rockwood I. Clark Buchanan scored for A & S with help from Joseph Querques. Both teams had lots of offensive chances in- cluding a couple of great at- tempts from Acton's Nicholas Querques and Marcel Van Helden. In an earlier game A & S blanked Denny's Insurance 3-0 with goals from Braeden Hall, Joseph Querques and Curtis Marcoux with an as- sist from Jeffrey Becker. kik David Garvie booted four goals and helped on another as Super Submarine trounced Grand Valley Shriners 7-1 LEAGUE CHAMPS of the Acton Pallet/Pallet five pin bowling league at Acton Lanes were presented with trophies at a banquet June 20. They include Roy MacDonald, Judy Mitchell, Sandy McLellan, Simion Entwistle and Lance Vicary. Professional Auction Services Estate & Industrial « Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (pager) (905) 873-7633 (home) _/ R.R.#1, Limehouse ON Certified Appraiser last Tuesday at MSB. Kenneth Wenzel scored three goals and assists went to Jor- dan Dunn, Justin Breen, Steve Wilson, David Carscadden and Jason Lim. Under-11 Federico Mena Diaz and Davin Pole scored three goals each to help Acton Town & Country to an 8-1 win over Acton Building Contractors on Monday. Sebastian Mena Diaz added a pair of goals. Kyle Napp replied for the Builders and Derek Rauwerda had a good game. The Mena Diaz brothers were hot-- scoring two goals each -- in Town & Country's 6-0 blanking of Grand Val- ley I last Monday. Brandon Ceccotti and Davin Pole booted Town & Country's other goals. Both Andrew Jackson and Brian Moore played strong games. kik Paul Sharples netted three for Acton Building Contrac- tors but it wasn't enough as Rockwood Rockets edged Acton in a 4-3 thriller last "Monday. Fraser Anderson tipped in the winner, his third game goal and Geoffrey Backlare added a single. a" Ea fom & 12 iW oo oe Direg fart iro Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6° 853-2220 294 Queen St. E., Acton Sunday Closed NICE CATCH: Melanie Edwards (left) nabs the ball * and heads for the net in a recent tyke house league lacrosse game in Acton. Edwards had an assist for + McGourty & Sons, which lost 8-6 to Georgetown Chrysler. -- Frances Niblock photo Hardball Hall hits homer ROOKIE Braeden Halls had two home runs; a double and four RBI as the Rookie III team held off Campbellville for a 21-17 home win last Monday. Nicholas Glover was also hot at the plate with a home run, two doubles, a single and two RBI. Tyler McNiven had a double, three singles and two RBI. Dustin Roskam made a great play to third baseman Tho- mas Wells who tagged a runner trying to steal. Wells also made a great play to home allowing catcher Stephen Bennett to put the runner out. 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