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THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1999 Summer Service Special $29.95 + tax AIC Service Special $48.95 + tax Cooling System Flush 853-0200 TT eal 1) 42 | 357 Queen St., Acton THE NEW TANNER SSVSSSCSSSOSSSESSCGSS Sports DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 PM. Professional design {\ and printing. Tel. (519) 853-5615 Fax. (519) 853-5731 56 Mill St. East, Acton 12 ad fan ee The Halton Hills Minor Lacrosse Association wrapped up a successful sea- son with a Day of Champions recently in Acton, PEANUT Bradley Reynolds and Jordan Dance both scored in the final three minutes to give Junior's Can Do toa 6-4 cham- pionship win over Up Your Bike. Reynolds had three ear- NET ACTION: Georgetown Troy Nurse (No. 5) in Novice h Frances Niblock photo _ Landscaping. Day of Champions Minor Lacrosse wraps up season lier goals and Ben Wilton had a single. Jason Crawford scored all four goals for Up Your. TYKE Rob Murden scored twice and helped on two more to give Galvcast a 5-2 champi- onship win over Sargent Mike Wickham, Eric Simmons and Daniel Marshall had sin- gles. Geordie Fleming and Philip Romanet scored for Sargent. NOVICE Bryce Evans hada pair of goals and an assist as United Lumber edged Lions Club 4-3 to grab the championship crown. Evan Lavallee and Alex Paterson had singles. Dan Rovere had a pair of goals for Lions and Dan Kearns had a single. PEEWEE A pair of goals from Tyler Homes and singles from Robert Fuller, Shawn Harkley, Scott Foreman, Cory McLaughlin and Jon Fuller gave Daniel Varanelli a 6-2 victory over Henderson's for the crown. Drew Wenham had both of Henderson's goals. ptimist goalie 'Jessalyn Walkey stopped this shot by Nurseland Farm's jouse league lacrosse game in Acton. Nurseland downed Optimists 3-1. -- (Minor Ball Report) GRASSHOPPER Cole Fricker had a home tun anda triple as Nasa faced Emerald Isle last Monday. Basil Payne swatted a home tun and a double and Zach Payne had a home run and three RBIs. Katelyn Roesner had a home run for Emerald while Jessica Pond had a three-base hit and three RBIs and Nick Dunne had a home tun and three RBIs. eK Nathan Bennett swatted a home run as Camden Carpet faced Nasa on Monday. Desiray Ebbinge made a great out at second and Mitchell Brake had two solid hits. Zach Payne had a home run and a double for Nasa. Katelyn Robinson hada home tun and made some great fielding moves and Meagan Kirton- Jewar had two sin- gles and made a great play at shortstop. rc Town triumphs over Glen 14-3 in Canada Day slugfest Some great outfield snags by both Councillor Kevin Kuiack and CEO Steve Andrews and some heads-up dou- ble plays by Councillors Rick Bonnette and Jane Fogal helped the Town of Halton Hills softball team to a stunning 14 --3 win over the Glen team in the annual Canada Day Glen Williams softball game. : The win puts the Town's win-loss record at 2 and 17 and Halton Hills Mayor Marilyn Serjeantson is thrilled with the victory. "The win was really phenomenal and we really played like a team and it was great to get everybody out. After that game some of the kids from the Glen took us on and we played a couple of innings and they beat us bad, but even that was okay because we actually won against the Glen's team." Good sports that they are, the Glen team told The New Tanner they would not call for post-game testing of the winners. em --- awn m mone ewrn | 2 kf 8 ee oe | Dug fart FOR BUCKS: It was strikes, spares and misses for McKenzie-Smith Bennett Kindergarten BOWLING bowler Christian Osbourne, 6, as she bowled her school's bowl-a-thon at Acton Bowling Lanes. At right, Trent Regular, 6, uses body language in his approach. Approxi- mately $8,500 was raised in pledges col- lected by students. -- Frances Niblock photos Ramrock Electric sweeps lacrosse tourney at Midland The Ramrock Electric Peewee I Bulldogs cruised to a too-easy championship win at a recent Midland tourna- ment, creaming all three "CD"- rated teams they faced, leav- ing coach Scott Gibson wor- ried the victories may go to their heads. "We were in the wrong tournament," Gibson ex- plained when asked about the three overwhelming wins. "We're a real good "C" team and unfortunately, all the other teams were weak "D" teams, so we have to be care- ful that we don't make too big a deal about this tournament and not be ready for some tough teams in league play." Gibson said there's also a chance the mismatched win could hurt the team in its placements for the provincial finals if they are judged to be better than they really are on the strength-of the Midland tournament wins. Kyle MacDonald had three goals as the Bulldogs downed Huntsville 12-1 in the first game of that tournament. Both Mitch Thompson and Matt Laidlaw had doubles. Singles went to Brett Maltby, Reid Hall, Kevin Deforest and Tim Laidlaw. In their second game the Bulldogs defeated Midland 12-3. Braden Artem and Matt Laidlaw both scored twice while MacDonald, Thompson, Hall, Deforest, Garrett Williams and Tim Laidlaw had singles. The Bulldogs met Mississauga in the final and walked away witha 12-1 win. Tim Laidlaw, Justin Gibson and Brendan Devine all had doubles. Singles went to Thompson, Hall, Reid, MacDonald, Matt Laidlaw and Artem. The Bulldogs continued played this week with games on Monday and Wednesday (yesterday) and provincial play begins in early August. Centrat Ontario Auctioneers Professional Auction Services Estate & Industrial * Certified Appraiser Monday - Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 * Sunday Closed 853-2220 2 es 294 Queen St. E., Acton Sky R.R.#1, Limehouse ON Watch here for fuiure Auciion dates! Consignment Welcome NORM WEBSTER (416) 523-6645 (pager) UP AND OVER: Grade 5 student Kendra Tezack easily clears the bar during the recent Robert Lit- tle school field day. Top elementary school athletes, including Kendra, competed yesterday (Wednes- day) at a track and field competition at Acton High SRO ARRAS NG :