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16 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 2004 Squirt Girls in semis ... Continued from page 15 seven of our girls getting hits. Danielle Spear,Carli Vickery, Katelynn Robinson,Chelsea George and Ashley Stokman all getting sin- gles. Desiray's hit ended up a home run on errors. Great base running Desiray. Courtney Brown carried on with her hitting streak getting two singles. Ashley also got another hit, she got out and that was okay be- cause at least she hit the. ball. Carli Vickery pitched unbelievably again with 15 strikeouts out of an- other possible 18 batters. Other fantastic outs were when Amber Sherwood scooped a grounder on first for the put out. Lindsay Labelio, who has been playing great, caughta fly ball and with a throw from Alicia Lee in right-field to Lindsay at second. Lindsay in turn tagged the runner getting the out. SHUT DOWN ARTHUR Next game at Spm against, WHO? Arthur, again! Carli once again shut them down. Again she got an amazing 18 strikeouts. Carli also got a grounder and a bunt and didn't panic and made the throw to first for the outs. Katrina Harding made an amazing play on second when she knocked the ball down and then picked it up and still made the throw in time, what a play Katrina. Our bats were still alive. Desiray Ebbinge was still hammering out hit after hit with a single, could be and a triple. Courtney Brown's streak was kept going with a single. The whopper hit was Katelynn Robinson's homer. I'm sure they are still looking for that ball. Other girls that hit the ball this game were Alicia Grandy, Courtney, Ashley Stokman and Katrina Harding. And the out- come of the game was Acton 6 - Arthur 3. Rockwood Wins On we go to the semi finals Sun- day morning. We showed More sports on page 19 up Sunday and we have to play against Rockwood. Carli Vickery who was to- tally awesome in the other games pitched once again, getting 14 strikeouts out of 15. Carli was obviously a big part of how we made it so far, but her teammates were ready for any that got a hit. Katrina Harding grabbed a grounder and threw to Amber Sherwood on first for the out. Alicia Lee just in the finals. Anybody who saw those 14 girls back in May would never believe they became a team going into the semi finals of their championship tourna- ment. As coaches we would love to say it was all our doing, but in real- ity it was the girls' heart, soul, and determination that brought them as far as they came. Mel and I have coached three years now and be- lieve me we have never been happier or prouder of our girls, than this past year. Thanks to our sponsors, Purity Life and Denny's Insurance. And a huge thanks to each girl and the parents who backed our team no matter what. registration. ACTON SKATING CLUB NEW REGISTRATIONS & INFORMATION CLINIC On Saturday, August 28" Acton Arena (Community Room) From 10:00 a.m. -- 1:00 p.m. FOR ALL NEW & RETURNING MEMBERS: we will be having an interactive information clinic and new member 2004/05 SEASON PROGRAMS Tiny Tots, Can Skate, Juniors, Precision Fun, Session II, Sessions III, Session IV, Workout Clinic, Ice Pad Clinic, Can Hockey, Can Power Skating Jr., Can Power Skating Sr. HAVE QUESTIONS -- DON'T MISS THIS!!! * Pick up valuable club information handouts of How To's, Calendar of Events, Program information, Fundraising * Learn more about your child's session/ program + Come meet our coaches and chat, this is the time to hire a private coach if you need one. Vendors with skating supplies -- update those dresses & tights + Check the skates. Do they fit or do you need a different size? Skates available too! + Evaluators (judges) -- ask those questions you have always wanted to ask an Evaluator about a test day or competitions COME CHECK US OUT! Tf you have any questions, please contact us at (S19) 820-1329 HIDDEN TREASURES: The view from 10 Side Road where the CN railway tracks crosses the road and bisects the new Gleneairn Golf Club extending from Regional Road 25 (Hwy 25) east to the Third Line, Halton Hills in an imposing sight. The Scottish baronial castle-look of the clubhouse startles motorists who are inquisitive about the Bailey bridge which span the tracks and links the greens for golfers. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM INFORMATION Fall Registration 2004 Ontario Early Years and Georgetown Parent-Child Centre Programs -- Regis- tration for Mother Goose, Networking Together, Toddler Shimmy & Shake, as well as Preschool Shimmy & Shake avail- able from August 23 to 26 and September 13-17 dur- ing all Adult and Child Together drop-in times at the Acton, Georgetown or Glen Williams Ontario Early Years Satellite Cen- tres. For more information please call 905-873-2960. COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND INFORMATION TOY LENDING LIBRARIES Renew your Toy Lend- ing Library membership this September. New mem- bers welcome! Come and visit us 'at one of the fol- lowing two locations: Georgetown Parent-Child Centre, 96 Guelph Street -- Monday & Thursday 9:30 -- 2:30, Tuesday 9:30 -- 11:30 and Acton Parent Child Resource Centre, 85 Wallace Street - Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30 -- 2:30. For more information please call 905-873-2960 or 853-2574. MEALS ON WHEELS HHCSI Meals on Wheels program offers a variety of meals to seniors and disa- bled adults who, for any reason, are unable to man- age food preparation. Meals are delivered to the clients' door. Hot lunch meals or sandwich meals are available Monday to Friday. Meals can be geared toward individual dietary needs, likes and dislikes. To order meals or for more information please call Terri (Acton) 853-3310; Liz (Georgetown) 905-873- 6502. e AMD XP2200+ CPU «512 Mb DDR RAM e 40 Gb Hard Drive e 52x CD-RW Writer ¢ 3D On-Board Graphics e 8X AGP expansion Slot «1 Year Warranty See complete Details in Store e 17" Flat Screen Monitor e Windows XP Home Edition « Keyboard, Mouse & Speakers $799 Student System Think Tank Compute 14 Main Street South, Acton, Ontario L7J 1X1 At Highways 7 & 25 - Phone: 519-853-1528