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12 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2004 Board wants input into name of school Halton District School Board is encouraging com- munity input into the naming of its Adult, Alter- native and Continuing Education high school In order to receive public in- put, suggestion forms and boxes will be distributed to schools and public librar- ies from Monday, January, 26 to February 9 at noon. Trustees will select the name for the school in Feb- ruary. Suggestion boxes and forms will be located in the central branch of the public libraries in each municipality and at the fol- lowing locations through- out Halton region where programs are offered: Halton Hills: Adult Education -- Georgetown District High School, 70 Guelph Street STEP & SCORE pro- grams -- Wrigglesworth School Site, 96 Guelph Street Entries may also be faxed to (905) 335-4447 or mailed to the Communica- tions Department, Halton District School Board, 2050 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario L7R 322. 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Acton MCNABB | ., ( Know how to use them) Some high-energy foods; nuts, candy bars etc. A final piece of advice; Drive according to the road and weather conditions. BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Serving the Community for 40 Years 67 Mill Street East Acton 853-1160 DOLLIVER SURVEYING INC Land Information Services , 54 Mill St. E. 853-2502 web: www.dolliver.com E-mail: surveys@dolliver.com NELLIS CONSTRUCTION LIMITED ROAD BUILDING EARTH MOVING R.R. #1 Acton 853-0960 BNR) Le eg 24 Hour Service ¢ Flatbed Service Lockout Service * Boosting & Gas 853-5848 286 Alma Street, Rockwood THIS SPACE COULD BE YOURS Advertise with : THE NEW TANNER 519. 853. 0051 Nie Rent-A-Car From 99 Cper hour 856-0000 387 Queen St. East, Acton GYMNASTS COMPETE: Members of the Halton Hills Gymnastics Club competed in the second Ont. Competi- tions. They are: back row: Anastasia Carvalho, Desiray Ebbinge, Kathleen Brown, Amanda Nelles, Katie Heelis Centre Row: Jenanne Hadad, Katie Shewaga, Kelly Henderson, Colleen Beswick, Kim Ivany, Michelle Kupa, Brittany Lowe. Front row: Carlie LeBlanc, Jennifer Garvie, Candace Banks, Lacey-Leigh Olsen, Jenna Rodgers. Absent: Rose Schmidt, Quinn Potter, Kristin Lockwood.- Submitted photo. Gymnastic Club completes in 2nd Ontario Qualifier The Halton Hills Gymnas- tic Club held the Women's second Provincial Qualifier over the past week-end. Re- sults follow: Argo | - Kathleen Brown, lst on beam, 4th on floor, overall Sth. Tyro 1(10) - Lacey-Leigh Olsen, 2nd uneven bars, 2nd on beam, 3rd on floor, overall 2nd; Candace Banks, 4th on floor, overall Sth; Rose Schmidt, 4th on vault, overall 8th; Desiray Ebbinge, 3rd on floor, overall 9th. Tyro I(11) - Jennifer Garvie, overall 7th; Brittany Lowe, overall 8th; Quinn Potter, overall 11th; Anastasia Carvalho, 4th on beam, over- all 12th; Michelle Kupa, overall 13th. Tyro 2 - Katie Heelis, 4th on beam, overall 6th. Novice | - Carlie LeBlanc, Ist on Floor, 3rd on beam, overall 4th; Katie Shewaga, overall 7th; Kelly Henderson, overall 11th; Amanda Nelles, 3rd on floor, 12th overall; Jenanne Hadad, overall 13th; Kim Ivany, 2nd uneven bars, overall 14th. Novice 2 - Jenna Rodgers, 2nd on vault, overall 10th. Open | - Kristen Lockwood, Ist on vault, 4th on floor, overall 7th; Colleen Beswick, 2nd on beam, overall 11th. Novice Tanners finish with 3-0 win The Carquest Acton Nellis Construction Novice BB Tanners finished their regular season with a 3-0 victory over Hespeler, then lost an exhibition game 2-1 to Erin. Acton faced first-place Hespeler on Jan., 17, need- ing a win to secure second place in their league. They got the win, by a score of 3- 0, on the strength of two goals from Ryan Dunlevy and one from Michael Evans. Assists went to Carter Ebbinge, T.J. Baker and Billy Mowat. Shots on goal were 6-6, but Mason Overland turned away all six of his to earn his sixth shut-out of the season, and second in a row. Acton finished the regu- lar season with a record of 16-6-2, one point behind first place Hespeler, one ahead of third-place Oakville, both of whom are 'A' teams. The Tanners travelled to Hillsburgh on Jan., 18, and lost an exhibition game 2-1 to Erin, who will be their first round OMHA play-down opponent. The game was de- layed 30 minutes due to ice problems, and the ice also gave the Tanners problems during the game. The Tanners outshot Erin 18-8, but could not solve the Erin goalies' sprawling style. Michael Evans gave the Tanners a 1-0 lead, from Brodie MacFarlane, with eight seconds left in the sec- ond period, but Erin scored two in the third to take the win. Acton will need a solid effort in the playoffs to beat Erin, the schedule has yet to be announced. It will be available at: www.actontanners.com.