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Other members of the Hal- ton Hills Club who excelled included: Open 1: Kelly Henderson, bronze medal for overall: Colleen Beswick, placed 13", Jenanne Hadad, placed 21* but could not complete all events due to an injury while competing. Novice | (12): Michelle Kupa 12", Quinn Potter LO: Tyro 1 (11): Justine Wal- lace, bronze on beam, placed 8"; Kessia Coutu, placed 11"; Bethany Troughton, bronze on vault, placed 12". Novice 1 (13): Amanda Nelles, silver on floor, placed ae Novice 2: Jennifer Gar- vie, placed 7": Katie Heelis, placed 10". Open 2: Carlie LeBlanc, bronze on floor plus special certificate for most flexible on beam, placed 11": Saman- tha Rogers, placed 14". Argo 3: Bianca Jordaan, gold on floor, placed 3" bronze medal overall. -Randi LeBlanc AHS girls down Holy Trinity 3-1 Acton High's girl hockey team hosted Holy Trinity in their final league game on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at the Acton arena and won 3 tol. Scoring for Acton were Gabby Kasziwka with two goals and Jody Howard with one. Earning assists were Heidi Andrew with two, Kaitlyn Andrews, Amanda Schroeder and Gabby Kaszi- wka with one assist apiece. Playing a strong game in the net was Amy De La Franier. League playoffs are us- ing a new format this year based on school enrolment. Schools are divided by size: A, AA, AAA, and AAAA. Sports such as Cross Coun- try, Swimming, Track and Field, Wrestling, Nordic and Alpine Skiing, Curling, Gymnastics and Badminton run championships that in- clude all school sizes across Ontario in the same com- petition. Athletes compete against each other regardless of the size of the school. With Girls' Hockey the breakdown is divided into two categories: A/AA and AAA/AAAA. In the A/AA category Acton finished first in the County followed by Aldershot, St. Thomas Aqui- nas, Pearson and Milton. Acton will host a semi- final game on Wednesday, March 2:at 2:30 against the winner of the Pearson and Milton game which was played this week McGuinty needs lesson... Continued from page 7 the ship building industry. McGuinty, and those who share his view, that by en- abling Nova Scotia or Newfoundland to benefit from their resources and make some headway in catching up to the vast wealth of Ontario, is unfair to On- tario, must also admit that the policies such as the 1912 ex- pansion of Ontario, the wartime and post war investments, and the autopact was unfair to the _other provinces. Either all actions ben- efitting one province more than another are harmful and wrong or not. In the overall context of national policy the off-shore agreement is fair either as a means of build- ing a stronger Canada through building more financially independent prov- inces or as equalization to those provinces for the benefits On- tario has received from federal government policies. Phyllis Wagg, Ph. 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