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1~xSeaa hupoaus il the paperwork drives you crazy lt.tlet the expefls help you! MERCER HILDEBRAND & ZEIIR CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS EFILE Our qualified, professional staff will advise and make the preparing and filing ut your personal fax return a quick and easy expe- rience. " Accountfng & Tax Services for Small Business " Financial Planning " Estate Planning William J. Mercer, FCGA, CPA 245 Commercial St. Bus. (905) 876-1144 Milton, Ont. L9T 2J3 Fax: (905) 876-4209 f -Ml w iIi.m@ e.,a!qmtié,nl,, call FROM! ln home s, -78-2341 Spac is iiniedllam- - 9pm don% elay! Saturday & A Sunday.t1l 6 M ý- -j Management Accountant Lucien/Marie Williams & Assoc. INCOME TAX & GI SI'&I'w 'Io1r www. 1 mwaccountant.com Emai: lucienw@globalserve.net 537 Beaver Crt Tel: (905) 878-0192 Milton Fax: (905)87-25 George A. Jenkins CHARTEREI3 ACCOUNTANT 143 MAIN$ST Bus. 878-0162 Re$. 8454*178 ibx Returns $20. ANID Up ervice also available puterized Service 1 36 Pm Rect v S Lo .Ditac E #ïfl H&R BLOORK Wallai S.a90)7665MFstReuns Milton Minor Hockey Association IILIONRegistration for the 1998-99 Season Saturday March 28 i the Lions' Hall at Thompson Arena from 8 arn - 6 pm The basic registration fýe for 1998199 is $270 for first time players. Please provide a birth certificate. For players born in 1992 & 1993, the fée is $195. Famifies with 3 or more p 'wsfeccive a $100 discount. Returning p1ayers whox@flter on March 28 ____________I - il Subsequnt registration dates are June 20 and August 8. There w111 be ne y-bird discount available on those dates. Peewees out of the playoffs The AAA minor peewees' offence took a premature spring break recently in South Central Region playoff action. Halton managed just seven goals in four round-robin games and as a result failed to qualify for the OMUA finals. Their only non-loss of the postseason came in a 3-3 draw with Brampton - thanks largely to Danny Powers' two-goal output. The Hurricanes opened playoff action against Brampton and were blanked 3-0. Faring no belter against the OMHA-bound Grey Bruce Highlanders. Halton dropped 5-3 and 3-1I decisions. Goals came from Powers. Brett Robinson. Marcus Goenci and Kyle Quincey. Ian Boilcau and Rorv Johinston comibined for a respectable 3.50 goals-against average through the playoýtîs% 11A Gall ta Joîn the Action_4 M.MlLT:N LcwoosE -~ML.A. Laoking for Rep. Couches 111 Mous. L gue Convners 4<1111 hi I [SIMN'INP V l PersonalCorSorateicoeTa w, Auditing & Accounting VComputerized Bookkeeping VFinancial & Retiremnent Planning 107 Martin St., Milton Good timing by this Springer The lO)-year-old gynînast enjcoyed a ci.cent gold strik îsln those of North Ameriea s earîy prospectors. Representing the Milton Springers, she captured a handtul of tirst-place finishes in Guelph at the third and final Central Region Provincial Qualifying Meet. Her gold medal haul in the Novice I division featured triumphs in aIl four events - bars, beam, fluor routine and vault - as well as in the al-around standing. This secured ber a berth at next month' s Al-Ontario championship where shelI be ranked second in a highly competitive field. Hindered by a recent injury 40 Novice 1 participant Kristen Deumer was unable te, complete her floor routine but did pull off a fifth- place showing on vault. Christina Shipowick also took - fifth on vault while adding sixth- place honors in beam and loor. Amy Williams reached the podi- Ashley Quinn um with a bronze medal perfor- mance on floor in the Novice 1 B class. A fourth on vault and fifth on bars eamned ber lourth place overaîl. Eleven-year-old Valerie Masse] made two trips to the podium herself - with third-place efforts on bars and beam. She placed fourth overaîl in the Pre-Junior I A loop. Members of the junior teamn rallied together and pulled off their best showing of the season. Leading the charge with silver medal inishes on beam and bars was I 3-year-old Alicia Robinson - who took fourth overaîl and eamed altemnate status for the provincials. Alexis Stoffels, 12, beat aIl challengers in Junior lB beam. She added to, this victory with a silver on tinor and sixth on bars for fourth in the all-around. Age-class teammate Christine Chadwick tumred in a no-faîl effort on beam for the sil ver medal. Her bar routine, second best as well, brought ber back to the podium. Vieki Chliszczyk also eamned alternate status f'or the provincial s with a seventh-place overaîl finish in the Open 2 category. She did su on the strength of fourth-place efforts on bars and floor. jNatasha Brancier gained top honours in the all-around Cadette A division at the recent Winterfest Meet in Georgetown. She received top marks for dynamic vaulting, silver in beam. bronze on fluor and fourth on bars. 1