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26 -Th Canadian Champio;n, tuesday, 40riI71 1998 * Scott 1 BLOOMIN' GOOD DEAL!I Due to Incredible Response, we're extendlng Our Offer SPRJNG PRICE Lube,0011 iterj 95 &112Pt $1 ae 0é'? Applies to most Inspection t9#47* cars & fIght OTHE COMMUNITY CARE ACCESS CENTRE 0 (CCAC) 0F HALTON ÇRÇM, s pleased to announce OPEN BOARD MEETINGS *The CCAC of Halton is an organization combining the services 6f the for- mer Home Care Program and Placement Co-ordination Services. *The CCAC gives consumers a single access point to a tull range of long- term care and other community services. *The Board of Directors ot the Community Care Access Centre ot Halton is committed f0 OPENNESS, SERVICE and CHOICE. The Public is cordially invited to attend the meetings of the Board of Directors. Ail meetings wiIl stant at 7:00 p.m. The Dates and Locations are as follows: April 15, 1998 May 20, 1998 June 17, 1998 Oakville Public Library Central Branch, Auditorium 120 Navy Street Oakville ON L6J 2Z Georgetown & District Memorial Hospital Activity Room One Princess Anne Drive Georgetown ON L7G 2B8 Community Care Access Centre 440 Elizabeth Street, 4th Floor Birch/Balsam Room Burlington ON U7R M1 I For further information cail: Linda Ferras at (905) 639-5228 Ext. 8921 or... il long distance dial 1-800-810-0000 I Future meeting dates and locations to be announced. Berto fi, Tigers take e( 'n Scott Bertoli and the Princeton Tigers took the high endurance test recently in capturing their first-ever Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) best-of-three opening round series, the Tigers completed their championship run with three wins in as many nights. They clinched the titie with a pulse- i pounding 5-4 double overtime victory against highly favoured Clarkson. 'It was definitely the highlight of my hockey career,' said Bertoli, recalling the ce lebration that followed Syl Apps' game winner. Bertoli 'We were picked as underdogs through- ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL MEMBERS 0F MILTON CHILDREN AND YOUTH CENTRE AND MILTON COMMUNITY AND INFORMATION SERVICES The Boards of Directors of MCYC and MCIS are pleased to announce their off iciai amalgamation. The newly formed agency wilI be called Milton Community Resource Centre. We are excited to have Heather Jackson assuming the position of Executive Director as of April 6. We look forward to continu ing to provide quality programs and services to Milton and the surrounding communities. zstern titie out the ECAC playoffs but we knew we could win it. We had scored some big wins over Clarkson and Boston University early n the year and it was onlv wticn we started 'Lýttlt m hit ii(hk tic iIk !L Ikiii uà through the season that wc really strug- gted." A left winger on Princetons higbly accomplished 'orange line', Bertoli drew an assist in the Clarkson game and another during their 2-1 squeaker over Yale. Their other ECAC win came in a 6-2 drubbing to Comneil. History and fortune were against Bertoli and the Tigers in their first National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) toumnament appearance in Lake Placid. They dropped a 2-1 irst-round decision to Michigan, who went on to win a record ninth national championship Saturday over Boston College. - Michigans game winner against Princeton was as flukey as they corne. Mark Kosick was credited with the goal that ricocheted off Jeff Halpem's skates to dribble between goalie Erasmo Salterelli's feet early in the third. Recalled Bertoli, "It was the weirdest goal I've ever seen. He (Kosick) was pass- ing to someone behind the net and had absolutely nu intention of scoring. "Its hard to say if they (Michigan) would have won anyway. They really took it to us in the first period but had five pow- erplay chances and couldn't score on any." Bertoli has one more tesson remaining with the Ivy League school. Fax your sports reports to 87 84943 Re I,!, '.ce o 0 t_- v gC e. -Studa iyý ýthis Friday Live