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The Canadian Champion, Tu.sdlay, March 9, 19W7-2 Novices stretch unbeaten streak to three games * from LAPSE on page 22 Spectrurn Airways sponsored crew kept things close. Battie to draw The AA major novices extended their unbeat- en streak to three gamnes by tying Brampton 2-2 Saturday at Memorial Arena. Milton tallied twice in Use third period to over- corne an early deficit and push Useir Tri County playoff record to 3-2-2. They had toppled the Battalion 5-1 in their poevious tilt. Mackenzie Filîman initiated the scoring with a bottomn shelf blast while following up with a live-hole rnarkcr was Justin Wehber. Picking up assists were Michaei Brown, Cody Murphy and captain Jeff Lynch - who deliv- ered maximum hustle and playmaking Usrough- out Use contest. Equally impressive in their own end were defencemen Daryl Brinke and Jonathan Monk. Joey De'Athe and Devin Medland aplit the netmninding duties for Use Milton Machine Shop sponsored team. Each showed strongly with superb pad saves. Together they managed to hold Use fort for more Usan two perioda. Both Brampton goals came on goal-mouth acrambles, the second of which was during a powerplay. Milton enjoyed two man-advantage stints but were unable to capitalize. 'Canes scorched Halton's AAA major novices were ousted from provincial playdowns last week by Sun County, who toppled themn 4-1 and 7- 1. The Huricanes managed to stay within strik- ing distance in the early stages of both games but eventually succumbed to their powerhouse opponents who're cunrently enjoying an incredi- ble season. Clark DeGeer and Geoff Strank were the scored. Befote this the boys outdistanced Guelph in an opening round best-of-fivc clash that went the distance. Etch garne was decided by aî single point, including the rubber match in which Halton eked out a 2-1 decision. Sining boUs markers was David Dunbar, wiUs assista going to, Strank, Josh Britton and Corey Syvret. Sharp goaltending was tumned in by Kyle McClure and Matt Mingay. The 'Canes bave now been relegated to league playoffs and got off to a fine start by lrimming Brampton's second entsy teamn 5-4. Eric Deckers led with a deuce while Britton and DeGeer chipped in one goal and two assista each. Also scoring was Josh Dewar. 0- J QEW & Trafalgar Rd Flea & Antique Market MI i-j 125 Cross Ave (Iocated in Trafalgar Village Mai) e OakviIIe Corne & Meet Brett ~ ~ ~ WC '7N Hitan HNt~~ ~ iro SundaY, Mavc 28 4Pn ' J O The Board of Directors, of the Community Care Access t 1% Centre (CCAC) of Halton CCAC H ALTO N is pleased to invite you to attend an OPEN BOARD MEETING] March 17, 1999 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Oakville Public Library Central Branch, Auditorium 120 Navy St, Oakvilie, ON L6J 2Z4 HIGHLIGHTS 0F AGENDA Service Provider Forum: Presenter Mr. John Oliver President and CEO - HaRon Healthcre Services Corporation For furtr information, caîl: Linda Ferras at (905) 639-5228 ext. 8921 or if long distance dial 1 800810000 Future meeting dates and locations to be announced. Competency. Trust. Honesty. Quality. The cornerstones of business for Investment Advisor Chris Manning and RBC Domidnion Securities. One of the great advantages of dealing with a firm like RB3C Dominion Securities is the peace of mind that naturally cornes when you deal with Canadas leading investment dealer. We're here for the long run. And that means you can trust us for personal, conservative advice to help you achieve your investment goas. You can also place your trust in the knowledge and experience of an R-BC Dominion Securities Investment Advisor like Chris Manning.. For an honest, complimentary meeting to, discuss how you can achieve financial peace of mind, please cail Chris Manning at (905) 815-8353. And ask about cornerstones. 42RBC hflDOMINION Member, Canadtian Investor Protection Fund