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JR A HOCKEY Newmarket advances Hurricanes silence Buzzers look toward semifinal round BYIOHNCUDMORE jcudmore9yrmgcom Movin on Thats all the Newmarket Hur ricanes are concerned with after clinching a Central Canadian Hock ey League West Division quarter final series against the St Michaels Buzzers Thursday night with a 20 triumph at the Ray Twinney Com plex The victory enabled the Hurri canes to claim the bestofseven series in five games Keep up with the Newmarket Hurricanes and Aurora Tigers in the playoffs at yorkregioncom Never mind the goalscoring challenges faced by the Hurricanes who finished second in the division and 26 points up the ladder from the Buzzers Nor that somewhere along the playoff line the Newmar ket side will surety have to gener ate more firepower to keep moving forward its a welldeserved rest from the rigours of playoff duty as the Hurricanes await their division semifinal foe The series is likely to start Thursday at the Ray Twinney Complex They just hang around every game and those teams are danger ous said Newmarket goaltender Jimmy Sarjeant who stopped all 27 shots he faced for his first playoff shutout They played to the last second in every game Without doubt Sarjeant would welcome a bit more offensive sup port than the nine goals the Hur ricanes scored in five games against the Buzzers He surrendered just seven against for a nifty 140 goals against average in the series It would make my job a little easier but as long as were winning I dont care if its 76 In the playoffs its just about winning Newmarket opened the scoring when Buys rifled a shot from the EPILEPSY UNDERSTANDING THROUGH EDUCATION for more information on Epilepsy Please Contact 90S EHTiAddrMtMDOaplapcyyorica brought to you community Tl left wing in off the goal post at the 1 minute mark of the first period That goal stood up until captain Chad Sumsion chipped in a loose puck that clanged off the crossbar behind Buzzers netminder Joseph DElia with 93 seconds left in the third period The Buzzers Michael Neville was awarded a penalty shot at the close of the second period but misfired high and wide Wed like to score more goals but defence is playoff hockey and defence is what will win us a cham pionship this year said Sumsion who led the Hurricanes in scoring during the regular season and fin ished the series with five points If we play like that well be OK You have to work at defence Its not just one day saying youre going to play defence Luckily for us weve been doing it all year The Buzzers provided a stern opening round test for the Hurri canes despite their seventh place finish in the season standings THEERAIBaMl Town of Aurora Leisure Guide Advanced Acupuncture Pharma Save Golden Water Depot Kia of Newmarket Country Market FM Windows Whirlpool CHECK OUT NOTE Not all flyers are booked for all areas fcr or to book is A Fit a Balanced NEWMARKET AURORA AND Vickys Doggie Services ft Pet Sitting Private er Group Basic Obedience Behaviour Training Pet Sitting 9053926551 Synchro skating showcase serves as nationals sendoff Consider it a partial preview of the upcoming Canadian synchro nized skating championships Feb 27 when the East Gwillimbury Skating Club hosts a showcase for the sport at Sharon Arena Among the teams that will per form their routines are the East Gwillimbury clubs four teams including Shiver which advanced to the national final by finishing third in the intermediate category last weekend at regional qualifying in Fort Erie Frostbite the East Gwillimbury clubs juvenile entry finished sec ond in the Fort Erie competition However the category is not part of the national competition The clubs Zambunnies and MidIce Crisis will also skate dur ing the showcase Several guest teams will also perform their routines in a final tuneup for the national competi tion March 4 to 6 at the PowerAde Centre in Brampton The showcase runs from 5 to 7 pm Admission is John Cudmorv Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE No 2 Highway 404 Extension from Queensville Sideroad to Ravenshoe Road Region of York Town of East Gwillimbury Town of Georgina Detail Design Study WR 20050700 In August 2002 the Ontario Ministry the Environment under the Provincial Environmental Assessment Act approved an Individual Environmental Assessment for the extension of Highway The Ontario Ministry of Transportation MTO completed a preliminary design and environmental assessment study for the Highway 404 extension from North of Mount Albert Road to Woodbine Avenue Ravenshoe Road in April The MTO is currently undertaking a Detail Design Study WP for a km segment of this Highway 404 extension from north of Queensville Stderoad to Road see key map The recommended plan includes Construction of approximately 70 km of Highway 404 as a 4lane divided freeway and provision of an interim atgrade intersection at Woodbine Avenue Permanent closure of Holbom Road and construction of culdesacs at the Highway 404 crossing Reconstructionlowenng of Boag Road and construction of twin overpass structures Reconstruction and widening of Woodbine Avenue from the ramp terminal northerly to Ravenshoe Road and reconstruction of the Woodbine Avenue Ravenshoe Road intersection and approaches Construction of an oversized concrete culvert at a tributary of the Maskinonge River north of Queensville Sideroad which will accommodate the passage of wildlife Construction of associated drainage structures and stormwater management ponds Construction of a new commuter carpool lot at Woodbine Avenue with associated illumination and a GO Bus platform Installation of new illumination flashing beacon and traffic signals associated with the freeway termination at Woodbine Avenue Relocationreplacement of existing illumination and traffic signals associated with the reconstruction of the WoodbineRavenshoe intersection Installation of temporary illumination and traffic signals as required for construction staging Installation of partial illumination on Woodbine Avenue at terminals of Highway 404 Application of landscaping and snow drifting treatments as required Relocation of utilities as required to accommodate construction This Study is following the approved Class Environmental Assessment planning process for Provincial transportation facilities Opportunities for comment are provided throughout the Detail Design Study inducing Pubic Information Centres PICs designed to provide protect specific information to the public and to receive input and comments The first round of PICs was held in June 2009 to reintroduce the Project The second PIC will be held as follows Wednesday March 3 Queensville Community Centre 1590 Queensville Sideroad Queensville ON 400 pm to 800 pm Thursday March 2010 Keswick Presbyterian Church Woodbine Avenue Keswick ON 3E9 pm to 800 pm kSe Study The purpose of the second PIC is to present the Detail Design and the proposed mitigation measures Those attending the PIC wi have an opportunity to meet the Project Team review the Detail Design plans ask questions and provide comments directly to the Project Team Upon completion of the Study a Design and Construction Report DCR be prepared and made available for publicagency review A Notice of Study Submission wi be published in this newspaper at the Studys conclusion the locations where copies of the can be reviewed The Detail Design Study tor Highway 404 from Green Lane to QueensvHe Sideroad is the subject of a separate study and additional notification for that project wi also occur Public comments are welcome throughout the Study If you have questions or comments or wish to be added to the Study 1st please contact either Mr David Clarke PEng MTO Project Manager Ministry of Transportation 1201 Ave Floor Bulking D ON 1J8 Tat Email Mr Bruce Dickey PEng Consultant Project Manager AECOM Canada Ltd 9000 Btvo MhMtasauga ON L4W4P2 Tel Fax9052380038 BruoaJ3tekayOaa Comments and Information regarding this Project are being collected to assist the MTO in meeting the requirements of the Provincial Environmental Assessment Act This material will be maintained on file tor use during the Project and may be included in Project documentation Information collected will be used in accordance with the Freedom of lnkmiatkn and Protectkxi of Pnvacy Act the exception of personal information all comments will become part of the public record