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24 -The Canadian Champion, Fniday, June 15, 2001 - ,Milton golfe r wins again Collaton by a single stroke. T'homas' 77- shot showing was second best overal w ý rvOt' p,ýIý i a I w I e . Inni onle step closer le tthe season title. Meanwhile, Milton's Denis Christo took second-place honours in the Adult Flight 'AN division - shooting a 62 to finish une stroke back of Bramptons Bian Robson. O:AI(NfI LIE (905) 845-6601 NOTICE 0F STUDY COMPLETION Fourth Line/Glenorchy Environmental Assessment Study In order to address traffic operational and safety concerns, the Town of Oakville Proposes to permanently close Fourth LUne at East Sixteen Mile Creek to vehicular traffic and retain the -existing roadway for recreational uses. Following the compleýtion and openmng of Highway 407, there is likely to be an increased vehicle demand on the Fourth Une Valley crossing that would have an impact on the safe operation of the road. Within several years, thse growth in Fourth Uine vehicle demand will be accommodated to the James Snow Parkway Extension to be completed across the valley in accordance with the Environmental Asscssment Report, approved in 1999. In the interim period before that roadway is completed, the safe operation of Fourth Uine through thse Glenorchy area is a concern. The study area is shown on the key plan below. Thse study is being carried out as a Class Envirorimental Assessment following tise requirements of the Ontario Environmental Asscssment Act, RS.O. 1997. A public information centre was held on March 6, 2001 to review the alternative improvements for consideration, analysis and evaluation of the alternatives and the technically preferred alternative. Subject to comments received as a result of this notice, and the receipt of necessary approvals, tise town intends to permanently close Fouth Line in 2001. The Project File is available for review at the following locations during normal business hours: Town of Oakville Town of Milton Cerk's Office Clerk's Office 1225 liafalgar Road 43 Brown Street Oakville, Ontario Milton, Ontario White Oalcs Llbrary Milton Public Ubrary Reference Section Reference Section 1070 McCraney Street 45 Bruce Street Oakville, Ontario Milton, Ontario If concerns arise regarding this project, which cannot be resolved in discussion with the Town of Olakville, a person or party may request that the Minister of the Environment make an order for the project to comply with Part Il of the Environmental Assessment Act (referred to as a Part Il Order), which addresses individual cnvironment assessments. Requests must be received by the Minister at thc address below within 37 calendar days of this Notice. (thse required 30-day review pcriod has been extended j to accommodate vacations during t~ the summer season). A copy ofj à i Towni thse request must also be sent toMo the Town"s Director of Public Milon Works. If there is no rcquest received byjuly 20, 2001, tise Town of Oakville will proceed to - permanendly close Fourth Lmne at East Sixteen Mile Creek to vehicular traffle. Town Oakville Minister of the Environment 135 St. Clair Avenue, l5th Floor Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1P5 If you have any questions or concerns regarding this projeet, please contact: Mr. Len MCLCod, P. Eng. Mr. Neil Ahmed, P. Eng. Assistant Director/Engineer and Construction McCormick Ranitin Corporation Department of Public Works 2655 North Sheridan Way Town of Oakvilie Mississauga, Ontario PO. Box 310,1l225 Trafalgar Road L5K 2P8 Oakville, Ontario L6J 5A6 Tel: (905) 823-8500 *Tel: (905) 845-6601 Fmail: nahmned@mirc.ca Etnail: lmdeod@town.oakville.on.ca ________1__ This notice issued on tise l4th day ofJune, 2001. R G. Green, P. Eng. Director of Public Works Deparsnsent of Public Works, Town of Oakville 1225 TRAFALGAR ROAD e OAKVILLE, ONTARIO e L6j 5A6 By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion Its been said that revenge is a dish best served cold, but Milton's Under 17 girls elite soccer squad was red hot wben it camne time for payback in Brantford Sunday. Punctuating a successful weekend tournament mun, the local ladies avenged their only round-robin losa in convincing style - whitewashing Dixie 2-0 in tise cisampionsisip finals. Dixie had beaten themn ly an identical score in second round play Saturday. Thse Sargent Farms-sponsored çoew fortified its Milon Plinor Basebali Association F SCORES NOTICE Scores wiII appoar lu fox, week s Canadian Champion -.' 'f i f En route to the championsisip, tise Magie won leur et lîve garcs ---aIl by way et shuoeuts. tn Sunday moming's semnifinals, they blanked Burlington 3-0.' Denich stood tali between the pipes while tally- ing twice was toumament MVP Amy DiPalma- who finished tise weekend with five goals. Also scoring was Goddard. Mavericks rally to tic Milton's intermediate lacrosse team donned its proverbial rally cap to stave off defeat at John Tondul Sports Centre Monday. Tise Mavericks delivered a ierce finish to keep their uniseaten run intact, battling back from a four-goal deficit in tic Markham 7-7. A 5-1 third-period victory allowed tise hosts to steal a seemingly out- of-rcach point and maintain its momentumn iseading into this wcckend's John McCauley Memorial Tournament in Brampton. Captain Matt O'Meara put an exclama- tion mark on tise rally, sinking tise eventual equalizer witis just over a minute lefi to play. Wisile heroies were offered by O'Meara, Paul Pedulla provided tise corne- back fuel - iguring in four of tise five third-period goals, including the tying tally for which he made a nifty set-up. Jordan Lumis was hetween tise pipes for tise stalemate Entertainent, featuring a variety of acts and entertainers. 3:00 PM Awards presented to the best cars in the show. ý-e ýM Miltonian Jef Thsomas tightened his championship grip with another first-place GelîS r Tp!hý Pip 'qp u Branptons Mayt-ield Goli'Club. The 17-year-old deliveied bis third con- secutive age division victory - continuing a season sweep - and for the secona straight time edged out Oakville's Dave