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A22 - The Canadian champion, Friday, Januarv 13, 2006 IlaleMustangs narrow the gap in hoops rematch I t t a t ' I e L a w i ~ . c r e r g d s v t b t ie v ic to r y , M D c o a c is S te v e o g g d s o m c s r o u s m in u te s , " J o n k e r s a d . afler enjoying cakewalk in se s nopener Oliver said it was important for bis players "Wisen (Milton) staaied to get mbt foui 10 show tisey're flot tise same teain tisaI got trouble you started 10 sec a htale bit of a let- J W By HERB GARBUTT rally in tise remacis te, down tise Mustangs siaugistereci in tise seaaon opener. down." The Champion 81-74 and improve to 5-i on tise season. 1I tisin tisey wanted to show tisey're bel- BR again establissed an early lead, but ~ C,5Wk, Bisisop Reding's senior cagers could "Tisey didn't bave a good game against ter tisan tisat," ise said. "Tisy've got ion icysman capitalized on a tisree- ~q~a.-e~ ~ have been excused if tisey were feeling us tise first time. I knew tisey would be over tisat mental isump. Now tisey point play and tisen nailed a tisree- -- overly confident heading across town to coming in isere fired up," said Royals' believe they can give thern a pointer in tise final minute of thse ~,-i~ Milton District Tuesday afiemoon. coacis Dwigist Jonker. "Tisey're a team witb good mun." opening quarter 10 pull the tAfler ail, tise i'st lime tise teams met tise a lot of pride. lits tiseir borne gym. and we Milton led 67-61 witb Oive Mustangs witisin two. Ee. Royals went on a 21-O mun 10 open tise knew we were in for a figist. We were minutes remaining but a tisree- He and Dan Van Cube tisen ~et~ game and roiled 10 an easy 75-39 victory. expecting tbis." pointer by AI Aliiovic, pant of led MD on a 15-2 mun in tise But tise Mustangs showed tisey've corne Tise Mustangs, now 3-2 on tise season. a .10-i Redang mun. wiîis four second quanter tisaI aliowed tise along way since tisaI season-opening led by as mucis as six in tise final quarter minutes 10 play gave tise Mustangs 10 buiid tiseir biggcst iencouniter. Redine needed a fourtis-uuarter and ware stl within a nt waith a minue. Royals tise lead for good. Iiam of ther xeae 32-25 t at h, "If (tise Royals) get down tbey re Sean Maîhé, the Royals answered not going to stay down for and tied the garne but Clayton long. You can't Jet them back Holman's basket at tise buzzer in," Oliver said. "We let tisem sent the Mustangs into the back in." isaîf leading 36-34. "Wbenever you play a Oliver said some games cross-îown rival, you always against strong opposition inl get hyped up," said Sean New York state over the Matisé. wiso led Reding corne Chsristmas break helped raise backs in both isalves. "Beating bis team's level of play and MD, it's big. If tbey beat us. il would bave better equîpped tisem to iandle Reding's been big for tbem. Tisat's isow we treaîed press. it." 'We isandled tise pressure better. Tishey Tbhe Royals' deptb proved îo be tise went on a 22-O mun tant gaine in tise first biggest factor. With tisree Mustangs foui- two minutes because we couldn't get tise ing out, BR scored six unanswered points bail in. You can't score if you youre flot in tise final minute 10 put tise game away. genting it over isaîf. (Today) our guards Marcas Gray. wiso bad drawn tise day's worked togetiser better, screening cacis tougs defensîve assigniment. snuk in tise other."* back door for a pair of lay-ups and BR's juniors also completed a regular- Alilovic's slam in tise final seconds put an season sweep of tise Mustangs Tuesday exclamation point on tise victory. prevailing 64-47 after squeaking out a 38- "Our depts ielped us aIl game. We were 37 decision in tiseir season opener. in fouI trouble and our bencis- John Tise Royals isosted cross-town rival E.C. Scisultz, Malt Clark, Chris Wiseeliisan, Druiy yesterday afsemoon. wisile MD was Mike Rego - tisose guys camne off tise in Acton. Regional Road 25 Transportation Corridor Highway 401 to Campbellville Road, Town of Milton Class Environmental Assessment Study The Regional Municipality of Halton is carrying out a Class Environmental Assessment to consider a wide range of options for transportation corridor improvements to satisfy future travel demands on Regional Road 25, from Highway 401 to Campbellville Road, in the Town of Milton (see map below). The need to satisfy north-south capacity requirements in this transportation corridor bas been identified in previous studies including the Region of Halton Transprtation Master Plan (2004). This study is being conducted in compliance with Scitedule C of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (June 2000), which is approved under the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act. The flrst Public Information Centre was held on lune 15, 2005. Thereafter, the preferred alternative was determined taking into consideration the problemn being addressed, alternative solutions, environmental effects, and comments that were received from the Town of Milton, regulatory agencies and the public. The preferred alternative includes thewvidening of Regional Road 25 to four lanes with a partially raised centre median and intersection improvements. A second Public Information Centre bas been arranged 10 review the preferred alternative and receive public comments. Following thse information centre, the preferred alternative will be reviewed taking into considerationt thse comments received, and confirmed or modifled. DMk: flhusdayJanuy26, 2006 lromw 6-3Opjn. - :00 pa. Drop-àioentre l.7-0Op.m. PmerbnolwWby questin and amswsession Plbe: bitan Sot u BanqMRowm, 5 Santa Mmd Boievurd, Mdton Anyone with an interest in the study is invited to attend and to participate. If you cannot attend and would like to provide comments, please fotward your comments to Halton Region at the address below by Fridiay, February 10, 2006. Information requests or questions may b. directed to: tisa Zlnkewkch, B.ES Project Manager Thse Regional Municipality of Halton 1151 Bronte Road Oakville, Ontario 16M 3L1 Phone: 905-825-6000, ext. 7556 Toil Free: 1-866-442-5866 (1-866-4HALTON) Fax: 905-825-8822 e-mail: Iisaiinkewich@halton.ca Scott Tborbum, P.Eng Consultant - Project Manager URS Canada Inc. 75 Commerce Valley Drive East, Markham, Ontario, L3T 7N9 Phone: 1-905-882-4401 ext. 534 Fax: 1-905-882-4399 e-mail: scottthorbum@urscorp.com Titis Notice first issaed on Janaary 13, 2006 www.region.halton.on.calppwplanningroads The map below shows the approximate limita of the study area. HALTON HILIS *JAMES SHOW (REG I -. 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