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AE noie eclipsed in epic semnifinal showdown. Winterhawksfinally beaten in sixth overtime round Hard to, say what hetd a stronger grasp on Josh Ben had made a number of dynamite Milton's AE novices in Flamborough Sunday saves through the seemingly-endless game, mnorning, agony or exhaustion. -while Gavin Snow and Tyler Delfino scored Botb were certainly in-abundance. * n reultion. Running on empty after a whop- While Lozer wasn't able to [mnd ping six rounds of overtime, the the back of the net in the semnifinals, Winterhawks were finally van- he had no trouble doing so îbrough quished 3-2 by the Georgetown . round-robin pla. He ted the Raiders in the semnifinals of the Winterhawks \viîh five goals, inctud- Fnergizer Fait Face-Off Tournameni. ing tw,,o shorthancled deposits in a 5-3 The teams were down to just one skater a decision over the tournamnent ho',îs - higli- ,ide and no goalies - with captain Justin tighting a five-goaks-in-tfive-minute ýL1rgc in Lozer out for Milton - when Georgetown the tircl period. wired a well-ptaced shot into the unguarded Snow, Randati Samms and Alexander cage to close out the epic encounter Gîglio rounded out the scoring in the third- Solid effort byAE minor peewees round comeback victory, which foltowed a 4- 0 whitewash of Grimsby. Ben stood taIt between the pipes and his teammates managed to kilt a 5-on-3 power- play to preserve the shutout. Lozer, Snow, Adnian Channeti and Josh Van Zuyten were the marksmen. Lozer en 'joyed an explosive start to the weekend, recording two goals and a pair of H IRINM! assîsts in a 6-1 rout of Waterloo. Also lîght- ing the tamp were Channelt, Ben Marshall and Connor Quann. Kevin Lyons, Noah Pittman, Stephen Stelmach and Matthew Anderson comprised a blueline unit that provided ptenty of sup- port for their rock-sotid netminder, while coming away with game MVP honours were Lozer, Ben, Delfino and Luke D'Addario. Stepping things up after a stuggish start at tast weekend's Flamborough Energizer Fait Face-Off Tournament, Multons AE minor peewees gutted out two hard-fought wins to close oui round-robin play ai 2- 1. L nloriunately that wasn't quitu clnouigh for advancement to the semnifinals, as Milton got bumped oui via a points-per-game tiebreaking format. Regrouping from a 4-O opening-rouind toss to Waterloo, the Winterhawks came oui flying and toppled the North London Nationals 5-2. Defenceman Jeffrey Gormaîi led with a three-point game while Josh McMiltian was sotid in net. Cameron Gulley kicked off the scoring, with other goals recorded k' Tyter WVebb and Christian Vandervoct. Milton then ctosed oui pretiminarv pta: with a 2-t squeaker over ihe Aurora rigers. D)aniel Becnsi-,an poîîcd ihc gainc wi ncr nîtx.s iiotigl [lic ',ccoiîd [)ci md - Ilh Gornian seiiing himi tp - while the Gultey, Webb, Carter Taylor line detivered a fantasiic ptaymaking effort carîx on for the initial taltv. An imipressive performnance hx the entire blueline uinît and a sirong shio,.%itng [romn MeMittani faciored heavitv into ihe wvin. Miltion kepi its %'.'iiiînnig %\savNs going wviîh a 2-O vicîory over lîrainpion Wecdnes'da\. McMillan earned the shutoi and Nathan Carter and Parker Jacohs did the sc'orîng. Notice of Public Meeting Regarding General Amendments ta the Town of Milton Camprehensive Zaning By-law 144-2003, as Amended These are Tawn-initiated amendments that affect ail lands within the Town of Milton. PUBLIC MEETING: Monday, December 14, 2009 7:3 0 p. m. Town Hall 150 Mary Street, Milton Council Chambers Members of the public are invited ta attend and provide input at a public meeting on proposed amendments ta the Town's Comprehensive Zoning By-Iaw 144-2003, as amended. 1 . A general amendment relating ta uses, regulations, and provisions of the Comprehensive Zoning By-Iaw 144-2003, as amended, including:, 0 To add a new definition and provisions for Bicycle Parking requirements; *To amend wording related ta the definitions otf "Driveway, Residential", "Warehouse/Distribution Centre", and the requirements of "Restaurant Patios" and parking requirements for Recreation & Athletic Facilities and Public Parks. As this initiative is Town Wide, there is no property description or map provided with this Notice. This amendment and associated background material can be reviewed atthe Town's Planning and Development Office at 150 Mary Street, from 8:30 arn. ta 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or by calling Lorraine Orchard, Zoning Off icer at 905-878-7252 ext. 2378. Any interested persan may make a written submission, prior ta the Public Meeting, and should direct that submîssion ta the Director of Planning and Development.