Aie - The Canadian Champion, Friday, March 17, 2006 ci 01 : :1 ",I1 *House league novices on HNIC 93y Steve LeBianc Unbeknownst to the young hockey lover, dadi had CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF purchased tickets for them to see the Leafs take on Boston - their favounte team - just two une into Hockey Night in Canada a days later, a gamne they'd neyer get to see. little early tomnorrow and you might Hoping to, lift Tylers spirits during just see a familiar place - and per- this difficult time, an out-of-town haps a few familiar faces as well. ~< -friend of the family with contacts at Making their national television yCBC inquired about getting Leaf debut will be tbe novice bouse- .~tickets for him and perhaps some league Leafs, who as part of HNIC pucks for him and bis HNIC's Hometown Hockey fea- -. teammates. CBC and HNIC took ture will have two spots - pre- this a huge step forward, sending taped recently at John Tonelli a film crew to town to tape the Sports Centre - airing prior to -local house-leaguers. the Maple Leafs' showdown w*th Not only that, Tyler and his the New York Rangers. , -momn Tracy - currently spending Their first appearance is se[t to the March break in Newfoundland introduce the pre-game show at . "Iwl be taken to a Leafs' game about 6:30 p.m., witb the second seg- next month by limousine. They'll be ment coming right before the opening treated to dinner and a tour of the Air * face-off at 7 p.m. Canada Centre before the puck drops. Sadly enough, this opportunity wa Tyler Barnes "It (Glens death) was a big hurdie for born from a team tragedy - after captain this team and it was great that this hap- Tyler Barnes lost hus father Glen in a construction pened for Tyler," said coach Trevor Wadham, who accident in Owen Sound November 15. guides the novice Leafs alongside Rob Atkinson. la __ www.arenapro.com YOUTH-BOYS/GIRLS OUR\ 70 17 YRS.OLg IOTH/ 4&56 YR.OLD YERIINSTAUCTOUAJ ,> OUR 905-451-9275 3T> MENS YMTEMSINDIIOUA. 905-840-7370 SUMMER HOCKEY BEGINS 0'Shea re-signs with 1.0. Mike O'Shea officially re-signed with the Argonauts Wednesday. The 35-year-old Miltonian and Toronto defensive captain - who'd corne t0 termns with the Argos last month- inked a deal for one year plus an option for a second. The i 3-year CFL linebacker finished o.ton GUELPH LUNE (REGIONAL ROAD 1) RECONSTRUCTION FROM PURDY DRIVE TO 300 m NORTH 0F 20 SIDEROAD (REGIONAL ROAD 34) TOWN 0F MILTON, Halton Region is planning for the two-lane road reconstruction of Guelph Line (Regional Road 1> from Purdy Drive to approximately 300 m North of 20 Sideroad (Regional Road 34), in thelown of Milton. Construction is schedul ed to take place in 2006. This project followed the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Process, which involved public consultations and the completion of an Environmental Study Report in October 2002. A Public Information centre will be held to provide you with an opportunity to review the detailed project drawings and discuss any potential construction disruptions resulting from the proposed works. Representatives from both Halton Region and Philîps Engineering Ltd., will be in attendance to answer any questions. The Public Information Centre is scheduled for: Dat THIJO&Y, MAcI#23, 2006 Timew: 5:00 p.an. -8:00 p.nî. P"so: «NMSAAWF.YA COMMIJNTY cfNTRE (SROOKVILLE HALL) 11264 GUELPH LIME <AT CAMERON DRIVE) MILTON You are invited to drop in any time during the above-noted hours to review and comment on the proposed works. if you are unable to attend this Public Information Centre and wish to obtain more information or provide written comments, please address your concerns to: Mr. Joseph Chol, P Eng. Manager, Design Services Regional Municipaîity of Haîton Phone: 905-825-6000, ext. 7610 Fax: 905-847-2192 Email: joseDh.choi@haiton.ra ECENtFIES AmD AL ALMD Foi e