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A24 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, Aprîi 27, 2007 Hockey coaches needed iii ilso li o .iii , i c t hockey season getting undcrway this weekend, Milton Miner Hockey Association (MMIIA) is stili Iookiug te [iii a nuunhet of hecad ceat bing posi- tiens. Most cf these arc ai tire oider divi- sionls, with crirreni vacaucies fer beih the AA anti additiieal crnn unîdgei teams, as %veii as the Al- minci midgetx and hantatins. Assuining ihcv te iestrrccd item a ene sear hiatus, tue jîvenîles xviii aise iîed a head coach, whie a bench tus-, lia",sC xIo ti l liaiic"i loii tilc ÀI aicmns. Those îuteresîed in appiying for ihese pexix can do se hy visîtîng www.mniltoin\î,tctrhawks.cocm, or calling tc hoc key office ai (905) 878- 8340. MMH-A xviii have ils animai gcner- ai mccting at MS( s banquet iocmn Mlay 28 ai 7 p.ni. when - ainong other iiiings - ciecticux xviii be hid fcr ietc\ scason.Ni ic aieci couic io courre anud ofici ieedbac k or ruti for bioard positiîons. 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