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goalie masks to make one-()f-a-kind cards or Each activity costs $12. The workshops are two hours long with children aged five to nine sched- uled for morning sessions and seven- to 11-year-olds scheduled in the afternoon. All workshops take place at the Art Bunker on Market Street. The instructor is Christine Stew- art. Registration is on a first come. first serve basis and space is lim- itcd. To learn more about the work- shops or to register, go to www. latchamgalleryca. You can also reg- lstcr by calling 905-640â€"8954. Sports camps For all those young Sydney (Irosbys in-the-making, the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville is offer- ing a hockey camp for six- to 12- year-olds. year-olds. A week of half days costs $160. while five full days of camp is $260. Campers will participate in on- ice power skating ‘ d hockey skills sessions. Off-ice ivities include movies, games and indoor action. A juniot power skating clinic is being ofiered to hockey players aged five to 10 from 5 to 5:50 pm. daily during the break “This program helps develop strong hockey skills with a focus on power, co-ordination and endur- ance. This is not a leam-to-skate program (and) participants must 313v; taken two-sessio'ns of skat- ing lessons in order to attend this camp,” accqrding to the town. The Hockey Lanes will also be offering hockey camps. The first is ‘ Ready for 'Il'youts, which is four days long - March 15 to 18. The camps includes three hours of daily on-ice instruction with instructed shooting, skating tread- mill and main rink skills, drills and scrimmage. The morning session runs from 9 am. to noon, while the afternoon session goes from 1 It’s a jungle at library events ttoohoarlngiostnl Hum pay 1 0 SALES and SERVICE to ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS 0 Tinnitus Therapy - ADP, WSIB. 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The cost is $399.99 and includes lunch. mail info@thehockeylanes.com Former Stouffville Secondary teacher and coach Jim Fletcher brings his Fletch and Sons Funda- mental Sports Camps to Glad Park Public School during the break Students aged seven to 14 will develop basketball, volleyball, soc- cer and floor hockey skills. Sessions will be held March 15 to 19 from 1 to 4 pm. Cost is $100. E-mail fletchy@sympatico.ca or call 905-985-3489. Get outside, kids if outdoor pursuits are more to your liking, the Willowgrove Out- door Education Centre, in con- junction with the town’s depart- ment of leisure services, is offering a week packed with snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snow-hut building for six {0 i2 y_earA(_)_lds_. _ _ The Hays will alsovbe filled with wagon rides, wall climbing, arts and crafts and farm lessons. The cost is $230 per child. Before and after camp care is avaflable. Registration for the hockey and power skating camps, as well as the Wlllowgrove camp can be done at the Lech Leisure Centre, 30 Burk- holder St. Wlllowgrove is on McCow- an Road south of Stoufiville Road. Water, frozen and othelwlse The Stouffville Arena will be open for ice skating from 1 to 3 pm from March 14 to 21. Free skates will be held on March 16 and 17, courtesy of Oak Ridgesâ€" Markham MP Paul Calandra and Stouffville's Boston Pizza. reSpec- tively. "llie indoor pool will have leisure swims on Monday, Wednesday and Ilscmml 0" All A Friday from 1:05 to 3 pm. and from 6:35 to 8 pm. The Monday and Wednesday afternoon swims are free, thanks to Tim Hortons. There will also be open swim time from 1:05 to 2:30 pm. on Thesday and Thursday. Sweet home Bmce’s Mill Conservation Area’s annual sugar bush Maple Syrup Festival gets underway today and runs untilApril ll. There will be wagon rides, guid- ed tours, sap sampling. a petting zoo, pony ride and face painting There will also be a wood carving demonstration. a strolling unicycle and juggling performer as well as the Robert Davis children’s music show. The cost is $8 for adults, $6 for kids, seniors and students, while children four and under are free. For more information, go to www.trca.on.ca/enjoy/activities/ maple-symp-festival.dot Let's dance On March 20. Motus 0 will hold two daytime performances of their latest production Circus Tenifico, which is what happens when the antics of Charlie Chaplin collide with Cirque de Soleil. The snows take place at the Leb- ovic Centre for Arts and Entertain- ment - Nineteen on the Park at 11 am. and 2 pm. Tlckets Are $10 each and avail- able at the box office - 905â€"640- 2322, townofws.com/ nineteenasp Old-time fun construction this spring, but will remain open during March break from 1 to 5 pm. Admissién is free, but donations are accepted. The museum is at 14732 Wood- bine Ave. in Vandorf. For more information, go to www.townofws.com / museum PAH Wayne [Wynn bores a hole in the bark of a sugar maple preparing for a previous Maple Syrup Festival at Bruce’s Mill Sugarbush on Stouffville Road. The fest begins today and continues into April. Sell-outs at library The Whitchurch-Stouffville Pub- lic Library, in conjunction with the Lions Club of Stouffville, is hosting Jungle Crazy @ Your Library, a vari- ety of events from March 15 to 20. All are all sold out. except for one on Wednesday afternoon - lim Dalling's Loki’s Big Dream. Loki's world comes to life through madcap clowning, magical masks, cartoon puppets and set changes culminat- ing in an uplifting climax of percus- sion and audience participation. The show is for children in kin- dergarten through to Grade 6 and takes place at [Atcham Gallery from 2 to 2:45 pm. on March 17 The show is free, but a ticket is required, which is available from the library, 30 Burkholder St. Call 905-642-READ. West End Hearing Established 1991 1243 lslington Ave., Suite# 711 ITOBICOKI 41 6433-8581 SUN-TRIBUNE FILE PHOTO