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Cohflififiiii Organlzatlonsl ArchulnokingforFreeMatel-ids? Smujfville Sun-Wm. Thursday April 17. 2008 The parade Will start following presentation of gold medals to the The route takes the teams west on Main Street through downtown Stouflvflle and north on the Ninth Line to the Stouffville Arena - Mayor Wayne Emmerson encour- aged tesidents to line the streets and congratulate the teams at Thesday’s council meeting. Stoufiville is honouring the provincial Medals were not available when the and area champs Sunday. team won its championship March 22 A parade will leave Latcham Hall, in Stouflville. on Park Drive south of Main Street, at Invited teams include the: 1 pm. ' 0 York Simooe minor hockey cham- Mayor Wayne Emmerson encour. , pion Stoufi'ville tyke Clippers and; And the Town of Whitchurch- Stouffville is honouring the provincial and area cinmgg Sunday. It's been a necord year for Ontario hockey champions in Stouflvflle. Hockey champs get a parade Stouffville ' District Secondary School’s, provincial A/AA boys champi- onship team was invited, but is unable to attend. - OMHA A dhmnpibh minor pee- wee,_baptam and juvenile Clippem The bantams Won silver hiedals at Ontario Hockey Federation champion- ships in New Liskeard last weekend. Stouffville Clippers minor peewees by representatives of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Ken Cakes of Stoufl‘ville waited 60 years for recognition of his service during the Second World War. He was drafted at 18 to work in the coal mines of Great Britain. Tony Blair, when he was the British prime minister, promised a badge to commemorate the work of the conscripted miners, lmown as the Bevin Boys. Mr. Oakes received his badge this spring. For more information, see Iim Mason’s column on page 6. <V°E".TE§_'?_'.‘E‘_°°'“ At yorkregion.com we offer complete website solutions. Choose no maintenance, fully furictional custom sites or anything in between. Our knowledge, award winning graphic design and custom programming will make your site a success. it clicks home 41 6-694-5342 Noun: Monday -Fr1day: 10:30 am. - 8 pm. Saturday: 10:30 am. - 6 pm Sunday: 19 - 5 pm. 6384 Main St., StoufMlle BD'YEABS IN THE MAKING Providing Aflordable Internet Solutions for Businesses birds ' Fish ' small Pets ' Reptilcs‘ Crickets ° Fccdcr Fish ' worms\ ‘ 1-877-362-8970 ext. 243 or email dandrews@yrmg.com for more information Pwflcafion ma! agreement “0007673 Contact Dawna Andrews 905-952-2574 or STAFF PHOTO/JIM MASON