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Dan West, former head coach of the Stoufivflle Spirit, was relieved of his duties as head coach of the Bowmanville Eagles Wednesday. , Curtis Hodgins, Eagles’ general manager, took on the dual role as head coach in replac- ing West behind the bench of the Ontario Junior Hockey League Ruddock Division club, which had won seven games, lost nine while losing three in overtime and winning once in overtime. West spent one more season with the Spirit before being relieved of his duties and then joined the Eagles as their head coach at the start of last season. A Lindsay-area resident, West directed the Spirit to their best-ever finish during the 2005â€" 06 season when they reached the Ontario Pro- vincial Junior Hockey League final before los- ing to the St. Michael’s Buzzers in six games. The Stoufl‘ville minor midget Clippers over- came the absence of three regulars in their Ontario Minor Hockey Association encounter against Barrie to earn a 1â€"1 tie Tuesday. Beloff scores in minor midget tie West fired in Bowmanville Sick Kids honours teen golfer The Economist Sun would like to partner with you and help you get the word out about your event. This is a free service that the Economist 8: Sun is offering to it’s readers. Email event details or photos with complete information to Pam Burgess Special Events Manager at pburgess@ymg.com Annual savings shown based on actual consumer quote data and results on lnsuranceHotlIne‘com Your Search Engine for the Lowest Insurance Rates All these people saved big by going online and using InsuranceHotline.com. See how much you can save on car insurance and find your number. Insurancei-iotline.com can help you find the best price by quoting over 30 major insurance companies and arranging them by the 3 lowest rates. It's fast, safe and FREE. ’Q‘ :5 lnsuranceHotline.com Atom A’s lose heartbreaker David Beloff scored the lone goal for the Clippers. The Clippers resume league play today in Bradford. The Stoufiville atom A Clippers came withâ€" in 21 seconds of earning a hard-fought point against first-place Bradford before succumb- ing 4-3 in last Monday’s OMHA contest. Justin Bennett, lake Rodgers and Carson Weeks each scored once for the Clippers. Jackson Savery and Bennett each earned assists. The Clippers, now 2-11-2 on the season, were to have resumed league play yesterday against East Gwillimbury. ‘ For more information on Stouffville minor hockey, go to wsmha. com SPORTS BY MIKE HAYAKAWA Staff Writer Gajan Sivabalasingham has won numerâ€" ous golf tournaments. The 15-yearâ€"old Whitchurch-Stouffville resident has also captured the hearts of many youngsters. those who were in the Hos- pital for Sick Children in Toronto receiving treatment. Since launching a charity golf event in 2004 called Gajan’s Golf Classic to raise funds for The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation, Gajan has raised $60,000. The hospital’s foundation honoured Gajan Thursday at its annual donor hall celebration. Penny Kroll, a foundation spokesperson, said honourees include individuals who raise a minimum of $50,000 through charity events or corporate gifts. In doing so, they get their names included on the hospital's donor hall wall. “It sure feels really good," said Gajan, a Grade 10 student at Town Centre Montes- Mfi-- _M SNOPI’IR. "0.511 nun ye "" BRICK Bounce ‘ANNOUNCING THE ieals na Slouflfiiille Sunâ€"Tribune! Saturdax Nov. 8, 2008 1 1 . M~Q~W sori Private School in Markham. Gajan is one of the youngest individuals to receive the award. “It’s really amazing with what he's done because many youths at his age are more into doing other things like playing video games,” Ms Kroll said. Gajan acknowledged he was surprised when first hearing about it one month ago through his parents, Siva and Shireni. Gajan also conceded when he first began his charity golf event he didn’t think it would get as big as it has. In his inaugural event in 2004, he raised $15,000. In 2005 the total was $20,000. In the last event in 2007, he raised $25,000. While satisfied with what he’s done with his event to date, Gajan isn't about to stand pat. Next year, he intends to stage his fourth Gajan’s Golf Classic. And he hopes to raise more money for the Hospital for Sick Children Foundation. “To raise more than our last event would be great," he said. Save time, save money. [El] 3::