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Wm tickets to Bid on Boys event I’ll take 'the six-foot, dark-haired one with no shirt and red suspenders, please. Bid on the Boys. is set to‘ raise more than $100,000 for Willow Breast Cancer Support Canada May 29. This unforgettable gala features a five- course dinner and a live auction of featuring luxury packages presented by 10 handsome and eligible bachelors. These include vacations, spa days, show T! tickets, a trip to the Vancouver Olympics and jn much more. ti Bid on the Boys tickets are now on $150. For more information and to p tickets, visit wwwbidontheboysca or 379-9509. [ Bid on the Boys tickets are now on SQ $150. For more information and to pure tickets, visit wwwbidontheboyaca or ca 379-9509. /"'/ BY KEELY GRASSER kgrasser@yrmg.com Stouffville movie-lov- ers aren’t going to be able to catch a flick in north- east Markham just yet. The new 10-screen theatre slated to be built near Major Macken- zie Drive and Markham Road doesn’t yet have an estimated opening date, said Dean Leland, the vice president of marâ€" keting and media for Empire Theatres Limited, the company behind the comingâ€"soon cinema. Ground has not yet been broken on the proj- ect, he said. “We continue to work through the many, many processes involved with the development of a project this size." Town council approved the retail plaza, which the theatre will anchor, last year. That approval, accordâ€" ing to Dennis Flaherty, the town's communica- tions manager, included a number of conditions the developer was required to fulfil, including a site plan agreement. Quiet on set of movie theatre The town hasn’t heard from the developer since this was brought before council, Mr. Flaherty said. News of the initial approval had Markham and Stouffville movie fans rejoicing. since they have had few options but to head to the theatre at Woodbine and Hwy. 7 or out of town to catch a flick A multi-scneen com- plex left Markville Shop- ping Centre in 2000. Empire Theatres is promising a state-of-the- art facility with 10 luxury screening rooms. When first announc- ing the project, the company said. pending municipal approval. the theatre could be opened this spring. When EmpireTheatnes Markham goes ahead, the company estimates it will provide about 100 jobs during conStruction. It Will employ about 75 people when fully opera- tional. 10 SCREENS You can win two tickets (valued at $300) to this fun-filled and worthy gala by identifying three of the celebrity bachelors who will be on the block that evening, courtesy of Willow's Bid on the Boys and The Sun-Tribune. To enter the contest. send an e-mail to jmason@yrmg.com ~ as well as the names of three bachelors - by 9 am. Monday. (Winning tickets must be redeemed online May 25.) If you need a hint, visit www.bidontheboys.ca Psssst! Guess and win DEADLINE JUNE 10, 2009 Nominations should include nominee’s detailed resume and letters of support. e-mail: jmason@yrmg.com Mail or hand deliver to: Stouffville Sun-Tribune 6290 Main St. Stouffville, Ont. MA 167 Attention: Jim Mason For more information call 905-640-2612 ext. 23 'Silmfi'i'fi'ibune Who will be Whitchurch- Stouffville's 2009 Sports Person of the Year? Come meet acclaimed figure skater and a recipient of the Order of Canada Elizabeth Manley â€" Canada ’5 sweetheart. Elizabeth speaks openly about her journey as a teenager training to be an Olympian while battling depression. Monday, June 22, 2009 Vaughan City Playhouse 1000 New Westminster Drive Vaughan, 0N Order tickets: 905-882-SHOW (7469) For more information visit www.cmha-yr.on.ca 5:30 - 6:15pm V.I.P. Reception $95 - limited seating available Meet and speak with Elizabeth Photo opportunity Hors d'oeurves and refreshments 7:00 - 8:00pm General Admission $35 (doors open at 6:30pm) Light refreshments Hear Elizabeth's story, one of resilience and hope 8:30pm CANADIAN RENTAL FEALTH ASSOCIA'HON ASSOCIANONCANADEME POlBLASANTEhENTALE YORK REGION BRANCH Sowho Yuk Wad South Stmcoo AGM of golf in a power cart and meals. Prizes will be awarded to top teams. Dinnerâ€"only tick- ets are $40. Hole sponsorships are $150. .gj'nozg ‘ S A DGVIIION 0' HIYIOlAND NIDIA CIOU' t'h