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Karen Cockburn shows the silver medal she won at the Beijing Olympics to Benjamin Murray, 12, on Main Karen Cockbum’s husband, Mathieu Turgeon, who won bronze at the 2000 Games, took photographs and later signed autographs, too. M M U: L H\ \x. [3A[ 1 at 1wa Markham l‘auwmnnls ‘: \i: .k 22 ‘ :liAll HOMESHOW HUMESHUW [(H Hun.“:nhnwm‘wnnm.xH "13'", _‘ Susan, Judy or Linda .H 005.294.2200 4 mmlm. m, MAIN-STEERING MEDALLISTS October 17, 18 19, 2008 Street in Stouffville Saturday. E If) STAFF PHOTOS/SJOERD WITTEVEEN Stbuffi/ille Sun-"Iiibu'n‘e . I'lhz‘trsdajz, Sep‘t. 18, 2008 Movies, swimming, art durlng next week’s PA day Whitchurch-Stouffville News Digest Looking for something to do on the Sept. 26 PA day? The Town of Whitchurch- Stouffville has several options: 0 The Stoufi‘ville Arena hosts a free movie, Kung Fu Panda, at 10 am. and public skating from 1 to 3 pm. A full day camp is avail- able. Call 905-642-7529. 0 Lebovic Leisure Centre has swimming from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. 0 The public library and Lat- cham Gallery will host an art pro- gram from 10:15 to 11:45 pm. Cost is $14. Call 905-640-8954. 0 The library shows Kung Fu Panda at 1 pm. There is no charge. StoufMlle iuvenile Clippers have coach, need players They have a coach, now the Stouffville juvenile Clippers need players. The defending Ontario Minor Hockey Association A champi- ons are short skaters heading into the 2008-09 season. They’ll hold a final tryout Saturday at 4:45 pm. at the Stouffville Arena. If numbers aren’t sufficient, the team could fold. Grant Nesbitt, who has coached minor hockey in Stouffville since the 19805, has volunteered tokc‘oach. He’s advanced many players to AAA and junior hockey, including vet~ eran NHLer Brad May. “We are a hockey town and to lose that age group would be very disappointing,” said Mike Humphreys, president of the Whitchurch-Stouffville Minor Hockey Association. “A lot of other centres in nearby com- munities have lost their juvenile teams and we have been very lucky to have ours continue. “We want this to continue, as we have had such great success with this age group and we do not want to lose that passion for the futllre.” For more information, call the minor hockey office at 905-642-2835 Visit yorkregion.c0m jbr man) on these and other stories Players must be born in 1988. 1989 or 1990. Have something to say about these or other stories? Eâ€"mail us at jmason@yrmg.com SOUND OFF