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Jun 27, 2017 | EHMHA | 1530 views
Registration Reminder!
*REMINDER* Registration is open for all programs  (Chip |  Local League | Rep)

Local League register before July 15th to get the early bird rate!

All Rep Players must register before July 15th!

Full information including the link to the Hockey Canada Registration program is available under the Registration section of the website.

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Sponsors
2 Silver - Snow Brothers Contracting
Serving our Community for over 30 years, Snow Brothers Contracting offers a variety of Services and Materials.
2 Silver - Erin Hill Acres
Erin Hill Acres is a 90-acre agri-tourism farm that specializes in Christmas trees, lavender, sunflowers and pumpkins. Tucked into the beautiful rolling hills of Wellington County, we are just 7 minutes from the quaint villages of Erin & Hillsburgh. Formerly known as “Wintersinger’s”; this farm has been a Christmas tradition for families from throughout Ontario since 1985. People have been coming here for generations for their Christmas tree. “Family time & traditions are very important to us. In fact, it is why we bought this farm. We instantly recognized the beauty and tranquility of this special place and knew it would be a perfect spot for us to create new memories and to help others do the same” The Garrard Family
1 Gold Sponsor - McKinnon Timber Mart
McKinnon Timber Mart has been family owned since 1948. The McKinnon family is dedicated to supplying their community with quality building materials at a fair price. Community support is very important to the McKinnon’s because they live here too!