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Water Depot to help aspiring hockey players
December 31, 2013 · 0 Comments
There are kids in the community who can’t afford to play organized hockey, so Water Depot Bolton is trying to help.
The Parr Boulevard facility will be hosting Hometown Hockey Day Jan. 18, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The day will include games, like the shooting board from the Hockey Hall Of Fame. People can test their shooting skills and win prizes, like an autographed Wendel Clark game jersey, and many more. In addition to the shooting board, which will raise funds for Caledon Minor Hockey, Water Depot will serve as a drop-off centre for used equipment. Residents are encouraged to bring their used, no longer needed equipment.
All of the funds and equipment collected that day will go into Caledon Minor Hockey.
A special added bonus is everyone who shows up at Water Depot that day, whether they try the shooting board or not, can win a VIP hockey day in Toronto. This includes a tour of the Hockey Hall Of Fame, two tickets to a private suite at the Toronto Maple Leafs game, dinner and overnight accommodations.
Water Depot Bolton is at 12 Parr Blvd.
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