The community of Stirling-Rawdon, Ontario is the winner of this year's Kraft Hockeyville competition. Yarmouth was in the running for it too. Even though it lost in the final voting, mayor Phil Mooney says the town won as far as community spirit is concerned. The town's "Mariner Centre" also picked up a prize. Mayor Mooney says: "We have picked up a cheque for 25 thousand dollars. Hopefully, we will have some community input on what they want to do with it. They're looking at a variety of things pertaining to the management board. It will be well used and well needed!" Three other Canadian communities were also in the competition ... Kelowna, BC; Amos, Quebec and Ducklake, Alberta. By the way, Yarmouth garnered more than 1-million-600 votes in the competition, about 2.5 million less than the winner.
