Sean Scott from the National Cycling Centre Hamilton assists a young athlete during a program geared toward 13-17-year-old kids that stresses learning the fundamentals of the sport in a safe environment. The training group needs Tuesday and Thursdays 5-7 p.m. and Sundays, 10 a.m. to noon at the Dundas Town Hall. Athletes are invited to join. Call 905-525-9140, Ext. 27783, or www.ncch.ca.
Action shots from last week's Junior football game between Highland and Westdale. Westdale blanked the Hawks 26-0.
Action shots from last week's Junior football game between Highland and Westdale. Westdale blanked the Hawks 26-0.
Action shots from last week's Junior football game between Highland and Westdale. Westdale blanked the Hawks 26-0.
The Dundas Dynamo Under 13 team claimed the provincial championship at a recent tournament in Niagara Falls. The girls were 6-0 for the weekend. Front row: Elizabeth Kerekesch, Nicole Morrison, Emily Piccini, Sarah Sloan, Phoebe Cseresynes. Second row: Katarina Difazio, Samantha Dyment, Emily Patterson, Ally Hawthorne, Jessica Freckleton, Samantha Donald, Emma Beesley, Kiana Batagelj. Back row: coaches Dan Lane, Kirsten Bentzen, Lindsay Szczuryk, Steve Baker.
The 2007 Dundas Distinguished Citizen of the Year, Carl Fraser, addresses the full house assembled for the awards banquet at the Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club last Friday evening, with a funny, laugh-filled, but touching speech following his win.
Youth Volunteer Award finalists Nicholas Ivanecky and Jessica Kras receive their awards from Dundas Division of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce member Bruce Youngblud.
The chamber presents the annual awards. Citizen of the Year finalist Ken Hall, is congratulated by MPP Ted McMeekin.
Youth Volunteer Award finalists Nicholas Ivanecky and Jessica Kras receive their awards from Dundas Division of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce member Bruce Youngblud.
Alex Szabo of Dundas Valley Auto Collision Centre, and sponsor of the Youth Volunteer of the Year Award, congratulates winner Jordan Bowman, as MP David Sweet looks on.
Megan and Emily Richer took their favorite community newspaper to Walt Disney World in Florida.
The Dundas Minor Hockey Association's Peewee Selects ended their season by tying for second place at the annual Shamrock Tournament in West Hill. The team opened the tournament by beating Scarborough Sabres 9-0, followed by a tie with the undefeated Georgina Blaze. Agincourt Lions knocked the Selects out of first with a 3-1 victory. Many thanks to the players, families, coaching staff Jamie Fama, Bob Gardiner, Mike Vajda and Mike Downs and sponsor Great Glasses for a great season. Back row, left, coaches Mike Downs, Bob Gardiner, Jamie Fama, along with players Ross Enright, Landon Fama, Tyler Ward, Jacob Holmes, Nicole Brown, Riley Drochner, Gregory Taylor, Eric Swan. Front row: Justin Bromstein, Cameron Henry, Eric Haugen, Turner Gardiner, Ethan Greig, Ben Enright, Jake Martin. Goalie: Matthew Downs.
Melanie Parish, Nik Boylan, Rodrigo Flores, Jennifer Dawson, Marianne Sandvall, Kerry Panavas, Lisa Sceviour and Bo Wilkinson celebrate the grand opening of Stage Coach Designs. The new business at 249 King St. W. in Dundas provides a variety of business branding products, including Web site development, search engine optimization, e-newsletters and logo design.
