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Near-perfect conditions

Mother Nature has created near perfect conditions for tobogganing at the Dundas Valley Conservation Area. The hill has been a popular spot for families over the past few weeks. Shown here, a cool downhill slide.

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Near-perfect conditions

159510 Near-perfect conditions Mother Nature has created near perfect conditions for tobogganing at the Dundas Valley Conservation Area. The hill has been a popular spot for families over the past few weeks. Shown here, Scott, Willow, Kieran Mercer.

159507 Near-perfect conditions Mother Nature has created near perfect conditions for tobogganing at the Dundas Valley Conservation Area. The hill has been a popular spot for families over the past few weeks. Shown here, Zack Stulla, Benjamin and Chris Denoney climb the hill.

159508 Near-perfect conditions Mother Nature has created near perfect conditions for tobogganing at the Dundas Valley Conservation Area. The hill has been a popular spot for families over the past few weeks. Shown here, Coulter Tale.

159500 Well-deserved celebration Jean Bailey (right) and Jessie Nixon give the thumbs up to celebrating their 96th birthdays on Jan. 11. The twin sisters, who are now residents of Dundas Retirement Place, were born in the famly home on Melville Street.

159505 A Silver Fox lining for Parkside Panther team Parkside geared up for the Silver Fox with a 50-36 win over Ancaster High on Jan. 8.

159455 Melting the ice Alan Moffatt and Art Samson load up a car with Ice Melter bags for delivery. The Dundas Rotary Club is selling the product as a fundraiser to support the Rotary Ice Pad Skating Rink in the Dundas Driving Park. Ice Melter is an environmentally sound premium performance commercial ice melting product that is safe for use on brick, concrete, decking and pets. So 162 bags have been delivered, raising $1,160.For more information, call Jim Nicole, 905-627-7547 for all the details.

159506 Hockey scrum Players crowd the net during third period action between Highland and Westmount at the Chedoke Twin Pad Arena on Jan. 8. Highland won the game 7-2.

159503 McCoys gear up for showdown Lisa, Neera and Logan show off some furry creatures during the Real McCoys’ annual Teddy Bear Toss. The teddy bears and proceeds from the evening go to CityKidz and McMaster Children’s Hospital.

159504 McCoys gear up for showdown The Norwood goalie and captain guard the net as Mike Aglor eyes a loose puck.

159501 Red light violation As reported exclusively at www.dundastarnews.com Monday afternoon, the driver of a Hamilton fire truck was expected to be charged by police with a red light violation under the Highway Traffic Act after a collision with the vehicle pictured here, at the intersection of Cootes Drive and Olympic Drive, Monday morning. The woman driving the car was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Her condition was not known at press time.

159453 Wanted: new, experienced pop singers Colin Lapsley, seen here in one of his many roles with Theatre Ancaster, will be both musical director and performer for Supergroups! this spring.

159456 Timely donation Valley City Lodge No. 177 Oddfellows members Mark Volkov and Alistair Wilson present a $400 cheque to Shirley Molloy of the Dundas food bank.

159502 Curling crown The Day Ladies at the Dundas Granite Curling Club recently hosted the 16th annual Heming Bonspiel. Sponsor Suzanne Heming, centre, is shown presenting the championship trophy to Ann Hicks, Betty O’Connell, Marg Sundin and Joan Wildish from the Glendale Curling Club.