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First-place honours

The Hamilton-Wentworth Seniors Games lawn bowling tournament was held at the Dundas Driving Park. First place went to the Ancaster team of Suresh Asrani, Steve Potter and Wayne Simington, shown with game convener Trevor Jones.

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St. Joseph’sVilla CEO earns service award

Paul O’Krafka

177189 Community volunteers Hilton and Shirley Silberg were the 2009 honourees at the Jewish National Fund of Hamilton’s annual Negev Dinner. The Silbergs, both natives of South Africa and pharmacists by profession, operated the DayNight chain of pharmacies for several years and have been active in various community endeavours. Proceeds from the dinner will be used to support an agricultural research and development station in an area south of the Dead Sea.

177186 Take centre stage this summer with Great Big Theatre Company Great Big Theatre Company camps are a great opportunity to meet new friends and develop a sense of confidence and belonging.

177239 Dragons hold off surging Flames in Dundas Youth Soccer action St. Mary's Crusaders won their 18th HWCAA senior girls soccer title with a 4-1 win over Cardinal Newman. Doriana Hormerski scored twice for the Crusaders. Katie Gair and Andrea Vanderlaan also scored for St. Mary’s.

177236 Community responds Tony Kerigan, above, unloads a trunk of food during the Dundas Community Food Drive on Saturday. Dundas Community Services organized the unprecedent second drive to meet growing demand at the Salvation Army Food Bank.

177179 Kuhn family honoured by Juravinski Cancer Centre From left, John Bukovac, chair, Juravinski Cancer Centre Foundation and co-chair of this year’s Hummingbird Ball, Brad Kuhn, Dr. Bill Evans, president, Juravinski Cancer Centre, Lynn and Heather Kuhn and Jim Cimbas, treasurer, Juravinski Cancer Centre Foundation and co-chair of this year’s Hummingbird Ball.

177198 Memories of Angela live on in her husband’s heart Angela D'Onofrio, shown with husband Vince, passed away in December 2006 after battling ovarian cancer. She lives on, however, in the precious memories she created for everyone who knew and loved her.

177183 Hamilton Paints the Town Red for hospice The Dr. Bob Kemp Centre for Hospice Palliative Care held its most successful fundraiser in history last week. More than 600 tickets were sold for Paint the Town Red, held at Michelangelo on Hamilton Mountain.Well-known local artist Shirley Elford acted as honourary chair of the event, which included a new Guinness Book of World Records for the most people wearing red noses in one location. Other highlights included Las Vegas singing comic and impressionist, Houston MacPherson and interactive musical entertainment led by Judy Marsales, shown, and the Noteworthies. The event raised more than $100,000 for the hospice.

177240 Parkside students spin to raise funds for new cardio program Parkside High School students hosted a fundraiser to support their Wellness and Cardio Program.

177180 Society, friends walk for a cure Norma Augustine (left), Alena Miller, Gina Cafazzo, Peter Woolcott, Irene Goodale, Joe Cino, Marilyn Pout (with Newman) and Mary Hicks will be among those walking to raise funds for scleroderma research June 6 at McQuesten Park.

177188 Royal Mattress brings smiles to moms Representatives of St. Joseph’s Hospital are presented with Tem-pur-pedic Teddy Bears by Phil Kriszenfeld, president of RoyalMattress, and Chris Gerynowicz, provincial sales manager for Ontario for Tempurpedic. TheTeddy Bears were handed out to expectant mothers at the hospital.

177185 Get in tune with vocal workshops Shown are Erin Bree Pierce and Taylor Wice, who has attended all workshops and plans to return this summer.

177238 Dragons hold off surging Flames in Dundas Youth Soccer action St. Mary's Crusaders won their 18th HWCAA senior girls soccer title with a 4-1 win over Cardinal Newman. Doriana Hormerski scored twice for the Crusaders. Katie Gair and Andrea Vanderlaan also scored for St. Mary’s.

177242 Undefeated record Highland Hawks ball carrier Stuart Hunter (left) breaks a tackle as he sprints towards the end zone in junior football semi-final action against Waterdown. Highland dominated the visiting team from a much bigger school, winning 33-7 and advancing to the junior city final today. Deion Ratcliff (right) throws a pass under heavy pressure from three Waterdown defenders. Highland brings an undefeated record into the Friday, June 5 final at Ivor Wynne Stadium.

177178 Enjoy the Summer Solstice for a great cause The Avalon Music Academy, featuring composer and guitarist Steve Parton, performs.

177235 Octane offence Highland’s junior boys football team advanced to today’s city championship by trouncing Waterdown 33-7. The one-sided semi-final win capped an undefeated, if short, three-game regular season. The Dundas school’s high octane offence outscored opponents 77-57.

177177 Mullan decides ‘it’s time’ to end rocky term as chief Brian Mullan

177187 DriveABLE program assesses fitness-to-drive in medically at-risk individuals Driver completing in-office testing using touch screen.

177197 New board boss looks forward to move John Malloy

177237 Community responds Tony Kerigan unloads a trunk of food during the Dundas Community Food Drive on Saturday. Dundas Community Services organized the unprecedent second drive to meet growing demand at the Salvation Army Food Bank. Lorraine Snihur and Walter Davies sort food donations.

177184 Hamilton Paints the Town Red for hospice The Dr. Bob Kemp Centre for Hospice Palliative Care held its most successful fundraiser in history last week. More than 600 tickets were sold for Paint the Town Red, held at Michelangelo on Hamilton Mountain.Well-known local artist Shirley Elford acted as honourary chair of the event, which included a new Guinness Book of World Records for the most people wearing red noses in one location. Other highlights included Las Vegas singing comic and impressionist, Houston MacPherson and interactive musical entertainment led by Judy Marsales and the Noteworthies. The event raised more than $100,000 for the hospice. Hamilton Mountain MPP Sophia Aggelonitis, joins Beth Ellis, executive director, and Maureen Talbot, director, Spirituality and Bereavement, in showing off their red noses.