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Special Olympics athletes advance to provincial Winter Games in 2011

Dundas resident Jamie Walker, right, earned a first place in giant slalom at the advanced level, and Aaron Matthews, first place intermediate level, giant slalom and slalom. Catherine Abrams, not shown, also finished in first place in the adaptive level.

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Dundas Real McCoys take MLH round-robin lead

The puck shoots high as Dundas Real McCoys netminder Dan Turple foils an attempt by Ron Baker of the Whitby Dunlops last Friday night. Dundas won the game 3-2.

204238 Seniors strut their stuff and remain active through Chartwell Housing competition Judges Gordie Tapp, Dan Clancy and Tim Louis whittled from 1,000 candidates the top-10 finalists for the Senior Star competition.

204219 Sisters rub shoulders with Queen of Daytime Talk From left, June LeBlanc, Dawn Ehler and Kim Ehler show off some of the Oprah memorabilia they purchased at the Oprah Store after attending the Feb. 3 taping.

204275 Golden moment Liam Hadall poses for a photo with Team Canada forward Dany Heatley after the men’s ice hockey team claimed gold at the 2010 Olympic Games. Liam’s Dundas family counts among its friends HSH Prince Albert of Monaco, and it was through the prince that Liam was in Vancouver for the victory celebration.

204270 Atom AE team busy with three matches last week Defensive player Jesse Lecker-Fratoni's scored his first goal.

204277 Peewee AE plays strong for wins Damon Cumming beats Centre Wellington to the puck behind the Dundas net.

204222 The News gets around Liam, John and Julia Goede took their favourite community newspaper along on Family Day, when they visited Ottawa for Winterlude and a skate on the Rideau Canal.

204224 Soroptimists lend a hand Members of Soroptimist International of Dundas-Ancaster-Flamborough recently joined hundreds of volunteers to collect and sort a record 75,000 pounds of food and $7,000 in cash donations at the annual Ancaster Community Food Drive. In addition to the joy of volunteer service and co-ordinating their clothing, Soroptimists contributed $2,500 to each of the communities they serve: Dundas, Ancaster and Flamborough.

204272 Celebrating the Olympic spirit Charles Juravinski stands beside an exhibition that includes the torch, uniform and red mittens he wore on Day 51of the Olympic torch’s journey across Canada.

204269 Special Olympics athletes advance to provincial Winter Games in 2011 Dundas resident Jamie Walker, right, earned a first place in giant slalom at the advanced level, and Aaron Matthews, first place intermediate level, giant slalom and slalom. Catherine Abrams, not shown, also finished in first place in the adaptive level.

204218 Young Company unveils A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum Love blossoms with a little help from a friend.

204271 Winter fun Lily Busher, shown here, her sister Brynn and their grandparents enjoyed the snowfall over the weekend with a little tobogganing excursion.

204274 Showing off their Olympic pride Meghan Dransutavicius, Stephenie Hillsley, Delaney Stone, Vanessa Clark and Rachelle Zalter, front row from left, along with Sydney Manson, Melissa Woolfson and Korri Robinson show off their Olympic pride during a skating session at the Dundas Driving Park rink on Friday. The girls are all Grade 10 Highland Secondary School students.

204241 Film fest screens The Young Victoria Emily Blunt is stunning as The Young Victoria screening Monday, March 8.

204225 Prostate cancer no longer just an ‘old man’s disease’ Kent Ginther and his family, sons Kevin and Cam, and wife Laura enjoy a family vacation in Prince Edward Island in the summer of 2008.