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Young racer continues climb to the top

Nick Jones sits in third place going into the final race of the Ontario Cup Mountain Bike Race Series.

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Terrific Trilliums

Carol and Reg Pollard, centre, flanked by MP David Sweet, left, and councillor Lloyd Ferguson, won a coveted 15-year Diamond Trillium award last week from the Ancaster Horticultural Society. Elizabeth Moryta, not shown, also received a Diamond award.

217964 Owner of the Valley’s Town’s Blues not new to junior hockey in the area From left, Tom Searle, Ron Van Kleef, Rick Spencer and Steve Aglor gathered at Grightmire Arena last week to announce the sale of the local Junior C hockey team to Van Kleef, who also owns the Stoney Creek Warriors Junior B team.

217954 BMO recognizes efforts of youth volunteer with cash contribution Debbie Dowdle, mutual funds representative at BMO Bank of Montreal, far left, and Chris R. deVries, personal banking area manager for the Hamilton Suburban Area, present Meredith Walker with a $500 cheque.

217959 Little C. H. Bray student is a cut above Five-year-old Jacqui Davidson had 11 inches of her hair cut to help make a wig for a child who has lost his or her hair due to medical conditions or treatments.

217949 Film festival screens Oscar winner Oscar winner The Secret in their Eyes screens at AFF Monday, Aug. 30.

217961 Budding young artists display talent From left are organizing committee members Garth Laidlaw, Jeremy Bondy, Karyn Howse, Liz Niton, Celia Krampien, Kasia Niton, Shen Ramu and Colin Davis. Absent from photo are Krystal Lumaoang and Lee McFadden.

217951 Little C. H. Bray student is a cut above Five-year-old Jacqui Davidson had 11 inches of her hair cut to help make a wig for a child who has lost his or her hair due to medical conditions or treatments.

217962 Riders Cycle for Life for Canadian Blood Services From left, cyclists Matt Wilson, Danielle Moss, Jeff Dyck, Brian Rowaan, Calvin Bartel, Kevin Bayne and Rachel Peters take a break at the Canadian Blood Services Ancaster clinic during their 500-kilometre Cycling for Life campaign.

217952 Arena twinning officially starts An artist’s rendering from Thier-Curran Architects illustrates the proposed twin pad arena.

217967 Paws-itively fabulous fun John Ellison, 6 1/2, and Grace Pagliacci, 7, get up close and personal with Bauer the dog, who belongs to Camp Kidaca camp supervisor Morgan Evans. Dundas Camp Kidaca kids finished the summer with a charity event called Paws-itive Influence. Money raised was donated to the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA.

217957 Police seek missing sandal in Melo homicide Lloyd Ferguson, Ted McMeekin and Ancaster hockey players Abby Stuart, Liam Conacher and Stephanie Stuart unveil the artist renderings.

217968 Saddling up for summer fun Saddle Ridge Ranch was the theme of this year’s Vacation Bible School at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Carluke. The cowboys and cowgirls in attendance enjoyed games, crafts, music and more during last week’s festivities. From left, Anna May Fox, Emily De Gelder, Brooke Young and Angus McPhee get together for a group activity.

217950 Jack giving till it hurts Jack DiSalvia will be among the men donning four-inch high heels during YWCA Hamilton’s first Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event.

217965 Local cyclists strike gold at provincial championships From left, Saskia Kowalchuk, Kristen Sears, Councillor Lloyd Ferguson and Sarah Rasmussen show off cycling medals at the National Cycling Centre Hamilton headquarters in the Ancaster Rotary Centre.

217955 Budding young artists display talent Shen Ramu paints the face of a visitor to the Young Artists Among Us Art Exhibition.

217966 Annual golf tournament honours Dianne From left, Geoff Little, director of golf for Knollwood, joins Rob Baboth, John Sullivan and Gus Walters on the course.

217956 Creative quilter Evelyn Borgdorff, 13, works on her quilt during Fieldcote Museum’s annual teen quilt workshop. This year the popular workshop also welcomed adult quilters for a week of fun and creativity.