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199949

Have an ice day

Volunteers such as Gary Schwoob are getting outdoor rinks up and running at public parks across the city. Schwoob has been creating and taking care of the ice at Mountain Drive Park for a quarter of a century, some years getting seven distinct rinks up and running, including one under the pavilion. Anyone who wants to start a rink in their neighbourhood should contact their local recreation centre. Schwoob can also use some help with shoveling and flooding.

199935

A roof over their game

Jordan King keeps his eyes on the puck as Tyler Ryckman stickhandles on the ice under the pavilion at Mountain Drive Park. Volunteer Gary Schwoob maintains the unique rink and several other ice surfaces at the park.

199942 Expressway means more business for Carmen’s Artist drawing of planned hotel for Carmen’s site.

199945 Wings win third straight Hamilton Red Wings forward Evan Haney battles in front of the St. Mike’s net in CCHL action at the Dave Andreychuk-Mountain Arena on Monday. The Red Wings won the game 3-2 in overtime.

199950 Sweet home Alabama for Talbot Former Red Wings goalie Cameron Talbot plays for University of Alabama-Huntsville Chargers.

199938 Torch bearer Twenty-eight-year-old Mountain resident Rich Kawamoto says he had the time of his life carrying the Olympic torch for a 300-metre run through Walkerton on Dec. 28. He is one of 12,000 torch bearers across Canada who was chosen from 2.7 million applicants to run the flame to the Winter Games in Vancouver. Since returning home with his souvenir, he has taken the torch to a variety of Mountain locations including the Village of Wentworth Heights and the Canadian Japanese Cultural Centre.

199934 Mayor says he will miss ‘city mall’ Mayor Fred Eisenger and his wife, Diane, cut a cake at the mayor’s annual levee.

199948 Get ready to shake your Zumba Joanne Gordon leads one of the sold-out Zumba classes at the Sackville Hill.

199940 Barons win Darren Burt of Barton Barons fires a shot at MacNab Lions goalie Steven Bisson during the Barons’ 4-1 win Monday in public high school action. Burt, the Barons’ leading scorer this year with with 21 points in eight games, didn’t score but Mark Ryerson had two, while Brad MacDonnell and Calvin Eakins added one each.

199946 Mountain resident tackles fleeing bank robber in grocery store Jason Bennett and Rebeccah Brown at the spot in Fortinos on Mall Road where Jason tackled a bank robber on Monday.

199939 Police ask for public’s help in Muslim school attack Hamilton police chief Glenn De Caire speaks to worshippers at the Hamilton Mosque.

199944 ‘Female Terry Fox’ takes home To The Top award Elizabeth Grandbois, pictured with her service dog Kira, is the 2010 To The Top Canada award winner.

199937 National reps Aveline Pearson and Alexander Sheldrick were fifth after the first day of competition at the Skate Canada Junior Nationals in London. Aveline, from the Hamilton Skating Club, and Alexander Sheldrick (Kitchener-Waterloo) are representing the Western Ontario Section in the novice pairs event. They were fifth after the first day of competition; final results were not available at press time. The local club’s Bryce Davison and Jessica Dube are also in London for the 2010 BMO Canadian Figure Skating Championships in the pairs event.