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Creative quilting

Elizabeth Van Voort, 11, creates a colourful quilt during last month’s quilt workshop at Fieldcote Museum.

218296

Ancaster boy donates hair, raises $4,047 for Mac Kids

Michael Berlin, who turns 10 this month, got his first hair cut ever last week, and used to opportunity to support two worthy charities. He donated his hair to an organization that makes wigs for sick children, and also raised $4,047 for McMaster Children’s Hospital.

218302 Celestial Singers, Sunbeams set to shine Choirs and performing groups like the ones at St. Paul’s United Church nurture social skills, teamwork, responsibility, creativity and accomplishment

218307 Grilling duties John McDermott, far right, and daughter Katie, 11, were among the customers who purchased barbecued hamburgers and hotdogs during the first United Way barbecue hosted by Ancaster Meadowlands branch of TD Canada Trust on Friday. Handling the grilling duties are Tina Korkian, back left, manager of customer service, and Mary Lou Caruso, branch manager.

218293 Smell the sun in fresh tomatoes More than 300 different varieties of tomatoes are commercially grown in Ontario.

218308 Goodbye French fries, hello baked potato wedges Jessica Brennan

218294 District 22 excels at 2010 Actifest games in Oshawa Front row: Sharyn Wilson, Yvonne Liebhart, Loretta Jones, Shirley Glauser, Laverne Thomson, Joan Millard, Nancy Meyer and Joan Dickie. Second row: Ted Reinholdt, Wilma Jeppesen, Sandy Barbour, Brian Knight, Ernie Hudson, John Meyer, Peter Schreiber, Earl Dickie and Al Ryall. Absent are Ken Boyko, Dolly Michener, Ernie Cole, Nancy Bevington, Aubrey Smith, Jim Couch, Sharon Boule, Reby Jerome, Emily Moning, Jean Travers and Ruth Forrester.

218300 Talented trio Three of Blackman Highland Dancers recently competed in Bracebridge Highland Games. From left, Nicole Chatten, 12, took the runner-up trophy in the Premier 12 division, Cassidy Ferguson, earned the overall Trophy in Premier 11 and under, and Rachel Murphy, 14, won the overall trophy in Premier 16 and under.

218299 SuperWalk benefits Parkinson’s sufferers Jim MacKenzie, left, Earle Phillips, Betty Phillips and Larry Waterhouse will take part in the Parkinson SuperWalk on Sept. 11.

218305 Musician hopes to walk the line of success After a circuitous journey, Klaude Walters has released her debut EP. The Dundas resident grew up on the Gaspé Coast of Quebec and has lived in no fewer that 28 locales in the United States, Canada and overseas.

218306 Medieval illumination Instructor Debbie Wilson, left, gives Theresa Linger a few pointers on decoration during medieval illumination classes at Fieldcote Museum.

218292 Family fun for all ages Mom Julie and Hannah Thompson, 5, work on a piggy bank during a Fun For Kids Day hosted by St. Mark’s Co-op Preschool and Crockadoodle at University Plaza.

218289 Ancaster firefighter Louis Boiteau captures Combat Challenge gold Reigning world champion Dwayne Drover, left, joins Ancaster’s Louis Boiteau.

218297 Celestial Singers, Sunbeams set to shine Choirs and performing groups like the ones at St. Paul’s United Church nurture social skills, teamwork, responsibility, creativity and accomplishment

218298 Ancaster boy donates hair, raises $4,047 for Mac Kids Michael Berlin, who turns 10 this month, got his first hair cut ever last week, and used to opportunity to support two worthy charities. He donated his hair to an organization that makes wigs for sick children, and also raised $4,047 for McMaster Children’s Hospital.

218288 Help for golden agers a mouse click away A new database helps Hamilton seniors find many of the services available in the city.

218290 Ancaster Fair ‘still going strong’ after 160 years 2010 Ancaster Fair ambassador Kendra Smith, left and former ambassador Drew Spoelstra, invite guests to this year’s 160th Ancaster Fair, Sept. 23-26.

218295 Ancaster Bantam Boys baseball team finishes the season on top Back row: Adam Strongman, Nick Jambrosic, Troy Anstett, Laine Renaud, Evan Childs, Craig Leonard, Corey MacQueen, Franco Tavormina, Brandon Strongman and Nancy Anstett. Front row: Spencer Jerome, Jordan Banman, Jeremy Holmes, Josh Holmes, Kevin Salwach and Brad Doan.