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White Ice™ (1995) Ltd. To Unveil Breakthrough Product at NARCE W hite Ice™ has been hard at work designing a product to stream- line the ice painting process. After exhaustive research and develop- ment, White Ice™ has created a product to reduce the two most valued items in any work project: time and effort. With this highly- engineered product, the ice painting process can be completed with less product, less prepara- tion time and less cleanup. As a result of collecting vast amounts of customer infor- mation, the company was able to identify the real problem that ice makers all over the world struggle with. White Ice™ is proud to bring you the solution — visit them at NARCE at Booth No. 404. Find Clean Air, Energy Savings with Advantix Systems W ith all the talk lately about toxic fumes in ice rinks, there is an easy, cost-effective way to tackle the problem; fresh air treatment with Advantix Systems' liquid desiccant air conditioning. These systems cool and dehumidify at the same time, providing inexpensive air ventilation with high quality, low dew point air and more than 40 percent in energy savings. Historically, ice rink owners have struggled with ventilation systems such as desiccant wheels, because they are extremely expensive to operate and main- tain. Conventional HVAC equipment also has its limitations. By bringing in adequate fresh air and removing particulates from the air, Advantix Systems directly combats ice rinks' two biggest dangers: poisonous carbon monoxide and toxic airborne par- ticulates from engine exhaust fumes. Visit advantixsystems.com for more information. Tyldesley Passes Away C harles Moore Arena regrets to announce the loss of long time Operations Manager Al Tyldesley. Al was a member of the Harwich, Mass. Youth Hockey Board. In the ice industry business he was a leader in education, program growth and innovation across the country. The most important mark Al left us with was the wonderful memories that families across the Lower Cape will have for a lifetime. Charles Moore Arena will greatly miss his wonderful personal- ity and his devotion to everyone at the rink and throughout the rink industry as a whole. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife Weedie, son Scott, daugh- ter Lisa and his four grandchildren. 12 R INK MAGAZ INE May/June 2011 Industry news ■ News & notes from around the rink industry. Jet Ice at NHL Heritage Classic W hen facing the challenges of building an outdoor ice rink for the Heritage Classic in Calgary, the NHL turned to Jet Ice for their expertise with game markings. Through extensive research, Jet Ice has developed the highest-quality product for the in- ice logo market. "For the Classic, we specially pro- duced the full rink game markings on Jet Ice Textile, which was better suited for an outdoor rink when having to deal with varying weather conditions," General Manager Steve Kovacevic said. For your own arena, Jet Ice offers customized red lines with embedded team or community logos. JET ICE Al was NEISMA President for many years and led the charge when it came to air quality in ice arenas.