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Jet Ice Takes Off With New Product J et Ice recently announced the addition of a high-speed Large Format Digital Printer to expand the company's capability to produce large in-ice logos. Jet Ice has been "bringing ice to life" for over 25 years and is a top choice of over 4,000 customers worldwide. Their high-quality paints, logos, stencils and water treatment systems are used on ice surfaces for hockey, curling, figure skating and special events, ranging from local community facilities all the way to the National Hockey League. Jet Ice offers vibrant prints on a wide variety of substrates, including several types of cloth and open mesh, supported by the professional expertise to assist with selecting the most suitable product for every application. Digital logos are offered directly through Jet Ice, as well as their distributors and agents. For more information, visit jetice.com or call 1-800-585-1079. Safety First at the Pettit Center P ettit National Ice Center partners with Children's Health Education Center. The Pettit National Ice Center, a U.S. Olympic training facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has partnered with their local Children's Hospital and the Children's Hospital Health Education Center (CHEC) to offer youngsters affordable and secure helmets for ice skating. The CHEC was at the Pettit Center for a multi-sport helmet fitting and sale. Currently, the Pettit Center, like many facilities, recommends helmets for youth and adult students who are enrolled in the facility's skating school. The helmets were sold for only $10 and were available on a limited basis in child/youth sizes, as well as youth/adult sizes. For more information on the program, contact Rob Multerer at 414-266-0100, ext. 132 or rmulterer@thepettit.com. SIRO Courses Coming to Minnesota I n November, Serving The American Rinks (STAR) in partnership with the Minnesota Ice Arena Managers Association (MIAMA) will be offering Safe Ice Resurfacer Operations (SIRO) courses in Minnesota. STAR will present SIRO courses at three locations in Minnesota, and the courses will be hosted by MIAMA member facilities. Through this partnership, all MIAMA members will receive a discounted rate to attend a SIRO program. Founded in 1975, MIAMA is a volunteer organization of arena managers and related vendors throughout Minnesota that provides communication and support systems to help members better face issues within the industry. For more information, contact STAR at 719-538-1111. 8 R INK MAGAZ INE november/december 2007 Industry news ■ News & notes from around the rink industry. LAST CHANCE TO WIN! • RINK CONTEST! Last Call For The Coolest Ride On The Ice! D o you have an ice resurfacer with cool graphics or a unique paint job? Does your machine have any special "bells and whistles" that sets it apart from all others? If so, RINK magazine wants to see it! Our Coolest Ride On Ice contest will award prizes to the coolest and most unique resurfacers in the industry. Simply send a high-resolution photo and a short description of your machine to info@rinkmagazine.com. Contest rules: The machine must be operable and currently used for ice resurfacing. All safety equipment must be in working order and the safety stickers must be on the machine and visible in all the manufacturer's recommended locations. RINK PHOTO THE WINNER will receive a FREE registration to a NARCE class and other great prizes!