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Tiny Tot Roll & Bounce

-- -- PIZZA NIGHT -- -- Wednesdays 5:30 - 8:30 Click here for Details

--Christian Skate Night-----First Tuesday in Every Month-- Click here for Details
--Skate your Turkey off----------All Night Skate -------- -Friday, Nov. 28th------ Click here for Details
------Team Pizza Party-----------Includes pizza! Click here for more details
Parents are allowed to walk on the floor to help small skaters!

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Albert R. (Scottie) Scott started his rink business in Carthage, IL in 1936 in an upstairs hall. He ran the rink there for two years. In the spring of 1939, Scottie built a semi-portable rink, 50’ x 100’ with wood rafters, metal roof and canvas sidewalls.  He ran the rink in Hamilton during the spring and summer.

In the fall of 1939, Scottie moved the rink to Quincy and opened in October. The rink was open thru the winter.  The summer of 1940 he moved the rink to Pittsfield, IL and was there until January 1941.

January 1941 moved back to Quincy to the North 12th St. location. At this time he added 10 ft. of floor space.

1947 – Put plastic on floor, Scotties rink was 3rd rink in Illinois to have curb crest floor
1948 --  Scottie put an additional 50’ x 60’ to the back end. In 1952 a snack bar was built separate from the rink. Scottie ran the rink at this location until 1979.  He then built a new rink on East Broadway, which is still in operation today. The rink is run by his son, Robert K. Scott.

Albert’s brother, John F. Scott ran the rink in Carthage before going to the service. After returning from the service, he bought a portable tent, 50’ x 100’ and opened in the summer of 1946 in Hamilton and moved the rink to Macomb in 1947.  Then he built a new rink in Carthage, which is now run by his daughter, Bonnie Bensinger.