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Pinewood Centre offers addiction services to Durham residents, treating about 5,000 people per year for substance abuse and gambling. He said stories of human distress and tragedy, like Mr. Monteith’s story, cast a wide net in the public and for some peo- ple “rapidly brings to light” addictions in their own family situation. “It may then launch people to ask for help for themselves,” he said, point- ing out that Pinewood offers services in six locations across Durham includ- ing outpatient services in Ajax, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Port Perry, women’s inpatient treatment, and withdrawl man- agement or detox for both genders. “We firmly believe help in the early stages is a healthier decision, it reduces harm,” he said. With respect to addictions in Durham, alcohol remains the No. 1 substance. “Seventy per cent of individuals who come here have alcohol as their primary substance.” However, opioids have replaced can- nabis as the most common secondary substance. Opioids include prescription drugs like Tylenol 3, Percodan, Percoset, oxycodone and illegal drugs like heroin. “The risk of overdose is much greater, particularly when combined with alco- hol,” said Mr. McGary. Mr. Monteith had reportedly recently come out of rehab. Mr. McGary explains that people are often more vulnerable after going through rehab because their systems become clean. The tolerance they would have built up to drugs can disappear and using the same amount of drugs that would have been fine before entering rehab can shock the system. “It truly is an overdose of the system,” he said. Mixing depressants like alcohol and sleep medication can be a deadly combi- nation. “Sometimes they simply don’t wake up because of the level of depressants in their system, it depresses their circulato- ry and respiratory system,” he said. As to Mr. Monteith’s youth and celeb- rity, Mr. McGary said he sees an even distribution of individuals across every socioeconomic demographic in Dur- ham. “There certainly is an immortality myth that accompanies youth, risk-tak- ing behaviour,” said Mr. McGary. “We do tend to think it can never hap- pen to us.” Perhaps Mr. Monteith’s death will have some members of the community ques- tioning if it could happen to them, or to their kids. “I think it’s an important dialogue that needs to continue between parents, guardians, teachers and their kids,” said Mr. McGary, adding that parents need to talk about the risks of drugs and alcohol both short-term and long-term. ‘I think it’s an important dialogue that needs to continue between parents, guardians, teachers and their kids. Paul McGary, Pinewood Centre “There is also help available in every community,” he said. “Any individual can walk in and ask for help.” For more information, visit www.pin- ewoodcentre.org or call 905-723-8195. For more information: CALL 905-723-8195 visit www.pinewoodcentre.org DURHAM -- Canadian actor Cory Monteith died of a drug overdose on July 13, just months after completing a substance abuse program. His death has raised questions about addiction in the community. Facebook photo du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju l y 1 8 , 2 0 1 3 5 P Want to know what’s happening in Pickering? Check Wednesday’s paper each week for complete details BE INFORMED! 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Survey results will be incorporated into the third Measuring Sustainability Report, which will reflect community feedback in key areas such as health, safety, services, participation and sustainability. Data collected will be used to update a portion of the 55 indicators of sustainabil- ity outlined in the second edition of the report, which was released in 2012 and is available at www.measuringsustainability. ca. The survey takes approximately 15 min- utes to complete, and is open to Pickering residents. All participants will be entered into a draw for a Pickering Recreation Complex seasonal health club member- ship, a $246 value, and a seasonal pass for the Pickering Museum Village, a $65 value. The survey is available online at www. pickering.ca/sustainability until July 29. email responses to newsroom@durhamregion.com du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju l y 1 8 , 2 0 1 3 8 A Metroland Media Group Ltd. Publication PHONE 905-683-5110 CLASSIFIEDS 905-683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 905-579-4407 GENERAL FAX 905-579-2238 865 Farewell St., Oshawa ON L1H 6N8 Member: Ontario Press Council, OCNA, CCNA, LMA. All content copyright Publication Sales Agreement #40052657Tim Whittaker - Publisher • Joanne Burghardt - Editor-in-Chief • Mike Johnston - Managing Editor • Fred Eismont - Director of Advertising • Deb McDonald - Sr. Sales Supervisor Eddie Kolodziejcak - Classiﬁ ed Advertising Manager • Abe Fakhourie - Distribution Manager • Lillian Hook - Ofﬁ ce Manager • Cheryl Haines - Composing Manager Editorial &&& OpinionsP Send us your letters Intolerance: failing to accept something that’s different To the editor: Re: ‘Intolerance still an issue’, letter to the editor, durhamregion.com, July 6, 2013. The letter writer makes a salient argu- ment when she speaks of intolerance, nar- row-mindedness and exclusion. And she is correct when she opines that, “Public schools are public and all families should be able to find themselves reflected in the values of that public.” In her own words: “all families”. Like so many who attempt unilateral- ly to mandate public opinion, she fails to grasp the intent of a parent expressing her legal and moral concerns for her own chil- dren and instead naively, perhaps wilful- ly, infers this to mean intolerance toward others. Ironically it is the letter writer who appears narrow-minded and exclusionary, for intolerance is failing to accept some- thing merely because it is different. The opinion of the mother opposed to the book was different from hers and consequently was subjected to her prejudice. I hope that the letter writer is not allowed to bring her approach to human diversity into the classrooms of our impressionable children. And I have to wonder whether the school board actually agrees with Ms. Bowen or is, in fact, genuinely tolerant. Brian Densham Ajax Efficiently collecting trash in Durham To the editor: Consider the current practice of indi- vidual householders placing their garbage individually at the end of their driveways. Now consider if neighbours combined the placement of their garbage on a shared lawn or combined driveway, following the current basic limits and restrictions. I have approached the Region and have been told that while the Region is not pre- pared to have a bylaw there would be no objection to having two neighbours volun- tarily placing their garbage together. This could save time for the collection and thereby the number of times the col- lectors are up and down from the truck. Liam Venner Whitby H onouring vets To the editor: Thank you Dave Robinson and others for organizing a recent trip through history. As a relatively new member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322 in Ajax, I am very much aware of the importance of hon- ouring our past and present veterans. On our website you will find some well- written stories on our vets, specifically in our Hunter News Archives - Souvenir Edi- tion - 2004. Indeed, Lest We Forget. Annette George Ajax Youth entrepreneurs get a boost in Durham Region The Province’s Summer Company is a win-win-win program for local students, teaching them skills and providing work experiences they can carry into the future. For some Durham Region students, sum- mer isn’t a time for play and rest but a time to work. Pupils between 15 and 29 years of age, who will be returning to school in Sep- tember, are doing contracting work, caring for lawns, giving swimming lessons and providing accounting services. Summer Company encourages students to create their own firm and be business people during the summer months. And it’s a pretty sweet deal for the students. Prospective participants must first create a business plan and they receive help if it’s required. The students then submit both the plan and an application online. If approved, they get coaching and guidance from busi- ness people close to home who volunteer for the program. They also receive $3,000, with half of the money to get the business started and the other half for their return to school. It’s a fantastic program that benefits the students in many ways. It encourages young people who have a business idea and gives them the support and cash to get started. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and supporting young entrepreneurs bodes well for our econom- ic future. Creating a business plan in itself provides a wealth of experience because in forming it, the students have to wrap their minds around a lot of factors, including potential markets, how to stand out from the com- petition, what to charge for their service and how to get the word out. But the real experience comes when the students get to work. Dealing with customers, learning how to be more efficient and other on-the- job issues are invaluable, a taste of a real- life, working environment while they’re still in school. Such an experience will help the students make up their minds in terms of their own futures: are they cut out to be their own boss? Are they willing to put in the extra work that’s involved in running a business? In Summer Company, these are questions that will be answered, perhaps saving stu- dents a costly lesson down the road. On the other hand, Summer Company can also be a springboard to success. The program is closed for 2013, but you can learn more and get ready for 2014 at www.ontario.ca/. du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju l y 1 8 , 2 0 1 3 9 AP Canadian Tire Motorsport Park closing the speedway July 27 Brian Mcnair bmcnair@durhamregion.com BOWMANVILLE -- The end of an era is drawing near. In just over a week, on Saturday, July 27, the checkered flag will come down on the half-mile oval speedway at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. The oval is closing to accommodate the expansion of a driver development track. The speedway was opened in 1989 to complement the famed road course at Mosport, which the Bowmanville facility was named from its birth in 1961 until just last year. In its 24-year history, the speedway has been home to virtually every form of oval track racing, including most recently the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series, which held its final Clarington 200 event last month. It’s the regular Saturday night stock car racing that will likely be missed most, however, especially among the home- grown talent nurtured here since it began in 1990. “It’s going to be sad, I think it’ll be sad for everybody,” says Dwight Brown, of Beeton, Ont., who has a course-record nine career titles to his credit. “The fact that I’ve spent all of my rac- ing career there, it’s going to be weird to know on Aug. 3 that I’m not loading up and going out that way.” The oval originally opened as a clay track and was dubbed Ascot North, a tribute to the famous California circuit, but the first races created deep ruts and exposed rocks that became dangerous when hurled backwards by the spinning tires of the open-wheeled sprint cars. Within weeks, the circuit was covered with asphalt and hosting the Canadian sprint car nationals, a race that included the legendary Rich Vogler and a young Jeff Gordon, now a famous NASCAR driv- er. Glenn Butt, who has worked on and off at Mosport since 1994 and is now the track manager, says the oval has its own unique character that will be missed. “Being a half-mile, it had long straights and the corners were kind of unique at each end so it wasn’t like a perfect oval,” he explains. “It was a little bit different at each end of the race track to set your car up for. It made it a little bit challenging or tricky for the guys to get their cars work- ing real good.” The final night, July 27, will feature the usual pure stock, thunder car and late- model races and Mr. Brown trying to add to his impressive resume by defending his open wheel modified title from a year ago. CLARINGTON -- The speedway at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park is set to close on July 27. Jason LieBregts / MetroLand View photo gallery withOval runs its course CLARINGTON -- Julie Howells, left, showed her enthusiam as her son made his way around the track. With her is Debbie Ste. Crois. Jason LieBregts / MetroLand CLARINGTON -- Chase Lohnes helped his dad Willy with a tire. Jason LieBregts / MetroLand CLARINGTON -- Racers prepared for the Saturday evening races. Jason LieBregts / MetroLand du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju l y 1 8 , 2 0 1 3 10 AP It is wonderful to spend time outside with our pets in the summer,but it is important to be aware of the health risks that the heat can pose. Pets are very prone to overheating &heat stroke. Clinical signs of heat stroke include excessive panting,lethargy,“stumbling”&collapse.In se- vere cases,overheating can also cause bleeding disorders &death.Always ensure your pets have access to fresh water &somewhere they can go to cool down if needed.Try to prevent them from over exerting themselves with strenuous activity. Never leave your pet in the car,even if the win- dows are slightly open.It has been shown that the temperature in a car can climb to 50 degrees in lest than 10 minutes!Pets with heart or lung diseases should always be kept in cooler temperatures.If you suspect your pet has over heated,please contact your veterinarian immediately.For more information,please visit: Ask the Vet:Tips to prevent heatstroke?Written by Dr.Melanie Dell Visit:www.aspca.org Kristen’s Kritters Kristen Calis Reporter / kcalis@durhamregion.com / 905-579-4400 #2240 adopt a pet WHITBY -- Chloe is a two-year-old medi- um-haired spayed female that needs to be the only cat in a home. Chloe loves to be brushed and pampered and will be a loving family member. For more information, call 905-665-7430. ryan pfeiffer / metroland Life flutters on in sedge meadow Summer is so glorious, it’s hard to pick the high point. Watching a baby osprey learn to fly? Tasting the first ripe tomato from your garden? Finding a cloud of fire- flies winking at each other on a hot, calm evening? If there was a contest, I’d have to make a case for walking through a sedge meadow full of butterflies. That’s got to be a top contender. Sedges grow in wet places where most grasses don’t, so contribute hugely to bio- diversity. They’re host to several species of butterflies, which lay their eggs on these succulent plants, as well as on violets, tur- tleheads and other wildflowers that grow among them. The best sedge meadows in Durham Region flank the sloping sides of the Oak Ridges Moraine, source of the best drinking water in Southern Ontario. I had the opportunity to walk through a magnificent sedge meadow this week, not far from the village of Zephyr. As soon as I entered, wood nymphs starting fly- ing around my knees, big black butterflies stirred up by my passing. Every few steps I took, another two or three would flutter off, to disappear again in the vegetation. I must have seen 300 in an hour’s time. Great spangled fritillaries were abun- dant -- big, flashy orange and gold butter- flies that would dart away so fast they were out of sight before I could properly focus, then would gather to guzzle nectar on vetch and viper’s bugloss right in front of me, so I could admire them to my heart’s content. Meadow fritillaries, half the size, but also orange, and richly marked with velvety black lines, were equally quick to zip past when I disturbed them. The prize among all this action and colour: catching a glimpse of a silver-bordered fritillary, also small, but studded with silver ovals on its underwings. It was eerie to be wading through stands of fragrant milkweed in full bloom and not see a single monarch, which are hav- ing their worst season in living history. Not one familiar big butterfly nectaring on those perfect mauve globes; not a sin- gle chewed leaf indicating a yellow-black- and-white-striped caterpillar had hatched successfully. I tried to focus instead on counting eastern tailed blues -- tiny but- terflies that zigzagged off frenetically, only to land on a leaf, where I could study their pale underwings marked with one orange dot, and the delicate spike at the trailing edge that gives them their name. In that field, they were doing wonderfully; I saw nearly 100. While I was wandering across the mead- ow, barn swallows kept swooping over- head, drawn to this one patch of earth left unmowed, uncultivated, unsprayed, undeveloped. Their chattering made me glad and sad at the same time, as their species, too, might be reaching the tip- ping point. No question, life flourishes in wild plac- es, and summer is glorious. Nature queries: mcarney@interlinks.net or 905-725-2116. Durham outdoors writer Margaret Carney has more than 3,000 species on her life list of birds, seen in far- flung corners of the planet. margaret Carney The Great Outdoors See a video of Chloe on Facebook withKeep pets cool in Durham’s heat With this scorching heat and humidity, we must keep our pets cool. I read with interest dog behaviourist Cesar Millan’s top summer tips and thought I’d share, since it looks like each day this week will be hot. 1. Exercise your dog early in the morning or late at night. Although Cesar believes in vigorous exercise for healthy dogs, this is the time to back off. 2. Use doggie boots to protect your dog from hot cement and asphalt. They’ll protect dogs’ paws if they must go for walks when the sun is hot. 3. Watch for signs of dehydra- tion. Since dogs can’t sweat, they pant, and an overheated dog will drool excessively. It will become lethargic, get bloodshot eyes and appear a little pale. If you lift the skin, it will take longer than usual for it to fall back into place. 4. Keep your dog hydrated. Different dogs have different needs to battle the heat. For example, darker coats absorb more heat than lighter coats, and overweight dogs are at a higher risk of dehydration. Carry a bot- tle of water when going on walks. Or let your dog carry water in a backpack or vest -- the water will keep your dog cooler, and give it a sense of purpose. 5. Find innovative ways to cool your dog. Those without air condition- ing, find a spot in the shade and set up a kiddie pool, lay down a wet towel for your dog to lie on, or set up a fan in front of a pan of ice. At Cesar’s The Dog Psychology Cen- ter, they have sprinklers that spray the dogs with a gentle mist of water. 6. Dogs cool from the bottom up so when spraying it with water, make sure to spray the paws and stomach, not just the top of the dog. A wet towel does more good on the bot- tom of your dog than when laid on the top of its coat. 7. Let your dog dig. Your dog may resort to finding its own way to avoid the heat. Dogs in nature dig their dens not out of frustration but to find food, hide, give birth or keep cool. If possible, locate a shady area where it’s OK for your dog to dig. 8. Let your dog check the weather. Since they don’t know why they’re being denied a long walk for the day, allow your dog to step outside and feel for itself that it’s too hot for a long walk. The dog will understand that it has to shorten its walk, or come back inside where it’s safe. 9. Never leave your dog in a parked car. The car retains more heat than an open area, even if it is in the shade. Plus, a dog may get overexcited in the car due to passersby or panic from claustrophobia, making dehy- dration more likely. On longer trips, make sure you have water for the dog and keep the air conditioning running. 10. Use hot weather as an excuse to swim more often. Instead of walking your dog, take it on a swim. If you hold on and allow your dog to take you around the pool, it becomes a powerful bonding experience. Visit cesarsway.com/dog-care/dog- health/top-summer-tips Upcoming The Cause of Paws Market running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 10 will include two free contests. Dress your pet up in its cutest summer hat and sunglass- es for the cutest pet contest, and show off your pet’s best tricks for the best pet tricks contest. Any pets are welcome to enter. The winner from each contest will receive a gift certificate for a local pet store. Con- tests take place at 2:30 p.m. at the market at Queen Elizabeth Public School, 1205 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Those who pre- register online will get free dog and cat food at the event. Visit cuddlycatsrescue. com. Kristen Calis Reporter Tips to keep your pets safe OSHAWA -- Dogs keep cool at the pond in the Harmony Valley Dog Park. 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For me, the movie needed more of the three girls, especially the youngest, Agnes, and Gru. We pick the movie up after the exploits of Despicable Me. After returning the moon, Gru, who notes no one has proof he stole the moon, is now happi- ly domesticated, taking care of his three girls and starting a new business, mak- ing jams and jellies. After an experimen- tal drug is stolen by a mysterious villain, Gru is recruited by an agent of the Anti- Villain League to help find the new mas- termind and return the drug. Along for the ride is Lucy, voiced by Kristen Wiig, an AVL agent who has some of the best lines in the movie. While trying to find who stole the drug, Gru must deal with a growing Margo and his growing interest in Lucy. At about 85 minutes, the movie gets to the story fast and wraps up quickly. That’s great for the younger set but DM2 has lost some of the charm of the first movie. Maybe it was the minions, who get a lot more screen time here and are integral to the plot, or that Gru has lost some of his quirkiness. But that didn’t stop the kids in the the- atre from laughing, so for them, DM2 gets a 3. My score would be a 2. Watch for Managing Editor Mike Johnston’s next review. mike Johnston Managing Editor Movie Time View the trailer with New CD from Durham’s Rob Tardik Guitarist’s band includes Ajax resident Geoff Hlibka mike Ruta mruta@durhamregion.com WHITBY -- Rob Tardik got serious about his guitar playing in his early teens. Riding his bike in his Etobicoke neighbourhood one day, an irresistible sound made him stop. “I heard an amazing, screaming guitar coming out of a house,” says the Whitby resident. “It was like a beam of light had hit me.” Tardik had already started playing the gui- tar, but was so impressed by what he heard that he went to investigate. After he knocked on a strange door, a woman invited him in to listen to her son practising downstairs. Opening a door in the basement, Tardik was met by a cloud of marijuana smoke and, through it, saw a guy with red hair down to his waist, “stoned out of his mind” but playing unbelievably well. They became friends. “I learned so much from him,” he says. “The beautiful part of him was he was will- ing to share.” Tardik thought to himself, ‘This is what I want to do; I want to play at that level’. “And I didn’t look back.” He started practising “like crazy, like a fiend,” often for eight hours a day. The neighbour friend “became a phenom- enon in our area.” And Tardik got pretty good himself. Named the 2010 Canadian Smooth Jazz Guitarist of the Year, he’s just released his fourth disc, Limitless. The previous record, B.E.L.L., amassed three Billboard-charting singles, including two top 10s. Tardik balks at the jazz or smooth jazz musician label. His influences vary from session wizards Larry Carlton and Lee Ritenour to Eddie Van Halen. “(My playing) is really an amalgamation of many influences and genres and guitar players,” he says. And while Spanish, world music and other influences are to be found on Limit- less, “there is a continu- ity to all the tunes. That way I can show all of my influences and stretch out.” Tardik was well known in the west GTA before making the move to Whitby late last year. “Right now I’m trying to expose my music and my brand in this area,” he says. “Looking forward to definitely playing more shows.” His first Durham gig was Whitby’s Ribfest last weekend. “I don’t really play the pub or bar scene anymore,” he says, adding with a laugh, “We’re not really playin’ drinkin’ music.” His band features Ajax resident Geoff Hlibka on rhythm guitar. Tardik writes his own music and says, “I’m always making up stuff and writing it down,” sometimes waking up in the middle of the night with a riff he wants to record. Collecting many of these, he’ll pick the most promising, “chestnuts,” he calls them, and develop them into songs. “The music should be taking the listener on a journey,” he says. Learn more about Tardik and buy his albums at www.robtardik.com. WHITBY -- Whitby musician Rob Tardik, the 2010 Canadian Smooth Jazz Guitarist of the Year, just released his fourth album, Limitless. supplieD photo Odysseus’s long journey home OSHAWA -- Driftwood Theatre’s Bard’s Bus Tour presented The Odyssey, adapted from Homer by Rick Chafe, at Parkwood Estate on July 13. The pay-what-you-can theatre is touring Ontario to Aug. 18. See it July 30 at Ajax’s Rotary Park and July 31 at Esplanade Park in Pickering. Learn more at www.driftwoodtheatre.com. Ryan pfeiffeR / metRolanD See more photos with Listen to Smile with du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju l y 1 8 , 2 0 1 3 24 AP Sports Brad Kelly Sports Editor / bkelly@durhamregion.com / 905-579-4400 #2254 World Cup hosts to play quarter-final Thursday at Civic Fields Brian Mcnair bmcnair@durhamregion.com OSHAWA -- Canada was dealt a dose of reality at the 2013 World Cup women’s lacrosse tournament Tuesday. Now, the question is: can they come up with have a remedy for the United States? The two North American rivals met up in what was billed as the marquee match of the round robin at the Civic Recreation Complex, but it ended up being a lop-sid- ed affair, a 13-2 blowout for the Ameri- cans. The format of the 19-team tournament still makes it possible the two could hook up again in Saturday’s gold medal match, a prospect the Canadian women would cherish. “Yes, we just need to bring everything we’ve got,” said Bowmanville’s Kaylin Mor- issette, when asked if they could reverse the outcome if a rematch were to take place. “We’ve got to make sure our passes are crisp, our clears are on and our shoot- ing is on. With this team, I see great things and we’ll see what the future holds.” The host team was anything but crisp on Tuesday, missing pass after pass, while the Americans dominated possession in the first half, building up an 8-0 lead before Brooke Eubanks finally put Canada on the board 15 seconds before the intermission. The second half was a little bit better for Canada, but the outcome was already determined and the United States simply coasted home. “I think we just need to stick to the game plan and do the sim- ple things easy,” said Whitby defender Katie Guy, who was one of the more notice- able players in defeat. “Yes, they played well, but I think we beat ourselves. “It’s not necessarily nervous, but just get- ting inside our own heads,” added Guy, trying to explain what went wrong. “I don’t know, I think we are going to bounce back from this. We have a day off to kind of recu- perate, rejuvenate, and we’ll be excited for our cross-over game.” By finishing second in Pool A, where the five elite teams were placed, Canada (3-1) enters the 12-team championship round as the No. 2 seed, behind the United States (4-0) and ahead of Australia (2-2), England (1-3) and Wales (0-4). Canada’s next game, a quarter-final, will be played Thurs- day at 5:30 p.m. against the winner of Wednesday’s match between No. 7 New Zealand and No. 10 Israel. If the tourna- ment plays out as expected, Canada and Australia will meet in Friday’s 2 p.m. semifinal for the right to play for gold Saturday at 3 p.m., almost assuredly against the U.S. The loser will play for bronze at 12:30 p.m. Canada has already beaten Australia once in the tournament, for the first time at this level, in a 12-11 thriller to open the tournament Friday. The Aussies were still reeling from losing star player Jen Adams to a knee injury just the week before. “We had a great game against Austra- lia, and a great game against England and Wales,” said Morissette, who scored three times against Australia. “We just need to come out a little bit stronger next time (against the U.S.) and bring the fire I guess.” Morissette and Guy make up half of the Durham Region contingent on the Cana- dian side, joined by Brooklin’s Emily Bois- sonneault and Whitby’s Janaye Dzikewich. All four grew up playing for the Oshawa Lady Blue Knights and are excited to be playing in front of their home crowd. “It’s been amazing. People who have never seen me play, or us play at all, are seeing lacrosse and supporting us,” said Morissette. “This is by far in my whole lacrosse career the biggest crowd I’ve seen for lacrosse, so it’s been awesome.” Canada crushed by U.S. OSHAWA -- Bowmanville’s Kaylin Morissette looked for an opening during the Canada vs. U.S. final round-robin game of women’s lacrosse World Cup tournament, held at the Oshawa Civic Recreation Complex Tuesday. SaBrina ByrneS / Metroland View photo gallery with‘‘We have a day off to kind of recuperate, rejuvenate, and we’ll be excited for our cross-over game.’ Katie Guy Durham Region trio to be teammates at RIT ROCHESTER, NY -- A trio of Durham Region players will become members of the RIT Tigers women’s hockey class of 2017 when the new season starts in the fall. Forwards Dakota Waites of Whitby, and Brittany St. James of Orono, who both played with the Durham West Lightning, along with Cassie Clayton of Pickering, who played with the Mississauga Chiefs, will help improve an RIT unit that enjoyed long stretches of success during its inau- gural Division I season. Waites and St. James were team- mates with Durham West of the Provincial Women’s Hockey League in 2012-13. Wait- es, who stands five foot six, recorded 40 points on eight goals and 32 assists, while St. James, a five-foot-eight forward, tallied 33 points on 15 goals and 18 assists in 37 contests. Clayton, a five-foot-six forward, recorded 16 points on nine goals and seven assists, while adding a team-high 62 penalty minutes in 37 games for Missis- sauga. “Dakota (Waites) is a dynamic offensive player and excellent playmaker,” said head coach Scott McDonald, who is 151-38-15 at RIT. “Her skill set and vision on the ice should help us offensively right away. She has been a productive scorer during her PWHL career, and recently broke the 100- point total. Brittany (St. James) is a natural goal scorer, who is strong on the puck and around the net. She is one of those players who always seems to be in the right spot to score and has a proven track record of scoring at every level. Her quick release will definitely make her an offensive threat for us. “Cassie (Clayton) is one of the tough- est, grittiest players we’ve seen this year. She plays with great energy and is extremely tough to play against. There’s no doubt Cassie will be a crowd favorite right away. She will be able to defend our oppo- nents’ top players and has shown that she can put up some offensive numbers.” The Tigers finished their first Division I season with a 16-16-5 mark, advancing to the College Hockey America semifinal. BRITTANY ST. 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Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal. You gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances in my life you are with me. I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things as I conﬁ rm once again that I never want to be separated from you or your mercy towards me and mine. Amen. (The prayer must be said three days, even after the request is grant- ed, and the favour must be published). P.L. COME & WORSHIP To advertise your Church Services in our Worship Directory NOW PUBLISHING "WEDNESDAY'S" Deadline: Monday 12 Noon Call Erin Jackson @ 905.683.0707 or email: ejackson@durhamregion.com PARKWAY STORAGE 1535 Pickering Parkway - Pickering GARAGE SALE Sat. July 20th, 9am - 1pm If you would like to participate please call 905-831-9997 before Tuesday July 16th EXCITING CONTENT SALE Sat. 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