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Puppies, other of the puppies are a beagle- dled together. type mix, while four are a “Animal cruelty is a major News Advertiser 2011 • May 25, animals rescued; lab-cross mix, she said. issue in Durham Region man charged Ms. Hazelton has been and all regions. If you see it, an investigator for 12 years report it. Give us as much KEITH GILLIGAN and says of the situation, information as possible. [email protected] “It’s pretty horrific, very Pick up the phone and call upsetting, very upsetting. us. That would be helpful,” DURHAM -- A 25-year-old I’ve never seen nothing like Ms. Hazelton noted. Orono man faces several this.” Police seized a rifle and charges after four dogs were The puppies “appear to be several additional items shot and killed during the healthy. The puppies have from the residence. holiday weekend. been fostered out.” Joe Tucker, of Taunton Durham Regional Police The mother of the puppies Road in Orono, has been were called to a home on was killed, Ms. Hazelton charged with careless use of Taunton Road in Orono Sun- said. “They have no mother a firearm; careless storage of day, May 22 around 12:30 to assist them.” a firearm; and four counts p.m. Police had received a The puppies will be avail- of killing animals other than report of several dead dogs able for adoption when they cattle. He was released on at the home that were shot reach eight to 10 weeks. an undertaking with condi- inside the residence. The adult dog is available tions. The Humane Society of for adoption now. When she For information on adopt- Durham Region was noti- went to remove the female ing any of the animals, call fied and investigation agent dog, which is a husky mix, the Humane Society of Dur- Leanna Hazelton went to she was “drooling and had ham Region at 905-665- the home. her tail between her legs. 7430. “It was difficult to see the She was upset.” dead dogs, killed by some- All the puppies were WATCH the video story one. It was very upsetting,” found in a small crate, hud- @ durhamregion.com Ms. Hazelton said. “The SABRINA BYRNES / METROLAND police called the shelter and WHITBY -- Nicole Pevie, animal care attendant at the Durham Humane Society, held the shelter called me. At that one of the 11 puppies that were taken from a home in Clarington after four dogs point I went and removed were shot on the weekend. At left are some of the other puppies. the animals. The police investigated. They did their investigation and then they called us.” The police had removed the people before she arrived, Ms. Hazelton said. She removed live animals, including an adult female dog, a cat, a chinchilla and 11 puppies. All were healthy, she added. The puppies are about one to two weeks old. Seven

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They are at once perfectly alike and There was Scugog resident Peter Parker area residents who banded together to res- cerns and reach out to help others in a entirely different. Driven by circumstance, who sprang into action last fall and helped cue four from a burning home in Whitby, time of need. a turn of fate, or being in the right place rescue two boaters whose vessel had cap- and an off-duty York Regional Police Ser- We acknowledge the heroic actions at the right time, they all took action and sized and threw them into the hypotherm- vice officer who was struck by a driver in of each of these people, celebrate their turned something potentially tragic into ia-inducing water of Lake Scugog in late medical distress and who provided emer- achievements and admire their courage. tales of heroism. fall. gency medical aid. The future will bring other life-or-death They are the selfless residents in Dur- There was Alisa Godfrey of Pickering All of these people were going about crises, emergencies that arise in a flash in ham Region -- one as young as nine -- who who disregarded her own personal safe- their lives when fate called them to act. our everyday existence. They will chal- make difficult decisions in an emergency ty to intervene in a violent domestic dis- Their backgrounds couldn’t be more dis- lenge other individuals in Durham to take and who were awarded for their bravery pute. Whitby resident Jason Fulton saw a similar, but their response to an emergen- action or take flight. last week by Durham Region and the Dur- Durham police officer struggling with an cy was universally admirable: they took It’s comforting to know that we have ham Regional Police Service. impaired and agitated suspect and helped action. people like Jade Clement, Peter Parker, There was Jade Clement, a nine-year- subdue him. We can all rest just a little easier know- Jason Fulton and Kim Owens living in our old Newcastle girl who saved her mother Other heroes included Kim Owens, who ing that fellow Durham Region residents midst. from drowning in the family bath tub dur- came to the aid of a stabbing victim who -- neighbours, acquaintances, co-workers It’s doubly comforting to know there are ing a medical episode. later succumbed to his injuries, a group of -- are willing to set aside their own con- others out there just like them.

HEALTH DATA ‘Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country’ that Opposed to class instills that sense of patriotism in me. George Yancoff Ioanidis action law suit Newtonville To the editor: CONTROVERSY I was galled this week that my family should receive notice that we have been AIDs campaign elements included as part of a class action lawsuit against the Durham Region health depart- ‘profoundly disrespectful’ ment due to a USB memory stick that was lost on Dec. 16, 2009. To the editor: Undoubtedly this loss was reprehensible, Re: ‘Durham school board bans edgy but does it call for financially hurting our AIDS Committee campaign’, news article, over-burdened, under-funded health-care durhamregion.com, May 18, 2011. system? How much a thing is respected can be I think not. gauged by the language that surrounds it. I object to the fact that we have been The language explicitly referred to by the included in this lawsuit. cat and rooster images employed by the What is perhaps even more galling is that AIDs Committee of Durham betrays utter the online option to opt out of the class disregard for, and a deep vulgarization of, action transmits personal information in the beautiful nature of sexual interaction. plain text and, like the lost USB stick, does Lindsay Chartier observes that “speak- not use encryption! ing to youth in clinical language doesn’t Michael Guy get through to them, but something that’s Oshawa humorous and fun does,” thereby infer- *** ring that the cheapening of the male and To the editor: female anatomy through pornographic My wife and I each received a document nomenclature is “humorous and fun”. in the mail asking if we wanted to join in Such language has an ugly attraction, of on a class action suit against the Durham course, for those who treat sex as a hard- health department after a computer stick core recreation, but those who under- encoded with the information was lost stand the act to be the most intimate during the H1N1 inoculations. physical expression of love know the cat It’s still not clear to me how the infor- and rooster images for what they are: a mation may have caused me any injury or effort from government coffers. Did I ask to be compensated? No, I took profoundly disrespectful assault on sex loss. Look at those high-paid executives who, whatever job I could and kept paying my and, ironically for the AIDs Committee of But in the day of the information super- when fired for doing a lousy job, receive a taxes. And what about the fact that we’re a Durham, an incitement to the sort of sex- highway there still could be someone out huge severance package. childless couple? ual activity that will spread disease. there plotting to steal my house. That’s After all, I spent my hard-earned dollars The tax man says you must pay through when my wife and I looked at each other at a community college and graduated with the nose for that. I could go on with count- Sean Thompson and thought we’ve been watching too a diploma only to find a year later Bill 101 less reasons why we should join this class Uxbridge many television crime dramas. was passed and my Grade 7 French wasn’t action suit but my sense of right and wrong Then again, I thought this could be our going to cut it in the field of advertising as a hasn’t let me yet. *Editor’s Note: See more letters to the editor opportunity to get something for little copy writer. Maybe it’s the words of John F. Kennedy on this controversial issue on the facing page. durhamregion.com WE ASKED...... AT ST. MARY CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL 7 P What’s your favourite saying?

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR On boobies, a backlash and AIDs awareness To the editor: segment of the population. Re: ‘Durham school board bans edgy Online Poll Results And for gosh sakes, kids see and hear a AIDS Committee campaign’, news, dur- lot worse words every day. hamregion.com, May 18, 2011. An AIDs Committee of Durham educational John Farmer pamphlet and T-shirts with provocative imagery is I was interested in your criticism of the being rejected by school board officials. After seeing Bowmanville DDSB for not allowing the AIDs educa- images from the educational campaign, do you MIKE JOHNSTON tional material into the schools. think it’s too edgy for high school students? To the editor: I think it is too much. This isn’t appropriate for our high You describe the slogans with the cat school students. (39%) Re: ‘Durham school board bans edgy and the rooster as “edgy” and “cheeky” but AIDS Committee campaign’, news article, What’s the big problem? I think the images perfectly Is scooping at no time did you actually use the “same suit the message and the audience. (44%) durhamregion.com, May 18, 2011. language that kids use today”. I’m on the fence. After seeing the images, I As a parent, a gay man and a Durham Could it be that such language is not agree that it should resonate with youth, but can District School Board administrator, I am understand the concerns raised by the school ourselves bad? appropriate for a family community news- board. (16%) unclear how you feel this campaign is paper? Would such language be offensive appropriate. Oscar Wilde once wrote: “He has no to your readership? Total Votes: 335 Speaking as a parent first, I would be enemies, but is intensely disliked by his You didn’t have the courage to put the mortified if my child came home from friends.” two vulgarities into print but you seem to school with a shirt with this slogan: a slo- I feel that way about the Internet...some- think that this language is appropriate for This is 2011 and my family has had its gan that you yourself won’t even print out times. It is a great tool, a place to share and a classroom. brushes with breast cancer. the words. discover new ideas, but every now and then, Ester Jackson We support all cancer research by donat- The argument that students using this it can bite you in the ass. Oshawa ing, buying bracelets, T-shirts etc. “street language” makes it OK is ludicrous. Last week, we received an e-mail from To the editor: I lost my father to prostate cancer and we As a gay man, I fully support AIDs Dur- some students at R.S. McLaughlin telling Re: ‘Boobie’ bracelets cause controversy all wear the bracelet to support that. ham, and in fact sit on a committee with us some of them were being suspended at Oshawa high school’ news, durhamre- If any of these bureaucrats would take their representative as a community mem- because they were wearing bracelets with gion.com, May 10, 2011. the time to research the issue, they would ber and DDSB representative. the word ‘boobies’ on them in support of I cannot believe the fuss over the “boo- find that innovative ways are needed to get Having this poster in bars or social situ- breast cancer research. bie” bracelets in Durham schools. younger people to be concerned and sup- ations with adults is one thing; in a public Wow, a great story. Students, suspensions Who are these rule makers and when port breast cancer. school entirely another. and boobies. A no-brainer. and where did they grow up? Read the statistics. There is a time and place for shock value A few hours later reporter Jillian Follert Is this the only issue they have time to There is a large number of men and boys -- my child’s school is not that place. had interviewed the students, the school waste on, rather than the quality of our who do not emotionally support breast Barry Bedford board, and we had a picture of the students children and grandchildren’s education? cancer victims, especially in the younger Whitby and the offending bracelets. Normally, there are two ways we handle stories such as this, where we are the only media who are aware of the issue. We time it The child inside represents the very best of me to come up on our web site the same day it goes into the paper or we run it right away. When was the last time you looked at a I didn’t need any photos on my comput- In this case, the Wednesday, May 11 paper picture of you as a kid? Hopefully you have er. I had two wonderfully animated tutori- had a story and editorial about the 10th one. If you don’t, try and locate one. On the als underfoot most of the time. And try as anniversary of UOIT, so we decided to hold journey through life it can be a handy little I might, in my adult fashion, to get wound the story and picture for the Thursday, May talisman. up in worry or lost perspective, my boys 12 newspapers. I have a picture of me on my computer would inevitably take my hand and merrily The story, however, went up on our web- desktop. I’m probably six or seven years lead me back to what mattered; play, imagi- site that Tuesday afternoon, and when it hit old. I keep it on my computer, only because nation, creativity, fun. And never a word of the Internet all hell broke loose. I come here every day and spend most of judgment either. Children, bless them for- Media from all across Canada and the U.S., my working hours on the computer. So I see ever, never chide us for forgetting. They just including CNN, quickly picked up the story. this kid a lot. I like this kid. He’s not cool or gently redirect us back to our original com- We have a game we play sometimes in the hip or packing a ‘tude of any kind. He’s not NEIL CRONE pass point. newsroom when we count how many min- worried or angry or concerned about the And maybe that’s why I have that kid on utes it takes CP24 to see one of our head- state of the world. He’s not trying to impress soul. That I am still attached to bliss. my computer. The unclouded light in his lines on our website before it appears on or please anyone. He’s just me ... back when Unlike the biblical school of thought eyes is like magnetic north to me. That place their television ticker. In this case, it didn’t not much else mattered. And he’s happy. that says we are conceived in sin and must that I know I can and should always come take long.What we had done, in fact, was He’s a content little guy. His eyes are bright, spend a lifetime seeking redemption, I am back to. That place of wonder and delight, scoop ourselves. his smile is open and inviting, he’s in love of the opinion that we are at our most pure, of peace and ease, of absolute clarity. That Our original story with additional com- with life. I really like this kid. most God-like when we are very young. We smiling, happy little boy is a touchstone ments ran Thursday, the same day students And it gives me a great deal of comfort then spend a lifetime trying very hard to for me. A reminder, in those times when I and parents held a protest in front of the some days, those days when the carefree remember the important stuff we came into have forgotten, that he is much more than school. We then ran that story with pictures delight of childhood seems light years ago, this life knowing as easily and automatical- just a pleasant window into a simpler time and video in Friday’s paper. to know that that kid is still inside me, some- ly as how to breathe. Who, after all, enjoys or a voice calling from the past. He is my But that didn’t stop one person from where. To know that in spite of whatever the life more than a child? Who better embod- essence. He is the very best of me. And he is phoning the office and asking if we were fret du jour might be, I still have that inno- ies joy, laughter, love, than children? Who still very much alive. aware of the Toronto media coverage of the cent, pure love of life burning inside me at lives more completely in the only place that issue. Yes, we were. some level. That I still have the uncorrod- matters ... the moment ... than kids? -- Durham resident Neil Crone, actor-comic-writer, saves --Managing editor Mike Johnston writes a column ed wisdom of that child somewhere in my When my own children were very young some of his best lines for his columns. every second week about life in the newsroom durhamregion.com 8 durhamregion.com News Advertiser • May 25, 2011 P o evc irpinNtfcto al1.866.278.9993. call Notification Disruption website. 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Original art by Judith Jewer 9 durhamregion.com News Advertiser • May 25, 2011 P 10 AP durhamregion.com News Advertiser • May 25, 2011 Durham businessbuoyed by Titanicsinking Who believes in luck? How DURHAM--Whobelievesinluck?How [email protected] DAVIDTAYLOR with a displacement of overwith 52,000 tons and modate closeto 3,600passengers andcrew, seemed, wasspared. She wasable toaccom- ical advancement available. No expense, it and,at thetime, luxury technolog- every with was analmost900-foot-long floating citybuilt outstanding accomplishment, theTitanic shipevertobebuilt. Atruly most luxurious launched onMay 31,1911,itwasthelargest, When thisgigantic vesselwasfinally ning ofthe20thcentury. prosperity andinfamy tothecityat thebegin- that undertaking brought enormous both fame wasasthebuildersofTitanic, an of school.Thiscompany’s greatest claimto had alsobeenGeorge’s firstemployer out ing business, Harland andWolff --which on display oftheoncevenerable shipbuild- Asitturnedout, there wasanexhibition oldbuilding. into thisglorious for 29yearsandhad neverbefore ventured Remember, thisman had livedinthistown ed togoinside. Why? He’s stilluncertain. He stoppedat BelfastCity Hall anddecid- prove tobedifferent. samething.This day, however,very would Many had are donethis thetimesGeorge hop onalocalbusandheadinto thecity. ticular visit. Until, that is, decided to George There wasnothingunusual aboutthispar- was afewmonths ago, inNovember 2010. almostannually. Thelasttime ous friends his three brothers, theirfamiliesandnumer- andvisit land “toshineuphisBelfastaccent” home- packing,backtohisoriginal George Ireland. Thesedays, Yvonne hiswife sends for 29yearsinthecityofBelfast, northern who, toimmigrating prior toCanada, lived Watters George isanavuncular gentleman almost 100yearsago. ship Titanic events andtrue that transpired Dion chest-thumping version,buttheactual theTitanic.had todowith No, nottheCeline explore anewbusinessventure. Anditall firm, Watters Marketing, Inc., decidedto based 20-year-old promotional marketing Watters, Whitby- ofaflourishing owners circumstantial events, andYvonne George Very recently, thanks toachain ofpossible that ledright backhere toDurham Region. a Whitby man onalife-changing journey-- seemingresolution without riddle that took wrapped eversocleverlyinsideariddle, a may notalways beclear. Witness amystery that thingshappen forareason. Thereason er youdoornot, sometimesitseems about coincidence?Regardless ofwheth- home, discovered George this same exhibit continent.American Days afterreturning Titanic that criss-crossed Exhibit the North also had atravellingmier Exhibitions RMS Quickly thingsbegan tofallinto place. Pre- since 1987. depthsoftheAtlanticfrom theicy Ocean vaging andretrieving actualTitanic artifacts licensed organization whichhas beensal- Tulloch;by Premier George isthesole company calledPremier Exhibitions, owned also beingsoldtoanAtlanta, Georgia-based The products theLarkins were sellingwere arated, didsomeadditional research. George Back homeinWhitby, exhausted butexhil- da. gifts andsouvenirs uponhisreturn toCana- forRMSTitanicup adistributorship licensed WattersGeorge tomake planstoset started men hammered outanarrangement and thethree short, business- story Belfast. Long Carrickfergus, some18kilometres outsideof ness from alocation inasmall called town and ran theirboominglittlesouvenir busi- ofWhiteStarthe owners Momentos (sic) Two brothers, EdandStephen Larkin, were items. there Seems wasalocalconnection. working that day andinquired aboutthegift Titanic’ from thesmall giftshopwere imprinted ‘RMS his visitandofanera longgoneby. Allitems number ofsouvenir items, mementoes of stoppedandpickedouta George a tourist, Walking through thecompleteexhibitlike vel tobesure. a topspeedof43km/h. mar- Anengineering versary of the RMS Titanic’s launch. versary oftheRMSTitanic’s WHITBY -- . George spoke with the young lady theyounglady spokewith . George GeorgeWatters ofWatters Marketingishosting aspecialeventattheToronto HarbourMay31tomarkthe100thanni- College in Oshawa afew years ago, Ms. Wil- When Terry was graduating from Durham turn for the weird, in anoddlypleasant way. Titanic. Andhere iswhere things really take a radio operator –-asurviving Bride from the herson,Terry,along with is related toHarold the name ofKendra Edwards Wilson who, a telephonecallfrom awoman inWhitby by Titanic giftsandsouvenirs, received George ters launched theirnewbusinesssellingRMS moments, itgetsbetter. aftertheWat- Shortly Before weget allcaught upinTwilight Zone be discovered? there anothercoincidental connectionyetto Titanic? To belong?Is whomdiditoriginally thisOshawashowing church enduponthe The biggerquestion?How didapostcard the postcard genuine, thechurch didexist. ther at theOshawa Museum. Not onlywas exploredlocal connectionwhichGeorge fur- remains But there amystery. appearstobea ofthepouchandpostcard the owner image andbrought ithome. To thisday, sketched thechurch’s hurriedly George aged, wasofaBaptist church inOshawa. pouch. Thispostcard, althoughwater-dam- on board theTitanic, stuffedinsidealeather upon apostcard ondisplay that wasfound business. At stumbled theexhibit, George thatGeorge heneededtobeintheTitanic convinced theexhibitfurther Exploring ning toreally takehold. Titanic artifacts. TheTitanic bugwasbegin- 401 toseeforhimselfthereal deal;genuine io. the headeddown Before toolong,George was tobeat themuseum inKitchener, Ontar- tanic.ca tanic.ca Care toknow more? Explore www.rmsti- conclusions. You be thejudge –-anddraw yourown haps alloftheabove. of connectedandunusualseries events? Per- Coincidence? Happenstance? Orsimplya haps othersare yettobetold. andgainmanaged strength. to survive Per- to theoceanfloor.all herstories have Some appear that whenshe sank,shedidnottake the oncemagnificent sailingvessel?It would that andintrigue into themystery surrounds otherswho,with likehim, have beendrawn launch oftheTitanic. connect Will George of the commemorate the100thanniversary the Jubilee Queen intheToronto harbour to for localTitaniccruise aficionados onboard andYvonneGeorge have arranged apleasure Later thismonth ontheeveningofMay 31, Will there chapter tothistale? beafurther wonderswhat One elsemay comeofthis. by chance. Interesting connections. Andalldiscovered Titanic. wireless operators onboard the whoserved ham Regionwehave thedescendants of two Talk aboutcoincidence. Right here inDur- hisfamily. legend livesonwith 15, 1912.Mr. buthis Philips didnotsurvive operator ondutytheeventful night ofApril as fate wouldhave it, was theotherwireless about hisrelative,a story Jack Philips who, The alumniofficeat Durham Collegewrote ate, ayoungfellow named Andrew Phillips. son read aboutaprevious anarticle gradu- SABRINA BYRNES/METROLAND PREMIER EXHIBITPHOTO 11 Calendar AP

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BRAD KELLY [email protected] Classic AJAX -- There’s an old competitive adage that goes: To be the best, you have to beat the best. golf title While the Ironheads aren’t exact- ly chest thumping or patting them- UXBRIDGE -- The Investors selves too vigorously on the back, Group Ontario Junior Spring the Jr. B lacrosse club based in Ajax Classic Boys’ and Girls’ Champi- did manage to beat the best twice onships came to a close on Mon- on the weekend, handing the Clar- day evening, with Matthew Sco- ington Green Gaels their first loss of bie of Ajax earned the 2011 title in the season, 11-10, and then follow- his division. ing it up with an 8-7 win over Kahn- At the Junior Boys’ competition awake who, heading into the week- hosted by Wooden Sticks Golf end, were a first place club in their Club in Uxbridge, Scobie grabbed division. the early lead by posting a one- Both wins came on their home under par 71 after first round floor at the Ajax Community Cen- action in the 54-hole tournament. tre, and both came in similar fash- The Deer Creek Golf Course ion, coming from behind after trail- member widened his lead to a ing by four goals at different stages six-stroke advantage as he took to in the game. the first tee during Monday’s final The victories helped make a round, with Un Cho of Ancaster statement that the Ironheads are and Chris Hemmerich of Kitch- for real this season, improving to ener looking to close the gap. 6-2-0, winners of three in a row and Scobie, the 2010 Ontario Sum- five of the last six. mer Games silver medalist, start- “I think we finally made that ed the day with a string of bogeys statement that we can be compet- on the first three holes, add- itive with anybody if we play five- ing another two on the fifth and RYAN PFEIFFER / METROLAND on-five lacrosse,” said head coach ninth. AJAX -- Ironheads leading scorer Brock Levick protects the ball from a Clarington Green Gaels player Ron Reed. “We’ve been trying to As the round unfolded with the say that since the get-go. We have during Friday’s Jr. B game at the Ajax Community Centre. The Ironheads won 11-10, and followed it up threat of lightning on the hori- to play five-on-five lacrosse to be with an 8-7 win over Kahnawake on Sunday afternoon. zon, Scobie wasn’t able to find competitive. We can’t keep being any birdies while Hemmerich undisciplined and I think now awake 6-2 in the second and 7-6 behind the Green Gaels and the home games early in the regular sea- and Cho made their move on to our guys are starting to get in their with under five minutes to go in the message his staff preached. “Let’s son, the Ironheads will have just one Scobie’s heels. Despite dropping heads that that’s how they have to game. But Michael Hart scored his chip away and not get down. Let’s of their next seven games at the Ajax a final bogey on the 18th hole to play. second of the period to tie it, then not get down on each other. Let’s Community Centre on Sunday, May 29 close out the day, Scobie’s early “We are so proud of these guys Craig Espinho converted on a nice just work hard and see what we can when they host Mississauga at 3 p.m. lead kept him ahead of the field right now.” cross-crease pass from Gage Board do as a team. That worked. Before that they visit Newmarket (May and earned the 16-year old his Friday’s win was the more stun- with just 54 seconds left for the win- “(Sunday) we promised each 25) and Mimico (May 27), and after, first provincial championship title ning of the two, entertaining a ner. other we weren’t going to get down head to Nepean (June 4), Glouces- by a single stroke. His two-over Green Gaels team that was 10-0 “Everyone thought of us as on each other, we’re just going to ter (June 5), Newmarket (June 7) and par 218 (71-69-78) also translated heading into the game and outscor- underdogs against the Gaels, but work hard to get back in it. Credit to Oakville (June 10) ... Craig Espinho into a victory in the Juvenile Boys’ ing the opposition 165-44 in the we’ve been told by the coaches the players and coaches. We have a led the way Friday against the Green division, as well as an exemption process. The Green Gaels appeared that everything is even. No one has common goal and we’re preaching Gaels with three goals and an assist, into the 2011 Investors Group on the verge of running their record the upper hand,” said Espinho of a common message that’s getting with two goals each from Michael Hart Ontario Junior Boys’ champion- to a perfect 11-0 with an 8-3 lead at the winning weekend. “We tried through.” and former Green Gael Mike Biergard. ship. one point in the second period, and to come out with a lot of intensity The weekend moved the Iron- Cade Zulak, Julian Garritano, Josh “This win ranks right at the top,” a 10-6 advantage with 15:48 to go in and hard work, stay positive on the heads into second place in the Mid Kennedy and Brock Levick had one said Scobie, who recently won the third period. But the Ironheads bench, no negativity, push each East division, eight back of the first goal each ... The loss for the Green his first Future Collegiate World went on a five-goal run to end the other but in the right way.” place Green Gaels and four up on Gaels was their first in the regular sea- Tour event in March at Doral Golf game, the winner coming off the Staying grounded on the bench third place Newmarket, who they son since June 12, 2009, a string of 32 Resort in Miami. “Now I know stick of Michael Hart with just 3:03 helped the Ironheads battle back in visit Wednesday. consecutive wins ... Hart and Levick had that I can compete with players remaining. both games, added Reed. two goals each against Kahnawake, of this calibre and win, which will Sunday the Ironheads were in “We just try to keep them at an THE SCOOP with one apiece to Zulak, Gage Board, give me some momentum head- a similar situation, trailing Kahn- even keel,” he said about falling After enjoying a heavy dose of Espinho and Biergard. ing into the summer.” durhamregion.com 18 AP durhamregion.com News Advertiser • May 25, 2011 CLARINGTON -- Long weekendofracing Pirelli World Challenge. as hepreparedtocompete;KurtLangeveldtfromBowmanvillecompetedinthe Weekend Speedfest;AndyPilgrimfromMarinaDelRey,Florida,puthishelmeton as theypreparedtocompeteinthePirelliWorld ChallengeintheVictoriaDay Raceway overtheweekend.Clockwisefromtop:Driversgotthemselvessituated lesCuosAt Flyers/Coupons View MONEY SAVE TIME, newspaper program. 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