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REUNION 2 Hockey Blue box heroes Team meets with seniors rescued founder on snowy road

INTERNATIONAL 3 dies Waste Creator of recycling internship program remembered by Ajax woman in colleagues, friends KRISTEN CALIS Phillipines [email protected]

PICKERING -- Jack McGinnis believed as CONTEST 10 long as people were given the right tools, they would do the right thing. That’s what helped make his creation of the blue box program something that has been used in millions of homes across North America, Australia and Europe. The Claremont resident and founder of Durham Sustain Ability died peacefully in hospital Jan. 29 at the age of 64 after a long bout with health problems. Furry “He’ll be missed. He’s left a big hole,” said Gail Lawlor, Pickering resident and Valentines a founding member and current board member of DSA. Send in photos of Mr. McGinnis made a huge impact on the world of recycling and had taken on your lovable pets numerous innovative projects. Some of his accomplishments include founding of the Recycling Council of Ontar- io and a non-profit environmental founda- tion called Is Five Foundation, which orga- facebook.com/newsdurham nized Canada’s first multi-material curb- side pickup of recyclable material for thou- twitter.com/newsdurham sands of households of the Beaches neigh- METROLAND FILE PHOTO bourhood in Toronto. Pressrun 50,400 • 20 pages PICKERING -- Jack McGinnis, founder of the blue box program and Durham Sustain • Optional 3 week delivery Ability, died in hospital on Jan. 29. Original photo taken on May 31, 2006. See CLAREMONT page 11 $6/$1 newsstand

Resolve to save energy in 2011!                         2 RESCUE AP Durham seniors reunited with hockey heroes

East Gwillimbury of Hwy. 12. landed in a deep ditch, leav- The quick actions of the “I thought it was excellent behind the wheel of the In an effort to ensure pass- ing the windows blocked five hockey heroes were that they were there imme- Buick, said the incident hap- players ing motorists avoided the with snow and its occupants noted at Saturday night’s diately to help us out. It was pened so quickly that the fallen animal, the five play- unaware of what was going ceremony. very good of them to help us group was in the ditch before

February 10, 2011 News Advertiser 10, • February honoured before ers left the warmth of their on, continued Mr. Steven- Scugog Mayor Chuck Mer- out,” said MaryLou Breward. anything could be done. match vehicles and ventured out son. cier and representatives Added Muriel Selby: “I “There was nothing I could into the blowing snow to “We all just sort of jumped from the local emergency think they were excellent, it do, there was no place to go,” CHRIS HALL warn other drivers. down there and started dig- services were on hand to was very thoughtful of them she said, expressing relief [email protected] A few minutes later, ging, with our hands and present the Eagles players to help us out. I’m glad they that everyone was wearing a recalled Andrew Stevenson, feet. We didn’t know who with certificates of apprecia- were there. They were nice seat-belt. “I think it was just PORT PERRY -- Five Scugog a Buick Lucerne packed with was in there, or how many tion. The five Scugog seniors young men stepping up to marvellous, just wonderful, seniors were reunited with five Scugog seniors return- people, but we wanted to get offered their rescuers words the plate to help us.” that these 19 year olds came their hockey heroes on Sat- ing from a night of euchre them out,” said Mr. Steven- of praise. Betty Kirven, who was to help us.” urday evening, two weeks in Uxbridge appeared just son, who’s eyeing a career as after being pulled from a as a Durham police cruiser a firefighter. vehicle which landed upside arrived at the scene. Joining the rescue effort down in a snow-covered “They saw the deer and was Ryan Kaspar. Living with a ditch. they tried to avoid it, but “We saw the car roll over In town for a rematch they ended up skidding into into the ditch,” recalled Mr. against the Port Perry juve- the ditch and flipped over,” Kaspar. “We just ran as fast DISABILITY? nile team, five members of he said. as we could down there and the East Gwillimbury Eagles “We all sprinted down into dove right in. It was a mad squad were thrown into the ditch to see if they were dash to get there. the spotlight at the Scugog all right.” “It felt good doing it, help- Arena on Feb. 5, where they The overturned Buick had ing them out.” Learn about the Registered Disability were honoured as part of a brief pre-game ceremony. Savings Plan (RDSP), Grant and Bond After quickly tugging on • How it will help people with disabilities and their families save for the future their equipment and lacing • Who qualifies for the Government grant and/or bond their skates ahead of a 8:45 • How to apply p.m. tilt, the group of 19 year • Where to get more information olds was recognized for their actions from a fortnight ago, Attend A Free Information Session when they helped rescue a carload of elderly Port Perry Call or visit us online to register for a group or one-on-one session: women from their over- Tina or Sue at 1-800-361-4642 or TTY 905-576-3129 turned vehicle. After defeating the Port www.northernlightscanada.ca Perry team in a Jan. 22 Information sessions are available in English only. match, the East Gwillimbury Afin d'obtenir des renseignements en francais, veuillez téléphoner au 613-688-3670, communiquer per courriela squad was heading home, [email protected], ou visiter notre site web a www.northernlightscanada.ca. westbound on Reach Street, when a deer struck coach Roy Short’s truck. Told to stay put by Durham police after notifying author- CHRIS HALL / METROLAND ities of the minor accident, PORT PERRY -- Five members of the East Gwillimbury Mr. Short remained parked Eagles juvenile hockey team were honoured for their on the side of the road recent heroic actions before a game in Port Perry. The where he was joined by a players helped rescue a carload of Scugog seniors after trio of players travelling with their vehicle flipped into a ditch on Jan. 22. Ryan Kaspar him. 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The death of Pickering-based blue box io military base in 1977 collected basic his legacy is assured as we continue to site ends of the spectrum, but their efforts pioneer Jack McGinnis last month con- recyclables. Here at home today, munic- discover awareness and innovation as it are equally vital. tinues to reverberate in environmental ipalities across Durham Region divert relates to our sensitive environment. They combine awareness with action, circles, but his legacy of conservation, tens of thousands of tonnes of recyclable In neighbouring Ajax, Clara Blakelock knowledge with achievement, and pas- renewal and recycling will endure. materials from landfill through blue box has just arrived in the Philippines to help sion with purpose. And if ever there was a person who recycling, and the introduction of organ- set up a municipal waste system in certain The community mourns the passing wanted to leave a small footprint upon ic waste collection in green bin programs neighbourhoods of San Fernando where of Mr. McGinnis and acknowledges the passing, it would be Mr. McGinnis, who converts that material into rich compost. no such system currently exists. Armed enduring impact of his environmental spent the lion’s share of his life promoting Green bins, too, divert thousands of with the latest knowledge and the moti- efforts over these many years. the ideals of reducing, reusing and recy- tonnes of waste that was historically sent vation to make a difference, Ms. Blakelock And we wish Ms. Blakelock every suc- cling. As the primary architect of the blue to landfill. will engage residents -- including youth -- cess as she works to bring modern and box program, Mr. McGinnis saw a simple Each of us owes a vote of thanks to Mr. to set up and monitor a new system. efficient waste management practices to idea grow to become one of the most suc- McGinnis for his lifelong effort that con- In the simplest terms, she says she wants the people of San Fernando in the Philip- cessful environmental programs in North tinues to pay environmental dividends. to make “a small difference”. pines. America. Simple, small-scale blue box He will be missed by colleagues at Mr. McGinnis and Ms. Blakelock recycling projects introduced at an Ontar- Brougham’s Durham Sustain Ability, but approach waste management from oppo- -- Metroland Durham Region Media Group

COURTESY FEEDBACK Stop shovelling snow People like pet stories back onto the road because pets are family too To the editor: Re: People placing snow back on the road- To the editor: way. Re: ‘Please, no more dog stories’, letter to The Town of Ajax spends hundreds of the editor, durhamregion.com, Jan. 19, thousands of dollars every year to plow 2011. and salt our roads. This is done for our I think people have to understand that safety and driving convenience. many people love their pets like family, So why do people shovel and blow the whether it be a dog, cat, bird, horse or rep- snow from their driveways back onto the tile. roadway? Please stop doing this, as it Animals have a link to humans that is makes the roads slippery and unsafe. pretty amazing if you venture through his- Gord Tewnion tory and stories about pets are usually Ajax there to help us understand the plight of a creature that cannot speak for itself. The irony is, in a recent edition of my SOCIETY community newspaper, we again find a Lack of compassion story of a woman who lost her dog and what is amazing about her story is how her following ski hill injury community neighbours and family have come together to help this woman find her To the editor: beloved pet. After hearing about the young boy fall- As a Bernese owner past and Bernese- ing off the ski lift with no adult stopping to cross owner present, I truly wish her all the help, I just had to let you know that this was best in finding her Chelsea. by no means an isolated incident. I do believe that someone is keeping Just before Christmas my 13-year-old son Chelsea and is struggling with the moral- was snowboarding at the local hill, fell and ity of giving her back because they too have broke his arm. Thankfully, his friend was seen the love a dog can bring. with him and tried to flag down some help. I strongly urge whoever is loving Chel- No one stopped. One gentleman slowed sea in their home to do the right thing and down and looked at them before speeding MUNICIPAL SERVICES still had not been plowed. return her to her proper owner ASAP. off. They were left to carry their equipment We pay over $4,000 in property taxes per It is the right and fair thing for them to down most of the hill and seek help at the year for this type of rotten service. Why? do. chalet. I was astonished that people were Why aren’t streets plowed The side streets should be plowed and salt- Shelters are full of wonderful pets that either too self-absorbed or perhaps “fright- in a timely fashion? ed in a timely fashion. would love a great home and hopefully ened” of a couple of 13-year-old boys who This is not the first time this has hap- these people will return Chelsea and find a are both good kids.Thankfully, the broken To the editor: pened. pet of their own to love. arm responded to surgery a week later and Ajax snow clearing is the most pathetic This was also the case when we had the Good luck finding Chelsea and believe is on the mend. Please people, when you that I have ever seen. last big snowfall. me, as I walk my own dogs, I am keeping see someone in distress, help. We had the big snowstorm overnight an eye out for Chelsea too. Sharon Foster Tuesday and as of Thursday morning at N.A. Martin Linda Battenberg Kendal 7:15 a.m., the streets of the hamlet enclave Ajax Oshawa durhamregion.com HOSPITAL FUNDING 7 AP Lakeridge looks to Durham for $10.5 million

Money would cover from the general levy, which is money collected through property taxes. “It The Ministry of Health is building the buildings, but we equipment required does impact the taxpayer.” Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster said have to find the money to equip it. Lakeridge President and CEO Kevin

for expansion 2011 News Advertiser 10, • February his community conducted a survey of Empey KEITH GILLIGAN residents five years ago and found that [email protected] giving money to the hospital was thought to be a good use of public funds.

DURHAM -- Lakeridge Health is seek- ing a $10.5-million grant from Durham Region. Hospital president and CEO Kevin Empey made the request to Regional Council’s finance committee on Tues- day, saying the money is needed to help pay for expanded services at the facility. If approved, he asked for the money to be paid over three years. “We’re aware you’re not able to fund it over one year.” Having the funding request dealt with during the 2011 budget process would be “ideal for our perspective.” The committee referred the request to upcoming 2011 budget deliberations. Lakeridge is nearing the end of the expansion and refurbishment of the buildings at its Oshawa site, he said. The project carries a $139.7 million price tag, with the Ministry of Health cover- ing $108.6 million. The remaining $31.1 million has to be raised locally. The $10.5 million request of the Region would cover 7.5 per cent of the total cost. Providing hospitals with 7.5 per cent of the total cost has been a Regional “pol- icy for a long time,” Finance Commis- sioner Jim Clapp said. The ministry usually funds 70 per cent of capital cost to expand hospitals, while the remaining 30 per cent would have to be raised locally. For the Lakeridge proj- ect, the ministry provided 85 per cent of the funding. “The Ministry of Health is building the buildings, but we have to find the money to equip it,” Mr. Empey stated. While construction is going on, Lak- eridge is still waiting for operating funds from the government, he added. “We’re building rooms, buying the beds, buying the pumps, all the equip- ment needed to operate those beds. We’re locking the door until the govern- ment agrees to fund it,” he said. This isn’t the first time hospitals have sought funding from Durham. The Region gave Lakeridge $7.5 mil- lion to help with the cancer centre and $250,000 for improvements at the Port Perry site. Durham also contributed $3.5 million to the redevelopment of the Rouge Valley Ajax-Pickering hospital. The expanded Oshawa site will “han- dle the growth in Durham Region for 15 years, to 2025,” Mr. Empey said. Queen’s University recently gave the hospital $1 million to help train new doctors. It’s the first time the university has given a hospital money to help with training, he said. “They badly need new training facili- ties for doctors,” Mr. Empey said. Mr. Clapp said the money would come durhamregion.com AP 8 durhamregion.com News Advertiser • February 10, 2011 o oeifraincnatCmHreljac Cam contact information more For ofSo Sponsors... Show Golf [email protected] uhmCleeUI apsWlns erainCentre Recreation & Wellness Campus College/UOIT Durham • • rTmProut Tim or audy eray19 February Saturday, • rdy eray18 February Friday, • • • • t nul2011 Annual 9th [email protected] $ pnoe yBba fDurham of Bobcat by Sponsored 00LW OE OB WON! BE TO MOWER LAWN 1000 pnoe yOhw of&CrigClub Curling & Golf Oshawa by Sponsored diso $5 Admission pnoe yTeRylAbr ofClub Golf Asburn Royal The by Sponsored 0-7-40•Fx905-579-2742 Fax • 905-579-4400 • rti au pt $15) to up value (retail hlrnFREE Children • th th featuring 10 4 PM AM -9 -5 PM PM SaveUpTo90%! alu t955940 x 2285 ext 905.579.4400 at . us it Call through you talk can We yet? it get quite Don’t aneac esos( 10vle tBuhPretty Blush at value) $100 (a Sessions & Maintenance Session 5 Brow Beautiful Introductory an for $45 rw tezn n/rwxn,pu oeaeadfl-ni eesr) lsfv olwu o weeMe You Tweeze arches. virgin) five follow-up shapely almost plus your (or maintain virgin if necessary), your and groom clean fill-in and to and lift sessions coverage BlushPretty. shape, plus from to waxing, session package and/or Brows care (tweezing eyebrow Beautiful brows an one with with brow face you your high gets for the WagJag Today’s Take look shirt. shirt button-down button-down ironed, ironed, freshly freshly a that than crisper look eyebrows groomed Perfectly ruh oyub ortutdhmtw erln Newspaper Metroland hometown trusted your by you to Brought Highlights TSFE!Sg ptdya www.wagjag.com! at today up Sign FREE! IT’S Discount: 50% 0 f u aea Riley’s at Fare Pub Off 50% / rc olMna oFia 10 mt :0pm 6:00 to am 11:00 Friday to Monday pool price 1/2 • EIIU DEAL!! DELICIOUS pn7dy ek 1am- a.m. a.m.-2 11 week, a days 7 Open • atn menu Martini • www.WagJag.com U O $10 FOR BUY 4 fTae Membership OffTravel 94% no evl icutdtae obaku dates blackout no & travel discounted heavily Enjoy • Discount: 94% RA DEAL!! GREAT Discount:55% otm hr presentations share time No • eua Price: Regular etcus rcsaround prices cruise Best • www.WagJag.com U O $45 FOR BUY U O $300 FOR BUY www.WagJag.com 10| $100 o Save: You $55 idu twww.Facebook.com/WagJagDurhamRegion at us Find ipyaku oequestions. some us ask or to simply alerted offers only be Facebook to special to to Facebook deals, on future discuss us with Connect olwu nFacebook on us Follow Visitwagjag.com u oehr&W l Win All We & Together Buy 3 2 1 o osi Work? it Does How esAdvertiser News

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@Kristen’s Kritters 11 Claremont resident co-founder of Durham Sustain Ability P from Page 1 newspaper collection in latched onto putting the small steps can add up to never lose the ability. Page 6 - Today’s editorial Pickering. proper items in the suitable big changes. Free programs “‘It’s simple, efficient and He’s responsible for the One of Ms. Lawlor’s bin. provide Durham residents joyous,’ were his ways to world’s first blue box, a greatest memories -- and “We had 97 per cent with the right tools to take describe it,” Ms. Lawlor program which diverts one of the highest points compliance,” Ms. Lawlor those steps. recalls. He’s the 870,000 tonnes of materi- of her career -- was help- recalls. “At DSA we struggled with He had a real ability to cut al from landfill in Ontario ing Mr. McGinnis with the After a number of suc- ‘who are we?’ ‘What do we through all of the confusion father of the every year. 1996 Summer Olympics of cessful projects, includ- want to be?’ It was Jack who and make things seem sim- blue box and no one 2011 News Advertiser 10, • February According to the DSA Atlanta, which became the ing a conservation store was able to put it all in per- ple and practical for every- website, the first blue box first green Olympics. in Toronto, Mr. McGin- spective for us,” Ms. Lawlor one. disputes that. Gail trial took place in 1977 at “We proved that if peo- nis co-founded Durham says. “That’s the kind of magic Lawlor, co-founder Canadian Forces Base Bor- ple are given a choice, they Sustain Ability, located in For example, Mr. McGin- Jack had,” she says. den in a test program serv- will make the right choice if Brougham. nis came up with using a For more information on Durham Sustain Ability ing the private military it’s easy and practical,” Ms. “He was DSA,” Ms. Lawlor bicycle as DSA’s logo, since Mr. McGinnis’s legacy, visit quarters on the base. Lawlor says. said. “He was the voice and he equated sustainabil- www.sustain-ability.ca. Kitchener hosted the first The team simply placed the icon of DSA.” ity with riding a bike: once -- With files from Torstar municipal blue box pro- recycling bins next to the The organization works you know how to do it, you News Service gram in 1981 and now, 4.7 garbage cans, and found with residents, business- million Ontario house- since it was such a sim- es, schools and organi- holds use blue boxes. ple tactic that most people zations and teaches that “He’s the father of the Calling all Moms! blue box and no one dis- putes that,” Ms. Lawlor says. Every mom deserves to look her best and She has fond memories throughout her 29 years of often there is not enough time in the day to do so! working with Mr. McGin- nis, who hired her in 1982 That is why Durham Parent and Signature Hair Studio when she was fresh out in Whitby have joined forces to offer four fabulous $250 of university. One of the makeover packages! One lucky mom from Oshawa, Ajax, first projects he suggested Pickering and Whitby will be treated to a colour, cut and blow dry, a rejuvenating facial and a set of silk nails! was organizing curbside HOW TO ENTER: CRIME Tell us why your mom/sister/aunt/grandma deserves to be Hair Studio pampered! It’s that simple! E-mail your entry with contact Signature information by March 11, 2011 to [email protected]. For details visit www.durhamparent.com Mississauga man charged with Ensure SIGNATURE is in the subject line. or facebook.com/durhamparent. impaired driving in Pickering 2011 Regional Business PICKERING -- Dur- police say. ment for minor injuries. ham Police have arrest- A Honda Civic was east- Police say the driver and ed a Mississauga man for bound along Kingston passenger of the Honda Plans And Budgets impaired driving follow- Road and lost control, didn’t require medical ing a two-vehicle collision striking a stopped Mer- treatment. FINANCE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC NOTICE in Pickering on the week- cedes sedan facing north- Nowlen Downey, 29, of end. bound on Whites Road. Cosmic Crescent in Mis- This is to give notice that the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham intends On Sunday, Feb. 6 at The impact caused the sissauga, is charged with to review and adopt or amend and adopt the 2011 Regional Business Plans and about 1:45 p.m. offi- Mercedes to flip over and impaired operation of a Property Tax Budgets on Wednesday March 9, 2011 for Regional Operations, the cers from West Division land on its side, trapping motor vehicle, fail to pro- Police Services Board, Outside Agencies, Provincial Download Services Costs, attended a two-vehicle the 41-year-old Pickering vide a breath sample, driv- Durham Region Transit, Solid Waste Management and related 2011 Regional Property collision at the intersec- driver and his passengers ing under suspension and Tax Rates. tion of Whites and Kings- inside. careless driving under the ton roads after a vehicle Pickering Fire Services Highway Traffic Act.. The review and adoption or amendment and adoption of the 2011 Business Plans and flipped and the driver and extricated the people who He was released with Budgets and related fees and charges will occur at the regularly scheduled Regional passengers were trapped, received medical treat- conditions. Council meeting which commences at 10:00 a.m. on March 9, 2011 in the Regional Council Chambers located at 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Rotary Club of Ajax Recollectionss Comments from the public are welcome in writing or by attending the Council meeting and presenting oral comments. Written comments may be forwarded to the Regional The Rotary Club of Ajax will be celebrating its 60th Clerk at the address indicated below. For inclusion in the Council agenda, receipt Anniversary on Thursday, March 17, 2011. The club, of written comments by noon on Thursday, March 3, 2011 is requested. For further information regarding the Regional Council meeting, please contact the Regional in conjunction with the News Advertiser will be Clerk at 905-668-7711 ext. 2100. publishing a special anniversary publication to promotete Further information regarding the 2011 Business Plans and Budgets and related fees this milestone and is requesting input from the public. and charges is available at no cost upon request by contacting the Business Planning, If you have any stories or photographs relating to the Rotary Club of Ajax Budgets and Risk Management Division of the Region’s Finance Department at (905) over its 60 year history they’d like to read and see them. Your recollections 668-7711 ext. 2302. could include memories of Rotary sponsored trips, the Rotary Music P. M. Madill Festival or good times at Rotary Hall and in Rotary Park, Ajax. Any Regional Clerk mementoes would be appreciated too. 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Durham West Junior 2011 News Advertiser 10, • February Lightning all tied up

AJAX -- After a 3-0 loss to the Bur- lington Barracudas on Saturday, the Durham West Junior Lightning was ready for a change in hosting the Lon- don Devilettes at the Ajax Community Centre on Sunday afternoon. Emily Kekewich put Durham on the board first with a goal, assisted by Rebecca Rutherford. In the second, after the Devilettes scored two goals, Shannon Stewart potted one, assisted by Megan Kirkham and Marissa Redmond to tie things up. In the third, London jumped ahead once more, but Redmond scored while on the power play assisted by Kekewich with just 2:23 to go. At the end of regulation time, the score remained 3-3. It was a scoreless overtime period and the game ended in a tie. Jackie Rochefort went the distance in goal, making 14 saves. Tuesday in Markham, the Lightning settled for another tie, this time 2-2. Kekewich opened the scoring in RON PIETRONIRO / METROLAND the first and Carly Marchment had one in the second to account for the Light- Fine form ning scoring. WHITBY -- Sydney Vandersluis from the Pickering Skate Club competed in the Jr. bronze women’s division at the Whitby Skating Club’s SOCCER Invitational Figure Skating meet. Ajax 1997 team HOCKEY needs players Haywood, Wilson named to Select team AJAX -- The Ajax United Soccer Club’s competitive rep team for boys born in 1997 is looking for players to Lightning Peewee top 13- to 16-year-old hockey complete the team’s outdoor roster. players across North America Players born in 1998 are also wel- players to play and Europe to expose them to come to inquire. in Sweden, all avenues of hockey in an effort If interested, contact Heather at to facilitate opportunities at the 416-436-7510 or email aubd1997@ Czech Republic NCAA, Junior and professional yahoo.com. levels. The team also has a website at PICKERING -- The Selects Hock- Selects Hockey’s growing list www.aubd1997.yolasite.com. ey Organization has selected Vic- of NHL alumni is led by future toria Haywood and Stephanie stars Matt Duchene (Colorado Wilson from Pickering to join the Avalanche), Logan Couture (San TENNIS international program with the Jose Sharks), Kevin Shattenkirk East Coast Selects (ECS) hockey (Colorado Avalanche), Sam Gag- Ajax Tennis Club team. ner (Edmonton Oilers) and Ryan More than 250 invited play- O’Reilly (Colorado Avalanche). holding registration ers from across North Ameri- The program has helped more ca competed for 51 positions than 88 players receive NCAA AJAX -- Time to start thinking about at their annual major peewee scholarships over the past eight getting outdoors this summer and play- SUBMITTED PHOTOS international tryout in Buffalo, years to schools such as Harvard, ing some tennis. PICKERING -- Victoria Haywood (left) and Stephanie Wilson of the with those selected participat- Boston University, Boston Col- The Ajax Tennis Club is holding Durham West Lightning have been named to a Select team that ing in the program’s internation- lege, University of Michigan and registrations for its summer program will play games in Sweden and Czech Republic. al spring training development many more. On the female side, on Saturday, March 5 from 10 a.m. to camp in Stockholm, Sweden and Selects has had eight alumni 2 p.m. Members from the club will be the World Selects Invitational experience. ECS 98 team. play for Team Canada and USA at the Ajax winter tennis bubble on the in Prague, Czech Republic this Both players showed “the skill Selects Hockey is an elite hock- Hockey in international compe- southwest corner of the Ajax Communi- April. Participants will be sub- to be a top hockey prospect but ey prospect development pro- tition at the u18 World Champi- ty Centre parking lot to greet those who merged into foreign cultures and also demonstrated great leader- gram owned by Selects Sports onships. are interested. face top international competi- ship and passion on the ice,” said Management, Inc. Since 2003, For more information visit The club’s website is www.ajaxten- tion in this once-in-a-lifetime Rheo Doiron, head coach for the Selects Hockey has worked with www.SelectsHockey.com. nisclub.org. durhamregion.com 14 AP durhamregion.com News Advertiser • February 10, 2011 Sarah Stokes) 13Years (coaches Kirsten Femson and Julie Donelle(36)andHope Grant (44) Samantha (15),Nieve Low Iannarelli (18), 12Years (coach Sarah Stokes) and Tianna (39) Henry Madeleine MacNeil (24),Erin Clark (32) and coachJenilee Keslering) 11Years (headcoachHolley Lundmark and Nicole (50) Exley (19), Sarah Bianco (20),Emily Barton (27) (12),Madeleine AliciaLopers Schropp Lundmark andcoachJenilee Keslering) 10Years andUnder(headcoachHolley as follows: these athletes. Provincial divisionresults are ing offingreater endurance levelsamongst a newregime ofstrength training waspay- Theprovincial teamsdemonstrated that regular training undertheirbelts. recently onlyafewweeksof with started that both levelsconsidering theseasonhad received apositiveoverallDSC showing for first ofthesynchronized season, swimming thatConsidering thismeetwasthevery ing toparticipate inthenational segment. ventured earlySunday toLondon morn- teams competedwhilethenational teams Saturday On morning,theprovincial pressure wason. ing ofmore than 100swimmers, additional categories. 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