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Reprinted from w w w .p cm a g .co m w ith permission. ©2016 Ziff Davis, LLC. All Rights Reserved. L a rge stne tw ork based o n to ta ls q u a re km o f coverage o n th e shared LTE netw o rka vailab le from B e llvs. Rogers' LTE network. See bell.ca/LTE fo rd e ta ils. Samsung Galaxy S8 and Samsung G alaxyS 8+are tradem arks o fS am sung Electronics Co., Ltd., used in Canada under license. 3 | Friday S ep tem b e r 1 5 , 2 0 1 7 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | w w w .insidehalton.com `It's high tim e to do something about suicide' - Dawe continued from p.1 Last year in Canada, 4,300 people died by suicide, approximately more than double the number who died from an opioid overdose, said Dawe. "It's an emergency It's a crisis and its been going on for decades," said Dawe, keynote speaker at the Halton Suicide Prevention Coalition-hosted event. This year marked the 15th World Suicide Prevention Day, an initiative of the International Association for Suicide Prevention, which has been endorsed by the World Health Organization. World Suicide Prevention Day takes place Sept. 10. This year's theme, said Dawe is: "Take a minute, change a life." Dawe, who also chairs the Ontario Hospital Association's (OHA) Task Force on Suicide Prevention Standards, leads a group of provincial experts to bring standards to Ontario's hospitals in the area of suicide prevention. While much has been written and said about Canada's opioid crisis, Dawe told the audience of about 75 people that suicide has not yet received the same kind of attention. "In this country, we don't think about suicide as a crisis," said Dawe, adding that suicide rates in Canada have not changed in the past 15 years. not what we need." Sam Fiorella, who was part of a panel discussion during the evening, lost his son to suicide. Fiorella said his son, like the vast majority of youths, didn't talk about suicide. "I lost my son to suicide and we nev er had a conversation (about suicide)," Fiorella said. Many people blame televi sion shows like 13 Reasons Why, about a young woman who takes her own life. "The responsibility is on the parent," he added. In an effort to change that, Fiorella helped found the Lucas Fiorella Friend ship Bench, created in memory of his son, a second-year university student who took his own life after silently bat tling with depression. The Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench was created to create a physical place where people who can't ask for help may still receive assistance. Fiorella speaks to students and teach ers to raise awareness of the stressors that exist, highlighting methods for pre vention, and encouraging greater dia logue in order to remove the stigma as sociated with mental health challenges. Halton Regional Police Constable Kristopher Elliott, who also spoke dur ing the panel discussion, said that 10 years ago police were not at the table, responding to calls about mental health. "We're dealing with mental health calls every hour," Elliott added. "We've evolved greatly on how we (police) re spond." Halton Regional Police have devel oped a mental health care initiative, in partnership with St. Joseph's Healthcare in Hamilton, called the Mobile Crisis Rapid Response Team. Elliott said specially trained police officers work with mental health coun cillors to come up with a plan to help people cope -- rather than removing people from their homes. Dawe pointed out that access to mental health care services varies with regions and provinces -- with some people waiting up to 100 days to receive care. That's why he became involved with the OHA task force. "There's a lot to improve." Dawe said Trillium Health Partners is working in partnership with the Peel District School Board, the Peel Chil dren' s Centre, the Mississauga Halton Health Integration Network, Region of Peel and Province of Ontario to reduce suicide to zero by 2027. "I think it' s high time to do some thing about suicide," Dawe added. Sam Fiorella helped found the Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench, created in m em ory of his son, a second-year university student who to ok his own life after silently battling with depression. | Metroland M edia file photo Every year, more than 800,000 peo ple die by suicide, and up to 25 times more people try to suicide attempt, ac cording to the International Association for Suicide Prevention. Dawe, who has 25 years experience working in suicide prevention, admits the subject is a difficult topic to dis cuss. Part of the problem is that previ ous research believed that talking about suicide could influence people to start thinking about it. 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A new surgical technique saved her leg and she is now undergoing chemotherapy. "We are so happy to have a brave Terry Fox-er like Teagan sound the horn to start the 2017 Terry Fox Run this year," said Oakville Run Chair and Oakville North-Burlington MP Pam Damoff earlier this week. "Her surgery is the type of breakthrough being made every day because of advances in cancer re search." Those who want to help win the race against can cer can do so by supporting the 37th annual Terry Fox Run, which will be held in Oakville this Sunday, Sept. 17. The charity event will begin in Coronation Park at 10 a.m., with registration taking place at 9 a.m. Former Toronto Argonaut Dan Ferrone will host the opening ceremonies and students from Sheridan College's Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance will sing O Canada. Participants can walk, bike, board, blade, run, push a stroller or walk the dog (on a leash, please) along a lakeside 500 metre, 5k, or 10k route. The run continues the legacy of Canadian icon, Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. The British Columbia resident, who lost part of his leg to cancer at age 18, began a cross-country trek to raise cancer awareness and funds for cancer research on April 7, 1980. Fox came through Oakville on July 13, 1980. He was forced to stop his marathon on Sept. 1 that same year as cancer had spread to his lungs. Fox died on June 28, 1981, but not before chal lenging all of Canada to hnish his dream. This year's fundraising goal for the Oakville Terry Fox Run is $150,000. Over the years, members of this community have raised $4.8 million for the Terry Fox Foundation with the Oakville Terry Fox Run raising $2.1 mil lion. The money raised at the local event funds ground breaking research needed to treat people like Teagan. To register for the run or to make a donation visit www.terryfox.ca/terryfoxrun/oakville. Residents can also register as a team at wwwterryfox.org. 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The Peel Regional Police Association said in a statement there are "no words to describe the devastating tragedy that took one of our young members this past weekend." Visitation for Kettles will be held today (Sept. 15), from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. fol lowed by a funeral on Saturday, Sept. 16, at 11 a.m. at Portico Community Church, 1814 Barbertown Rd., Mississauga. Tristan Kettles | Facebook photo FREE ESTIM ATES ial Tree Dead Ash Removal Tree Spraying 24 HOUR Emergency Tree Service · Tree/Shrub Removal · Tree/ Shrub Pruning · Stump Removal · Deep Root Fertiliatio ISA CER TIFIED ARBORIST @ TAb 9 ® & 3 0 2 0 S 2 1 BmrffingtonB g®&©34°tTR[IE w w w .to w n e tre e s .c o m (8 7 3 3 )] s a v e m e fa ll H S T ! S P E C IA A ny tre e c a re L se r v ic e I O n e coupo n per custo m er. V alid only with this coupo n. N ot valid with a n y oth er sp ec ial offer. This coupo n has no cash v alu e. Lim ited o n e tim e offer. There will be a reception afterwards at Wyldewood Golf Club in Oakville. Kettles, an Oakville resident, has been with Peel police since 2011, according to an online obituary. He is the son of Peel police Staff Sgt. Jam es Kettles. One officer, who asked not to be named, described Kettles as "a great cop and a great person" who worked in 11 Division. Peel police have said an off-duty officer was the driver of the vehicle in the deadly acci dent in the area of Lakeshore Road West and Avonhead Road, near Lakeside Park and not far from the Oakville border. The officer and the passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene. Another passenger w as taken to a local hos pital with serious injuries. Police have not released the ages or the gen ders of the two passengers. It appears the vehicle rolled and ended up near som e trees off the road. "It is with heavy hearts and deep sadness that we learn of the death of one of fellow of ficers," Peel Police Chief Jennifer Evans said in a statement. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his fam ily and both other families impacted by this tragic event. The flags will now fly at half-mast out of respect for our fallen friend." Kettles w as also a piper and had a passion for playing bagpipes. He was with the Lorne Scots Regiment and led the official party that brought the Memo rial C u p, the m ost coveted prize in junior hockey, to M ississauga in 2011. The service has asked Toronto police to con duct the investigation due to "the far-reaching and deeply felt im pact this tragedy will have across the Peel Regional Police Service," said a news release issued Saturday afternoon. Anyone with information can call Toronto police traffic services at 416-808-1900. 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Begins Septem ber 5th 2017, valid to Decem ber 31st 2017 w w w .insidehalton.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, S ep tem b e r 1 5 , 2 0 1 7 | 10 Seeber was passenger killed with Peel officer in crash by Louie Rosella Metroland Media Group (( Oakville's Sean Seeber had yet to begin his policing career whereas Peel police Const. Tristan Kettles of Oakville was well into his. The two friends were killed Saturday Sept. 9 when the car they were in veered off the road and crashed in south Mississauga. Until now, the identity of the 25-yearold Seeber, an Oakville resident who was a passenger in the car, w asn't made public. "Sean was struck down in the best years of his life," according to an online obituary "Sean was an incredibly vibrant, ambitious and compassionate young man, with a hunger for life. He possessed a smile and personality that would light up the room." An honours graduate of the Humber College Police Foundation Program, Seeber was actively pursuing his dream to be a police officer with Halton Regional Police. "Although only a young man, he had already grown a wide and caring circle of friends, all of whom will m iss him dearly, who are providing support to Sean's family in this difficult time," according to the online tribute. "Sean w as a `big brother' and an active member of his community, volunteering his time and energy to many causes." Seeber, the only child of Scott and Tara Seeber of Oakville, also worked as a mental Sean was struck down in the best years of his life. Sean was an incredibly vibrant, ambitious and compassionate young man, with a hunger for life. He possessed a smile and personality that would light up the room. Although only a young man, he had already grown a wide and caring circle of friends, all of whom will miss him dearly, who are providing support to Sean's family in this difficult time. Sean was a `big brother' and an active member of his community, volunteering his time and energy to many causes. Sean Seeber online obituary tribute Sean Seeber health assistant at Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH). "There are no words sufficient to express the depth of our family's loss," reads his obituary. Kettles was driving the vehicle while Seeber was his passenger. The crash left another passenger in the car injured. Kettles, an Oakville resident, has been with Peel police since 2011, according to an online obituary. He was the son of Peel police Staff Sgt. Jam es Kettles. He was also piper and had a passion for playing bagpipes. He was with the Lorne Scots Regiment. Peel police have said an off-duty officer was the driver of the vehicle in the deadly 3 a.m. accident in the area of Lakeshore Road West and Avonhead Road, near Lakeside Park and not far from the Oakville border. The officer and the passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene. It appears the vehicle rolled and ended up near som e trees off the road. Peel police have asked Toronto police to conduct the investigation due to "the farreaching and deeply felt im pact this tragedy will have across the Peel Regional Police Service," said a news release issued Saturday afternoon. Anyone with information can call Toronto police traffic services at 416-808-1900. In Kettles' memory, donations may be made to Wounded Warriors Canada, 310 Byron St. S., Whitby, L1N 4P8, or to the Ontario Police Memorial Foundation, 200 -- 2075 Kennedy Road, Toronto, M 1T 3V3. Visitation for Kettles is to be held today (Friday, Sept. 15), from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. followed by a funeral on Saturday, Sept. 16, at 11 a.m. at Portico Community Church, 1814 Barbertown Rd. There will be a reception afterwards at Wyldewood Golf Club in Oakville. Seeber' s online tribute indicates there will be no formal service. 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"This is an exciting time for Ontario. We are in the middle of a major transformation in our child care system to better reflect the challenges, demands, and realities of our modern-day life," said Halton MPP Indira Naidoo-Harris, Minister Responsible for Early Years and Child Care and Minister of Womens Issues. "Whether it is your own children or the children you care for or the children in your community, we all want the same thing. We want to give them the best and strongest start in life and we want to help them reach their full potential. We want to put them on a firm lifelong path to success." Naidoo-Harris noted she has seen the positive impact high-quality child care and early-years programs can have on a child's future, and Halton MPP Indira Naidoo-Harris, M inister Responsible for Early Years and Child Care and Minister of Women's Issues, speaks at a presentation announcing the future establishm ent of an Ontario Early Years Child and Family Centre at Oakwood Public School. | David Lea/M etroland emphasized this work is crucial. "This space will serve as an important gathering place for parents and caregivers," she said."It is a place where children can play, learn, and grow together. It is a place where families can access valuable information and support." The centre will be created through the retrofitting of two unused classrooms at Oakwood, which will create a facility about 2,100 square feet in size. Preliminary construction work has already begun, with the centre expected to be up and running in February 2018. Halton District School Board Director of Education Stuart Miller said the board believes in early intervention and supports for families. He said it has been known for a long time that the earlier schools can offer parents and children rich learning experiences, the better the outcome. "This means offering parents and caregivers support within our schools well before children reach Kindergarten," said Miller. "The expansion of Ontario Early Years Child and Family Centres into our schools is another step forward in this work and I cannot think of a better community to start than here at Oakwood." Miller said other improvements the board has made to early-years supports have included the introduction of full-day Kindergarten and the expansion of its before- and after-school programs at all its elementary schools. This announcement is part of a three-year bilateral agreement that will see the federal and provincial governments invest $435 million in increasing the accessibility and affordability of high-quality licensed child care and quality learning opportunities within the province. Some Oakwood parents have voiced concerns that the school's already congested parking lot will not be able to handle the additional traffic the centre will bring once it opens. An expansion of the parking lot is scheduled to take place; however, some do not believe it will be enough. Halton District School Board Superintendent Scott Podrebarac said the proposed parking lot expansion is not set in stone and noted the board would be in touch with parents to discuss their views on the subject. CO "O CD CD cr CD -- s 3 r pi K> O R -vl o > m P w Cl CD c --H 91 o o o 3 YMCA of Oakville W IN D O W S & D O O R S S H U TTER S & BLINDS S in ce 1 9 9 9 B ronte & Dundas, Oakville Fall program s now availab le. 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Nevar has served as a member of the Chamber's board since 20 fO and has served on the Oakville Chamber's Executive Committee as vice-chair since 2013. Chamber staff said Nevar joined Cooper Construction in 1979 and played a pivotal role in transforming the company into one of the leading design builders and industrial land developers in the GTA. Nevar leads all strategic initiatives of the company and is responsible for development activities, including land acquisition, site servicing, design/build construction, marketing, and tenant selection activities. "Ken brings a wealth of business experience and knowledge to his new role that will contribute to the ongoing success of the Oakville Chamber," said Hughes. 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Other changes have been more evident such as a new online parent survey; a new coach selection process; an improved Rep tryout process; the ad dition of Rep and Select teams; an outreach effort to bring players back to Oakville; and a renewed focus on skills development. While there have been many changes; none have been more obvious, and to some, more controversial then the decision to change the name of the club. "This name allows everyone to be a Ranger," said John Verdon, president of the Oakville Rangers Hockey Club. "We had almost 4,000 players in the hockey club, but only 700 or 800 could call themselves a Ranger because they play Rep. Now, no mat ter what, if you play for our club, you're a Ranger." ing some exciting new changes including a AAA Centre of Excellence designed to create an elite AAA program, the addition of more Rep and Select teams for the 2018-19 season, a renewed focus on house league and goalie development, and the introduction of spring/summer programming. "Whatever we do, it's designed to keep players in Oakville and have some ex-players come back to Oakville, that's everything we're doing from the bottom, up." said Verdon. To celebrate the changes to the club and to of ficially launch the 2017-18 season as the Oakville Rangers Hockey Club, the Rangers will be hosting Rangers' Day in Oakville on Saturday, Sept. 30 at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex. The day is designed to launch the new brand, recognize the fact that all players are now Rang ers and to celebrate everything that is great about hockey. The festivities will run from approximately 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. and will include the following - Hockey Hall of Fame exhibits, interactive games and NHL trophies; more than 25 regular season games from house league to AAA - from Novice to Midget to a Junior A Oakville Blades game; exhibits and games from Maple Leaf Sports and En tertainment; special guests including Ron MacLean, Paul Henderson, Adam Graves, Vic Hadfield and Mayor Rob Bur ton plus food, drink and tons of fun. For more information and to get involved with the club please visit www.oakvillerangers.ca. In addition to unifying the membership, the changing of the name was also motivated by the marketing and brand ing perspective. While the former name, " Minor Oaks Hock ey Association" held some level of historical significance, the name itself was vague and confusing. Not having the word `Oakville' or `Rangers' in the name made it difficult for people to make a connection. It also made it difficult to search on the internet and is not easy to market aggressively which is something the Club has begun to do recently via social media, print and inter net advertising. The Club is also researching and consider Photos by Riziero Vertolli | M etroland M edia Canadian Dance Company gets a fresh new start After two years of building from the ground up, the Cana dian Dance Company's grand opening was held on Saturday, with past and present clients joining the celebration. The new facility is quite a step up, 16,000 square feet of space with six dance spaces between two floors, a large lobby, and study area for dance students to eat lunches, do homework and gather together, a boardroom for faculty meetings and planning, and four change rooms. " People were amazed by how modern looking and spa cious the facility is," said Karly Monaghan, assistant to di rector Allain Lupien at the Canadian Dance Company. "A big draw for people is the vast amount of programs we have running is due to having ample space to accommodate ev eryone." More people showed up to the grand opening than ex pected, with many new clients who were interested in see ing the facilities and getting registered. "We have the ability to involve far more students now than ever before," said Monaghan. "Our goal is to offer the same quality standard to double the amount of students. Both Oakville Mayor Rob Burton and Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie joined Canadian Dance Company owners Dawn and Allain Lupien at the celebration to give speeches and assist in the ribbon cutting ceremony. 1 7 | Friday S ep tem b e r 1 5, 2 0 1 7 | O A K V IL L E B E A V E R | w w w .insidehalton.com G oodnight Goodm orning: Feel good no m atter w hat tim e it is Just like a summer without sun, your perfect outfit may feel or look like it's lacking without the proper undergarments. 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The newly renovated Milestones, located at 3529 Wyecroft Rd. in Oakville, had its grand re-opening on August 17, with mayor Rob Burton and ward council lor Sean O'Meara kicking it off with the ribbon cutting ceremony. The evening was filled with live music, a silent auc tion, and food and drinks for people to enjoy while tak ing in the atmosphere that the new look created. " It now showcases an industrial chic ambiance that personifies the future look and feel of M ilestones," said Roxanne Ronczka, community ambassador of Milestones Bar and Grill. Featuring an open concept, the dining room has been opened up to give a brighter look and no matter where you're sitting in the restaurant, there are fun vibes all around. The bar has also been opened up to look onto the patio and the furniture has been fully updated. Visit www.milestonesrestaurants.com for more infor mation. www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, September 15, 2017 |18 Every week we show case topics about local youths. SEND US YOUR NEWS: If you are a youth and you have a story or photo to share, we'll do our best to publish it on this page. Email it to ablackburn@oakvillebeaver. com, along with your name and a brief paragraph about why you want to share it with our readers. H e lp in gth o s einn e e dinU g a n d a - Mf Rotaract Club of Oakville (a service group for young people aged 18-30) member Scott Noble travelled to the Kawolo Hospital in Uganda in mid August to assist in stage three of a water filtration project at the hospital. The project helps provide clean water to the hospital and a safe water tap for the local area. He travelled with the Oakville-based organization H20 For All. 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Hughes, who is vice president of government relations at Ford Motor Company of Canada, will be recognized for her contributions to the Chamber during the 63rd annual Chair's Dinner. The Wednesday (Sept. 20) event will also see Nevar and the incoming board of directors introduced to the community. The dinner will take place at the Oakville Conference and Banquet Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Rd., and begin with a networking session at 5 p.m. and a dinner gala at 6 p.m. The keynote speaker will be former Governor of the Bank of Canada and senior advisor at Bennett Jones, David Dodge. "We are excited to host David Dodge," said Sawyer. "The economy and interest rates are the top issues on the minds of our members and Canadians at large. It will be very interesting to hear Mr. Dodge' s perspective on the Bank of Canada's increasing interest rates and its effect on our economy." Tickets cost $125 for Chamber members and $175 for non-members. For information visit, www.oakvillechamber.com. The case of a Halton police officer accused of stealing opioid drugs from an evidence locker is going to a pretrial. The case of Staff-Sgt. Brad Murray was back in Milton court Tuesday, Sept. 12. Murray is a former Halton drug squad officer accused of stealing opioids from the Oakville station's evidence lock-up in 2016. The 16-year policing veteran is charged with two counts of theft under $5,000, two counts of breach of trust and one count of obstructing justice. He is suspended with pay. Murray was not in the courtroom for his latest date. A representative of his legal counsel was seeking additional evidence disclosure for the case from the Halton Crown Attorney' s office. A special prosecutor out of the Toronto Crown Attorney's office has been assigned to the case. A judicial pretrial involving a judge, Crown and defence counsel is slated for Oct. 13 in Milton court. 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It w as the only point the Blades picked up in a homeand-home series with the defending OJHL cham pions. Georgetown won the rematch, 4-2, Saturday night at home. Georgetown opened the scoring ju st two minutes into Friday's game. That w ould be the only goal of the opening period, but Oakville tied the gam e on Garrett Pyke's goal early in the second. An drew McIntyre gave Oakville the lead eight m inutes later. The lead held up until m id way through the third when Georgetown's Andrew Court tied the game with 8:21 to play. Elliot m ade eight saves in overtime, six of them in the second five-minute period when the Blades had to kill a tripping penalty The next night Zach Bramwell put the Blades up 2-0 before the first period was half over, but the Raid ers tied the game by the end of the period on goals by Brendan D 'Agostino and Jonathan H am pton and added single goals in the second (Ham pton) and third (Derek McVery, into an empty net). Peyton Reeves, Spencer Kersten, Bailey Newton and N ick Boehmer of the Blades and Austin Cho, Ja cob Payette and Justin Paul of the Raiders all earned m isconduct penalties for various infractions with 22 seconds remaining in the game. Elliot suffered the loss in goal, stopping 32 of 35 shots while Mario Cavaliere w as 32 for 34 to gain the victory in the Georgetown net. The Blades are back in action tonight (Friday) against the Milton IceHawks at 7:30 p.m. at Milton Memorial Arena. Stephen Ademolu (25) of the Oakville Blue Devils fights off Mohamed Alhilo (left) and Marco Polancec-Marin of the ProStars FC during last Sunday's Leaguel Ontario men's soccer game at Bronte Athletic Field. Ademolu maintained possession of the ball and set up the Blue Devils' second goal in a 3-2 Oakville win. | Photo by Graham Paine - Oakville Beaver Late goal gives Blue Devils a victory over ProStars After letting a 2-0 lead slip away, the Oakville Blue Devils m anaged to edge winless ProStars FC 3-2 in a L eagu el Ontario m atch Sunday at Bronte Athletic Field. The three points puts the Blue Devils (16 2) eight points ahead of second-place Sigma FC in the Men' s West Division standings. Stephen Adem olu scored the winner in the 82nd m inute after Taylor M cNam ara and Mathew Santos scored in the first and 58th minute, respectively. The Pro Stars scored two goals six m in utes apart in the second half to get back in the game. "We expected a battle because we think a lot of the teams in the lower part of the division are excited to come play us and Pro Stars put on a very competitive per form ance," said Blue Devils head coach Duncan Wilde of the 0-17-1 ProStars. 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Punongbayan, 14, took a 10-4 decision over Gabriel Bonsol of the U .S. to win the male bantam weight division. "It w as with great honour when they played the Canadian national anthem on my behalf at the awarding ceremony," Pu nongbayan said. "I could not describe the feeling when I w as at the podium . This has been my greatest achievement so far as a delegate of Team C anada." To get to the cham pionship match, Punongbayan had to manoeuvre through eight m atches, defeating Alejandro Vega from Panam a 32-23 in the quarter-finals and Luis Gonzalez Cam pos of Puerto Rico 10-4 in the semifinals. He also fought com petitors from C osta Rica, E c uador, Guatem ala and Peru. Punongbayan w as one of nine Canadi an gold m edallists as Team Canada came home from the meet, held Aug. 29-31, with 41 m edals overall. His coach is seventh-degree black belt Master In Kyung Kim , a four-time world taekwondo cham pion representing Korea. Punongbayan trains two hours at least four times a w eek at Sport-TKD dojang, or taekw ondo school, in Toronto. He started taekw ondo as an eight-yearold, gaining his black belt at age 10. A bronze m edal followed at his first interna tional competition in 2013, the Canadian Open cham pionships. At the 2015 Cadet world taekwondo ) SOCCER ACADEMY 2017-18 SEASON F R E E S A T U R D A Y TR YO U TS @ Berton Park, Burlington BURLOAK SEPTEMBER 16 & 23 SEEKING ELITE LEVEL PLAYERS FOR THE FOLLOWING AGE GROUPS: GIRLS U1Z (2006) 12PM GIRLS U13 (2005) 1PM GIRLS U10 (2008) 10AM GIRLS U14 (2004) 2PM filDI Q 1 1 1 ycvvij 11AM *Registration at the field. Show up 20 uiHL a 1 uu urtiTi m jn u te sp rjo rtoy o u rtry o u td a tet0s ig njn B urloak S o c c e r A c a d e m y P ro g ram is e q u iv alen t to th e R e p program and is desig n ed for th e Elite so cc er player. T h rou gh techn ical and tactical training sessions a s w ell a s com p etitive g a m e s , each p lay er will d eve lo p th e ir skills and kn o w led g e o f th e g a m e to th e ir fullest potential. Carl Adrian Punongbayan of Oakville holds up the Canadian flag on the podium after defeating Gabriel Bonsol (left) of the U.S. in the gold-medal match in the bantam boys division at the Pan Am taekwondo championships in Costa Rica Aug. 29-31.| GIRLS U8 (2010) 9AM GIRLS U9 (2009) 9AM photo submitted cham pionship in South Korea, Punongbayan w as Team Canada's youngest del egate at 12. He has won silver m edals at the 2015 Pan American Cadet & Junior Taekwon do Cham pionships in M exico, the U.S. Open and Pan Am Open in Mexico. Punongbayan's next goal is to compete at the 2018 world junior cham pionships in Tunisia. He also has Olym pic aspirations, hop ing to com pete as early as 2020 in Tokyo. 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A d d itio n a l d e ta ils an d g u e s tb o o k can be fo u n d a t w w w . g le n o a k s.ca SHAUGHNESSY, Carl (S e p te m b e r 26, 1929 - Tuesday S e p te m b e r 12, 2017) I t is w ith g re a t sadness th a t w e a n n o u n c e th e passing o f Carl John S haughnessy (k n o w n t o us all as " C h u c k ") o n Tuesday S e p te m b e r 1 2 th , 2017, ju s t tw o w e e k s shy o f his 8 8 th b irth d a y . C huck, lo v in g h u sb a n d o f 60 years t o Joan, an d dear fa th e r of C arla, S te p h e n (C ath y), Jo h n (Ja ne t), B arb (Steve), a n d T im (C arrie). C he rish ed Papa to M e a g a n (D e a n ), Erin (Ian), G illia n , Ian, C o lin , A n d re w , K ayla, Julia, L a u ra , Jack a n d C h a rlie , a n d g re a t g ra n d fa th e r t o S cott. C hu ck w as b o rn a n d raised in his b e lo v e d h o m e to w n o f P e te rb o ro u g h , O n ta rio a n d m o v e d t o O a k v ille in 1953 to s ta rt his 3 5 y e a r ca re e r w it h F o rd C anada. H e w ill be re m e m b e re d fo r his lo ve o f h o ck e y a n d b a se ba ll e sp e cia lly th e P e te rb o ro u g h Petes, T o ro n to M a p le Leafs a n d B lu e Jays, re a d in g , th e S tock M a rk e t, tra v e llin g a n d s p e n d in g tim e w ith his fa m ily , e sp e cia lly his g ra n d c h ild re n . He live d each d a y w ith p a tie n c e , kind ness a n d a p o s itiv e a ttitu d e . V is ita tio n s fo r C hu ck w ill be h e ld o n S unday S e p te m b e r 1 7 th fro m 2:00 p.m . 4:00 p.m . a n d 7:00 p.m . - 9:00 p.m . a t Kopriva Taylor Funeral Home (64 L a ke sh ore Rd. W e st). A fu n e ra l mass w ill also be h e ld on M onday S e p te m b e r 1 8 th a t 10:30 a.m . a t St. A n d re w R om an C a th o lic C hu rch (47 R eynolds St. O a k v ille , O n ta rio ) fo llo w e d by a re c e p tio n in th e a d ja c e n t b u ild in g . 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Place an In Memoriam in the classifieds. .Call 905-632-4440 or ,. _ email classified^ mctrolandwcxt.co co m m u n ity notices OAKVILLE 'he Beaver. IS CALLING ALL KIDS! Downsizing Garage Sale Sat. Sept 16th (rain date) Sun Sept 17th 8am - 1pm 185 Walby Dr. (Third Line and Hixon) Brass bed, day bed, tools, antiques, furniture, snow blower, household items and much more! Oakville South East Oakville Annual Adair Cres. Garage Sale Sat, Sept. 16 8:30am -12pm Household item's, furniture, Something for everyone!!!!!!!! CARREIRA, Edgar May 24, 1962 - September 9, 2017 It is w ith s u d d e n a n d g re a t sadness t o a n n o u n c e th e passing o f E dg ar o n S aturda y, S e p te m b e r 9, 2017 a t Ju ra v in sk i H o s p ita l in H a m ilto n , a t th e a g e o f 55. B e lo v e d h u sb a n d o f Tanya K a re yra a n d son o f Jack R e b e lo C a rre ira a n d M a ria Isabel C osta, s u rv iv e d by his son B ra n d o n C arreira. 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