Can't Find iCal

When I first set up my Macbook Pro in January I decided to use Microsoft Entourage for all of my calendar data. I deleted iCal from my dock. Apparently I must have deleted it completely because I cannot find it in applications or anywhere else on the computer. I just bought an iphone and I am finding that it needs the connection to iCal to download appointment data. So, is there a way to either restore iCal or maybe it is hidden in a place I have not thought to look. Please help.

Hi Mark4Success,
See my responses here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2047245
Best wishes
John M

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