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1. OWEN BECK SCORES OVERTIME WINNER AS STEELHEADS STOP FRONTENACS
Mississauga’s Owen Beck scored with two minutes left in overtime to give the
Steelheads a 4-3 home-ice overtime win over the Kingston Frontenacs in
Ontario Hockey League action Sunday afternoon.
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a 3-1 win on home ice against the Brockville Braves.
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The first weekend of the 38th Annual Terry O’Neill Pembroke Regional Silver
Stick Tournament is in the books and to the chagrin of area fans, local
teams did not make the finals.
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5. QUEEN'S CAN'T STOP WESTERN'S BIG OFFENSIVE PLAYS IN 44-16 YATES CUP LOSS
If there was any way for the Queen’s Gaels to win the 114th Yates Cup in
London on Saturday, they had to stop big passing and running plays by the
Western Mustangs.
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6. KINGSTON CANADIANS, 1973-74: GAMES 19 AND 20
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League (now Ontario Hockey League) in 1973-74, the Whig-Standard is
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Early into Love and Avarice, it becomes clear this play was written by an
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2. ENTERTAINING: CHOIR, ORCHESTRA REUNITE TO PRESENT CONCERT OF PEACE
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sixth time Sunday afternoon to present “Dona Nobis Pacem” — a concert for
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University mounts large-scale productions in order to showcase the
developing talents of its students, with the support and mentorship of
faculty and staff. Gilbert and Sullivan’s perennial favourite “The Pirates
of Penzance” is currently being staged in the Rotunda Theatre on campus,
under the direction of Greg Wanless, as the department’s fall major.
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1. 50+ ACTIVE LIVING: WELCOME THE SEASON’S RICHES
The turning back of our clocks heralds in shorter, darker and cooler days as
we turn toward the coming of winter. Seasonal changes can make even the most
positive mood feel a little melancholy. But instead, perhaps we can be open
to welcoming its gifts. These can include the chance to slow down, to get
cozy at home, to start or finish creative projects, to share time and
experiences with friends and loved ones, and to get out and explore the
final days of autumn. We all welcome these gifts in different ways. I love
to start my day sitting in a sunlit corner or on the porch, drinking my
morning coffee, observing how the light and shadows are in a seasonal dance
over the river in my view. Then, I use that time to reflect on my plans for
the day. My home reflects the autumn vibe – dried flowers, fall planters,
and the smell of baking and soup on simmer. What seasonal gifts can you
welcome in your daily life?
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2. THAT LITTLE VOICE IN YOUR HEAD SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED
I am reasonably certain that we have all heard that perceptive voice in our
head, perhaps suggesting we avoid a particular course of action. Or maybe
the voice was simply encouraging us to do something that we knew in our
heart was absolutely the right thing to do. Call it intuition, or
enlightenment, or whatever you like – that voice, along with our
acknowledgement and response have an essential purpose.
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5. DONATE TO THE THRIFT SHOP
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buy at our Thrift Shop – or at any thrift store – you’re protecting the
environment by reusing that article. When you patronize Community Care’s
Thrift Shop you will know that 100 per cent of the money that’s raised
supports seniors to live at home right here in Prince Edward County.
Debbie MacDonald Moynes — County Seniors 1 day ago Column
6. TALES FROM THE FARM – GARNET
If you have read my book “Unbuttoned,” you may have read about how we
acquired this farm. We had gone to an auction that a friend of My Hero’s had
told him about. Now you are going to hear another side of that story.
Grace Vanderzande 2 days ago Column
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1. WHEY, COLLAGEN, SOY, OR PEA: WHICH PROTEIN POWDER IS BETTER?
Pea protein powder has some surprising benefits when compared to whey, but
does it provide the benefits of a supplement made from animal products?
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4. A DIET MADE MOSTLY OF HIGHLY-PROCESSED FOODS MAY LEAD TO EARLY DEATH
Toronto-based dietitian Andy De Santis says following the 80/20 rule can
help ensure you are eating healthy, while not depriving yourself.
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girl falling in and out of consciousness
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5. SNOOP DOGG'S PERSONAL BLUNT ROLLER HAS BEEN LYING TO US ALL
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