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Linda Thur, left, and Gail McPhee, original members with the
local Cuddles ‘N Hugs quilting club, associated with
Victoria’s Quilts Canada to donate finished products to cancer
patients, work joyously on their colourful four-patch quilt,
already spoken for by a cancer patient in the Almonte-Carp
region. The quilters gather regularly in the Eganville – Golden
Lake area to make quilts for cancer patients. In their 10 –year
history, the group has provided comfort to 350 cancer patients. |
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Chad Schroeder, right, of the Bonnechere Beavers of the
Eganville Hockey League, keeps a close eye on an unidentified
Pembroke player during EHL action Friday. Pembroke edged the
Beavers by a 4-3 count. Finnigan’s of Renfrew leads the six-team
league with 19 points followed by Golden Lake T-Birds with 17.
Pembroke Auto Sales is in third with 15 followed by the Killaloe
Kings with 11. Eganville’s two entries, the M.W. Miller Loggers
and the Beavers hold down fifth and sixth spot with 10 and 6
points, respectively. |
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Soldiers from CFB Petawawa have been at Fort Irwin National
Training Centre for several weeks preparing for their
deployment to Afghanistan later this year. The environment,
terrain and Afghan villages simulate conditions found in
Afghanistan. |
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