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The Picton Gazette
THIS IS US IN GRADE 9, BABY! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
PC leadership hopeful to visit
Ontario PC leadership candidate Charlene Elliott is expected to join Prince Edward-Hastings MPP Todd Smith at a barbecue at Casa Dea Estates Winery tomorrow at 6:45 p.m. to talk with county residents. The public event is being held by the local PC riding association and Smith, himself, not the MPP’s office. -Staff
ONE STOP FOR QUALITY HAIRSTYLING AND AESTHETICS
Last Friday, PECI’s students’ council and entrepreneurship class treated the incoming Grade 9 students to a fun afternoon outdoors to help welcome them to the school. The activities featured water games, tug-ofwar, duck-duck-goose, and many other classic team-building games. At far left, Sarah Young attempts to run backward while not spilling a cup of water that she held high above her head. Above, centre, Damien Porath attempts to balance a large bucket of water while handing it off to Savannah Mootoo in a relay race activity. At left, Cameron Talbot admires his throw as he releases a frisbee during a large group activity. At right, an enthusiastic group of Grade 9 girls and senior leaders put their all into defeating the boys in a battle of the sexes with the tug-of-war rope.
• Manis & Pedis • Waxing • Gel Nails • Hair Design • Colouring Open Tues to Sat Walk-ins Welcome Evening Appointments Available
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Feds invest in Bay of Quinte monitoring
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Quinte Conservation will be receiving $37,950 for its Bay of Quinte long-term monitoring project, Prince EdwardHastings MP Daryl Kramp announced Monday. The money comes from Canada’s Great Lakes Sus-
tainability Fund and is one of 27 projects receiving a combined $1.5 million. Monitoring will help con! servation officials design longterm protection programs. -Staff
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“LEGION WEEK” SEPTEMBER 20-27, 2014
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Thursday September 25th Jet Set Cribbage 1:30 PM • Shuffleboard 7:00 PM
Friday September 26th
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“Meat” you at the Legion 2:30 PM - Open to the Public
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For Inquiries call The Picton Legion at 613-476-3648 or visit: http://thepictonlegion.wix.com/pictonlegion or
Open Mic/Jam Session 2 PM - Open to the Public
Saturday September 27th
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Jet Set Euchre 1:30 PM • Kiwanis - Meeting & Dinner PM
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