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Claude and Jennifer Arsenault from Summerside took the Journal Pioneer along to the St. Andrews Links golf course in Scotland recently.

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D’Arcy Ellis, left, of the Toonies for Youth draw presents Debbie Yeo, centre, and her family with the $85,000 she won playing in the draw this week. This is possibly the largest amount won on P.E.I. in a draw of this kind. Yeo has been a nurse at Prince County Hospital since 1983 and dropped her winning toonie in the PCH Foundation box in the hospital lobby. The PCH Foundation is one of six not-for-profit organizations that are beneficiaries of the draw and the Foundation has been able to raise $100,875 for medical equipment since joining the
fundraiser in 2015. Joining D’Arcy and Yeo’s husband Stephen and their daughters Kelly, second right, and Lori Stordy, right. For a complete list of locations where you can sign up for the draw,
visit the Toonies for Youth Facebook page.

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Philomene O'Connor, Advocate Harbour, N.S.

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Steve Reeves of Freetown won the 2018 Saloman Sonofa Gunofa Run at Five Islands Provincial Park in Nova Scotia last weekend.

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IN PHOTOS: Team P.E.I. Monday at the Canada Games

The Journal Pioneer

Published: Aug 08, 2017 at midnight

Updated: Sep 30, 2017 at 3:41 a.m.

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WINNIPEG, MAN. – The Team P.E.I. tennis and soccer teams were in action Monday for the first time at the Canada Games in Winnipeg.

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