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Part one: Girls’ Hockey Memoirs: “A Quest for Recognition”
This is a story about a remarkable group of girls who, in the 1970s, wanted one thing – to play hockey and be recognized as hockey players. I had the good fortune to coach these girls for five years. Fifty years
have passed since we started. Before memories fade and newspaper clippings are lost, it’s time to put pen to paper and tell their story. (By John Gates)

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Kincardine Theatre Guild opens its spring production
What does a floundering funeral home, two lovelorn sons, a frustrated father, a bumbling assistant, a supportive aunt, two devious international visitors and a squirrel have in common? They’re all part of the Kincardine Theatre Guild’s (KTG) latest production, “Gibson & Sons”, a feel-good, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy that will be sure to delight and amuse theatregoers. (By Liz Small)

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It could be a very long, frustrating summer, if current police reports are any indication. There is a growing problem with rural properties being hit by thieves taking everything from vehicles of various types,
to firearms, to fuel. The recent hike in gas prices, combined with the traditional snowbird migration north,
promises to complicate the situation. (By Pauline Kerr)

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• Kwik Way (Tiverton)
• Holyrood Store
• Amberley Store
• MacAdams (Ripley)

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The Grey Bruce Labour Council marked April 28 – National Day of Mourning – with three events: ceremonies
on April 26 at Heritage Square in Hanover, April 28 at the Chesley Community Centre, and the third at Bruce Power. (By Pauline Kerr)

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Kincardine council has agreed to foot the bill for an error in issuing a building permit for a local downtown business owner, after hearing all sides at an April 24 tribunal hearing. Mike Ballantyne, owner of Queen Street Medical Clinic located at 777 Queen Street in Kincardine, said that in January of this year, he submitted an application to the building department, outlining plans to renovate a 400 square foot second floor space in the building into an apartment. (By Liz Small)

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