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Photo by.Dan Schwab
MedQuest student Morgan Phillips, 16, of Lucknow, was job shadowing Shaukat
Mangalji, owner of Keating's Pharmacy, Seaforth,.on July 7. Phillips learned how to fill
out prescriptions for patients during her time there. MedQuest is a six week program
designed to give students clinical experience.
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Steelback parts ways ;with: president
BY 'TROY
PATTERSON
Kincardine News
Staff
Steelback presi-
dent Ian
MacDonald is no
longer with the
Tiverton " Brewery,
with no explana-
tion given so far as
to the reason for
his departure.
"Ian MacDonald
and .Steelback
Brewery have
decided to part
ways," said
Steelback
spokesperson
Annette Borger
via e-mail on
Friday. "Jon
Sherman has
assumed the role
and responsibili-
ties of president
and CEO of the
company.
Steelback remains
committed to pro-
viding quality
craft beers to its
valued cus-
tomers."
A source told
The Kincardine
News on Friday
that MacDonald
was no longer the
president, after he
and Sherman had
spoken and agreed
on his departure.
No other details
have been given so
far.
MacDonald
recently launched
Steelback's new
Kincardine
Lighthouse beer
taps at the Bruce
Bar and Grill and
took in the
Kincardine
Scottish Festival
as a beer sponsor.
Over the last
few months he
made regional.
headlines over his
disagreement with
the• Tiverton
Reunion's decision
not to use the local
brewery as its sup-
plier for the July
31 -Aug. 3 event.
More informa-
tion as it develops.
Music in the Fields just amonth away
BY RICK
McMLRRAY
Music in the. Fields.
Just over a
month away, after
11 months of plan -
Ontario's adoption
records are now open.
visit www ontaria.caladoptioninfo
Effective June 1, 2009, Ontario's adoption records are open. This means that adopted adults and birth ,
parents can apply for post -adoption birth information from birth records and adoption orders.
An adopted adult, 18 years of age or older, can now apply for a copy of his or her original birth registration
and adoption order. A birth parent can receive information from the birth registration and adoption order of
the child that was placed for adoption once that child turns 19 years old.
If you want your identifying information kept private, and if the adoption order was made before
September 1, 2008, adopted adults and birth parents can file a disclosure veto.
To learn more about your right to information and privacy regarding adoption,
visit www.ontario.ca/adoptioninfo or call 1-800-461-2156 (TTY 416-325-3408).
Paid for by the Govemment of Ontario.
t?'OntarIo
ning, our first
BIG, out door con-
cert will be per-
forming in
Lucknow, Aug. 22.
Music in the
Fields _ has grown
from a concept
and dream over
the past many
years and: is :now
very close to reali-
ty. Weekly meet-
Xn'gs, lcar-eful plan.
ning and bench-
-marking other,
events has allowed
us to assemble 12
hours of entertain-
ment, focused on
ensuring everyone.
who attends has an
enjoyable experi-
ence and a really
good time.
• Our producer,
Dave Rapelje, has
assembled a solid
line up ` of
Canadian artists.
Last . week we
foiind : out ; that.
three of our per-
formers have been
nominated for
CCMA awards.
Talent of this
level, in Lucknow,
provides allof us
an opportunity to
experience a
music event nor-
mally only seen in.
larger centres. I
encourage all of
you to buy your
tickets :now, as we
will not oversell
this event. This is
also a great oppor-
tunity for young
people to experi-
ence their first
concert, as kids,
nine and under are
free when accom-
panied by an adult.
This week, we
,are heading to
•Camp. 'Bordeu to
meet with the
GanAdian Troops
and give away 100
free : tickets to our
soldiers. Our
committee felt that
this would be a
great way for our
*community to sup-
port our troops. I
am sure we will .all
be proud to have
our soldiers in
Lucknow for the
day.
Tickets are
available locally;
please check out
www.musicinthe-
fields.ca for more
details,.
Community sup-
port is very impor-
tant for our suc-
cess. Future
events will rest on
the success of our
inaugural experi-
ence. Looking
forward to seeing
you all "in the
fields"!
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