Kincardine presents plaques to champion Atoms; mayor speaks poetically

Kincardine mayor Anne Eadie had a couple of extra duties to perform at the council meeting last Wednesday night (May 3).

Firstly, she presented plaques to each member of the Kincardine Canadian Tire Atom Rep. hockey team which won the 2017 Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) Atom"B" Championship.


















Kincardine mayor Anne Eadie (left) presents plaques to Rowan Cherrett (in left photo) and Ty McQuillin (in right photo), members of the championship Canadian Tire Atom hockey team



Kincardine mayor Anne Eadie (right) congratulates the Kincardine Canadian Tire Atom Rep. hockey team for winning the 2017 OMHA Atom "B" championship
 

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The mayor then put on her poet's hat and paid tribute to Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani activist for female education and the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate. In 2012, she survived a shooting by the Taliban and continues to bravely fight for girls to have an education in Pakistan. She is now an honourary Canadian citizen.

In response to the recent poetry challenge, Eadie read, "The Road Not Taken," by Robert Frost.



Kincardine mayor Anne Eadie reads, "The Road Not Taken," by Robert Frost, in response to the recent poetry challenge