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March 2001 

Chezzetcook Photo Memories

Dale Hardy grew up in Chezzetcook between the years 1972 till 1986. Dale's parents, Earl & Doris Hardy owned Hardy's Grocery.

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Dale has wonderful memories of his years in Chezzetcook. As he says, "I couldn't think of a better place to raise my own kids."

Dale shares these wonderful pictures with readers of Highway 7, and hopes also to help revive the memories of friends and family who lived in Chezzetcook at the time.

We thank Dale, and invite other readers to share their photo memories of our Highway 7 communities.

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