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Poor Boy's Lunch draws about 300 people By Liz Dadson |
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 Lesley MacGregor (L) gets good service from Kincardine deputy mayor Anne Eadie, councillor Kenneth Craig, and Jackie MacDonald of Kincardine Community Living at the Poor Boy's Lunch Friday at the Kincardine Legion  Serving the Poor Boy's Lunch are Matt Nickel (L) and executive director Andy Swan of Kincardine Community Living, and Heather Padfield of the Kincardine Insurance and Investment Professionals  Enjoying the Poor Boy's Lunch at the Kincardine Legion, are Marilyn Bornello (L), Laura MacDonald and Nina Wyld of Malcolm Place | |||||
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A hungry crowd turned out for the Poor Boy's Lunch Friday at the Kincardine Legion. Hosted by the Kincardine Insurance and Investment Professionals, the event saw about 300 people enjoy pasta and sauce, salad, bread, beverages and dessert. That number is up significantly from last year for the inaugural event, said investment professional Matt Harvey, one of the organizers. While the insurance and investment professionals hosted the meal, they were joined by local celebrities and municipal officials, as well as members of Community Living of Kincardine and District.
Joslynn Curran, 19 months, of Ripley enjoys the Poor Boy's Lunch along with her parents and a crowd of others Friday at the Kincardine Legion
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Local band "Dreamsville" provided the entertainment during the meal. Proceeds from the event go to Community Living. Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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