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Assorted signs of summer By Liz Dadson |
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Myla (L), two-and-a-half, Cayden, 7, and Keenan Evans, 5, and Raven Sharp, 12, sell glasses of lemonade at the refreshment stand they were operating at the family's yard sale Saturday morning The Victoria Day Weekend or May 24th Weekend, is the unofficial harbinger of the summer season. It also ushers in another year of yard and garage sales as hundreds bargain-hunters search for a deal.
Taylor Colwell (R), 7, of Kincardine pours ice tea for customers at her refreshment stand Saturday morning New wayfinding signs have sprouted up along many of the streets throughout Kincardine's downtown and beyond.
Wayfinding sign at the corner of Queen Street and Durham Market North, downtown Kincardine
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And members of the singing group, BROACH'DD, presented a cheque for
$2,190 to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Kincardine and District
representative Deb Kesteloot.
At
the cheque presentation are Dustin Arenja (L), Cheryl MacDonald, Ron
Boucher, Slayde Millar, Deb Kesteloot of Big Brothers and Big Sisters,
Bryan MacDonald and Liz Coats. Absent are Brandon and Amber Finney and
Esther Marshall The money represent proceeds from the six shows performed by the group at Bean's Bistro in downtown Kincardine. This is the most ever made at a BROACH'DD show, and it was fitting since "Something Old, Something New" was the group's swan song. Originating in 2007 as a spin-off of the Kincardine Theatre Guild production, "Fashion Fever," the group has been raising money for various charities in the community for the past four years. BROACH'DD was created by Cheryl MacDonald as a vehicle by which older, more seasoned performers could mentor younger singers and musicians. Dustin Arenja, Cheryl MacDonald, Ron Boucher, Slayde Millar, Deb Kesteloot, Bryan MacDonald, and Liz Coates. Missing from photo: Brandon Finney, Amber Finney, Esther Marshall. Also out 'n' about, Kincardine District Secondary School marked Police Week with some "jamming" in the music room with South Bruce OPP constable Kevin Martin.
South Bruce OPP constable Kevin Martin (L) and Philipp Adler "jam" in the music room at KDSS Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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