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Malcolm Place hosts mini-relay for life; and folk singer

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  June 12, 2015
Malcolm Place hosts mini-relay for life; and folk singer

Wednesday was a busy day for the residents, staff and guests at Malcolm Place Retirement Residence in Kincardine.

The retirement hosted a mini-Relay for Life with participants walking around the building perimeter and collecting a bead for each lap.

In addition, professional folk singer Jeremy Smith, whose mother lives at the retirement home, performed to the delight of the residents, Wednesday afternoon.

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Walking in the Malcolm Place Retirement Residence mini-Relay for Life Wednesday, are relay volunteer Anne Bromfield (L), residents Elizabeth McIlreavy and Dorothea MacLeod with co-op student Jordan Otto, and Miriam Flatt; resident Joan Larion is in the background; photos by Donna Fohkens
Jamie Hunter (R), a resident of Malcolm Place collects a bead for a lap around the building during the mini-Relay for Life, Wednesday
Residents of Malcolm Place Retirement Residence in Kincardine enjoy listening to professional folk singer Jeremy Smith, whose mother lives at the retirement home, Wednesday afternoon
Professional folk singer Jeremy Smith performs at Malcolm Place, Wednesday afternoon
Listening to folk singer Jeremy Smith at Malcolm Place, are Audrey Smith (L) and Ella, with Jeremy's mother-in-law Millie, and volunteer Nancy Hartford

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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