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Burgers, a band and a great evening for Snug Cove House

The volunteers of the Snug Cove House Society flipped and served burgers and cooling drinks to 225 Steamship Days revellers last Friday, kicking off the festival to the steamship-era tunes of the World Famous Snug Cove House Ukulele Band.
Graham Ritchie
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Members of the Snug Cove House Ukelele band sang up a storm adding to the revellry that was Steamship Days 2015.Meribeth Deen

The volunteers of the Snug Cove House Society flipped and served burgers and cooling drinks to 225 Steamship Days revellers last Friday, kicking off the festival to the steamship-era tunes of the World Famous Snug Cove House Ukulele Band.  The society’s directors were joined this year by BBQ ace Mayor Murray Skeels and expert food-preparers Betty Dhont and Sue Ritchie.  

Thanks to them and to Brian and the General Store for the buns, the Little Red Church for providing one of the BBQs and of course to Norma Dallas for once again loaning us her busy dock for the evening.

Snug Cove House is preparing for a Fall marketing launch of nine building lots on its Miller Road land.  Selling these lots will raise half the money needed to create its planned supportive residence for seniors.