Campbeltown Courier

Boys’ Brigade drilled on serving mince pies

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An army of youngsters helped boost funds at a Boys’ Brigade (BB) coffee morning. Primary school-aged boys from the 1st Campbeltow­n Company BB lined up to be given their orders on which tables to serve last Saturday. Mince pies and other festive treats were delivered with military position while piping hot tea and coffee was served by supervisin­g adults. The young recruits from Anchor Boys and Junior Section also helped their parents run baking and lucky dip stalls and a guess the number of sweets in the jar competitio­n. The Lorne and Lowland Church Hall event raised £458.40 for the company’s funds. A spokespers­on said: ‘The boys would like to thank all who supported this event by being there or donating baking, etc.’

 ?? 50_c49boysbri­gade01 ?? Alister Nimmo, captain of the 1st Campbeltow­n Company, with some of the boys who helped at the coffee morning.
50_c49boysbri­gade01 Alister Nimmo, captain of the 1st Campbeltow­n Company, with some of the boys who helped at the coffee morning.
 ?? 50_c49boysbri­gade02 ?? Finlay Ramsay, Robbie Ramsay and Murray Mackay helped their mums Lindsay Ramsay and Valerie Mackay behind the baking stall.
50_c49boysbri­gade02 Finlay Ramsay, Robbie Ramsay and Murray Mackay helped their mums Lindsay Ramsay and Valerie Mackay behind the baking stall.
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