County musicians support Ostrander Point Appeal Fund

Picton United Church rocked last Sunday afternoon as a stellar list of County musicians played and sang to raise funds for the fight to keep Prince Edward County’s South Shore turbine free.

The concert was led off by the Reasons.  They had the audience clapping and singing along to their vintage 60s music.  Master of ceremonies Mark Davis joined in and kept the music coming with his Ed Sullivan style introductions.  We heard from George Burns, a.k.a. Bud Gregory, the Reasonettes, the Frere Brothers, Suzanne Pasternak, John, Penny, and Roanna Kitchen, Tom Leighton, Little Bluff, Mark McGreevy, Lenni Stewart, Rita DiGhent and Jeanette Arsenault.  What a line up and what an afternoon!

The church resonated with good feelings and good wishes for the Field Naturalists as they progress to the Appeal Court of Ontario.  The audience sang along, clapped and stood to acknowledge the many performances.

PECFN sends its sincere gratitude to all the entertainers and organizers of the concert. This fantastic support by the community is what will enable us to be successful again at the Appeal Court and save the South Shore.