Maymont Country Legends' final showing 2014 - come and join us Oct. 25.
Only 100 tickets will be sold. For supper and the show, tickets will be $30, including the supper catered by Cando Catering. Entertainment will start at 4 pm, supper at 6 p.m. And more entertainment at 7 p.m. Individual tickets for entertainment after supper are $15. Please contact Carol or Mel for supper tickets, 306-389-2440. Please leave a message if no one is home, and don't wait too long as the supper tickets won't last too long.
Entertainment-only tickets can be purchased from our hall committee members, Mary and Kari Carpentier 306-389-4200, Bonnie and Neil Milman 306-389-4312, Gary and Judy Gallie 306-389-4803, Dale Beaudoin 306-389-4301 and Jay Babineau 306-937-7707.
Coming back to perform will be our Legends' stars from the previous four years. Don't miss out on this exciting day of entertainment. Joining us from Spruce Grove, Alta., we have Jim Beaudoin as Marty Robbins, Benny Steinerson as Johnny Cash and Carl Ross as George Jones. Those are just a few of the many performers who will entertain us through the evening.
The Lumber River Quartet will be presenting a concert of southern gospel-style music at the Sonningdale Complex Oct. 6, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Lumber River is a well-known southern gospel ministry based out of Lumberton, N.C. They travel and minister all across the U.S. and Canada.
Ronald, Glenn, Greg and Les have appeared on TV and radio and are national recording artists. With smooth harmonies, a live energetic style and some good Christian humour, Lumber River gives the message God has given them, in hopes of seeing people everywhere come to know Jesus as their personal saviour. The group consists of Glenn West, Ronald Freeman, Greg Justice and Les Grant.
Glenn West is the baritone singer for Lumber River and has been with the group since it started in 1985. Glenn began singing with his family many years ago, travelling around North and Â鶹´«Ã½AV Carolina. He plays the piano and also works in the office for the group. He has written a lot of songs and teaches kids how to play the piano.
Ronald Freeman is the tenor singer for Lumber River and has been singing gospel music all his life. Ronald is a native American and comes from the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina. Since he is native American and sounds like a woman when he sings, the group nicknamed him Pocahontas.
Greg Justice sings lead for Lumber River and is originally from Kentucky. Raised in a pastor's home, Greg started singing at the age of five. He has sung with several different quartets and trios and he just loves to sing. Greg enjoys riding his Harley during the warm months, driving the Lumber River Quartet bus. Someday he hopes to have his own log cabin.
Les Grant is the bass singer for Lumber River. He and his family live in Marion, N.C. Les has been singing southern gospel music for the past 30-plus years. He gives God all the credit for the blessings his family has experienced in their lives.
You can find Lumber River Quartet, and hear them sing, online at lumberriverministries.com. The concert at Sonningdale Oct. 6 has free admission but a love offering will be taken for the group.
