Remembrance Sunday was a day of
glorious sunshine in Maybole.
Rev Alistair Morrison and Fr Stephen
McGrattan led a service in the town hall which began
by accepting the flags of the local branch of the
Royal British Legion Scotland from standard bearers
Mark McEwan and Alex Mills.
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Following the service, Maybole Pipe
Band led what was possibly the largest parade seen
in the town for many years to the war memorial for
the traditional two minute silence and a wreath
laying service led by Fr McGrattan and Rev
Morrison..
Taking part in the parade and laying
poppy wreaths were many local organisations
including the local branch of the Royal British
Legion Scotland, the Women’s Section of the branch,
Lieutenant Commander Steve Deeney and Squadron
Leader Andy Butterfield representing current serving
personnel, South Ayrshire Councillor Mairi Low,
Maybole Community Council, Families and Friends,
Maybole Town Twinning Association, Maybole Community
Association, Maybole Council of Churches, BBs,
Scouts, Cubs, Guides, Brownies, Carrick Academy,
Masonic Lodges, Apprentice Boys of Derry, Carrick
Round Table, and local emergency services.
After this service, the pipe band led
the parade back to the Town Hall with the salute
being taken at the golf course’s 9th
tee.. |