PHOTOS: Lucky Duck Race supports Peterborough Lions Club
From left, Lions Club Treasurer Michael Reimer, Duck Race Co-Chair and Lions Vice President Linda Guyette, Lucky Duck first-prize winner James O’ Connor and club president Sandy Williams. —COURTESY PHOTO
Jack Nieskins, Peter Leishman and Deirdre McGrath with the rubber ducks in the water. —COURTESY PHOTO
Ducks float down the river. —COURTESY PHOTO
The Lions Club mascot with a rubber duck. —COURTESY PHOTO
| Published: 08-01-2024 8:33 AM |
Peterborough Lions Club recently held its annual Lucky Duck Race, which started with rubber ducks entering the Nubanusit River at Putnam Park and ended in Depot Square Park.
Proceeds from this race support assistance with eye screenings, eye exams, eyeglasses and hearing aids. The club also accepted new or gently worn shoes to support the efforts of soles4souls.org while selling tickets for the event.
This year’s winners are as follows:
– $1,000, James T. Salon.
– $250, Mame Odette.
– $100, Sheila Todd.
– Sara LeFebvre, airplane ride for three from Silver Ranch Airpark.
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