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Garnock Choral Society

by Anne Neilson 17 December

This is a photograph of the Garnock Choral Society taken in the early 1970s. The choir was led by Wallace Jones and accompanied by Marilyn Dick. Members came mainly from the Garnock Valley. This photograph was taken in the downstairs hall of the Walker Hall, and may have been taken to commemorate 30 years of the Choral Society. A commemorative LP was produced - I bet there are still a few around! How many of the choir members can you recognise?


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