McKenzie Senior Citizens Center Hosts Banquet
From the Aug 19, 2025 e-Edition
HUNTINGDON (August 16) — The McKenzie Senior Citizens Center held its annual banquet Saturday at the Carroll County Civic Center.
Dozens attended the beach-themed event, which featured a delicious catered meal by Debbie and Steve Thompson, live music by Flashback, awards and the crowning of the new king and queen.
Last year's king and queen, George and Dot Harper, crowned their successors, Kelly Frye and Nancy Davenport.
Other award winners included:
Carol Armpriest: Most Likely to be at Nights on Broadway
Tony Menne: Most Likely to Give Hugs
Ruth McElroy: Most Likely to Crochet an Outfit
Scott Armpriest: Most Likely to Play Pool, Most Likely to be Silly
Nancy Davenport: Most Likely to Eat Dessert Before Dinner
Tammy Host: Most Likely to Quilt a Car Cover
Mike Abrams: Most Likely to Win Bingo
Jimmie Martin: Most Likely to Tell a Long Story
Nancy Barletto: Most Likely to Cheer Up a Room
George and Dot Harper: Most Likely to be Holding Hands
Guests enjoyed the fun and fellowship and danced the night away to Flashback's eclectic set.
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