HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-12-21, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 198S. PAGE 23.
Walton
students
perform
Thebasement of Duff’s United
Church waspackedwith parents,
grandparents and friends for the
Walton Public School on Thursday
afternoon, December 15.
“The Christmas Orange’’ was a
musical play presented by the pupils
of the Walton School. Mr. Gary
Jewittwas M.C. for the following
program.
The choir opened with “Christ
mas”. Characters were: Sarah age
14, Loni Horst; Jeff age 9-10, Chad
Hoegy; Christine 6-7, Kerry Blake;
Great-gramma, Stephanie Mac
Donald; Miss Stone, Patti Jo-Ward;
Santa Claus, Kelly Boven. Choruses
sung were “Christmas Doll”,
“Hockey Song”, “Fashion Par
ade”, “World’s Best Christmas
Tree”.
A Christmas Tree in a one-room
country school was performed.
Welcome was Miss Stone; Opening
recitation, Nicholas Den Haan.
Taking part in the kindergarten
poem - 6 little evergreens were: Paul
Linton, Maegan Beuerman, Cynthia
McClure, Rose Peters, Nicholas
Saur, Joshua Horst.
In the play “The Little Fir Trees”,
trees were: Christopher Hill, Jody
VanderVeen, Adam Koehler, Re
bekah Brandon, Charlene Thomp
son. Woodsman was Christopher
Blake. The dog, Paul Linton.
Fairies were Tammy McClure,
Kassie-Jo Hoegy, Katie Emmrich,
Leanne Den Haan, Katie Lubbers,
Amanda McClory, Kelly McDonald.
Santa was Bradley Lubbers.
Grade one presented the play,
“The Sulky Brownies”. Santa was
Jason MacDonald; Mrs. Santa,
Alicia Dalton; Two Brownies, Pam
Elliott, Dennis Rykhoff; Toy Sol
diers, Justine McGuire, Chris Sie-
mon, Brian Hawks; singing dolls,
Wendy Glauser, Melissa Dube;
Teddy Bears, Corey Culbert, Brad
Somerville, Matthew McLellan;
Christmas Fairies, Jillian Houston,
Sandra McNichol; Jack-in-the-
boxes, Trevor Ward, Catherine
Bourne; Dancing Dolls, Amy Short
reed, Theresa Pryce, Janice McCal
lum; Brownie Messenger, Ben
Finlayson.
Grade Two: Christmas Pageant:
Welcome, Nicholas Den Haan;
Narrator, Melissa Harrison; First
Innkeeper, Kerrie McClure; Jo
seph, RobbieMitchell; Kind Inn
keeper, Sarah McLellan; Mary,
Ellen Workman; Cow, Jamie Emm-
rich; Sheep - Michelle Kuntz; Angel,
Theresa McClory; first Shepherd,
Jennifer Lubbers; second Shepherd,
Darrell Dalton; third Shepherd,
Jason Thompson; first Wiseman,
ArmandDube; second Wiseman,
Kevin Bernard; third Wiseman,
Abby Dietz; Donkey, Carali McCall.
For the Grade Three Square
Dance “It’s a Marshmallow World”
taking part were: ErinSiemon, Mark
Beuerman, LoniHorst, Brent Hasel-
grove, Melissa Pinkney, Jeremy
Bennewies, Stephanie MacDonald,
Brent Price.
In the playlet “Tne Minute
Cure”, playing the part of Mother
was Sherry Power; Wesley, Mark
Beuerman.
The Drill, “Christmas Time’s A
Coming” was presented by Jason
Badley, Tracy Goodland, Jeffrey
Bourne, Christina Kuntz, Matthew
Shortreed, Erin Siemon and Craig
Somerville. A tap dance was per
formed by Brent Pryce. The concert
closed with the choir singing
“Miracles, Mysteries.”
Grade One and Two students at Hallett Central School performed “Mother
Goose’s Christmas” at their school’s concert Wednesday night.
Santa Claus sure knew what he
was doing when he chose reindeer to
pull his sleigh. While reindeer are
quite small -- usually around
three-and-a-halffeet tall-they have
Tale of the reindeer
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memories to treasure always!
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