The Citizen, 1986-12-30, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1986.
'Christmas Is' theme of Walton school concert
“Christmas Is” was the theme
for the Walton Public School
Christmas concert held in the
church basement of Duff’s United
Church. Thursday afternoon Dec.
18.
The welcome, “Christmas Is”
was given by Jeremy Beuermann
with interviewer, Darcy Bachert,
shopper, Tara McLellan. The choir
sang, “Christmas”.
The kindergarten students pre
sented a Nativity Play. Mary was
played by Abby Dietz; Joseph,
Kevin Bernard; angel, Carali
McCall; donkey, Jason Thompson;
camels, Nicholas Den Haan, Sarah
McLellan, Melisa Driscoll; shep
herds. Janice McCallum. Kerrie
McClure, Jennifer Lubbers; wise
men, Jamie Smith, Darrell Dalton,
JamieEmmrich; house owners.
Melissa Harrison, Theresa Mc
Clory, Ellen Workman; kind man,
Robbie Mitchell; interviewer,
Christopher Saur; shopper, Sarah
Lamble.
The kindergarten recitation
“But I didn’t want mittens” was
performed by Melisa Driscoll,
Jason Thompson, Ellen Workman,
Nicholas DenHaan, Sarah McLell
an, Theresa McClory and Melissa
Harrison. The shopper was Steven
McNall. The choir sang, “Who is
coming on Christmas Night?”
Grade 1 performed a choral
reading, “Must Be Santa”. Grade
1 performed “Merry Christmas”
with Loni Horst, Erin Siemon,
Kerry Blake, Barb Kenney, Mat
thew Shortreed, Craig Somerville,
Brent Haselgrove, Kelly Boven,
Jason Badley, Chad Voogel, David
alton
Mrs. Betty McCall
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Henderson, MarkBeuerman, Rob
by Kenny, Stephanie MacDonald.
The choir sang, “Too fat for the
chimney” and “Rudloph, the red
nosed Reindeer”. The interview
er was Darcy Bachert and shoppers
were Kevin Bachert, Lisa Ging
erich, and Trish Clark.
The Grade 2 class performed
“The Animals’ Christmas’’.
Grandfather was Brad Voogel; first
deer, Lee .Ann McDonald; second
deer, Amanda Gamble; first rab
bit, Amanda Workman; second
rabbit, Amy Siemon; sparrow, Neil
Saur; skunk, Chad McCallum;
racoon, Joshua Dietz; porcupine,
Randy Linton; boy, Jason Short
reed; girl, Sherry-Lyn Hugill;
trees, Valerie Collins, Rodney
Clarke, Colleen McCallum, Sandy
Rijkhoff, Shannon Davies, Jere-
mey McNichol and Clara Glauser;
crow, Brent Pryce; chipmunk,
Uzma Khan. The choir sang,
“Nuttin’ For Christmas.” Inter
viewer was Chris Saur and shopp
ers, Geoffrey Dalton and Stacy
Linton. Another interviewer was
Darcy Bachert and the shopper was
Kimberly Elliott.
Grade 3 performed a dance, the
Virginia Reel. Taking part were
Lisa Gingerich, Jeffrey Lewington,
Tara McLellan, Christina Harri
son, Kimberly Elliott, Trish Clark,
Sarah Lamble, Alan Henderson,
Dianne Dolmage, Joshua Chal
mers, Stacey Linton and Christo
pher Saur. The choir sang, “What
do we have at Christmas Time?”
Interviewer was Darcy Bachert;
shopper, Dianne Dolmage.
Grade 3 performed “Christmas
Family Gathering”. Grandma was
Kimberly Elliott; grandpa, Jeremy
Beuerman; mom, Christina Harri
son; dad, Kevin Bachert; son, Alan
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
Time to ring in with
our best wishes for
the coming year.
Henderson; daughter, Stacy Lin
ton; aunt Lisa, Lisa Gingerich;
Uncle Geoff, Geoffrey Dalton;
cousins, Jeffrey Lewington,
Dianne Dolmage.
Interviewer was Christopher
Saur; shopper, Joshua Chalmers.
The choir sang “It’s beginning
to look at lot like Christmas” and
“Silver Bells”. Good-Bye - Sarah
Lamble. Doreen Hackwell was the
pianist for the concert.
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McGavin’s Farm Equipment of Walton celebrated 50 years in
business with a huge dinner and dance at Brussels in July. Neil
McGavin [standing, left] received a presentation from Murray Elston,
Ontario Health Minister and M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce on behalf of the
Ontario government.
[Happy
New Year
And Thank You For
Your Continuing
Patronage
I FROM HARV, DEANNA & STAFF ATM
Wa/ton holiday visitors
Christmas Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Marks and Blaine
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Marks, Exeter) Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Pryce and family, Winthrop, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gingerich and family
and Mrs. Viola Traviss, Walton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dinsmore,
Brampton visited recently with
Mr. andMrs. Neil McGavin and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles
entertained 19 members of their
family on Christmas Day to a
dinner at their home.
Neil McDonald of Vancouver,
B.C. visited recently with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDon
ald and other relatives in the area.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McCall Christmas Day were Mrs.
Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris,
Walton and Barry Currie, Brus
sels.
Attending the 30th Anniversary
for Toe Alpha in Toronto at Holiday
Inn Dec. 27 - 30 from this area were
Nancy Godkin, Sherry Hoegy,
Amy Workman, Jim Taylor, Ron
Stevenson, Manny Taylor, Donna
Godkin and Heather McGavin. The
Theme for this year is 1986
International Year of Peace.
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