The Huron Expositor, 1990-11-28, Page 1414 ---THE HURON E.XF"06110H. NOVEMBER lb, 1960
REAL TALENT IN WALTON - These girls rehearse their Jive
Bunny dance number before the Walton Variety Night November
23. From lett: Valerie Collins; Dawn Mann io; Sabrina Wernham;
and, Colleen Collins Oxford photo
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Walton area residents enjoy family Variety Night
BY BETTY It/r:CALL
WW7-6i77
The Wallow Hall was beautifully
decorated is the Christmas Thane
ne
wish cod, mad whir bantams,
pe wish and bows amd
balls, and dixocaled
Chrism* roe for the first famnly
Mare MCGavin
played a melody of piano
prior to (fie uiciicert
Neal Mc.Gavin was Mesta of
Ceremony and gave a warm wel-
come to the large crowd. Marie was
an nsted by Martine Houston m the
opening number with a bvedy sang -
song. Vtoia Kirkby gave a rending
ng
"How Jimmy minded the baby'.
This was followed by a comical shit
"If I were not a baseball player" by
Riot and Jo-Aan McDonald, Ernie
and Anomic Lcwington, Bill and
Valerie Shammed and Carol
Humphries. Leanne McDonald and
Marti McCall entertained with a
step dancing number followed by a
reading "Window Green's last
wards" by B J . de Jong. Sarah
Lamblc sang a solo, "I prayed in
the tub" accom' • -' st the
by her moth : . Cole
Dancing numbs by Colleen Col-
lins, Dawn Marcuccia, Valerie
Collins and Sabina We sham. An
interpretation of —No the night
before Christmas" was very well
given by Thys de Jong.
Karl Mac Naughton entertained
with his violin with some good toe
tapping music. He was accompanied
by Marjorie Humphries. This was
followed by Marjorie ace ampanying
at the piano for Les Taster when he
sang several Al Jolson songs, Kelly
McDonald and Caroli McCall did a
step dancing number then were
accompanied by their Sisters
Leanne McDonald and Marci and
Marjorie joined in and received a
bigfrom the audience.
Barb ble played a piano solo,
"Wishing you were somehow here
again" from Phantom of the Opera.
-Walton
The last number on the program
was dancing oumba -Young Kids
un the Block" by Colleen Cone's,
Dawn Marcuccfo, Valerie Column,
Sabnna Wonham and Serena Wos-
lay.
Appreciation was shown to the
mammal 1.ximmiuce for the splen-
did garden they bad arranged.
Marie and Miuune led in a couple
of Casein, then everyone was in-
vited down stairs for refreshments.
sheens.
The rest of the evauing was enjoyed
with dancing to the music of the
D�" a Walton Couple.
ILLA LEITCH SPEAKS
Eleven members of the Walton
Woman's institute and three quests
were present for the November
meeting at the home of Sava Wat-
son. Margaret Mclnvoy presided for
the opening and Marjorie
Humph read minutes and cor-
respondence. An invitation was read
to attend the 4-H achievement
night, Tuesday, November 27 at the
Walton Hall at 7:30. Treasurer's
report was given and reported on
the dinner held that day.
Plans were made for a noon
luncheon on December 19. The
Christmas meeting will follow that
afternoon, it was passed to have a
gift exchange. A donation was
made to the Poppy Fund and the
Adelaide Hoodless washrooms. Roll
Call was answered by :"A home
remedy taken daily or weekly that
makes you a healthy and fit per-
son."
Berva, convenor for Family and
Consumer Affairs introduced her
guest, Drusilla Leitch of Seaforth
who gave hints on Osteoporosis and
showed a film, then led in some
exercises. She was thanked by
Margery Huether and presented
IF I WERE NOT A BALL PLAYER - This troupe performed a skit
at the wanton Variety night, November 23. Bade from right: Em
Lewington, tennis star; Annette Lewirlgton, tailor; Joann
McDonald, soldier; and, Valerie Shortreed, lighthouse keeper.
Front from Tett: Carol Humphries, dealer; Bill Shortreed, prima
donna; and, Rick McDonald, undertaker. Oxford photo.
with a gift. Helen Craig gave a Grace. Refreshments were served
report of the Area Convention. The by Ruth Axtmann, Marion Godkin,
meeting closed with the Institute Helen Craig and the hostess.
Hensall holds its Fashion 1990 Revue
BY VANESSA COOK
262-3026
Manhattan, Cotton Candy, Top of
the Class, Expressions, Besner,
Sugar Cane, and Anything Goes.
These were the names of the
fashions on parade for The Purple
Turtle.
Modelling for The Purple Turtle
were: Tara Campbell, Erin
Campbell, Lindsay Knight, Miranda
Knight, Brandon Consitt, Michael
Corbett, Chris Rowcliffe, Ashley
Rowcliffe, Jill Neilands, Taren
McBride, Ben McBride, Lindsay
Corbett, Regan Neilands, Brittany
Caldwell, Amber Caldwell, and
Greg McTaggert.
These children modelled pants,
tops, skirts, and dresses in com-
binations of purple and green, gold
and black, grey and black, red and
white and sunshine yellow and
black, all the children did a super
job.
The clothes that were modelled
are all available at The Purple
Turtle in Exeter. They carry a full
line of children's clothing from
sizes infant to 14.
Perry Originals were modelled by;
Brenda Dayman, Velma Robinson,
Tammy Preszcator, Tracey
Campbell and Bonnie Bozzato.
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FRIDAY EVENINGS, NOV. 301 DEC. 11
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SANTA CLAUS PARADE
Friday Evening, December 7
•
8Watorth Buslnoss Improvement Assodadon
a
-Hensall
Dresses, two piece pant outfits,
skirts and blouses and cuddlers
were modelled in colors of gold,
red, wine, mustard, rust, blue, pink,
black, pale mint and soft peach. Alt
the Perry Originals fashions are
designed and made right in Exeter.
The clothing comes in sizes small,
medium and large and everything is
altered for a perfect fit.
HENSALL NURSERY SCHOOL
The month of November was an
exciting one for the Hensall Nur-
sery School. The fundraising con-
cert took place on November 15
and although the final tallies are not
in they are optimistic. A special
thank you to the efforts of the
planning and fundraising commit-
tees.
The children also enjoyed a trip
to the Goderich Museum on
November 20. The lifesize train
appeared to be the main attraction.
No doubt the hands - on bell rin-
ging contributed to this. Other
attractions included and antique doll
house, dolls and trucks.
The children were also assisted in
making wooden sheep ornaments to
take home.
With all the magic of Christmas
ahead a very special month surely
awaits the children.
PROGRAM UPDATE
In last week's paper I wrote about
my duties as a parent volunteer and
how important I feel my job is.
Hensall Public School needs more
parents like myself to give a child
that little bit of extra time that
teachers so often can't.
If you have some spare time, even
an hour or two why not call the
school at 262-2833. They will be
glad to hear from you.
Time spent on education is time
well spent. Your children need you.
BEAVERS, CUBS AND
SCOUTS.
The Beavers, Cubs and Scouts
Canada
have been busy. The profit from
their apple day was $126.52.
The Scouts held their Christmas
swimming party at Kicks in Exeter
followed by pizza at Grammies.
The October yard sale brought in
$125.
There are more Beavers wanting
to join the Colony but if this is
going to be possible more leaders
are needed. If you can help out in
this area why not attend the next
meeting on December 6 at 8:15 at
Hensall Public School.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Hensall's five game winners in
shuffleboard were; Alice Thiel with
a score of 396, John Pepper with
311, Eileen Dowson with 295, and
George Dowson with 292.
The high six game winners were
Glen Davidson with 424 and David
Woodward with 378.
A Christmas pot luck dinner will
be held December 4 at 12 noon
with shuffleboard to follow.
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