St Mary’s show brings back a legend - Byfleet News and Mail Online

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Home News Business Sport Entertainment Competitions Leisure Got a Story? Email the Editor Community Matters Town Centre Events Family Notices Horoscopes 2008 Sponsored Events Ladbrokes Challenge Student Links Paper Subscriptions Photosales Jobs Homes Cars Place An Advert Classified Ads Advertising Features Travel & Events Local Links Contact Us Advertise with Us About Us Broadband Rental Property Interest Free Credit Card Driving Experience Holiday Rentals Hotels Search the Web	23/12/2003 Local News St Mary’s show brings back a legend . Acts ranged from singing and dancing to recitals with an opportunity for a Christmas sing-song. Elvis made a special appearance while a comic sketch of There’s a hole in my bucket provided the humour. To round off the show everyone got in the Christmas spirit to sing the Christmas classic Jingle Bells. Picture shows St Mary’s centre manager Jackie Russell, left, with volunteers Louise Heaseman, Yvonne Hodkinson, centre assistant Janet Fifield, volunteer Pat Harwood, assistant manager Donna Banville and Carl ‘Elvis’ Algar from Fullbrook School. Photo: Darren Pepe Advertisementyour story continues below First printed in: Byfleet News and Mail Email to a friend	Other Headlines Strike was no flash in the pan More News Still want more news? All our published articles are here.
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