Pamela Vessey, June Smith, Phyllis Hezzell and Sylvia Blight enjoyed a wonderful evening at Franklin Hall Spilsby at the Marshwold Group's annual Autumn Meeting; The Louth Male Voice Choir provided first class entertainment opening the gala evening with the W.I. anthem, “ Jerusalem ,” with audience participation.

 

Their repertoire was very extensive including favourites of Queen's “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “What Shall We Do Will The Drunken Sailor,” “When I Fall in Love”, “Softly,” “Going Home” (Hovis song) “Land Of Hope and Glory”, to mention a few, as well as a quartet, and ventriloquist performing an hilarious adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan's “I Have A Little List” from The Mikado, and who also performed brilliantly with a percussion of a saucepans and wooden spoon version of “Put It In Your Family Album”.

 

The evening concluded as poignantly as it had opened with the hymn “The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hast Ended."