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Dennis dances to entertain

ENTERTAINER Margaret Dennis will sing and dance her way into the hearts the audience in Hampton Park this month. The Hampton Park Library is hosting a free music event on Saturday 31 May for the community to enjoy. All-round entertainer and cabaret performer Ms Dennis will be the star of the show, singing songs from Dusty Springfield, Petula Clark, Connie Francis and Doris Day. She will also perform a number of musical hits from the war years and Hollywood musicals. The free event, supported by The Friends of Hampton Park Library, will take from place between 2pm and 3.15pm at the library located along Stuart Avenue, Hampton Park.

THE Casey community is invited along for a cuppa and a fun day out to raise money for a good cause.
Balla Balla Community Centre is again hosting its Biggest Morning Tea event on Tuesday 20 May, and organisers, from left, Jo Hall, Maree Cullinan and Rita Hartney, have urged the community to come along.
There will be morning tea, a guest speaker, raffles and a ‘best teacup’ competition on the day, with all money raised going to the Cancer Council for prevention, research and support programs.
The event will run from 10am to noon and entry is $10 per person, which includes morning tea.
To secure a spot, phone 5990 0900 or email admin@ballaballa.com.au. 119071
Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS

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