31st Annual Hee Haw Christmas Variety Show Benefits Jarrett Burga
Press Release
BARNESVILLE, OHIO — A host of entertainers will grace the stage on Friday, November 20th, starting at 7 p.m. for the annual Christmas variety show. The show will take place in the Barnesville High School auditorium for one night only.
Beginning at 5 o’clock, food will be served. The menu, provided by several friends and family, includes hot turkey sandwiches, sloppy joes, coney dogs, noodles, green beans, nachos and cheese, macaroni salad, pies, cookies, and various drinks.
Scheduled to perform are Mike and Melinda Anderson; Mindy Wilson; Eden, Aven and Ensley Steele; Tony and Alana Huntsman and family; Tamara and Johnna Sroka; Jenna McCort; Natasha and Bryar Shilling; Kennedy Wilkinson; Brendon McKeen; Jessica Shaw; Taylor Johnson; Jean Daniels; Dustin Kildow; Eli and Ella Barricklow; June and Boone Butler; Lennon and Leo Sherman; Jim and Ruth Mayhugh; Twig Norris; Savanna Mayhugh; Terry and Julie McCort; Tyler McCort; Trenton Hall; Aurie Schuerle; Rick Tincher; Jessica Schoonover; Sam Shuman; and the Hee Haw bums.
Santa and Mrs. Claus will also make an appearance. Santa will be giving out treat bags beginning at 6 p.m. to all children.
Organizers promise to lift visitors’ spirits and put you in a festive mood. The show will provide wholesome fun for the entire family.
Discounted tickets are being sold in advance. The price for tickets will be $8 for adults, and $6 for students. All children under the age of five will be admitted free of charge. All tickets at the door will be $10.
For tickets or information, call or text 740-827-3877.
After expenses, proceeds will benefit Jarrett Burga, who is battling cancer. The community has united to show our love, care and support for the Burga family.
A silent auction will also take place, and a sale of holiday earrings will be held, with all proceeds going to the family.
“This show is very dear to our hearts,” said Melinda Anderson, show director. “We come together to make it happen.”
Anderson lost her sister to pancreatic cancer 31 years ago. The Hee Haw variety show has raised funds to support community members struggling with cancer and the financial burden that it causes for their families.
(Hee Haw Press Release, submitted by Melinda Anderson)
Last year, the Barnesville Area News attended this annual event and reported on it. View the previous post to learn more about the Hee Haw variety show through photos and narrative.
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