Staff Writer
LIMESTONE — Xi Alpha Theta Sorority of Limestone will be sponsoring the Little Miss and Jr. Miss Limestone pageants on Sunday May 3 at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the Limestone Community School. Jason Parent will emcee this year’s event, themed “It’s Showtime.”
Aroostook Republican photo//Natalie Bazinet
Elizabeth Bencivenga (12), Jordyn Hopkins (13), Jr. Miss Limestone 2008 Alexis Bell (13), and Sabrina Logsdon (14), spent this past Saturday afternoon preparing for the 2009 Jr. Miss Limestone Pageant, which will be held on May 3, at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the Limestone Community School.
Three contestants will be competing for the crown of Jr. Miss Limestone.
Fourteen year old Sabrina Logsdon, daughter of Charleen Elliott and Daniel and Tonia LaLorde, will be performing the monologue, “Step sister speaks out;” 12-year old Elizabeth Bencivenga, the daughter of Anthony and Wendy Bencivenga, will be demonstrating Tai Kwan Do for her talent presentation; 13-year old Jordyn Hopkins, the daughter of Randy and Heidi Hopkins, will be playing the song “Respect” on the saxophone.
Thirteen year old Alexis Bell, Jr. Miss Limestone 2008, daughter of Troy Bell and the late Tara Bell, will be performing a hip-hop routine to the song “When I Grow Up” by the Pussycat Dolls during the pageant.
There are also three contestants competing for the crown of Little Miss Limestone.
Six year old Kennedy Bencivenga, daughter of Anthony and Wendy Bencivenga, will perform a dance routine to the song “Born to Entertain;” 7-year old Abigail Elliott (who will turn 8 on May 2), daughter of Charleen Elliott and James and Hannah Elliott, will sing the song “Rubber Ducky;” 8-year old Taylor Devoe, daughter of Tadd and Melissa Devoe, will perform a pom-pom and baton routine to the song “I Want it All,” from High School Musical during the talent presentation.
Guest performer Kelsie Washington, of the Maine Dance Academy will provide special entertainment during the afternoon event as she performs a self-choreographed dance routine to “Break Away” by Kelli Clarkston.
Abagail Elliott (7), Kennedy Bencivenga (6), Little Miss Limestone 2008 Emily Michaud and Taylor Devoe (8) practiced for the 2009 Little Miss Limestone Pageant, which will be held on May 3, at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the Limestone Community School.
