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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 4, 1968 HOLY ANGEL'S HOLDS CHRISTMAS CONCERT Holy Angel's School x0 Schrei- ber presented a Christmas festi- valin the high school auditorium recently with parents, teachers. and students taking part. L. R. Tremblay was master of cere- monies. The program opened with two selections by the Schreiber High School choir- under direction of Miss Joan Wray and Miss Sandy Chisholm. Next was a lively square dance with Ed Borutski as cal- ler. Dancers were Alec and Claire Power, Doug and F-™ Luke, Martin Ryan, Guire, and Ed and Irene Borut- ski. Clever, lighting and colorful costumes created a beautiful scene for the nativity play which was directed by Mrs. Lila Morrow. Joseph was played by J. E. Wills; Mary by Miss Holly Berndtsson; and the inn keeper py John Ribout. The choir was direeted by Giovanni Cebrarip Sofoists were Miss Crystal Kus- hé and Mr. Cebrario. Pianist was Miss June Sy *itski. Teachers in the Kool Kats are Tony Speziale, Harold Shack, . Ron Lannigan and Gary Speck, at back. In front from left - Jane Syvitski, Holly Berndtson, Sandy Dennison, and Mrs. Deol. An amusing play, Night Be- fore Christmas, was presented by the grade six pupils with nar- ration by Mary Bourke. The 'Terrace Bay Male Choir accompanied by Mrs. Marilyn Chisholm and Jed by Bert Lohr delighted the audience with a medley of Christmas carols. During intermission Tony Commisso entertained with a selection of accordion solos. A suprise number, Kool Kats, featured teachers in cat cos- tumes doing a dance. The Terrace Bay Band, led by Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss, played several selections. '"'Where oh Where did the Ho Ho go" was a hilarious comedy with Mrs. Bertha Paradis as a harassed mother trying to cope with her obstreperous children on Christmas day. Jule Speziale, on behalf of the parents and Holy Angel's School, presented a gift to Father J. M. Cano. : SCHREIBER LEGION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Shown above Royal Canadien Legion Auxiliary officers install- ed 1 to r: Mrs. Davies, sec., Mrs. Rigelsford, lst vice-pres. Mrs. B. Winters, president, Mrs. H. Nesbitt, 2nd vice-pres. and Mrs. B. Luke, treasurer. Legion officers installed 1 to r: J. Winters, president, J. Friesen, lst vice-pres., G. Nicol, 2nd vice-prese, Le Bourke, sec-treasurer: and service officer. Officers of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 and Ladies Auxiliary of Schreiber were jointly installed at ceremonies in the Legion Hall recently. George Cataford was install- ing officer and Lloyd Small was: acting sergeant-at-arms. Color guard was L. V. Bourke and Wallace McCouan. A social hour and a buffet dinner convened by Mrs. Bea McCuaig preceded ceremonies. Norman McCuaig was chairman for the evening. Legion 'officers installed were Jack Winters, president; J. E. Friesen, first vice-president; Gerald Nicol, second vice-presi- dent; L. V. Bourke, secretary- treasurer and service officer; Wallace McCouan, sergeant - at-arms; and Hobden Spikula, Jack Luke and. Bill Dunham, ex- ecutive committee. Auxiliary officers installed were Mrs. Bobbie Winters, pre- sident; Mrs. Vi Rigelsford, first -photos by Inez MoCuaig vice-president; Mrs. Helen Nes- bitt, second vice-president; Mrs. Betty Luke, treasurer; Mrs. Georgina Davis, secretary; Miss Sandra Dennison, warden; Mrs. Chris Dunham, assistant ward- en» and Mrs. Lillian MacDon- aid, Mrs. Ethel Nesbitt, and Mrs. Barbara Nesbitt, executive committee. Mr. and Mrs. Winters who accepted a second tetm in of- fice were commended by Mr. Cataford for their past year's work. During the dinner: Mrs. Win- ters presented a cheque from the Ladies Auxiliary. to Mr. Win- ters to assist in the work af the branch. The couple also thanked members for the co-operation they had received during the year. Mr. McCuaig thanked the Aux- iliary who provided the dinner. A dance followed with musi¢e provided by Fred McColeman and Dan MacDonald. Mrs. Ken Davis won the draw prize.