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bo fA - HOLIDAY VISITORS Among those who will be visiting parents and other relations during the holiday season are: - John Scott, Jim Gellert, Russell Nesbitt, Boyd Drake Helen Harness, Ryan LeBlanc, Tom McGrath, and Bill Webb of Lakehead University; Cora Spadoni, Toronto University; Anna Fummerton and Betty Mc- Guire, Queen's University; John Cosgrove and Linda Connelly, Windsor University; Patrick Spadoni, Muriel Nesbitt, lan O'Neil, Nola Fummerton, Ken Borutski, and Bill Turner, Western University;David Winters, Ryerson Technology, Toronto; Brian Bailey Algonquin College, Ottawa; Douglas Stefurak, McMaster University; Ken Martinsen, John Ross, and Sean Paradis, Cambrian College, Colleen Cosgrove, Sandra Ross, Cathy LeBlanc, Barbara Arnold, Cathy Bolan, Linda Sisson, Confederation College, Thunder Bay; Patricia McParland and Len Godin will be home from Barrie; Dennis McParland and Sandra Clemens from Dryden; Dianne Rummery, from Fort Frances; Barry Miller and Doran Kragero, from School of Mines in Hailey- bury. Jeannie McCuaig, from Sioux Lookout; Marie Lou Karns and Neldine West from Toronto; David LeBlanc from Lynn Lake; Carol Lalonde from Winnipeg; Norma Jean McLellan from Thunder Bay; Fred Eickmeier will 'be with his brother Jim and Family in Calgary for the holidays; Mrs. Harry Jartus and Terry Jartus will spend Christmas in Kimberley, B.C. with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Timmerman; Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Bryson will be in Montreal with Mr. and Mrs. G. Legault; My. and Mrs. Lester McCuaig will be in Atikokan ath Mr. and Mrs. Chal McCuaig; Mr. and Mrs. } P Neat Stortini, and Miss Ora Maw Harness will be ere from Sault Ste Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McParland wilt attend the wedding of their son Dennis and Miss Paula Bellon in Sioux Lookout on December 27th; Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Lidkea, Mrs. Henry Davis and Miss Karen Davis will be here from | Thunder Bay; Miss Dorothy Slater and Miss Mary Ellen Gerow will be here from Thunder Bay, also Miss Donng Jean Gray, Miss Wendy Weaver, and Miss Roberta Milani. Corp, and Mrs. Michael Kulmatycki and their family will be in Sudbury for the holidays. Among those here for Christmas and New Year's with relatives are Cecil Hives, of Bracebridge, David McKay of Sioux Lookout, Miss Billie =" Cocks, continued next column ..... Russell Saarinen, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cocks, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hamilton, Mrs. Pat LeBlanc, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon, Mrs £ Jack Corbett, Miss Margaret Banning, Mr. and Mes. Jim McCuaig, with Dale and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCuaig and Cammy, all of Thunder Bay. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morgan, with Ricky Sharon and Bobby, of Manitouwadge; Mrs. Shirley McCuaig with Ralph and Jim McCuaig and Geza Szabados, of Toronto. HOLY ANGELS CHRISTMAS CONCERT Holy Angels' School Christmas concert was rever~ sal of form when the staff and parents arranged and took part in the program. Master of Ceremonies Michael Reid, announced skits, dances, organ solos, and snappy shorts in comedy and tableau. The tableau, the nativity scene, was particularly beautiful, the ethereal blue of Mary's garments emphasized by Joseph's rough garb. The choir, directed by Giovann Cebrario, made a perfect ' background, softly singing the old carols, some in German, 'talian, French and Ukrainian carols sung in the native tongue. 11 Costumes worn were authentic and enjoyed by the audience as they went down the aisle bearing gifts for baby Jesus. Taking part in the tableau were Mrs. Annette Campbell as Mary, Lawrence Tremblay as Joseph, Harold Dampier and Mrs. Pat Moore as an Indian couple, Edgar Leblanc and Mrs. Gail Welbourne as a German couple, Joe Wills and Mrs. Carol Zborowski a British Isles Couple, Mr. and Mrs. Euclid Morin a French Couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Speziale an Italian couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kostecki a Ukrainian couple, and Mrs. Evelyn Thrower and Mrs. Isabel Perras as angels. The school staff, wearing huge straw sombreros and gay vests, introduced by Mr. Reid as "IIl-paid workers", presented an amusing dance routine, with exaggerated thumb-waving, demon- strating how they intend to get home for Christmas. As an encore they gave an excellent exhibition of the bossanova, and followed this with a rapid fire round of 'quickie' jokes. The school choir, under the direction of Sister _ Carol, sang "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", "Silver Bells", "I Believe", and "Deck the Halls". The square dances were done by Alex and Claire continued page 3 ;