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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY I6, I974 THANKS FOR YOUR. HELP MISTER WHITE GLAD TO 'ELP, ANDY THAT SURE WAS A L GLOWIN' CHARACTER ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE AND CONCERT Tommy Bouchard chaired the Annual Christmas Concert when the children of the village took part in the various numbers on the program. The entertainment opened with the singing of Canada's National Anthem "O Canada". There were three plays "A Christmas Vision" "Elves and the Shoemaker" and "Waiting for the Train". An Arcostic of the ABC meaning of Christmas. Both a senior and junior square dance were very well executed by the school pupils, Christmas Carols "silent Night", "Deck the Halls with Holly", "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" were enjoyed, and several Christmas recitations were heard. The singing of "Here Comes Santa Claus" ushered in the Jolly 01d Fellow who distribut- ed candies, nuts and fruit to the children and gifts from a well ladened tree. Miss Laurie Mushquash of Thunder Bay was home over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell and son Daniel of Thunder Bay visited relatives here during the festive season. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lanigan and family spent the holiday with his relatives .in Tor- onto and Peterborough area. ATTENTION STAR WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS Due to newsprint costs and the recent pressmen's strike at it's Montreal printing plant the Canadian Star Weekly has ceased publication. Portions are still available as The Canadian Magazine in major news papers. We wish to thank all our subscribers for their kindness and Best Wishes at Christmas and throughout the last 2% years. Wishing you all the Very Best in I974 and always. Sincerely, Leigh Ann, Lori, Leslie, Russell and David McBride TEAM LAST YEAR, Y\ FINISHED THIRD IN SEC SCORING, 5th dy IN SHOOTING PERCENTAGE % AT 54.3 THE SOUTHPAW SHOOTER 15 EXPECTED TO LEAD 5 THE WILDCATS AGAIN THIS YEAR. HE WAS ONLY UNAMINOUS PRE-SEASON PICK FOR ALLl- CONFERENCE HONORS. HE'S QUICK AS A CAT, THRIVES ON ONE-ON-ONE SITUATIONS. Great Lakes The biggest of the Great Lakes, the well-named Superior, accounts for nearly a third of the total: 31,700 square miles. It holds 2,935 cubic miles of water, and its depth at one point drops to 1,333 feet, five. making it the deepest of the IIE IA