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10 NORSHORE SENTINEL Thursday, January 12, 1961 Christmas Concert In Cameron Falls The annual Christmas concert and special visit from Santa Claus for Cameron Falls took place Dec. 21 at the hall. The children performed with their usual gusto and imagination under the direction of teachers Marjorie Mott, Pat Jones and Allan Holiday. An added number this year was by the pre-school children ably coached by Mrs Margaret Mason, Mrs. Myrtle Pybus and Lynn Keown. The children dressed in long white gowns with head, dresses shaped like flames framing their faces recited "Christmas Candles.” A song "Presents” was done by the grade two’s. Jimmy and Kenny Scott recited "This Year’s Request.” A shadow play was effectively done by the senior boys. Clad in pyjamas the grade one class sang "Bed-time ” The senior room performed a very humourous skit called "A Photographers Busy Day.” Five boys from Mr. Holiday’s room recited "Jest for Christmas,” followed by the complete class singing "Jack Was Every Inch a Sailor.” Then followed a square dancing team with the Texas Star, a recitation "A Christmas Song” by Karen Jubinville and Elsie Mae Rintala, and a song "Dear Henry” by our talented Phyllis and Don Juhinville. M.C. for the evening was Don Juhinville Helen Hanson Weds Ray Renaud, To Make Home In Port Arthur Rev. Russell A. Peden officiated at the marriage Dec. 28 when Miss Helen Caroline Hanson became the bride of Eldon Raymond Renaud in the chapel of Trinity United Church, Port Arthur. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hanson of Mors on , Ontario and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Renaud of Dorion. For her marriage the lovely bride chose a waltz length gown of white taffeta with a white flocked nylon overskirt and matching jacket which featured a standup collar and long sleeves which ended in lily points over the hands. A coronet of lace and rhinestones held her chapel veil of silk illusion which was edged in lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of American Beauty roses. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Georgetta Parkin of Rainy River . Her gown was fashioned of pleated white organdy over taffeta with mauve velvet bows catching the white chiffon over drape at the sides. With this she wore a matching jacket and long white gloves. She carried a cascade of yellow tinted carnations. Gilbert Renaud, brother of the groom, was best man. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Dorion Community Hall where Mrs. George Parkin of Rainy River received for the brides mother wearing a light brown lace gown with matching jacket and blue accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Etta Renaud, mother of the groom, also received the many guests. Wilfred Mulion, cousin of the groom, proposed a toast to the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Renaud will make their home in Port Arthur. Out of town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. George Parkin, Rainy River; Mrs. William Henry, Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs. Molly Haines of Rockford Illinois. Nipigon Public School Concert Reveals Much Hidden Talent The children of Nipigon Public school held their annual Christmas concert on Dec. 21 in the school auditorium with a large audience helping to make the evening successful. Mrs. L. Braslins welcomed the parents on behalf of the Home and School Association. Mrs. Betty Jeffrey was M C for the entertainment. Mrs. T. Nyman’s grade one A class gave 'A Welcome.’ Grade one B, Mrs. M. Ochitwa’s class sang nursery rhymes while the senior primer and grade two Miss E. Scott’s class were 'Christmas Tree Elves.’ Paul Gavrel presented a comic routine followed by 'Tale of the Turnip’ by the grade one A class. 'Frosty the Snowman’ and carols were sung by Mrs. H. Clearwater’s grade two and three class. Miss L. Davies grade three and four chose a skit 'Round and Round the Xmas Tree.’ The grade seven Harmonicats under Mrs. A. Peel played carols. Mrs. G. Sjolander presented 'At the Cinema’ and 'Silver Bells’ by her grade four class. The grade eight Harraonicats played several selections. Mr. D. McGuire’s grade live class sang 'Year Without a Santa Claus.’ The chairman’s remarks by Mrs. Betty Jeffrey were followed by Miss F . Griffiths grade five class in the 'Donkey that Helped Father Christmas.’ Betty Ann Rask delighted the audience with accordion selections. A play which was written by Sandy Jeffrey and edited by Mr. Peel was presented by the grade six class. The title of the play was 'Sir Dest-Lance the Daring.’ Highlight of the evening was the presentation by the combined classes of grades six, seven and eight in ' AmahI and the Night Visitors ’ with Sarah Dam pier and Cailum Gillies in the lead roles. Accompanists for the evening were Mrs. A. Peel, Mrs. L. Goiter and Miss E. Scott. Proceeds of the concert are used by the Home and School Association for school projects. CHIBOUGAMAU, Que. (CP) Work will soon begin on a $ 15,900 community library in this northern Quebec mining town. Dorion-Hurkett Happenings By Anna Larocque The Hurkett Community Centre is a well known sight i to many of the folks in the surrounding district. The centre first came into being some 10 years ago. The folks of Hurkett decided a skating rink was in great demand in the area. A committee was formed. Since then each year a little work is done to better the sight. An open meeting is held every spring when the folks are asked to bring their complaints and suggestions and a new committee is called. This year the rink has been greatly extended in size and is much better lighted. Much more work is still to be done. For instance there is a shack to be erected when the time and money can be had. The rink was officially opened this season on Jan. 7. Now you can see many activities going on there. There are hockey games, broomball games, pee wee hockey, skating and we must not forget our big "Carnival Day” which is held at the end of the skating season. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Stenlund of Hurkett celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary on Dec. 22. They are the parents of five sons, Holger, Oscar and Erling of Red Rock , Henry of Dorion and Victor of Hurkett. For the occasion all their sons along with their wives dropped in to wish them happiness. A bake sale will be held on Sunday, Jan 15 at the rink shack. A draw for a fruit cake will also take place. 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