PAGE 14 Santa Visits Rebekahs - cont'd from page 13 ..... Members drew names to enter the Unknown Friend program which will be convened by Mrs. Helen Wallace. Following the meeting,the Christmas party was held in the lower hall when contestf winners were; Mrs. Mary Husband = the balloons, Mrs. Earline Johnson - musical chairs, and Mrs. Jean Fisher - the Christmas stocking. Mrs. Mavis Slater got the lucky chair prize, and © Mrs. D'Arcy a special prize for being the only membe born on Christmas Day. Mrs. Agnes Bryson played for a round of carol singing and cold plate lunch eas served by Mrs. Norma Fummerton's committee. Santa (ho-hoing in Beth Macadam's voice) distri- buted gifts and members voted it one of the best parties in years. LEGION CHRISTMAS PARTY Close to one hundred children attended the Royal Canadian Legion Christmas party, with Frank Mc- Kenna in the stellar role. The children were served sandwiches and pop and while they awaited Santa's arrival, Herb Gellert kept them entertained with carols and other Christmas songs. Mrs. Iris Lidkea was convener of the Christmas gifts, and Mrs. Earline Johnson lunch convener. Other wokers included Mesdames Lil MacDonald, Doris Friesen, Ruth Hiller, Venita McKenna, Joan Costall, Bea McCuaig, and Beth Macadam, and Larry Bourke, Doug Moore, and Bruce Lidkea, of the Legion. With so many of the small fry necessarily accom- panied by parents, the clubroom was filled to stand- ing room onl Photo bison - - Michele Webb visits with Santa at Legion Children's Christmas party. Photo by I. McCuaig. TERRACE BAY NEWS DECEMBER 24, 1969 Photo below -. A.group of boys receive presents from Santa, with Mitchell McLaughlin sitting on his knee. Photo by I. MceCuaig. Holy Angels School was very honoured and proud to welcome Mr. Richard Needham and eight other visitors from Toronto The Angel's Harp last Thursday and Friday. Richard and his group arrived by train at noon on Thursday. A luncheon was arranged by the Staff of Holy Angels at the School library. The group was then settled with their billets and spent the rest of the afternoon visiting the classes at the school. Richard spoke to the students of the importance of learning and the desire to want to learn. After school a ski-doo ride party was held. None of the guests from Toronto had ever been ski-dooing before, so this was great fun. An open meeting was held at the school during the early evening. Many teachers and parents dis~ cussed some of today's problems. No solutions were given but it was interesting to hear someone else's philosophy. A private reception was then held at the Parish Centre. In the photos on page 15 - Extra curricular activ- ities have been taking the time and attention of _ many teachers and students during the fall season. House league volley ball used the talents of many girls. Included in the pictures are - Donna McGrat Mary Bourke, Adrian Veneziana and others in an invigorating game. continued page 15 ......