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: Vol .9 No.50 Serving the district KIMBERLY-CLARK SAFETY SLOGAN Five more employees received silver dollar awards last week for knowing the weekly safety slogan. The winners were Murray Clark, Neil' Bottomley, John Benko, Bruce McBride and Paul Sodaro. On December 7 a Millwright suffered a broken ankle while working at the jackladder. This was the 7th lost time disabling injury experienced since the start of the EXPO'67 program. As the plant safety objective has been broken the EXPO '67 award has been cancelled. However, the weekly safety slogan program will continue until further notice. Ever stop to think what it costs to be injured. Every accident resulting in injuries cost money. Compensation payments do not equal your normal earnings. REMEMBER THIS WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN: "MAKE IT PAY BY DOING IT THE SAFE WAY" PROGRESS IS WONDERFUL > WHEN CANADA was ABOUT TO BECOME sixty years old, the Dominion Parliament passed a vote of $250,000 to provide for the cost of fittingly celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation. -How many additional millions is it that Expo 67 needs 6 'continue its publicity? Ten? This could be taken as a measure of changes that have taken place between that much simpler period of the country's history and the Centennial Year. Even the word Dominion is rarely heard today. - from THE PRINTED WORD. TERRACE BAY NEWS December 15, 1966 CHRISTMAS CONCERT PRESENTED Christmas in Song was the theme of the concert sponsored by the Terrace Bay Men's Chorus last Friday in which the choirs of both elementary schools participated. The opening numbers, Salutation and Sanctus, were given by the Men's Chorus, accompanied by Mrs. Marilyn Chisholm. They were followed by the first St.Martin's School Choir under the direction of Mr. Joe Carty, accompanied by Rachel St.Louis, they sang We Wish You A Merry Christmas, and the beloved Silent Night. A second, younger St.Martin's School Choir directed by Mrs. M.Gunn, sang Jolly Santa Claus and A Winter Song, accompanied by a delightful mime performed by Debbie Johnson and Jamie Pytyck. With combined voices the choirs sang The Little Drummer Boy. Irving B erlin's famous White Christmas preceeded intermission, sung by the Men's Chorus. Mrs. D.Trach's Grades 3 and 4 choir sang a new Christmas song, Under The Stars. Following, was the Grade 5 group under the direction of Mr.A. York. They sang Father Jean de B rebeuf's Huron Carol and It Came Upon A Midnight Clear . Dressed in white choir gowns a small group conduct- ed by Mr. D.Davey sang Christmas Hymn and Joy To The World. The combined Public School Choirs ended their part of the program with We Three Kings Of Orient Are with solo parts sun g by Ralph Fraser, James Gerlach and Mark Papousek . Many favorite Christmas carols are centuries old. "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" dates to the 16th century and "Joy To The World" was published in I719.