Entertainment at its best

Entertainment at its best

Silverthorne Elementary School held its annual Christmas concert Dec. 17. Parents and family and friends were all entertained with the kids sing Christmas carols with the Grade 7 senior class ending the evening with their performance. (Photo submitted by a proud grandpa)

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