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8 Thursday, April 13, 1861 SCHREIBER SCRIBBLES SANTA COMES DOWN AND LIGHTS GO UP by Nora McGuire Easter holidays are over for another year and things are beginning to get back to normal again. The weather was sunny all week, and bikes came out of the basements and garages for another year. The children seemed to spend endless hours skipping in the middle of the road of course, which made it rather hazardous for drivers. There is still lots of water but these sunny days are putting an end to our snow. The next thing we know we'll be crabbing about the blackflies instead of the weather. Guess we're never satisfied. Had a phone call from Mrs. Bob Kragero wondering how I liked their light arrangement on the T.V. aerial. Remember old Santa was up there on the mountain all winter? The weather was quite favorable at last to make a change, so our town now boasts of a beautiful white, yellow and red lights atop the mountain. Many citizens remarked how nice it was to see lights burning up there anytime of the night as they looked out. Hoorah for one public-minded citizen, Bob Kragero, who even booked off his job on the Railroad to do the job in time for Easter as weather isn't always favorable to climb a high T.V. aerial. Harold and Kay Gellert returned from Winnipeg after spending Easter visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Carmichael and Carl Johnson, Winnipeg, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson during Easter holidays. Shirley Ann and Jackie Winters visited with their grandmother Mrs. Woods, Port Arthur. Mr. J. Jarosz spent Easter with his family in Winnipeg. Mr. Hugh Morrison visited in the Lakehead during the holidays. White Drapes were placed in st. John's Anglican Church at Easter in loving memory of daughter Jean by Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. Colin McGrath and sons spent holidays in Barry's lay visiting Mrs, McGrath's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conway. Mrs. J. McGarth and children spent the holidays in Eganville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Driscoll spent the holiday in Pembroke visiting relatives. Mrs. Mervyn Perrault returned Thursday from Ottawa accompanied by her mother Mrs. Carty. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Martin left Sunday for Montreal where Mr. Martin will undergo surgery. Miss Bonnie Guina, Fort William spent the week-end with the )Darcy McGuire's. The results of the Senior First Aid Class examination held in he Schreiber High School by St. Ambulance Brigade have now been confirmed. Examiner for this class was Mr. Fred Farwell, Fort Villiam, Field Representative of It. John's Ambulance for North Western Ontario. Successful candidates are: Constable Harold Billings, Ontario Provincial Police, Terrace Bay; Robert Hofland, Fire Chief, Terrace Bay; Bart Cebrario, Pat Doran, Constables James Eivarson and Jos. Wills of the Ontario Provincial Police; Alex Tweedie, Albert Morris Sr. Garth Wood and Rene Bedard. The 15 members of the combined Schreiber St. John's Ambulance Brigade were also examined that night, and all passed with flying colors. The Schreiber Legion Auxiliary meeting was held last Tuesday evening in the Club Rooms with Mrs. Thelma Olson presiding. Mrs. Bertha Paradis will convene the Legion Auxiliary Birthday Party to be held May 2. Invitations are being sent to Auxiliaries in the district to attend this party. Approximately 10 members will travel by car to White River April 28 to attend the Auxiliary meeting there. Mrs. Cecile Bedard and Mrs. Dorothy Kinney are co-convenors for the Spring Tea to be held May 20 in the Club Rooms. The Draw planned for Easter was postponed until May. Lunch was served by Mesdames Ruth Hiller, M. Didura, Wm. Furlonger, J.B. Gauthier and R. Gray. A Spaghetti Supper will be held April 16 in the Schreiber Guild Hall, sponsered by the Catholic Women's League. Sittings will be at 4 -5:15, 6:30. Convenors for this supper are Mrs. Yola Cebrario and Mrs. Alfredo Spadoni. Get Acquainted offer from Ansco! 50c off ON EVERY ROLL OF 35mm 20 exp. Ansco chrome COLOR FILM 35mm slides in a full range of natural color. Special to 8mm fansâ€"50c Off on every roll of Ansco Movie-chrome 8 color movie film, F. Lovelady and Sons CAMERA SHOP LTD Home of the World's Finest Cameras Port Arthur _Fort William Don t miss our DUTCH AUCTION SALE! It's going on now and will continue until Friday April 21 and here's how it works: * Prices reduced by 10% each day * First bid at today's price takes the sale item. * All merchandise is in good operating condition * Our usual demonstration, instruction and service with each sale. Fashion Looking ahead to garden, terrace or patio evenings is this pretty costume that comes in a variety of gay colors. The bodice is actually part of a little sheath in brilliant butterfly printed cotton. This version has a background of shocking pink. Over the sheath is an ankle-length skirt with a string tie at the waist and low-placed pockets. The skirts is of yellow denim. LIBERALS AIMING AT YOUNG PEOPLE The formation of a Nipigon and District Liberal association came a step nearer to realization Sunday afternoon when a meeting of interested persons was held at the Normandie Hotel. Port Arthur Liberal Riding association president Bart Trembley, Mrs. Tremblay and Mr. and and Mrs. Wilf Fealteau, of Port Arthur were in attendance at the meeting chaired by local association president E.C. Everett. It was unanimously agreed that all efforts should be turned towards the formation of a district association including Red Rock, Cameron Falls, Dorion, Hurkett etc. It was also suggested that efforts should be made to increase the number of younger members in the association. A barbecue social has been planned for early June at the camp of Pete Prete. All interested persons are invited to contact members of the association as to time and date. Jean Key Weds Robert Fawcett Wedding vows were pledged between Jean Key and Robert Fawcett Saturday afternoon in the Salvation Army Citadel, Port Arthur. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Grant and the groom is the son of Mr. Robert Fawcett and the late Mrs. Fawcett of Hurkett. Given in marriage by the groom's uncle Fred Kay of Hurkett, the bride was wearing a waltz length gown of blue brocaded nylon net. The fitted bodice featured a bolero of brocaded blue nylon net with a stand up collar and long lily point sleeves. The bouffant skirt had alternating tiers of brocaded net with a scalloped hem-line, over crinolines of nylon net and blue taffeta. She wore white pumps. A tiara of seed pearls held her chapel length veil. She carried a a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. Ethel Lepenski, sister of the groom, attended as hiatron of honor. Mrs. Agnes Schaaf was bridesmaid. Mrs. Lepenski wore a pink waltz length gown of nylon net The strapless bodice featured a lace bolero with stand-up collar with short sleeves. The full skirt of nylon lace and nylon net was worn over layers of net and taffeta. She wore a sequin bandeau with white gloves and shoes and carried a cascade of baby mums. Mrs. Schaaf wore a yellow waltz length gown of nylon net. The strapless bodice also featured a lace bolero with stand-up collar with short sleeves. The full skirt of nylon ‘lace and net was worn over crinolines and taffeta. She wore a white feather bandeau, white gloves and shoes and carried a cascade of baby mums. Bestman was Peter Lepenski and Clarence Schaaf ushered. A wedding reception was held in the Hurkett Hall Congratulations . . . PINE CREST MOTEL Masonry and brickwork by BEN MASCAR1N GENERAL CONTRACTOR 718 Simpson St. Ft. William on the opening of THE PINE CREST MOTEL a fine new addition to The North Shore Esso Service IMPERIAL OIL LTD on Hwy 17 at Nipigon Welcome. . . Pine Crest Motel to our family of fine services for the traveller North Shore Esso RESTAURANT FINE FOODS IN A LOVELY SETTING