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Township of Schreiber CLEAN-UP PERIOD - MAY ITH - 16TH/64 The Municipal Council respectfully request your co- operation in making a general clean-up of all your premises and the removal of all waste material dur- ing the period of May 11th to May 16th., 1964 in an effort to make our town not only presentable to visitors but a credit to the community in general . Your help in this connection will be greatly appre- ciated. By Order, The Municipal Council. DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS PLAYS The High School Drama Club presented two plays on Saturday night - "Jerry Breaks a Date" by Willia D. Fisher and "It's Cold in Them Thar Hills" by Le- Roma Greth. The cast in the first was Jack Gordon, Deborah Stewart, Fred McColeman, Diane Rummery, Cheryl Everitt and Lawrence Guillet. Cast in the second play was Brian Duncan, Laura Morris, Mona D'Amours, Ana Spadoni, Muriel Nesbitt, Muriel Holmes, Mary-Ellen Gerow, Sandra Clemens, Jody Davis, Boyd Drake, Lorraine Bedard and Sean Para- dis. The plays were directed by Miss Pat Quinlan and J. Finnbogason of the staff. Stage hands were Bruce Costall, Len Godin, Bill Scott and John Stortini. Make-up was done by Mrs. Pat Mulligan, Betty Comeau and Mantle Cosgrove. Jim Gellert was chairman and during intermissions, the following numbers were contributed by students- accordion solos, Crystal Kusik; vocal solos, Diane Rummery, accompanied by Jack Gordon and solos in French by Mona D'Amours to record accompaniment. C.W.L. CONVENTION NEXT WEEK The Ft. William Diocesan Council, the Catholic Women's League of Canada, will hold their eleventh annual convention May 11, 12 and 13th, 1964, in Schreiber with members of Holy Angels parish council as hostesses . A busy program has been drawn up for the session which will be attended by the Rev. Directors and members of the thirty four parish councils in the Dio- cese of Ft. William. Theme will be "Revitalization of the Catholic Way of Life". Rev. J. Cano is director of the convention committee and Mrs. W. Cocks general convenor . (Continued) ARTIFICIAL ICE FUND COMMITTEE REPORTS A meeting of the above committee was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday, April 29th. Although this meeting was well advertised by notices sent through the mail to every home in Schreiber, it was very poorly attended. It is very dish eartening for the small group of people who have worked so hard for 1 1/2 years on such a worthy project to see so little interest taken. A discussion was held on the feasibility of instal- ling an ice plant. It was pointed out that there are two other projects that must be attended to before it would be wise to instal the ice plant. The Arena badly needs a new roof and a basement is necessary to insure space for the ice plant. These two projects will entail a large sum of money. We, of the artifi- cial ice committee are looking to the future of the young people of Schreiber so that, in the years to come, they will be able to enjoy the pleasures of the Arena for almost double the time that they can now . We have been led to understand that our Arena is utilized far more than many others in this district for public skating and so we believe it would be for the benefit of our skating folks to have artificial ice. We would gladly welcome any person who would like to join our committee and help us in this project. Great praise is due to a few willing workers who have given so freely of their time and use of cars when needed. At this time we extend a very special vote of thanks to Mr.Keith Scott, O.P.P., manager of the house league hockey club and to Mr. W. Woodrow, manager of the Juvenile club, for their great assistance to our fund by turning over the en- tire gate receipts from the three games. The following is a report on the various activities to raise money since formation of the Artificial Ice Committee:- Sources of Income - House Canvassing $ Special Donations Hockey Pools (2 seasons) Home Bingos Hall Bingos Raffles Bottle Drive Canteen Workers 1,861 .00 950.00 1,800.00 900.00 1,814.85 200.00 Loesee 300.00 8,082.57 Canteen Workers-to be turned in 800.00 GRAND TOTAL for 1 1/2 years $ 8,082.57 As of the first of May, 1964, a total of $7,000.00 has been invested. Respectfully submitted, Samuel Patrick Newton. Treasurer, Artificial lce Fund Committee.