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BOILER QUOTATIONS RECEIVED BY COUNCIL ouncillor N.J.Jolicoeur reported at the April council meeting on his study of traffic signs within the Town and it was decided to pass a by-law chang- ing some existing stop signs to 'yield' signs to ex- pedite traffic. an early return of the agreement sent to the town re- garding chlorinization plant. Quotations were received from Clow-Darling and Burton Plumbing on installation of new boiler in the 1 Town Hall and other plumbing in connection with | the change. These were left for the property com- mittee's consideration. A by-law was prepared requesting appointment of a district assessor . The clerk and one councillor were appointed to | attend the Thunder Bay Municipal League conven- tion. Education, highways, regional, government Clerk Skinner was authorized to sell debentures. | A study of caretaker duties was made and schedule prepared. Council agreed to pay fifty percent of total cost for the Employees' Benefit Plan and the clerk was asked to ascertain the exact steps to set up plan. Leonard Pope was granted permission to place trailer on Drummond Street but it was agreed that a halt must be called on allowing trailers within the town. Water works accounts of $609.43 and general accounts of $5,603.31 were passed for payment. The police account was given to the Commission for con- sideration. A letter of thanks was sent to Hon.G .Wardrope for his effort on behalf of the town in trying to get liquor outlet but the liquor commission maintains the outlet at Terrace Bay sufficient for both towns. Council disagrees with this. A check will be made of several persons doing business within Schreiber without having business licenses. A rebate was made to Chicoine Motel for winter water rates. Councillor McGrath remained opposed, maintaining that these rebates were contradictory to the decision made earlier by water commission. Another rebate was made to R.B.Smith for water rates paid in full for the year, shortly after which Mr .Smith moved to New Brunswick. Council urgently requests parents to keep strict watch over young children playing or wandering in the vicinity of the creek, now in Spring flood, or other points where water collects. April 29, 1965 Councillor McGrath said the CPR would appreciate and district home for the aged will be on the agenda. PIANO PUPILS PRESENT RECITAL Mrs.Jack Smitheman presented her piano pupils in the following Spring Recital: Cathy McGrath and Billie Weaver (duet) the Jolly Darkies - Judity Lengyell - Skating and Coming Round the Mountain - Leslie Thompson - Bluebells of Scotland and Coming Round the Mountain - Mary-Jo Ryan, Swans on the Lake and Come all Ye Faithful - Dianne Fasan - Fairies Harp, Janet Lengyell, The Fifes and Old Folks at Home - Sharon Fasan, Story - Clyde Gordon, Woodpeck- ers and Falling Leaves - Dianne Fasan and Clyde Gordon (duet), Bicycle Built for Two - Billie Weaver, Study and Banjo Twang - Roberta Melani, Chinese Doll and Beautiful Dreamer - Gregory Morrill, Alegretto and Blue Danube - Wendy Weaver and Mrs.Smitheman (duet) In the Arena - Richard Lohr, Hungarian Dance and On The Meado Jane Singleton, Enchanted Fountain and Intrata - Alice Jean McKechnie, Study and Spinning Song - Nola Fummerton, Toccato - Lynn Simmer, Sona- tina - Cathy McGrath, Rondo and Old Black Joe - Melanie Ross, Sonatina and Tulips - Thomas Knight, Bells of St.Mary - Wendy Weaver, Allegro and Princess Royal - Karen Moore, Prelude - Patsy Dimmery, Etude - Tom Knight, Bumble Boogie - Patricia Simmer, Tocatto - David Winters and Tom Knight (duet), The Race Course - Susan Kragero, Sonatina - Edith Clemens, Gigue - Katherine Phillips, Paderewski's Minuet - Daryl Lynn Weaver, Flower Song - David Winters, Etude Jill Crandl emire, Sonata - Jack Gordon and Mrs. Smitheman (duet), Il Trovatore. Daryl Lynn Weaver read the names of pupils who had successfully written various examinations set by the Western Conservatory, during the winter and, on behalf of Mrs.Smitheman, presented gifts to them. A money tree, profusely leaved, and an Easter Lily, were presented to Mrs.Smitheman by Patricia Simmer and Mary Jo Ryan on behalf of the pupils. SCHREIBER GIRLS WIN TROPHY IN SUDBURY St. John's Anglican Church is proud of the Girls Auxiliary members who attended the G.A.Festival in Sudbury during Easter week and brought home, for the first time, the Archbishop's Trophy. There were 170 girls from various auxiliaries in the Algoma Deanery so it was a well-earned win. The Schreiber members attending the fesitval won the First ribbon and small cup in the drama event - a second ribbon in choral speaking and a First ribbo for crafts and a third ribbon each (continued ....)