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CENTRAL TRAFFIC CONTROL AT SCHREIBER Central Traffic Control was put into full operation recently over the Schreiber division which stretches from Cartier to Current River. Shown here as the cut-in was being completed are, from left at back, Stan Jenius. signal department, Toronto, W. E. Collinson, as-sistant signal supervisor. Front, R. T. Campbell, chief dispatcher, John Ribout, dispatcher. --Photo By Maybelle Furlonger REMEMBER THE PICTURE? The scene is Schreiber, the year . . . sometime in the 1920s . . . the cold 1920s! Pictured in front of what is now the Schreiber Hotel is the town water supplier, a sturdy horse, its driver and one large water tank. Old time residents of the area will remember the years when the water supply was de-livered in this fashion. The picture is from the collection of E. C. Everett's pictorial history of the North Shore. PEARSON PAPERS DONATED Maryon Pearson, widow of the former prime minister, presented the Lester B. Pearson papers Friday to the National Archives in Ottawa. Mrs. Pearson said she hopes thev will be useful to future historians. District History Recorded For TV By Young People SCHREIBER (Special) -- A documentary on their home town and the neighboring communities of Rossport, Terrace Bay and Jackfish has been completed by six young Schreiber residents and is presently being shown over television channel 13. The group researched documents, both in history and geography, photographed old pictures and interviewed older citizens concerning the past and present as to employment, recreation, general development and reaction to national crises. The young researchers, Allan Turner, Kevin and Lola Scott, Darlene Fummerton, Brenda Cebrario and Linda Huard, said what pleased them most about their 10 - week project was their own increasing interest and pride in their area. THESE SIX young people have completed a film documentary on Schreiber, Rossport, Terrace Bay and Jackfish. From left, front row, Allan Turner, Lola Scott, Kevin Scott. Back row, Linda Huard, Darlene Fummerton and Brenda Cebrario.