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SCHREIBER WEEK'S HOLIDAY I N SCHREIBER Snow trail enthusiasts from Hayward, Wisc. were in Schrei- ber recently on «heir annual visit. Nine couples participated. The week's holiday was spent from early morning until dusk in the bush, riding over old trails and exploring new ones. As in past years, the trip was thoroughly enjoyable. R. A. (Dick) Warder, who spent much of his boyhood in the Schreiber area and his wife, Arlene are organizers of the winter holiday. Mr.and Mrs. Dick Jerder This year, two couples from Schreiber Kool Kats, Norman and Ruth Bottomley and Neil and Ethel Nesbitt planned and piloted-the party on different routes. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Warder, Dwayne and Hel- en Moretak, Church and Kathy Aubart, Bud and June Nelson, Ray and Joanne Fadness, Lloyd and Maude Bender, Bill and Marilyn Lee and Ernie and De- lores Leim Some of froup lined up in front of "etel. ~ photos. Sy trex.) ete? « COUPLE HONOURED PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Mr.and Mrs. W.N. (Bill) Hawke were honoured on several occasions and presented with gifts before leaving for Montreal where he is General Supervis- or of Micro Service. On behalf of his associates in the C.P.R.office Mr.Koehn presented a hand- some card table and chair sef to Bill, also a paint- ing of a local scene. A dinner in the Terrace Bay (Continued on page 14...) NOMINATIONS TO BE HELD BY CWL A letter of appreciation was received from Miss Mary Sereda of Fort William thanking mem- bers of Catholic Women's League, Schreiber for their do- - nation te purchase an electric typewriter. The Catholic Girls' Club re- ported they will sell shamrocks prior to St. Patrick's Day and that plans for a skating party and socia! are being made. Tt was decided ta hold nomina- fions for new officers this month. The Sacred Heart program 'ac- knowledged a donation. Mrs. Ann Banning, spiritual eonvener, reported Women's World Dav of Prayer services held in Catholic Church were well attended and an interesting program offered. Mrs. Irene Borutski reported on local affairs and pointed out Aurel Major and Frank Mac- Donald had been appointed to rink committee by Town Coun- cil. Council has agreed through recreation committee to sponsor girls' ballet classes, she said. | Mrs. Harry Shack described 'her recent trip to Nassau and expressed the appreciation of her son, a missionary, Harold Shack for the assistance given by CWL. Following the meeting con- ducted by Mrs. Kay Stefurak, Allan LeBlanc showed slides of a trip to California which he and other students had made with Jean Paul Tessier of the hign school staff at Christmas. SUMMER COURSE IN LIBRARY WORK H. M. Erme! and Miss Gwe: -Hadley agreed to ecovtinue as chairman an' secretary. - treas- urer, respectively of Schreiber Publie Library Board. They were given a_ sincere vote of appreciation for the hours spent in the library serv- ice in a voluntary capacity. Miss HadJey said that T. Farthing. regional consulf- ant wiil be bringing a selection of new books to Schreiber and Board members agreed to pur-. chase $100 worth if the selec- tion warrants it. The bookmo- bile will be in Schreiber from 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. March '19, A letter from A. G. Pepper, director Northwestern Regional, Library System asked if there was any interest in a non-credit summer course in library work. He also agreed to pay 50 per cent subsidy to libraries willing to employ a partly - qualified library technologist in the sum- mer months Mrs. Andrea Hill was re-ap- pointed librarian and Mrs. Inez McCuaig, public relations offic-| er. All Board members will act, as a book selection committee. | Meeting nights. will be held, the first Saturday of each month, Library hours are Mon- day, Tuesday and Saturday, 2-5 p.m.; Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, closed and Friday, 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Three signing officers, Mr.) Ermel, Miss Hadley and Mrs. M. J. McGrath were appointed. Additional shelves will be or- dered but advice will be asked of regional consultant regarding the merits of the various types, Mrs. Hill reported that users of Interlocking Loan Service have been most appreciative of the service. TN BRD Be ENED I EE ATE NE ORG NED ht TIGA BOLD RN AIEEE RE MARI Hearing.of the wide activity in social work, outside of their own parish, carried on by the local Catholic |Women's League, a Mrs. H. Davis in Detroit became interested and regularly sends a contribution of used stamps. On one occasion, while driving through, she delivered a large box personally to Mrs. Ted Morrow. The Schreiber Kinsmen are holding an Easter Bingo in the town hall om March 31.