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Page 12 SCHREIBER NEWS The new library board, appointed by municipal council, was announced at the regular meeting of the board on March 4: H.M.Ermel, Miss Gwen Hadley, Mrs. W.W.Wilkes, Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire, and Mrs. Lester McCuaig. The board will appoint a subsidiary committee as advisory members. Following a vote of appreciation for their years' service in offices of chairman and secretary treasurer Mr.Ermel and Miss Hadley were elected again to fill this position. A new Centennial banner was accepted to be placed in the library. Miss Hadley reported 135 books (new) have been moving rapidly. Mrs. A.Hill was appointed librarian at the same salary as last year. The former bulletin board was donated to the Girl Guides. One thousand book pockets were ordered with library rules imprinted on them. Envelopes to set up a vertical filing system were also ordered. An index table was selected and chairs to be used with it and TERRACE _BAY_NEWS March 9, 1967 The index table will be of advantage to students dging research. The first Saturday of the month was set as regular meeting day. An interesting letter with a compliment to the libr- ary on its selection of books, was received froma man in Chibougami, Quebec. J.T.Flanagan stated he had, while mining in the area thirteen years ago, become a member of the library and particularly en- joyed the non-fiction collection and he would apprec iate knowing the author of a book from Russia which he had read. Membership in the Canadian Centennial Library was taken. David Nesbitt has entered Winnipeg General Hosp- ital for surgery . W.T.(Nim) Wallace returned home following a long stay in Port Arthur General Hospital . The Centennial Committee will hold a regular meet- ing March |2 at,8 g:m- in the high school. Interested cifizens are invite hi BY NANCY NEWSER : FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. Leather leads a glamorous the dart by holding as you would night-life this Winter. No longer ACROSS 6-Prickly E) plant GIEI2) 1-Pronoun 7-Fisn eggs 4-College 8-Possessive degree pronoun (abbr.) 9-Conjunction 6-Body of 10-Pieces of soldiers dinnerware 11-Shakes- 12-A& state pearian (abbr.) character 14-Bread 13-Every 60 ingredient minutes 17-Falsehoods 15-Man's 20-Spoken nickname 23-Teutonic 16-Studio deity 18-Diphthong 24-Near 19-Preposition 25-Unclosed SOLUTION eee bull 27-Musical 2 € i . ; 24-Danish 30-Stalk ai eee rf nahn : - 44.Sergeant. 57-Lamprey island 32-Sound a horn majo 58-Symbol for 26-Man's name 35-Spire (abbey mo 28-Things, in 37-Painful 46- Baronet 60-Poem law 38-Pardon (abbr.) 62-A state 29-Snares 39-Old name for 49. Faces of (abbr.) ee flat Spain clocks 64-Earth oar ' ' 43: Saint 41.Withered 51- Gaelic goddess (abbr.) 34-Allows 36-God of love 38-A state (abbr.) 40-Seines 42-Bodies of water 45- Decline 47-Reward 49-British streetcar 50-Apportion 52-Goddess of discord 54-Teutonic deity 55-Prefix: not 56-Amends 59-Proceed 61-False show 63-Yearned 65-Girl's name 66-Compass point - 67-Before DOWN 1-The urial 2-Noose 3-Printer's measure 4.Greek letter 5 WW elk restricted to the casual, suedes and leathers burst: forth with beautiful surprises: Birthday- pink suede curved into a skimmy shape. all bedazzled at neck and hem with silvery sequin frosting: Buttery-soft) lavender suede in a romantic sweep of evening skirt. its) glamorous partner - a man-tatlored shirt of delphinium satin: Silvery kid. as supple as silk. shaped to a sliver. Anything wool, cotton or silk can do. leather is doing . NOW! The clever seam- stress can buy "skins" and sew her own leather fashions. Co-ordinates are in; Separates are out. So, increase your wardrobe in pairs that do won- derful things for each other. Sewing slacks? Buy fabric for a team-mate jacket, at the same time. A new skirt on your shopping list? Choose a_co- ordinate sweater in the same store. Saves time and mistakes! To press darts smoothly. first press the fold to the tip of for stitching. Open up the fabric and pull slightly as you press the dart in the correct direction. Horizontal darts are usually pressed towards the waistline and vertical darts are pressed towards the centre front or back. Total cost of accessories should equal the cost of your ensemble. Cheaper accessories will detract. So, if your suit cost $50., the total cost of shoes, handbag. hat and gloves to co- ordinate should be about $50. rhis is a good reminder when you choose between a suit that coordinates with present acces- sories and one that requires new ones. Just for fun are the mad mod fakes. They're cuddly as a lamb, yet wilder than any tiger, in outrageous shades __ including marigold, cerise, apple and scarlet. Buy by-the-yard to col- lar a coat or line it completely, to helmet your head in, to pop over slacks aprés-ski, or to wrap into a cuddly robe.