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Thursday, January 19, 1961 NORSHORE SENTINEL 3 The newly elected executive of the Nipigon Chamber of Commerce, from left to right treasurer, Frank Zayette, vice pres., Bruce Ward, president, Donald Cochrane. THEATRE REVIEW The story of circus life and a wondrous story of a small boy and his love for a giant dogâ€"a double bill suited for the family....is the order for the weekend at the Plaza. "The Flying Fontaines" gives a fresh look at the people who live under the Big Top. The excitement and wonder of circus time are captured by stars . Michael Callan, Evy Norlund, Joan Evans and Rian Garrick who play circus aerialists who become involved in a maze of romantic complications, feuds and problems which set off a chain reaction of bitterness and near tragedy! "Big Jeeter’’ hasn’t had the big play that some of the other films have but it is the sort of picture that appeals to everybody____real family entertainment. It is a heartwarming story of a tiny boy played by Sylvan Orlando and a giant dog, Big Jeeter. For those who like more lively action, "Platinum High School" fills the bill Thursday and Friday night. The dangerous practice of 'hazing’ in American schools focused on the public eye by deaths in college fraternities forms the pivotal point in "Platinum High Schoolman 'exclusive' school situated on a remote island for delinquent sons of the rich. The picture stars Mickey Rooney as a man who tries to solve the brutal murder of his son. Terry Moore, Dan Duryea and introducing popular singer Conway Twitty are also starred. A suspense thriller, "The Trap" playing Tuesday and Wednesday tells of how the top crime chief of the country uses murder, violence and fear as his weapons in his efforts to flee to Mexico from a small town in Southern California. Richard Widmark plays the attorney for the crime syndicate headed by Lee J. Cobb. Earl Holliman is a standout as Widmark’s deputy brother who is a law enforcement officer of the town, complicating things still further is the girl he loves, Tina Louise, his brother’s wife. With this talented foursome it makes a red letter picture on your movie calendar. SCHREIBER SCRIBBLES by Norah McGuire Mr. T. Meagher, local High School teacher, was married Dec. 28 to Miss Marina Van Dyke, in St. John’s Chapel, St. Michael’s Cathedral, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Meagher are residing on Mary St. and Mrs. Meagher began teaching in Holy Angles Separate school, Jan. 3. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Meagher taught in Toronto. Mr. Peter Isaac, another local High School teacher was married Dec. 28, to Mary Hawly, in Buffalo, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac are now residing on Ontario St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell were called to London, Ont., due to the death of Mrs. Campbell’s father - Mr. G. Taylor, ftdiile there, they will visit their daughter Mrs. H. Prebushewski. Women’s Institute, Schreiber, held their regular monthly meeting Jan 10, in the Town Hall with President Mrs. K. Whetton presiding. Minutes were read by Mrs. N. Thrower and treasurer’s report given by Mrs. 8. Mac Adam. A very interesting talk on 'Agriculture and Canadian Industries’ was given by Mrs. B. MacAdam. The Catholic Girls Club of Schreiber, held their regular meeting in the Guild Hall on Jan. 8 with 25 members present along with their leader Mrs. Bart Kusik and Father Cano. The president, Marilyn Pearson presided, minutes were read by Carol Holmes and the treasurer’s report was given by Doris McParland. A skating party for the members will be held on Jan. 21 with supper in the Guild Hall The meeting was closed with prayers. The Children’s Aid Society held their regular meeting in the Town Hall on Jan. 9 with president Mrs. Bill Furlonger presiding. The minutes were read by Mrs. Beth MacAdam. A cheque was received from the Women of the Moose, Terrace Bay. Miss Muriel Aches on reported on the toys and clothing sent at Christmas to families at Mobert and Heron Bay. She also reported on the hampers distributed locally. The annual dinner meeting of the Children’s Aid Society, Port Arthur will beheld in Trinity United church hall on February 22. A cheque was sent to the Port Arthur Children’s Aid Society from the Schreiber branch. The annual meeting of the branch will be held on Jan. 30 at 3 p.m. in the Town Hall with the election of officers to take place. All members are requested to. bring their husband, wife or friend. The meeting closed with prayers. Ruby Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting on Jan. 11 in the Town Hall with Noble Grand, Mrs. Althea (Morris and Vice Grand, Mrs. Florence Whent presiding. Mrs. Oral Wright was welcomed as an associate member. The officers gave their reports and minutes were read by Mrs. Anna Laine. After the February meeting a card party will be held and members are urged to bring a friend. 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