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Front - Carol Dimmery, Linda tidkea; Brenda Dim- mery. Back - Susan Harrison, Heather Tremblay, Dorothy Harrison, Christine Bottomley, Jane Bailey, Patsy Dimmery and Shirley Ann Winters. GIRLS PRESENT FESTIVAL TALENT PREVIEW t the morning service in sf.John's Anglican Church the Girls' Auxiliary presented the hymn they will sing as an entry in the G.A.Festival this Spring. Later Rev.R.J.S.Inshaw presented the following awards which were badges for skills ac- quired and work in the Church:- Dorothy Harrison, crafts and cooking - Susan Harrison, churchman- ship, crafts and cooking - Linda Lidkea, crafts and cooking - Heather Tremblay, churchmanship and crafts - Jane Bailey, Brenda and Carol Dimmery, Shirley Ann Winters, Christine Bottomley and Helen Harness, all for churchamship and crafts. The Festival will be held in Sault Ste .Marie this year, usually during Easter Week. SENIOR FIRST AID COURSE SET FOR MAY A senior St.John Ambulance First Aid course will be held in Schreiber the first two weeks in May. The course will consist of four nights with three three-hour lessons and an examination on the last night. Anyone interested who has not already registered please contact before April I5th, either Mrs.D.Rummery at 174 or Mrs.H.Jartus at 141 in order that the necessary supplies can be ordered before the class starts. Portable first aid kits are also available for sale by the instructors. THE SCHREIBER NEWS April, 7, 1966 _ Models for Hat Show - front, Mrs.J.Corbett, Mrs. A.C. Rigelsford and Miss Sandy Dennison. Back - Miss Heather Tremblay, Mrs.Alvin Slater, Mrs. Cyril Sparkes and Mrs.Ken Himes. Photo |.McCuaig BUSY BEES HOLD SUCCESSFUL HAT SHOW Eighty hats were displayed at the annual Hat Show of the Busy Bees, Anglican Church group, held Saturday in the Church Hall. Modelling the hats were Mesdames Cy ril Sparkes, Jack Corbett, Alvin Slater, Ken Himes and A.C. Rigelsford and the Misses Sandy Dennison and Heath er Tremblay. Mrs.Gladys Madigan was commenta- tor, Mrs.K.S.Williamson did the make-up and the smart accessories of scarves, handbags, shoes and jewelry were sold by Mrs.Robert Winters. Tea, small cakes and sandwiches were served during the intermission by Shirley Ann Winters and Jane Bailey, with Mesdames T.Whitton, A. Bull, W .Collinson, Jack Bryson and Don Tremblay as the kitchen committee. ANNUAL REPORT PRESENTED BY LIBRARY BOARD A circulation of 13,923 was shown in the annual report of Schreiber Public Library, presented at the regular meeting on April 2. This figure includes fiction and reference books, films and the units used by the highschool library. The Library, established in 1891, now has 500 registered borrowers and some 4,000 books. It is open fifteen hours a week and the borrowing count runs from 1,200 some months down to 500 during the holiday seasons. Nine regular meetings are held each year. During the past year the insurance was increased continue