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4 . * MAY 28, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 17 later, and the residents take this opportunity to welcome them to Schreiber. Library Meeting - cont'd from page PGi ke cases and rent of the building was $800.00. The board has no debentures or capital building funds.. There were twelve regular and five special meetings. Total circulation of books for 1969 was 30,613 The library contains 4,602 volumes. Insurance is carried on equipment and: book stock. White cards were available free of charge to all readers. Fines are still 2¢ per day for overdue books. The annual report was placed on file, after being discussed and accepted. A registered letter was received stating all accounts payable to the Co-Operative Book Center of Canada will be handled in future by the Imperial Bank of Commerce. The McNaughton Plan was dis- cussed, but it was decided to purchase from the Tartan Section for the time being. Librarian, Mrs. Hill reported the take out: book circulation. The last three months was February 950, March 1,099 and April 1,167. Interested citizens donated 240 books to the Library in 1969. Minutes of the Lake Superior Board of Education are available to all citizens. A former resident returned three overdue books. Jack Stokes M.P.P. sent three interesting books, Geology and Scenery of North Shore of Lake Superior, Ontario Mine Review and Ontario Govern ment Sources Information. CHURCH MEN HOLD SOCIAL Schreiber United Church Men ; en were Bill D'Arcy, Pont Gor- held a May-time tea in the | don and Jack Handel. church hall May 17 under con- | Jack Philips and Nelson venership of Gary Drake, Smith poured tea. During the Pat Newton was cashier. | evening Cathy Stokes played Waiters were Bill Gerow, | the guitar and sang. George Lengyel, Gordon Lark, There were two door prizes Cyril Pyke, Ed Prinselaar, | which were won by Bill Gerow Henry Miller, and in the kitch- | and Mrs. Shirley Brown. ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS Lionel Hubelit of Wawa spent ited Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Todes- the long weekend with his par- co on Thursday. He was ac- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hube- companied by Rev. Father lit of Rossport. Maurice of Thunder Bay. Peter Legault was home over Mrs. George Goodchild has the holiday weekend with his returned from Terrace Bay parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hospital. Legault. Those attending the Lespin- oe oo agli ski-Kirkpatrick wedding in Ter- 0: ay and Toronto for the holiday weekend. She was Vite Ren 00 Se ee accempanied by one of her and Mrs. Eugene Geraw, pupils, Albert Ray. Misses Lorraine Seppala and Rev. Father Lebel of Cape Joycé Mushqush, Messrs. Ron- Croker and a former Jesuit ald Lanigan and Floyd Harn- Missionary of this district, vis- den. NEW CHILDRENS BOOKS IN LIBRARY - The following is a list of new childrens books available in the Terrace Bay Public Library - 1) Drop by Drop - The Story of Water 2) Science Project Puzzlers 3) The Wizard of Oz 4) Inventors behind the Inventor 5) Historic Models of Early America 6) Boy Scout Stories 7) Underwater Adventure Stories 8) Eleanor Roosevelt 9) Harriet the Spy and the Long Secret (part 2 of Harriet) 10) Godie Howe 11) The Red Pony and the Pearl (J. Steinback) 12) One Hundred and One Dalmations plus 30 paperbacks. Light fiction for Junior readers . JACK FRIESEN HONORED WITH FAREWELL PARTIES Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friesen were given a farewell party in the Legion Hall and Jack McCouan presented them with a gift of money. Dancing was enjoyed and lunch was served. Mr. Friesen, Manager. of the Bank of Montreal, Schreiber, has been transferred to the North Kildonan Branch of the Bank in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blanchette hosted a 'dinner party for the bank staff in their honor and Mr. Friesen was presented with a wallet and Mrs. Friesen a gift. Those present were - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gellert, Miss Anna Figliomeni, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCole- man, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCouan, Pat Conley, Betty Morris was unable to attend due to illness. Mr. Pat Conley is fhe new bank manager of the Schreiber Branch of the Bank of Montreal, coming here from Winnipeg. Mrs. Conley and their child- ren, two sons and a daughter will join Mr. Conley FEMALE HELP WANTED - Mature person required for part time employment in Public Library. Must be interested in books and enjoy meeting the public. Typing would be an asset. Apply: Terrace Bay Library Board or Terrace Bay Library.