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TERRACE BAY NEWS - T "he arrival of Santa sandwiches and > served to the children. { Martin gives a long look at Santa ls twin sister Jennifer appears more "ed in a gift at the Legion's Christ- ) EY. ; ! ft) and Kerri McColeman delighted to Lith Santa. fo 3 IONAL SPACE REQUIRED AT LIBRARY 700 books are now in the shelves of 2iber Public Library, selected from Library, by Mrs. Dodie Kirkpatrick, srarian, and Mrs. Esther Walker, member bard of Trustees, in a regular exchange rustees held their regular meeting on I6th, approving the payment of accoun- ling $558.00 and noting a $I570 exemp- heir assessment. wn council, in agreement with the lib- ncern over additional space required the public, are presently concerned ng the former doctor's office premises Kd brary, and the Board decided to order JANUARY 8, I975 i | additional shelving, to better display their & books in the additional space. 4 Mrs. Walker reported on the Regional Con- ference held in October, updating the Board of the newest services available and on future] plans of the Northwest Library System. ; With the additional space avilable the trustees are happily planning a more systema- tic display of the many subjects they offer. | Particularly gratifying is the across-the- country, book-lending now available, and the new patrons of the library, now loyal mem- § bers of public libraries because of this ad- vantage. Obviously, Schreiber Public Library, is looking forward to I975 - with expanded quar- ° ters, to serve their public and, finally, able to display their excellent collection. 3 NOTICE 7975 DOG TAGS are now available at the Municipal Office. W. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer. W.I. HOLD MEETING AT BIRCHWOOD TERRACE The Schreiber Women's Institute held their regular December meeting in Birchwood Terrace Home, with Mrs. Anne Todesco presiding and ; several of those in the Home welcomed as guests Mrs. Wesley Clemens presented a corsage to Mrs. Jessie Macadam, resident in the Home, and Life Member of the local Institute. Members answered roll call by presenting cards and gifts for the residents. Motto for the meeting 'Christmas is not onl for children' 3 It was decided to defer the money draw un- til the February meeting. Mrs. Joe Campbell reported sending a rose bowl to Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor while she was in McCausland Hospital. The Nipigon Institute sent their regrets in being unable to attend, saying they could not attend afternoon meetings. Informative literature from the Consumer and Corporate Affairs Dept. was studied, it dealing with Christmas shopping for food, children's toys and winter clothing. V. Mazzone, of the McCausland Hospital a Board was the guest speaker, giving details of*™ plans for the new building and the need for contributions to the building fund, by, both organizations and individuals. continued page 28 .,..+ seen