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JANUARY 25, 1978 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 SCHREIBER ART CLUB NEWS » On Sunday, January 8th, the Schreiber Art Club held its regular monthly meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the Lake Superior Public School Art Room. The minutes of the previous meetins were approved, moved by Alice Sparkes, seconded by Joy Riley. The Treasurer's Re- port was accepted as reported by President Colleen Glad. Correspondence was then read to the mem- bers present. Elaine Semple had sent a - Christmas Card to the Club. A thank 'you note was read from Iris Lidkea for her gift of a Christmas decoration sent to her in apprecia i =tion of her contribu- tion to the club. Norm Norris, Recreation Co- ordinator for the Schreiber Parks & Rec- reation had written ad- vising that Wintario Grants were available for up to 50% of the cost of portable art .equipment with a life span of one year. He also suggested that other Craft clubs be ® approached so that a joint submission could "be made should it be { desirable. Another let~ er from Mr. Norris p advised of the registra i=tion forms for the "January Art Course 'being "available at the Recrea #~tion Office in Schrei- fber. A letter from 'John Hatton outlined 'Procedures for expenses "that may be incurred by. Mr. Campbell, Instruc- stor for the January ~ course. To pg. 16... \ dea to start workii ati for student employment. ) . consecutive weeks next summer. And, Young Canada Works. your project can operate for up to Right now, your community group or organization has the opportunity to create student jobs in your area. How? Through a Young Canada Works project. 18 weeks between May and September. Here's how to get things underway. Agree onan idea you can all support. Think it through, carefully. Then go If your group can think of a good idea that benefits the community toyour local Canada Manpower/Canada @ € wo Fo = Swe ee s SWE { =F H] BES 335S c 2. LOR D0 3 OBS es oO ac unc d do > = SS SsEWMEE 3 = xis 2 Ol OX . Lo SUE Be 5 Br oad. =" cD 5c nx ve . v2 oS dQ EOTOLODE DEO TO od EO=FC=n 8 1 ==) S582 22 oc So gS cy ESRSS=6§39 + UoSESSED mm : 3 wSsy® °F a> 9 & = ES Sie 5) > 2 Bio >E - Tn Song I Eq bp Rg A 2 Sg TRE FEL EE ESCQESE 3.8% 8 3 and creates student employment in your area, then Young Canada Works may be able to provide the nec- jobs for six Bud Cullen, Minister Bud Cullen, Ministre 2