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3 At the regular mo rning service at Grand River Church last Sunday, Rev. Kenneth Welch welcomed Mrs. Lillian Stephens, Agincourt, Ont, as the special speaker. Also welc--omed were the members of the musically talented Jonathan family of Ohsweken 9 Accompanied on the piano by Miss Debll ie Jonathan, the· misses Janet, Judy 1 Jean and Joyce sang in haririoiriy, "Inside the Gate" "In the Upper Room,;, 0 Heaven Oame Ilown 7 " and "Houses and Lands." The girls were capablJr assisted by Hrs. Lawrence Jonathan. Rev. '.,1elch thanked ·:them and made special mention of their fine contribution of song to the service. Ohsweken Baptist Church At a musical service of the Ohsweken Baptist Church on Sunday evening, Misses Barbara and Eleanor Davis of First Baptist Church, Brantford, sang a number of duos to guitar ac.companimen t. The Jonathan family offered numbers in harmonious song to piano accompaniment by Miss Debbie Jonathan. An interesting address followed by Rev. J. l,J. Files, pastor of Burtch Industrial Farm and former minister among the Indians at Kenora. Mr. Files illustrated his address on"the Kenora Indians" with coloured slides . Some slides showed evidence of poor housing and poverty, others showed advanceme~1t. There was also a question and answer period and some pf the congregation asked some very pointed questions regarding their brethren of the north. The service closed with a benediction. pronounced by Reva T. Morikawa. Si:x: Nations Drama Club The new Dra'.Yla Club will be presenting their first evening of fun and entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights of Fe. 21 & 22, at the gym, New Central School, Ohsweken. The club will present two one- act plays "Beany' s Private Eye" and i:The Flattering T.-Jord. 11 I'hey 1 ll be happy to see you there and we're anticipating these evenings of entertainment. r::::·J:-_3re will ·be intermission ancl f ee refreshments. All for only - Adults $1.00 and Stu~· dents 75rt. Ice Follies If you haven't seen the Ice Follies, you haven't lived. The show rated the most beautiful in the world is a marvel of poise, charm, balance, rhythm and graceful gliding al: set to specially orchestrated music. The entire program was three hours long with ne' Br a dull moment. Variety·proceeded from the sublime to the comic. Donald Jackson of Oshawa, world amateur and professional champion, was easily the st3,r performer, the epitome of grace ful skating, spectacular jumps, spins and fancy foot- work and kept the audience spell bound" He is truly the "King of Blades.n Handsome Richard Dwyer rates a close second and cuts a dashing figure in top hat and tails escort- ing beautiful lady skaters. Brilliant and colorful costumes added to this spectacular show. Costumes ranged from floor-length and longer to hip-l ength and shorter. · Busloads came from far and near. It was amazing the number of children attending, all ages and sizes from toddlers to H,3 7 students in groups and singly escorted. It's truly an educational show i n phys ical performance. Ice Capades are coming to Kitchener at the end of the month and perhaps we can put a bug in the ecr of the Recreation Commission to allow a busload or two of Indian school children to attend the Ice Capades at Kitchener. Figure skating is now a full-time, well- paid and healthy occupation with plenty of travel. Seeing the show may spark an ambition in a youngster to at least try. If Capades is half as good as the Follies it will be wel l worth seeing. Ed. Six Nat ions Personals Dr. Hm. Fenton, Anthropologist of Albany 1 N.Y. visited the Reserve last week and returned to his home in the U.S. last Fri·ay. Dr. Fenton has spent many years in research on the Reserve and is now semi-retired. He will still be engaged in his anthropological work cin the Reserve off and on for the next six months. Mrs. s. A. Anderson left for Il.ochester last Thursday for a visit with relatives and frieAds. Hr. & Ifrs . Elmore fh ller and family, Highland Park, fhch. were visitors on the Reserve over the weekend. Master Billy Vyse, R.R. 6 1-Iagersville, attended the I ce Follies in Toronto on Saturday evening. Dr o & Mrs. T. J. Jamieson 1 Lincoln Park, Mich. made a flying trip to the Reserve on Saturday. the Lady \-Jillingdon Nursing Home, Ohsweken. and Mr. & Mrs. L. Roy Hill, Allen Park,Mich. They called on Mrs. Merle Hill Brant at