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Six Nations Zvents (cont'd) The Fair Board held a Pot Luck Supper at the Dining Hall, Ohsweken, last Saturday evening. J\x. George Garlow, President, was the chairman f or -the program and introduced the guest speaker, hr. E. H. Buck, SeG,~IDc3.n!3,ger r?f t_he Paris Fair. Lr. Elliott Loses thanked the speaker on behalf of the Fair Board. l-~r. & 1-irs. Russell Garlow were presented with ru1 Agricultural Service Diploma in recognition of their un- tiring efforts for the Agricultural Society. Chief Richard Isaacs added congrat~lations. Easter Sunrise Service A large gathering attended the annual :Saster Sunrise 3ervice at Grand River United Church. The POrter 0uartet rendered two impressive numbers in Li:ohawk. Nr. & Hrs . Fred Hill, Ohsweken, with guitar accompru1iment, rendered sacred duetts. The sacrament of Holy Baptism was included in the service and Eiss Barbara i_artin and Mrs. Eldon Hill joined the Church Fellowship. Follo,ring the service , all enjoyed an old-fashioned farmer's breakfast served by the U.,C.W. ladies in the basement of the church. · The Q-rand :River Choir took part in the East er Service at Delaware Church at 10:00 A.ls.1 , The ~egular Easter Service at Grand River was held at 11:30 A.ii. many visitors attend- ed from afar. The choir rendered the anthem BAwake, Thou That Sleepest. 11 A'trio con1posed of Lrs. Norma Davis, ·hiss i'1uriel Lickers and Liss Dorothy Ivlartin gave a beautiful rrndition of "Take Up Thy Cross." Following the service , the Sunday school children participated in an exciting Easter egg hunt on the church lawn. A wonderful Easter morning! . . Revival }foeting The Supday evening Revival Eeeting at .the new Six Nations Pentecostal Church was largely attended. Rev . . Daniel Butler opened the meeting. _ _ r-ir. Joseph Gilbert, Walpole Island evangelist, delivered the exhortation. Er. Lennox Taylor, i -alpole, led the singing. The Earl Sault trio contributed vocal numbers. The six-member string orchestra, l ed by hr. Jesse Porter, played the hymn accompaniment with Ivirs. liax General at the piano. The Indian singers gave two numbers in harmony. The Ohsweken girls 1. quintet also sang a number in harmony. The beauty of the Pentecostal service is that all are involved. Even the tiny tots were able to clap in rhythmtothe hymns and choruses. · All with musical ability bring.:.their instruments to add to the congregational sing.:. ing. A very joyful meeting. h eetings will continue until April 20th. Sports 'l'he Six Nations School: Boy Novice Hockey Team_ cleaned up and won the Ontario Rural Hockey Championship at the recent tournament in Galt. Congratulations to the team and coaches. The Pee- wees were tied with Schomberg for the Ontario Pee..:.wee Championship 2-2. The final game was played at the North Park Collegiate Arena ·on· Thursday, April 11th. Th·e score was 4-2 in favour of Schomberg. That's o.k. with us, Pee-wees, remember what Tom Longboat said to Alf Shrub when Tom lost the race 11 You beat me this time, next time I beat you. 11 Six Nations -Personals . Ronald Curley, son of Hr. & Nrs. Clifford Curley, 1-Iedina;- Arthur Smith, son of Er. & }1rs. M:orris Smith, n iver Rd.; and Elwood Froman, son of Er. & Mrs. Earl Froman, R. R. 1 Ohsweken, have all been accepted as recruits in the American Earine Corps and on May 1st leave for destination unkowri. Good luck fellas, and don•t forget to write! Home folks, be sure to forward to them your weekly copy of the 11Six Nations and ,N ew Credit Reporter, 11 to prevent a nostalgia, and to allow them to keep in touch with home affairs. All that is required is a center staple and a 3~cent stamp. Hr. J\ndrew Hartin returned home, to lL R. 2 Oh sweken, after spending the winter months in Florida. Hrs . Emily Rabi toy (n2e Entl.ly 1viart:in) of Hamilton spent the Easter w~ek-end with her niece hrs. hitchell Greer)., River Rd. (old ferry). Mrs. Nathan Jviontour, Delaware, was the guest of. honour at a family birthday party on Saturday evening. Ivir. & Mrs. J. C. Hill spent the East er Vacation in New York City. (cont'd)