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. THE NEWS SKATING SHOW (Continued ....) Janet Lengyel, Anne Bailey and Mary Bourke. Shell Winters soloed in The Matador and the Go-Go-Girls 66 was given by Shelly Souliere, Anne Bailey, Debby Lidkea with Judy Richardson as solist. W.1. BACKS RE-UNION CENTENNIAL PROJECT Schreiber Women's Institute answered roll call at their March meeting with tea bags for the social convenor and personally designed St. Patrick novel- ties, both attractive and ingenious. Motto for the meeting was "After a good dinner one can forgive anyone--even one's relations." Mrs.Harvey Stevenson and Mrs.Keith Nesbitt were welcomed as guests by vice-president Mrs.J.C. Campbell who chaired the meeting. Mrs. Tommy Whitton reported on the meeting for Schreiber centennial celebration and it was moved to adopt th e Old Home Re-Union project. Mrs. Nelson Smith gave a paper on recent local events and Mrs.Alvin Slater presented annual reports to be studied by the various standing convenors. Mrs. Wesley Clemen's paper on Education and Citizen- ship contained the following points:- that education is recognized as the key to a fuller life; in under- developed countries a continuous war is being waged against illiteracy; even in Canada a problem exists in providing educational opportunities for all persons at all levels. In part the latter is being solved by increased enrolment in high schools and universities--adult education programs, refresher courses and language classes for immigrants. About 95% of Canadian children attend schools built and operated by Government. These children pay no fees--the cost of their education being borne by local taxes and by provincial grants. The remaining 5% attend private schools where fees are paid or Indian and Eskimo Schools and the schools overseas attended by children of Canadian Servicemen.. At- tendance at all levels of education has expanded tremendously. In Lakehead University alone it is expe oted that enrolment will triple to 2,000 by 1970. There was some discussion on selling Almey crab- apple trees, the Centennial tree, but no decision was made. Mrs.Whitton displayed an ancient Irish coin and mug, family heirlooms, and two small shoes, which were later used as the tea table centrepiece. Mrs. Ken Williamson managed a penny auction at the close of the meeting. April roll call is to be answered with cards for the Sick convenor's use. Miss Marilyn Pearson of Winnipeg is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Pearson. Mrs .Steve Petrushack will spent the next two weeks in Fort William taking medical treatment. She will stay with her daughters, Mrs.Peter Hay- ward and Mrs.Edward Miller. St.John's Anglican Church Women's Auxiliary held their regular meeting, making plans for a bake sale on March |5 from 2 - 4 p.m. March 1|7, 1966 WINNERS in Kinsmen-Lions Bonspiel . Photo by Inez McCuaig © CATHOLIC GIRLS" CLUB MEETS Father A.Meyrand, P.C., the Missioner who is conducting special services in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church addressed the Catholic Girls' Club at their regular March meeting. Father Meyrand chose Charity as his subject. There were forty-three present with Crystal Kusik presiding. Spiritual Convenor Colleen Cosgrove, commended the members for the good attendance at their corporate Mass. Aileen Ross and Lola Scott volunteered to assist in the Parish Library during Mar ch. An Easter party was planned for Monday, April 11th in the Guild Hall. ART EXHIBIT HERE NEXT SATURDAY Tw enty paintingsby seven well known Canadian Artists living in Southern Ontario will be on dis- play this Saturday, March |9th between the hours of 2 - 6 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 in the evening in the old Schreiber High School across from the Arena. The display is sponsored by the Art Institute of Ontario of which locally known Paul Bennett is a director. Members of the Schreiber Art Club will be pre- sent and will serve coffee. The public are cordially invited to attend. Board Chai rman L.R.«.McCuaig and E.E .Forgues, principal of Schreiber High School, were in Toronto last week interviewing teachers. The Artificial Ice Group of Schreiber wish to ex- tend to the following young ladies their sincere grati tude for their wonderful achievement in their Figure Skating Project. By their hard work and charitable spirit they made a wonderful contribution of $76.15 and on behalf of the group my | extend to you, Shirley Ann Winters and to you Nancy Spillane, our sincere thanks. It was very thoughtful and very generous of you to devote so much of your time and talent to our cause. Every success in future years and hope you have artificial ice for next season. Samuel Patrick Newton - Treasurer.