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March 1ith-12th-13th NOT AS A STRANGER starring Robert Mitchum and Olivia DeHavilland. March 1Ath-15th CELL 2455 - DEATH ROW (adult) starring William Campbell, Robert Campbell, Marian Carr and Kathryn Grant. 0-0-0 FIGURE SKATING NEWS All skaters are asked to be at the arena with skates on at 3:00 pem, Saturday afternoon as there will be a rehearsal of "the entire show, Skaters in the Flower Ballet, Wooden Soldiers, Irish, Hat Box and Cops and Nurse- maids are asked to please bring their costumes to the basement of the Post Office this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. To wind-up the skating season we are planning Club Competitions for the follow- ing groups on March 27th and 29th, 8 years and under 10 years and under Forward outside edges Forward inzice edges Forward inside edges Backward' outside edges Solo-l1 minute to music Solo~-l minute to music 12 years and under 12 years and over Forward outside eight Forward outside eight Forward inside eight Forward inside eight Solo~1-1/2 minutes. Waltz Three Solo-1-1/2 minutes, Junior Pairs 12 and under Sr. Pairs 12.& over 1-1/2 minutes to music 2 minutes to music Any skater wishing to enter these compet~ itions please hand your name in to Mrs, Wood, 0-0-0 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES The next general meeting of the Soc iety will be held on March 23rd at 8:00 p.m. in the large meeting room at the Rec, Centre, Membership fee is $1.00 per year. Join now by contacting Mrs, M, Husband, Membership Convenor, to receive your valuable premium, (Cont. on next col,) Page 3 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES (Cont, } To be eligible for the. premium, membership -- fees must be paid before March-3l1st, One of the strangest phenomena of our modern age is the sudden and in- explicable upsurge in hobby gardening, Whether it is the result of the "new leisure" and the spread of the five- _ day week, or whether it is due' to some completely unknown cause, there are more people dabbling in the earth today than ever before. One odd thing about this wave of gardening enthusiasm is that it is by no. means confined to areas where gardening is natural' and easy. Communities in Northern Manitoba and Western' Ontario - towns built on rock and muskeg, where every pailful of soil has to be wheeled in - are succumbing to the lure of the garden, There is "good medicine" in contact' with the soil - some strange power which relaxes the nerves - something which refreshes and invigorates the spirit, and leaves a man serene and unafraid. The poet Kipling, himself a keen gardener, must have had something like this in mind when he wrote: "Oh, Adam was a gardener, And God, who made him, sees That half a proper gardener'ts work Is done upon his knees," + 0-0-0 BRUSH STROKES FROM THE ART CLUB The regular monthly meeting of the Terrace Bay-Schreiber Art Club was held last Thursday, March Ist, at the Rec. Centre, Plans were laid for the Arts and Crafts Exhibit to be held on April 27th and 28th at the High School Auditor- ium, The history of Terrace Bay comprises of a great many successful and accomplished "Firsts", The Art Club plans to' make its first exhibit the best and biggest "First" possible. Art displays whll be imported from Marathon, Red Rock, Heron Bay, Atikokan and Kenora. Everyone is asked to keep the dates April 27th and 28th in mind and plan to attend this com- ing important event, A door prize and raffle of Oil Paintings will be drawn at the time, Our instructor comes from Marathon each Thursday (except the first Thursday of each month when-a business meeting is held) when classes are held at & £30 Pole \ll members are urged to attend, New members will he rost welcome,