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·---- . T 2~rnwenn..lrn New C:r-od:-i_+, - Six Nations Reporter April 13 - 19 Twentieth Issue (by w. J. ) Ladies & Gentlemea: We are honoured to make t,he follo trling announcement: A'.;,'ITI'UD:S REFERJ.~NCE DEVICES for GF',T- UU::·JCHED ROCKET VEHICLES By Killiam Barry- Eill A THEs=s Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and approved for the Degree of Master of Engineering, McMaster University for We Ba.-rry Hill, The progr am was si.::.ppor + cd by a Ferd Four.dation Scholarship in Design awarded by the Department cf Mecl1c.nical E:::.gineering, McMz.ster Un.iversity. Iv.tr. Hill will receive his 11. En g , Degree at the Convocation at McMaster University to be held on May 31, J .. 968 , A tremeni0us acc0:r:1:Jli·:11u1ent, B:3.rr:-r, and m:?o;;r we add our congratulations and best wishes for the f\:.J..:.ui~e t n a W:)r-thy s o::1 of the 0:>:1-gw-e-,hon-weh (The Real People). Barry is the son of M1·. & M:::-s. J. Wm, I-1:5 .. 12.,Jr , R. R. 1 Ohsweken. It is with combined pleasure and price that we r:i.:;.ke t ~1e &'::: 0-re £..:c..nounceme-:1·::, . Barry L<'.'.s V·'--i:d t~,e way for others of o~J.r young Indian men to follow. Many of them have a natural r-.p-citude fo-.,_• the various branches of engineering. Some have gone out with a grade e~1..1:::.ation c'.Ll'ld in b:cie:f ti:r.e have 'c,3come expert steel-workers and foremen in charge of const:r·u.c"': i on. Now with mc:,re advanc o:l training and education available, we predict that ski lled D.nd famcn_,_s en ginee1·s will be the end result on the Six Nations and other reser-,;·es. Take Pri5e in X9.:£r_ 9.E;7C'.':.'-c::'·"~st:Z. You contrib1x!-,3 -J:.o ycur co!:!·:.r.::,.ity when you: 1. Ke8p your gro·,.m:.s neat 3.,.:.d tid:,·" 2 .Kecp your hoi_::;e p&.4..nt,3d_ 3 .Keep litte:;.· c f:f ·1:,he rcad3, 4.Support. co:'.:IT..uni.ty p :i.-o j3.:;t.s . 5 . Support yolE' lcca.l c~ g;?.n.i z.::.ti.oc., .. :: , 6. Talce a:i ir:t0:t'e2.t in y~y_,r local council. 7.E..xprer:;s c c..nfi.:ience in tha fu".:,1.::·c0 of YOUR RESERVE. Fi s~~-g Perm:i.~_}lJt )'foe.i;l;E:d by +r.-.sLail?. Lands and Forests h i!l:i. s-cer Rene Brunell s aid March 25 168 that Ontario I s Native Indians will n"'t have to buy f j_shing licen2 e1.1 if they fish on their own reserves or enjoy special treaty rights. Plans for a resid6:>:1t 1 s fishing license of $3 .00 a year were announced Mar ch 12 in the budget a.c',c.ress of Provir:cial Treasurer Cha:des MacNaughton. Children I s A5.d S~_ciety 11Th e Children ' s Aid So ciety was the worst thing that could have happened t o Indian Reserves, 11 said Mi·s. Ver:ia Johnson, Cape Croker, a Canadian Indian who was once a foster mother. Mr s . Johnson spcke at a meeting of United Church \!omen in Toronto. foster mother, I have seen what ha.rpens to children who are yanked She suggested the C.A.S. should pay more fr,r foster children talcen As many would }.ove to talrn in a child, but cannot afford to do so. She said, "as a from the Reserve. 11 in by Indian families. We should not allo-,r our &do~tive ch :Udren to be yanked from the Reserve, but see to it that thd.1· herita~-3 and righJ,:,s are maintained by placing them in foster homes on their native Reserves. En3,