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- 'Jekawennake New Credit - Six Nations Reporter April 20 - 26 Twenty-First Issue Attention Boys and Parents of Boys ! A .meeting of Six Nations Minor Baseball will be held on Sunday, April 21st. at 2 p.m, . in the committee room of the Council House in Ohsweke1 • As mahy boys as possible are needed to play. Everyone is welcome to the meeting. (This includes New Credit as well as Six Nations). After the meeting in the Council House, a ball practise will be held at the Cayuga Longhouse, weather permitting. Ne1~ Credit News New Credit Council The :tv.iississaugas of the New Credit Council held their fourth regular meeting on April 8, 1968. Present were Chief Fred 1i . G. King; Councillors: Sylvester LaForme, Ward LaForme, harvin LaForme, Hilliam LaForme, Clayton Tobicoe; Indian Affairs Branch: J. L. 1-icCar, W. H. Horne; Recorder : Joan LaForme. ijoved and seconded that this council ~equest ·Bill Sears of Hamilton to be present at the next council meeting to discuss the .. progress of bridge (/61 and to answer any questions concerning the construction of the bridge. 1,ioved ·and seconded that this council at the time of fire will pay 507& of the cost and that the individual will pay 50% of -the cost for a fire call to the reserve. (Each call is $150.GO). Moved and seconded thatthe price for rental of the Community Hall be raised to $12. 00 per opening for all individuals and non-members with the ex- ception of the Homen I s and Young People I s, for whom the opening is free o·f charge • T:1ese motions having carried and other business being completed, council adjourned un- til M:ay 13th at 8:00 p.m, Easter Service A goodly number of New Credit residents and homecomers attended the Easter Service at New Credit Church. Misses Julie Sault, Kim Sault and Valerie King sang "Jesus Loves Me. 11 Other special music was provided by !".Lr. Earl Sault and his sist-ers Mrs. Hill and Virs . Styres who sang "Oh Hhat A Sc2viour11 , "In The Shadow Of The Cross," "When God Dips His Love In :tviy Heart" and 11Jesus Draw Near Unto M:e. 11 The sacra.rr;.ent of t he Lord ' s Supper will be observed Sunday April 21, at 3 p .m. E_-g_mpus .Euchre , . Seven tables gathered for pl ay on Saturday April 13. High scores were won by John La- Forme and Lois LaForme; Low Scores: Geo . King Jr. and Ida King; and Lone Hands:Elliott King and Joyce Forrest . Qoming Events In New Credit 1. April 20, Euchre 8:00 p.m. Rumpus Hall. 2 . April 26, Bake Sale, Rumpus Hall. Sjx Nations News Six Nations Events Fire of unkown origin destroyed a large barn on the farm of Clarence Hill, R.R. i l Ohswel-~cn on Sunday afternoon. The familty was absent from home when the fire _ occurred. A passing motorist noticed the blaze and notified the volunteer fire dept. They pre- vented the fire from spreading. · A large quantity of hay and straw, t _ractor and farm implements were destr oyed in the blaze. The loss is estimated at $12,000. partly covered by insurance. The"Iroguois" will sail again! The Dept . of National Defense has awarded contracts for the construction and outfitting of four helicopter-carrying destroyers for the marit:ime corrrrnand of the Canadian Armed Forces. One will be called "Iroquois" to perpetuate the name of a famous Canadian warship of the past . The first Iroquois was named after t he Iroquois of the Six Nations. The cost of the Iroquois, DDH-280 class, will be $26,949,368. It will be delivered in June 1971. No wonder there isn ' t enough money for the Six Nations hospital! Ed.