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Announcement August 2 & 3 - 9 & 10 - 16 & 17, 1968 at 8:JO P .M. The 20th Annual Six Nations IND Iil..N P AGZi\.NT at the Forest Theatre on Sour Springs Highway presenting TIB GB.EAT IROQUOIS LEAGUE OF PEACE Now, why do Canadian History Books continue to libel the Iroquois as a savage and pri- mitive race, when t hey had a League of Peace 400 years before the coming of the white man? The reason is just plain envy of our high Traditions and History. The Iroquois had buried their weapons of war and were advanced in pursuing the Arts of Peace at the coming of t he white man , who introduced gun-powder and .Shattered the Peace. All the early Colonial Wars were wars of extinction for the natives. The Beotucks of Newfoundland and other tribes are no more. The miracle of this day and age is that we have continued to exist. The bow and arrow of the early Indian can bear no comparison with the atom bomb of today in its devastation. Ho,hum, who does history say the savage was? W. J . Coming Events in Six Nations April 29, from 4 to 8 P.H. The Grand River U.C.W. at the church. Corn Soup Supper and. Variety ·Sale . Hay 5th, Six Nations Bo,ding League General i'~eeting for all bowlers at the Ohsweken -J Fair Dining Hall, at 8 :00 P . M. All Welcome. Nay 24 - OPElUIJG Sour Springs Restaurant and · Drive-In (McNaughton I s corner) .Restaurant -'Specializing in corn soup dinners, with beef or pork, and corn bread. Drive-In - Ice cream, sundaes, sodas, drinks, banana splits, hamburgs, hot dogs. A:prit Q and May 2, Euchre , Grand River Church basement, 8:00 P .M. April 29,Rurnrriage a.11.d Bake Sale, Corn Soup, Grand River Church basement. 3 p.m. to 8 p.n,. April 30, Euchre , admission 50¢ , refreshments. At home of l'-~rs. Stanley Green, Martin's - corner. Sp·onsored by Sour Springs 1\1' . I. 'May· 11~ ,\ !lliile_s For t:usic " walkathon by Grand River Sunday School. Proceeds for . 'orgari fund . Children: must have a sponsor to walk. New Credit News Rumpus Euchre Eight tables gathered for play at t he Rumpus Hall on April 20th. Scores were won as follows: High, Dale LaForme and .John Barnes; Low, Lois LaForme and Lawrence Bice; Lone, Shirley Smith and Johnny LaForme. Can Ladies Play Hockey? George. Beaver, Pictorial. It ladies ' hockey Hockey Team of Did You Know • • . teacher at New Credit, has a story in the April-May issue of Hockey is called, "My Wife: The Hockey Player 11 and it gives the low-do'Wn on in Ontario. It also has several pictures · of the Six Nations Girls 1 last year . Did you know that, in the not too distant past, the church acquired an organ, the . qrgan acquired a table for the Sunday school, the table acquired a set of doors for the church? Did you know that i'fir. & JVlrs. George Eontour visited Er. & Mrs. Robert Hontour over the weekend? Coming Events .in New Credit . 1. April 25 , Nickel Bingo, New Credit Rumpus Hall. Proceeds to hE:lp sponsor girls from reserves fo~ trip to United Nations. 2. April 26, .Bake Sale, Rumpus Hall, New Credit i,Jomen 1 s • . .. 3. April 27, Euchre, Rumpus Hall, 8 p.m. · 4. May 4,Bake Sale, Rumpus Hall, proceeds to help girls from reserves for trip to United Nat ions , 5. May 13, Council, 8 :00 p .m.