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Tekawennake New Credit - Six Nations Reporter May 25-31 Twenty-Sixth Issue GIRLS SOFTBALL See Girls Softball EVERY TUESDAY at Ohsweken - Juniors at 6:30 - Mohawks at 8:15 OHSWEKEN MOHAWKS SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Admission: Adults 50 cents - Children 25 cents Support Our Local Team! Six Nations News Work on Reserves (Brantford Expositor May 16) Indians must be given a chance to work on reserves, Mrs. Ethel Brant Monture told delegates to the Indian Conference Wednesday at Toronto. Mrs. Monture, an Indian and mother speaking at the conference sponsored by the Canadian Council for... Indians Told to Agitate (Brantford Expositor, May 18, 1968) Indians must lobby for their needs even at the expense of being branded agitators, a Six Nations Indian said Friday. Janet Powless, employed by the federal government as assistant superintendent of the Peterborough agency, told the closing session of a three-day meeting of Indian women at Toronto that Indians tend to be reticent because they are afraid of being branded as agitators. The meeting was organized by The Canadian Council of Christians and Jews.Chief Burton Jacobs of Walpole island said Indians must try to improve their relations with white people. He said some Indians still harbor hatred towards whites because of broken treaties which left the Indian filled with apathy, distrust and despair. Mr. Jacobs also said Indians have failed to take full advantage of available grants. A meeting of the Indian Advisory is being held in the Ohsweken Community Hall on Wednesday. The Six Nations Council have been invited and the meeting is open to the public. (cont'd)