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4 Available Land on Reserve ( continued) Land for Sii8,approximately 28 acres, more or less, in the South half Lot 24, Concess- ion 1, Tuscarorao Located along a new hard-top road, 1 mile east of Victoria Mills. Sandy loam soil thereon, is a cement block basement foundation with drainage construct- edo A frame barn and two clug wells o Offers consideredo Apply to Hilton Staats, 69 Shady T;Jay , Rochester 1 NoYo 14616 1 Phone 865-5278 (Rochester)o To Rent - 48 Acres and dwelling - 4th line Road, North Half of Lot 6 1 Concession 4, Tuscarorao Apply to J.fr s. Ear y Eliza Clause 1 R. Ro 1 1 Ohsweken, Ontario. A weird case of mistaken ident ity rir.r. Frari .. k Henhawk 1 R.R. 1 Filsonville, was recently the victim of mistaken identi-ty. One of three teen- aged boys arrested for theft last week produced Frank's identificationo He heard his name mentioned over the radio as one of those arrested. He had previously lost his wallet containing all his identification paperso The matter was straightened out at court in Brantford when Mr. Henhawk soon appeared in order to avoid having a criminal record wrongfully placed against his name. Indian . Club of Buffalo We, here on the Re~erve 7 are interested in knowing what those away from home are do- ing and it was a pleasure to receive the supplement News-letter of the North American Indian Club of Buffalo. This club is a hive of activity. It comprises Indians from many regions living and working in the Buffalo · areao They contribute to all phases of community life - economic, social 1 educational, athletic and spiritual. Some of their activities are Tuesday night euchre club, Six Nations ladies Euchre Club, hockey - they sponsor hockey clubs for men and boyso Baseball - hard ball and soft ball leagues, which will commence in the spr i ngo Bowling - the Red Jacket League is a mixed doubles league open to Indians and their spouses. They bowl at Connecticut Lanes on Friday nights at 9:30 p,m. Lacrosse - the local entrant in the N.A.L.Ao league is the Ft. Erie Hotel Hawks in ~tlLich there are Six Nations pl ayers. They are presently preparing for the coming season. (Watch out ~farriors). The Interdenominat ional Indian Chu.rch of Buffalo, where all are we lcome, was founded by Rev. Edward S. Groat in 1960. They have purchased a building, renovated and furnished it. It is located at 316 Breckenridge Sto Buffalo 1 N.Y. They have also purchased a bus to transport members without cars to and from church and Sunday school. The Indian Club sponsors a Scholarship Fund. The North American Indian Club · of Rochester N.Y . is a lively and growing concern. From a beginning of ten members, the club has sky-rocketed to its pr esent membership of 400. There is a l::;o t he Indian Defence League of America which sponsors the yearly Border Crossing. It is a regrettable fact t hat so many of our Indian leaders are compelled to reside off the Reserve. All Reserves are lacking in sufficient vital leadershipo Canada be- wails the brain drain. The Indians have always had it. Ed. SIX NATIONS SPORTS Speed- skating Championshtp Hon by Indian Children! At the Niagara Falls, lJ.Y. speed-skating championships children of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hill carried off the honourso Lisa Hill, 5 years old 1·10n first place i n the class for 7 years old and under. Bonnie Hill 1 9 years old won the championship division for the city of Niagara Falls. Gary Hill 1 14 years old i·JO: first place for boys o Each winner was awarded a beauti- ful trophy. Three trophies fo r one family is quite a record! · Lisa, Bonnie and Gary are t he grandchildren of I1ro and. Mrso Peter VanEvery 1 R. R. 6, Hagersville. Six Nations Bowling League, Fe·b. 12, 1969 Ladies high single - Bev. Beaver 297 Ladies high triple - Marguerite Powl ess 681 Team lf 7 Team ,f 6 - 'l'eam 1? 5 - 49 47 46 by 11 . Mo ses, Sec. Tfon ' s high single - Norman Lickers Men's high triple - Norman Lickers points po ints points 342 812