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3 N OTICE THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE SIX NATIONS COUNCIL IS CALLING APPLICATIONS FOR THE ?OSI TION OF BUILDING INSPECTOR FOR THE CAPITAL GRANTS HOUSING PROGRAM UNTIL 5:00 PoT,i •. WEDI'JESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 , 1969. THE APPLICAJ."';"T IS TO STATE SALARY EXPECTED. Please mark envelope HBuj_lding Inspector" and mail to The Secretary, Housing f.-94, Six Nations Council, Ohsweken, Ontarioo N O T I C E Sak_liyrzend.cr TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED. on behalf of the Six Nations Cou:.'lcil, up until 5:00 PoMo WEDNESDAY., FEBRUARY 5, 1969, f;r the sale of 9 · The whole of Parc·el 4 7 shown on LoT.So 966, in the South Half of Lot 1, Concess- ion 4, Township of Tuscarora, together with the Frame Dwelling House, dug well and ot::or improvements located t:rnreon. For further information, if required, please contact the Office ~t the Council House, O~sweken, Ontario, Ph. 445-2233. -THE HIGHEST OR .iffY TEJDER. WILL NOT NECESSARILY :3E ACCEPTED. Six Nations Council, Ohsweken, Ontario~ SIX NATIONS SPORTS _O:Os~rve Ninor Hockey Week ~anuary 25 - February 1st. Make Hinor Hockey a faiu i ly affair'.. Take your bo;r +.n the arena 9.Ild stay to see .. ,, him play" i rro keep a boy out of hot water, _put him on ice! Keep in step with Canada Firirl observG Iviinor Hockey :.;~2lr .T9.11uary 25 - February 1st ,; Halkathon A walkathon for the Six Nations Peewee All Stars is being planned to buy jackets. When plans are completed_ the date will be announced in "Tekawennake. 11 Anyone wishing to sponsor a walker phone Roland martin at 445-:2636, or get in touch with the team. How a walka-t:1on wo~ks: The distance of the walk is decided it may be around the b_lo_ck, from one end ~f the reserve to the other or to Hamilton and back. Each walker is sponsored by as m2,ny sponsors as possible who promise to pay him a certain amount for each mile the , 1 -~~ r:ompletes. It may be lO;c per mile, 250 per mile, $1 or $5 per mile - just what- ever the sponsor feels he can afford. When the walk is com_pleted, you pay up. Watch is kept at tl;J.e starting point and at the finishing point. There will also be look- outs in cars, along the cours, for any little heroes who fall by the wayside. This is a real opportunity for residents interested in the minors to assist '-'-·~- encourage them. Lets go! ana_ Tekawennake will start the ball rolling and sponsor a Pedfoe at 500 per mile,, Roland take note! · SIX NATIONS TE..r\MS WIN THREE GAMES Six Nations teams swept a Grand Valley minor hockey tripleheader Sunday at the , Waterford ./\...rena. The novices defeated Ayr 5-0, the. peewees beat Ayr 3- 0 and the bantams downed St. George 6--4. Goalie _Mike Montour registered the shutout for the novices. Kim Smith and How""1' ard Bomberry scored two goals &ach and Darryl Hill got the .other one. Pete Powless, Bri;:,,n liartin ancl Robert Powless scored for the peewees. Gary Porter was in goal. I \ Rick Anderson scored three times to lead the bantams to victory. John Hill added · two goals and Paul HenhavJk got one . The St. George marksmen were Ralph Burgess and Dai;:l Conly ~ri th t wo goals eac~1. (continued)