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2 T E K A ~ E N N A K E New Credit - Six Natibris Reporter Published at Ohsweken 7 Ontario, Canada. Editors and Publishers A. and W. Jamieson Authorized as second class mail 7 Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of Postage in Cash. 0 0 O O ~ 0 o O o O O O ·o · 0 o o O o O o O o O O O O O O O o O o o O o O o Cl O O o O o O O o O O O O O O O o o o O O O o O O O O 0 0 O O O O C O O O O O O O • 0 0 Cl O O C Tap Water Soon At Ohsweken (continued) Maple Engineering Construction of Rexdale are installing the treatment plant and Tricadian Developments Limited of Agincourt are installing the distribution system. Op- eration and maintenance of the system will be handled by the Six Nations water commission. The system will include a standpipe so pure water will be available for other resi- dents of· the r.eserve who want t o carry it to their homes. · Water consumption wi ll be metered and rates will be $3 per 3,000 gallons a month and j~ 2 for each additional 1,000 gallons. · The water is drawn from a reservoir on MacKenzie Creek which runs through the res- erve. It is pumped to the tre2.tment plant and then introduced under pressure into the distribution system. The new system, . in adcli tion to making tap water available, aiso will relieve many residents' minds concerning fire protection. Village officials have expressed hopes for the system to provide the village with expansion and perhaps industry. The next step in the communi ty planning goals for Ohsweken is sanitary sewage disposal which the village is al ready considering. Drama League The Six Nations Dram'3. League staged their first presentation of two plays on Friday and Saturday evenings of Feb. 21st and 22nd, and for a first production it was no ama- teurish performance. Those who attended were amazed at the poise and aplomb with which the young actors and actresses performed their roles. Shyness and withdraual are faults which too often plague the Indian race and it is in entering in activities such as drama and sports, that these drawbacks can be overcome. It brings out latent talent. The young people and their directors are to be highly complimented on their de- termined and successful efforts . All knew their parts which required a prodigious memory and performance demonstrated th~t the directors knew t heir business. The only criticism we can offer is that the adults failed in their support. The performance deserved a better at tendance. Refreshments were served and during the intermission the Clayborn Hill family and the ifright family favoured Ni th fine vocal music selections. All in all, the event was well worth more than the price of admission. The cast of "Beany's Private Eye" Mrs. Reynolds Sheila Staats Stephanie Reynolds - Sandra Hill Wacky Bates - Glenn Lickers Mr. Bolton - Tony Martin Daisy - Rebecca Isaac Director - Miss Sharon VanEvery The cast of "The Flatteri ng Hord" Reverend Wrigley - Claudi ne VanEvery Eugene Tesh - Steve Smith Lena - Roberta Jamieson Mr. Reynolds George VanEvery, Jr. Beany Reynolds - Marty Hansen Myra l_farren - Yvonne Beaver Digby Dawson - Ted Montour Policeman - Faron Johns Promptress - Pat Jamieson Mrs~ J rigley - Dayna Jamieson Mrs. Zooker - Brenda Davis Promptress - Sandra McNaughton IIake- up artist - Pat Jamieson uet made by Steve Smith, Claudine VanEvery, Roberta Jamieson Officers of the Drama Le gue are: )resident Ronald Lickers Secretary Brenda Davis Treasurer & business manager -- Roberta Jamieson *·)(--X--l(--¼--,,-;+-)(-*-********·*·*********************** \