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11 . NEW C,:.::iliIT NEWS Few . if any, New Credit Mississaugas can speak t :.ieir native Ojib'l7ay (Chippewa) tongue but t hey may be hap·oy to learn that it is not a dying language. The University uf Toronto ·w.:.11 give a course in the Ojibway language which will give Indian students credit toward a degree, the same as in French, German Sp~.nish, etc. Dr " J onathan Kayei the course instructor -said he expects this course to lead · to other Ind.:.an languages b9ing e.dded to the program in the future . About 75 71,, (,:-: tho I ndians of Ontario are either Ojibways or Crees but perhaps .1Viohawk vVould be the third. most snoken lan.Q'uage. · In 1827 when the Univers · ty was f ound~d more p~ople spoke the Indian tongue · ·in Ontario -than spoke Enslis h. _New Credit Factory The Van Dresser Novelty Company of Water.loo may force the New Credit Factory to . close by not paying rent for the Ifo,·, Credit Council Hall past the end of · ·March. Tho Van Presser Corn.. want the New Credit workers to start paying the :;_~ent after April 1st ,, It might be their idea of an A:~ril fo ,,ls joke. New Credit School _9 hi~s_ten 1 s Stories O_nce . upon a time there was a croolc ed old chair, r:tobody ever sat on it. It ··was all spider webs arni ':1roken legs and arms. It 'Ras very lonely. Somet:unes it was so lonely that even the spiders v-rere scared of it. Then one day a little·· girl and b oy found it. When they sat on it the chair was sci happy, he forget he was lonely. by--Dale Brant, Grade 5 . The C.Q.1.dest Da,Y. The coldest day I remember ,,;ras last year. J..t was -30. I kept warm by staying in the house; but I ,pant ed to cz o out. So I went out 'll'r ith 5 pairs of socks, . 3 pairs of . j eansi .10 shir_ts and 3 c,ats • . Arid I.kept . warm" by-,·Kevin Sault , Gr.. 4 ····· Butter(lX See the butterfly, Flying, flying all .!ll'ound Happy-and , €ffntle -:::aiku P oetry · by Dale. Brant Ohsweken 4-JLC§-lf Clubs John and Teresa LaForme Viere members of the . Ohsweken .Calf Club in 1968. The--·club will be holding the first 1969 m"' eting in April" Anyone wishing any informe .. tion or wishing to join shoul d contact Elam D. Frohman, area club leader or- the Ontario Department of Agriculture office in Brantford at 759-4190. 'New Credit U .C .W o· · The New Credit U "C.,W •. held its r0gular monthly meeting at the home- of· Mrs. Kenneth Welch- -Ohsweken. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs .• Joyce Forrest o New Credit Euc h:r.~ March 8 Ladi~s. High Joyce Forres t La.dies Lone Hands Lois LaForme Ladies Low Dale LaForme. Men 1 s High Jo~nny La.Forme Men ' s Lone Hands J\/1.arvin LaForme Men's· Low Cameron LaForme Door Prize - Babe La.Forme March l.2, · Ladies High - Sherri LaForme Ladies Lone - Johnny La.Forme Ladies Low·· - .Dale LaForme Men 1 s High -- Ira . Tobicoc Men's Lone Hands - Peter La.Forme· Men' s Low - - Marvin LaForme D;")()r Prize - Rose LaForme