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Tekawennake New Credit - Six Nations Reporter May 18-24 Twenty-Fifth Issue Six Nations News Two Six Nations Students Chosen to Attend the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp Every year the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp, at Longford Mills on Lake Couchiching, is operated during the months of July and August by the Ontario Department of Education. The courses are administered by specialists in Physical Education and are designed to develop and improve: 1. The students' leadership skills. 2. The students' athletic skills. 3. The students' organizing ability. 4. Teacher potential. 5. A continuing sense of responsibility, co-operation and self-confidence. Each high school, which enrolls students in grades 11, 12 and 13, may select one boy and one girl to attend the camp. Careful consideration of the Secondary School Principal is necessary to ensure that the proper and worthy candidates are selected. The selections are on a scholarship basis. We take pride and pleasure in announcing that two Six Nations students of the Hagersville Secondary School have been selected to attend this selective camp. Teresa and David General. It is a curious coincidence that both students are in Grade 11 and they are twins. They are the children of Mr. & Mrs. Ross (Roma) LaForme. Teresa and David bring honour to their school, their parents and their Reserve. Hearty congratulations from "Tekawennake". Teresa will attend the camp the first two weeks in July, and David the last two weeks in August. We are mighty proud of Teresa and David! Sunday School Walkathon The Grand River Sunday School Walkathon was a tremendous success and it was fun. Children and some adults participated in the 5 mile walk around the block. Brian Martin and Frankie Davis did it Tom Longboat style and ran around the block. Some were able to do the circuit twice. After the walk, dinner was served to the children and adults. The children donated their efforts to the organ fund ($250). Mother's Day Services An overflow crowd attended the Mother's Day service at Grand River United Church. The sacrament of baptism is always observed here on this day. Fourteen young children and infants were received into the fellowship of the church. Little Johnny McNaughton sang "The Lord's Prayer" very impressively to the accompaniment of the organ. The service was attended by many visitors. Ex-Reserve Marine dies in Vietnam Cpl. Leslie General, 2l, formerly of the Six Nations Reserve, was killed in action in South Viet Nam. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey General of Niagara Falls, N. Y. His grandparents, John Miller and Mrs. Margaret General and his great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jane Carpenter are residents of the Six Nations Reserve. He is also survived by five sisters. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Detroit; Pfc. Joanne General with the WACS; Robin, Dawn and Jackie General, at home; four brothers, Rocky, Steven, Brian and David all at home. Cpl. General was shot while on patrol at Quang Tri. He died instantly. Cpl. General will be buried at the Six Nations Reserve with military honours. A detachment from the United States Marine Corps. will attend funeral services at Grand River United Church. Nelson - On Tuesday May 7, in the Brantford General Hospital, Mary Hill; widow of Charles Nelson, R.R. 1 Mt. Pleasant, in her 74th year; beloved mother of Thomas, R 4 Simcoe, Mary and Anne both at home; dear sister of Alex Hill, R.R. 1 Wilsonville, and Abraham, R. 1 Scotland; grandmother of Mark. Rested at her home until Friday for funeral service at l p.m. Interment was in Hill cemetery, R. 1 Wilsonville. S.N. Hockey League Banquet An overflow crowd attended the successful banquet of the Six Nations Minor Hockey League at the Ohsweken Community Hall on Saturday evening. Interested relatives and friends came to partake of the sumptuous feast and to watch with pride the trophies handed to budding hockey players of the Minor league. (cont'd on page 2)