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Andy Mitchell visit to Six -Ili.: A wo: kept quiet Nations a "secret "? i By Lynda Powless Editor Minister of Indian Affairs Andy Mitchell dropped in on Six Nations Band Council last Friday morning in what some sources have described as a "secret" meeting with the coun- t cil, but nobody told Mitchell it was a secret. "No, we didn't know it was a and he said it had been in the works secret," said his press secretary for at least a week. Brian Wilson. "We were fine tuning his schedule Wilson said the trip is just one of so he could go to Six Nations." many the Minister is making in a It's the first time a Minister of 1 tour of communities across Canada (Continued on page 2) Urban native communities moving to organize for funding, some issue cards By Lynda Powless Editor HAMILTON- Hamilton and Toronto aboriginal communi- ties are beginning to organize to go after federal skills and 1 V 1 training funding for their urban populations. Minister of Indian Affairs Andy Mitchell make a quick pit stop at Six Nations last Friday . He met with In Toronto, where native organizations estimate their population at band council and band chief Roberta Jamieson in a closed session and then toured the community, includ- 70,000 people they have even begun issuing urban "Indian" cards to ing a stop at Six Nations Polytechnic His visit was kept secret (Photo provided by INAC staff) identify their community. (Continued on page 6 First Nations, Inuit peoples still live shorter lives than Canadian norm Inside shine. Rise and TORONTO (CP) Life expectancy for First Nations and Inuit peoples is five to 10 years Local 2 i .. shorter than other Canadians and infant mortality rates are two to three times that of the Editorial 4 And smile. ti Canadian average, a report on health disparities reveals. , i /s,G.if *Its 8 The report, released Wednesday, highlights some troubling inequali- ties across different economic, demographic and ethnic groups in National 16 the country. Cams 17 Harper apologizes for letter It does suggest the worrisome rise in childhood obesity over the past Classified 18 Yi wishing aboriginals happy two decades may have stabilized s 4' Business Diroctoiy 19 ?! - -- but experts note that with nine per cent of young boys and 10 per cent This Issue: Getting up in the morning 1 India Day! is easy when you're head- N1,1,1 of young girls clinically obese, ing to McDonald's' for s0 1 OTTAWA (CP) _ Christopher Columbus mistook aboriginals for East there's little to celebrate there. breakfast. Try one of our hot, deli- 1.g Indians but Conservative leadership hopeful Stephen Harper should "When you use the word stabiliz- SN Midgets clous Egg McMullin' sandwiches II i know better, says a furious native leader. made with 100% Canada Grade "A" ill ing, it seems to be a good thing office drafted a letter of apology Thursday to the Ontario Exhibition eggs. They're all delicious, all fresh 4. i Harper's at least it's not getting bigger," and made for you at McDonald's. III Federation of Indian Friendship Centres after wishing its members a said Doug Willms, a University Hockey Game MCDONALDS' BREAKFAST HOURS: "- happy India Republic Day. of New Brunswick researcher who Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 10:30 This is 2004, Mr. Harper, not 1492 the last time a man got on child- with Holland Sat. -Sun 6 am - II am ° ` has done a lot of work (Continued on page 2) 282 Argyle St, Caledonia 3! I (Continued on page 2)

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March 3, 2004 2 Jí twat March 3, 2004 3 Life expectancy five to 10 years shorter for aboriginal people in Canada Six Nations birthing centre celebrates first baby of 2004 Kens.... rural five Canadian teenagers weren't Population Health lmtuve. a chug "But from Ne perspective of a work on but the piece that is By Lynda Powless was welcomed into the world by hood obesity. active enough to meet Menotional sion of On Canadian Institute for society, the choices that people optimistic about the story ... H n Editor he grandma "(But) it's not goad thing to be guidelines for optimal growth Health kilometre. can make are very much deter- the transfer of control over He was not only the first baby of Little Medan Layne Bombe, a stabilizing at such a high level." and development in 2000 -01. Sagely aimed at policy makers, it minedc by the world that they re the health file han Health Canada 2004 b he been at the Tsi Non:we seven pound eight ounce little boy The report showed that physical Entitled Improving the Health of focuses on the health of children, in he First Nam . he and Immakeratstha Dneprab," but he bum to Abby Carpenter and N. activity rebus for children were Canadians, the report was Aboriginal peoples and the end. The report found Nat while "We onthe council think that ban Bomb., made his stable or increasing. Still f of produced by the Canadian ing disparities between Canadians Aboriginal peoples are making extremely powerful institutional appearance February 13th It O of different .come levels, also some health gains, they still live reform that's going to change the at m., jmt one day A 1 `+ 1 makes recommendations show to shorter lives and have higher s - can lay of aboriginal heal. sta- beforeAValentine's Day, _ y al improve conditions for all. tide eras. Aboriginal peoples have m." And be came as a engine f a { ` lia ^ The chair of the health initiative three times the rate of diabetes and The report reconfirms what I for mom and gran,. 1 said pommel. have to play In times the rate of tuber ulosis archers have known for a long Grandma. Brenda 4-11-T- 4_ \T a. role if obesity lutes and other than other Canadians. ime, being poor is had for your Cementer is a and year , 1_ v ongoing to health of They re also at far greater risk of health. midwife at Ne centre, Canadians are to be addressed. dying in m amide. A chart. the It finds that rich people are health, She was present at the "Yes, the choices Nat you make as report showed the years of life lost er than the middle class who birth, assisting the mid a person are impotam for due to accideWent: were nearly five M Men are healthier than low. wife w the midwife k shape of your health;" said rua. ligie among First Nations income cadi.. allowed n her to catch her 1},ti a Cans Mustard, who is also presi- people living on a reserve than for It also found that income seems to n gandco IIl9 i . ;. dent of not-for-profit Toronto- people in the test of the country. affect obesity rates M adults "It was really special" 1 .- I I )) based Nark tank called the Imuac Mustard said these mentn mar in different ways, depending. the told Turtle Island for Work and Health. mere.. the impact of policies gender. Affluent men tan a higher . _/re "Physical important i mere. k to gale autm, for provision risk of being overweight or obese "In this field and having Tire birthing team include0000od Brenda Carpenter Lori Jacob,, Janet Ilona, grim Hill, Cecile Akbeen:,ie, Eating right? Yeah. And then of health programs to local whereas with women, the better off the oppornmity to team Shani Martin, Peter 'orlon and Dawn Martin and Roby Miller the centre director. Alba apouare A PikangAum mm conies ware. p.mr-Jr.P.ak .n., pairo from you've got your DNA, which you Post Nations g e,ome na takes a women is, the less likely she is to what there is to learn. But m ..Abby Carpenter and dad Nate Bombe, holding his new son Dram!. (Photo by Tacky Martin) a lake, back to his home. The community, 300 km northwest of got from your bean._ and that hold. be obese. for Abby to come here and Minn., had the higher sukue rare ìn the nodal lCpphaaJ has something to do with it too. "We've got some problems to radar y Bombe, ham and then be able to feel like hapS.- she seiJ. present. Abby and Nathan with community members. catch my own grandson. I Centre supervisor Ruby Miller gifts from the centre and some Harper apologizes for wishing aboriginal people a happy "India Day" Minister of Indian Affairs visits Six Nations and tours community Tt is 0ame000, Mn Harper, that Your arrestor and celebrate your cams and poor labour market just an indication of the esteem in (COminuedfrom front) (Continued kI nil of band councillorsc who t and senior band adml waft their lama ais. 's been coon. Canadians, taking eollabo00l you a potential leader in this Mirage. l am pleased to pay participation rates, aboriginal pen- which they hold abongival peo- f lost Im.og for lucre' coma fed- ton about the pending nail unfit they did a presentation tad complaint r he years but approach t , country char. such off hand whale to the members of the pie find it difficult to be success- pie" .dian Affairs hash Mopped in on en ...al the need to nation president Reek Wbna m Sox Nations since bald council late Thursday and were told Mum He has been touring sin t Nis presenrnf °n was a little m ' begin building productive relation forms of communication which I d' community m Canada I fW " Conservative organizes were also lean dated W0dnesday k wm to be kept quia became h' appoinmmnl' specific," ore ships and partnerships the recent make you guilty of possessing salute no for your important and The former Canadian Alban. on the defensive Thursday for chief Rob. laminae office, "Wok what hen h000 b the Jamieson was at olds with limner Roberta (Jamieson) didn't want Ile added from our sod, it was Mitchell had met with Jamieson Speech from the Throne etym.. Poor briefing staff oboist and tar longstanding co1NUtiom to the once headed by Harper and now radio speck ad on the Liberals abongiml population... Slone Minister of IIndian Allairs Robert try protests while the minister was open. It was nota secret ope - shonley after his appointment none and the importance placed approaches to policy at worst" mono, and culiwal vitality of part of the new Conservative parry, that some say u an offensive Nur. a. The short p meetingm dis- on aboriginal issues by the new Harpers spokeswoman, Carolyn wonderful comfy, and offer angered many native people with mockery of Barbadians. India Republic Day each Ian. 26 Mitchell's communicatton's Jamieson, public relations offs The Minister d'.scussed issv s cussed the First Nations Minister, Susan Ol.ea blamed an aMrmma. army best wishes for w year Its stance against the pivotal Teak was expected to run Otm mans the dayw1950 when India's rector Christina Aquino says co. Scott Cavan self Monday e including, supply. Six G c An arad the chiefs raised natter ahead" Nisga'a land claim m British m March is narrated by mom ri cmdrudm took e0ect, cere ®trug its oMCa nothing secret about It didn't know if statement from Na s an. to launch m4 -line sunpnn hall. chief cldum lu ml.mmaf "Nam not big wry rene. s response rob. Coln. etch mellow accent r . lust .ban's biped aroma ns naepend tan rehab rule At least not from our end Jamieson would be co u6á fors m They ratted wein tunno dre iarg- youth sn Fi. Nations common, aslimple clerical I unfair. cams It also stirred resentment with urga .bits. ...reeks enjoyed in / h amj IW 16000000000 She d Me Minister did not ark the man non waste k h l' talc They talked about the - regarding housing, °ate and we we clog rig W As aboriginal people, hope is metre against what it called Me B bados by 'Mr. Paul" herads the sacrifices of Mahatma for "closed" g or tell bend No comment was received by fiscal resources,eegame the Nolan for FNGA' safe de Wang se. awl road Just heard of this yesterday. rapidly fading that our will be able race based' treaty privileges fm Rime M' Paul Marts Gandm and other freedom cru council not to invite .told prom time. muta, ' Ile said the Is4M, has been access( the need for economic On House of Comm lettotead to make impmtart and long sand aboriginal people "Than Y group of Canadians seders. However sources role, Turtle Wilson said, "No there was no He said "one of Six Nations issu heating som f the same issues at development strategies in First dated tan 26 Harper extended his ins abunons to the common The latest gaffe highlights an old our should be resulted;' said . it has noNi do with atom Island 'Ness the Walston,1 visit Irene. From our end he went down e that the funding formula puce a majority of the communities he Nano, communities, °g tO ® greetingsm°gs to federation "en vitality of our wonderful cab. Patton, midd Ncw Democrat MP mtram Conservative Leader Gant . rel - the oats in Canada Hill. in defence the ad no surprise to the majority for u meeting with Ors band council coo-ains on them because of has visited. rebuilding hop with behalf of the Official Opposition try 'he wrote. Pat Marlin. critic for abongmal of "And Although the federation took those are the individuals that have Some issues do come back hour- Doyenne of Canada, and the in Canada's Parliament Pacing !neuters such a smug men obo001amonthln 0000ndWbzm Ne axes ow prune no responsibility accountability, need for infrastructure. "As you partake th culmaltèstiv- levels of poverty, high teen a he paid .. _ suicide "What bunch of buffoons," mt.., pae to express hi0 0h00k mal has mamged to (avoid) plus local issues:' The Minister will he visiting the ides and events, which honour rates, low levels of education said. "This type of Freudien slips ge." aaahore... Turtle Island News Ile was in Timmins last week Atlantic communities this week 2208 Chiefswood Road, Ohsweken, On. where he attended NAN Winter and they non Quebec. Plans Statistics Canada planning to collect blood, urine samples Chiefs Assembly and held round- are in the works for him ta visit able with 50 band chiefs. Ile said British Columbia, the Northwet OTTAWA (CP) _ The next lime blood and urine samples from vol approach. Zealand; Australia and some repfesenmtive of the general bomb Tel: 519-445-0868 concenss were water, Tenn..,. and the Siam Statistics Canada pollster bomb sewers beginning next yearwb The $20-million project would European countries. Solon in arms of age, sex and the major F l5 sewer, housing and az viability. said his visit Six Nations at the door he maybe out for blood. eal departs from " a involve battery of lab tests the The United Sates runs the most other demographic factors. RWatn MJehell talked abut was kept Ikon hadunevmt. The federal agency plans to collect que uon and -answer checklis Mood and urine of up to 10,000 sophisticated program, which Residents of native reserves, mend Email: adve r @t e lei ndnews.com veinal the gap between abc- oued bat to awn, Canddians in search of dozens of determined among other thnos that bers of the military and people and non- ebmiginel key health ..ramie the American population had high residing in institutions such as prim rigiml March Coming Researchers would look for din- blood levels of lead. The finding will be excluded. A Newspaper tones, cholesterol levels, lead, pen. was ...NON m getting lead The samples are to be gathered tel Events deices, SARS, HIV, herpes, West additives banned farm gasoline in clinical seNngs, such as a mobile E Nile virus and many other urea- that country clinic, and participants would not and more TRADITIONAL PARENTING axes of the health of the general And in No late 1760s, Australia's receive payment, though they will WORKSHOP population. natimal survey 0,/o oOho that the be reimbursed for any out-of-pocky Invest in Your Business. The survey would and include umber of diabetics inn the general et oases such m travel. March 7, 2004 non, 10 ant am -4 direct measurements of weight population was double previous The amount of blood manned al the Birthing Centre - ours Son,. Road. which people rend to underestimate ehnuae that hadWenhosedsole - would be between 50 ml and 00 ml, With Team of Profess Tam, weal anew! .(30 fbirß'/4m. hen answering pollsters' goes- Iy on ,.eh kNaaw et about are -tenth of the amount tlions, blood pressure,son fitness,y back hero, entry known case ofdiMetes taken doing a blood donne. CHILDBEARING WORKSHOP wmgrn and many others, ere Ns y had an unknown Readout. tans would be shared Let us Design an Print Your Advertising The mine and blood smrples and ca' rte Tremblay. Are their with each individual. A pilot peo- March 9, 2004 from7 pm - 9 peo Flyers ` Newsletters Letterhead pasty aim samples may also estimates on self-reporting jeer m be carried out next year, at the Community Centro- Sports Den in Ohaweken. 41t 1 IIÌf th slave for years m other tests healthy questionnaires ... were o0 with T full sampling expected i Traditional iOrman. far scam n their childbearigyeom. Posters Folders Envelopes Ian have still not been developed by 100 m mot.- 2006, perhaps following the sched- NEW SESSION OF MOM TOTS can be performed "AndAnd m you ti hen,. the uled Pamphlets ` vital s 0 Business Cards Ile & "TMca enormous ntad fee derma., a that dram of Canada wide census Nat year \I.ir.li In4 from 10 Noon the to inform boil b all of projecting"gm healdsare ceca Tremblay cautions that planning Is \I\?,_ a Birthing Centre I35Sour Spmg Read. For All Yo dsertising Needs UM 1 says rte Wembley. demands for services, cle." still <. in.mañthe ITw*ae ,atop Ffielay verging. e, f the directors of h foneyeta Such fluid-.fluid-sample surveys also Theo are amt of complicated Cóntact the 4--r ár '--1111111.:. NEW SESSION OF PRENATAL CLASSES projeO locum as the Canadian record Malian.l for h l by - d Matures to Nis, and details to .ÄÄ I o Measures Survey. 'Its vidwls, aro y don't inns out," h "Were in the March 10, 2004 Turtle Island News from 6:30 - 9.00 pm imPurt appear rte andgoNis, records early design phase" The Six Sao Communiy Youth °.much heu a silent auction and at the Comma n, Centre Sports Ikn in 0thsweken. The lam such wall envy in of hospitals and dal, allowing For rule the still needs .alma .e spaghetti dinner last Thursday at the neweommumry bathe. enter Canadaany v colon in 1918-79. statisticians to oferstheeaec approval (Canada's priacy 519- 445 -0868 / b. y. don C ngan. a dn or the p Rromz Add Mown, provided by among ethers Ge Mohawk Singers but many other coon iiys have limn and importance- poranea of healthy ianisu mrswoiui. well s vazyi .ilia 1 -Awe: I.nxahe a:eemm, 519-445 i -4922 tinely for swell collet. bodily fluids far Parmesan the rho sur- o0Ocwis n the provinces, he tc ling, including Bnt New vey would be volunteer, who are said. 4 Throe Island News - Commentary - March 3, 2004 March 3, 2004 North America S #I Naive Weekly Newspaper: Local 5 Oka shout ha boob Onkwehonwene IJURTLE JSLAND WELL DUKE... FINDING BIRDIE'S LIKE CHASING A 1t Residency bylw changes services to non CAR...,WHAT Cu You Do WHEN YOU J.B's Thrift shop is NEWS FIND HER!? 1 natives cost of bands By Lynda Pow,. five year plans that provide a bit done that type of assessment." Tank Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand good for the environment Editor more flexibility and Yearly agree- He said of the 130 band ins in is River Territory. II is e politically independent newspaper that First Nation band a. ncils ut those agreements, he Ontario around 25 are on five year Joe Bear Curley -Hill always The shop features thing wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No imposing residency bylaws that aid only provider Now. band funding but t are for all urns wanted lier own business portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pleures or allow non- natives to live in their lists. He said funding is provided tyangto move t0 multi-year agrtc sizes from inr stodults and But she wanted .,mat g cory everything Bottoms to business editorial content may be reproduced without permission. communities I be responsible for programs for stains Indians liv- men, and friendly. wear. and cum. Everything PUBLISHER -Tarde Island News Publications forr city additional costs associated ing on reserve. .He said if a family living on with Something, just like her home, a o shed and pressed Rf0ree it's EDITOR - Lynda Poetess Mote widen e Indian and ref a ,st Nation passes a bylaw reserve is on social assistance they place people could feel at home told. Staff Reporters -Edna Gooder, Remake Menlo. Jim C. Poetess Northern e Affairs rspokesman told Nat allows others to live there, then can mime that assistance through And if ywr furnishing a house or Advertising -Thera Brant Turtle Island News. it would be up to the First Nation to local welfare offices on nerve This week, J.B's IMO Shop looking for household basins she Turtle !stand News is a member on Paul Norman, MAC, mane, figure out a w o cover off any whether they are hand members or + Native Journalists Association financial anon.* in O k eons for adthTOnal residents,"he o out. He said became of the Indian said any sons ...toted wife said. welfare agreement In Ontario, + Nativ an Journalists !VUNIf` + Intern,. committee to Protect Journalists worldwide incmases in services to mart an Ile said that could come 'from morel assistance provided MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL are a cost to the to* their own reurce equally regardless of where you Turtle Island News - P.O. Box 229, Ile said they would have to come fees. The process its totally up to E we. 2208 Chief wood Road Ohsweke Ont NOA IMO tape with those: funds from own the Find Nat ' He said any Increase in costs for Tl eph 191945 -0868 Fare (519) 945 -0865 scum revenues or through a taxa- He said Indian Affairs falls under road an sewer, - Etr aililreds enisregit eturtleúlatdnews.com or on scheme. the Indian Act, "the Indian Act what afror they atone Eandnexa.wm Six Nati m band council is cam rules regulations apply, it only charge ould have to pick up the Volume 9, Edition 58 Naming dunite, m the local no covers n for the delivery of some sts+ decoy bylaw that will allow a per- programs and services through the c"So N the band is a Second Class Postage Registration 411728276 noon. rah system to be imposed here act. When you read We act, it does bylaw that is going ta increase non- Wcbsite: www.5heturtleislandae,, s.corn Letters: Reader questions Band Council's non-band members t ors provide them with an0 embers residency they have to swingreside at Six Nations.. authority to provideberonds that. look a in the resources are Minister Mitchell comes to Administrator's role Norman said MAC only provides So the treasury board approves COMM, Rom to off no Mat cost. funding for those registered on programs and policies that have to There may sut be any cost but if Dear belli... end up not having the teachers dart to be ENTERTAINMENT when it town, but no one gets to say hi! had lists. be in line with the act." there is, the Firm Nation could I hate been arching the council she have here now. comes to our rights. Who pays for non -natives living in He said Indian Affairs has never charge them nue mer fees If The Minister of Indian ARain came to town Friday _but nobody got sump on our local television It aiso surprises me that Paulette One of those rights "wool our to know. First Nations communities,. sayssa conducted surveys to determine if they arc members moving nation and find that it is difficult. Tremblay is also sitting at the helm education system, the ,.00 n, Usually when r any dignitary that's totally rap to the First es living o are onto mint and tights at times, to know what the with the Chief a all meetings. our history, our language and our come out but e. form 400000dly knew. band council Nation .1t' s their bylaw adding ti any financial burden s for Ile said INAC programs are not m n. Councillors or staff are talking Most recently she seems to be sit - sway along with our way of chief Rohe+. Jamieson decided sure the visit was as low pm- INAC bas only two types services to the bands. "I day of loo per cek recovering as.ey to make :but ring Were with Dave General who life while trying to integrate It into der of banding arrangements long term know if its happened. We have not currently stand file ou can get. The thing I hem was Paulette did hat been sitting in the Chief's the while educational system. For Jo Hear h band councillors said they men mid until the night uee mass .raw the am+ ore Tremblay taking about the chair. There have been other too many years were required d ' . oo/her own m R,.s before Me visit ad Wen told t0 keep n quiets^ (bepod Rem*, By -Law. Why does she administrators in our midst and the and forced to w do Wings the Letters: New Group wants byelection Seems the lady who paid for b. loads of pima* to go to Ottawa have the authority of being on that only time Council ever heard from WH1TEWAY now we have a opens Sass*. from dishes to to follow her to loronto to fight We First Am0.4 satire* .Gov Committee? Is she not admin- him or her was Slay had,* chance to do things THE RIGHT An open kner couac! chit There open concern among Purposesincludes, W. rright next nick necks and a *lea ill dean or pmt u grntaher hires when n he amivq$; Mrs ko is to be keeping tabs with their duties or any depmm,mt OUR WAY. Rosen., !Jamieson sum hand members Mom the Su on Flooring and she, owned about The How tmfomm tetherscommunity drink know hew coming. on all departments sming that they Then those concerns would be We just Start by creating programs Nations Council, onsideration of in n of the IndianAct friends, relut, and common, maybe he could have answered questions for We co Dear revisions to the residency by- law or any Ry made to limy-... run smoothly? To me, she has no brought before the Council and ills- and a...oh0 that teaches oar Chief Jamieson laws Pursuant 1,T just love my place here.! members. nity n the workings of his employees the bard council. It is important all We In tight to be on any Committees. She cussed. traditional ways, the Great Law, RwnIstñat Five By- Election therefore that Wink m mar -r said while She said there isn't any thrift Maybe he could tell us why after months and months of waling oa should only take her aware ro It is very difficult to Weasel st s en rate languages, our We are deeply disturbed and members understand what re. the 00 habitually entering on standing in the shop. stores for local residents in her elemion in District Five still hasn't been called, or why oven that corm. the Council, who is Mher and tbe meetings since the people that have Wart of family values and for frustrated by the lack dumps residency bylaw with the intervention of come. The shop specializes in used neck of the res. -I figured abc nl choice its own elemi0n code and hire a new elections whom whole administration's boss. gas,. can never get to speak some mu spiritnlity. WE must on a By- Election for District Five. that clothing and items and features a than take stuff up to Brantford or cm to n the keletr rc _.ifn ever alled. wd,o The Residency Hydra is a big and psi. questions answered or educate our men and women, you. Therefore, we request Immediate December 18, IMO nary m the laws old. Parliament few new things as well. off reserve, why of open this Or maybe Item. get us awe re for questions were still ',M- issue and SWIM not be for one they are told they are out of order. and future generations about who action.. Sú Nations of the Grand River dead.. and But mostly she' says she wants place. People can bring their stuff ing for on last year's never mind this m.. Sack. Ova lac person bermes. The whole corn- To the Council members, I say, they are, what they re and what For the Six Nations Council to Indians Oh) entering ma after hav- to help out those on a budget, Wm' where lid them y marc ammo send Nose buses to Ottawa and Nations ing been ISO of an offence comb, must be involved To bring 'Why are you sitting there if you they can we must empower our leave Me position vacant since Where. the Six Indian march that a budget a link fur- Prices moge from Ill for a com- Tomato. this issue to the Victoria Day set ram hear .pert youth tobe the best that they rase. November Lid i unacceptable. Reserve No 40. and Na 4012 are contrary to Mr laws committed on ther. "I know what its like to have plete women's outfit to SI for And what 0the 5 million in Rama money hidden 00,0 has away Holiday (Bred and Cheese) to gel who put you Mere? Why can't you and that 0 long as they do their We have an Mummm Code, dated for the sole use and benefit of the the Sù Nations Indian Reserve. a maim kids and have only so shins. She says she's help0g out in a legal war chest been sper r Ring spent m people to ,e0' or '40" for a think and speak for yourselves best Were can be no failure. 1995, on file and .is Election members of the Six Nations 2) Only a registered band member muchmu h money to spread Me environment. "I'm recycling;' And whywa.w gins, com nity face inge] n te permit system, should not be instead of letting three people oar has been taken and stolen Code has been approved by the Indians of We Good Riven. of the Six Nations of the Grand mound. -she says. she says. band chief can nm offer Toweno to a attend fundm mpay off he allowed. The only people that make all decisions for you from us but that dens mean it's community and is community And Whereas the Sú Nations River Indians shall be entitled to supposed dare from her failed AIM elmtion bid. Which she still Council is empowered to reside Six Nations of the b. would be signing would be arc Boll Awry concerned band member gone or out of reach. r WE can accepted mart mile never answered publically for even though this she did promise CORY' Celts. I understand that we have regain and retrieve what so many Fmthe more, this same Elation By-Laws to set Seeks Grand River Idun lands. molly she would provide a full financial amounting of the opine ova 2,000 non- Natives m this Educ Lion consider lost but these Wings will Cade dearly indicates that the restrictions as to residency, .s- 3) Any other person mealy. from the chiefs old. and donors to her campaign. Electoral Officer is in place for passing of frequenting lands Onnv or nvlawftdly fie - Reserve ram mast of who are pray E tliror: only he lost if we give up and give the, ...sing WE'VE NEVER MET A MOM And of cmmane we are still waiting for a list of tilt the outside commit - Mme years. The Electoral. Officer for prohibited gumtrees; mewing for purposes prey limo spouses na .mlRCS The oracles regarding ark - 6 prohibited WHO WASN'T WORKING. bra and .common. she sits on. A list of all her speaking eagµp wes available iv November and And whereas 81(1) on the Six Nations Indian Calls. ins, back our education system elder spoke of the Wings and pins* R WE WHERE YOU to &tramline how many 505 actually personal evens and bur d'IN your once of the tor- (p) of the Indian An authorizes No. 40 and No. 406, in LIVE LIVE: t elk t emll red ne We .engin. spoke of many tht, intout of them mores Sets Presently fir bra inf Rave many were becalm sbe is Six Nations band council chief and arty bra. rcet process to You did the Council to enact by -laws for vi ola ,by of any of .e provisions pe that she is W negotiating for spoke shoo the iv onswmev in hut they died say we proceed. °onions she earns, (accordion to her own staff that figure is as high In not the removal and of of the by -law shall be guilty of an Mc Salts funding that maybe ad lack enksowff, by macle. could not get them back. It is time tome saw, u 50.000 per speaking engagement plus travel ex We en that you set elec trespassing on the ReserveRe offence and shall be liable on taken out by Road. thole tom and senior scoff, MAC rendingWnding war back cannot t our ando k persan and why it is going into her coffin instead of the band eoffc s, We on date within ono neck from and paragraphs 81( I) Ip.0 and summary conviction to a fine of too much at stoke a consider and blame for Inaction. our *arc poem to as ette to. today. authorise Council to enact eases ONE THOUSAND before a decision can be made on While oar elected dam tong,- Derry. if not we are colts a loo 0221 Jamieson has faded miserably in a public accounting of her time in Other avenues exist for us m have by -laws respecting the residence DOLLARSDOLLAARS (51.09.00) or .is issue. The sum one ally squabble amongst hem. people. see- once, of fnm.cs of questions ire or aabout term exceeding M 0 nd arc the caches who em selves, INAC Fred an Election mummer of bad numbers to reside m the, onment for of trip ands o'quc Moo airs beck and watch- h It would servo Six Nations better reserve; TIBRTY (30) days or both. Unity members. 1 can't see them rua 010.11 Had ono known the minister was here maybe thence ncould have NOW TH E, in pursuance Approved and parent at a duly got- giro. uP Weir packages For some Wcscan no longer allow ourselves if we solved our problems toge.- ten oast trab a.pwmmsmbr.0-d wer omen uni na ntabiliny and transparency that little pittance or nothing. We will (More letters page 5) of Salons 81(1) (p) (p. I) and convened meeting of the Six is sty easy tothrow Mo speeches to no groups about bra pay naive li- Yours.., (p2) of lhe3od¡mpS10 the Six Nations Council this 18th day of .smsn mw w.,eÿb Cam ne lip sent here at boar, when the community s hen divided and Letters to the Editor On Behalf of the Six Nations Nations Council enacts m follows: December 1984 min moaam arruL anwnd Advocacy Group 1)1n this By -Law William K Montour I. order to foster public discussion of matters effecting the residents of the Grand Susanne Miasmas:on, Agent 11nwen nabs to mine M las two yen, malike Roberta ff (a) "Rame "means that Chef ibw v sub .10d moo. IM. River Territory Turtle Island News welcomes all opinion pieces and letters to the edi- Alva Martin Commuai member We tract of land, the Legal DM to Lewis B. sown councillor And if the d:. We a, r,u sum , m ns, fm.l hoodf mooing List In a tor, Letters most be signed and must include an address and phone number so that and Election Code committee which is vested in Her Majesty Kerry bombe. councillor field of ean&ietes who may haw to a bring up ins, list of unfulfilled authenticity of the letter can be verified, A0'0ó er that has been apart. her Kenneth R. Hill concllor Promises. and m Mater. W. Turtle Island News reserves the right to edit any submission for length, grammar. ATTENTION Common,' mein- Majesty for the sett and benefit of John Peters councillor ves.a unto., Ole Minister came., Iran and no one here had a bers the India. Oder Six Nations of Dave Green councillor ISM A GOOD NEIGHBOUR. STATE FARM IS MUM.- spelling and clarity. Turtle Island News, P.O. BON 329, Ohm k Ont., NIA IMO e m question hurt ea the antics of his bud council. But olcourse, Ile fJlosep u submitted by the the Grand River and known as the Lonny Bombmy councillor L Mai (519) 445-0868 or fax 0I865 F enemy xhy the *snowy ...vii 1 told Then eight (5101145 -mall at newsy theturtleislandnews.cum or Se Naines Advocacy Gniti, a Six Nations Indian Reserve No.411 Erik in Martin 7 left its* only band council member should .thinking about ads ert king. ` Onto olciffian elnews.cmn. group of Sic Nations resident that and NO 408. Nina Burnham councillor ng1 elt ea nahoure2o," but so should .ffical staff be job hunting. a formed te issues (h) 'Unlawfully W. Graham Smith can sew Check out our IN 000 i 10 at Omx,ths loo15 i landncws,cont how discuss . here Requesting for Prohibited Steve Williams councillor rPr1 D MT,

6 March 3, March 3, 2004 Local 2004 Local 7 If Hamilton native organizations to go after funding for urban residents Kanata Village re- opens (Continued frum)) He to Forge in In Hamilton Monday nigh a group said Prior J after fire destroyed village i of about 30 people, mostly from HRDC funding, area mood... mban organ said they boards existed in cures and they J. GOODER insurance as well as about $3.500 anted m are a natal group the Aid a program walled Pathways to son,mares - from the Royal Bank of Camdi s Hamilton moca Sue dot s turban i. ARa months of had work, the mentorshm program Abotig ñal Ca -al haivre zusow, . dal welch urban skills bunted out ruins of the Lonesome The restoration to the víWgew Ilat nepmaena about 16, b naming P He said the mom. at th Kanaa Village bash necessary. for one ist se lastIan May. .% Al [Fore was 90 pm apnoea to ira .mpniadt.o n the city. become mio of Propa^n pristine form Bell said, an amorist an four fires ' Mein local säas and training frur6 ant. He and wall Ore Mango to arm .11 Amount manager of in and around she village. He adds source. forcing when aNrnwl people to Kama V illage aid in a phone the cedar poles making up the pal- app1Y their bands, now WY 20 interview Tuoday a The meeting at the Self Help hods, morning about isade summand the village Centre n West Avenue was urge- ma mar of applìants are being 0 people attended are grand re- caught fire then spread m the HBDToren mssfuL opening ceremonies held Feb. 28. The storage arm oCrepr Reid, Toronto lawyer, wh Ile the ocey Kamen Village is located near the The unknown arsonst Ball stress- o maraca Toronto, Ilamlmm that ahodhaTorotoHamltonan-should Pine Tro U vc Centre n Me City es, was over caught. dime Moo smaller omen cod, mal amokat Toronto H15 millund oftaforIImd Ile said d the second es told rho gaup the Federal Whitney at $15 million. The newly built LongSOUSS Bell Lonesome R in Ow works,oo.oohs. butdid @-- ,..¿ Court 51 Appal mks Ney should Dollars Mat are now befog album said, would shelter about 50 peuple net know when constructionnext would L. noon(o Moyer Chris Reid, J.MN..r old smaacrowdfHamiRon area residents and orSon s repre- have Iasi ammo ALM funds d to bends and was possible because of the LootHell IO the next sear. war 00 melon reds to organize m go after n'.1n4 aunt skills funding for its urban population LT for training programs instead of Boom. ss Reid said estimates beadwork of laboures and volun- Lmghouse be Mama have we w.t u afar new funding" In Its Hamilton Indian Centre to GREAT spokesman Elvers btu g to apply through their . That them are w m alike. He said 'in Toronto they are ready help Six Nations residents. bands. real ¢ population figures for the Balm said GREAT has been pro- Bea said representives from local Bell aid Kanals Village has coons to start negotiations with the Oder. But, she said, they help imidividu- Wang services to Seo Nations rest- Ile said, the courts did deter- urban Lenses. and provincial governments attend- from all over the world, such O al human esdepartmen.2A als not programs. dents in Hamilton end we will Moo funds won Id be He said Toronto uses the popula- ed the ceremonies, such as Dave Ireland, Germany and Scotland as -. tion figure of 70,000 but has no goodie is in place Home Bilk Yvonne Mare. said before the continue to do so T sptit. M1 Levee MPP of Brant County and well as visits from local school ' will be Me atm here we Forge in to Pass. "They did not say it would be new t filmy names The group agreed to pursue fund- lean Sox an former minister of children. have m look a[ who will gait" could me skid send fund Now steer matrxgnM ataf. to and use HEDAC as gcme Indian Affairs Amity. Bell messes, Rama. He aid the e area doms to help Nod their skat to towel skills and training had. see how I " Resources irate Af.dmising fish fry, he adds, was concern, so paid patrol maromment Now have beenboon 'Then Mey woods go w auks g Momgh pre® the ruling." m or the Hamilton held and the proceeds would be the premises as wells t volunteer,. hamil xhn fund, war Mot Our or Centre. He said they have already been 60 ,pmmlám. m - More meetings moll placed in a fund for the budding of Ile adds ti Now heo now Omanm ions flourished under dropping hints. "They are saying uno Mat Now at be hold. pother Langbouse. Although Bell everyone who works here "takes tion ha, things like how we [o be ar se ed a he midsaid Nu not them who toed."help and said, didn't know when conshoc- cast will split the Noma- Pram OPP oho, aft/ Mokpo, 5.0 km Mande, a vehicle at HEDAC could bnused." of all Iter my accident lhgh.vy 54 and Painter money... of them 6G approved" tion mould boon. all the bard work paid 0,0fdly. k Bella., Road ousel morning Duck up. The act Meat occurred shortly tana Cindy Sue ne -MC1'omie and sent people m Noy. Read said they managed to cur- 01.1. in the near future, off with mm Polire sial pianenr and researcher injures. arem r tin& (Photo Dy Lynda Powlessl ot thnycourts, ghat are a r Paling, he said, for the re -bmld- told Mt 110010she nand, me n t ssca.r groups mg of the Lmnghouse village the community go afler of ndiviiduals..lus Haniton gunmen, go wave from many sources, such as fielding. fie said aboriginal people. bans in the federal, provincial and local $h said she is from Tyaamie the c tao being forced to govern... The public also con Ontario Energy Board Commission de l'E sorrow de 10113e130 Tu I Mink this right's issue. It apply to their bands for skills and as tr.. d m Me restoration. Bell speak to potability of coma i have training funds. said, by participating in . (=dram. NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND the right m to et mil community 11He about Ils said $a tool ofpeople hwt live ' said $11,000 tom endcvote whdtoget ak'as guiding in NOTICE OF WRITTEN HEARING in the cit.,, have never even been Fop- 'ti and in the Adula- A-POIe Dean. thee Iaveh Lam_ u city whoa I fundraiser. Bell said the cedar to their hands or 00 ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION RP 200100, 14w she acid, hais ho to be done LICENCE When Po applied Ian funds the (Yak,. Montane poles were oared in the building of Fe 20030.43 with sensitivity. is bands had no idea who they were McCormack Tu very anti Al palisade surrounding the vil - or what they needed." lags The poles, he stresses, came Hydro One Networks Inc. tiled an application dated IF YOU DO WO RP WITTE* WOWSSION Alan Ian said he had ronce os He said an example was a Toronto evidence the population is that from turmoil. Ont, just outside February 23, 2003, amended January 23, 2004 andro MAW* OR Po NOT about the low numbers woman Dorothy Phipps -Walker Won present fo of Kingston." Ontario Energy Board Wow its arlcltyástriwion PARTICIPATE WOW HEARING BY FILING WRITTEN rhte meeting. -Woo have licence The Board assigned TNIS from Sioux Lookout had to apply But he said, they have now begun ay we Bea said $114,000 came from die file no. BP-2003.0033/EB- SUBMISSIONS ia ocoosoosco WITH NOTICE, 200341043 to the application. THE BOARD MAY PROCEED WITHOUT TOUR to her northern Ontario band for issuing 'Toronto India" cards in thousands of our people living here Human Resources Development 'nl the city but 1 dm't see them PARTICIPATION AND YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED funds to upgrade her secretarial r all empi to identify the commo- Cathy Steals director Mlle Hamilton Indian Centre and Canada, $25,000 came from the The granting Of rou0 wY WOWS the applicant cochait o/ TO FURTHER NOTICE IN THIS PROCEEDING. WI dal kmw how you°. be to dIstreute electricity.h The service by the skills to seek employment wry DAC says the meeting woo* at HamRmnT urban aboriginal Ministry tuf Twin and proposed e. waking a vote from the whole moo. applicant are described in Me apation. A copy Oro Ice document est aussi elsponide en Irarcaisl Toronto but was denied. He said recent elections of She populaion event though there were nmlivesf m Sie Natrons Recreation end $49,800 from unity iftheyaen'tha.... .pean. available whew.* website at Hsaid she was told she Weedy Toronto urban molen council head- Me; and%itchener -Gueldh ma Niagara ogoormtions moots ITeie amen. also available Memel mot know .but thsmeeting" rovorommmommuarovverva* pram. had a college and previous . by Roger Obonsawm is attempt- ing to identify the community Reid told holm he maul looking OPP report training provided by the bad. DATED Toronto, for consensus. "C.sevsus doesn't Participate In the Hearing at February 19, 2004. "They weren't gulag to fund life- through issuing of cards. Six Nations of the Grand River to Saturday February 28, 2004 at noon e. 100 percent lem looking for The Board Intends to proceed with the application Img mild But what they don't In Hamilton he said organizations Child & Family Services amend 4:45 am while on regular of a written hearing unless party satisfiess the t ONTARIO ENERGY BOA. have imated the urban aborigi- a clear majority so are have a srtuc- a realize is the jab market in Toro.. summit, Suppoo)Rmour. Dio ap oro Unit patrol a Provincial Constable in place that I an take dims. there is a good reason for not holding written hearing. You need to constantly upgrade nal population at 15,000_ located Black 2001 Nissan SUV Peter H. Otto If you object Bm Waw. war, apb m He said the Hamitlon community tion from I dont thinkk this fight is m skills. Someone with a high indoor* ditch of the westbound mattes you uso provide written re.orts why an oral Assistant Board 3. Wary had to begin to al its options ova: he told them. school diploma might ge job lok for 403 Highway in She County of nearing is necessary. Am submissions mrawy fudn ng. Yvonnee Miracle tool the group with the baud in northern taOntario Itle dd.", Brant An investigation was con- wagon hearing must be received W Me Board within seven Address they needed to go alter funding for but they aren't going to one in Hc said accwoa structure has to be puts ducted and -YSdd roan is (1) calendar dime of WOW. dom a oro one. get all OnMrio Energy ocra Taro place to accept me finds and apply city residents. 'How many Mines .Juluntddr3 facing Criminal Charges of Over If you wish to partiMpate in the written hearrng, you mue He paid urban aboriginal propel for them. He said negoti.nlm have have you beard well you people 80 Section 253(b) of Ose Criminal tonvara three copies of your written Sularntssions to the 2300 Tense Str.t don't idefify tc rare war seed mom et chose to live int lie °fry," she told Volunteer Drivers Needed with their comm., plan Code of Canada. Oa Sunday ammo SeCretary ol Me M. and one copy to the Toronto, ON the crowd. mn. "There was no up the rgnaasitoniz and then too go q Ages I8+ with valid applicant evidence February 29, 20. ei around 2:20 AMP 1E4 Cathy Starts said brought showing Mey had any after skits and train.. dollars. 'I Sn Nations driver's licence he ammo, Mogan , (Iilacalendar days alar v,d, am while on regular patrol a Peter PLOW mama don't Mink you want to fight with Gmad River Employment and the publication Prat this Notice. If the applicant wish. outside Honorariums Provided Provincial Constable observed a Assistant Secretary ther the First Nations over fording. So Training has a woKer placed tight to respond tO the oaten submissions. such response usr urban aboriginal comm., 19. Ford Pickup truck west- TIE 3 (Toll free( ç> he waked the Board no later than mont,, (28J bound on Charlotte Street in the for /13440-31353 A. calendar days after Me publication date of this Not.... All tom of Paria County of Brant. Red Hill submissions roust suote Nana R13.2003.0033/EB.2.39.9- Hydro One Networks Inc. heating up again The vehicle failed to stop for a 0013. clearly State the sender's name and Orel Op 483 Bay Street Sú Nations Band Cowed met opposed when h apnea, at a bail mom clamaothers have e for- atop sign on Broadway Street. ved by the stslnnt Secretary by SAS p.mP9on the Waal OR with city of Hamilton rumba. boring Tuesday on Ogg, oftres- ward and said they were Volunteer Child Care The Provincial Constable stopped required dales. WISPS tom Monday while in Hamilton a passing. Field, known as 'Santa approached or consulted the vehicle and conducted before Providers Needed / t . Information relatIng to the applicallon is available to be Glen M.Donald Red Hill Creek Expressway prot- De e" has been involved one investigation. o0 three ...mothers sent resident lea Ages 16+ A vlewed the Boar. office, or at Meet. of Me Senior Advisor, Oman, ster was von. after climbing to protests and demanefidions A 21- year -old Male is Tel: 4163453913 Longboat to Hamilton city council Habysatting Course applicant (address mom dommom bare the top of a wood chip pile at facing Criminal Charges ItS.Sna mot charged twice with trespassing with a letter denuding of 0. available en the Tower. Name required for ages grinding machine. M11 CertifIlate 12.16 80 Section 253 @)off the Criminal by the Boards .acento at n last when protesters tried Confederacy councilil mom, oiling David Field 82 was emoted by to stop tree .mina He tried to nail m Red Hia atop Honorariums Provided Cade of Canada. The 2T.s0ear. old t an d32 2t23í w M11,3H¢a55. police when he refused to come his hand to tree. Sú Nations band Male is also facing Criminal council would 445 down. Police said hod be Meanwhile For More Information Can -2950 or stop In at Charges Under will at Six Nations two not comment Monday's meeting.. of Mischief 15 Sana*. Court to pick up an application March 3, 2004 s S March 3, 2004 Ow* 9 I I[I46'/1/.-14[1/.levl Snowsnake tournament comes to the new community hall over weekend Blast lose playoff spot to Tillsonburg Vipers By Samantha Marlin months and you could see Mat the F -' __ - Sports Writer pant loath shoes of the peon. Ip¡'G ern Mnm tnnl Oenod b NaMOd. mas Gang wma,ttvml peeled wM OHSWEKEN - The new comma- panes were covered in mud. Sp om M k e play offsa theirtar min., stay sae oft- l.BranlfoM ring wry hall was the paced be on the Smoky.m was all about the kids as The Blast just miss the play n12ì dawn longs mooed the that put than ahead goal weekend if you like watching the school tournament kicked off bemuse of a de with four. ghee Wayne Muir scored making it 3 -2 at 1:26 with wow from Chris snake toumamIfr with the kindergarten to grade 12 Tillsonburg1 Wipers on Sunday. and with just eight minutes lea in Osman and Pelson. s After manyan weeks offi, ming cold divisions, followed by the Madan T. R1. were in action facing the third mined s Mike lust 15 ...Wort., the Blast's temperatures and cloud covered doom., that turned out to he real Pella and Tillsonburg over the Burgoyne tied r the more al 3 -3 Pon Bernacci Reared them third skies, the weaMer on the weekend mud cats,. and a social that was weekend and cam outt of it with a ending the game i goal with e from McIntosh was a teaser for spring. held inside the community hall. a and a tee. N had finish tp 1 n Me five -minuet our enimene pe M end Oreg Pape making It 3 -1 going Normally great Ming for a week- Sunday was sunny, warm, and an icing season E od. hoed Tams gave 1 their all 13 the "ii¡}r_1,"-- end except when you have a If y,..'o' Friday night na, hack filled v.. even more snows., _ thecBlast ad lo takelake hm win bthwBljourh3 In the Mud period Tillsonburg _+g made of snow that is Me main std- action as the 3rd clam, 2nd class face thee ho pace Poilu Stokes seconds lea, it was the Blast who mortared to catch up with two pee i snow snake ...meat. and B. class Ovaries took to the and came Some with a winwan with a cane are en lop with goal for pore play goals. One orle on As the players raced toward the snow tract score of 43. Dean McIntosh making it 4-3 for from Paz Powers AMMO. 3:N '7 pike,, you could hear the splash of The snowsnake tournament drew mi1000 000yhut the Blast. IeRRGICOmseaedMegamaet3- Me mud that was hiding under- spectators .Results were not avail- in period two BrBlat's Corey The Rigi were beck in action the 3. real the snow to the winter able at press tine. wsnake to m at the comma*, hall over te weekend hAn dee =eddy Waring scored the Blast's first goal nee nigh when a night when they travelled m The gm went into overtime ber 0.a1 Aran hiss x. eke down. alma. y Samantha Manin) of IM rah. uns. TillshbLaceMengan the period remained scoreless Pee the period mr score by the With Tillsonburg having an early sending the Blast home with fob .r.-_

a..J....o 1'l' was lead. -.. ac.. II tineMepinedwasover making it MiredBlast's AndmvTardy aid Tierce in the league and sends k..lL 2 -1 going into the 00y. the scared with assists from Tillsonburg to the playoffs for a peon u took m early lead w the Burgoyne and Tyler Pelon. chance bto go to the championship.

Fayv Omer Hadowas Emarthle took home the bronze medal on .clop., Florin's ultimate Tackwon -Da Provincial Championships International T Federation (ITF). The tournament heed at thecae Creek Secondary School i. Name. U.V. {wan., competed in the yellow belt-green stripe level in patterns and warring or ages 6 t H. krr,2le 6. cool 3 student at LT. Thomas. He's the son of Alan and roan Emarthle. Volleyball tournament held at IL Thomas on weekend

By Samantha Main hockey team on Saturday Sports Writer The tournament f.tured 10 teams. SIX NAT Thomas was The tournament was a round robin The So Nohow Nome AS boys team Mok the for against the pled. es Sunday Fern at the host to an adult coed volleyball which ledm the semi-finals and the Gaylord Powless Arena The Wed none SNfined pier mama they non Da. was time who as able to tournament as a fundraiser for the championship game between 11. take home the win this weekend (Photo Dy Samantha Hem.) Six Nations Pee Wee All Stars Embroidery and All Nations. the manta wore out in ful force as tl umhed thorompetition and cheered on medr toammums. A. The championship was best 2 out waneinv et thelrsnowsnakes duty, they Id them so they would have a snooth tun and not have hake LITTLE N.M.I. C. fr. 3 re-shined by the the end of doe f, k until ready /or the neat run. INITION HOCKEY p`U01d3 CitIQ of games to 25 points. IDS ,awes. war 4 AK Mar. 6, 200 Embroidery took the Emt game C Volleyball Tournament Results .::r: nNDIA - FPI _AD ° someme mesa acme dovmk lo th, Not The warns and sunny conditions may have made a lot of people happy, y .om áLL p rD us (cam Scone Dogs 20 Vs S Emilous team 25 ...._avd.in game where each team hail the lead but it proved to be a slippery and wet run for the parnemams in the ...... _. _ . / What's Up 25 VS 3 Bunn Scones 0 (forfeit) VIPERS] g' t least two times during the game snowsnake tournament that Kos veld at the community nail over the Vs %atitns .{A \ j40.4 IDS 25 VS 3 RcotBears 12 r+..13.11 The tournament raised over slop weekend Shoes were soaked through with mud and water and pander, mol{balm. a Ig >ÿ ` Six Natio.O.ida 25 Vs 3 Dig This 13 `641616. o help send the Pee Wee AS to the were soaked a dank brown. by Samantha . klarten / . , ipa tar m. nwvn 5 i Ilia All Nations 25 V5. 2 Scone Dogs 1 Lithe NHL that is being held over J Solar Power It VS. 2 What's Up 25 MA et Division START TIME: For more information and przci it N 'hrdul please contact he March break. 5:00 pm Emdoas team 16 VS. 1 roS 25 The peewee team is just one of GAYLORD POW LESS ARENA 0235WLlkF-N Laura at 445 -4152. Burnt Scones III Vs. I Six Nations/Oneida 25 many Six Nations tams that will Rood km 10 VS. 4 All Nations 25 Si N \.3l IONS PARKS & ace heading to pet In the Little RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALI. (519) 445 -4311 Dig This Z5 VS. 1 Solar Power 22 1 NHL in Me coining weeks Smum Moons.. IMMEDM FOAM SATIMPAT NI SHAV NOR. Tnasosv IDS 2$ VS. 2 Scone Dogs 22 Kio4 MOH -45S S Nations/0.d 25 VS. 2 Whets Up Team E '1 s team 25 VS. RooMears 20 x4111 roc Game I Lre..ryrr rAds'iee.l l,. ''T`` OMEN SPAIE t nuínmkttrvw A Burnt VS. 3 Dig This 25 sena. m r LU ...,,nA err Scones C1 1d 13 am Twai am .rnm ae. ..d.. vl.mm Sheets or 1DS 19 VS All Nations 25 Genii= r.a Six Nations/Om:idn 25 VS. 4 Solar Power 13 Pizza a Wings rem aNst +,Mai y Scone 20 VS. ) RnalBrats 25 RELICS. Results PEE War. Ups 12 Vs. 3 Dig This 25 YA t,Rbt' : VA '-m .a..rp.o r ."1.... from an event are All Nations RS VS. 5 Bmilou's team u Solar Power 25 VS. 3 Burnt Scones 16 always welcome from past games. pra. rn Ms ns To submit your teams Playoff results HOURS, Susan Cobb ern rea. ECO Centre Series I Babysitting SN Day fare scores simply fax to WED ...... apta topar DS elefmtd SN /Oneida 2 games to zero (25-16, 24-23) h0 Comma ar30 pm rwóa CMS= Pm a Turtle Island News pm n pin Mon Ban m m Snits 2 jyr . a. ap. sparn sports Ben wmw

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March Break fun on a budget By Samantha .N do gifla. In Nations presented Team. 1 Sports Writer land with beautiful dream- r7r-- --- dont have b travel or Cm siding, and a so no h needed. 0NL}Yon roof., doorway knife The surprised admit collective wool- ONSWIXEN - The Six Nations catchers and a big welcome hand- spend of local a oodles Mosey a (1 flap. With couple of pillows and ( unbreakable Mule is hand... for nations. Midget Nam payed host m some slake. attractions during March Breaks as MBA.ha and a favourite hoard easy and kids pip can make i and hockey players Ian Buster see police dog was even lung as you summon your imaging- I game, they jua might be 1. . r- occupied checkerboards on the bead, or MOVIE MAGIC week when Nam Holland made there with Fis shales on welcoming FAa nn. 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12 Ow* March 3, 2004 March 3, 2004 OntiilP10 13 National Lacrosse League 2004:ROCK Heat up the EAST winning 18 - 15 Healing lodge proposed for Toronto's waterfront ing to the outside of Blue Cross Arena, and Anaheim lost. The shoulder man. lá TORONTO -A native healing cm- "If ships come into our port, they bridge to the airport, and the Mills. plan is veal, Mills also thinks Toronto should with Ted Montour his left knee about w ado Buffalo Bandits' winning streak Mammoth remain atop the tre on the eastern tip of Ward's are going roue ow cmrmrinnent to Toronto Port Authority, which histi. The developers will nor half minutes m, and was done at six germ with 13 12 West standings, winning both cease, for now, any debate on tier- Terry Sanderson got the broke into the NLL in 1998 Island one of 31 recommends First Peoples." I backs bridge. Ike his Plan' ing dawn the Gardiner for Ne algal overtime victory, cutting games arm h®sdla 7 for waterfront Toronto Rock doing what they with Baltimore Washington, tons renewal that However, he is one of Toronto's Nh. ills said Tony lanno MP for Mills also said he will suggest that Expressway Schroeder played well in Buffalos lead in the Fast to 2 with the Slam although they Dennis absolutely had to ao over the Colorado, had an 8-point week- Mills, Toronto- Danforth colourful MPS and has backed Trinity- Spadioa, convinced him to Toronto "park" ib plan te extend relief, indeed in both of games, games. The Bandits mochas.- phot of a scare at hams Neck dense lot f agemeen week-end, which is to win end, including 5 goals Friday, h11; presented at a news conte,- way from a plan to use an olden- shelve the tunnel plan. Front Street West from 1 P but the Wings seemed to lack blew late game Anaheim ran out to a 6 -2 alai on Fa dada Toron' water- games against NLL East sparking the with wawa. ran The Friday net built during the power play Sand Wrold Sources closes to Mills said his Street, where ty now to t the confidence on the ball that lead, giving up 3 goals in the quarter lead before everyone ends, front. Division °R nana vers passing from ore "I believe pmsionaWy that our War, as pedestrian walkway le per full plan will emphasize green Duffer,, Street. "So many people have worked as they have wi. Weir 14 -year final m minutes of regulation, came to the, senses. The San Peoples Then, of cable TV brought well as his shooting Fast would have a sub- link Toronto's island airport to the space at the expense of businesses "The cost of the Front Street veteran behind them. The post- before Shawn Williams ended lose Stealth kept pace sod 13 though We wee a0 in one big us both ends of thé home- and - While he had been lightly.. only meaningful presence;'he mainland at the foot of Bathurst or ban.. the waterfront. That is Extensions has gone from $120 All Star Game retirement of it 54 seconds of exba - 12 win at home over Arizona, moo aie groper., jumped ont home sertseries with the Comeau and Keenan, dress- ...Mat said Soea as an ample win votes bit million to 6320 million for tun of the came it would si Paul Mars did not catch time John Tames 5 goals and withstand, Order fonts k,'.slad. Philadelphia Wings, the team b' for only three games, he Mills wham Prime MOM In recent days he Boated the tunnel then next federal election, when kilometres of road," Mille the Wings organization by sur- Chico General's 34 saves quarter comeback by We Sting. said. "l "Switching metaphors, we are the Rock have b pass if they made the moo( the appose Paul Martin appointed last month idea, including an underground Mil will fight for his riding don't think that's fiscally prudent prise, but the mums for the wort enough to salvage this The Roughnecks made up the to get se non tofthe sta- are to make the 2004 play-off' ry given hon ySa.erwq and to emend ideas for shaping moving sidewalk, to Mayor David again. st 0000yton, leader of the when we can't find acne Kim Squire has yet to find most mound, tying the Stealth money for tionntan be waterfront." as Toronto n Friday with Mats at nearly 2 Maryland Troia e; night cares Toronto's waterfront said the car Miller and others, seeing it as a federal New Democrats. youth at risk to kick soccer balls or the net fi at wthe Air Canada goals -per-game and 3M ppg, lacrosse team will be missed. for Rochester, but has at wins (although San lose Ire would be mlvual and edua- Compromise that would satisfy h s covering his ass from the play crick., so they have to shine They also missed the inside ntributed 5 sour will be holds a game in hand over both Centre, 5 ,d again the next should be a line -up fixture now. Mat both city council which opposes left," said one source close to gun barrels;' wing at the Wads.. Center Aaron Wilson and Blaine game and norm touch of the more surd to see how he rivals) with a perfect week-end, Seneca Nation's Tony - 7 6 responds to Sunday's news, as 14 r home over Vancouver in ?hilly, II - 10. Manning each touted goals. Leaders plea for calm While neither team truly It was not the sole reason for Henderson (7 of 12 fora the the Knightahawks announced and 14- 4 in the desert over the after judge frees man who killed native power absent from both the Firing of Ed Comeau as an Sting. KENORA -An Ontario Superior up to 300 impressed in either game, the consecutive losses, the play), people when Mr. mourn people to remain calm. nous about the system, .is could .led that it would he impossi- contests. assistant to Head Coach Paul This weekmnd Rochester hav- Court Judge stayed a Sanderson cash ought to be Wings felt the absence of All racially Carambelsos was freed on bail 'There was work in the local feed your suspicion° New poi together an unminteajury Both gates were .hippy, and Day. As one of the two men els to visit the weakest in the charged mulls casein Kenos last after his wrest pleased with what he saw from Star Game standout Dallas newspaper with local aboriginal "There is this weird sear of if the Crown were to appeal and hockey broke out on several who judged Kimbo expendable West - Anaheim and Arizona - week, then ,cream his power play specialists, and Eli.. The Sporn. common placed an extreorditury As well, the p r was under leaders saying: Look, don't go expectancy hanging over ms,9esaid wer real.tri - although Toronto's on Toronto,q Comeau should while the Rock and the Bandits ban on the publication of his rea -. close observation in the region. his tie-up changes. mes (shame, shame Sheeny) wild. the streets," said Gibson. Gibson. 'I really believe his corms a Patrick Merrill avoided embar- expect to be questioned about square off Friday night at the In the two wins combined, the overlooked Mom! absence "The issue was: If a native had "in some ways, the repercussions The ban on publication remains in bit spurious at this point if that's rasing himself again, last his "new" relationship with a HSBC Arena, 7:30 p.m. Mr. Justice P.B. Rack power play ulna, goals between Me pipes at the A, afa loss Irma .eyed killed a white mon, dan anyone are n suspended animation," he palm for 30 days, during which the what It was.. said. week's ear- poach, one -tooth fellow original Raider. The Score (I'll be watching the charge against Justin think he would been in 4 ,portunities,, versus the Canada Centre emu after Carom..., have released said Crown can appeal the judgement. Any retrial likely would be are. knockdown ado right hand of This latest development can tube for fans from the Dung white man, midway Wings' 7-ford l; Toronto broke Toronto opened the ring; .0.wa on bail," defence lawyer David -Ira like= explosion that hss half If the Crow! appeals, We ban will ducted before a judge alone, he the Ravens' Craig Conn, it war only make March The Wings have a noon- through or countered several revs and B.C. native Nick Schroeder Roca.. Bush) his murder Mal in the Oat_ Gibson said in an interview. gone off. until the appeal is corn- added Clem Clark's in Me barrel, 12 visit to the Ayr Canada er in Denver on Sahudi y, mak- 4, 2000, death near Duna by Phil. with runty started, and took the loss. How .n of Mat Kakegamic, Gibson sled that neither We Crown -You know the other half is tom- Plated Besides, he said, word -of -mouth as he got rag-dolled around the Cenlathat much more interest- ing March 6 a day of -and- an aboriginal man-up markers. Goalie Bob one mould miss Blink's arum. picks man who Mad on a nor the defence asked for wade.. ing, brr Prim here yet 9t was basically done of the inevitablem in stall Macho. the Watson got his first win of the tive silver metallic headgear Center Boor by ing. rolls, give -and -go's and fast sidewalk after being beat and tion ban on Me judges reason for "All they know is that hte charge is coup, old040flibsón said. small region season Friday night, then and duck -taped throat guard, Wings' Tom Hayek, before both It was "same old, same old" in breaks, as the Wallace boys, kick. in the neck. staying the charge last week. not proceeding, but they don't t"We were all kind of lento Infer we tossed the West on this, the busiest New backed it up with a strong per- to reamM style, is a lit- and Rama and the rest Aboriginal leaders in the Northern Because of the unexpected ban, he know why. what the judge's reasoning was." Meanwhile, the Rochester week -end of NLL 2004, as of the Detroit Pistons, visit the Ontario town led demonstrations of said, FT Nara Saturday fall another tle y hurl to figure. aboriginal leaders issued ":If you were inclined to be amp, He said that judge Hambly maybe "W ". Free agent Matt Shearer, a Ile did stmt at home, but went Knighthawks co inued their Colorado, San lose ...Calgary Denver Nuggets later that farmer Whitby Warrior who down ram. Col. Doyle fly. mastery of opponents at the won,. while Arizona, Vancouver evening. Ontario native housing conference doesn't reflect reality, chief complains THUNDER BAY, 0!L (CP) A problems and homes don't last as ries,',' Gordon said "Butt dean:.- Nations where people have greater you're struggling to build a 24x24 NLL player of the week e devised t address long wawa maw d. ly wouldn't access nobs and x0000000000 two -bedroom, basic, minimum Toronto ROCK beats Philadelphia Wings housing Issues a First Nations Sabine said he's wen homes jus off the real hwtwgtM s First It's a d rem situation brae. (Lome), his hard to think about NEW YORK (CP)_Dan_ Teat of the Swath was named the afar .mamba fails to recognize key 15 to 20 years old manedaie of Nations, particularly the snorthern By-in tie, where people .MOOD Mmes." tha San Jose was named player of PHILADELPHIA (CP) Chris Gibson had the ether goals for running tired," said Wings coach tical. are 0e work aller Ca. problems plaguing the nord, an mom repair. live in crowded, dilapidated Gordon said Nett Ike to see the the Driscoll scored the winner with 32 Toro., an I8 -15 winner o er Adam Mueller "It was tough letting seven loose Nils and area chief said Tuesday The issue forced many homo on Gordon said manysofo the housing ham focus of the co!ferm0 shift to overall the week in the cording two goals and seconds left as the Toronto Rock Philadelphia on Friday night. Jeff one -goal game the entire [rats player of wawa The second manual First Nations the Gull Bay First Nation to be success stori. highlighted "The reality is there s just a short- ewe practical issues rather then ...oblational Lacrosse A.J. isShannon of the Buffalo Mat the Philadelphia Wings for the Ratcliffe, with dnee, Tuna We need so start winning Mess Lome,' northern housing conference hast- evacuated, affecting about 300 the conference _ things like age of money;" Gordon said. give the public an impression that on Bandits was named the rookie of second straight right 11-10 S held. with two, Spencer close games. We need to win these ed seminars on atm Minding people. improved housing conditions , "It's great to hear about(high -efi- things are better than they arc. Saturday in scrim. Aaron Wilson Mare, Mark Frye, Keith tough games." Several fights brake Wednesday. Teat who also scored adding altessist seder sod home un and renewable However, Chief David Gordon of occur at more accessible First dory) R2000 houses, but when the playa award, sowed an waist as the Bandits had three goals and two anus Cromwell,«y Hugh Donovan a d out 10 minutes into the first, quarter Mom dang energy. Lac Sent First Nation complained 00 goal and added two aCalg as defeated the Philadelphie Wings the Rockp (5 ta m hind lake Bees after Wings ptainbBerg, drilled Abe 170 delegates aMd al and that the conference t,ics don't on Stealth defeated the Calgary 12 -& 110'.-_ .-.w_ .__,_,.. straight g solidify its hold on rephed for the Wings ( 6)befor D Ledo em Wto des boards. found information about wad adeq ly reflect or aka ____.-- RouBhkeRoughnecks l9 -12. Cam World third place in crowd of 13,606 at the Wachev Toronto i Glenn Clark and sloe safety and mould, said "some b name housing. TURTLE ISLAND NEWS the East Diva. darn Manning, Center. "1 gam it would be a Philadelphia's Thomas Hajek each Richard H bivski of the W.digo Although K1 salable to hear i with three goals, Colin Doyle, low -sic tag games, with both received Mt Notices Council. about new building materials and 1 pm Team Game Sheets or North America's # Native Weekly Newspaper! (akydg) Non Painter, Steve Toll and Darryl dam, gam misconduct, and fighting Mould i d y tritubl.ome tee.ologies, h amply no Okarahsonha keno Onkwehoowene Moo.sap. h'i la other Playa. on in tied ruder. he money in nano First Nohow to A/ .arel .ich Warn were penalized for fight- Results noted pay fo nu boom Gordon st

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Chfppewas of Sarnia. Melissa McDougal has her Sandals. Muriel lo.ph.Plain embers to dishes wool. in a we [," he says. mama work and a hands full while signing D her smelledemellad town ethanol plant. Brantford m lands Muriel Joseph -Plain ors for the Lacrosse Tyke egg edam. underundo claim by Six Nations. has been the Day Care's She bald she called Sarnia police division here was also a food t lip of Sarnia Chief Phil Supervisor or the paw she ved at . wishwhen lived the Chippewa Maness says, years. sale taking place and at stthe -Canal has been 24 In that one first fundraism ntforthe she recalls a number o i times that the day care seasortMore fundraisers for Chalk.. on future evacuation and happening vow. We are piles. needed evacuation due to chemical Oneida Lacrosse will be taking errangemene. Hut for now Them is ing i 1.00alilo into the after Imam. and read with his lacrosse nick m hand Conrad looks on place near the end al.', spills. She says that it is not no 1.15° poem or funds mail. affects of hydrogen sulleide" s his mother, none fenúhessthe final touches r his registration uncommon to have asthma f her Lil NHL able for safety pmeautiom at the He said council will be working with the Landon Blue Des& (Photos by Christina George) machines m the building.. day care centre. "We should have with their Environmental Team to "That is her we got our someone on staff that is Mined in lay a plan that . includes envi building five years ago because e of air quality testing and we need the health and safety issue.Over ere direct contact from companies, that cent oaf Iu children had asth- way we'll be informed right away" ONE /DA FOOD 1KAR ET ma, n bar she says. f n at better location and the numbers Porn. arc also feeling the rostra 2210 Avenue TEL 6522549 a t 1 1 have E/ Fm down. lira Nancy Jackson is a concerned Sim Elijah (1N/ iv organiser for Oneida lacrosse, 'e h.. been Thee it an E,mergency Est parent who brought her four year encouraging the spore to the kids for the past S "mantlee approached Comm. Mal nods en te lane. ox son Taylor back to the day care Everyone welcome! the London Blue Devils with Oneidas initiatives to join the league Native on palls in ease of an amen centre Friday morning after the and imbed eh m mine community to take On registri,ia,. gercy do m chemical expos= to -NO TAX ZONE - Cigarettes Elijah(right) h a coach Oneidas atom age division. Ibeir mean) feel"1 N ne ea roe informed 111111M."1"". Right n ve their safe locations are enough, it's always after Si fact Seniors discounts Sold Oneida Nation Of The Thames at their community centre and at heu se mching from the Landman College. companies,co what aren't they telling Wednesdays Band Council Briefs a every "On time than was spill and an a, Are they giving us all of the evacuation ordered. The information, We have allergies and (tippewas of Sarnia Chief Phil Maness hands in the parking of la Sarnia police called the 0.5.11 fa respiratory problems, there arc From the Dell Fresh or Frozen Meat New staff policies the administration bunting and oar that San a pea help so they came in and blocked trees dying mure cant even Randy heir new try plat bow: Acting Executive Administrator, Phillips brought foment the plant an,', ac the road off all of the roads. Parents coming a garden." She says. ' a.s of Sarnia Dal' Care Me finalized policies pertaining to the work hours for employees of the Cis Macaroni S. Pork Butt Steak of Sarnia, Day Care Centre and working with the environmental from the city same, get through Darien Henry told 'Turtle Island supervisors will more Sy*. Horn / Plan. Meat Trays Oneida Nation of the Thames. Managers and be alerted - or Roast Environment of Canada. comma. and becoming pro to come th and pick up their chil- News Nat he was pleased that the al,,,. io cave Cheese Small Tray $25.00 responsible for employees. their deportment for such things as signing -Won Me cold air exchange came m all environmental issues dren, luckily Moe were gamine Chippewas of Samia's environ- parents in. overtime, time off due Mummer lateness and long Inches for $3.49/íb $1.99/íb Large Tray $50.00 v, the odour was really strong in that affect our commas The ents and family there to take care or ntalissues are being recognized. clean financial records. There was not enough nnoilors presents the the building," she says. comma. as a whole is trying to Nechildrn," she and "This is time when all First mental by -laws that will hold our. meeting to make an approval vote and the Issue was tabled to a later Mock Chicken, Ham Lean Ground Also sold- She said the police told her a fire address the environmental con- "One parent even drove right Nation In 6 u.wewav Ontario side companies accoantable to date. truck would be coming to take air can. The time has now come to sough the road block to get to Roast Beef and Head Beef Bacon squares - can come together to address each their community. Salt manly tests. "My MM concern is aged, . make our comma the, child," she recalls. others environmental concerns, had he said, the community will Cheese also available $1.89/1b Sill awaiting an answer the children in the Day Cabal may be heard and our =aromas lccsph -Plain says it's frustrating expertise mane. ramo- also be Inking m find out how Wearyepquantities fast The Oneida Nation Of The Thames Band Council maybe dealing with have grandchildren at home for her mot to be to tell parents awall .lag.aaaa and tat mens,. taken seriously." will help each caber..ber. says Suucor got the land it w to a request from Ted Nora. to rent one acre of land. there are other children in the corn- It is going to be battle. what exactly happens. She wants Henry. expand onto II the fuss about dell trays ndnom orders for your next gathering place. Ask? Doxmtor has already placed a trailer and operating a cigarette shop on wily, there definitely are some Chief Maness is looking a all more information and better safety But Chief Mana says -lee... are The lands, be says are ..men HOURS the Ind. He moved the trailer Mere two weeks ago. unanswered questions " asp ects of N is new plant papa.se precautions provided. drawn in the .d, ,llama is high dared The Oneida Band Council has not yet determined possibilities of the The company in Sarnia Some Than have been discussions with Prices in effect February 1 March 15, 2004 :,";11", am -10 pm Sana community members are future land use. Council directed this to the land Acquisition leaked 44 Sunday Bam s pm lines of crude oil within taking into consideration the jobs Committee to look into the issue Mrtner and have a full report. Erne Wall Plows b refinery early Thursday morn- that h and the comp-m YOU'VE TRIED THE REST... I, 2004. Ng. swan dollarcreatehat will come with Chard.. 9 am T pm The spill came from a valve in the L. Saturday 8 am - 6 pm Oneida chiefs approach band council pipe carrying oil to the tank to the But Chief Maness wants Smear to -rlb NOW TRY THE BEST! Sunday 9am 5 pm Representatives from the Traditional Oneida Council, presented a letter efinry. look for an alternative spat for their r 1 _ to Elected Council wanting to maim furore arrangements to work It has nth el been determined w plant. together in regards to teestablishin the -Code Of Conduct". what caused y die valve problem. The ere anent.Sarnia popula-. Turtle Island News Council accepted the letter and the wait for the next presentation Crude oil amenscontains hydrogen sal- da of 950 n reserve occupies F ,d from Traditional Council. fide and at high nlev- 3000 acres on the south end of the

clam cause a person to go anon- city of Sarnia,. they are virtually now serving Oneida, Muncey, Chippewa by chemical plants in The Day Care was told by the soundedan industry ruled area of Thames...and south western Ontario. Sacred Earth Sarnia police that M smell would Darren Henry is the chairman of +--A be gone in a few hours and Mat the Chippewa of Sarnia GOT AN EVENT HAPPENING! they could reopen. Environmental Committee. K117Z r l may' Treasures It was the second time in a manu says the committee is focused Oneida Nation Mat bands along the St Clair River on e putting a stop to SUNCOR's - A story idea, advertising call have been hit by environmental alma plant. "This is a personal attack on our N,H hi IN In February Walpole Island was community, they violated us with 519- 645 -5936 law SeosaM /hont: It was picture day for the children at the day care centre on their first day back to school niaao.aSL Sfio 519-652-6026 put on a alert after a chews these chemicals. It affects us cal spill atrwas discovered in the directly. The city of Sarnia zoned after an evacuation order was called in on Thursday morning. Some of the children are 7 okt-L-0 1_ river. everything sou., directly where seen here taking their afternoon nap. March 3, 2004 /0 I6 Careers & Employment March 3, 2003 Careffs & Employment /7 Snarl the new Millennium out Ina profitable Career Let Job Connect THE MISSISSAUGAS OF THE NEW At Job Connect we focus on assisting Our youth 1 THE MISSISSAUGAS OF THE Airf CREDIT FIRST NATION in gaining career related COLES SCHOOL OF WELDING N. NEW CREDIT FIRST NATION ,.,, a,wueoóvyamw,.wa. o:ew,::wxaa fasn,xu started /. Experience, hands on training L e is now accepting applications for the "As istant Cook" Offering: W, DIAW,GINAW,,TAWHigh High Pressure Carbon and Shinto's Steel, special and Career planning. "'°"` maternity leave contract position of tawrrrnw.ruroar. courses also .lA Candled Test Centre - If you are l6 -24 and Not in PUNNING for lume who qalify. JOB ASSISTANCE ON COMPLETION OE COURSE w.°-'n..i `.°'r9,.`..., school, give usa call today Lots oft. aPPortunities for certified welders. Give 117. a call or bee s. "Early Childhood Educator" ..,. is Greens ON N3W I ClOSing Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2004g 4:00 pm at(519)- 445 -2222 Fax (905)755 -3066 emnsehoolrwoem.I.emle.o. °'3 GRAND EMPLOYMENT AND !Kamm, R..nlaa story n ever

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