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. . '11" II HI ///I VIII III III/ , IIIIll uII // Illlllf - ., 3 3286 54264590 4 '14 Ha ShiIth-Sa Canada's Oldest First Nation's Newspaper - Serving Nuu -chah- nulth -aht since 1974 Canadian! Publications Mail Product Vol. 30 - No. 14 - July 17, 2003 haasista "Interesting News" Sales Agreement No. 40047776 NTC Meeting held at Maht Mahs - - - --..---, -- - By Denise Ambrose, the three AFN National Chief Central Region Reporter Candidates, Matthew Coon Come, Phil Fontaine and Roberta Jamieson. (See Port Alberni- Nuu -chah -nulth political related article in this issue by Ruth leaders and staff gathered on a sizzling Ogilvie). Delegates were provided l hot July 10 for two days of meetings at opportunity to pose questions on various Maht Mahs. Former Co- chair, Nelson national and NCN issues. Keitlah was invited to open the meeting Following a lunch hosted by the CHS with the singing of NCN song followed Board, newly appointed Central Region by words of welcome by Tseshaht elder, Co- chair, Shawn Atleo delivered an

Bob Thomas and Chief Councillor, update report on the Transition woo Dave Watts. Co -chair Archie Little Committee progress. The Transition f reviewed the agenda and reminded the Committee was formed, according to Chief's Table that NTC First Nation Atleo, to accommodate NCN First : staff are not permitted to make motions, Nations that desire more autonomy. . . second motions or vote on motions. Atleo reported that his role is to provide Also that vote entitlement on motions support to the Transition Committee, will be one vote per First Nation. assisting the Committee Coordinator a.- NTC hosted a forum for Assembly of First Nations (AFN) candidates The first formal item of business was Doug Kelly where necessary. the Executive Director's follow -up Transition Committee Coordinator & Roberta Jamieson, Chief of the Six Nations, Phil Fontaine of the report to motions from the last NTC Workplan Sagkeeng Nation and the incumbent Budget Meeting, presented by Florence At their meeting in late May, the National Chief Matthew Coon Come speaking. Wylie. She thanked Tseshaht for allow- Transition Committee gave direction on Forum for ing the NTC Chiefs to carry out their the selection of a coordinator. After con- N.T.C. Hosts All Candidates Upcoming work in their territory. Highlights of the tacting two consultants, the contract was Assembly of First Nations National Chief Election report include NTC funding is now in offered to Doug Kelly, President of place for First Nations schools through Th'ewali Resources Ltd. and he accepted By Ruth Ogilvie, vision for AFN. "They didn't want to `2003/04 Additional First Nations the project. Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter see a national organization that is only School Funding'. At their meeting in early June, the prepared to protest and demonstrate." Also, the NTC approved funding the Transition Committee provided direction Port Alberni - A rousing debate of First For Fontaine it is not the issue of land NTC Fisheries Legal Strategy in the on the development of a questionnaire, Nations issues proliferated the NTC or inherent rights that are most pressing amount of $650, 342 for the current fis- workplan, and communication strategy. meeting last Thursday. NTC hosted a at this time. "It has become very clear cal year and a Writ of Summons was The committee reviewed draft docu- forum for Assembly of First Nations that the most pressing issue that we filed June 19, 2003. An update on the ments and provided direction on revi- (AFN) candidates Roberta Jamieson, face, the most challenging issue that we status of the court case was heard later sions at their meeting in late June. Chief of the Six Nations, Phil Fontaine face has to do with social conditions," in the day (See related article this issue). Recognizing pressing deadlines, the of the Sagkeeng Nation and the incum- he said. Recently, while at the meeting Wylie said NCN First Nations voted not Transition Committee reviewed direction bent National Chief Matthew Coon in Saskatchewan, chiefs wanted to know to follow the provincial government's provided by the NTC and set the follow- Come. Former National Chief Ovide how AFN was equipped to deal with lead in reducing social assistance bene- ing priorities: Mercredi and Snu ney muxw (Nanaimo) their housing and health issues. "They fits in the current fiscal year. She went 1. Core funding and Canada First Nation's chief, John Wesley were also made it very clear to me there that they on to report the NTC Transition Nations Funding Agreement present at the NTC meeting. Candidates wanted a national organization that was Committee is in place and a detailed 2. NTC Vision and Constitution and had ten minutes to present their platform prepared to engage with other govern- report will be provided later in the meet- By -laws to NTC chiefs. ments," he said. Fontaine promised the ing. 3. Health & Human Services Matthew Coon Come was first to make NTC chiefs that he would work towards Following a report on the May 16, 4. Treaty Operations at the Tribal his presentation. He began by defending unity if he was chosen as National 2003, Co -chair By- election results, the Council level his adversarial style of leadership. "I Chief. "We have to establish a forum to NTC Executive recommended formal 5. Nuu Chah Nulth Economic have been accused of exercising a politi- deal with reconciliation among our appointment of Shawn Atleo as Central Development Corporation cal rhetoric,' he said. "I am accused of nations," he said "to talk about these Region Co- Chair. Shawn replaces 6. Nuu Chah Nulth Employment & being confrontational therefore creating issues that divide us, these issues chal- retired co- chair, Nelson Keitlah. Training Board a division, but the governments do not lenge us to speak with one untied pow- Speaking in the NCN language, Shawn 7. Fisheries Agreement. want to talk to us." Coon Come claims erful voice." thanked the people for placing their trust Doug Kelly was hired as coordinator of he is simply telling the stories of our Roberta Jamieson presented her plat- in him by voting for him. He spoke of the committee and work will begin with people and how we've been dispossessed form of building our nations and his respect and admiration for his prede- the development of a questionnaire, as First Nations. "Our lands have been restructuring the AFN. "We need to cessor, Nelson Keitlah. He encouraged work plan and communication strategy. taken away by theft, by occupation, by work to promote nation building and our the table to listen to the wisdom of our John Scherebnyj, a professional account- threat," he said. His platform hasn't national office needs to be there with elders by working together and helping ant was hired to assist with funding changed since he began his term as you as you do that and support you as each other. issues that the Transition Committee National Chief of AFN. "The funda- you do that," Jamieson said. "Its in the Several NTC First Nations congratulat- must deal with. mental issue to me is clear," he said. nation's hands that the power is to nego- ed Shawn and encouraged him to con- "It's about managing for change in our "It's about land and resources." tiate anything." She agrees that health, tinue learning the NCN language. They communities," explained Atleo. "It's not Phil Fontaine served his term as National housing etc. are important issues and each offered unconditional support to an easy task that this committee has been Chief from 1997 -2000. Fontaine favors promises to work on those as directed Atleo's role as a Tribal Council leader. charged with. It's about how we deal negotiations with the Canadian govern- by each nation, stemming from her The remainder of the morning, dele- ments, steering clear of confrontation. strong belief in First Nations' inherent gates heard presentations from each of He explained Saskatchewan chiefs' Continued on page 3 Continued on page 12

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NATIONAL lie ws 7 LIBRARY OF Healing Conference Draws Hundreds Page 395 WELLINGTON CANADA NEWSPAPER ST, COLLECTION Maanulth Invites Public to Information Session Page 13 OTTAWA, ONTARIO (17) K1A NEDC Business News Page 20 ON4 ) ISSN 0715-414'1 L -_ v Page 2 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 Ha- Shilth -Set - July 17, 2003 - Page 3 HuShilth -Sa newspaper is NTC Meeting Former Co- chairs Honored and Celebrated the Nuu- chah -ninth LETTERS and KLECO'S published by continued from page 1 Tribal Council for distribution to HaShibh -Sa will Include letters received from its readers..All letters MUST be July 10, 2003 the members of the fourteen Nutt- signed by the writer and has the writer's name, address & phone number on it. with these issues and changes" By C &HS Board recommendation, Former Co-chairs Honored Shawn choh -nulth First Nations as well as Names can he withheld by request. tnom'maux submissions will not be smut- then introduced Transition Julia Lucas of Hesquiaht was appointed Committee Coordinator, Doug Kelly to as the NTC representative to the First Former Central Region Co-chair Nelson Other interested groups and individ- gd. We the to edit for add any additional comments to the Nations Education Steering Committee's Keitlah and former Southern Region Co- uals. Information & original work reserve right submitted material clones, brevity, gram- update. Doug stated that the NTC Aboriginal I angmgea chair Richard were mar and good taste. She will definitely oaf publish letters dealing with tribal or Sub -committee Waits honored for contained in this newspaper is Chefs gave clear direction to the com- their personal disputes or issues that are critical of .Nun- dish- oulth Individuals or and Therese Smith of !dogma is the contributions to the Nou- clap -nulth and may not be repro- mince a copyright groups. to find good way of managing alternate. They are to provide reports to Tribal Council (NTC) - with approxi- change. He said priorities have been re the NTC following each meeting. mately 350 guests, everyone gathered duced without written permission All opinions expressed in letters to the editor are purely those of the to and strategies are being developed by Charlie dote, of Uchucklesaht share and witness the recognition to both from: writer and will not necessarily coincide with the views or policies of the :Van- the committee. "In coming weeks you brought forth a proposed motion for Richard and Nelson. Nose- chah -nulth Tribal Council .bah -nulah Tribal Council or its member First Nations. will see reports in your newspaper and NTC Nelson and P.O. Box 1383, support to several FN's including Richard have served NTC the communities will receive mailings Tuquaht, Uchucklesaht, Ucluelet and Co -chairs since 1989. Both have been Port Alberni, B.C. Richard Watts and his wife Faith about our progress," he concluded. Huu-ay in their efforts to secure apart of the many changes from Mc time -ant accept their gifts at V9Y 7M2. Nuu- chah -nulth Nations welcome The World Community and Human Services busi- funding fora Barclay Sound Language they were elected to the co-chair nisi NTC Telephone: (250) 724 -5757 ness started with the introduction of the Project. The project plans include devel- tions. Meeting Fax: (250) 723 -0463 By David Namhac Ltew CHS Board Members by chairperson, oping phrase book that would be used o Nelson retired after many years in poli- input from NTC staff, she briefly Web page: r»vwnuuchahnuhh.otg Southern Region Reporter Helen Dick. Blair Thompson, Education ce for NCN people, schools and tics. Richard resigned after years of serv- touched on some of the areas that both Manager delivered the Education tourists. The proposal is to be submitted ice e Co-chair. He i s working at will be remembered for. Port Alberni - The Hupacasath and Department report starting with funding to the First Peoples' Heritage, Language his home of Tseshaht. 1 commented that She concluded her 2003 Subscription rates: remarks, "We hope r \ Tseshaht First Nations welcomed -The for post- secondary students. Thompson and Culture Council. There was acorn - Nelson carried the memo length of tern. that everyone will have an enjoyable $30.00 per year in Canada & 535. World" on Canada ()Ivies the largest said 334 post secondary students have Oman made to ensure that the propos- "No he served two months longer than evening, sharing in the honour and year U.S.A. and $40. year foreign cruise ship to ever ply the Alberni Inlet +e' been approved requiring a budget of al explained that there are other FN's me, he just wanted to out do este." hcjok- laughter countries. Payable to the Nuu -chah- docked near the Harbour Quay. $5,300,000 and there is only $2,500,000 within the Barclay Sound area, however iogly replied. Archie Little thanked the two former nulth Tribal Council. Chief councillors Dave Watts and Judy in the budget it the current fiscal year. that these FN's were not party to the MC for the evening was Archie Little, Co- chairs as well. "I thank you and Sayers officially welcomed the estimated .k, as III living allowances and NTC Chiefs agreed Northam Region Co-chair and thank your families Increes' project The to sup- long time for allowing time Manager/ Editor, 700 people aboard The World to the tuition are to blame. friend III III port the proposal by motion. of Nelson and Richard. with us," he said" So that we could Southern Region Reporter Albemi Valley, as dozens of Tseshaht and III Thompson described a variety of Simon Read of the CHS brought forth Dave Wets gave a brief welcome io wrestle power away us for (nun the var- David Wiwchar Hupacasath singers and dancers joined options to address the funding problem the issue of Research Ethics, which everyone in attendance. followed by ious departments of the Governments," (2501 724-5757 together in performing a pair of nekton,. but the reality, he says, is not every stu- arose in the aftermath of the 'Bad Blood' Jerry lack who offered a prayer in a he said. Fax: (250) 723 -0463 ing songs and a paddle dance. dent will receive funding this year. The story. Oxford University conducted seoeb chill manner. Everyone asked Assisting the NTC Executive, Cliff brio hona hahnidlh "It's just wonderful," said Evelyn Education department will be stricter arthritis research amongst NUN people not to stand because dulls not 'our Atleo Sr (Wickanninish), Cliff Sinclair of Raleigh, North Carolina who with the application process, denying during the NON where blood speci- way. explained that, "We are going to stand Administration Assistant watched the performance from her lower funding for students with incomplete mens were inappropriatety used. The Florence Wylie, Executive Director up families that have los a loved one. level suite. "It's so wonderful to be wel- The Hupacasath and Tseshaht First Nations welcomed "1 be on Annie Watts World- applications Priorities will be set that CHS recommends dun: process be set called forward. She explained that the n The first gift went to the t Charleson fam- comed to Pon Alberni this way," she Canada Day (250) 7245757 will see students with favorable grades regarding future management of research Executive had asked her to make ily of Heaquiaht the Thompson family said. receive Fax: (250) '71 dint funding over those with poor or requests Lining NCN. A Rnxarch Opening Remarks on behalf of NTC. of Ditidaht, the Gallic family of shoreline around the Harbour Quay to mostly American tourists, and 500 failing grades- He offered several other Ethics Committee She extended Welcome to Ha'wii, Tseshaht, the Dick family Tseshaht, hashltrh(mnuuchahnulth. org will be created to the Chief councillors Dave Watts welcome the cruise ship, and a farmer's Asian and European crew members recommendations amend the current review such proposals It is further reo Chiefs, Elden, and Special Guests of Bill family of Tseshaht, the Oscar fami- and Judy Sayers officially wel- market and classic car show was organ- spent 24-hours in the Alberni Valley, Post Secondary Education Policy in ommended the NTC will seek the return Honour - Richard Worn and Nelson ly of ((yuquot, to Cathy Jules family of Central Region Reporter ized in conjunction with the arrival. and is to comed the estimated 700 people the economic impact still be order to snatch the budgetg byb modifying of the 1980's blood samples from Keitlah and their respective family mem- Kyuquot. Denise Ambrose Visitors aboard The World aboard The World to the Alberni had the assessed. The ship has since left for policy with respect to within. travel Oxford University for safe storage and her. "Wo have m gather tonight to On behalf of NTC - Cliff Ailm Sr. (250) 725 -2120 - Fax: (250) 725 -2110 option of exploring many different local Alaska and other stops around the Valley, as dozens of Tseshaht and allowances and living allowances. under NCN management. A motion of demonstrate our respect and appreciation acknowledged and presented gift of snarler mouurhahnulth. org attractions including a steam ride to world. A motion was passed to amend the was passed. to both Nelson and Richard, to share in money to Ha'wii, Chiefs, Elders, and Hupacasath singers and dancers support McLean Mill, golf, helicopter rt and Post Secondary Policy be amended Health Canada requires patients to fill an ling of good spirit, share in the Special Guests in attendance. Some of Northern Region Reporter joined together in performing a a guided trip up the Somass Riverry with cording to Thompson 's recommenda- out Non -insured Health Benefits consent celebration in fun, and share our memo- the Special guests present included, Brian Tate pair of welcoming songs and a Chou -Kwa canoe adventures. tions. will implemented She went on John Watson, Reg. Dir. Gen. DIAND, The motion he forms in order to be eligible to receive ties.- to comment on the 1 (250) 283 -2012- Fax (250) 283-7339 paddle dance. Thousands of Alberni residents September 2003. benefits, The NTC opposes the require- former Co-chairs. 'they have been very Dr. Barbara Lane and Kevin Nary, hbtaiofyouuchahnulth. org lined the shoreline around the Thompson proposed further changes in ment of consent forms and has advised omitted to their roles, working hard DennyGrisdale, John Rich and Matt The World is like a floating condomini- the Post Secondary Policy to accommo- members not fill out the forms or note onbhalfof the NCN membership, they Kirchner, Andrew Day, Martha Black Harbour Quay to welcome the Audio / Video Technician um village as the suites are owned by the date students with disabilities The pro- on the form that it was signed under were both very dedicated -Tote has and Alan Hoover, and various others - cruise ship, and a farmer's mar- Mike Watts people onboard, who pay between 52 and vision of computers and software to duress as a f of political protest. The been a lot of stress, and a lot of personal Owing and participating in honor of the (250) 724-5757 510 million to navel the world aboard ket and classic car show was qualified students and/or reduction in COS says people will be denied benefits sacrifices - often giving up a lot of per- two former co-chair Fax: (2501723-0463 the luxurious 600 foot cruise ship. organized in conjunction with the required course loads are some proposed unless the forms are fined out With the sonal time away from home and family. Speaking on behalf of son Shawn Atico, Vancouver Island mwane(a)nuuchahnu/th.org , cities are trying des- arrival. changes. health and well-being or Nuu -chah- These two individuals have barn very CR Co -chair Dr Richard Atico spoke to perately to attract omiso ships to stop III The third proposed change to the Post nulth -aht in mind, the CI IS and Band instrumental in the changes in the past the gathering. "1 would like to speak on their harbours, and Port Alberni was for- But according to Sayers, there were no Secondary Policy is intended to stream- staff will provide assistance in filling out that have lead as to where NTC is ne leks,to the onenladn ot our erns. DEADLINE: novae to attract The World "Campbell bookings for the canoe tours made line the dmo-consuming appeal process the consent forms for those that nerd ìt today." She acknowledged that it will be ma.- he said. "It is important that our River is really jealous of us for being through the booking agent on the ship. Students denied funding for education Carla Pointe of Hewluiaht suggested the difficult, if not impossible, to adequately children team this so that they and the Please note that the deadline for submis- I able to get this," said Dave Watts. "They Wafts and Sayers were invited aboard programs may appeal to the CHS circulation of a petition amongst NCN capture in a few short words t Sc level of adults dun'! follow the wrong road." Ile sions for our next issue is on 4:30 pm estimate that people on these mid -size the ship where they presented the ship's Education Sub -committee. It is pro- people as an altemate form of protest. recognition so deserving to the 2 former spoke about important aboriginal midi- Fri., July 25, loon. After that date, captain with a ships spend more than $100,000 each carved plaque (and special posed that a student must provide an Nuu- chah -nulth Economic co- chairs. Snaring commentary and dons.. "The passing of the torch, as spo- material submitted &judged appropri- designed drum) to commemorate the day in the cities they visit," he said. Tseshaht Chief Councillor Dave appeal package including a letter outlin- Development Corporation (N WC) Staff ken by the mamulthnee, the Mc and ate. not be guaranteed piecemeal visit. The Thousands of Alberni residents lined the 200 retired and semi -retired Watts presents Ola Il nosh dm. of ing the basis of the appeal. grades from ember AI Little provided an overview light are souse of guidance, the torch but, if stis relevant, will be included in Norway, Ships Captain with a NTC funded woman letter of support of the history of NEDC and its successes is passeda on to then co-chairs a. the following issue. commemorative gift from the and a detailed education plan A student then presented a revised draft was by the Linty..., m Nelson and t In an ideal world,, submissions would be Tseshaht First Nation, must achieve a set minimum standard in NEDC/NTC Protocol Agreement. The Richard so that they can carry on with typed, rather than hand- written. terms of grades in order.) have their NEDC is an Aboriginal Financial the work that needs lobe done for our Articles can be sent by e-mail to appeal heard. All proposed changes Institution owned and controlled by people," he concluded. hash ilthgouuchahnulth.org npe adopted by motion for immediate Presenting gifts on behalf of NTC to (Windows PC). both former Co-chairs. Shawn slated, --- plementation. Continued on page 12 Submitted pictures must Include "We would like to give this gin to brief description of vandals) and a Nelson for your dedication and hard return address. Pictures with no return Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council work," Nelson was given a framed address will remain on file. Allow 2 - 4 Certificate of Appreciation for years of weeks for ream. Photocopied or faxed service. The NTC logo in the center photographs eannoi be accepted. Toll Free Number and au-rounded by each of the 14 NTC Nelson Keitlah with his daughters COVERAGE: Agnes, Rowena and Cindy. Continued on page 12 Although we would like to be able to cover all stories and events we will only 1- 877 -677 -1131 do so subiect to Upcoming Meetings - Sufficient adva mace adds..' I3ff Nuu -chah -nulth leadership have now specifically to Ila- Shilth -Sa. established a toll free number to Meeting Date Place - Reporters availability at the time of thee f '~1 assist membership with any ques- Treaty Planning July 21 -25 Somass Hall, - Editorial space available in the paper. tions they may treaty Hupa.:u:uh Chief Councillor Judy Sayers, Rod Sayers and Edward Talon have regarding 9 a,m. each day Port Alberni - Editorial deadlines being adhered to \".noon lake part in the welcome ceremonies. preparo for Ibofarmers related business. by contributors. -II Nl Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 5 Page 4 - Ha- Shiloh -So - July 17, 2003 Negotiators study legal issues in Victoria Weyerhaeuser Jobs for Youth - The committee remains critical of rho approximately 4 kilograms of ground - By David WI'wehar Maa-nulth Aeon their Nation and all Fisheries cá- cá-tuk bureaucracy surrounding the aquaculture up wild fish such as herring, sardine Southern Region Reporter Nuu -shah -nulth First Nations. industry in Canada, writing: "there is no and anchovy to grow one kilogram of Speaking on the Tom Paul case, Bmker By Ruth (/gibe. federal aquaculture act nor are them fed- salmon. Victoria - Legal issues dominated the said the central point of the case was not Government committee blasts Southern Region Repose. eral aquacultwe r,ulations, and ropm- "Most major traditional capture fish- agenda of the July 3 -4 Treaty Planing whether or not Tom Paul has an E NI sibility for aquaculture is distributed eries around the world have already meetings, the Traveller's Inn io Aboriginal Right to cut down trees for wastes Port Alberni- Weyerhaeuser lobs for fish farm thong 17 federal departments and agen- reached or exceeded maximum Vies personal use, but whether or not the CAM& Youth grant means further employment By David Wlwchar (MOU), responsibility for section 36 of cies." able harvest rates.' the commissionery Lawyer Hugh Beaker came to speak on province can determine the scope and for youth of the Tseshaht Nation. Dave Southern Region Reporter the Act was delegated to Environment Then came up with 27recom- wants. "If per capita consumption of a umber if issues including: the Maa - content of Abmginal Rights which are Watts, Tseshaht's Chief Councilor Canada, although DO still retains ulti- mendations covering every aspect of fin fish is to keep pace with population nulth Agreement in Principle, Self-gov- federally protected laws. accepted a cheque for 51000 from Jan A new federal repon blasts Fisheries mate authority for all sections of the Act. fish aquaculture, from what the fish arc growth, aquaculture production will entagreements, Nuu- chap -nulth "We went to the Supreme Court of ..4* Carter of Weyerhaeuser. Lisa Gallic of and Oceans Canada (DO) for misman- The Auditor General, in his December fed. to where the farms are cited, and have to meet the growing gap between strategy development, important Canada on an Aboriginal Right to use everything in and the Tseshaht applied for the grant. aging the fish farm industry and allow - 2000 Report to Parliament, criticized DO between. traditional fisheries production and cam NCN fisheries litigation. the forest resources for home use '1 said e Fourteen groups from the Pon Alberni ing issues to fall through bureaucratic for failing to ensure adequate monitoring On the positive side, the committee "Most major traditional capture Alter a prayer and hot. from Jerry Bmker "The issue is who is going to

showed the value of aquaculture to both Jack, the able observed a ' area received grants from cracks. the effect of salmon fane. on fish and fisheries around the world have moment of decide what Aboriginal rights are The the federal and provincial economies. silence in remembrance of Barry Province or the courts? Tom Paul Weyerhaeuser's Jobs for Youth The report by the Standing Committee their habitat, and for not enforcing com- already reached or exceeded said of Fisheries and Oceans titled The plant. He also crtticiaed Environment "The value of aquaculture (both shell- Thompson, who was killed in a nor acci- the courts decide.' he said. Program. This grant was designed to sustainable harvest Federal Role in Aquaculture in Canada Canada for monitoring the effects of fish and finfish) production in Canada dent two weeks before. Single . Chief Paul won an appeal of the initial deci- create jobs for students who have not rates," examines the many issues swirling salmon farming only on shellfish beds was $611.5 million in 2000 (up almost the commission warns. Robert Sam passed a welcome to the sion, but BC then appealed to the yet obtained employment. The grants and the debate over fish fanning, and not on salmon or their habitat. 10% from 1999), of which 46% ($2817 "If per capita consumption of table through NTC Ha'wiih protocol Supreme Court of Canada who allowed are available to non -profit organiza- j Tkeshaht Chief r Dave dissects them through discussions with Moreover, he noted that no fish farm million came from B.C.' the repro fish is to keep pace with popula- worker Willard Gallic. B.C.'s appeal, which means Tom Paul tions with youth employment initia- "A commissioned by The Watts accepts cheque from Jan I experts and ordinary Canadians, and operator had been prosecuted under the cited. study tion growth, aquaculture produc- treaty table has asked for an opin- lost. tives. It is intended to help students Carter of Weyerhaeuser Western Economic Diversification ion on aspects of the Maa-nulth I makes recommendations to the Federal Fisheries Act for releasing a deleterious tion will have to meet the grow- Alter lunch, negotiators examined gain work experience. " We arc going Canada concluded that marine finfish Agreement-in- Principle said strategic issues, Jobs Youth is unique 1 (Alp)." and decided to dedicate for in its attempt idler, Minister for implementation. substance having an effect on fish or fish ing gap between traditional fish- to use the money for our youth to One of the main issues faced by the habitat fanning has the potential to contribute Braker. "I understand the Treaty able an mare week (July 21 to 25) to devel- to employ youth who have no previous eries and apprentice with a professional artist to SI billion annually to are BC economy, production demand." would like to know the con - oping ""none strategy. work experience, thus committee o as the debate over UFOs "With respect to one of the most signifi- possible a create a painting for the Longhouse," narrowing the role in protecting marine habitat to aquatic resource resulting in the creation of 20,000 jobs with having a self-government "We just finished a round of meetings selection process from hoes relating Watts said. They will use one of the the of fish by 2010. According to that same report demand." agreemente or other agreements outside for Nuu- chah- nulth -aht living away from Cheques were wastes generated by fish farms. u, protection habitat and the late Dr. George Clutosi's designs for presented July 9, 2003 According to one report to discharges wastes, there are no federal shellfish farming has the potential to And other fish spanks aren't the only of tree A as well as other agreements home but what have we done in our at the Alberni presented of this project and its theme accommo- Pacific Division (APD) the committee, the wastes generated regulations governing aquaculture. This become a $100 million industry and cre- things being fed to farm raised salmon. outside of treaty. This opinion addresses home communities," said Tseshahfs dates the Tseshaht Beautification Mill, one of the mills owned by from four salmon farm in Bremerton situation causes uncertainty and confu- ate 1000 person years of employment" "Between 1997 and 1909. 0.4 to 1. I% the possible effects of the Maa -nulth Dances Watts. "The Maa -nulth AIP hit Project. Weyerhaeuser. WA, exceeds the total sewage wastes sion for aquaculture operators and may But unfortunately, the negatives of fish of the fanned salmon tested in BC AIP on resource issues," he said us hard and wire now in crisis mode from the city of Seattle (5.3 million be hindering the responsible &teak . fanning far outweigh the positives. showed drug residues above the maxi- "Once the treaty is in place it will be which has to change." she said. Victoria, Seattle, Nanaimo, Campbell Ib /yr faeces vs. 4 Ib/yr total suspended ment of the industry. It also causes frus- Salmon aquaculture has a history on the mum recommended level," said the difficult for a Chief to manage a particu- Ahousaht Chief Negotiator Cliff MI. linguine O á wìlth stand up and River and Part Alberni. solids) which raises particular concerns tration for other stakeholders in marine west oast It started in the late 1970's on report. According to one study, a single In specks or anyone else raking a sim- Sr. said the government is to blame for announced their opposition to the deal. "That meetings were well attended by since the salmon farm wastes are not and freshwater aquatic environments the east °out in the Bay of Fundy serving of fanned salmon contained ilar claim under an Aboriginal right. The encouraging the Nuu- -nulth split "Geoff Plant has sated publicly that no all Nuu -shah- nullh. Representation from sated while the municipal sewage is who perceive inconsistent or ism no- between New Brunswick and Nova three to six times the Worm Health Final Agreement will be the full and 'The more you look at it the more obvi- one will get a better deal than Maa - all Nations was great," said filtered and sterilized. moon wing and nofioconem of Scotia, and on the west coast in BC's organizations recommended daily final settlement of Aboriginal Land ous it is, and reasons u join Cold. nulth have." said Simon Lucas. adding "Discussions in the urban centres were "The accumulation of wastes immesh rules and standards for the aquaculture Sechclt Inlet and Alberni Inlet Decades intake limit for dioxins and PCB's Rights which includes fisheries, forestry with the War Council," said Altos "We that NCN need to force the governments healthy and informative. Concerns were ately below the fans can smother the industry," writes the committee. 'While previous, attempts were made to intro- because of chemicals and pollutants and all other resources," said are at tar here because we're having to to improve their mandates. rased regarding the fish farms that cu r - benthos and deplete water of its oxygen a umber of other industries arc regular. duce Atlantic salmon on the Pacific coast being fed to the salmon. Brakes "Things covered in the treaty are dealt with all kinds of threats coming at Lawyer John Rich came to answer may operate in our territories. Other content. Anaerobic decomposition of the ed under section 36 of the Fisheries Act for angling purposes on several "teen And then there's the waste issues, fish protected by section 35 of the us from the outside, he said questions on the fisheries litigation. say- Any topics that were discussed were the accumulated wanes releases methane Aquacultureis not," according to the non, between 1905 and 1934 but failed farm citing issues, and many, many Constitution but ,reements outside the NTC Treaty Manager Cliff Allen Jr. pre ing. Its clear that the governments impacts of the Maa- nuuth -aht AIP, oil hydrogen sulphide and ammonia," the report. although DO claims otherwise. fora variety of reasons. But the condi- other issues and concerns raised in the AIP (Self government, anted a number of papers, ankles and want to play each Nation off again one and gas, and the fish litigation case. In committee reports. "Witnesses criticized "DO is actively involved in monitoring, tions that prevented colonization in the report. ing, etc.) are not protected and Itsthe gov.gov- search on Offshore Oil, and Gas an other. That has always been their h o- these well focussed awnings members DO for its to address these ions auditing. and site value sof existing past are no longer in place in BC The Federal Role in Aquaculture; mind an do away with them an any drilling, which he says will be the next tic If you want future right in fisheries, had the opportunity to discuss openly adequately" and proposed fish farm sites," according streams, and escaped Adam. have been Report of the Sanding Committee on time,"me," he said. big issue facing Numalah. nulth. you don't have many choices other than their concerns and voice their opinions," to the departments website. "The depart- found in at least 79 costa streams. Fisheries and Oceans 'Any rights not covered by this treaty "With the downturn n the forestry and litigation. The governments are The Auditor General, in his she said. ment has made significant changes to "Between 1991 and 2001 there were heard from more than 60 people includ- will be compromised by the treaty as it fisheries the oil and gas sector adamantly opposed to giving you com- Numerous negotiators spoke out .gains December 2000 Report to strengthen its monitoring and enforce- over 413,000 escaped Atlantic salmon in ing representatives from the Kyuquot clearly says provincial laws will apply has taken sectomtop spot as main resource mial rights, which ìs what you're the Maa-nulth All' and the effect it will Parliament, criticized DO for ment capabilities over the last three British Columbia," said the report. First Nation Corporation, Nootka to all Maa -nulth governments, lands, industry in the province,' said Allen. after, and this is perhaps the only way have another Nuu-chah -nulth Nations. failing to ensure adequate moni- ycai,ears In August 2000. DO announced Despite the adopon of preventive Resource Board, and the Ahousaht First and citizens. It's very contradictory in "Shell Oil is one of the main corporate you're going to get it," he said. toring the effects of salmon the Program for Sustainable measures by the industry, firm fish are Nation. some parts," said Brakes "I think those proponents of offshore drilling off the still getting out in the wild in significant agreements outside agreement will not west coast of Vancouver Island and they farms on fish and their habitat, Aquaculture. This investment of 575 Starting in Campbell River in February million over the next five years is numbers. Moreover, a sustained growth 2000, the committee members Tom survive tacks. People like the commer- don't have a very good record and for not enforcing compli- direct- Chatwin Engineering Ltd. ed at enhancing the sustainable develop- of the industry may lead to greater Wappel (chair), Bill Matthews, Peter cial fisher," canny wail o challenge in their dealings with Aboriginal peo- ance. Ile also criticized Helping To Make Your Communism A Better Place To Live ment of Canada's aquaculture industry: escapes in absolute terms. The corns, Sm@5 Andy Burton, John Cummins, any Commercial fishing agreement ples," he said. Environment Canada for moni- The program is focusing on research and ice believes that even with expansion, Rodger Omer. R. lolls) Word, Reed in court," he said. According to Aden. the Torino basin specializing in: toring the effects of salmon development related to biological sci- the industry should be able to reduce the Elley, Georges Farrah, Loyola limn,. In a letter sent to the NTC Treaty Table and Queen Charlotte basin are the focus Infrastructure Land Use Plans farming only on shellfish beds ence, the environment, human health, total number of escapes by a combina- Domenic LeBlanc, Joe Peschisolido, by Beaker's articling student lawyer of explorations right now as they have Jonathan Sarin, the Aboriginal rights of been identified as having huge Housing Economic Studios and not on salmon or their habi- and improving die regulatory and man- tion of improved management, improved Carmen Prom- roam, Yves Rmheleaq amounts NTC Treaty Table First Nations will of accessed oil Physical Development Plans Funding Applications tat. agement framework. In July 2001, the recovery efforts, and enforcement of Jean -Yves Roy, and Bob Wood then and wily and gas. in department announced the creation of 73 penalties for negligent opera rat to Naminm. Victoria, Vancouver, continue apply Maa-nultb settlement "The Tof o basin expands throughout Cnelwn Enpmeenn0 voted the t3Bat Pre965lonal Company on vanceever the The f areas wes tenant In principle, DO could regulate w advisory urged a more rigorous Bellingham WA, St. Andrews NB, Nuu-chah -nulth territories stretching salmon aquaculture positions across Busnass Moslems Awards "The Mho- eulth-alit AIP impacts this from Malian territory up past Brooks farm wastes under sections 35 and 36 of Canada. These positions cover areas application of the precautionary princi- Loth,' ME, Eastem Passage, N.S.,. St. the Fisheries Act, which prohibits the such as the Canadian Coast Guard to ple: and more research into the interac- Albans Nfld., Ottawa ON, and conclud- table significantly," said Bmker, adding Peninsula," said Atleo- "The world oil crown En9aenng is a proud sponsor at the liuuchah ulth Tribal Coo. pest secondary harmful alteration, disruption or administer the Navigable Waters tion between wild and farmed salmon. ed in Richmond BC in May 2002. there are overlap issues that have not and gas reserves are becoming depleted, education :moterxhlps. destruction oil Y1/11.1 fish habitat and Protection Act fisheries management But the growing number of humans on The report is now winding its may been discussed with the affected Nuu - and cornorations are looking with 961aHrom Rad. lr" rv951J7 PhR601r`.f/fr' aó09 IM -ade Me deposition deleterious Earth requin s more protein sources to through various gov mm ntal depart- chah -nulth Nations. increasing its in these areas, and if of substances science and habitat management. On the FOe id6ó)53-9t:" feed them, and salmon aquaculture is Four of these 5 Maa-nulth-aht tribes they wanted to start drilling the into water frequented by fish. Pacific Coast, 10 staff were recently enema and agencies and will be the Falb rat ell -tors wamr Mn Amesweaanal-mm.n Under the terms of a 1985 ired specifically for monitoring and supposed to help that situation, isn't it? focus of much discussion and debate overlap our Tseshaht territory," said governments would happily let them," he Memorandum of Understanding enforcement of aquanllurc site.." Not when you consider that it takes over the next few years. Tseshaht Chief Councillor Dave Wain. said. "But Tseshaht has never been consulted Dave Watts suggested a meeting be by the tribes or the federal or provincial organized with the Haida Nation and TSESHAHT MARKET governments so that's a problem with their president Guujaaw, in an effort to us," he said share information and advice. 4R. BRAKER & s Degruchy, Norton a Co. Denis John of Kyuquot/Chekleseth The meeting broke an the War Council CO. he the z mg` said came to meeting to get bet- could set up equipment fora showing of a+ We'll ter understanding of the Maa -nuulth AIP "Is the Crown at War with us?" and a Barristers & Solicitors kcdunllRlls "Specializing in First Nations "Our community has not approved of discussion with members of the West ëñ po being a pan of Maa -moth and we feel Coast Warriors Society who were at 3233 Hector Read taxation, auditing & like we're being pushed into it," said Burnt Church fighting for Aboriginal P.O. Bon 1190, Port Alberni Full Service John. "We need the help of all Nuu - rights. B.C. V9Y 7M1 Dan Legg, CGA, CAFM Groceries, Gas bar, strategic management ehah -ninth because we don't know what The second day of discussions started Phono 723.1993 Toll free 1 .077.723 -1993 slay R. Norton, FCGA, CAFM is happening. Will we still be a part of with a report from Michelle Corficld on Hot Foods, Snacks Pail 723-1994 planning." Nuu -shah- ninth'' Will we lose all our the recent treaty update meetings for Cory McIntosh, CGA, CAFM & So Much More! funding from NTC" he asked Nuttchah -nulth -ahi living away from Personal injury Htlgatioo, including motor Hours of operation - 7:00 am 10:30 pm 2nd Floor, 4445 The able decided to send a delegation home. vehicle accident claims Gertrude St Phone: 724 -3944 injury Bus.: (250) 724-0185 to Kyuquot to discuss the impacts of the The meetings, held in Vancouver, Port Alberni, B.C. 797 617 E -mail: tseshahtmmket(dyhaw.ca - Web address: www.tseshahtmarketma Fax: (250) 724 -1774 Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 7 Page 6 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 Anti -FNGA Protests continue on Pacific Rim National Park - Cim -cap -this Healing Conference Sports Legislature Lawn Celebrates Aboriginal Day By Ruth Ogilvie. may have been nun to ìt, Draws Hundreds By Deride Ambrose, to do so by helping to support "In the Spirit of Friendship and Unity" Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter "Unfortunately for some people there the local By Denise Ambrose Central Region Reporter Nun- chah -nulih language project. In 2003 needs to be an incentive to get Tlupiich Games Central Region Reporter fact, there were a few fundraising Victoria - Anti -First Nations involved," he said A protester from Beach- Yr= c Long In celebration of National efforts for the language at the The Games start and age group as soon Governance Act (FNGA) rally and project Snu ney muss, Nation vocalized her isa . Aboriginal Day Pacific Rim National Celebration Kakawis - II was the site of the former including a Lana Aoaok this year with the as possible. Help march happened simultaneously with concern for losing momentum at this Park and other agencies played host to auction and a salmon barbecue pageant retreat, would be greatly Christie Indian Residential School and by dona- Vancouver's rally and march. Police tical time. "We can't stop just tourists and community members ,L,- despite painful m es for some, an at tion. Saturday. July 19 appreciated in organ - escorted marchers from Centennial because parliament broke for summer Wickaoinoish Centre. In a val -like This particular day was chosen to and end oath a zing this event. For estimated 200 participants gathered at offi- [h Station down Government Street, end- session," she said. have to keep atmosphere, participants were "We Kakawis for three days of traditional invited to cially open the parks newest attraction, 'r' Picnic on Thursday, more information, con- ing up on legislature lawn. Victoria's fighting, getting our voice out there so healing. meet the First Nations people that have the Nuu- chah -ninth trail which features July 31. tact the Games office. On a glorious, sunny July 2 Tourists snapped pictures of protesters, the government knows of our opposi- traditional territories within the Park signage in English, French and Nun- The Games are just Soccer and Slo -pitch Challenge. These thing former residential school stu- (í some applauding. Members of different liOn to the FNGA." Parliament broke Reserve including Ucluelet, Toques. chah- ninth langages. Officially about here!! Lots will be fun games played in the late after- dems and their families arrived by boat nations, Nisga'a, Snu uey must, for summer session and therefore Tla -o- qui -aht and Ditidaht. of prima for Participants. Keep your noon and early evenings staring Monday, on Maims Island near Tams. ' Tstmshiaa, Cowichan, delaying the FNGA being pushed Tables were set up in the parking lot The popularity of Pacific Rim eyes and ears open, I hear that Don July 28 to Wednesday, July 30. The The school/residence itself has long Kwakwaka'wakw and Nuu -chah -ninth where First Nations artisans and business National Parks Aboriginal Day Bumstick has been invited dome to the Tseshaht Junior Soccer division has through the senate until the beginning since burned down leaving a concrete put people displayed their wares. Them Celebration has been growing leaps were represented at thet protest_ September. foundation, as a grassy Games. Any questions, please direct out a challenge; soil' any Nation is willing of field firmly Members First Nations were wood carvers, silver carve., knit- and bounds over the years thanks to them to April at the Tlu -piich Games to accept, please call us at the Games of UVIC's The protest concluded with speakers establishes itself. It is here that the peo- Student Malaspina's ters, headers, face painters and basket the efforts of Parks employee, Nadine office, (250) 724-5757 or on the cell at office. We look forward to these sport Union, First reiterating the importance of continu- ple pitch their tents for a two -night earn-- weavers. People could buy products Crookes and other organizers (250) 720-9917. competitions as potential new events, that Nations Student Union and the ing the fight against the FNGA and pout The elders are invited to stay in from the cabins used for Clayaquot Sound Wildfoods like opened by Chief Lawrence lack the Volunteers. Volunteers are needed, in all could be added to the future of the Games Indigenous Grassroots Peoples other suite of legislation Canada is try- families attending Dr. Bose, administers acupunc- blackberry jam and anal berry salad trail begins behind Wickaninnish Centre areas of the Games. Any way that you Contact the Games office for more iufor- Movement (IPGM) organized the ing to impose on First Nations. the Kakawis Family Healing Centre. Day ture to Gilbert John. dressing or dried chantrelle mushrooms. winding its may through the forest. ran help will be very much appreciated, r if you want to confirm your protest. Lee Winton!, protest organizer from one is a day of orientation and All products are locally harvested, socializing. returning to a pro- The afternoon was filled with song and o if you have some spare time to offer, as participation in either event. Fifty protesters gathered on the steps Malaspina's First Nations Student Checkleaaht elder, Kateri the site of former resided duced and packaged. dance perfmmanees by local First please don't hesitate to come on out Cultural Nights at Hupacasath, House of of the parliament building to hear peo- John is delighted some of her former teal school Williams said, "Since it's Union commented, "We need to keep Tla -o- qui -aht member Tom Curley wel- Nations classmates are there, friends she has become a Healing Centre I've noticed a and story telling by elders Nuu -chats -nulth Princess Pageant and Gathering. These will be social gather- ple speak about the FNGA. Robert the momentum going by organizing not lo[ corned the crowd and acknowledged Hesquiaht elder Mamie (hurler, and Youth Role Model Event, The retreat is ings of fun, relaxation and entertainment. Noah continues pushing the FNGA seen in years. have come back. It takes a lot of other kinds of protests and Informa- Ucluelet Tyee Ha'wilth, Lawrence Jack Toquaht elder Archie Thompson. being held at the Shewìsh House of The Youth Retreat participants will be Residential School Healing Project courage to come back to a place where through the senate despite clear oppo- tion sessions;' he said. on whose traditional territory the Employees went to great lengths to so many have been hurt but his working The popularity of Pacific Rim National Teaming and the grand finale starts 7:00 roiled to come and perform their Went sition to it and the other vine of legis- For more information on the FNGA Wlckaninnish Centre sits Parks Aboriginal Day Celebration has focus the Fourth Annual Healing and the people keep coming t back to PM Thursday, July 24. Everyone segment from the Pageant 1outh Role lation that is being imposed on First contact the Union of BC Indian Chiefs heal" Parks Superintendent, Alex been growing leaps and bonds over the Welcome. Model event. Bring your shawls and Conference on positive, more traditional Nations. The low turn out tiro largely at ubcic.bc.ca or the government web- Zellermeyer said parks arc about protect- years thanks to the efforts of Parks Opening Ceremonies. Come join us at dorms. It's not too late to sign up for one methods of healing. Counselor, Ray Urban Support Worker. Vina Robinson Lille to the time of day, though Warren cal or IPGM site al:ww-wane i. ing nature but without culture, nature is employee. Nadine Crookes and other Recreation Stadium to give a warm wel- of the three evenings. Light refreshments Snitcher Sr. said there was more focus invited people to participate in any of Robinson of AbousaM claimed there ties com ant Ant trig.i.200. the several bunco, so he invited people to celebrate organizers. From a few dozen guests a come to all athletes and participants for will be served. on traumatic memories in the first three events planned for the day. the culture of the area. few years ago to an estimated 800 the 2003 Tlu -piich Games. 3:00 PM, Track and Field. Na registration is Healing Conferences. This year, he This included: Redd, sand castle build- Tim Webb the ing the of Clayoquot Biosphere guests this year, the celebration is prov- Friday July 25. required. If you can non, hop. skip or said, "We want to do it the may it was for kids, shawl making, Family Trust said he is proud to support First ing to be a great success in show casing Senior Men's Fast -pitch. First games jump then you can do any of these events; done years ago with more focus on the Systems Workshop. Traditional Nations Culture today and will continue Nusmah -null odium. starts at 6:00 PM. Prinks for all players. high and long jump. shot-put. .aphids and V months and gifts of our teachings." Teachings Workshop, doll making, NCN Ile said by son, together and partici- language workshop, Kakawis presenta- Ft Place team, trophy and jacket, relays. OK Turtles and Baby -crawlers. I Second Place team, trophy and sweaters, hope that yoke been training. There f pating in activities such as weaving tion, Parenting workshop. carat' rides, Third Place team, trophy and T shins. will be awards for all the participants. cedar bark, participants develop positive uropathic medicine and cedar bark Thunder 8th Annual Fast Pitch Lahal, The Games will be in the Come on out, have fun and cheer on the relationships with peers and begin the wing. Boyce evenings, at Sena, Hall. Prizes for the athletes. development of support networks. Dr Kristen is a First Nations Tournament 3top teams, 6100 entry fee, 10 players' Closing Ceremonies. The Tlu-piich Support worker, Mary Martin of Tla -o- woman from Sydney. B.C. and holds a Bachelor Science Degree August 2-4 at Recreation Stadium in Port Alberni. maximum per team. Registration for the Games will be ending Thursday afternoon qui -aht, an experienced weaver, brought of in her materials to NaIcenrothin Medicine. She was iournamon will be n the first night, July 31. Everyone welcome join us Ion work with some of her invited clients_ Seitcher pointed that as to the conference to teach the impor- There will be various raffles, between7.00 to 9:00 PM Friday, July 25 picnic and pre to the: out she practicing a healthy lifestyle at Somass Hall. Tournament to start -Sponsors-"Spone and 'Track and Field" pa lm is weaving she is talking and the client of a bowie tonne auction, salmon barbeques and a beer garden. afterwards. is comfortable. `Today we call it self- and to offer alternatives to mainstream ipants. o _.0.'J. Entry fee: $350 Junior Ball Hockey. is care," explained Seitcher, "but long ago health care. Junior division Check out our schedule of events and snapped Prize money (based on 10 teams): 'tourists pictures of protesters carving signs and chanting works with 16 years of age and under. Coaches join us in the Spirit of Friendship and nobody needed to gel paid to do these Bonn other health care -No way, FNGA!" 1st: $1200 - 2nd: $700 - 3rd: $400 - 4th: $200 lease confine your team's participation Unity. things, it was just there in our culture." professionals including physicians but Day two of the Conference was filled her focus is to prevent illness before it For more information contact Les Sam (0(250) 723 -8950 Ditidaht celebrates their students with workshops and activities blending starts. She says people cony to her with or Richard Sam O (250) 723 -8503. clinical and cultural looming opportuni- symptomsprorn of illness and her first priority We hope to hear from you... Brandon Erickson 1st Memorial ties. Delores Keitlah offered the open- is to find the cause then correct imbal- By Brian Tate Secondary were recognized for their ing prayer, encouraging people to be ances. Diet and stress. she says, are Senior Men's Soft Ball Tournament often the cause most illnesses Northern Region Reporter efforts and achievements with certifi- respectful of each other. She also of Unfortunately, her services are not - cates from the Ditidaht First Nation stressed the importance of keeping the August 8, 9 language alive, saying the Residential ered by provincial health care & 10, 2003 Ditidaht - The Ditidaht First Nation cele- Education Department, with Peggy Tate plans; however, some extended health Recreation Stadium - Port Alberni brated their student's education for the and Maureen Knighton officiating the Schools took the language away from so care Peer Support Training past school year with barbeque cock- event. many of us Mans provide coverage Sahib., Matthew Siatchapus Williams, a for- Medicine. I hello, my name is lerilynn Erickson, I would like to invite your team to participate eye luncheon and certificates of comple- Ditidaht had recognized over two hun- met residential school student and now The most popular activity of the day in our 1s Annual Senior Men's Softball Tournament The entry fee is $25000. tion to those students that made it to the dred students on this day, which is in Southern Region appeared to be cedar bark weaving as There will be First Place Price payout of $1000.00 depending on the teams entered. next level in their education. approximately one third of the tribe's a senior counselor welcomed the people There will also be second and place Students from to Kakawis. Noting the difficulty of young and old joined together to team third prizes, as well as more trophies. The Kindergarten to Post population. Greetings Southern Region Num.el ooh -nulth Members: proceeds for this tournament be going towards a the ancient an of weaving. Counselor will headstone for our late son There will be a two -day Community First Responder Seminar being offered 9:00 - Brandon Erickson. Brandon was 11 years old when Ivan Wells described it as making con- only he lost his life to a battle 3:30 on July 23 -24, 2003 at the Hupacasath Band Hall rot River Road (next to Chou with Cancer For this tourney, we are nections. "The connections they made hoping to have at least 10 teams participate Kwa Ventures). and 12 teams would be the maximum. If you are interested in participating, you here today may be all they need to begin Who Is the seminar for? This seminar is aimed at Nuu- chah -nulth Southern phone myself or my husband Warren at (250) 723 -1702, or you can e-mail me at can their next step in the healing process," Region members. V kuu.usreceptk00. show... We hope to hear from you as soon as possible. This is he said. What will people learn? Participants will learn basic peer support, listening, prob- going to be a great mummy, and your support would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. lem solving, resource referrals and suicide intervention skills. all In Friendship, Jerilyn Eriksson How much will it cost? The seminar is free, with the hope participants will con- tribute to potluck snacks and lunches. Who Is facilitating? J'net August, NIt Southern Region Prevention Worker, plus All Native Slo -pitch Tournament invited community resource people. Why offer this . The Prevention Staff throughout the Nun chah -nulth July 18th, 19th & 20th, 2003 Nations arc encouraged to identify grassroots unity members to be trained to to Tseshaht First Nation, Port Alberni, BC best people having difficult times. The CommunityComm First Responders are asked be available to support people in need when other professional help is not at hand in Prize Money to be determined by # of Teams. (blab. 9 Teams) evenings and weekends. 6 Men and 4 Ladies, Players Must All be %Naive, How do 1 register? Call filet August at Nit 7245757 and leave your name and $300 Entry Fee to Be Paid contact phone number. in Full by July 12th, 2003 Dawson e Jack Little getting acupuncture at Remits weaves herself We are working together to support Nun Peoples in difficult times and Contact Ron Dick Sr. (250) 723 -8340 Evenings or Residential School Healing cedar bark visor at Healing learning skills to live in Wellness. Sherri Cook/Thomas Dick (250) 720 -0923 Conference. Conference.

an Page 8 - Ha- Shilth -So - July 17, 2003 22nd Annual NUU CHAH NULTH HEALING PROJECT Nuu -chah -nulth NUU CHAH NULTH TRADITIONAL TEACHINGS Healing Project JULY 25,26, 2003 2003 Tlu -piich Games PEARL WARREN BLDG. Nuu -chah -nulth Healing Project 606 12TH AVE. SOUTH, SEATTLE Friday July 25 -5:00-500N inns Dinner provided Saturday July 26- 1000am -3:00 pm, Lunch provided Souvenir Program Storytelling Contact List Traditional teachings Crafts: Cedar hark weaving Main Office (Southern Region) Nanaimo Urban Office' deer hide mules 5120 Argyle Street, PO Box 1383 21)4-96 Cavan St. Sharing NCN songs marenCw1 Port Alberni. B.C. VOY 7M2 Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 2V I Healing Project updates Ph: (250) 724.3233 Ph: (250) 753 -8567 Introduction of Vancouver /Seattle Urban Support worker Fax: (250) 723-6010 Fax: (250) 753 -8933 Tofion Office (Central Region) Victoria Urban Orrice: For more information contact: Vina Robinson -Urban Outreach Coordinator 151 First Street, PO Box 279 853 Fisgard St. 250-731 -6271 or lbfino B.C. VOR 220 Victoria. B.C. VOW ISI Local contact: Lorraine Williams at 425- 673 -2472 Ph: (250) 725 -3367 Ph: (250) 413 -7303 Toll -free: 1-866- 901 -3367 Fax: (250) 388 -5120 TEACH MIS UKQIN Fax: (250) 725 -2158 Vancouver Urban Office: ALL THAT NAS NAS PROVIDED OS TO LEAD A FULFILLING LIFE Gold River Office (Northern Region) 455 East Hastings Street 100 Ouwatin Road, PO Box 428 Vancouver, B.C. V6A IP5 Family Community Potluck Picnic B.C. VOP IGO Ph: 254 -9972 Gold River, (604) AT THE FORESHORE by COAST DISCOVERY INN Downtown Ph: (250)283 -2012 Fax: (604) 254 -7919 Campbell River, B.C. Fax: -2122 (250)283 July 30 - 11:00 a.m. Presented by the NUU CHAH NULTH HEALING PROJECT NUU- CHAH -NULTH HEALING PROJECT Duncan Residents For Information Contact: Call out for Victoria and Shawn Sinclair: (250) 753 -8567 or (250) 616.3674 If you wish to be contacted about NCN Healing Projects events please come by Vina Robinson: (250) 75341567 or (250) 731 -6271 our office or call in and leave your number so I can keep you posted about es .. This is going to be the best exciting year call now and lease me your phone number. Vwtaia NCN Healing Project Office Call Between 9:00-4:00 Family Community Potluck Picnic REGISTER AT NCNHP URBAN OFFICE VICTORIA AT BOWEN PARK PICNIC SHELTER 853 Fisgand St Corner of Rouen Rd & Wall St FOR MORE INFO AND TO REGISTER Nanaimo, B.C. Michael 1. McCarthy, 250 -413 -7303 July 31 - 2.00- 7:00 p.m. TEACH MIS UKQIN Presented by the ALL THAT NASS HAS PROVIDED US TO LEAD A FULFILLING LIFE NUU-CHAH -NULTH HEALING PROJECT For Information Contact: Nuu -chah -nulth Healing Project SUPPORT GROUP Shaun Sinclair: (250) 753 -8567 or (250) 616 -3674 Vino Robinson: (250) 753 -8967 or (250) 731 -6271 Residential School Healing Project Office Every second Monday - 6:00 -9:00 pm Vancouver Friendship Centre, Elder's Room Group Schedule for July 14 and Jul) 28 Uclenelet First Nation Members We meet Monday twice a month at the Vancouver Friendship Centre. General Band Meeting scheduled for Monday, August 11, 2003 Open to all Nuu - chub -ninth First Nations interested in finding support, Crp Band Hall. Dinner 5 pm. Meeting to follow at 6 pm and cresting a stronger community. Different topics every meeting. Congratulations to the following for winning door prizes at July 7 hand meeting: FOR MORE INFO CALL Jody Olsson @ 604- 254 -9972 Gordon Taylor Sr -native key chain and pocketknife or 604 -312 -6539 Yanni Barney - ('humor basket George Mundy Sr -shirt Marilyn TDuchie - Eagle plaque NCN Healing Project Upcoming Events aoHuu ?mink iii c - Reuniting Families" Conference EVENT ;hr- D1,TE LOCATION The Nuuchah -nulth Healing Project Minolta Business Equipment, Harbour Vancouver Support Group Blast Monday VancouverAFC 2 would like to thank thou who helped to Air Seaplanes. Cougar Island & Rocky k Meeting -9pn 1607E Hastings St. tr Er make our fourth annual Conference Pass Charters, Kakawis Family Women's Support Group 2 &Last Thurslea.monih VAFC success through e monetary donation, an Development Centre, Kathy Robinson, Meeting 6nn -9 pm 1607E Hastings St. in -kind donation or through the sponsor- John Wayne Roberts. Support Group Mtg 2 blet Tues of ea month St Peters Anglican Church, ing of a conference meal. We would like 228 S. Dogwood St, W mcornes the eeunosity of the fob Campbell River The Healine Project would also like to lowing monk or businesses Cultural Night Last Thins area month Nanaimo, 204-90 Cavan St than Conference volunteers Sonny's House Pancakes, Quality Stootelling, Language, 7 pm of Mary Howard, Tim George, Geraldine s Foods Ltd., Ahousaht First Nation, Singing, Dancing, Crafts, etc. Tla- Allwork, Agnes Martin, Jackie Corfleld, °Q -a7'l' oqui.M Firm Nation, Ijsaak Forest Support Group Meeting 2rd 8 Last Mon, 6b pm Victoria, 853 Footed St Wirmie Spencer, Lydia Michael, Ed Van a - d Support Group Meg last Thursday of each month, 6-8 pm Resources/Ma -mock Economic Groenigen, Joanne Trofinenkc, Lydia 4Ckr..T 4 a., Duncan Native Friendship Center, 205 - 5462 Trans Canada Highway Development Corporation/Central Michael, Flossie Miller, Holly Miller, -..-i For more information contact Nuu -chah -ninth Healing Project Region Board, Ucluelet First Nation, Barney & Trina Williams, Patrick SI` Staff: Vina Robinson @250- 731 -6271, Michael McCarthy @ 250 -413 -7303 or 604 -312- Heaquieht First Nation, Pacific National Morgan, Ethel Williams, David 6539, Shawn Sinclair @ 250-616 -3674. Aquaculture, Ridgeview Motor Inn, Williams, Kelly John, Dave Prank, I Toles, Consumer's Comp Holiday Inn Audrey Smith, Joe Tom, Juanita John, I l/I 1 (North Vancouver), Safeway (Port Caod:ce Harry, Aaron Wells, Randy li Chaa -Mack -Sap Family Trauma Program Alberni), Ramada Inn (Campbell River), Morgan, Kiwdana and Tash, Florence Dennis Johnson Motor Products Ltd., Fronk, Florence Marshall, Chelsea ,..s. L- i .. 2003 Session Dates Zellers (Pon Albomi), Air Nootke, Marshall, Duwayer Smith, Arlene 7 S Holiday Inn (Victoria), Cedarwood Smith, Patricia Martin, August Dick, a >. Kakawis Trauma Program Lodge (Port Alberti), Snowcap Waters Kristen Boom, Marino Widen, lack Ltd., Mc0onaids Restaurant (Pon Little, Emily Charlie, Chuck Lucas, i

rl` ' Alberni). Eze -Brew (Nanaimo), Beet R. June 22 to July 25, 2003 - Five week Program for families Clinton Fred, Jessica Brown, Tana , ac t Aug. 3 to Sept 5, 2003 - Five Week Program for families Wertem Tin -Wir Resort, Tigh -na -Marc Thomas, layde Chingee, Bernice 4 Sept. 15 to Sept. 26.2003 - Women's Program Resort Hotel, Coast Bastion Inn, Chingee, Faith Jacob, Arlene Paul. Corporate Express, Tseshaht Recreation, Sept.. 29 to Oct 10, 2003 - Remit - Hereditary Chiefs Our sincere apologies to any volunteers Huu- ay -alit First Nation, yaf-r Oct. 13 to Oct 24, 2003 - Youth Program Albomi that art not listed above. Communications & Electronics Ltd, ; a_sa.'`G1

1 Ha- Shilth -Sa -Nuu- chah -nulth Tlu -piich Games Souvenir Page 2 - Ha- Shilth -Sa -Nuu- chah -nulth Tlu -piich Games Souvenir Program - July 17, 2003 Program July 17, 2003 -Page 3 LET THE GAMES BEGIN! Tlu -Piich Games Schedule r aa Games Coordinator July 25 to July 31, 2003 _f-1f5]11 }:. "In the Spirit of Friendship and Unity" April Charleson NorskeCanada's Port Alberni Division is proud to July 25 Opening Ceremonies at Recreation Stadium Senior Men's Fast -pitch at Recreation be a paddle -level sponsor Stadium Na- Shilth -Sa of Label in the evening at Somas, Hall Games Committee Representatives the 2003 Nuu- chah -nulth July 26 Senior Men's Fast -pitch at Recreation Stadium Ahousaht, Wally Samuel SR. Tlu -piich Games. l Label in the evening at Somas, Hall Ditidaht, Dwayne Edgar July 27 Senior Men's Fay -pitch at Recreation Stadium Canada's oldest First From our calla? in the evening at Sonless Hall Hesquiaht, Stanley Lucas SR. team to your teams - play hard, play safe July 28 NorskeCanada Junior Ball Hockey at Mahl Malts Nations Newspaper! Hupacasath, Carolina Tatoosh and enjoy the games! Soccer Challenge at Echo Minor Fields Slo pitch Challenge at Echo Major Fields The West Coasts Most Trusted source for First Nations News and Cultural Night at Hupacasath House of Gathering Information Huu- ay -aht, Robert Dennis JR. Tseshaht, Gina Pearson Mission Statement Jell 29 Junior Ball Hockey al Dahl Mats Have a fun and safe Tlu -piich Games to all of the Families The Nuu -chah -nulth Tlu -piich Soccer Challenge a, Echo Minor Fields Best Wishes for this years Tlu- Sl pitch Challenge at Echo Major Fields Athletes and Volunteers. Uchuckleshaht, Pam Watts Games is an annual gathering Sigh, It of Cultural at Hupacasath House of Gathering piich Games from Everyone at the Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal J - First Nations of all ages and abili- Council Port Alberni Friendship Centre, July 30 Track and Field at Rah Dailey Stadium ties. In a spirit offriendship and Soccer Challenge at Echa Minor Fields Mike White unity, the games provide an oppor- .Slo -Mare Challenge at Echo Major Fields Cultural Night at Hupacasath House of Proud Supporters of a tunity of community social interaction and participation in Gathering 2003 Nuu -chah -nulth sport and traditional events. Promoting a healthy balanced July 31 Track and Field at Bob Dailey Stadium Nuu- chah -nulth Family lifestyle through family oriented activities, Picnic at Paper Mill Dam, Amtrak side *Bring your drum. Tlu -piich Games - Opening Ceremonies focusing on Youth, the Tradition Games will enhance the Closing Ceremonies at Paper Mill Dam lives of all participants. Proud "Paddle" 3:00 Friday July 25th Opening Ceremonies -3:00 pm, Friday, July 25 Sponsor of the 2003 at Recreation Stadium at Recreation Stadium I Tlu -piich Games l Congratulations 2 Bank of Montreal The Tseshaht First Nation On Your Congratulations to all 2003 Tlu -piich Games Welcomes everyone Tlu -piich Participants! "In the Spitit of Friendship & Unity" to the 22nd Annual Nuu -chah -nulth Both of our Branches are Tlu -piich Games, and to our Territory Proud to Support Our "We Serve" Best of luck to all Athletes and Nuu- chah -nulth Participants! Alberni Valley Community. We hope everyone enjoys their visit. "In the Spirit of Friendship & Unity" Lions Club We would like to wish Tiahaheh Third Avenue Everyone a great summer! 7585 Sprout Lake Rd. 3100 3rd. Avenue Serving the Alberni Valley Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7L7 (250) 723 -2431 (250) 724 -7100 Fax: 724- 2262 with Pride since 1955 "In the Spirit of Friendship & Unity" Fax: 724 -0707 Canoe Sponsor of the 2003 TIu -piich Games

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V9Y 1Z3 Times Paddle Sponsor (250) 723.9392 Paddle Sponsor * Om- / * * * * Message from Games Coordinator, Daily newspaper April Charleson MAGIC MOMENTS In the Spirit of Friendship and Unity, I would like to take this time to welcome each '32,k- T- SHIRTS * * * GUNEND and every one of you to the 2003 Tlu -piich & PRINT SHOP Games. * Ai, tes This year, the Games Committee has AIIrt - On shortened the number of days, from 10 days of Ron & Penny Ohama to 7 was ` sports and cultural events days. This 4521 Gertrude St., Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 6J9 lY- Vance Newsstands done accommodate other that are 4E4' 1tß v Coast ° to events Ph: 723 -6969 Fax: 723-8239 Toll Free 1- 800 -5613383 arid Monday happening throughout the summer. Valley This year's Games theme "In the Spirit of °rnnSu epbem' to "In the Spirit of Friendship & Unity" sape * Flyers and Inserts Friendship and Unity' comes right out of the Friday mission statement. The social gathering of our Magic Moments is a Proud Supporter of the before noon people to participate in sport and cultural 2003 Tlu -piich Games * Local and International events is a continuation of a Nuu -chah -nulth community tradition. Computer generated vinyl signs Advertising On behalf of the Tlu -piich Games Silkscreening uniforms * Sports and Social News `Team a ' Committee, 1 would like to wish all the athletes s i Engraving" Trophies Plaques and participants the 'best of luck', have lots of PaddleSnvr'.« Custom Embroidery Miss - * Special Weekly Features fun and make good memories. Iisaak Award recipient Hupacasath Bethany Watts At this time, I appreciate and acknowl- daughter of Molly and Rick Watts. * edge all our volunteers. Their hard work, ded- Seasonal Supplements ication, and efforts that they hring to help * Community Articles organize and to help make the Games a suc- and Entertainment cess each year I say "Klecko kleco" for your * Comics, Horoscopes, TV . stir Special -Kleco kleco" to Verna Paul for Weekly TV the work that you put into last year's souvenir * Scene program. Deborah Cook and I followed your layout, which made the job easier for us. We have a great appreciation for all your time and effort you put into the souvenir program. CJAV ALBERNI VALLEY i In the Spirit of Friendship and Unity, we TOWS look forward to seeing each and every one of 3rd. nowaynoway. amftvalieimd West comrd ,eraanesne 1948 2970 Ave. AY1240 V you at the Games. Phone: (250) 723 -8171 Fax: (250) 723 -0586 Chooll Port Alberni, B.C. Email: avtimesads8shaw.ca April Charleson 4918 Napier Street, Port Alberni, B.C. 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July 17, 2003 Page 6 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Nuu- chah -nulth Tlu -piich Games Souvenir Program- Ha- Shilth -Sa - Nuu -chah -nulth Tlu -piich Games Souvenir Program - July 17, 2003 -Page 7 Homiss Enterprises Ltd. RAMADA The Coast Hot Springs Cove ,. %7 Hospitality Inn P.O, Box 2000 44b.. VANCOUVER CENTRE Tofino, B.C. VOR 2Z0 I et® 1- 888 -781 -9977 t, Bud Fax: 670 -1110 Proud supporter of Visit our web site at www.tourismhotsprings.com Harvest Dining Room NUU- CHAH -NULTH Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials 2003 TLU -PIICH GAMES! New Seniors Dinner Menu In the Spirit of Friendship & Unity" Summer Salad Menu The Homiss Enterprises Ltd. 898 West Broadway Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. 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Page 8 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Nuu- chah -nulth Tlu -piich Games - Souvenir Program July 17, 2003 Please Join us "In the Spirit of Friendship and Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 9 Fisheries News at the NTC Meeting

By Denise Ambrose, landed on any of the six NCN licenses Unity" July 25 - July 31, 2003 in Port Alberni for Central Region Reporter for the 2002/2003 fiscal year. DO informed NTC staff that sardine licenses Stahl Meths - NTC Fisheries Manager have been applied for by all NTC First the 22nd Annual Tlu -Piich Games reported that a Nuu- chah -nulth Fisheries Nations for the next fiscal year except litigation was launched tune 2003 in an Ahousahs, Ditidaht and Tseshaht. The effort to fight for legal recognition of the Nations that applied should receive Nuu- chah -nulth Tlu -piich Nuu -chah -nulh aboriginal right to cam a word from DO in the near future about livelihood from he sea resources. The the stains of their applications. FflJW'h law firm of Ratcliff A Company rcpre- The shellfish initiative Games 1 I was d.cribed sent. the ten Nuu -chah -nulh First as a positive one by Ball in that it pro- Nations participating in the On your mark, - litigation. vides training and job opportunities for Interested Nuu -chah -nulh members may NCN t "Some NCN First Nations are get set, GO! lib . Nuu -chah -nulth Nursing Program contact their First Nations or the NTC well and the nad to starting up shellfish fisheries department for more Inn oma farming sites while Tlammui -aht First ' tion. Nation Looking for- and KyWUutOnokleaalu are r/.l A Young Mother's Story Of Her Journey Dr. non Hall. NTC Fisheries Manager going ahead to grow mussels, oysters ward to another reports that DO is denying access for and clams," he explained. year of Tlu -piich Submitted by Mary McKeogh, CIIN how am I going to do this? 1 was scared West Coast Vancouver Island commer- Workers are trained at Malaspina to tell my mom. I really miss school and cial salmon trollers to Fraser and Barclay College and on she- gaining wink pros memories, as Paddle My name is Lynette Clad... I'm six - want to get a good education, a good Sound sockeye in 2003. Despite alas ance Eight farm managers and v - en and live in kids. I our communities years old, Ile Springs job, good money for my don't of Nuu- chah -nulth leaders, fishermen, tants are now- trained and working on Canoe join to celebrate Sponsor Cove. I have a son named Thomas. ant him to grow up like I did, it was and NTC staff, DO maintains its positionm NCN sites. Before I was pregnant. I was haywire stupid, talking back to my mom. tinny that the WCVI troll Reel access to a There are currently 34 tenures held by another year for about five years, drinking and doing to God he doesn't become like me when selective winter Chinook fishery has nul NCN with eleven First Nations signing Sponsor with our friends Cedar Wood everything on my own. I found ways to he grow, up. ate WCVI troll allocation for salmon for Memoranda of Understanding with B.C. and relatives. yG get money from my family, thought 1 I tried breast Reding and school at the the enure year. Hall points out that DO The NCN Shellfish Development Lodge was surviving. I used to think it was same have. I continue to breast feed but, used faulty calculation methods when Corporation (NSIX') focuses on man- Air Nootka cool and fun, trying to fit in. Now when have dropped out of school for now. I they determined WCVI troll Beet aline. Miss Nuu -chah- agement capacity and capital for devel- 1 look back, it's so stupid. I'm only six- anted to stop breast feeding at 1 year tions but sacral letters and meetings opment of NCN shellfish tenures. CJAV nulth Princess Homiss teen. 1 hank my mother and my baby but Thomas refused. have failed to change UFO's position. Hall concluded the fisheries report by I I've in to 2002 - Rebecca every day for my life, could be dead never really thought of my life With regard salmon food fishing, a informing the Chiefs that the NTC will by now. Ile is so precious, I could never the next ten I hope it's good. I'm nonprofit society. called the First AV Times Williams. Enterprise Ltd. years, host a one -day workshop. go back to that stage, it would hurt my .slowly starting to get on my feet now. I Nations Marine Society. started up this "Responding Effectively to Government Daughter of Pam Ramada baby. I was walking on a dead road, love fixing people's hair and I was so year to assist First Nations to harvest Referrals" on October 1st in 'rama. Tseshaht First Watts and Al with family problems, I thought drink happy when Thomas's sister had her sockeye for home use and community the day following the September 29/30 would fix my life. Always wanting to wedding and asked me to come and fix needs. Using First Nation minors as lest Nuuchah -nulth Annual General Williams, repre- Nation Vancouver Centre fight when I was drank, I got a criminal heir hair. 1 did Savannahs hair and four boats, the Society charges SLOG per Assembly. Interested Nuu .shah -nulth senting the record, which was very others and it made me really happy. I sockeye for fish delivered. Dilidaha First Nations staff that deal with land Uchuklesaht First Holiday Inn embarrassing. What the hell was I think- didn't really get to thank Francine cause Ucluele,. Tla.eq,d -ant and Pachecdaht and foreshore referrals, and Nuu -chah- ing? I'm glad I had my son, cause it's she was so busy. have acted the Society about access- ninth political leaders, should attend this Nation. Victoria settled my life, don't think his dad and Footnote: Gyneac is swam of the possi- ing fish! There were about 15000 sock- workshop. More information on the myself would be together. Inlay of Thomas being affected by her eye remaining to be allocated for inter- workshop will be sent to the First Past Tlu -piich Since my son was boor. I've thought of alcohol consumption in pregnancy. alai Firm Nations. Nations in September. Kaw -T-Shirts drinking. While in Pon Alberni (where 1 If she had continued to drink throughout According to I loll, no sardines were Games Co- ordina- ?'g used to drink with Mend.), after having the pregnancy, Thomas would have been - tor Ed Samuel, seen Magic Moments an argument with my boyfriend born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome- We ..' +' +v-;A I will to Thomas in early was here, but continue monitor in a rare moment of Thomas, the temptation ;Mr T-shirts and Print couldn't. The next day my mom said childhood, and if necessary, have him NTC Manages Change with Transition relaxation follow- - rr she saw something in me, you can sec tested for Fetal Alcohol Effect. 1r frustration in purple, and she saw it. With confirmation of a diagnosis, we can Committee ing many years of Shop which was molly neat. I really love my support parents through what is a very service to the NTC leaders decided to manage change Doug Kelly has 19 years in leadership and talk to her about my proh- challenging process of caring for their by creating a Transition Committee. This role. with St6:16 and First Nations' Drum Athletes and - Mary Dolan lemsI -need to go to AA, waling to children. committee will look at NTC and make organizations. A past executive director lomflual drink and smoke, I don't want to go Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is not a Participants of the = for The cont. and director of operations, Doug Kelly f back to that stage. label but, in fact,. medical diagnosis. recommendations change, Tlu -piich Games. - Community mince must produce a report and recom- has managed service delivery to 23 Sponsor 1 drank alcohol for the first two Diagnosis is necessary to: mendations by October 31,2003. St6:l6 communities. As part of bringing months, then stopped when I felt baby Help us promote understanding of the For the past 20 years, the NTC has led two Std:ld organizations into one, Doug ` Counseling & in my rummy.) was thinking really stu- person Budget Car and B.C. and Canada. Among its developed the plan for re- organization in pid when drinking, thought about hav- Put plan in place to help the person the may in many firsts, the NTC took on an 1994/95. Women's Turtle ing an abortion, then felt baby move throughout his lifetime Truck Rental Consulting Alternative Funding Arrangement, Health The Transition Committee members rec- Race Athletes L- like butterflies and thought, l can't do Help us explain to others what the needs Child & Family Services, and ognize funding Mown this. My mom always treated me well. of the individual impacted with FASD Transfer, R, Irene Thomas, Services economic development initia- addressed is To assist with this wank. the The Coast My brother and I are closer now. Ile are, in order to gain their help and sup- numerous tives. NTC contracted John Scherebmyj, a Florence Atleo, help me with baby, plays with him and port treaty making has chal- CGA to review the issue of "economies Degruchy, Norton makes him laugh and protects him Help us in getting supports and services. The Torons of Hospitality Inn Gertrude Frank, lenged our leadership to consider the of scale" and funding issues. Canada My baby made me change, when 1 first Our goal is to have no fetuses exposed to and Violet future of the NTC. Each member First and BC governments providing funding & saw him, 1 couldn't believe he was alcohol, thus eliminating the problems of Tseshaht Market Company Nation seeks greater autonomy and to based upon populations Some program Johnson. mine. I want to be a good mother, teach FASD before they ever develop. Because develop healthy, selfnOtorn, and self. require significant population before him to respect others. I heard that no safe level of drinking has been identi- Paulette's governing communities. What role will Canada will provide funding. For exam- The Bank of breastfeeding was the best thing, he ied ideally all women would cease the NTC in the future? ple, Canada provides Indian Child and would have nice healthy Rath and that's dunking before conception and during have The Transition Committee has held three Family Service funding to tribal councils Montreal Cleaning Services what 1 did. pregnancy. This abstinence would guar- meetings, May 20, June 2, and June 23. or Indian Bands with at least lama chil- When I first got pregnant, I thought antee the primary prevention of all FAS. Ltd. The committee has completed the follow- dren living on reserve. We must under. The Alberni Valley ing: stand the "economies tir scale" to help Tenus of Reference NTC First Nations decide upon the most Lions Club Norske Canada IMPORTANT NOTICE Draft Work Plan effective model for service delivery. Inc., Questionnaire for member commune President of White Rock Consulting Ha- Shilth -Sa Will all people that are of Uchucklesaht descent ties Mr. Scherebnyj is a professional Contracted a Coordinator accountant with more than 25 years in p 1 e a s e contact the band office and ask for Tina CGA to review the public and private sectors in areas We need to talk to everyone in the bloodline of Contracted Robinson. of Scale and funding such as financial management, external the Uchucklesaht that may be interested in transferring. Economies auditing, and Regional Corporate We are desperately trying to reach everyone possible. Services. John has worked for both the Phone # 724 -1832 or call toll free #1- 888 -724 -1832. The NTC contacted Doug Kelly, Department of Indian and Northern President of Th'ewali Resources Ltd. as Affairs and the First Nations Inuit Health , Thank you the coordinator for the NTC Transition Branch and is very familiar with funding Committee. A Sid:16 from Soowahlie, models for First Nations. I I e Coach Dave laipee with the It soo Team of 1981. y

Page 10 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 11 Tamara and Robert Fritzsche have Birthdays, Anniversaries, served five years Red Soul Rising In Memoriam - tank ap and counting) of a By Brian Tate Ministries. SLIM has its head office in conditional life and Congratulations Northern Region Reporter Ladner which just outside Tsawassen in Dianna Marie Tylee sentence. The J jr.!¶ 1 want to send con- the Delta area in Vancouver. Josh said partners crime Happy October 5, 1972 - June 24, 1994 g ionö my Union. -A Christian group from 'that this is the fourth year for the Red were committed to one athe ad 18th Msi lovely daughter Lynden Washington spent seven days in Soul Rising Program and is his first year infinitum on August 01, 1998. Here's Birthday My sweet little angel Megan Dennis who the MowachandiMnchalahl community nit" to five baby - and loving every to my baby Another year has gone by graduated from NDSS of Taaxana from July fourth to the tenth Josh explains that their goal is to com- minn fit! Congratulations to Helen Watts on Since you left as July 28th on June 27, 2003. helping Lance Ambrose with the daily Inanity exchange: for example he says, L 'sing her Bachelor of Arts in First My memories, my visions of you Barbara ¢Y You have grown into a activities for the youth. "We come from a Dutch background in Happy Birthday to Marie Ad.. Nations Studies with distinction from Are still as you were Rose waterfall woman, but In speaking with Josh Yates the group Lynden and we do little plays from the July 6. Happy Birthday to brother Malaspina College. Congratulations to We miss you terribly Sam. o you will always be my leader, he explains that the bible and from our community as well. Bence on July 14. Love Karen & Brad Watts who graduated from group is We miss your laugh, your voice Love Mom. BABE! Congrats. from the Grace Baptist Church in We come to learn, help. share and see Thomas Rush. A.D. S.S. The family is so proud of you Your humor - Love Mom. Lynden Washington and are participat- how other mm un roes live and their Happy Birthday to our sister Sherry by already. Ilappy birthday son love J both. Love from your Mom (Faith), With all my love Mom ing with Red Soul Rising. which is a culture as well." Ross and our bindle, Vincent Watts on from Mom and Dad. We would also like Happy birthday to Patrick Michael Dad (Richard), grandparents, aunties, branch of the Native American Indian In talking with Josh he says that each July 31. From Dave and Annie Watts. to any happy birthday to our nephews Lil uncles & cousins. Barry Patrick Thompson ''BEAR" Thomas on July 1 I Ili -have a good day individual that is in I wanted to wish Norman Charlie a Nate, Lil Edgar, Peter, Brandon, Happy cam, love Ilene Virgil and Corby. Happy May 23/83 to June 22/03 Happy Birthday love you lots the group must par- birth day to Delia, Briana, Mom Happy birthday going out to my Birthday to our thigt IV !it from Jaclyn, Joseph & Mom. ag Walpole in a three- On behalf of our family: lack & Nona (Jenny) & Dad (Chief Havuquii) may all grandpa Earl Maquinna Sutherland all YFBossman I would also like to let my children year program and Thompson, Iris Lucas & Richard of you have a good day & best wishes the way in Vancouver, love your grand- David for them to come 10 know I am an very proud them My (Annette Deanna, Jared), Wendy of from Raymona, Nathan & Christian. son Corby Frank h 1N'ioebar oa Pre -School Grad Joe Charlie and My a First Nations com- Marchand & lames (George, Stephanie Happy belated birthday to Delia Happy birthday to my grandpa ty luly 24th. 9 mealy they must be Nona, Dylan), Jack Thompson, Colleen Elementary School Grad Norman and to Charlie on July link r from all Wrw Michael Jameson George on July 11th Hope you had contacted first. Thompson ra My Daughter Jaclyn Charlie who is u Annual relatives, Happy birthday to & Tony Holm, Jack, Peyton). Frank too. love grandson Corby - a great time off Josh also states that As a family - sing on to grade K lam so very Joyce Patrick on the 12th. to Luke Swan we cannot begin to under I would just like to say caE lulu. and you return bright eyed and bushy hey are trying to stand or proud of you. Love from Mom. Jr on the 14th and to Luke Swan Sr on comprehend this tragic loss of tions Rom my uncle Cecil George and tailed! Picture courtesy of HBT. From mire the faith in our son, brother, uncle, grandson, Happy 31st Anniversary to Erie the 15th. To Paula Lucas Sr and to Clam and Roeanne John on the birth of their the Hash (Ha 5f iltl.Sa) gang at NTC. the church after its nephew. Bear had a dream ito play in the Mack on June 30. From your wife Thomas on the 15th.Te Caroline beautiful son Cecil Hippolim George Jr - cent history of to a and be PE he had big Fanny. Charleson on the 17th, Happy birthday to NFL teacher- on June 11, 2003. Commas uncle Cecil ourt MIMS. dreams. He was scouted to play football Happy 14th Birthday to Natalee )arc oa Little on July 28th. All enjoy Have an awesome day. Are you going on first baby. so for your lam happy 'th t h three for Dennis on July 23. Love Mom, Dad. your day. From Jane & Shauntay. lobe at home or in the states? We hope k' dilT loans tli you. Your son looks just like you, love upcoming season, he chose to with Megan, Angie, Stevie, and Poopsie. Happy birthday to my dad Stan on' to get some travelling happening (to play always Ilene Virgil and grandson Corby. "Victoria Rebels- would have been Happy lith Birthday to Stephen L. July 26. Have a good day, love Vic) well babe, enjoy your day. Hope to -he I would like to say congratulations to the I_ 11 phenomenal. es Dennis 11 on July 26. Love Mom, Dad, Shauntay. see you all soon. Take care love you grads of 2003, especially to my cousin (Sea Lions) of Bear who accepted our Megan, Angie, and Natalee. Dedicated to our son Nicholas babe. Love grampa Bob, Pauline, Al the services my father had a message Tracey Joseph! 1É invitation to eat lunch, and share all the Ricky. t and is worthwhile repeating - Evelyn, Jody, Marlene, Latisha, Happy Birthday to Jean Thomas on Maversdorfee, Happy Sweet 16th Also, I would like to send a shout Wan people please he careful wonderful stories that you will continue July 18th, Lisa Sahibs on July 23. - 1 July 29 - Happy 18th Birthday to Birthday. know you will have a good out to Shannon Canute, well done! Rena slaw dawn, I would never wish this to carry throughout your lifetime- you Love Cindy, Steve, Megan, Angie, Jessica (Wendy) David. Wow 18 hey. day For you are blessed for all of us. Johnson, you're awesome, Brian Joseph, it made us cry and more importantly you and on any other parents or family, Natalee, Stevie. Just to see your is Gee babe, 1 haven't seen you in a long smile, a plus. So good job, len Rivers, good for you, truly hurts beyond belief, to lose a made us laugh - thank you. Congrats to Scott Frank, Kyle Happy Birthday to you son. Get up and while, so, how big now? Man, I'm so Our to Mikhael Swifuk, you did great, Ida f r 1 son so big and .strong, and had family would like extend special Adams, and all the other graduates from excited for you. Enjoy your day. Have about and have some fun. We all love Thompson, goad work! Education is so heart in arch hissin," acknowledgements to Uncle Ron and Maagmsiis school on your high school the (but be careful). Take care, love you so much. Many more to come. important for you to succeed and prepare Words cannot express the gratitude we Richard, Carmen, Cindy & Peter, Uncle grad. From the Dennis Family always Pauline and kiddies. a'0 'V 1 Love from Mom, Dad, Samantha, Fred, for future post secondary education and feel as a family. We would like acknowl- Charlie. Dave Maher, Les Sam Congrats to Keenan Tarbo Andrews to Aaron I lamilton and Melanie Livingstone au their marriage.'. June ongratulations Jessica and baby Dawn Mattersdorfer. training. It's good to see you succeed Birthday Wishes, June I81h: Happy edge all Mme who came to our home to "Thunder" Faslball Team - all those on your high school graduation. From 21. 2003 they were married by Kathy I legman at the Rollin Art Centre in Pon Happy birthday to my sister Paula and develop intellectually and especially Belated Birthday to my brother Leslie R. bring words of support, or sit silently and who assisted with organizing the meal, the gang in Nanaimo. Alberni. A fabulous dinner was held at the Italian Hall where the MC's Dave Walk Sr. Aunt Audrey- and special cousins, Lucas on July 15th. Love your sis in set excellent examples of yourselves to foe, now you're 2 - 4, whoa. June 481: cry with us. To our friends, family, and Congrats to Gary Tom, Randall and Darrell Ross Sn kept thing, rolling. oner am fora job well done, was beautiful. Norton. Karen, Tat. All Bear's team- HSC Caroline Charleson. the youth who look up to you! Good Happy Belated Birthday wishes to you neighbors who brought and /or prepared Frank, leen George, and Iona The newlyweds reside in Port Alberni. mates and friends for setting up and Happy birthday to my nephew Larry- luck for the figure! Lisa Joe and family. Mom! Love always Lisa Joe. food, sent flowers and cards, telephoned Haywire Williams on your high school The wedding party arc L -R: Tyrone Marshall, David Watts Ir., Ed Ross, Dustin Swan Jcon July 26th. Love from Auntie Happy Birthday to our neph/cn from far away. sent their love and serving after the funeral service. graduation. From the Dennis Family. July 15th : Happy Birthday wishes Caroline and cousin Coburn, Gregory Patrick Lucas on July 20 Well son, Ross. Jim Ross, Best Man Randy Hamilton, Groom Aaron Hamilton, Bride Melanie prayers our Finliy, to both Cam and Adam two of 1 would like to say Happy 3rd Betty! Have fun this summer! Love and Carlin. have fun ,butt get thrown in by girls, ha Livingstone. Maid of Honour Carole Livingstone, Sherry Livingstone, Tenn Watts, way, and Bear's good friends who are recovering birthday to my son Lil Wanya on the always, Lisa & family. Happy birthday to Auntie Paula on ha, kidding. lust enjoy yourself. Love awn Ross, Layla Lucas. Tia Livingstone. The ringbearers are the brides hand- the enr- from the accident - you are in our 14th of July. Also to my nephews 1 would like to take a moment to you. Take Care. Love ome nephews Carlini Livingstone and Vincent McDougall. The flower girls are prayers and good thoughts, as well to' July 1516, love you have a always auntie mous Peter's 7th b -day on the 11th and Auntie and honour the memory of people 1 truly Pauline, Uncle Bob, cousins Hy ID, the bride and grooms beautiful daughters Kristen and Destiny. donations your families. Take time to heal. Brandon's 5th b -day and also to good day. Love from your nephews miss: Freida halm July 1947- December Marl, Ricky. 862, #69 & a50 Forever -We will for- Coburn Tom, Gregory Charleson Jr. and Honey and FOIL food for Christians 1st birthday on the 17th also 1974, my grandparents Fred Thomas, Thank you from the bride and groom... ever remember your for sports, Carlin Charleson. July 19, Happy Birthday to a very the lunch. passion Lil Edgar's 20th on the 20th hab have a July 192:? -Dec 17, Irene Thomas, July nieces and caring and loving can Rocky Titian. I We extend your gentler with your good one do there in Aberdeen, Wa also Happy birthday to my brother 1924- Novemebee 2003. want to say Kleco to you for being there We would like to thank our parents for their a personal nephews, your love for our parents, and ro Tianna on the 29th and to my mother Wayne August Jr. on July 25th. Have Happy birthday to all my relatives a fore me and my kids. Enjoy your day support and guidance they 'Ye provided and tribute to especially your unconditional love for Genevieve also n the 29th also to my good day bred From your bra in HSC whose birthday in July, Was Jr. (4). and hey your b -day is on a weekend, continue to provide, all the people who the numer us, your siblings - we will forever love father Edgar happy birthday out the Coburn Tom. Dominic (4), Cedrick T. (5). Tiffany (8), yahoo, ha ha kidding. Have fun. Love helped with the decorating and set up the ous you BEAR. 22nd of July Also, to my auntie Ann Happy birthday to my best friend Shawniquc (11), Cassandra (14), Luke Pauline, Bob, Evelyn, Jody, Marlene, hall are couldn't have had such a beautiful friends. My dear little brother you will be happy b- day on the 19th, you guys Shawn Charleson on July 24. Have a S. (15), Clara L (16), Adrienne (17), Young" and `My Sunshine." I loncy and Ricky. event without your help, (humus Catering and foot- "Forever have a wonderful day on your day. ice day my friend. From your friend Gary (19, Jerome S. (20), Beulah T. July 25 - Happy Birthday to our for the excellent fond as well as all the clue ball coach-oach- Love Iris (your big sis). Also I would like to day con finer to my Coburn Tom (231, Shaylene (28), Jams. L. (28), special grandson Nathaniel Guiterrez. tom that you provided. It was great. We oz Jodi and Desean on there new born, Happy birthday Buster Charleson on from your cousin, Aunt Glenda and Wow son, you must be a big boy. We would also like to thank The Masters Of welcome Kobe._. Congrats to Lil family. Ronnie Sonny Joe Jr. July 17th ---gee you're getting really huh sure do miss you lets. Have fun on your Ceremonies for helping the whole evening +. In Loving Memory of Desean you area big brother now (: You old fart. Have a good day. From day. We'll be thinking of you, we do go smoothly in an organized manner. All `1e July 18, 1983 - July 29, 1989 Love Shish, Jay, and Iì1 Wanya. 1.s Caroline Charleson. every day, but today is so special. Hope Happy 53FibaOdey.11.1e Rocky Titian the friends and family that were able to come We would Like to say Happy 1st birth- And happy Belated birthday to my to see you soon. Love you lots. Take and share our special day with us. Last hut not least to the wedding party for taking day to our son Christian (chino) on July 10 firm cousin Rex an care. Love goal -grame Bob, Pauline, the time and accepting our invitation to be a part of our wedding. Anyone that we To Little Ronnie, You were so special to us, William Charlie wow a year has gone July 516, you know who your favourite niece (I gammas Evelyn, Marlene, Latisha, might have forgotten, it was not intentional, we thank you as well. such an angel. You were always happy... you are! Happy 40( B -day to my mom remembered your II- Grampa's Jody & Ricky. From Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Hamilton. lucky. We all love you and mn more. Happy IN day, didn't 1`.7 hole & Denise Cha -Cha Ambrose on June 29th. We all remember your handsome smile that Happy Birthday to someone very Josh. Birthday "Roble Love your favourite daughter and grand. You special Leash. Guitar.= on July 29. Happy 2151 In Loving Memory of Jordan matched you endless supply of energy. Huge" July 10, con, June & Josh smell the wild flowers and Birthday to Banko Samuel (July 16, 1998) took the timet 2003. Qwyatseek mom, to see her 1 would like to say happy sweet 16th I would like to my `Old pick some lo give to just Kalevi Keywey smile, she would give you, with open anus to birthday to Wayne George Jr. on July wish my daughter Man' Peter I love you always in my heart. Rampnen. give you a hug. You sat on dad's lap with 27th. Have a great day boo and your Camille Frank to Frank Jr. on Letting you go was the hardest. Nothing you can ' Congratulations pride like we all did. You would laugh when neph really loves you too. Thank you for o Happy sweet six- Betty Knighton Only if I could give you hugs. do can ay can fr$L.1 July 18th. Dad would throw you in the air to catch you being so good to my son. Love always teenth birthday on J AKA "B" Grad Vanes arc very slim though. I tear me away 00 Have fun & You followed us around Jack Pine Flats Ilk,, Ilene Virgil and baby 2003! from Q Nothing you Corby. S July 28th, 2003, Way to go - if Enjoy looking at eagles, because they fly, on d L behave curious puppy You loved to sing "eat, eat, cause Happy birthday to Beulah Eliza m4, your &drew Yet, that they're so high in the sky. I'm stuck like glue m Qwy.Qwy. Ir ' 1 hove always your Air you can da apples and bananas" for mum. We are always IÌ to your school- I We love you Quay! Mommy &Daddy, Roberta Trisha Thomas on July 23ed other Glenda, both at the Only I 'flow it is you, an wave, but. thinking of you on your birthday wishing you work has paid off. Kaylìlah & Tanner. Gramma & Papa, Have a good day Dona. love always ;4' brothers Richard, V same time Until we meet again grandson. - awere here. Wish you were bete. We will Wishing you all the Aunty & sr.ñ- Tamara Uncle Bob, Movie. your cuz IleneVirgil and your neph a always cherish all our memories of you lime Brendan. Trines, best for your future plans in Post Joel, Letitia, Damon and Sabre! Corby. Love June Titian and Joshua Frank. I love you and I miss you. Sadly brother, Love Lisa, Leslie, Jolene, Mania. Mom and Dad. Quentin and ste d d Brian. Secondary! Jove always, Lisa & Family. missed by Pauline V. Charlie WM-

Page 12 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 13 N.T.C. Hosts All Candidates Forum for Upcoming NTC Meeting held at Maht Mahs First Election Assembly of Nations National Chief Continued from page 3 Maa -nulth -aht Invites Public to Career Opportunities - q"i- calf -ta -mis Continued from Page 1 NCN. The Corporation is moving continues to wait for word from federal Share Information on Agreement - rights and title to land. "Yes we need to years of expert al negotiating tables toward economic dependence due to its and provincial treaty negotiators. work on our day to day issues that and 1 crime rational forums were growth and success over the years. The issue of oil and gas has became in- Principle plague our people, social conditions, his asset to s obtaining more dollars. Because it is owned by the Nuu -chah- important recently as the province housing, environment. health, education the government Fontaine explained pinning its economic hopes on this Iisaak nulth Nations, it is inextricably tied to is By Denise Ambrose, thing for all," he said. and I will work on those, but 1 will work deficit affected the economy across the the NTC and therefore. The new industry. NTC delegates agreed to Central Region Reporter Provincial Negotiator, Lofthouse on those from the aspect of rights; I will board, First Nations included Ile Career Opportunity NEDC/NTC Protocol Agreement out- gather in the near future at a NCN oil claimed the improved Aran positive in work on those not asa client ofagov- claimed things like SANS the war in Accounting lines guidelines that foster a mutually and gas symposium where Nations will clad. -The Maaaulih -alit First that it will attract investment to the area not program hulas a nation," Iraq and mad cost disease were spoiling respectfulI and cooperative 'relationship explore each other's positions and Nations took to the road on June 24th to and will provide certainty over lands. Jamieson said. "Its the ¡oboe' the Canada's inviting image and as a result Forest Resources clerk with between NTC and NEDC for the benefit options on the issue. There will be a invite the public to share information "The AIP;' he said, "forms a basis for Iissk Ltd seeks an accounting experience in the fol- National Chief to promote, advocate, we are losing dollars from potential of all NCN and will clarify the relation- NCN Strategic Treaty Planning session about their Agreement -in- Principle the negotiation of a treaty." Ile tort. lowing areas. c r rights, to educate the other countries. ship between NTC and NEDC Ammo held July 21 -25, 2003 at Somas I loll in (AIP) signed a few weeks earlier. mates that it will take about two months public, to network with unions and with Jamieson explained the need for roam. trNTC Port Alberni. Starting at the Ucluelet Recreation Hall, to begin actual negotiations of a treaty Accounts Receivable like-minded organizations sing the dng Ilk AFN especially in regards to NTC Treaty Manager, Cliff Atleo Jr. After meeting adjournment, and prior Maa -nulth -alit spokespersons along with and that it could take as little as twelve Accounts Payable leverage that i e" Jamieson spoke of holding the Canadian government informed the table that BC and Canada to departure of the delegates, federal negotiator, Bill Wray and to fourteen months to complete the Payroll being committed to augmenting AFN accountable for the services and pro- have pulled away from the negotiating Mowachaht\Muchalaht Tyee Mike provincial negotiator, Mark Lofthouse negotiations. Ile described the Maa - Inventory monies with funding from sources other grams they deliver to First Nations. She table since the filing of the NTC Maquina, Chief Norman Gorge, and fielded questions from Ucluelet commu- nulh- aht Nations as 'progressive, Bank Reconciliation proposed Mat if elected National Chief nay members. focused and business-oriented'. Jamieson said. `Its the job of Fishers Writ of Summons While they other Council members, stood -and All Journal Entries to Month End she would provide First Nations with, Several maps were posted on the walls While proud of the progress Maw Year End Adjusting Entries the National Chief to promote, have not formally notified the NCN table with ambiance from Elder Jerry lack -an annual tenon card in which I will showing existing reserves of each Maa - nulth -aht has made in the treaty process, that they arc withdrawing from negotia- who sang a chant - invited NCN Chiefs advocate, communicate our expose to the public on an annual basis nalthaht First Nation. The maps also Robert Dennis warned that the tions, they have been unavailable to par. to Tsaxna for the 2003 Annual parties Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Simply Accounting (or Acc rights, to educate the public, to how the government is doing ie dealing showed lands offered by the govern- are far apart on 'quite a few' issues. He ticipate in negotiations since June. As a Assembly (September 29, 30, 2003) - Pac) is also required. Preference will be given to candidates who have completed a with social conditions, what and how ment in 2001 as well as lands that are of said he is to get on with negoti- network with onions and with result, pending Treaty Related Measures as they have offered to host this meet- minimum of two years in an accredited accounting program and ar who have a mini- they have delivered and did it get to us," interest it, each First Nation. ations n orderto resolve Moe issues. like-minded organizations using now have uncertain futures, as do NCN ing. m of five years of experience. Salary will be commensurate to skills and experi- she said. Negotiators were on hand to answer The public was invited to ask ques- the leverage that is ours." Treaty Negotiations. NCN Treaty staff ence. Darlene Watts raised the issue of conflict questions as the public browsed the tions but few were asked due to the low Man federal or provincial governments. of interest when vice chiefs are in maps. turnout. Moira Barney of Ucluelet First what Position will commence on or before August 116, 2003. She acknowledged the leadership of the evolved in campaigning and actively Former Co- chairs Honored and Celebrated Provincial Negotiator, Lofthouse Nation wondered role Maa- nulth- First Nations would have in relation NTC. 'The successful leadership from supporting candidates. Shawn Atleo, claimed the improved AIP is posi- aht Please submit a cover letter and resume by 5pm, 21st artily 2003 to: Continued from page 3 to the Nuu- chah -nith Tribal Council in this pan of Turtle Island u legendary Central Region Co -Chair talked about tive in that it will attract invest- a post treaty environment. George and 1 .acme your leadership," she said. the importance of First Nations involve- ment to the area and will pros Ids Gary Johnsen Watts replied that each First Nation She concluded by reminding NTC of the ment in defining sustainability and hold- FN logos. Ile was presented with a Vest who was a part of the Huu- pa- Kwin -Im: certainty over lands. -The AIP," General Manager would have to go through a process of importance of the upcoming AfN elan ing Canada responsible for engaging with the NTC logo on the back and tra- Out of the Mist Exhibit, spoke of the he said, "forms a basis for the lisaak Forest Resources Ltd. deciding how best to provide programs tion. "1 hope you will select your leader First Nations. "I would like to know ditional designs on the front, made by great amount of help Nelson provided negotiation of rely." Ile esti- 2395 Pacific Rim Hwy and services to its members. Some may with those skills in mind, courage. Joyce Little (Tseshaht). a drum made by and presented him with a small carved mates that it will take about two Box 639, Ucluelet, BC VOR 3A0 from the candidates how it is that we are wish to enter into agreements to con- vision. orgy, commitment, dedication Doug Robinson and designed painted by canoe made by Stan Smith. months lo begin actual negotia- (Ph) 250 726 -2d46 (Fax) 250 726-2088 going to hold this country accountable tract with agencies for services. Ile and someone to Hutch Sam. "The Executive discussed Jack Cook was the next presenter on tions of a treaty and that it could who's willing walk with for the agreement Mat they have made added that there would not he a central take as little as twelve to fourteen you as your go forward and as all of our under Agenda 21 in the United Nations," amongst themselves the gigs that are behalf of NETS. On behalf of the Board Moat Forest Resources is an equal opportunity employer. months to complete the negotia- Mae- nulth -aht government however: nations go forward in this critical time, Palm said. being presented, and with each individu- of Directors, Jack thanked Nelson for tions. Ile described the Mae there may be a Maa -ninth -aht Society in this country we call Khan. - A call for unity was clearly stated all characteristics and personalities, his involvement as CR Co -chair, and under the Societies Act. nulth- aht Nations as `progressive, J The three candidates listened to ques- these particular gifts were elected." said then presented Richard with a Montreal amongst all present at the NTC meeting. focused and business-oriented'. Len D'zaima of the Forestry tions and comments from the NTC table Joe Thane of Ditidaht commented on Florence Wylie. The design on the drum Canadiens hat and jacket for all his sup- Contractors Society congratulated Maa - Registered Nurse Kwakiutl District Council and were give minutes each to the lack of AFN involvement in BC. "I entitled Spirit of Thunder - for dune. port and participation as member to the The meeting was underway alter Vic nulth on their progress in treaty negotia- Vancouver Island, North respond to any or all of the questions. want to recogniro candidate Roberta you whom may have heard Nelson sing NETS Board. Pearson introduced the parties to the tions and encourages business partner- AFN has a history of not participating Jamieson for actually indicating a con- and speak at meetings, he has an ability Tseshaht's Dave Watts presented Nelson Maa -nollh AIP. Gorge Warts was intro - ships as soon as possible. Aboriginal Hospital Liaison Nurse much in BC and NTC politics- This has cern that's been amongst a lot of First to make "thunder" with his voice. with a drum as well, design painted by dueed as Maa- nulth -ahn Chief Ucluelet Mayor, Diane 51.1acques is Apply sour understanding of Aboriginal health, protocol & cultural issues in left NTC chiefs with a notable skepti- Nations in British Columbia and that is Shawn added, "We arc strong people and Sterling Warts. The bole George Clutesi Negotiator. Chief Councillors Charlie also encouraged by the treaty Progress. this regular .8 FTE role. cism of the AFN. Most of the questions lack of representation by AFN," (Ilona you are their sitting as representatives of made the design and an Ahousaht Coots, Uchuckleseht; Ed Mack, She invited Ucluelet and Toque. First The Kwakiutl District Council in partnership with the Vancouver Island Health to participate in Ucluelet's com- derived from this lack of relationship said. "BC does represent 30% of First your people Keitlahmakin, Wee-sa,e. emblem combined together to represent Ucluelet and Robert Dennis of Huuay- Nations Authority and local Aboriginal groups provides an integrated network of health aht were introduced as well. unity planning process. "I am there is between NTC and Mc AFN. Nations" Fontaine explained he believes Archie Little, lilt then spoke to Richard Nelsons relations with Tseshaht where pleased services for Aboriginal residents utilizing the Campbell River hospital on runner Ucluelet Chief Councillor Ed Mack with the progress in treaty," she said, Charlie Coots of Uehucklsaht began the role of the AFN is to develop a uni- Watts, making reference to him having a his mother came from. Island. welcomed his gusts saying he was "because it is something that hangs over the questions by sharing what he thought fied voice that governments will listen strong history of fighting for Fisheries Nelson's sister Delores Keitlah spoke on Functioning as a member of a multidisciplinary team and working in the hospital there to share information about the us all." the next National Chief had lobe pre- "The ability of government ro meet and other important battles. "Thank you behalf of her brother thanking, the setting, you will primarily: facilitate culturally appropriate care, plan, organize. Maa -ninth -aht AIP. Ile described the Canada, Iluu-ay -ahl and Uchucklesaht pal- pared to do. "I would like to see a all of its obligations has been eowryn Richard for giving us a light to follow." Tseshaht. " We are connected with the implement sod evaluate nursing care for Aboriginal clients with chronic, acute, document as a positive thing not only have ratified the All.. It is expected that National Chief that has both diplomacy mined.' he said. "So the best way to pro- said Archie. Tseshaht from our mother, who comes liative or rehabilitative needs, perform services including: assessments; case man- for his community bee also for the non- Ucluelet, mime and Toquaht will and militancy when necessary and Richard was also presented with a from here," she said. agement; health instruction to clients; supportconsultation; liaison and referrals, Oct our interest is to stablìsh and "We want to complete their ratification process by Aboriginal comm., in would hold governments accountable," is a Certificate of Appreciation, a Vest with "Richard on behalf of the Tseshabt we ensure that client self-care and independence is maintained; participate the organization that strong and is pow- make everyone aware that it's a good the end of July. Cooks said. "What will the candidates erful voice in Ottawa." similar designs, and a dram. Again, it give you a drum made by Doug administration of all legislation and regulations applicable to sing functions. do for our Treaty to help move it along David Dennis, Southern Region Co- was explained again, that "the designs Robinson and painted by Sterling Watts A graduate of a recognized nursing program and preferably of Aboriginal descent, and what would you do in regards to Chair closed the forum, reminding NTC, on both the vest and the drum with with the Tseshaht logo on Ile" said Dave you bring to the role: RNABC registration enhancing our revenue sharing?" This elation alit about pemoeolitis Spawning Salmon design, were created Watts. "On one side we are molt° are a - current Back! 1 Jamieson suggested developing a legal its about issues," he said. "I'd like to with the personality of Richard in mind. great leader leave the NTC and on the Hesquiaht Days Are - CPR Basic Rescuer certification nursing defense fund for court cases like they do reiterate what Darlene [Watts] said, it is Each have reflection of salmon.. we other we are excited to have Richard comprehensive knowledge of medical, surgical and gerontological south of the border. all know how important fish are to home," he said. "Richard is a very good a familiarity with BC's Long -term Care, Community Health programs and First the choice of you as chiefs within the 2003 in Hesquiaht. Hesquiaht days arc scheduled for August 15 -20, services. Ahousaht's Anne Arles asked tali system to decide which candidate that advocate in fisheries. and I think DFO is Nations and Inuit Health bent. All arc welcome to participate! What to expect at Hesquiaht Days? What do 29,2003 to. dates, "Can you truly be a resource to you are chasing," Ile commented on In response, Richard made several com- shaking it their knees now with the Please forwoml armor. hr Angus, you need for Hesquiaht days? Tmese Nuuchah- nulth, to Ahouaaht ?" Richard the importance of NTC Chiefs pertain, ments. " I guess I began my political beating they've been getting from Attention: Cecilia BC. VOW 7K6 Watts of Tseshaht commented on the tion is this election. "We represent 30% rear by debating with my teachers al Richard and other negotiators," said Kwakiutl District Council, 1401 A Drake Road Campbell River, Tents and sleeping bags for camping ongoing funding problems that plague of the votes and we have 14 nations of school and from deem! never stopped," Dave. Fax: (250) 2869713 Food- hotdogs, marshmallows, etc. First Nations communities, focussing on 192," he said "That's getting up there to said Richard In closing, the Ahousaht song was rang, Suitable clothing: swim wear, rain gear, sun block and mosquito repel- the Metis Association. " I have a con- 5 °, of that 30% so we are significant Following presentations by NTC, several led by Pat Morgan who war joined by West Coast Vancouver Island Wildlife cern and I want the candidates to force to be reckoned with" individuals were provided opportunity to many singers from different nations to lent to games i.e. Sir. address this; its about the hunts.' he Chiefs unable to make the election in off comments. Martha Black from the show of support of two great leaders Games and activities. Feel free bring or sports equipment Advisory Committee LOGO CONTE with a suit- said. "They've managed to convince the Edmonton were asked to register Isar Royal British Columbia Museum RBC Richard Watts and Nelson ROM. baseball, football. The WCVIWAC will award S500 ion Nun Chah Nulth artist to come up government to takel7 % of Aboriginal proxies by eleven o'clock on July 16. One day will be seta aside for a band meeting and is open to all. The able logo for use on letterhead, T- shins, (etc.) when the WCVIWAC would become the property of the WCVIWAC allocation way from First Nations for blcetion results will be televised on IMPORTANT NOTICE theme of this meeting is "Hesquiaht and thmyuture". communicates The selected logo themselves." Ile continued, "We got to APTN on Wednesday, July 16th. while the others would be mooned to the mists from which they A reminder to Ehattesaht Members: Band meeting will be held on July 26 & rand up to get somewhere and get away II is important to keep in mind that there aren't any mandatory events or mini- came. Submissions should be in hard copy form (on paper) or in digital Ruth Ogilvie & Robee 27, lour in Leballos, B.C. The meetings will begin at 9:00 a.m. and lunch will of the from the emotional argument and bole ties at Hesquiaht Days. It's goad opportunity to get out, camp and have form and the Theme of land -based (and perhaps Sea Otters) Wildlife Jamieson be provided. If you have any questions please contact the band office at 1 -888- Participants are the real argument about the money." good time. West Coast of Vancouver Island should be the focus. 761 -4155. AND We are CALLING on all Ehattesaht Members, Descendants and of Nuu Chah Nulth and men -Nuu Chah Nulth Jamieson explained it was not the divid- Ilesquiaht is undergoing some changes. Them have been some Hesquiaht advised that the WCVIWAC consists ing up those with Ehattesaht roots to come and join us (Ehattesaht Hawìiah, Elected Chief conservation of wildlife and wildlife habitat Mooney that was the issue but workers clearing overgrown areas, clearing pathways, flattening spaces, tearing representatives dedicated to that the government has not increased its & Council and Administration) on July 27 to 31, 2003 for a family campout in on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. down old, unsafe houses to make Hesquiaht fit for Hesquiaht Days. funding capacity based on Zeballos, B.C. Please bring your own camping gear, along with family trees and/or Artists are reminded that the terms Hishuk is tsawalk and took should be population Hesquiaht Days are an excellent opportunity to get out of your house and have growth and fluctuation m the economy. family losiors information Come and join to as we celebrate who we are as part of the Logo. The Deadline is September 15th, 2003. The submissions fund The more the merrier so come one, come all! Each of the candidates responded to the Ehattesaht!! If you would like further information, please contact the Ehattesaht should be mailed to, or dropped off at, the Nuu Chah Nulth Tribal Council, Please contact us to inform us how many are in your group, family etc. This issue of money. Can Come believed his Band Office and ask for Lorraine John or Dawn Amos at 1- 888 -761 -4155. Please CA/ West Cost Vancouver Island Wildlife Advisory Committee Administrator makes arranging for boats to travel to Ilesquiaht much easier. You can contact R.S.V.P. by July 25, 2003. Gail Gus at PO. Box 1383 Pon Alberni B.C., V9Y 7M2 or Estella (a. 1 -877- 232 -1100. or leave message for Lisa If you require further information please contact Gail Gus at (250) 724 -5757. Page 14 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 Ha- Shilth -Sa - July 17, 2003 - Page 15 Klecko's - kekoo Community Events Arts Miscellaneous FOR Native SALE: designed jewellery; Priced to sell, 14 ft. X 70 tt. Princeton and Celebrations silver, copper, gold engraving, stone set- 1993 My letter goes out to Our NTC Tribal Council CLASSIFIEDS Mobile Home. 2 Bedroom, plus 12 ling. Contact Gordon Dick by phono ft. X 18 R. addition, Located at Spin Respected Elders' and staff/ facilitators from the NTC Tribes The Mickey Family would like to invite you to their Memorial 721 -9401. Automotive Employment Wanted( Lake Mobile Home Park. Can be moved, I would like to send out my gratitude Ir Dinner for their late parents Charlie and Caroline Mickey on FOR SALE: Carvings for sale. If you relocated. By appointment only. thanks to D and a very special our tribal are interested in native carvings such as: &M AUTOCLEAN Services Offered NO AGENTS! Phone: 724-5290 councils that have mode the woman's August 16th at the Athletic Hall, starting at noon. coffee table tops, clocks, plaques, 6" "WE'LL DO YOUR DIRTY WORK" LOU -US CASH - Nerd Cash between HOUSE. FOR %ALL. 3 -bdrm hone retreat a success for and myhit- totems, canoes, leave message for Charlie Automobile cleaning and renewal. paydays. We loan $100, $200, up to with 3 bent basement suite. Close to all dren. It has given me a Nuu- chah -nulth Mickey at 724 -8609 or c/o Box 40, CARS - TRUCKS - RV'S - BOATS, Mack Family Reunion August 30th 2003! & Bring Your Drums! $500 dollars. 100% owned and operated amenities. Fruit trees. 3909 -9th Ave., member to come to honour my family Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 7429 Pacific Rim Highway. by First Nations. Phone (250) 390 -9225. Pon Alberni. 595,000. Call 723 -0308. and myself. I want to thank all the The Tannin Mack family is planning a reunion on the weekend of August 30, WANTED' Hide for school projects. Phone 7242211. Or (250) 741 -6070 eel. 401 Harvey HOUSE FOR SALE to TFN member it 2003 in I.O.M. It's been too long since we all got together. The dart is now set and workers that got together to make pos- Call Julia Landry @724 -0512 (84pm R oil. N flay. B.C. on God. iota Reserve. Newly added 1 sible for everyone involved. A special would like people to bring their dorms, bring your songs and of course bring the weekdays). FOR SAC E: 1989 Honda Civic Si, sun- ANITA'S ALTERATIONS: Sewing, bdrm suite. Views of ocean & forest. ' dancers! Volunteers for food and cooking urgently required. Suggestions and input thanks to our elder Elsie Robinson.' I F - BASKET WEAVING made roof, red, 5 -speed. $4500 oho. 724 -4383. NATIVE hems. etc., etc. Ph 723 8890. Info: (250) 725 -3482. greatly appreciated Let's make this an event to remember! We also require 510.00 am proud that you are sharing your wis- by Kathy Edgar. Show case all sizes FOR 1 1999 Safari Van - 7 pas- of of SALF: TS,C TRUCKING SERVICE: Moving WANTED. Medical donation towards the cost of the event. Equipment such as dom and knowledge with us. Another baskets. Weaving classes are held senger, excellent condition - $12,000 And Hauling, Reasonable Rates, Tan wheelchairs em. Can be dropped off at thanks goes out to our aspen basket We would like to gather and renew family ties and new family members. lie need to throughout the year For more informa- (OROI. Contact (250) 726 -7144 or fax Gus. 5231 Hector Road, Port Alberni, the Tseshaht Band Office. 5000 Mission weavers who had shared their own per- connect! Any members from the lam Chief Cecil Mack our lam grandmother Jesse tion phone 416 -0529. Address box 863- (250)726 -2488, H.C. Phone: (250) 7243975. Road, Port Alberni. Contact Gail K. sonal weaving expertise with all of us. Mack please contact via email. or or you can mail me at: Gloria Mack, 65 -4061 8140 York Ave. Crofton, B.C. VOR IRO. A '/ 1 FOR SALE: MoloMaster Cartop ICllmt);a Advisory for Histones, Gus at 724 -1225. The belly dancers were wonderfulI to Larchwood Dr, Victoria, BC, VIN -4P1. SALE, Genuine Authentic basket FOR BREAD FOR or made Hope to hear from you out and site the Cartier. Good Condition. Offers, call Governance. and Constitutions (funning FRESH SALE' watch. The food donations from every 1 would like to send out a belated birth - soon! Check join our for updates of reunion. weaving grass. Linda Edgar, phone 754- 723 -3880 governments). contact 0 order, also buns &pies. Pick up or urban community that had attended this day wish to a very special lady Amy 4462. Harry Lucas, at delivery in P.A. 723 -6983. special three days, thank you all, it was Hunt, Happy birthday my friend we all WANTED: Digital speedometer for 724-1494. Q"aaq"inakeis - taaktuuta - Joey Dennis' Memorial BASKET WEAVING FOR CALF' Beautiful - LANGUAGE at FOR SALE Native Design wonderful to have food offered, just as love you - To all the tribes that made Grad Hat Regalia, Baskets, Weaving 1988 Olds Cutlass Supreme Call 723 FREE CLASSES: The family of aaq 'inakcisit - late Joey Dennis will be having a taaktuuta Hupacasath Dress. New condition. Size 5-7.724- our grandmothers' had done in their lov- these three days possible. Kleco kleco! I if material, specializing in Maquina Hat 9706, or 731-6222 Hall. Language Lotto - (memorial feast) to put to rest our mourning and celebrate the he lived! We 3049. ing and ways. Thanks to our also send out racy wann thanks for all life Tat Tatoosh. Monday and Wednesday caring Earrings. Available to teach at confer- Will do professional bodywork and SALE: the Dennis /1laipee Family invite you all to witness the coremontes/events we Nights. 7 to 9 pm. (Bring FOR Custom built food cart s ty guard Ethel Williams, she you ladies that attended this retreat; bless s pm your own and workshops. Call folie Joseph painting. Over 10 years experience. with have planned for this special day. Date: October 18 2003. This is an announce- pen & paper). Parenting Skills for grill, deep fryer, sink, water pump, stayed up all night while we were safe all your hearts. May the creator open his (250) 729 -9819. Marcel Durward (250) 7240155 and lots storage. 1 Parents & Tors, Fridays from 3 pm. of owner. $6500, oho. in our beds. Thanks to Jeannette August heart with special gifts for each and ment of the date only we will be going around to various First Nations to formal- FOR SAI I': carved whale teeth, whale -4 EVERYONE IS 724-4383 I ly invite in a traditional manner. If you would like to suggest 0 goad day for our WELCOME. coo kleco. and Vina Robinson many beau. every one. Thank you all for this time, bones and bear teeth. Wanted Employment Edward Tatoosh, Certified Linguist Another special thanks to Carol Clutesi will treasure it within my heart always. family to visit your Community during the summer, contact out-toi (Rob Dennis WANTED: whale teeth, whalebones, For Sale; Flyfishcrs!! Hand tied Ilia. I /Services Offered TSAWAAWUS: SHARE YOUR TAL- who was a great support, all the facilita- Thank you lams. Justine, Richard, and JR) Cultural coordinator Iluu-ay -silt First Nation Work (250) 728 -3414 or Toll mastodon ivory and Russian blue cobalt All Native American made (Tseshaht). NEED A PHONE? ENTS WITH YOIIR ELDER(: tors, Mane Titian, All of you [bank you Lama for the support while I was gone. Free 1-888- 644 -4555, Home (250) 724-0169. Or Email trade beads. Lv. msg. For Stove & Elsie Many styles and sizes available, BEEN DISCONNECTED? Volunteers required for the so much. Good things done are reward- Bless you my children I love you all. John at following c hutayaht tin« na onohnmad.eom 60441334645 or c/o #141 -720 6. lames S. Rush 4717024, C.B.C.C., No Deposit? Give demonstrations and/or each dos. ed with respectful deeds in return, my You are all truly a blessing on disguise St, New Westminster TIC V3L3C5. INSTAPHONE 1830 Eagle Crest Way, Clallam Bay, coo Pekoe, - uutcoi cultural coordinator H.F.N. No Credit'? ket weaving, caning. etc We blessing goes out to each and every one thank you all once again FOR SALE: Naive painting. Call Bruce ( RECONNECT painting, No Problem, M. need cultural entertainment Contact WA, U.S.A., 98326 -9723 of you. Sincerely Norma Ann Webster Nookemus (250) 728 -2397 J GALL -XM1fi- 334M1N? Darlene Erickson at 724 -5655. There has been a change of date SWAN CEDAR ARTS AND GENA WESTCOA.ST HOUSE 0 0 0 0 0 TING TRANSITION for Barry Wayne McCarthy (Bear) Memorial Potlatch CRAFTS & floral arrangements for wed AT $39.95 Employment Wtd /Servic05 Offered By your Niece Carol Mattersdorfer of the homemakers for being so supportive EMERGENCY SHELTER: For dings/grads eta Call 250.723-8819 o Ahousaht to all Readers out there! and helpful to my needs. I had to loam from October 25 to November 29, 2003 IN araa 3107 PaSon1.47: Abused Women and their Children on Elegant Advantage Decorating email: lath sky 5B/Bhntnail.eom. how to walk after all what i went at the Alberni Athletic Hall, starting at 12:00 noon. unp SAM call 24 hours toll free 1- 877-726 -2020. and Catering Services On May 27, 2003 my Auntie Rosie through. I had to have a blood transfu- PORT ALBERNI TRANSITION Tracey Robinson (Home: 723 -8571 We would like to acknowledge the people that came close to us in the time of aced. Wibayaga'elk James F Swan Swan was in Esperanza for refresher, sion in Port Mc Neil also. Thanks to my HOUSE: Call 724-2223or call the near- Margaret Robinson Home: 723 -0789 Hosea: Laura McCarthy and Johnny McCarthy Sr however things happened so quickly that grandchildren Candice and Carla for 6 o"I Inca) shelter or crisis center. We do all occasions: Weddings. she didn't finish the program. She has being there for we until day one Last Ahousaht Traditional Artist HELP LINE FOR CHILDREN: Showers, Graduations. Banquets, Hems 0250ó70- 2438/2478 diabetes that is a lifetime thing, but can but not (cast the most important one, "I The Dick Family Reunion 310 -1234. Brunches. Dinners, 'Super Ilan & Ce10(250-731 -5304 be controlled. Ile blood was so low, would like to thank all those that prayed WANTED: Numehah -nulth women that Food Safe CrntfiN wíhay(edalbemi.net that she hemorrhaged and she was in for me!" prayers are the answers to Email: LES SAM would like enjoin my exciting ream of Web page: ahousahtnativeartisccom MUMMY CONVENIENCE pain, thanks to Sharon for being there everything. lam all better now and liv- The family of Thomas and Veronica Dick are C: 1N,1141 I I I( 1\ Mary Kay Independent Sales, not pyra- STiRE:- Open Year round! Located on for me all night. She was sotto Port ing tlap with all my friends and family having a family reunion August 23, 2003 in mid. For mom information iaK please phone Macoah Reserve Status cigs mailable. McNeil. Thanks to Francine Mr. and members. I spend two day. as K l m e. Rosalee (u. (250) 3859900 Port Alberni @ the Main Mahs gym, start @ Boom 12501 728-8306. Shaky Mack Proprietor. Mrs. Luke Swan Gladys, Martha, For,. with my members. I spend two days at mr.a.. FIRST AID TRAINING Canadian Red 10.00 Ben (David MOUNTAIN BOY 120001 -FASt and Bernice for being there for your Kclsmet with my brother Murray and JJ -elst -tag. Cross Certified First Aid Instructors It has been a long time since all of their chil- FOOD TAKE -OUT: 1627C Prninsula am... tAUostkweat Corot (Nature oFsbat mother here. I was transferred Sara, Gary and blue eyes. Had fun! Laverne and Alex Frank arc available to u dren, grandchildren and great grandchildren - Road, Ucluekl, B.C'. Pita Chick= Canal Hospital Ile three days after that. Until than take care of yourself and each loch First Aid to your group. office. or have been together in one place. ( xada.nwókaa- wale -ECC .1 IONS Ribs & Ice Cram. Open 7 days a week I personally woald like to thank Josie other. God Bless all! From a proud arek nNUe and none community. Classes can have up to 24 lie want to connect with all who arc related to _ Rom 11:30am - 10pm. Del1venm alter , Po v.coew own. m mtlmscan (Titian) Andrews for taking Ahousaht Band Member. Swan. 725 or (250) my grand- Rom students. Phone (250) -3367 5:30pm. Tel 726-2221, (boners: Vi & both our Mother and Father. We want to update our family tree and feel this aurtionowna MO) rNdMr children in while 1 was in the hospital. 726 -26104 for more information. be a great odor it. Joe Man. -om.ra,.wawe . Crystal Moldy. would time Par Arova',aC Kleco! luste. Klan! While I was in George C John Jr. is a gnat Artist, he is TRADITIONAL DUGOUT CANOES use NUU-CHAR -NULTH NATIVE LAN- Food and volunteers and financial donations or contributions would be greatly Caw FOR RENT: A man -parfit organization there my brother George C. John Sr. and doing a totem pole behind Mr. & Mrs. rra GUAGE: Transcribing in phonetics - for appreciated. Please bring your songs and dorms. We will sing and dance mgcth- err. ho mono to rent, by the day weak or Grace Marshall had came by to visit me Russ Taylor's come check it our iaA4éi.. meetings. research projects, personal use. place, o month. Very reasonable rates fco Room & at BC and their car broke down one and all. I am proud sister for my I lour'', rates. Phone Harry Lucas at 724- Cams Board. Also, there is a Boardroom avail- We this to be memorable to everyone so smiles too; we want .:0i..m.W1nuxr too, yet they still came by a few times, baby Brother, he doss a hot of glass edg- want bring your 5809. 411101, COUGAR able for rent. For more information phone but I gave them $100.00 for ing, carvings, he done our uncle lots of pictures. Dope to see you there! CLEANING SERVICES: helping SWEEPY'S 723-6511. them out with travel. (You're such Murray's curtain, he is working on doing We are holding a Iconic monk auction at Cathy Watts' house at 1000 -, PAINT! Samantha Gum Need some Cleaning NITINAHT LAKE MOTEL: New ere Auntie) Auntie Winnie your masks for Boll Keitlah. Most of the time Maquiat Road, Port Alberni on July 27 662 p.m. done? Don't have enough time! Good Jr. Manager is Lucy Edgar. 1 can be reached said she was too broke to go, but she he volunteers to do such long hours. for George G John rams. Call 723 -7645 or leave a message r.¡,WOOa.aWa at Office #- 250-745 -3844, Home # 254 still missed you Thanks to Band Office our people. Ile, bro you arc the best to For further information please contact: Alfred Dick g (250) 724 -6173, Judy foe TWrrA.4W a.r.n.r. @ 724 -2763. Windows, dishes ,stun, 745 -6610, For # 250-745 -3295. PO Box Administration for helping out also. To my eyes and I am proud to be your sis- (d (250) 724 -2952, Marlene Dick (0 (250) 723 -8340, work (ry (250) 724 -1225 óYe ... mg, laundry, walls, shelves, em. log uem 160, Port Alone BC, V9Y 7M8. my daughter Brenda Campbell for bring- ter. So if anyone would like to order, 1.9 Peggy Tatoosh rar (250) 723 -3304 (after 510 pm). Custodial/ Janitorial certified. k raN.o arssaasas ADAM INDUSTRIAL SEWING:WIN ing me back home from Port Alberni. please don't hesitate to contact him on oc rar Commercial house keeping/ home mak- Ceremonial Curtains & Drum bags Boat o Ina a the lease ra Stitcher for arranging to get AID or message at his sister ing certified & Food safe. tops, Awnings, Custom Orders. Quality in Pon Alberni. Thanks to my sis- Carol Maltorsdorfer's place (250) 67°- hark, 4rarhie& GROWING THE CIRCLE COMMUa CLASSIFIEDS CONTINUED work @ Me Best Noes. the Island! ale Sara John, Lorraine John and to all 2595 anytime. We wish to thank all First Nations Graphics. Specializing NICATIONS GROUP: For all year Free estimates. Christine & Luke Aday Boat for sale: 1992 - 25 foot Raider. in Native Vinyl Deals. (Custom multi media needs: video production, those who submitted a 723 -6956. Aluminum cabin, open fore and all Made/All Sizes). All types of Native music production, CD -Rom or DVD pm- Graphics. Call Now! Celeste lack, Missing: White, toddler size Canucks The Tseshaht Loonie bid for the catering or deck, adjustable outboard bracket, tan- durn website design or enhancement, Elders /Intone Auction jersey "C. Little, #99" on back. ItI>n.112,1. "`""4,'9:-:". dem galvanized trailer 519,900 without www.decaimakers.homesteadlom or with book publishing, public relation, market- When? Friday July 18, 2003 clean up /set up at NTC may of sentimental value taken engine, $29,900 with 2001 - 225 Merc Email: Iadybmve05 @hotmai Isom front. ing, and training. Top quality professional Port Alberni home. Call 724 -6434 or From 5:00 -? Scholarship Celebration Optima,. Call Roger Rowan. 723- productions at very reasonable rotes. CANOE BUILDING: Will build 724 -2935 with infonation. 4005 Contact Randy Fred, 530 Cadogn Street, -7-141Mlot. Lots and lots of goodies in July. The canoe. or teach how to build canoe for Contracts BOAT FOR SALE: MV Rope Nanaimo BC V9S 1T4; Tel. 250 -741- pi sinew Nil *no *a - anyone inmresmd. From Beach Canoe FOR SALE: 38 1/2 ft "C" license Proceeds to the Elder's trip to Coquitlam license. 40' fiberglass. Ex- freezer tilt -tool randvfred@shaw ca. Chou! wdwrsman were awarded to the to 40 footer. Call Harry Lucas 724- $450.00 a foot. Donald Mundy (250) . a tarn7n or for dotter. Fully equipped. Freezer system BOARDROOMS FOR RENT: At the the conference in August. 1494. 720 -5841. parties with the lowest only 2 years old. Harold Little (250) Tseshaht Administrative Buildings, Pon Come out and FOR SALE 25' Mark 7 Zodiac. Call FOR SALE: SMOKED FISH, vacuum support our Elders, 670 -2477. Alberni. For more information call the b bagsbec s Leo Manson at (250) 725 -2662 for more Cpacked the sides ofU P 9 wee. for more information call the office. bid. "cuu. Eileen, NTC FOR SALE - 40' Ex- troller and Spring Tseshaht First Nations Office at (zso) na it information Call 250-724-6341. nets made Murder Call Robert Johnson 1225, M a161» atoll WEIMAR at 724 -1225 and ask for Gina, Lindsey or Will. Education Department. SALE: New Barclay For safe: 2 cannon deep lines, used only Sr (250) 7244799. FOR & Used WANTED: Scram Sewing Machine to u aft q9h1L:Zna Sockeye Nets. (250) 923 -9864. one sawn $400 each 723 -4374 POD AIaFBNi,BC. Sound buy. Please call 724-4987 s - 1 16 Ha- Shilth -Sa July 17, 2003 1 N.E.D.C. BUSINESS NEWS Business Profile: Naachaks Adventure Centre the newest Tla -o- qui -aht First Nation business venture: AACHAKS t. 4jVENTURE CENTRE s-+ The Nuu- chah -nulth presence in 1^4t:°(°" {` Spirit Clayoquot sound continues to grow and expand as individuals and ansïde Internet Cafe tribes respond to the demand for Aboriginal Cultural Tourism. - Whale Watching The Nuu- chah -nulth skippers who - Cultural Tours have long prided themselves in - Hot Springs Cove their knowledge of the waterways - Sports Fishing ' throughout Clayoquot Sound are sought after as water taxi drivers St Tofino 1-250-725 -24- and whale watch and sport fish 316 Main guides. However many would like to take a more entrepreneurial approach and go into business for themselves. One of the main chal- lenges to this goal has historically with Seaside Adventures and In this first summer of operation Naachaks offers its clients many been the lack of storefront rental Wilfred Atleo with Clayoquot Naachaks will be starting small; small perks as well: they have a Sound Charters have managed to booking primarily for Tla- o- qui -aht private parking lot (very important Naachaks would provide the secure space and opened their own entrepreneurs and working out the in busy downtown Tofino), they opportunity for Nuu- chah -nulth booking and information centres bugs as they go along. But even have their own dock for maximum businesses to operate from one but the others must book through with a limited number of drivers efficiency, a beautifully designed Centre - a Centre that would existing agencies. they offer an impressive selection Centre that is enjoyed by both staff strive to present a positive and The Tla- o- qui -aht recognized this of products: canoe tours, whale and guest and a First Nations staff ! respectful Nuu- chah -nulth image as a potential business opportunity watching, wild life viewing, hot that are well trained and profession- to the community as well as to its and when a property on Main Street springs trips, sports fishing, the al. guests. came up for lease they were ready Meares Island hike and the Walk To contact space in the downtown Tofino core. to move forward with their plan for the Wild Side hike. Naachaks Adventure Centre Some like Cindy and Steve Dennis Naachaks Adventure Centre. And, as an added bonus they have a call (250) 725 -2470 Naachaks would provide the oppor- small old- fashioned café where you or visit them at tunity for Nuu -chah -nulth business- can enjoy burger, fries, real milk- 316 Main Street es to operate from one Centre - a shakes and good coffee while sit- anytime between Centre that would strive to present ting on the deck overlooking the \ 9 am and 8 pm. a positive and respectful Nuu -chah- harbour. nulth image to the community as 4t, well as to its guests. 0 They signed all the papers, began the process of developing a busi- -. ness plan and looking for staff. That was approximately 14 months ago, last week Naachaks opened for ,á business (grand opening to follow in August). w Naachaks manager Lori Rowland is adamant and very sincere about the integrity of the business; from how 1 s they purchase to the staff they hire its quality tourism all the way. 'We have an awesome potential in »ow Naachaks,' Lori says, 'and we're going to do it right!' Mf ,µG- -_ Nuu- chah -nulth Economic Development Corporation 7563 Pacific Rim Highway, (next door to Tseshaht Market) Office Hours: MON - FRI: 8 am to 12 pm, 1 pm to 4:30 pm, SAT, SUN, & HOLIDAYS: CLOSED

.4 The purpose of NEDC is to promote and assist the development, establishment and expansion of the business enterprises of the Tribes and Tribal members of the Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council.