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w ., it a VOL. 16 NO. 5 JULY 20, 1989 POSTAGE PAID IN PORT ALBERNI Natives win 2, lose 1 in Aboriginal Rights Appeals Two recent decisions defendants had entered Band following the ap- salmon in the Somass involved charges of the sports fishery." on appeals in the a defense based on peals said that the River, on a limited fishing without a license The other recent County Court of Van- aboriginal rights. "recent court decisions basis, until the end of and fishing with a net in county court decision In . couver Island have the fisheries cases affirm aboriginal fishing the run. We believe that a prohibited area involved two Sheshaht overturned the convic- the defendants were rights." in doing so, we are ac- against myself and a fel- band members who tions of four native charged with fishing "Recent appeal court ting in accord with these low band councillor in were originally convic- fishermen from the without the authority of decisions show that the recent court decisions. August, 1987. We were ted of fishing without the Sheshaht Band in Port a licence or a permit. federal Department of Our aboriginal rights in- acquitted of these char- authority of a permit. In Alberni. They involved two Fisheries and Oceans clude the right (and the ges, on appeal, be- this case, the judge In a third appeal, separate incidents in must do a much better responsibility) to protect cause (and these are ruled that `.. . the trial Honorable Judge which Richard Watts job of managing our the spawning stock, and the judges words): 'The judge erred when he Hutchinson ruled in and William Sam were fisheries resources and the right to sustain our Department of Fisheries said he was satisfied favor of the Provincial charged and Rudy giving priority to our communities based on made decisions that the allotment was ample Crown, who had ap- Watts and Norman constitutionally -protec- the harvesting of were contrary to the for their (our) food pealed the earlier deci- Watts were charged. ted aboriginal fishing seafoods." proper conservation and needs,' and that 'the sion of Honorable Both times the fishing rights," according to "A Vancouver Island management of the system of settling on a Judge Sarich in dismiss- took place at the mouth Richard Watts, council- County Court judge chinook run... Instead figure for an allocation ing a wildlife charge of the Somass River in lor and fisheries recently handed down of recognizing the pro- was arbitrary on the part against Thomas Harry a traditional Sheshaht spokesman for the two decisions in ap- cedure that was con- of the Department of Dick of the Mowachaht fishing area. Sheshaht Indian Band. peals of fishing cases stitutionally protected of Fisheries.' Band. A press release is- "We intend to contin- based on our aboriginal the appellants right to In all three cases the sued by the Sheshaht ue to fish for sockeye fishing rights. One case fish, priorty was given to Continued -page 1989 Nuu- chah -nulth Princesses Crowned - Madeline English & Mamie Lucas The seventh annual Naomi Seitcher, r Nuu- chah -nulth Prin- representing the Tla -o- 'Q " cess Pageant was held qui-aht First Nation. at the Tidemark Theatre Marie Dick, represent- in Campbell River on ing the Mowachaht the evening of July Tribe was the second 22nd. runner -up. L Six young ladies en- The first runner -up in tered the pageant, seek- the senior pageant was ing the titles of Junior Denise Williams, and Senior Miss Nuu - representing the Tla -o- chah- nulth. qui-aht First Nation and This year's Miss the second runner -up Junior Nuu -chah -nulth was Caroline Frank, is Madeline English, representing Ahousat. who represented the Caroline was also Mowachaht Tribe. chosen "Miss Con- Crowned Miss Nuu- geniality" by her fellow chah-nulth, at the senior contestants. pageant, was Mamie Lucas, representing the Hesquiat Tribe. The first runner-up in page 4 the junior pageant was

POSTAGE PAID IN PORT ALBERNI, B.C. RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED Second Class Mail Reg. No. 3381 If undeliverable please return to Ha- Shllth -Sa, P.O. Box 1383, Port Alberni, B.C., V9Y 7M2

Madeline English, 1989 Junior Princess Pageant. Mamie Lucas, 1989 Senior Nuu- chah -nulth Princess. 2 Ha- SMIth -Se, July 20, 1989 Be'5bilro-Ba,311ly 20, 1989 3 KLECO - THANK YOU! Employment Opportunities Ha-Shilth-Sa appears to be saying in The Staff, Board and Members of the Pon ABORIGINAL RIGHTS APPEALS ,FROM PAGE 1 his decision that any 8th Annual Published by the RuuChah -nutth Tribal. Alberni Friendship Center would like to thank with External Affairs regulation to manage a COunol for distribution to members of the 14 everyone who either donated, sponsored or- resource or conserve it Nuu -chah -nuth tribes and to other interested The Department of reverse discrimination Nuu- chah -nulth Games /and volunteered their time to the "Fathers °These two dedsions enter into negotiations found not guilty of the is justified and that such group and individuals. Information and External Altars is against non -Aboriginal Day Buffer fundraiser on June 18, 1989. It send a clear messageg based on our aboriginal charge as the trial judge conservation methods original work contained in this newspaper Canada's voice abroad. Canadians. The The 8th Annual Nuu- 'tribes of the Council was greatly appreciated by eremite. Kleca - to the Department of title to fisheries recognized his do not have to recap. - may not be reproduced without written per- Thankyou to the following: Little It speaks for all Department wishes to chah -nuhh Indian Ehahesaht, Kyuquot, Sponsors: Fisheries and Oceans resources.tere and a will - aboriginal right to hunt nine the priority of the mission from the Nuu -chah -nutth Tribal. including provide equal occupa- Games get underway Mowachaht. and Villa, One 'n Only, Stork, C. Boerne, Safeway, Canadians. that they a constitu- gness to share these in his traditional hunting Indians. Council, P.O. Box 1383, Pon Alberni, B.C., Randys BLOw, IGA Foods, Hertel Meats. Aboriginal peoples In tional and promotional on July 29th at Nuchatlaht. See page 16 tonally required to give resources to the extent area. "While the need to V9Y 7M2. Phone 724-5757. Fax 723 -0463. order to improve its opportunities for all Campbell River, where for the complete Schaal Hardware, K. Mart, Naesgaards, Sal- real priority to our that We retain the right In the appeal conserve a resources Printed in the offices of the Alberni Valley ability to fully represent Canadians. The in- they will continue until schedule of events. vation Army, Tyee Tools. Carol Cotes, Mary fisheries. This has not Unsustain our cam- Honorable Judge of course paramount, gust Times. Editor: Bob Soderlund. Subscriptions: al Canadians, the itiatives involve new August Also in conjunction & Blair Thompson, Hugh Watts, Angela happened since the itemonies as we always Hutchinson ruled that the method of conserv- $10 annually. is stepping recruiting In strategies games are shah- with the games is the Cathryn, Danny Watts, Wendy Jensen, Department beginning of this fishing have based on °although the aboriginal ing that resource cannot The up its efforts to attract geared towards making the ouncil a annual Nuu cnameuen Sharon Marshall, Ansley Watts, Al Little, eason the depart- fisheries resources. right to hunt ek exists in recognize the rights of noted nulls TribalTrbyibal Council and Princess Pageant, Sharon Van Vinson. Deb Foxcroft. Gerry Wes. more under- represented the foreign service more ment has again allowed "The recent County favor of the respondent, sports hunters over the ley, Bev Campbell, Jennifer Haste. groups to its foreign attractive to and popular will be hosted this year which was held on Fri., Cindy a sockeye sport fishery Court decisions are just yet that right is in proper rights of Indians. I This involves all by the lour northern July 21. LETTERS Wished, Gerard Janssen, MLA Bob Skelly, service. with Aboriginal limited by a in Barkley Sound andnd two examples of many cases believeci uthat was pin- the various job MP Irma Bos, Wally 8 Donna Samuel, Ben Canadians. Alberni Inlet when their recent court cases reasonable regulations dpal upheld by His The Ha- Shllth -Sa will return address or legions and So, whether at home Mack, LEWV Baird, Linus Lucas, Darrel Ross, . own Information showed which have affirmed to ensure the conserve Honor uJudge Hutchin- print letters from Its phone number to of the foreign or Depart- Arlene Paal, George Watts, Si Lucas, Bill operations abroad, the that there were probably and supported lion of the resource" son in the case of (Jeff) POTLATCH readers.. We reserve verify authorship. No including pole' Affairs green, Richard Watts, Gord Spence, Eric service, mart of External not enough sockeye aboriginal fishing rights and 'the inescapable Regina vs. William the right to edit for unsigned letters will Debris cal relations, interne- ensures that all aspects Greer, Hugh Braker, Seitcher, Kathy returning to local throughout B.C. conclusion is that the Sam and Richard (Gideon Smith) brevity and taste and be printed however If trade and invest - and its Frankow, Cindy Lucas, Denny Grisdale and tonal of Canada streams for spawning We believe that the regulations apply to the Walls." to correct grammatical you wish to remain' ment. tourism, com- people, including its Bob Stevenson. requirements, our re- is ripe to negotiate respondent despite his - time To all the Nuu- chah -nuhh people. You are errors. Letters must anonymous your Volunteers: Elizabeth Edgar, Ten George. munications, culture, Aboriginal character, are quirements, and a sport agreements for the aboriginal right." all welcome to attend my family potlatch, to be signed by the name will be *Meldeld Patty Surrene and Wayne, Gonna 8 Dave aid, immigration. presented fairly and in fishery. As a result, the sharing and manage- Judge Hutchinson claim what is rightfully passed on to me water and have a by request. Wilma Andrew, passport and consular the best light possible. More Appeals on my Sutherland, Victor Andrew, fish a $500 department is now as- mast of our intros tine of late Uncle(Jeff) Simon John's passing, Sep - Joey John, Genie Lucas, Nancy Morgan. If services, and support to By applying and work - king us to curtail our resources which will on Mr.Mn.. Dick. NTC Staff Lawyer tenter 6, 1988. we missed anyone, we would also like to other government ing for the foreign ser- Kinroq for native role models fishing to pay for their benefit the salmon and Legal Counsel for Mr. Hugh Braker has now This potlatch is at the Campbell River thank you too. departments and vice Aboriginal mistake in allowing a other fishery resources, Dick, Hugh M. Broker, been informed that the Community Hall, starting 10 a m. November Recently I ventured, Roll groups. These na- provinces. Canadians can help sport fishery. We are and native and non -na- said that they are eon- Federal Crown Is ap. 25 to 2 a.m. November 26. again, to the Broadway Live youths show their Through federal in- promote a truer and not prepared to do this tive communities alike. seeding an appeal of pealing the recent din- I would like it very much if the Nuu char Fellowship dry dance in preference by wearing itiatives, such as richer image of Canada EN'OWKIN we are prepared to "If we fail to negotiate the decision to the missal of a fishing nuhh people honored family and guests to let Vancouver, B.C. the patches of their Employment Equity, the on the world scene. stop fishing in order to now, all of us will con - British Columbia Court charge against Norman Kelly John, Carl Smith, and Broadway Fellowship is idols on their jackets. Department of External Stanley Sam and INTERNATIONAL conserve the resource, tinue to rely on the of Appeal. Watts. Watts was band myself know of your songs and dances, holding night dances on This makes me ask, Affairs is encouraging For more information, was but a won't stop nouns to make Mr. Braker said that guilty of fishing without we could arrange in such an order. Friday and Sunday. and "Has the Kinroq all -na- skilled, highly contact: SCHOOL OF WRITING simply lo pay for decisions which will not 'In the Gold River area the authority of a Your songs, dances, and speeches will be il is traditionally aeon.eon. five Rook 'n Roll band motivated, and qualified D. Bonapille Barry decisions made by the as good for all it was Mated at the time licence or permit in Sep - honored, and also for attending. ded by a majority of Na- from Alberta been con- Aboriginal Canadians to Employment Equity be In September 1989. media. Scripts written department In lull 01 the trial that many renter, 1988. The For more information phone 286 -0956. tive Youths. I again wit- its ranks. Contrary program sidered one of the na- an International School for radio, television, and 'pin knowledge of- '..the ppThe third decision sport hunters are given charges were dismissed Gideon Smith live se0 the tremendous role models, belief, such of Ester- tive youth of Writing will begin in theatre will be included to popular Department probable consequences which found Thomas a lottery to hunt elk. As on appeal on June 26, popularity of this place. do not Imply Kinroq is a new emerg- Penticton for native In the curriculum initiatives nel Affairs and of their respon- Harry Dick guilty of well many guides are 1989. The Crown ap- It has not changed group Drive ing p with their own students. The concept The school has drawn preferential treatment, 125 Sussex ability to accord the na- having dead wildlife given licenses to hunt peal will now be heard Thank You since the first time I had album with original - lowering qualification Ottawa, Ontario for the school was the interest of such well tive fishery priority" (elk) in his possession ek. At the time of the in the highest coon in Thank you from the Sam family. Wily. Phyl- visited. songs. known writers standards, or initiating KM 0G2 developed by the En- Canadian Chief Adam Shewish without a licence or trial the wildlife officer the province, the B.C. lis, Hum and Stephanie would like to thank all The dances are of believe Kinroq Atwood, Dr. 'owkin Centre with the as Margaret of the Sheshaht Indian permit was a Crown ap- stated that the ek herds Court of Appeal. the generous friends and relatives who hel- disco format that consist songwriters and Theylus involvement of Tom King, David Young, Band announced that peal. in northern Vancouver The recent appeal ped them through the loss of their son and of swift 40 music and musicians de deserve attracted Books and has Joy Harp, Maria "Today we are sending In the trial, evidence Island are larger now that was won by the brother, Charlie James Sam. Thank you you one slow waltz for dan- some national exposure funds from government, In Campbell, Minnie BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES FOR a letter to the Minister of showed that the ek had than they were prior to Provincial Crown the made the tragedy easier to bear. cers to catch their as do the native arises- corporations and private Freeman, Margo Kane, THE FONZ Fisheries and OceginOceans been shot by Mr. Dick's the coming of the hunting case of Thomas Special thanks to Mane, Jim, Jouie, Doug. breath. The atmosphere ses, hockey players and foundations. The En. Joy Kogawe, Dennis ON JUNE 24 asking him to begin son and it was stored in whiteman. For these Harry Dick is now also Kathy and family, the Rev. O. Howard, J.B. of joy astonished me airline pilots, etc. Espe- 'owkin International Lee, Michael Carnage My Ma baby brother. negotiations with us freezer with masons I believe that being appealed to the however, disappointing daily Mr. Dick's Dick, pallbearers and all who brought food to when our native School of Writing will of- and Rudy Wiebo, all of My you've gotten big. regarding our aboriginal knowledge and con- the learned appeal B.C. Court of Appeal, that none of the songs his the house and hall. Thank you. music industry is in ter two years of credit whom have agreed to Is that hair on your face? fishing rights. sent. judge has -erred. The Mr. Broker has informed played were written by need of more recogni- courses in cooperation a steering com- Or am !seeing things. to had been learned' appeal lodge the Ha- Shihh -Sa. song writers. sa on "We are prepared Mr. 'Bob With Love, The Sam Family native Pion by the majority of both with the University mince for this innovative Did you say "girlfriend" Recently I heard, Gosh than you've really grown. the native community. of Victoria's Bachelor of project, the first of its through the media, I guess guns and cars are out. Wind you Robbie Fine Arts program and kind in North America. And NI have obey you some cologne. 3 Positions bout a campaign for Robertson could make with Okanagan College. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Chairman, Co- Chairman Core funding for the You know you've omen older native youth. The cam - more impact tor his na- EnyOwkin is presently school has been as- when you stop climbing trees. eign was supposed to WORKSHOP Up For Election tional and international formalizing these work- sured for five years by And the old may says to you new .native youth their recognition 50 well ing arrangements.a All Indian and Northern Al. 'have you heard about the birds and the boos MOWACHAHT BAND newoce role models from deserved. three institutions expect fairs Canada's Post - Morn refuses to accept It is election year at the Nuu -chah -nuhh Tribal Council, as the accomplished native August 23, 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thank you for panting formal ratification of this Secondary Institutional that her baby's really grown. chairman, George Was, and the co- chairman, Simon Lucas, will have dulls. However, the you August 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. this letter. agreement to be and Special Programs She wont even let completed their four year terms. policy decision makers MOM girlfriend home. Sincerely yours, forthcoming in the near Support. Additional your at the Gold River Chalet Conference Room. An election for chairman will be held during the NTC Annual As- didn't take into account MIro Vicek Don't worry the future. grants have been Tentative Agenda sembly , scheduled for September 28-30. the rebellious Shell come around real quick. native Executive Director the to go with secured from Next thing you know responsibilities of NTC Staff by Gerry Wesley. At last year's annual assembly, the tribal council decided youths who idolize Pacific SuskSociety The purpose Inc Roles & for of Bromuran Foundation, Shell be asking for grandkids. three co- chairman positons instead of one, with the three positions heavy metal RockNock 'n school is Policy Development by Gerry Wesley. Native Musk to increase the B.C. Telephone Cam - Take a lisle hint representing the three geographical areas of the NTC -Northern area pool of native writers party of NTC Government by Vic Pearson. Nuchatlaht), Central area Many Thanks to the and The Water's from the others and me. Administration (Charmed. Kyuquot. Mowachaht, and communicators W' really pretty scary Southern area Opetchesaht Band for Development Trust. s Education by Blair Thomson. (Ahousat, Hesquial, Toquaht, Tla- o- qui -aht, Ucluelet), who can reflect on and when she starts knitting booties. (Dtidaht, Opelchesaht, Ohiaht, Sheshaht, Uchcucklesaht). allowing us to attend the Health by Simon Read. write about their unique For further inland. Well Ng guy Elections for the three cochairman positions will take place within official openingO 01 the Congratulations to Mr. natives I hope you have some fun. is for the MowachahVMulchalaht peoples' experiences as Eon, call: Jeannette This workshop their areas before the' 89 Annual Assembly. Museum of Civilization 8 Mrs Wayne Robin- Because you're day of adolescence in response to the in- Armstrong, 257 benefit. We need to get some affirmative action. The chairman and three co- chairmen will be elected to a four year in Hull, Quebec. son, who took their Have finally begun. creased demand for ay- Brunswick Street, term. In appreciation, 'vows on June 10, 1989. Happy birthday to our little brother RSVP curate and correct in- Penticton, B.C. V2A A motion was passed al the last NTC meeting at Opileat that the Buddy Hamilton, Susan From your cousins Alban FONZIE Frank on June 24th. We need to know how many will be participating in order formation by schools, Phone: (604) 493 - voting procedure for all four positions will be: one vole by each band's Lauder, Harry Lauder, Carol, Don, Snug SP9, Love Joel., Bob and the rest of the Motley & publishers and the that all can be fed lunch. plus one vole per 100 band members, with a mini- and Brandy Lauder. Nick McRae. 7181. Chief (councillor) Phone Marie at 283 -2532. Deadline August 21st. mum old three voles per band. wshaw -Se, July 4 Ha-860m.Sa,JaiyJe,19s9 AIM 5

PRINCESSES, FROM PAGE]' 111J NTC Supports DECLARATION OF CLAIM Each of these young song for her latent. With respect and in alliance with the other hereditary chiefs of the ladies. were wonderful Miss Nuucheh -nulth Native Brotherhood Proposal Mouse! and Hesquiat peoples who hold adjacent lands, I, Earl representatives of their 1989, Mamie Lucas George, hereditary chief of the Ahousat people within the Nuuchah- tribes and the Nuu- (Kwat -ya) is a 16 -year. nukh nation, hereby declare my sovereign right to the lands contained chah-nuflh people, as old student at the at Opitsat Meeting within the areas of Sulphur Pass to Sydney Inlet including all rivers, in- lets, river valleys and resources within this territory which includes the they showed a lot of Maagtusiis School. She The Nuuchah -nuflh progress, advised the He said the chiefs bare watersheds and headwater regions of these ever valleys, and the is- pride, dignity and also spoke In her own I Tribal Council, at a minister on Indian special concerns in the lands contained therein. knowledge of their na- language and she meeting at Opitsat on licencing policy with USMA program, the. and I assen my tights to these tribal territories, which have never been live attire spoke about her lather's June 16th and 17th, view of increasing In- education program, fil ceded by treaty, conquered, or otherwise negotiated away from the traditions. hlal -the. She also heard a presentation dian involvement. economic control and in fudged on performed of original right and ale these tones and resources. They were a dance from a delegation from The Nuuchah -nutih eying m %d away from speaking Deliberate battles L and prolonged wars were fought for this un- their public her father's and ex- the Native Brotherhood Tribal Council was as- mite problems of the past right, many lives lost and defeated through past, ability, their talent (ne- plaided the history be- history, the taking alienable warriors the of B.C.,, outlining their sated by the rages.- such as up lo the year 1885, just over 100 years ago, when the peaceful oc- five legends, songs or hind it. Indian Commercial Fish- tatives from the Native away of rights in the The cupation by my people of these territories was established, the dance) and their cos teas Princesses Ing Licence policy Brotherhood that their fisheries, one of the big - last documentation of these occupations is available and plays a major lame. were crowned by proposal. proposal would in no gent in our area modems role in the explicit right and claim we have to these territories and Master of year's Princesses, The delegation from way jeopardize any land mime last several years. for the Mar - resources. Ceremonies Cindy Vincent and the Native Brotherhood claims. The chiefs arc with you The encroachment upon and destruction of these lands, resources, ring was garret Keitlah. included the or- Nelson Keitlah, an in every respect said Roy, tWlllia v- and therefore of archaeological information pertaining to my claim is spent BBarney will ganieason's President executive member of they arc saying "nec want he had represent Nuu unacceptable and we intend to seek restitution for those lands and Jr. He said that the Robert Elton and Ex- the Native Brotherhood to be a pan of this tribal es for all Nation at resources degraded or lost through this encroachment that has great admiration chah -nuhh emotive Director Cliff At- and a Nuuchah -nuflh council, we have a place young ladies the proceeded without our authority. of these events throughout L leo, "back home on the fisherman was asked by in this community." year, with the The irreplaceable loss of pertinent data relating to our claim, the and he encouraged starting Princess Pageant contestants and their sponsors. west coast'. NTC Chairman George In the area of land with Nuuchetrculth degradation of historical sites and information is continuing to put our them to carry on upcoming Nuuchah- Junior Pageant (above) and Senior Pageant (below). Cliff Atleo told the Watts to speak on the claims the chiefs are the future, and that of our children, in jeopardy and this threat cannot be dignity and pride. filth Indian Games. tribal council that a proposal. hey individuals Vela wonderful Special thanks for tolerated. all Scenting study by the Nelson sad that the vines as n is they site canti" he said. make the We intend to seek damages and will name those responsible in the young ladies,_ helping Native Brotherhood plans of pursuing the say "doffs is my land'. Nuu- decision making process who have allowed those actions to over -tide Junior Miss pageant a success go identified a concern of Scenting proposal by The chiefs want to be a Madeline out to co- ordinator our claim... Chah -lush most licences in native the Native Brotherhood major pan in the iNa.Sum -Slut Verna Jack, along with ' Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister of Canada; Wham VanderZalm, English communities. Through is a good plan, but we redevelopment of our 10 and Premier of British Columbia: Dave Parker, Minister of Forests, British As) is a Grade sits- Claire English Judy negotiations with the (Nuu -chah -nuflh) should society, said Roy, and they River. Barney Williams Columbia; and others to be named... dent in Gold Dick, federal government the also keep in mind our want to be a pan of the her at the As well as previous homers of the portfolios and positions respon- She dedicated Jr, the people brotherhood, through its own plans. He said that recovery dour families. and talent to her tame.* Theatre, Ja- sible for the well -being of our land and the peoples therein. speech subsidary Native Fish. the NTC and NBBC » Ann the con We will continue to pursue our claim through whatever means is late grandmother, Preston, tog Association, was should strengthen and A very lengthy discus - Beatrice Jack. She was and their soon- deemed necessary and this notice of claim Is to inform all responsible testants -funded in the amount of support each other. aim took place about she .proud to say that her Judges Linus within my territories that this Is proceeding and will have to be comers ears and Sri million to establish ti was moved by Jack USMA Nuu- chah -nulth were the Earl Con - dad with. dress designs Lucas, Smith, a program to increase Thompson (Dinah) Family and Child Services on her Ins Samuel, Signed, same as stable Gus, native participation and seconded by Larry program. dress. Nicolaye, and CHIEF EARL GEORGE grandmother's Patsy industry. n (Ucluelet) That USMA coordinator the fishing Baird Hereditary Chief of the Ahousat Territories Madeline spoke in her Bobby Joseph. and to The NFA provides the NTC supports the Debbie Foxcroh said that and Lucas for her d native language Jules bans for native fisher - goals of the Native de program needed mom she performed a payer opening prayer. men for vessel and Brotherhood of B.C:s support from the chiefs Licence purchases and Indian Commercial Fish. and councils. ale here HEREDITARY CHIEFS GATHERING provides business ing Licence Policy to protect the children," Commercial t I management training. proposal but that any said Debbie, "but I'm AUGUST 19th & 20th In a document hen- proposal is not to Bering the families ale at KELSTHMAHT underwater harvester dad out at the meeting, prejudice Aboriginal protecting the offenders." the Native Brotherhood, Rights and Title.' -the Each tribe's momenta- (Vargas Island) Native Fishing Mend- notion carded. lue spoke °n dire USMA training course tion and Department of Atter the motion of program, and they were e- Please bring camping equipment Fisheries 8 Oceans out- support passed, Robert marmot. in mein support Hosted by Chief Edgar Charlie The Nuuchah -nuhh training in the use of lines 'Proposed Chan- Clifton, President of the of the program. age would cost about Tribal Council is sport surface supplied air sys- ges in Indian Coiner. NBBC, thanked the Three motions were For more information contact: to purchase. soling a 9 -week 'com- tams ('hookahs). Eight $3,000 dal Fishing Licence NTC and said "this carried "that the meow - Thompson at the this equipment and Charlie mercial underwater hat- weeks of the course are With Policy', proposal Mint for today, mendations from the El- the training, individuals Kho 723 -1223 wester training course being provided by Jim -uss Fisheries Company The proposals in- is for ever and ever." ors meeting in Campbell NTC Health Office, will be able to go out l9 and 20 again this year The 9 -. Hume and Steve pope'. HB said he remembered River tat tune Southin of the Island and get work commer- Logo Contest -nosh them- USMA be week course will start -reouced bcemmng Nuu- chah regarding -appointing Richard daily harvesting tribal on October 15 and Marine Institute. Jim s The Kho -uss Fisheries Company is a company which aims to in- for Indian salmon bers Ike Moses Smith, brought hack to the Lucas as the Nuuchah- ticks. sea urchins toes for finish on December 14. and Steve are very ex- goo crease Nuu- chah -nulth participation in the commercial fishing in- Nelson Keitlah, Jack council Memnon'. nulth Games co-ordinator and sea cucumbera and heating licences, Last years program pedenced divers and Kho -uss is the purchasing of licenses licences Peter, Tom Shewish and and "mat a ive- member for 1989, Individuals interested dustry. Among the activities of -create new was extremely success- commercial geoduck, pastime. Ces Hamilton and sold board d directors be es- increase will hays and the making of loans to Nuu- chah -ninth people. All Nuu -chah- so that Indian -approving CONGRATULATIONS!!! fol, with nine Individuals sea urchin, and sea in this course tit will never be tarnished for dire USMA nulth people may become pan of the Kho -uss Fisheries Company by lion can increase (150 that, is the post so secondary to pay for their eccom- all the con- pe comprised of completing the program. cucumber harvesters. new haobut, 26 new forgotten, tin training allowance in The following students received recognition rnodation meals. ff purchasing shares in the company and thereby assisting in the enhan- Native pajama ", These people were With funding from the and abalone, new geoduck, !deters to the mpreseetaaves 1989/90 school year, at the recent ACAS awards ceremony: you are interested in the cement of Nun- chah -meth participation in the commercial fisheries - these ,.to aim among the first In B.C. Canada Employment u sablefish, shrimp, troll), Brotherhood that serf a vole of -tilting up summer Chris Charleson, Consumer Education 1g; course, you should con - industry. to obtain WOO °whim- and Immigration Com- -distribute new keen men made' confidence to the USMA school foru Geodes 3 to 6 Michelle Barney and Carolyn Brighton. last your band ad- At its board of directors meeting of May 29, 1989 the Kho -use lion as qualified com- mission (CEIC) the ces on the basis of los- ese program, the co-ordinator for 1989. provincial typing certificates and plaques; minlstraion to find out it ($100.00) merctal underwater her- tribal council is paying board of directors voted to offer a one hundred dollar prize and poter- A group of Nuu-. Debbie Foeceett and the The next regular meet- Chris Charleson, Mathematics 10 and Com- Occupational Skills ses, history wasters. the complete tuition for for the development of a logo for the Kho -uss Fisheries Company. mire Hereditary Chiefs soon ing of the NTC well be in Science 11; Marla Charleson, ASP Training Program funds dal for success, this The course Is open to the 9 -week course. This logo should reflect the desire of Nuu- chah -nulth people for of Indian made a ploec0mtion at the Other business w Port Alberti on August 18 Mathematics:Mer Chris Charleson, Canadian are available to for -Creation any person with a Trainees will be paid a pay greater in the commercial fisheries industry. This com- with meeting. meeting included: and 19. The Nuuchah- Mathematics certificate of distinction and So- ac omniodaann participation Lice0dng Board Grade 10 education wage, but most of it will Your is all Nuu- chahatuhh The deadline for sub- members The chiefs spokesman, _g donation by the with Annual .Assembly dal Shales 10; Jennifer August, Honor Roll and meals. petition open to people five Indian who can swim well No he deducted to pay for by the mini- Roy Haiyupis, said that NTC lotos cf STOOD m will take place in Pon Al- Grade 11; Haul Mack, Art 10. For mere Information mission is September 26, 1989. Please send all submissions to Mr. Bill appointed diving experience is the purchase of a cent- The board sets the chiefs have every the elders to attend she ro- Mini on September 28, 29 Congratulations on a job well done. You on the course, please Green. Coordinator Kho -uss Fisheries Company at the Nuu -chah- ster. necessary. The course mete set of dive aneth targets for native reseed for You (the NTC) drew Gathering int Canyon and 30, hosted by the have represented the Nuu Chah Nulth people includes tor trainee: phone Bill Green at the nulth Trib$1 Council offices. iedepen- open -water men each trainee. icenee ownership togs rd the goal of City on August 9 to II. Dinah Nation well_ scuba NTC office (724-5757). certification and This equipment pack- 35 per cent), monitors deuce dead vibe. 6 as, taws e sur. Deew A Kyuquot resident on logging BeShios -Se, July 20, Ives n WHEREAS the Nations Congress lof Kootenay Ár98 COMM' Due to the numerous of life In and around our Colu wit re support shown by beautiful coast and vil- B.C. Aboriginal Treaty Rights been presented. Seka Tribal Caunál v First Nations take people from all over, the legs of Kyuquot, where M the First Nations of debated and amended; and Mlles Richardson, protest rally that was the winds did not disturb A British Columbia are and Council of the Heide held at the forestry them in one of our great constantly threatened WHEREAS this Nate BRfT1SH a step towards unity office In Campbell River southeast gales. But. COLUMBIA by federal and groan ,Charter now reflects the Financial commit- lance First Na. turned out to be a great now the wind can't blow FOREST SERVICE B.C: s native leaders was a need tor various to any Gal gogovernment ac- desires of the First noms to the Congress loo hard without having upon request where success. The weather Mete took a step towards solutions, set by lion ovines and by third Nations of British were made by the - turned in our direction some blowdowns that `-.. political unity with the strategiese by ourselves. it is possible; parties; and Columbia, chah -nu8h Tribal after the protestors star- some of the logging acceptance of a draft °The formation of the 7. To communicate WHEREAS the First THEREFORE BE IT Council.re the the led on Wed., June 14 to companies go In and charter estsb Carnot a Congress does not the collective positions Nations of Breed RESOLVED: First Nation and the 16. The support was claim, I don't know if FirstIn Nations Congress grant power to any of First Nations to Columbia see the need That the Charter of Squamish o power Nation, while British ton the shown not only from the they have the fight to do a . in British Columbia.o central body; head Con- Columba for mutual support. im- the First Nations Con- the Alliance Tribal residents of Kyuquot, that. But, then again, ` ° About half of the First "the power of the Con- general publia and to proved communication gress lof British Colum- Council offered the use but, from people who what right does Nations and Tribal gress rests with you, tas lobby for the advance- and political unity on bla) is hereby approved of their human k5 live in Campbell River anybody have to go and Councils from the representatives. We as ment of the rights and many issues; and and accepted. resources. and from places where rape the land that was province attended the sovereign nations act as interests of First WHEREAS the First An ad hoc committee A land claims strategy haven't even Nations. the people once abundant with all conferencedWin Penticton sovereign nations until Nations of British was formed to continue working group, consist - been to Kyuquot, but forms of wildlife, and on June 61h to wa. we give someone the Also included in the Columbia seek to es-a working on funding and Virg of 13 members, was have seen the publicity streams that "once" The meeting was hoe- right to speak on our charter are articles on all an organization budget requirements of formed to developecom. shown from various were overflowing wan r led by the wan behalf." membership, the darts of all First Nations to the Congress. Named strategies for recom- newspapers all and media, eg. species of salmon. lui Tribal Council. It was. IChapter 1 of the char- lure, powers prat, foster our mutual goals to this committee were Congress to the next and TV broadcasts. Today, there are opened with a trader ter Ices the purposes dunes of the Congress, and objectives; and Georgic' Watts, Nuu- Congress meeting, This protest turned streams and rivers that funding and voting pro- WHEREAS a draft e 2`- - MR (coral prayer by Elder and principles of the chah -nulth Tribal scheduled for October, out to be a success due don't even produce the Glen Douglas and with Congress. They are cedures. Charter of the First 1989.. People from Kyuquot protested poor logging practises at the Campbell Caged' Sophie Pierre, to the valuable support fish that once hailed a welcoming speech 1. To collectively The delegates were River Ministry of Forests office. shown by the people over them, due to the from Chief Archie Jack. advance andare, protect given the opportunity to who showed up every "unruly" practices that /damAdam Ennis served aboriginal Orle, right and make commentscOncms easand NUU -CHAH -NULTH day and some who allows the logging to pro as chairman for the treaty rights in Canada express concerns as camped out during the on even around the meeting. in accordance with the they went throughmro the ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAM night in the surrounding rivers and streams. Chief Joe Mathias, expressed wishes of the charter step by step. area, in tents and I know of a place There was no opposi- B.C.'s Vice Chief for the member First Nations; Ehattesaht (Campbell River) .. 287 -4353 vehicles. where all logging corn of First To advance the lion among the Wilfred Andrews, Assembly 2 283 -2532 We would like to take penes, be them big or Nations, made some rights of First Nations delegates to the forma - Verna Jack, Gold River this time to thank van small, greatly respect opening remarks to the within the international floe of the Congress, Delores Séitcher, Tin -laic 725 -3486 ous groups who showed the rivers and streams delegates. community of nations; however there were Charlie Thompson, Port Alberni 723 -1223 up to support us in our for the fish that ran He said that the char- 3. To reaffirm our some differences of J'net August, Port Alberni 723 -1223 beliefs, in that we are every season. ter was a formal docu- existence as distinct opinion on a number of not against logging in Logging is not the points in the charter. ment that outlines the societies possessed of the worker nearest you if you need help) particular, but, the prac- only industry that mer O basis by which the the fight of self -deter- Joe Mathias told the Contact Roes that the forestry and women have to Congress will operate. delegates that "the char - office permits the log- survive on. We have to The charter sets in niination;4. To develop better ter is a living document _ ging companies to use, start thinking about the _ place a process for a understanding and that we can change any in that our coastline of fishing industry also, common position by communication among time" NATIVE SUPPORT GROUP mountains is literally and look at and begin to First Nations all First Nations in On the third day of being 'shaven; due to realize what the logging governments, said British Columbia the meeting Delbert Monday evenings, 7 p.m. tor irresponsible try is doing to our Mathias, and es- arsd-through mutual respect Guerin, spokesman practices Ind shouldn'tleggng rivers. Now is the time tablishes a process of and co-operation; the Alliance Tribal USMA OFFICE (side door) even be used. And be- to start working sharing information and 5. To function as a Council, moved that "in St. cause of these unruly "together" and see what work over a period of center for harmonizing memory of some of 4555 Gertrude practices, the previous has to be done to keep time. the actions of First those leaders that have Port Alberni logging Is causing land both of the West Mathias said that he Nations in the attain- gone on ahead of you I village of Kyuquot. erosion and landslides Coast's main industries An exempt.of clear cut logging behind the didn't believe that there ment of our common move acceptance of For more info. phone to go on, where once alive and thriving, was a single solution for ends through open dis- Resolution h7 on the them was an abundant without taking away the ' land claims or a single assort charter." The motion 724 -9666 or virgin 723 -1223 amount of timber rightful jobs of every NEW NURSERY MANAGER RODGER BRAULIN solution for environmen- 6. To provide tech- was passed by consen- to be proud of for the man and woman In both sus. The NTC tal concerns but there heal support and assis- absolute majestic the fishing and logging Nursery has Rodger will be in Godley, resigned so that hired beauty that they dis- industry. Rodger Raymond charge of the day -to- he could take up Braulin for the played In their longevity Natalie Jack position day operations of the employment with the A Letter of Thanks of Manager Grower. NTC Nursery, inducing Bethlehem Retreat Rodger, who replaces budgeting, supervision Centre In Nanaimo. WOMEN "" °ELDERS "" °ADULTS° °'YOUTH Steve Godley, started of staff, and the other Gerry Wesley, on be- 30 June 1989 they interpreted the We all have good nursery 35,055 above layers of mean- reason work at the on activities that keep the half of the board of several to be proud - the Rockies by the very Tim Paul. WE NEED A VOLUNTEER PLANNING/WORKING COMMITTEE TO July 10th. business operating etti- directors, told the Ha- ing symbolized proud of He has many years of This note Is to thank pole. As I PLAN THIS YEARS ANNUAL ASSEMBLY: HONORING OF NUU- Shihh -Sa that, °it was well take particular in the everyone who par- once Kuu -us pride fact that my CHAH -NULTH WOMEN experience The nursery has with regret that we ac- And for in the torestryboiNìculture In- fidgeted in the decision were front and centre; brother Bud, my recently expanded from denied Sieve's resigna- older dustry, having to send a delegation to our Nuu Harry Lauder, his PLEASE PHONE EITHER THE USMA OFFICE AT 724-3232 OR five to nine tion but we wish him all cousin worked as a tree see-o greenhouses and a has Ottawa to support Tim house and pole, as well wife Susan, and my HEALTH BOARD AT 723 -1223 WITH YOUR NAME AND PHONE best in his new en- ding nursery supervisor the Paul, and the Hest, representing Lauder NUMBER. a capacity of ap- deavors"o as those niece Brandy Red Deer, Alberta, qu',tat , on the Occasion Kwak- represent - proximately three million .giro weloeme Rodger the Sash. were all there and prior to that with the of ine dedication OI the Nara. Opetchesaht. WE WANT TO GET TOGETHER AT THE NEXT NTC MEETING seedlings per year. to the operation and kwakawak, Ing the for pole Tm can are In AUGUST t8-19 TO DISCUSS THE THEME, POSSIBLE RESOURCE B.C. Forest Service Four full -time look forward to onedng beaded! Haida, and Tsimsian The trip was every 18 years. ved for British Columbia of the new way a PEOPLE, AND PRESENTATIONS TO SPECIFIC NUU -CHAH -NULTH employees work et the the Same high quality the "heart pleasure. While with the Forest to present as a gift to Treasure Tleko, WOMEN AND OTHER ITEMS. nursery and as marry as service to our cus- national Service Rodger was tit- the new Canadian according to a 25 work there during the touters." House Kl -Se-le -1M1k1EN.MONEffeWEM BJ" vol ved in the Mal work placing period In the Museum of Civilization. promotional flyer 1 read Ron Hamilton on developing a con- spring ,i It was an honor to sup- in Hull. sent program for The previous port Tm and his tribe as o V zation at HuSi. The seedlings. manager grower, Steve an an useum Nuu Chah NUlth House and Tim Paul's pole are on the right. Picture courtesy of Bud Hamilton. B Hh-Shim-Sa,Joly z0,1969 He -Shl Ilh -S; July 20, 19E9 9 IN MEMORIAM DICK: In loving memory of my son, NUU- CHAH -NULTH ELDERS CONFERENCE: Thomas Keith Dick, who died May 28, 1988. To love a son and then to pan AN ELDERS REPORT Is the greatest trial of the human heart, A cherished smile, The conference was Resources has been Other problems have with callous comments be fostered out, for the which can be partly of a A heart of gold, called by the Ehat- that they have been crept in gradually be- on 'respect'. Respect retention of their roots political nature). The dearest son the world could hold. The imitations rejected as being "too cause of the failure of for chiefs, for elders, for and identity. -Quite a few are in Happy memories fond and true, tesahls. to all the Nuu -chah- old" to assume respon- our hereditary leaders children, for parents, C o m m U n i c y urban areas for medical From me who thought the world of you. 4't6v;. , nulth elders and chiefs oibility for their to deal with crisis trap, and also the respect development goals can and health reasons to You gave me all you had to give, and their wives adopts grandchildren. We can tonally. There was a due those who work for bring the family be close to the medical both great and snob, Gins both non- say with certainty that word of warning that us from day -today. with together. and health services. love, systems. the ky_,..1 But most of all you gave me need to be some dedicated - It is our obligation -Some are in urban i .^àfir native and native, what they gain In living families The "most" gift of all. precious meaning that the fn- with elder relatives and careful not to neglect dividual5 committing and responsibility to areas for education . With thoughts of 'beautiful" memories s aN citations were sent to all grandparents they their families when at themselves to cases on make the USMA purposes whether that Of happy days when we were all together. elders. Also tribal mes- would certainly lose In bingo or Lanai. weekends and holidays. program work. be for upgrading pun ... With an aching head and a shed of tear, songers went to each being with younger It was stated that life "Many, many thanks." Our responsibility is poses, occupational I whisper low, home in the tribal and couples. Many Criteria is never "boring". A case It was also staled that to deal with the abuses training, university r dj ` Thomas : God bless you, from one of in respect NTC in our communities in- for traditional method of in- suffice the needs of a was cited of all even learning die - - I miss you so. Ar yl / il viting guests amending child in living comfort- the elder's grand fathers employees. it is impor- eluding bootlegging and ability classes, which Remembered with love and trussed so much. the conference. There able with relatives. Our who despite being a lent that NTC put drug peddling, etc. can be of a temporary were approximately 125 traditions do not ex- cripple, unable to walk, together cultural infer - "Family bonding is nature. It was certainly guests attending the elude the place of el- crawled to wherever he macon packages for important. felt that this question is MOTHER conference. ders in raising the had to go or whatever employees to help them «Do not re -bum words a hot poetical question The conference star- young in the family. It he had to do for himself. with the cases they deal spoken to you in anger. to deal with, but many 11 Q You're someone I can turn to when I need led off on this critical was stated that love is He sustained himself. with. Such a package -Ignore hostile words. of our people in urban _a - - their owners. someone to care. rote: identities key" t0 raising He helped sustain his might even be useful for -Chiefs were taught areas need to be In- Ohteht cut -oft larva et {:,:Numukemis are to be returned to rightful our true the some- and You're someone very precious... as natives with families children. family. Ile cut their support to cases rot to say harsh words. eluded In at least some one very rare. is important, and that One of the forgotten chopped wood. He before the court By the We need to re -teach of the services rendered You're can joke with and share clams. be and Ohiaht Cut -off Land Issue Resolved After 65 Years someone I vision needs to be and neglected nark fished and dug same token it would native "spirituality" in our home corn- a laugh or two before us in all our practices is to He climbed the roof of useful for employees to our "bngauge" which is counties, and regard- The British Columbia- research and ton which was the to bang the Ohiaht ironed Orients - And count on when the going's rough... programs such as the connection with the role his house to fu a leak or share their knowledge for us from the heart. . less of es apparent government made its An Peters said that they amount that the to Victoria for Count Someone who'll see me through... USMA to curtail and of the hereditary chiefs whatever. He could not regarding their proles.. The challenge for the hopelessness the re- lamest payment evertor should be thanked for government was paid in the presentation of the he that here You're someone very special eventually avoid those in their concerns for walk but regardless lions with hopes discussions faces quest surfaced that the a cutoff claims settle- leaving behind such stumpage fees by cheque. Who adds beauty to my days critical cases that have families in crisis where worked. some of our youth may us in our home area of poetics be con- ment when it handed good records. MacMillan Bioedel who Native Affairs Minister place for with And makes the world a happier ended in the deaths of chiefs had a selected Certainly our children eventually take time situations lined the over e cheque for Also helping the had logged the land. Jack Weisberger In countless different ways. ter el- academic "(If you struggling governments. some of our youth advisory group with the need that training their own are $3,854,993.00 to the OhiaMS over their years' The Ohiaht Council presented the big the - to me mom! with A report was given Thanks for being so special unidentified Our urban responsibility of helping fort and independence. training. Again and also sobriety) you have on Ohiaht Tribe on June of researching and that they que to Ohiaht Chief Including responded A special person who's become a very .,., areas. Also it is- impor- fern gds in distress Teaching and training of It was stated it is meter a chance at a good life, the program 12th. the claim difficulties - negotiating wanted compensation Councillor Spencer much tent that our native overcome their children is a respon- for the professional it is your choice. the embed- The payment Is cour- their lawyer Harry Peters and in the political was for the value of the tint and Councillors A patrol me, In a big way. needs for respect are problems. (In cases of utility requiring people to recognize "(Special words for bed pensation for the value West Coast In- Art Slade, ber had it been avail- Peters and Ralph Love you mom, yen the greatest. met rather than non- parental inadequacy or patience. The parent respect our elders and the USMA workers) aspects. of the timber extracted formation and for to Johnson. KEITH DICK time to others educated in our 'Look on the positive The NTC chairman able them see. Love your son, THOMAS identification except by wile assault the culprit needs to take from 588 acres that Research, Herb Ham- The money is now coo- who also made comments They hired Steo Eco numbers and statistics. was warned with Pad. develop hither listening culture, for their side and be you were removed from the nord from Silva Eco. being held in trust for and to are." slating that the tribal Systems to do a study Consequently it was Ronal requirements to skills 5o he/sbe can ventence bring a Numukamts Reserve In Systems, NTC of the Chords while they TAKING GRANDFATHER service The following were were awaiting the damage and to _stated frequently that it meet and that his case make erne to listen to more effective council 1924. chairman George value on wait for the Federal Min - our people. made as motions but in decisions necessary for sel a the tim- FOR GRANTED is keenly critical that we would be under probe- the child in his sad and to The 588 acres of land Watts, the office of Na- ber aster of !wean Affairs to in his Statements from day all Iikelhood will be the program pending removed. re-vitalize the Impor- ton. If there were no happy dements. will also be returned to Live Claims and Jeannie negotiations sign the agreement. mis- the follow- combined with the other outcome of the Nuu - In 1985 Forgive your grandfather, lance of our native observance of the re- frivolous o and two included the the OhiaMS after the Jennifer, Dept. of Indian The of the All resolutions from the -nulth Elders' Con resumed and the transfer because he is our oldest seed teachings on the many quirements that the ad- chtevibus moments. Ing In brief: shah government completes Affairs Forester Daryll province increased land will take place after a pad of his lice and "We are talking about two -day conference: Grew*. Also that the their a still living. If your grandfather values of (amity visory body required are a survey of the land. Britt and the Squamish il is for - That there beacon had never really offer to $2,300,000. surveyed and needs money, love. shelter, give it relationships and then there would be often needs attention. 'our children. NTC The cut -offs were First Nation and Chief malty, after mal transfers place harsh words The program femme to pass on the encompassed the total more lake to him. Even if your grandfather responsibilities Including very strict measures "Done use USMA made by the McKenna Phillip Joe, "who gave negotiations, between the provincial your child" was awakening teachings to our youth.. overall significance of the has ended in his past, forgive him the "extended" family. imposed on the culprit) to check Is an McBride Comm n of support through provincial federal Nuu- ." the word "USMA" but bis government and no sins, it doesn't matter, forgive Conference par a traditional teaching. process for the and were made on 22 times." Sins or For all of us as tribal frustrating raised its offer to governments. forever. He too, was a Teach your child in his than -n.N people. "That NTC continue that they were prepared in the province him. Love him .members we all share ticipenis appreciated reserves Throughout the years $3,854,933.00. 'We were determined man and now comfortable and relaxed "Teaching rife is a this process of at this stage to live up to without young boy, a young the responsibilities we the gesture of being in the consent of following the loss of Along with the return to get the land back; life and moments. This could be daily exercise. meetings..." the challenge of its he is aged. He has seen have in raising our cited to participate in the native people, their land, the OhiaMS, of the land it was this of- says Art Peters. think meal times, at within oursel- 'And that a Nuu- deepest import. 'I how it works. He may have been looking at the positives during Deep Ohiaht Councillor and through the previously children. Even the 'old" chah Elders Ad- The Overriding theme ter that the Ohiaht our patience paid off or worse off, but that in USMA program bed time or during ves is the ONE we is- -nth Hereditary Chief Art elders, kepi better Off people in our society as the shuck.- mentioned membership accepted because eventually the He is your parents' relaxed ten to. vinery Board be and statement of the shouldn't mattes the key leachers OI with hopes of conVibul- Peters gave much of alive a dream to see by a large majority (95 stayed ro government moments. If parents "Children also learn There were questions Nuu- chah -nulh elders grandfather. Forgive him... values for our children ing constructive the credit for the settle- their land returned. per cent) of the voters. started to co- operate. should disagree with a from observation. and issues raised con- blended with this are too old to as- criticisms. The general ment to Ohiaht elders In the 1970's, In referendum would say the fu- Leah Morgan never disciplinary and earning the political "le is our o hell on "I feeling was that some of teaching or "And need love thought, who have Once passed response to political and 1, 1988 sume the responsibility of our May 27th. I lure looks bright today December measure the disagree- expressions of love question of those respeesioiliry re make of caring for a child. (In the present generation on, but 'Who knew legal pressure, the The B.C. government for our young people," should not to as- Nuu- chah -nulih tribal 11SMA ware support issues of leaders looking at the ing parentarent "Families need - about It and passed it governments of Canada Peters. fact the critical disagreement members living in urban g." sent a plane to Macla says as advisory voice that sumo their own respon' on to us." British were primarily left with elders an and Columbia from the child but sic again seriously. areas "off -reserve the to body are In some In of ilities - He mentions Chief acknowledged that the grandparents should discuss the The word "USMA" Very strong feelings resolve. The next vela- measure reverting to a Chief Bert and Louie (Neokemis), Ken- removal of lands from question by themselves from the were Yelped with the IoI- five involved would be useful traditional originates Lit Mack meth Joe, Jade Peter, the venous reserves PORT ALBERNE FRIF.NDSHIP CENTER elsewhere. The child Love" is within a lowing in mind: uncle. The parents process of dealing with that ere pleased to Johnny Billy, Jackson was morally wrong. L. the needs special attendee. parent. -All our membership were men left with not the prolems of the announce Jack, Henry Bill, Bobby They agreed to return PATRICIA L. SORRETIe When "someone else" «The Creator's living in urban areas are only a critical issue people. the engagement Sport, Mary Moses and the lards and compen- SAM discipline your (tile's still our NUUChal, with with a There were regrets tries to teachings of their many more who passed for any damages. reserved but also In never gel lamty, sale Nuu child, do not retaliate teachings) Granddaughter the torch on to the Originally the provin- LEGAL, INFIXtKATI WORKER lesson in parenting voiced that our - am living to owe CONSTRUCTION from of your Child when old-fashioned. -Many Joseph Hs, PHONE: WI, Yta.8281 tensions eased chah -neh chiefs should Jackie I bathed. present generation. dal government offered a4w eazenr Rom Manny Pm Flarni eL I he has done something .Our need is to look urban areas not nieces- ales MIR.cALBERNI, aC. Y9Y eHa and emotional stresses have dealt with the ar to Ironically, the provin- to return the land and irrational or trrespon' at ourselves. sadly of their Own volt- relieved). question of the inlrodue. Raymond Godfrey dal archives were also pay approximately Phone 723 -8950 Eves. «We need to keep our lion but because there Some of the elders' son of alcohol in this aide. son 01 Dave and very helpful In the $900,000 in compensa - Day one of the con- children with our is a housing shortage experiences today with fashion, through the toni Godfrey lerence also emerged families rather than to on reserve (a question UOIU¢let the courts and Human consultation process. Of v....Jry a.1i}`ri.r1, "b...k.w o rife/y/H.eWiveds,,N.tw, e xla ^ °"-JwylO.loav OoShishSa, dole 0e, f9s9 tt 1989 To all Nuu- chah -nulth members re: Nuu- chah -nulth Graduates Honored at 1988/89 elections chairman and co -chair positions Proud parents and Nuu- chah -nulth Graduates family members ¡pined Banquet in Ucluelet tribal Council directives. of 280 days per ministration; for education; etc., this year's graduating 1989 is election year for our worked in excess Edward Charleson Hesquiat -to -day supervi Nuu -c bah tribal council chairman and co- -provides day year. etc. Jed Dick Tseshaht - soon 10 the executive director. rate of pay as be the primary tribal students at a banquet chairman positions. -a per diem -will Peter Drake Ta -o- qui -aht policy direction or is for held in their honor on During the course of our 1988 -may provide determined by the tribal council council political representative Aaron Edgar Ditidaht for individual tribes and June 19. Annual Assembly it wass agreed proposals paid upon receipt of travel claim their own specific area. Ralph Edgar Ditidaht rate and This special occasion that we would expand most the NTC. forms. As of July 15, 1989 that -will attend band council Lenny Frank Ahousat executive com- upon pwas hosted by the To- senior political offices to uprovide --will convene is $230 per day. band community meetings tr Leona Frank Ahousat meetings. quaht and Udueletlet for three (3) co-chair positions plus mittee -the above is a brief summary request. Robyn Frank Ahousat a member of various Sloes at the a chairman. -tiny be of duties and e hies of the -will co- ordinate regional oduelet Billy George Jr Ahousat and boards: ie, Secondary School At this time we have a Chairman subcommittee chairman as there are many others meetings for collective band is- Frank George Ahousat NTC Smokehouse This year 36 Nuu - (George Watts) and one co- too numerous to list in a com- sues, for problem solving and for Georgina John Ehaffesaht -ninth Economic hh graduates chairman (Simon P. Lucas). Nuu-chah prehensive statement. policy formulation. Janice John Nuchatlaht Development Corp. - weir recogNzed for General terms of office are: Co shalrmxn - three (3)._ poet -will participate in external 104f 1! A ^ Karen Johnson Ditidaht Nursery their completion of -to serve a four -year (4) term NTC tions political meetings. Harold Joseph Ditidaht Loan Review Board secondary school as elected or ratified at the 1989 NEDC To represent the three -will experience extensive Brenda Knighton Ditidaht NTC Finance Committee of Nuu-chah- locally, The guests and grads Annual Assembly. geographic areas travel requirements Carolyn Knighton...... etc were welcomed Ditidaht be accountable to the Nuu - etc., alth: regionally and nationally which and -to Francis Lay ... Ditidaht -nosh membership through attend band council and band Southern area: Sheshahl. may be during weekends or into congratulated by Chief chah Pricilla Lucas Ahousat regular rebel council meetings. community meetings upon request. Opetchesaht, Uchuddesaht, evenings. Bert Mack of the To- - Patsy Mack Ahousat form an executive commit- -determines need for and the Ohiaht and Ditidaht. Is anticipated that each co- Touch lobe and Harold -to -it Calvin Monis Ahousat IM of the rebel mound! which process to secure external funding West Coast area: Toquahl, chairman should expect to be Touchie on behalflunar of Hugh Sam . Ahousat on a regular basis to for the tribal council. Tle -c- qui -aht, Ahousaht a of 100 days Chief Lawrence Jack of would meet Ucluelet, available minimum Mike Samuel Ahousat _review band and tribal council in development and Hesquiat. per year. the Ucluelet tribe. program Dennis Seymour Tseshaht a requirements and nassistnegotiation of Northern area: Mowachaht, has been that Many other speakersr operational -past experience Leona Smith Eharresaht be available to travel to and budgets. Ehattesaht, Nuchatlaht and has worked ap- offered their con- k -to the co-chairman _ ! :* rat. no- Beatrice Swan Ahousat represent the tribal council at vari- -attend band council and band Kyuquot proximately 200 days per year. gratulations and best request. Karen Tate Ditidaht meetings. community meetings upon area willl convene their diem rate of pay as wishes 10 the graduates fain your Belong Each of the graduates Ahousat. ous political -each -a per Charlie Thompson Ditidaht expenses are reimbur- -determines need for and the zone elections to elect a co- by the tribal council is including three recent Louie. said Greg were presented with a On behan of the -travel own determined Neil Thomas Tseshaht to tribal council process to secure extended fund- and present the results claim Nuu -the h-nulth Louie. cerWicate and a silver graduates he thanked sed in accordance chairman paid upon receipt of travel Tina Titian Ahousal ing for the tribal council to the 1989 Annual Assembly. 15, 1989 the rate now who have Also offering con- pendent from the Nuu - the Nuu -chah -nuhh policy. forms. As of July Tyson Torch. Ucluelet -may assist in odevelopment -will serve on the NTC Execu- day. now gone on to further gratulallons and advice lib Tribal tribal council and the Chairman: is $185 per Scoff Waller Tseshaht nominated and voted and negotiation of program their education were MC Charlie Council. hosting tribes for the -10 be tive Committee. -the above is a brief summary - Agnes Williams Ucluelet at the Annual Assembly. budgets. -will assess and co-chair the the current co- Jackie Joseph and Making the presen- banquet and dance. upon of duties upon Thompson, a recent Doreen Williams Tla -o- qui -aht and senor -will be predominant liaison special tribal council Sharon Styan, who are graduate cations were Blair Hugh said to his fel- -is the president regular and chairman position. Mosel. Stan George Williams Ucluelet the tribal council. and political lobbyist of the tribal as well as the Annual both pursuing a career Thompson, the NTC low classmates that political officer of meetings With the addition of two new co- ley Sam, George and Sharon Williams Mowachaht special council to federal and provincial M certified general ac- Education Co- ordinator when we leave here we -chairs the regular and Assembly. chair positions the executive com- Louise Campo from Leah Wrigley Opefchesaht tribal council meetings as well as governments. -will act as chairman in the mittee may refine and reallocate counting (CGA)... and Campbell River, and Chief Ben Mack. must always remember extensive Other presentations where we came from the Annual Assembly. -will experience chairman's absence. duties of the chair and co-chair Greg Louie, who will be Roberta Jensen and Post Secondary Graduates requirements locally, were made by the To- Be proud of who you -reviews or presents drab travel -will participate in various sub- positions. leaching Physical Denny Grisdale from Jackie Joseph BCIT Business and nationally often quaht Building Supplies, and remember your agenda and supporting intonation regionally committees and boards as outlined For further information or to ad- Education at the School District tí70, Sharon Styan Malaspina Business or into evenings. the uCluelet tribe, culture. Be proud of our prior to each tribal council meeting. during weekends under the chairman's roles. dress any questions which may Maagtu5ii5 School this Maureen Knighton, Caroline Eaton BCIT Cooking 246 available work- the Ahousat and dances, our songs, and -has voting privileges In event -there are -will assure a portfolioi role arise please contact the NTC Ex- fall. Gerry Wesley, Archie Max Sinclair BCIT Chemical Sciences 1989 through heritage, because of a tie vote at the tribal council ing days in (Monday within the tribal council ie: for ecutive Director, the tribal These speakers en- Frank, Bernice Authority. our Norman Robinson Auto Mechanics meetings. Friday only and excluding statutory fisheries, sea and resources; for chairman orCr any band political couraged the '89 grads Thouchie, Can Edgar, The final speaker of this to where we Can -reviews and ensures ad- holidays). Past experience has health and social services; for ad- representative. to any on with their Ray Samuel, Bill the evening was Hugh from. If we live Ile with YOU ministrative follow -up action to been that the chairman has education. 'Use this as Kedah, and several of Sam, a graduate of the pride and dignity, my SORRY WE MISSED a stepping store to at- the graduates. Megtdsiis Junior /Senior friends, we will never SecodarySecondary School in lose." r We left out the name Of a recent Grade 12 graduate at the recent ceremony in Ucluelet. We would Ike to send our apologies and cOn- Kyuquot Membership (Edwin) Jack of The Membership Committee has now been established and is in the Mowachaht who recently completedcomp his GED. process of deleting and adding persons born or deceased from the date, April 17, 1985. NIED CONGRATULATIONS!!! It you would like your child/ren to be registered on the band list, The NTC would like to recognize Norman could you please send a copy of the birth certificate of each large" Victoria District Graduation Party Robinson Sr.. of Ditidaht. Norman recently child to the Membership Committee. - Science certificate received his Associate of If there has been a death in the family, this has to be recorded, so in Automotive Technology at Yakima Valley we can keep the records in order. The Victoria Native by Macoah Native prayer, Frank an- moon. Roy shared his Community College in Washington State. If there has been a marriage, please send a copy of your marriage Indian Education Housing was presented nounced that Rhonda experiences of graduat- The Ditidaht tribe and the NTC were certificate. II there has been a divorce, pease send a copy of decree Roy Division's graduation by Judy Bourne. and Vickers gifted ing from Oak Bay High pleased to assist Norman. We were even insi, decree absolute and can icate of divorce. Also, anyone being re- dinner party was held at The floor was open a copy of the book School 23 years ago. stated. more pleased that Norman contributed some Villagers Inn Restaurant for anyone who wished "Solstice" to each and He told us of his lonely of his own funds to his education. Please send all information to: in Royal Oak, Victoria. to speak. Dr. Brousson every grad. search for his native Kyuquot. Band Membership Committee Opened by a prayer, from Oak Bay High Kleco! Kleal for a identity. Among the BETTER LATE THAN e/o Kyuquot Band Office the gathering started art spoke about his two na- joyous celebration. many poetic words he THOMPSON, DITIDAHT TRIBE - General Delivery, THUNDERBIRD BY ART 7:00 p.m. The master of tive grads, Candice spoke, herte said ._it's NEVER!!! Kyuquot, B.C., VOP 1.10 Art has donated a number of these prints to the Nuu - ceremonies was Frank Kajeestra and Scott Silting at the one thing to be proud of would Ike to congratulate Richard ATTENTION: Mrs. R.P. John chah -nuhh Tribal Council to raise money for the Meares Conibear (a teacher at Clutesi Waller (Tse- head table wary piing Indian. please The NTC who works in our computer -accounting, Esquimah High) and shah!). Dr. Brousson Rhonda Vickers, Roy never be too proud to Sam, Island Legal Fund. They are on sale at the Ha- Shilth -Sa on his completion of the 10- If you have any questions, contact Janice John, Kyuquot Band assisted by Paul has known Scott since Henry Vickers, Marie ask for help ... from department, office for e25 each. applications in Business Membership Crim ins° at the Kyuquot Band Office at 332.5259. Thomas, a native Dr. George GURU Cooper, and Con- anyone. We are here for computer Program. Sincerely, Also available are prints by Joe David, John Goodwin, councillor. The informal spoke at Debbie de Tear, and Pau you." Management took the program at North Island and Art Thompson's "Thunderbird Eating a Whale ". seating arrangement Goesbriand's grad.- Thomas. Frank intro- silver medallions, Richard IANICE College in Port Albemi from September 1987 JOHN, Meares Island t -shirts and sweatshirts (children's & gave the 23 grads, their lion in 1983. domed Roy Henry Vick- design esby Tony Hunt, June, 1988. He received the second Secretary, also for sale. See Bob relatives, and principals A raffle was drawn ers as the artist who were presented to the to adults¡, postcards and buttons are highest standing out of 15 students. Sorry to Kyuquot Band Membership Committee of their schools the op- and before the closing draws a face In the students. at the Ha- Shilth -Sa office at Mahl Mahs. take 5o long in recognizing you, Richard. B.Shlah -51 July 20, leen In 20, ewe 12 N.ShIIIb -Sa. July nize that even the normal living. To initiate of an encounter with Nuu -shah -nueh history Cagy. Suffice e to say ing process of Native chiefs, nobles, and this, two women burst jealousy by a married concerning discipline, that they are a very or. People to believe in other leading tribal forth with boisterous man or woman In the respect, obedience, gamed society. Sad to them, the "boat people" THE KLUQUAANA figures had to respect laughter which started a sharing of the release of abstinence, control of say some of the strict more than we believe in plans or in- The Kluquaana one be a traditionally in- as the sole owner of this voiced any atoms, law and order. Chain reaction with all stress through particle. emotions, patience, matters of confidentiality ourselves. In my youth, held that of holding a ceremony was for all in elated tribal member to secret society tenon Each had to obey oem tribal members present lion in this dance, they punctuality, mnfiden- are being abused today. I was sell able to see feast or any other event tents and purposes the participate in the event, right to call this society lain authorities and laughing for all they Could still be punished taffy, conquering fear But such is ignorance and to be a pan of the for the family for any opportunity for an offi- Yet this ceremony is the to serve its purpose or rules such as being were worth. This sig. by the law of the Klu- early in life, tribal law, and being uneducated life of our people that the celebration, cal Initiation into tribal only method of official purposes. Once cultural punctual, consistent, pitied freedom from the queen at the conclu- personal state of read- to our history.? feel the appreciated the day The celebraton could be membership. The young and traditional initiation chief decided to use this respecting cenfiden- solemnity and serious- Sion of the ceremonies ness. loyalty, devotion threat for the woe prior to the resources he called for a puberty ceremony, who were initiated could to qualify to padcipate. society, then Cagy, being loyal, Con- ness of this major Nutt, or even thereafter. Such to duty, and amongst society in that respect. abuses that we are en- passing on of roles to then attend the The inadequate ds- his chief advisor and sciedious, patient, and Chair -nuhh event, was the Kluquaana. other things something But part of that picture countering today. In the to him of heirs, the expected birth ceremony as an official ciliary conditioning of organizer tell ever ready to assume A dance by all tribal Please read further of a story of our or- is encompassed by the appreciation of life we of a child, a release tribal member. One of our families today would his plans. their roles and moon- members followed. from this brief article to garland past. lack of and loss d have a superior peace. advisor for Item mourning, or any the other major our- also make it impossible The chief sibilifies at all times. There was freedom Dr. Clulesi's meadnglul The customs. respect for the ing that erxomapsses i n order the chief then called the of a host of reasons tor and laws hereditary the totality the traditions I poses of the Kluquaana to perform One other law of the from the strictness el dramatization of Chiefs. I of human that celebrating fife itself in ceremony was that this without too many special council Kluquaana was that no the Kluquaana law to Kluquaana in his book goveming the won firmly believe that the life. Our hereditary for the the community. These was an exercise in dis- serious consequences were responsible one shall depart from express joy and halve- the 'Potlatch'. Also con- society are another imposition of the Chiefs were the power planning of the plans or Intentions could behind Opine lor each Inbal on the parents There overall the village in a canoe ness. Men and women tine to ask your elders story altogether. All in- government on our Ives our laws and the The society possibly have been Kluquaana. member. Those with lust IS not that controlled event. for any purpose what- could even dance concerning your tribe's formation pertinent to and customs has had a were also mentioned to the chief responsibilities and discipline of the children members soever. Neither cold together as lovers in customs. This is a story their activities are a very serious effect to this initial himself or to any other pone roles within the and youth in called anyone land at the this dance. In the case customs richness of our strict matter of contiden- through their condition- dune 27, 1989 just meeting under strict tribal member. This was ceremonies itself were families. There is beach in front of the vilI one of the reasons for required to know their not that calibre of child secrecy and urgency. lage during the at Irian binati they power. The required that the Kluquaana cermony, songs, Ise eg yuk, and disciplinary training ex- law ceremonies especially Tarahumaras Share Spirituality did combination of When they had called to for indviduals or their other performances and Wed to show the the members hile the wolves were in four or five ceremonial finished not families with such plans where they should tom respect necessary for this meeting should action and standing by Tribes songs and dances. ceremonies they shared to at- to have the opportunity with North American with to the events each day. the driers, nobility, wait one ranee constantly to capture A small group of mend Faubert, a areas, following their Edmund Fauber, a meal the Uduelet tend the meeting that in the concluding per- and Dave I wish that there were parents and the tribal new initiates. The mara people Canadian who has lived traditional Heslyles. speaking for the people the was called. The case fion of the ceremony to led M the sing - some way for me to go laws that control penally was that the prom Central Mexico are with them for several The Tarahumaras are Tarahumaras said that Nape° was almostmo all make those an o ing Ucluelet through the whole ceremony. that canoe departing or are, present' touring North years and who is now very involved with their they were there to pray of a song. called were in noun through will process of the total two - This would certainly members omen to his discipline that his brooches, combs, ing would be overturned America to visit with one of them. spiritual identity. They for the language to The Tarahumaras attendance by the time the "messengers" of the place and role in the bracelets, earrings be continuing their week ceremony of the be an interesting educa- and by the wolves and the other native tribes. Faubert says that do their ceremonies at come back and for the last member was won society. on Kluquaana. That would tonal and Ile ex- the Kluquaana should have other such ornaments occupants would be The Tarahumaras when the Tarahumaras night, usually for 10 or retrieval of traditions spiritual purvey reached with the mes- Discipline was a of him- reflecting a lack of con - Vancouver Island, then really be some ex- perience for all tribal become a pad captured. The offenders have a spiritual purpose leave their own areas more hours at a time. and ceremonies. it pos- sage to attend the meet- major factor required to self as his lite. This trot of desires. No laugh - on to the interior of B.C. perience today. It is im- members were was would be readmitted to In their travels, in Thal they are discyminated There are many They invited the subject and be a participant in the ing was allowed for the and across Canada to possible to perform the side to perform today. ing. The his obligation to himself, the tribe at the conclud- they are performing against by the similarities between the ef people to meeting event.. Discipline was the east mast before whole two -week The "boat people" planning of the his heir, his chief, and duration of the ing of the ceremonies their traditional Mexicans. Those who Tarahumare ceremonies dance along with them, in strict mandatory for the adult the return home. ceremony because surely have deprived so was always tribal members par. ceremonies until near with perhaps a Simple ceremonies to en- have lost their land find and those of the to share in their spiritual they was tribal member to meet most, if not all. track many native people of confidence. Such Impaling in and attend- the closing part of the obligation imposed by courage the people that themselves in the cities northwest coast native the his responsibilities first tarot participants in the this opportunity and ex- the training of irq the ceremonies. Kluquaana the wolves 10 hold e vise to maintain where they cant speak people, for example, member guess, we they drama would not know perience because they councillors to observe as a Inbal The lens relevant to I can say Doe during the Needle their ways, the language and many they use similar musical their roles anymore. A called it pagan and all laws with respect to whether with mason- the Kluquaana that the process of the working for hall instruments miles advised season. - languages and cultures. end up - eyed and law songs as semen- savage What do you the Kluquaana. sibilities in the or the tribal members to Initiation of the Having concluded all The Tarahumaras live the minimum wage or and goatskin hand male B.D. Dine Orarvehy C.G.A. bored by two few elders think? Dome of the common not In being a refrain from eating car- uninitiated into tribal the solemn and serious in small settlements in about $2 a day. drams. be his Jerk Norton C.G.A. may be pieced together Some of the key roles items under discussion parent that would tain sealoods control membership was harsh aspects of this major the province of As a result they prefer The group recently would - for a very few par- in the execution of the at this point be first disciplinary the desires of the ap- as he would be required Inbal event showing the shau, Mexico. to stay in their own visited the UCluelel tribe the ticipants. It would not be Kluquaana we can "Who will this be open measure, to meet petite. The law strictly to be "taken" by the supreme power of tribal Most of them still live in - is the duration conduct mandatory as a required hire limo & CO. possible to perform the presently sloe- lo? What that there be 'Wolves" to their home law as expressed by the caves or small stone w DBGRUCNY, tram be? How many parent and husband to RAI. ACen, irti AN r, whole ceremony on that Mg identify,very lag going to no wife assault, quarrel- In the bushes. Wolves won society, it was dwellings. - ...LJ k CERTIFIED GENF. members have trained his family or J117F basis. statement of the Chief of the society ing, child abuse. even in a dramatized necessary That there be They get no govem- will needed? and and children to be The other factor that on his intent to hold a be These were punishable situation pose a threat a time allotted for the mend support - no wel- .-. to the im- Kluquaana. Only the What s the chief's key respectful and obedient. and to anyone young or old. contributes misdemeanors release of stressful lare, no health care, no e S possibility is that too few chief of a tribe owned reason and purpose for Also it was necessary punishment was ceded So this was the method emotions and tensions. electricity or other family and of us would qualify to the secret society that is this event?" Other Hems that the immediately by the Won and measure used for There were occasions nation conveniences, have participate in the commonly called and were also decided by children should society without except- the child to overcome in approaching the sloe- and their survival as m- group taught to proceedings from day known as the 'Woe- or the key planning been strictly lion when there was a his Year" and have a ine of the ceremonies lice people depends on as had control their thirst and one. It is mandatory that Wolves-. Only the chief such 'Who transgression - con- healthier respect for that pans of a won as following their traditions, Jack Woodward 'appetite. There would trolling self as an adult himself. This was the 'enemy" were being such healing Barrister & Solicitor tee initiation be no opportunity for tribal member was a process of his shown by certain menceremonies. Native Law GREETINGS AND THANKS the big mandate. Attention to and he stayed with anyone to leave and women aver a wolf Their economy is x i house once it became a your responsibility as a the'WOlves" for four had been caught in a based on agriculture FROM mandate to be present parent was crucially im- days disciplining himself Humorous corn- and the raising of sheep Fan Tan Alley BAHA'I COMMUNITY trap. Penthouse -3 1 at the indoor part of the portent. The children to conquer fear. To mends were made by and goats, along with Victoria, B.C. ceremonies. This was were trained to sit still respect one and all life both sexes of par- the manufacturer of pot - 00W 1N7 Fred for paved- your elders, e Honored Chiefs, to Gina loam from the parents' mes and pay attention to the was the extreme end of Impend which should eery and baskets that Ph. 383 -2356 on a I Beloved Elders, Ing faro^ support and and, thus, it was our sibility to have trained proceedings. They were the scale in this method have incited laughter. they sell. of to Gerry Fred for seeing privilege to serve Wem. Brothers and Sisters their children to abstain not allowed to move of the initiation of the But during the They have few I the One Great Spirit, we up the tables. Perhaps, we will be from excess especially from one parent to the child into tribal mere- j ceremonies all laughter schools and usually will greet you again in a Our Banal Assembly come more like them, prior to the initiation of other to walk across the bership. Respect your - had been fomidden. No only go a year or so r L spirit et love, friendship had a council meeting, absorbing their This big house while the self, respect your chief, to 1 1, the Kluquaana. se one was allowed a there toeis one In their A and unity. We thank you and wished to weave teachings and good - in on was on. The respect your parents was a training the s laugh. This was a law of Community, as they Teel 1 ,4 Lamm.' for allowing us to host bonds of fellowship and ness. mandates of fife. The men sal on one side of and elders and trust the Kluquaana. There that they don't need an . \ - with your 2kpno"e-v>wWxa this gathering to honor unity cent In love and friendship, other aspect of the male the dg house, while the them, rasped the was also a strict penalty education for their stas- O .u the elders. It was munity, for we believe we thank you. Kloco! nobles and other parents' responsibility mothers and children I anyone w caught Lyle. great privilege for our we are all one in the Klecof and disciplining will sat on the other side of authority figures In the with the for tssmile On The e ' wanted Gerard Janssen, a.L.A. 5512 community to nave co- spin. We to From the Babel have been that he the house with their tribe, respect others. the lace or there was Tarahumaras that here e ItrAdtrn.M7 `1i Alberni TalePhane, 720.54 ordinated this event, honor the elders, ask Community should be totally familiar aunts and respect the customs, laughter. But in outright touring North America 1' 4eß' \ and we thank Chief your custom, and we Box 246, law order. Within - with his place and role grandmothers, etc. Al and approaching the closing by bus still have pos- g t,' t Ogles Hoare Adam $newish and the wanted to follow your Port B.C. if respect it Alberni, in the ceremonies and tribal members were not the realm of of the ceremonies an session of their track- j 10-1 a Ise ezmtom Tsheshaht Band for ways, for good Tarahumara visitor haso rest they are V9Y 4P1 when he had a role to allowed to weara any was important to train lanes, but tribes some after dancing for the Ucluelet Mon.-191. their support and invol- ways. We wished to play. It needed his total non -traditional or- children and youth to for freedom to laughs been forced Ph. 724 -3390 Imo tribes have dement. Special thanks commitment and loyalty amends such as obedience and recog- and to movenave on back to 00 their land, says Ed. people.

1 i ., N r A` . 4 a1, u NaShlW.Ss July 20, 1989 II 14 H. SUMS, July 20,1989 doesn't exist. But we across the globe they known are the NUU- CHAH -NULTH ADOPTION One Western Suddenly, words Veterans seek truce with self member can never be tar removed a newspaper account Said buret from Pinnell, There have been discussions on early in life on how to sustain such as this, the closest kin from a have been in the Pipet payers in their own chopper made it back to almost hat the veterans Ease my pain! 175 Nuu -shah -nuhh traditional adoption from the other tribal members who family. If the intention was primarily related tribe would be selected to four were . Sweat rite offers Sand region to languages. And they the scene, the n a Tashkent military rhea died... and dent systems. Questions were raised as are related in one way or other for for someone to look after them in "return home' to assume the how one appeared to ex- soliders way evaluate how the U.S. is sweat. have; hospital g FebruaryF do a damn thing, to whether the Nuu.chah -nuhh someone to assume the respon- their old age then their choice may responsibility as a replacement. coping with the Vietnam Zakharov can't but have Idled himself. were being treated for Pinnell was a Marino practiced adoption historically. sibility of parenting the surviving very well be a boy or girl. There There were cases where no one of Zakharov, who wears awing "automatically" where an to release guilt War legacy. all the proceedings, but degrees k. sean sergeant in There was a specific answer that children but regard- were quite often cases responsible age qualified to be by Richard The U.S. vets were rte will say later through a red U.S: MIA bracelet,one trauma or -shock Vietnam between 1967 there existed a system and that less the closest kin assumed that old man with a responsibility in the called immediately as a replace- he one Seattle Times - Angell clients of Port a translator that un- ofis vice-president of Eminov says there is and system exists today in continuity. responsibility for each other as tribe would need someone to suc- ment for the deceased It the -or no 1968 and has been Reporterw Angeles counselor derst thethe meaning. of the more welt care tacitly in the Soviet haunted ever since by The main practical reason for family and tribal members. Per- ceed him in his title. So in a case selection fora replacement was to Reprinted with Bruce Webster, whit'who' He says he shares r ganized Algansly Clubs, Union specifically for the day when 175 men the "adoption system" of Nuu- haps In saying that assuming such as this, the son of a close be a relative from a related tribe with Vietnam permission mans an outreachoutre post much one that has fought veterans, although a of his company were chin nunh was the close -knit responsibility °automatically" and relative would be selected in con- perhaps the selected relative might veterans. veteran of the Seattle Times for the slate Department hard for hospital may open surrounded and killed. fabric of the family, the extended "without question' was an accep- nection with a request for adoption yet have no child or an unborn had no idea why we I for of Veterans Affairs. 'I benefits and recoge- within months and con- "They were all so family ties in continuity to the bor- ted custom and consequently an Traditional procedures followed child, regardless the formal price- were to Afghanis PORT ANGELES - Many of his clients have sent lion. rain his PTSD counsel(- young," says Pinnell. "I ders of tribal affiliation, and even unwritten or unproclaimed law. a formal proclamation of the adop- dure would be necessary to make tan," he says. "I think it "My was happy Steve Pinnell and Igor- chosen to isolate them- family inn progrem sere get there in beyond the tribal affiliation to ex- u We must assume that in spite of tion. the announcement that the next Zakharov enter the selves from the was a mistake made by i to have me back, but tended family connections in other adoption being a normal custom There were secessions for a child of that relative from a related He estimates as time and I kept calling a few of the top gave lumpy, rounded but on mainstream of society. only everyone else just many as 30 per cent of and calling on the radio. tribes. It is not beyond reason to and that for us today this was an more informal adoption of a child tribe was being selected. In time of leaders. But I was 18 and cases the bank of thea Strait They came from places me a handshake the one erects soldiers They were all just young say that the "tribe" ins and consists unproclemed law, is because of or children. These would be the child selected would assume and didnn have a Juan de Fuca humbly - Ike LaPush, Forks and said, 'We're glad you're lace severe symptoms kids." of the extended family unit. So the the iradioonal custom attached to where a coupe might simply want that responsibility. This is a recog- hands and choice," since all able- "People on their Joyce. alive,- he says. of the disorder, but deny He lakes the death of tribe is a family consisting, as we it. To assume a responsibility of to help a brother or sister with the nized procedure In our Nuuchah- bodied Soviet males knees and stripped The sweat will listen casually about they have a problem, live soldiers, whom he noted in the previouso article on this nature, it was necessary by sustenance and training of the alto adoption system This has must serve two years' down to swimming ceremonies are or- the war, but they much as the U.S. specifically trained, tribal membership, Of "houses" custom and traditional practice to children. This was also a traditional been done in the case of chiefs military service. "We all Minks. ehestrated by Andy Cal- rather not talk about it." veterans did. especially hard. But Cal which are by simple definition hold a feast to facilitate the cone custom and normally accepted. and others in our society, because Pinnell, of Port An- medicine man know now that it was a and Olga be no strict ur- is important in our cul- Item, Din Eminov 'It is stand! for them lcum tells Pinnell he members of an extended family. hake for an announcement of the There would then continuity waste, and I pray that prac- geles, is a combat from the Mowachaht Kvasova, psychologists to understand they have must leave the grief be- So, thus we note why the "sharing" adoption. This is law, and the tribal gency to follow the traditional ture. The selection and "adoption" veteran of the Vietnam Tribe In British we can prevent another This would in various cases up and Colum- at Moscow University, changed," he said. hind. philosophy of the Nuu-eheh -nuhh members are witnesses to the an- tises of announcement. of chiefs War. Zakharov, of Mos- bio. one of these from hap - joined other sweat is a predominant feature of our be normally accepted without down the coast in the Nuu -chah- "Many of them hurl in- It is OK to cry in the ment of the adoption cow, was a Special The first includes pening. nulth country has been an on- sweat lodge," he says. lives. through the least or potlatch. question. Forces uric! n involved in Pinnell, Zakharov and What were the conditions or There were instances when the going process. "You must push through One other situation that dictated heavy lighting against 10 other veterans. They x situations that determined the need for the replacement of a We have a Nuuchah -nub sys- your pain and leave it. the "need for an adoption" was U.S. -backed rebels on sit in a circle, - need for needless to who had a special role tern of adoption which is our law. shoulder Those men fulfilled the adoption? his with reference to a childless deceased the dusty brown to- shoulder, knee -to- say that death of a parent or in the tribe became necessary. If This is tribal law. Creator's plan for them the couple. A childless couple would mountains of Afghanis- knee on the hard parents wouldu recognize the need a person had passed away and you must celebrate often approach a close relative such tw tan. ground and soft cedar for or some couple to an heir, then the choice for , the joy of life." someone who had children to ask to adopt a without Pinnell, 47, is suffer- twigs. must stoop was made by the ROY HAIYUPIS, They When the flap goes adopt the survivinge child or child. This would often be a boy a replacement ing from post- traumatic over because the roof of ...,h ' children. We note that a tribal a boy may be trained chiefs of that tribe. Often in á case June 13, 1989. rie up for the final time, Cal - because stress disorder (PTSD), the tour -foot -high lodge, t Ileum leads the men out an anxiety malady that strung together by r T% ' / of the lodge in a crawl, CAROL has nagged him for 20 cedar branches, canvas I A, "BON VOYAGE" Cr, 1 ' - just as they entered it. years. Zakharov, 25, and blankets, angles TJ On June 15, 1989, a Jeannette Callahan, Jo They are still humble returned home from sharply. -n luncheon was held at Harsch, Cecelia `r members of the fighting four years ago In the middle of the -../ Papa Johns to wish Joseph, Jeanette Watts, Creator's world, he and knows only that he lodge ins a shallow pit, - Carol Clutesi "Bon Gina Laing, Paul Sport, says, but they are has "a amble pain in- signifying the universe. Voyage" on her trip to Cindy Richards, Diane born ready to side". At Callicum's call, six ,r and New Zealand. Carol will Gallo, Jen Gallic, take account for them- The pair, along with scalding stones that be representing the Vanessa Gallic. and selves. other combat veterans have been roasting in a _ '~w Nuu- Cheh -Nulth Tribal Margaret Glutei. Fol- ,C 5j He leads them down of the two wars, met in bonfire are placed into ! Council at the Corn- owing the buffet a path to the gray, pelt Pon Angeles recently in the pit. He closes the L ` - r 'r - monwealth Games con - luncheon, a beautiful bled beach. There are an unprecedented ex- entrance nap, blocking Vied Tamarov of Leningrad emerges exhausted from a round In Terence. There were 21 cake with sparklers was no clouds or wind. The change and arena the out all light and ventila- the sweat lodge. Tamarov was a member of the Soviet spacial friends and colleagues served to Carol, which - snow-capped Olympics Native American Sweat ton. farces. Photo credit: Alan Berner/Seattle Times. present. she shared with and the faint outline of They entered He places a gift, a Andrew Callicum said everyone present. Lodge. Zakharov is young, ceremonies through the side but try to heal the Canada across the the lodge to seek for - mound of tobacco, onto a most fitting and On behalf of Carol, I trim and baby -faced, an day. They run what is wound materialistically, strait surround them. oneness. understand- the rocksro for i beautiful prayer for my want to thank Sharon eerie memory for many thought to be the only Ike seeking a new flat They wade into the ing and friendship. ' "grandfather". Then, - daughter Carol, and for organizing the of the Vietnam veterans psychotherapy program or a car. But when your frigid water and dunk The using a bundle of cedar Buddy Hamilton luncheon, w certainly rituals of the who received counsel for PTSD in the Soviet soul aches, if cannot be themselvesa four Omen, twigs, he flicks water proposed a toast. antedated it. Many ceremony, called a ing here. He says he Union. They spent solved by putting on a a final cleansing ad. onto the stones. They Among those present thanks to Andrew for his ~warrior swear, vary be. understands the some of the week view- new costume.' Zakharov, Pinnell and hiss and spew stinging Vietnam to wish Carol well were be -fitting prayer and his Iween tribes, but the ul- troubled ing counselling at the After about an hour, the others rest against a stream against the Andrew Callicum, Mary words of wisdom for all Crude purpose has veterans in the PTSD PTSD program at the there are 30 stones giant log. They are 'I Heatherington, Jerry a wonderful been to welcome back bodies and faces of the programs across the VA Hospital at American piled in the pit. The men of us. Such drained and stare out Thomas, Hugh Beaker, gesture in this sendoff the warrior and ease his participants. U.S. He says not a day Lake, are cloaked in perspire- into the water. transition "This will be a little' goes by that he doesn't lazy Gallic, Irma Bos, on Carol's trip to New back into Eminov, director of lion. Their breaths are, Pinnell says he could uncomfortable," says Sharon Van Volsen, Zealand. society. It is, say Native dwell on Afghanistan. the program, says part shallow, muffled as if never admit he hasn't Americans, rite Callicum. "But you have He lets out a deep Buddy Hamilton, Ansley plane a of of his mission is to they were Inhaling come to terms with the all seen death and have wiwwiIeww Watts, John Clarkson, Margaret Cluteal passage, a catharsis sigh and recounts the gather informationa that through a sweater. Their war and could never ritual of been uncomfortable and a purifica- story of a rescue rain- will help his government eyes burn slightly from stand the sweat lodge lion. before. My people have sion his unit was sent and the public under- the burning tobacco, past the first of the four The lodge was also a teamed that you most out to complete one stand the disorder. and each sting of steam .press New Zealand to climax of sorts of an ex- often go through suffer- morning. Alter three "We are the only ones bites a little harder. Carol Gluiest recently travelled fo Auckland, Yesterday, he did Games change between the Inn in order to reach a hours of fighting, the right now," he said They alternate be- ,both, represent the Nuu- chah-nuhh people at a Commonwealth Congratulations be taking veterans that started commitment and make men who had been through an interpreter. tween examining their meeting. Here she Is Joined by three Maoris who will at Mt. last year when the U.S. things great - ' trapped wem safely on "Our colleagues don't stamina and thoughts pert In the opening ceremonies of the games next January for the twin Congratulations to Mr. Congratulations veterans travelled to the He splashes more! a departing helicopter, yet understand PTSD, and listening 4444' Smart Stadium In Auckland. Planning Is underway to the will & Mrs. Keith Clarke who Auntie Leona on your Soviet Union. Last water onto the dons. but four of the rescue we Commonwealth Games In Victoria, British Columbia, which but have hope. prayers; which climb in took their vows on June graduation. We're proud week, five Atgansty (the He praysYs in wails and team were inadvertently also feature native participationo during the opening ceremonies. Some say there is noth- intensity along with the 1989. From your of you. Love AI, April & Soviet term for the vets) whispers. Members oli left behind. Photo copyright N.Z. Herald, compliments of Wilson 8 Horton 17, ing wrong or that they heat. Callicum prays for not Carol John. Tyler. and a three -member the group begin to By the time the error are just abnormal. The the warders. He says al- Ltd., Auckland, N.Z. mental health team murmur their own was discovered and the common talk is that it though they come from

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I4 Hv$haN-SgJdy20,1989 . P.A. FRIENDSHIP CENTRE STUDENT WORKERS HOW TO PREVENT The blkwrirg for future jobs. Deanna's goal In life is with kids. to a 1 students nave been Her goal in life is to become counsellor. Randy's goal in Ile is Sports ATHLETIC INJURIES hired by the Pon Alberni become a lawyer. Shelly Joseph is an to became a drug and Friendship Centre for Maria Chadeeon is a assistant secretary. alcohol counsellor. The April edition of up procedure should in- Some recommended the summer. recreation worker. One of her hobbies is Mike Samuel is a Ha- shilth -sa provided a chide stretching and exercises are pushups. being pan of a native Tana Joseph is a Some 01 her hobbies recreation worker, work - summary of flexibility exercises pull -ups, bent leg sit. very good recreation worker, work- are playing basketball dance group. She is 19 ing with the kids. He methods of Never stretch e or rowork ups and weight exec suggested Ing with the kids. and boy watching. years old antl in Grade keeps them busy. NUU- CHAH -NULTH preventing 'juries of muscles that are Coll. rises. A weight table 12. She Is 16 and is in She is 17 and attends Some of his hobbies IhiS NTC games First run in place for with a leg lever will yeas Grade 10 at ADSS. ADSS in Grades 11 and She applied for her are softball, basketball, GAMES year there are a several mingles or strengthen hamstrings_ 1 INDIAN Every Some of her hobbies 12. job because she cycling, and mooing. significant number of gentry around until Running In jog are dancing, theedead She applied for her though ft was a good He is 19 and goes to injuries of the you feel warmer, then the Heat Campbell River, B.C. reposed ' ing, and photography. job because she likes to way to get to know ADOS. and every year do the exercises. Running in the hot games She applied for the be around kids, and everybody. He applied for his job a desire and et- Repeal this procedure weather always in- 1 there is job at the Friendship play games. Shells goal in life is for experience for the 12:00 of those after the creases the risk of ath- July 28 OPENING CEREMONIES fort on the pan for cool -downs Centre for 'experience'. Manas goal in Ile is to keep our native cut- future. P.m. involved to provide event to avoid cramp alas suffering from Her goal In life is to to become a leacher to lure alive in a native Mike's goal In Ile is to Hall competitors with the in- ing. heat exhaustion and o Thunderbird be a nurse. teach her native people. way become a Physical Evening formation They need in Stretching dehydration. Rantly a Feast Maud Morris is also a Deanna Thompson is Atleo is Education teacher. order to reduce the Stretching exercises The runner should r r worker. - recreation worker. a recreation worker. alien Also working for the Softball 8:00 a.m. number of injuries that are one of the most use- drink often doing hot his July 29 Sr. Mcri shales Some of her hobbies Some of her hobbies Som 91 hobbies Friendship Centre this lake place. tul tools in preventing in- weather running. Take a football, Willow Point Pad are basketball, softball, are waking, biking, are softball, Hall Evening The very good shag juries. Running tends to large drink shortly summer are Margaret Cultural - T-Bird antl she likes to write. going out meeting new skatehUarding track ge500n that was tighten the muscles in before running long dis- and field and drawing. Keillah and Adrian Her age is 17 and she people and cooking. Men's /Ladles Softball 8:00 a.m. brought up at one of the legs, and fight In- fences. He is 18 years old Andrews who were not July 29 Sr. Ones attends ADSS in Grade She is 17 and in Willow Point Park meetings this year was flexible muscles, ten- Don't use sweet and attends ADSS in availablea for interview. a 12. Grade 11. n Track & Field Phoenix Sch. a request for informs' dons and joints are lar drinks Ike pop. Use Grade 11. Maud applied for her She applied for her T-1300 Hall Evening lion to be forwarded to more subject to injury either water or juice with ire applietl for his job By William Sam Cultural- Position for experience job for more experience. the various corm- than (hose conditioned low sugar content. for experience working sunny, July 30 Sr. Men's Ladies Softball 8:00 a.m. modes. Such informs- to a lull range of motion. it it is hot and Willow Point Park lion would include ap- The proper way to wear colored cloth - Track Field 10:D0 exercises. to extend the ing. Mesh or net tops SR. MEN'S ALL -NATIVE The Northwest Intertribal Youth Gathering warmPenciller stretch is e.m. warm -ups, stretching muscles to their units are good to wear in the INVITATIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Phoenix School and 0001tbwns as well slowly, going to the heat, as are caps or Hosted by the Tseshahl T-Birds June 16 -18, 1989 okay to touch and cry that will once again be We look forward to distance Camp because it gives us the learned another day going back Cultural -T -Bled Hall Evening as tips on proper limit of comfort and then visors for long August 18, 19, 20, 1989 Brotherhood to Camp footwear, diet and fluid hold the position and running in the sun. Recreation Park Mount Vernon, strength to let go and Because, Ike the circle, Brotherhood in Jury' not the July 31 Track /Field 10:00 intake, etc. concentrate on relaxing Proper Footwear Pon Alberni Washington to deny our feelings.. knowledge, and Yours truly, power am. This article, on behalf the muscles being Make sure that you As well, we Premed to to learn , Is never Adrian Andrew we of Phoenix School of the NTC games stretched. Breath easily have proper fitting $1,000 First Prize This weekend feel okay with our gift ending. In this, we as Andrew Dick out musical and that Cross Country the committee, will attempt and relax as you stretch shoes. Shoes that are Entry: $275 and two Spalding 177 balls learned to speak being human beings become Deborah Prince and come together as we are all multi- laten- physically, mentally, Jack Thompson Cultural -T -Bird Hall Evening to focus on the common the muscles as lar as too small or too large x- To know what we emotionally, Shelley types of injuries or you comfortably can can cause blisters and For more information contact: one We also led. and Joseph - penenced the peaceful have learned from the spiritually balanced. Tana Dick August 1 Jr. Boys /Girls Softball 9:00 a.m. problems, reported in it should not hurl. Achilles and loot in- Ron Dick at 723.8340 of Camp workshops from one These four elements J'net August Willow Point Park the past with a renew of Gradually increase the juries. Shoes should be tor atmosphere Brotherhood, where we. another and from with . says it all in being -just Derek Thompson Volleyball Tournament 9:00 a.m. suggestions of how 10 amount of your stretch- cushioned al the heal Sh @sham Band Office at 724 -1225 discover.] that it is ourselves is knowledge Inman.. Phoenix School avoid such injuries. Also ing. It will take time to and the ball of the loot Cultural -T -Bird Hall Evening included are some pic- improve. Make stretch- and have good support health and op- tures and examples of ing a regular habit for a especially for long do. about the stars and we clew CONFERENCE ON HEALTH CAREERS podunities. We faked August 2 Jr. Boys/Glrls Softball 9:00 a.m. types of stretching and few minutes each day. lance running. YOUTH talked about that. about makes a Willow Point Park warm -up exercises that Stretching before and Diet and Drink From our area there A big drum Is in the men- There was a man talk- worker and a bad Volleyball Tournament 9:00 a.m. may be helpful. after running is good Eat meals at least were three youth attend- AT MT. CURRIE ter and the youth sat ing about his whole fife; food o worker A good worker Phoenix School This Information will procedure. It will one hour before the ing this conference: Wil- around it singing really where he went to has responsibilities and Cultural -T -BIrd Hall Evening also have been firma, prevent muscle pulls. event. This gives your and Sam, Angie Gus, took them right to the the information centre. loud They are from the school, stories about his the fife how he became is always on time for dad to the various Special Exercises body time to digest the and David Gus. William campgrounds. All the William Sam says Mt. Currie averarea ThereTight and was Now that he is *work. A bad worker is August 3 Jr. Boys Girls Softball 9:00 a.m. communities via the for Runners food before you run. and Angie went over on tents were set up. There most impressive thing singing every night a doctor. he makes a kit unreliable. Willow Point Park nursing staff so that Running mainly Otherwise may get the ferry and a really were abut 200 youth waxabout this conference and three or lour a doctor you wow campfires. There of money. Some of the youth Volleyball Tournament 9:00 a.m. competitors will have develops muscles in the upset stomach and nice, air -conditioned there from all over B.C. was theme pow was a e guy Angle liked the that dale I know how to Phoenix School lime to review this in- back of the legs, leaving cramps. Avoid heavy: bus picked themInem up and There was a teepee for drumming and singing. that knew a all workshops the best. play label were taught Cultural -T -BIrd Hall Evening formation in preparing those at the front vela- meals. Healthy snacks One was about nursing and then we had a for the games. In the lively weak, which may such as fresh fruit and game. Hum (William August 4 Jr. Swimming 2:00 p.m. past, situations in muscle pulls. r and doctors. There was real. result vegetables are accep- Sam) says it was a Pool included also a healing Centennial ing treatment Strengthening these table between meals, He Teen Dance Evening cuts and scrapes, heat with spedal workshop. One person 'leamedeabol muscles avoid snacks with high a and would Hall heat exhaustion, exercises was Not and they did a Ouinsam stroke, is a good way sugar content such as .encourage the youth to Special Events Day Indian Wrestling muscles, muscle healing ceremony on - pulled to avoid injuries at times candy bars, ice cream attend these gatherings. Tug's War, Ann Wrestling cramps sunburn, Ohs- when heavy demands f her. and pop. He says it was kin to Pier 'Phoenix School tared feet, knee and as in needs Some of the C. are made on them; An athlete lots see Most k workshops were about now and Tug 'o War, Ann Wrestling ankle injuries. of sprinting or hill climbing. of water. Eight glasses meet new peoples Pier/Phoenix School these problems can be Abdominal exercises a day is the best. Avoid reduced considerably are also important for sweetened liquids. Pure with proper training, weakness August 5 Sr. Swimming 2:00 p.m. runners, as in clean water is all your Happy Birthday Centennial Pool adequate w mkups - the abdomen can cause body needs. stretching 'and cool - back pain. on Finals Special Events 1 Happy birthday m: Cures July 2Nh. Pearl Midwat downs as well as spe- Johnson on Cultural -T -Bled Hall Evening Michael. Cindy Johnson on July bile Keith cial attention to proper July dm, Stephanie Jack on July alti, Carl mower on Mheal an diet, adequate fluids July Sm, Reynold MiG0el on August are Weber August 6 Closing Ceremonies ana Shaman and proper footwear, July Oh, Johnny Miaow on Auwst earn. Strethcone Arena Evening an Marne Aaron July tt Wayne Knot.* 0 eM Feast Dance etc. Jonson8 an on August anti FromShirley Dinner- - , Warm -Ups July 11m, Eras timon m /mad on II is aysalways important William Sam Anew Gus July ion Dore Johnsen to warm -up tor oan event. Pan of the wan- r CONGRATULATIONS Ba- Sb1IW- $+,Jus20,1989 19

- M NaSbllrh-se Jutyze,1959 STUDENTS! MAAQTUSIIS SCHOOL AWARDS DAY June 29, 1989 would HOW THE SSRAA BOARD HANDLES We Ike to salute the blowing ACADEMIC students from Avenue, Freida 8th Gill, and Sproat Certlflcao/$50.00 cheque Thomas Grade Two Elementary AND schools on their achievements for Fanny Thomas Kindergarten Jessie Thomas Grade Three CONFLICT BETWEEN SEINERS mis school year. We Sheila strongly feel that they Iris John Grade One Seiche Grade Four /Five deserve a big pat GILLNETTERS on the back for their hard Andrea Frank Grade Two Caroline Joseph Grade Six/Seven efforts In school. Great going gang) Derek Thomas Regina Frank Grade Eight ($30.00) And did Grade Three Patt 7 of a Sables on lui hatcheries and richer faster than the hatchery fish? GIII Elementary School Awards Gilbert Thomas Joseph George Grade Nine ($30.00) to worry Grade Four /Five research on fisheries remote release sites in rest of us if they took they continue Most improved student Grade 6: Jeanette Roy Jack Roben Alleo Grade Ten ($30.00) the possible Grade Six/Seven co- management by both seine AND gillnet the hatchery fish in the about Cox Cedificate/$30.00 cheque Melody Charlie Grade Eleven ($30.00) effecYS of Nelson Keitleh of Port areas. The gillnetters same proportions. We . negative Citizenship awards Grade 5: O.J. Parisian, Patsy Mack Grade Twelve ($30.00) hatcheries? Grade 1: Candace Sanders Alberni and Lyn caught lots of hatchery don't think that would be Stanley Sam English 8 Weil, many seiners Athletic Award Grade NURSERY Pinkerton of MW: fish. In last they "broke fair" 6: Jeanne Cox Claudette Lucas English 9 had a Wait and see at- . Top Academic Grade Adrienne Frank Academic supported by a grant ever (got back the But how does the 5: O.J. Parisian Jennifer Paul English 10 a.m. the Social value of their hatchery SSRAA board have thuds. Several impor- Honor Roll 3rd term Grade 5: O.J. Parisian Carla Webster Academic p.m. from + r Caroline Frank English 11 tant events finally chan- Honor Roll Year. O.J. Parisian Jeremy Sam Most Improved Sciences and tax) before the seiners any control over who Leona Frank English 12 a.m. their rinds. For Attendance 5 less Mark Allen Most Improved p.m. Humandies Research did. catches the hatchery gel or days Stanley Sam Socials 8 one, the seiners had 88/89 School Diane Smith Citizenship Council of Canada). Dld the seiners feel fish? We though the p Year Claudette Lucas Socials 9 a.m. two very bad seasons 1 Terry Osborne, Ann Luke Robinson Citizenship p.m. Since the gillnetters unfairly treated In Fish and Game Dept. Bob* Tatoosh, Gordon Keon Frank Socials 10 on pinks in 1987 and Poher, Alannah Tatoosh, Jacob Bos, Marcy Jack Most Cooperative are fighting the Southern Southeast? did that. - Ryan Nicole Thom Socials 11 1988. They depended Tatoosh, Wesley Robinson, Student seiners In court, The seiners in Yes, they do. AI least Tammy Lauder, Hugh Sam Socials 12 on pinks more than any- Michael Saunders, Beverly Clayton Johnston Male Athlete of the Year doesn't that make SSRAA were anti- for all the. openings on Cox, Morgan John Frank Science 8 thing else, so this failure 4 Cameron, Steven Tatoosh, Marion Nadine Charlie Female Athlete them fight all the time hatchery to begin with, the wild s :aces In the Cox. Mamie Lucas Science 9 the wild stock was a Sproat Elementary of the Year on the SSRAA board? because of their bad "common property" of s School Nadine Charlie Science 10 _ Iris John Academic in . But it just so Overall You would think sot' experience with fishery the ocean. disaster. ,w; Academk: Peler Treleaven, honer for all Nicole Tom Biology 11 that these Award Primary But the battle between' hatcheries in Washinton About half the hatchery happened year, tied for top Grade 6 academic. Devin Robinson Math 8 - very strong Roy Jack Overall Academic gillnetters and seinem State. (Hatcheries in fish are caught in the were Athletic: Janice Watts (tied for top athlete), Claudette Lucas Math 9 years i Award Intermediate all over the southeast Washington had hurt common property hatchery return Peter Treleaven and Ron Sam. Jonathan Thomas Math 10 - fishery, mixed in with for chums. This saved Claudette Lucas Overall Academic Alaska region is an old wild stocks because of Service Award: Ron Sam, Janice Watts. Bertha Campbell Math 11 one. The gillnetters say where they were built, the wild .stocks. That's the bacon of quite a hew Leona Frank Award - High School Avenue Math 12 that the Alaska Depart-' and the timing and before they teach the seinem. 8th Elementary Jose Robinson No lates Academic Improvement Dwayne ment el Fish and Game species of releases). terminal area, the A second thing was MOST IMPROVED STUDENT Georgina Charleson (Mikey Mark) (ADFBG) and the Board Seinem said they did "home" where they were that the Fish 8 Game Grade 4 Certlfdate/$25.00 cheque No lates Andrew Roth Daniel Anderson of Fisheries has al -' not want pink Salmon originally released. Department closed al that time, they had e- in Me South, when Grade 3 Rodney Atleo Kindergarten No lates more and more But the other hat of - qual time with the gillnetters are getting Christine Galpin Grade 3 Stan Sam No Absertees/No lates L located hatcheries, so SSRAA down the fishery at car I I Charles Williams Grade One Thomas Ta Grade 2 fish to the seine fleet. raised coho, chum and the hatchery fish usually fain times, to protect the gillnetters in the SHAs. sloe changed In the Julianne Frank Grade Two They want some fair chinook. The seiners gets into the "Special poor pink runs, and let e North. But so far they Linda Lambert Grade 2 Also, the SSRAA I I Magdalene Frank Grade Three A Thank You To: Harvest Area- in r seem to feel that two Consistent Effort principle of sharing to were more negative the In lot of hatchery fish go board is exploring a Edson Thomas Grade Four/Ave The following companies for supporting Sherri Cook Grade 6 our be spelled out, tor than positive about let where it was by unharvested. They new remote release site wrongs don't make a Jenny Johnson Grade Six/Seven school. Chuck Jules Grade 6 hatchery fish and wild SSRAA for two reasons: released. Of course,. stuck to their promise that will benefit mostly right. So far they are (Steady Progress) Noah Sea Products $250 Lorene Charleson - Grade 5 stocks (1) because of their these inlets are chosen that their first priority the seiners. Everyone is working toward fairness Natale Mark Grade Eight Tofino coop Andy Clappis Grade 5 5250 By 1986, when a lot suspicions about care fully so that the would be to protect wile conscious that SSRAA in their own association, Marla Jack Grade Nine L.A. Grocery $250 Trevor Cooler Grade 5 of hatchery fish were 'hatcheries, and (2) be- retuning hatchery fish stocks, even t there has to find a way to be even if they aren't get - Driftwood Ocean Vienne Lamb Grade 4 showing up, the gillnet- cause they benefitted will not be mixed up was lots of hatchery fish fair to everyone, so that Ling it elsewhere. Of CITIZENSHIP West Ind $250 Lordnda Campbell Grade 4 tars in Northern from SSRAA less than with any wild stocks at around. Seiners got to everyone will support course, it is very tempt - Certificate/$25.00 cheque Maq inns Hotel $250 Cora Martin Grade a Southeast got par- the trollers and gillnet- this point So we know it catch the hatchery fish the association. We all ing to take out (heir an- Margarita Frank Kindergarten Again thank you to these companies for the Sharon Toachie Grade 4 titularly upset. The Nor- ters. is ALL hatchery fish in the Special Harvest have more to gain by ger on the seiners in the Melissa Dick Grade One generous donation for the scholarships. them Southeast Do you mean when its gets to the Area, aver they were working together. South. A lot of fisher.- Charte Clappis Grade 3 Regional Aquaculture seiners caught less Special Harvest Area. separate from the wile So the glllneners men fish both areas, Nellie Ta - Grade 3 Association, NSRAA, hatchery fish than the Therefore, SSRAA stocks. This made the feel OK about unequal ;Since the licence is for Angel Campbell Grade 2 Angeline McCarthy Grade 2 (as opposed to the others? makes its own harvest seiners a lot more com- opportunity In Nor- all of Southeast. I just Silver Poet Award to be MY FEELINGS Southern Southeast No. Seinem actually plan for how the fish will tenable. They had been them Southeast, since hope the gillnetters can Athletic Achievement Regional Aquaculture average about the same be taken there. worried that fisheries on they get a better hold onto that feeling, Sherd Cook Grade 6 presented to ABOUT THE ELDERS Association, SSRAA) as the others, about The SSRAA board hatchery fish coud wipe shake In Southern and just keep fighting Chuck Jules Grade 6 had done tale in One -third the value of tried to figure out the Out wild stocks, during a Southeast? for harness in the North. Carol McCarthy Grade 5 Evangeline Tate The elders provided little ones; they are only Mack hatcheries, because the hatchery fish. But fairest way to plan the weak ran. Not really. It's hard for Otherwise, our assocla- Stephen Grade 6 Evangeline Tate, a appearances by actor us with the knowledge too eager to participate they were hesitant since they catch much fishery in the Special The third thing that them to support more lion will surer Andy Clappis Grade 5 resident of Ucluelet Tony Randall, comedian about our days being in something that is They about them. However, more of the wild stocks Harvest Area. The happened was that in benefits for the seinem Neal Lamb Grade 5 originally from Ditidaht. Bob Hope and many numbered. real it is The the ' state had two than the others, they board finally came up 1988 the seinem got Robert Flesh Grade 4 was recently Informed other celebrities. pleaded with us: elders tell us to hatcheries In Northern pay the most taxi with a bmula for a rota - back more in fish than LET'S BOOGIE!!! Charlie Clappis Grade 3 that she will tee posen- Poets registering for time you stood up and be proud; you're all that strong brad. Southeast, one in a Everybody pays three Ion fishery. Gillnetters they had paid in taxes. a Citizenship Awards led with a 1989 Silver the convention will have helped our is needed to make our gillnet area, and one in per cent of their get 48 hours; then there This made them feel S.U.N.S. is hosting Chuck Jules Grade 6 Poet Award a chance to win a grand Lion. children strong to go out There is a banter we a seine area. The WHOLE catch, so if you is a day of rest and then better. Even though Sherri Cook Grade 6 The award, presented prize of $15,000 or one and speak for themsel Potluck Dinner & Dance mu t all break life is yes mate's one clear catch more, you pay seinem get 24 hours. they had not done as Lorene Charleson Grade 5 by the publication of 12 cash prizes total- - in society. Dort hatchery success story more. So pay more The SSRAA board felt They Grade 5 too short to continue a cast yourself as a they well as the others, in Jessica Amos ',Nord of Poetry" Is an ing $35,000 in the con - (music by Derrick) of rejection. The was the Hidden Falls tax than the other this two for one el- had done well. Roy Roberts Grade 4 exclusive award lo version poetry contest. cycle \randy. You all have a tell us: 'Let us hatchery in the seine fishermen, in proportion locator formule was fair, So are the seiners of people coming Charte Clappis Grade 3 poets who have shown This promises to be eiders special gin we cold all honor together at any area It produced to the hatchery fish they because seiners catch now strong suppor- Debbie Jeffrey Grade 3 the confidence, still and er codling and reward- join share - ideas and new chance of celebration loo 422,000 fish, while only catch. more than twice as ters of SSRAA? home from Treatment Serena Charleson Grade 3 depth to express them- ing experience for corgi. If you speak reunite our culture'. your 80,000 return to the Some seiners feel much fish as gillnetters, Well, let's say most Nelle Ta Grade 3 salves in poetry. Evangeline. language, make They feel if youaou don? hatchery in the gillnet they should catch even when they have are no longer op- AUGUST 18/89 Angel Campbell Grade 2 Evangeline 0lill be she Is presently your own Indian songs. a chance give yourself I our eiders. area (1988 figures). The hatchery fish In proper- only half the time. ponents. There is still a Thomas Ta Grade 2 travelling o trying loo raise money for admire 6 P.M. review your culture, What gillnetters went to court ron to what they have, (Trollers 50 far catch sense that they benefit Service Awards Washington, D.C. to ac- her trip to Washington. to they say is true. who will? ' asdrg for some formula paid in taxes. But the their in the com- leas'. But the SSRMSSRAA Short Cook Grade 6 cep her award on Sep - Anyone who can help It's time we listened, Port Alberni You know, sometimes for laimess. trollers and gillnetters mort property fishery, board has done two David Ta Grade 5 tember 2nd at the fifth her financially will be teaching our children, we forget our cirole and So how did this of -' disagree. "I would be because they havon? things to try to make t Centre Angel Watts Grade 5 annual World of Poetry greatly appreciated. and sharing she beauty fact fishermen in learned how Friendship celebrate elsewhere - culture. the glad to pay more tae e I yet to more fair for them.a Contention. Evangeline Tate of our where our young ones Southern Southeast? could catch more fishr make the fish bite In the When seiners had to dance, $2.50 Congratulations for all the hard won. Good Coenemion will Bee 232, Admission are blind; they too iln- In Southern' declares one gillnetter. Special Harvest Area). bad season, the SSRAA lunch in the future and have a happy and sate be attended by poets B.C. by NANCY MORGAN Uoluelet, dale their idols. Give Southeast, the shoe A trotter remarks: "Since soSo did the SSRAA board changedme the No booze, no drugs holiday. fromThe about 30 countries VOR 3A0 I have Was almost on the other, the seiners take 82 per seiners keep feeling fishing time formula in Mrs. Haggard and will feature sweat them a chance - foot. Here, the SSRAA' cent of all the salmon, they were not getting the Specialo one Harvest For more info contact . fishermen ran success . u se .. a 4j' .. ..e..wPmt they would keep getting a fair deal with the Area to one to one. So Ron or Colleen at 724 -9666 r:üfi na1 20 RaS51ae-S4 loty 20,1eas Wayne Robinson & Esther Frank united in Marriage he was giving this gift in as the ladies danced Motel/Restaurant On June 10th family -CHAH -NULTH POST appreciation of the way around the hall and laid .51 NUU and friends of Wayne Robinson family their presents in front of Robinson and Esther that the SECONDARY SCHOLARSHIPS opens in Kyuquot welcome. Wayne and Esther. Frank joined the young made his feel of the The next morning Mr. Wayne's sister, At the end of this Nuu -shah -nullh students who have been registered In a post Visitors to Kyuquot from Ernst Reader couple for the happy was the first Amelia Campbell, also traditional wedding secondary program during the last school year and shall be returning now have a brad new NTC Economic Denton occasion of then wed- Corpore- ever customer for the made some generous ceremony Archie Frank to school this fall are invited to apply for the following scholarships. hotel and restaurant to Development ding in Ahousat. lion which resulted in restaurant as he en- presentations to Archie explained where the patronize. Performing the wed- songs the i a breakfast of and Irene Frank, to came from that Chris Jules officially getting twitting from yd ding ceremony was aa MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Wayne and to Esther, they used. The potlatch JOHN JACOBSON opened her business on First Citizen Fund shreddies. Father Frank Salmon. _ N., vie", songs were from his The building was So tar Chris' clientele / "her new sister". June 3rd. Joining the couple l 8 Rosenberg to a and siegiet, grandmother's side and Presented by the law firm Rosenberg The attractive cedar constructed by Chris has been mostly ceremonies Speaking program leading lo a law during the the Wahwahnahs songs student enrolled in law school or a university on Gage Construction and fishermen, campers, t for Amelia was Elmer building is located was Esther's maid of , . of $500. in and the local Thompson while' Brian carne from his father. school. One scholarship the point at Houpsilas it was completed yachters honor Dons Robinson, , :Chester caAgain, he thanked and has a fine view of early June kids coming in for their bridesmaids Gloria Jean I s Tate and Sam - i the everyone for heating danced prior to the fishing village At the official opening french fries. Frank, Matilda Frank . DEGRUCHY NORTON SCHOLARSHIPS restaurant is presentations. with the wedding and water at Wal- some traditional native The .- across the and Angie Robinson e 1 for attending dances were performed open daily from 7:30 h , Also presenting the this special the accounting firm of Degruchy Norton 8 Company to lets Cove and and Ilowergirts Brandee Presented by 10 p.m., for couple with occ.a.s.on. or business administration westwards towards Ac- and the guests were a.m. to and Terri Robinson. students enrolled in an accounting lunches. A Evelyn Marshall and For the rest of the of $500 each. his Island and the great served a meal courtesy breakfasts, Wayne's best man program. Two scholarships coffee and , ' Tim and Grace Sucher- evening the sounds of Pacific Ocean beyond. of the restaurant dinners or was his Harvey o e brother, A gifts was rock and roll tilled the ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP There are three sleep Visitors for the Ucca- homemade pes Robinson; the ushers -,-,5,, ' rim land. CHATWIN A .._. t. hall as Paul Robinson ing in the motel, son included the mayor Anyone wanting to sr Many other gifts were units were Peter Frank, WI wedding party. the nusic for Engineering to a student enrolled in an en- and and council from Zabel- make reservations for Mr. end Mra. Wayne Robinson with their given to the newlyweds Provided Presented by Chatwin each with two beds Arles and Danny Frank; the danCe. gineering program One scholarship of $500. a washroom. Rates are los, people from the motel can phone junior usher was Devin 332 -5317 brother, Peter v $45 a night. Separate Ookluge and Walters Chris at Robinson and the teems and speeches of the floor. It was to be oldest CHATEAU GRANVILLE SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Eric (home). Frank, $280. services include Cove and Den The motel and nngbearer was Shawn some native dances used in a 'lopatï from Webster then showers for visiting hoff from the B.C. Mini- restaurant phone will be Frank were for the the Frank longboats.. Peter Presented by the Chateau Granville Hotel to a student registered in performed native A campers and fishermen, stry of Native Affairs. installed in September Following the entertainment of the Archie Frank explained spoke in his a hospitality management program. One scholarship of $500. First number will language on behalf of and a coin-operated representing the and the be ceremonies a wedding guests, including the that the topazi was not laundromat. North Is- Citizens Fund. 335 -5306. leave their longhouse Russell Robinson. Rus- -NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL banquet ) and reception Ouiqualthla (sparrow to NUU -CHAH sell, as head of the land College also has was held al the Thun dance) and the Wan- and that it was always EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP family, thanked Archie space in the building. derbird Hall. wahnahs dancers with maintained through the Tribute to our Mothers whose birthdays for his daughter and e In the center of the The newlyweds and the Frank family. John ladies of the family. The Presented by the NTC Pension Fund to a student enrolled in a were In May 10 and 24. that as she is now building is the res- their attendants were and David Frank then guests were called up said program leading to a teaching degree. One scholarship of $500. of the Robinson tamed where Chris and Cecelia John and Odella Saxey Joe pined at the head table did a sea serpent dance and given a spear to Part family, 'don't worry her daughters serve up by Wayne's mother, El- Archie Frank paid throw at the seal. The NUU -CHAH -NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL and your daughter delicious home -cooked sie Robinson; his of the people who one who hit the heart of about SCHOLARSHIP She was a red rose sweet among the thorns all the Robinson GENERAL meals. bother, Russell Robin- helped with the wedding the seal would win a because of life, lankly will all look after Chris has had lots of son; Esther's parents, feast. e prize. Elsie Robinson Presented by the NTC Pension Fund to a student enrolled in a post- Blooming so sell and full admisl the storms her." experience cooking for Archie and Irene Frank Archie and Irene came closest to the secondary program. One scholarship of $500. and strife. - of the guests has put and she won the Some people, as she Overcoming with all of her struggling and toll, and her grandmother, Frank,. along with Es- heart also expressed their - NUU -CHAH -NULTH HEALTH BOARD up boarders at her Removing the rough stones and preparing her Ada David. Cher, were then joined prize. family happiness of being in home for years, as well soil. Cliff Allen was the with members of their The Robinson SCHOLARSHIPS showed their Are- oiled to the occasion. as raising a family of She gave Other strength in our time of need master of ceremonies family in a large dugout then from having Es- Frank Brown en- nine children. A garden of love she sowed with each seed. for the evening and he canoe, and in this way precialion at Presented by the Nuu chah Nulth Health Board to two students family. Bella Bella presented n was through her lives with her sunshine introduced the head they gave their daughter then join their rolled in Post Secondary programs in the health /medical field. Two She nurtured our Robinson with a experience with table and gave his con- over to the Robinson Wayne and his brother, RUSSO scholarships of $500. smile painted with four boarders that Chris gol mile. gratulatbns to Wayne family. Gerald, performed Res- Paddle and her silver tears shed along each crests of the Heats* . the idea of a motel and car Acarved wooden seal sell Robinson. dance, USMA NUU -CHAH -NULTH SCHOLARSHIP Always her gentle hands caressing us with and Esther. Nation on il. Frank said restaurant. as she says, love After a number of was placed in the center and they gave Esther's Presented by the USMA Nuu- chah -nulth Program toe student in a 'sometimes the Guiding us on the path to the Kingdom above. program leading to a degree in aria' work. One scholarship of boarders felt that they Now a faded flower, Mother, treasure so dear, $500. were imposing on our your ram perfume surrounds, lingers forever ä .. -... family life.' near 3a' ao, Apply a writing to the Nuu -Chan -Nuhh Tribal Council, Box 1383, She got some advice Kate,' Wayne and bona Robinson performing Rus- Port Alberni, B.C., VOY 7142. The application should include: on funding proposals sell Robinson* see serpent Pan. -name, address, phone number and other relevant personal data. -scholarship applying tor. and letter of acceptance for the next -copy of school transcripts a ° school year. -a short essay about the importance of education for the Nuu - Nnt,.. 4.77."-"--. chah -nuns and Now your Onto will be used in the suture. APPLICATION DEADLINE OF AUGUST 25,1989

BICYCLE SAFETY - '10q*. &mobs can be great fun, but only If they are used with safety in a mind. B.C. Tel offers several items tree of charge to promote bicycle LI eatery: Bicycle Safety brochures: outlines safety tips and glues simple Instructions on taking Care of your bike. vo. Reflective decals: increase night -time visibility eta tyke rider. "Sea and Be Seen" video: a video about bike safety to ban out to communities on a lintmame, first -serve basis. safety presentations with the video Also the RCMP will make bicycle Sam Chaster and Brian Tate dance prior to Amelia Campbell giving away in your It you request one. Call your local RCMP for further community The bride le being given away to the Robinson family. money et the wadding bast. Information I like to wish NUU -CHAH -NULTH Harry would I dedicate this poem to my son Happy Birthday to Donna HUMAN SERVICES CORE TRAINING tie -whose birthday is July 21 Louie July 12, Kathy i CLASSIFIEDS TEACHING TEAM Mundy Job 16, Jay Miller July 20, Val Cates July 20, Brian Mundy July 21, FOR SALE My Son Grace Touchie July 26, Carvings, jewellery from Do you have knowledge and experience In Health 8 Human Ser- Bev Johnson July 26. And Announcement vices? I could say something like mammoth & mastadon a very special Happy TO ALL TSESHAHT MEMBERS: Do you enjoy teaching? `We did it rey son" - tusks, ivory, whale Birthday to our Dad on We are in need of new addresses to up-. We are interested in hearing from you. But what you've accomplished teeth, homs, animal August 11, 1989. Dave you WHAT: done by just one. r$4 teeth and claws, etc., date our Band list. If have moved recently Was Haipee we be 64 years The Health Board s', abalone inlay. Looking please give us your address, we cannot con- & USMA are planning a Core Training old. Lave from Mark, Dar- tactss you unless we know your mailing ad- program for Health & Human Services workers. We are look- In the miles you've covered lens. Christine and Mary for mammoth -& mas- dress. This is also a concern of our member- ing for experienced Nuu- chah-nulih people who have com- On life's long road Lou Klotz. talon tusks ' at a - murkly work experience in health 8 human worked so hard Happy birthday to the reasonable price. Con- ship clerk as she has been looking for Band services (counsell- You've ing, community development, personal awareness.) a heavy load. following: My nephew tact Rose Elsie John, Members for entitlement, new additions, etc. And lightened TOPICS: Tobias July 4th, I No 141, 720 - 6th St, If you register your children with the NTC Williams on July The topics for the Training program include: So much you've carried Donald C Wa New Westminster, B.C., Membership Clerk that is for status only, not - Marlene Wil- uYi' awls[ _ _ _ Personal Awareness niece It AIl by yourself my son! alh, my V3L 3C5. Ph. (604) for Band Membership. inca on July 9th, Johnny would like to say to Community Development But it was with healing self CONGRATULATIONS - We congratulations 590.8158 Phone (604) 724 -1225 July f luny. won. Williams on my baby sister Phyllis on her marriage to Arnold Shaw. We wish Teamwork That your pride was on July TSESHAHT BAND Peter Robinson the very best In the years to come. Love from Mark, Darlene, Basic Counselling Skills July, Roberta Manin on P.O. Box 1218 Administration/ Communication you for the days Of happiness Christina and Mary Lou Klotz. FOR SALE Thank July 15th, my niece Kath- Port Alberni, B.C. POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Thank you for being you - ken Brown on Ju" 16th, All kinds of native ells & V9Y 7M1 8 Several positions may be available. The time commitment will I stand back now and smile Ken Brown Sr. on July crafts by : Charlie be approximately Two Weeks per month. And believe in all you do. 16th. Uncle Larry Curley Arnold Shaw & Phyllis Haipee Caroline Mickey. Totem on July 17th. Uncle poles 8 carvings; QUALIFICATIONS: Previous training and teaching experience Happy birthday Harry! Winston Curley on July beadwork, dorms, cedar JOB OPPORTUNITY as a co- teacher or Married at Ittattsoo facilitator: experience in health 8 human knowledge You did ftl! 23rd, Desmond Tom on bark basketry. Contact service; and Auntie ender experience in one or more of the topics, ability to work Love Mum 8 Joe (8 Dusty) July 28th, Arnold Shaw and Phyllis Haipee were married on June 3rd at the Me Hesquiaht Band Chatherine Frank on Jury The Pod Albemi Friendship Center requires as a team member; native language would be an asset. r. Ucluelet Band Complex. In this group photo are, from left to right, Office, P.O. Box 2000, 29th. From Carol Tom. a Janitor/Maintenance person to clean and HOW TO APPLY: Dave Haipee, Jacqueline Dennis (bridesmaid), Darlene Klotz (maid of Torino, B.C. VOR -2Z0, maintain the PAFC facilities and grounds. Apply in writing to: honor), Klotz (il0wergir), Phyllis, Arnold, his lather Joe Shaw or phone Campbell Christina Will work under the direction of the Execu- Debbie Foxcrott Simon Read daughter Ashley Gloria Sophie Shaw (born March 0th), Al River Radlo- Hesquiaht holding their tive Director. Must be self- motivated and re- USMA NUU -CHAR -NULTH NUU -CHAR -NULTH Knighton (best man), and Ed Johnson (usher), missing from picture is Boat Basin 98077. quire very little supervision. Experience in P.O. Box 1099 Suite 15, 4511 Gertrude mother of the bride Molly Haipee. AIX the Janitorial/Maintenance work essential. Pon Alberni, BC VOY 7L9 Port Alberni, BC V9Y 6J9 The married couple would like to extend a thank you to the following licence Must be bondable. Drivers and own Deadline date: September 1, 1989 people: Ann Bob and the rest of her family for performing the Alex Antoine transportation an asset ceremony, Molly Haipee, Dave Haipee, Darlene and Mark Klotz for will do yam work Must be wiling to work flexible hours. baking and decorating cakes, Maureen Dennis, Jose and Jacqueline HELP WANTED (excellent at r.) Deadline: August 4, 1989 Dennis, Pearl and Cecelia Touche for decorating, Sheila TOU0hie, Ray Address: Stan Date: August 14, 1989 Haipee for video -taping, Joe Shaw, Donna Johnson for helping Arnold, o,n Child Welfare Social Worker Position 3633 Apt. 7 Please send resumes to: Program and to all our relatives who travelled from Neah Bay, Nanaino, USMA Nuu- chah -nulth Family 8 Child Services 4th Ave. Pon Albemi Friendship Center Ladysmith, Nana., Port Albemi, Pacheena Bay and our relatives 3555 Fourth Avenue Pon Alberni, B.C. on the west coast of from here in Ucluelet. Pon Alberni, B.C. A large progressive native organization located V9Y 4H5 Island is seeking a Social Worker for a new native Family VOY 4H3 Vancouver and Child Services Program. I Leave message for The successful applicant must be familiar with native culture values, ELDERS POTLUCK DINNER Karen or Alex regarding be self -motivated and have a dynamic personality. com- ti this ad at 723 -9306. Responsibilities include: Consultation with bands around The Elders Potluck their mother, Mane Special thanks to munity development with a focus on prevention of child abuse and Dinner was Abraham. held at The west Chief Shewish and his. neglect. Investigations of reports of child abuse and neglect. Super- Somass Hall at 6:00 coast Opetchesaht d dan- people for letting the vising a caseload of Children in Care. Developing Child Care p.m. on June 23, 1989. -' J cers and singers put on Banal Community use EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY resources and programs. Liaison with outside agencies. . It was put on by the a wonderful show. The the Somass Hall for this John B. Watts and Ann Mack were mauled on July 1st In Port Albeml. Economic Development Officer- Trainee Qualifications: Preferably native Indian with M.S.W., B.S.W. or Baba Commonly. The young men sang with I John is the sons of the late John Watts sr. and Anita shieclnk and Ann is even. hope the people An open competition for all Nuu shah -mlth members to identify a have extensive related experence. Knowledge of Provincial Family hall was neatly the daughter of Mark and Nancy Mack. Congratu")tlons John and Ann. the elders. It was gond understand that we atl- suitably qualified individual who will be trained in economic develop- and Child Services Act. Previous experience in the field of sexual decorated with lots of to see the young people mire, respect, and ment. skills, proposal and report abuse would be an asset. Administrative abuse colorful flowers. The el- participate with great In- cherish the elders. They The successful candidate will be a Grade 12 graduate with a keen writing and preparing budgets. Coud experience. Experience in cers sat at the head latest for their culture. are still the best desire to meet the public; assist with development of ideas into mean- planning, developing and implementing programs. table near the stage. Thanks to Nancy teachers in this life. ingful employment opportunities and is sec- motivated. Successful applicant will be based out of Pon Alberni, however posi- .r The ta hall wasn't filled to Morgan who made most They have lived longer Dulles Include: to be based out of the NTC officeoNco in Pon Alberni. tion requires extensive travel by road and air. . capacity, but there was of the colorful beaded and they know more - to work under the direction of the Menenger and economic The successful applicant must provide references and a criminal a pleasant amount of leathered hair -ties. about everything. development officers. check. people that attended. It Everyone enjoyed Marie Abraham to work with individuals, Band Councils and business represen- Deadline is August 18, 1989. Submit resume and references to: ) )B ialK1 was - eat " r'rrB lll: a friendly and com- receiving this gift that tatives in identifying, developing and implementing economic projects. USMA Nuu- shah -nulth Family 8 Child Services Program _ are fortable dinner. Thanks meant a lot. Riel and - isto become familiar with various funding departments and make Box 1099, Port Alberni, B.C. . to Riel and Elizabeth Elizabeth Aubichon submission to them. V9Y 7L9 Aubichon, they de gave chief Shewish travels to and monitorsn projects. the evening friendly - for their log cabin lamp. - prepares statisticalcco and financial reports. UCHUCKLESAHT BAND everyone. Chief The Chief looked very will co- ordinate community meetings. Rewires a person for two 1/4 time Shewish made ea pleased to receive this Welcome Back! A void drivers licence and continuous access to a vehicle is a pre- positions: speech to welcome For Rent gift. requisite. 1. Community Health Representative. everyone there. The Pod Alberni i` Marie Abraham gave Salary will be based upon experience and qualifications. 2. Social Assistance Worker. After dinner there was would like to says a¡ Friendship Center has elder Louise Roberts a We Application deadline: when suitable applicants are identified. Some experience necessary and training o 1 entertainment and gifts welcome back to our Hall, Kitchen and Meet- s doll dressed in a west Apply in writing with cover letter and detailed resume to: available. given to the elders and from Japan. ing room space avail- coast dancing outfit. friend MANAGER Send resume to: Ille m le. Rebecca Ryataro Katsura was at reasonable P P The outfit was made Nuu- ehah -nutth Economic Development Corporation able Uchuckleseht Band R'st4 Abraham and Roberta with black se. here over 18 years ago. P.O. Box 1384 rates. For more informa- 1 I tel and Box 157, Bain danced to He will return with his call Cindy Lucas or the quips. Many other gifts Pon Alberni, B.C. lion, Port Alberni, B.C., VOY 71,17. . taped wife and two sons. at 723- drumbeats d the were given to the eiders V9Y 7M2 Danny Samuel Phone: 724 -1832 for more information. ge e Dave Haipee and . Cree Sin- and the people. Good Telephone Inquiries: 724 -3131 8281. Closing date: July 28, 1989. Joined In marriage at Tin -Wile on June nth este Colleen Thomas, \ gers. Their ancy dance speeches were made the Klotz family daughter of Larry and Joan Thomas andKehh Clark, son of Hugh") and outfits were made by Ucluelet, B.C. Margaret Clark during the gift giving. ll Unle- mrldur

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or DICK IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR SON In Memory of Daryl Cory deGoesbriand í .{l - "' , 4 15, 1963 - July 17, 1988 n e AND BROTHER, THOMAS KEITH. January 4%rt , WHO PASSED AWAY MAY 29, 1988 Twelve cycles of the moon have past t And in that time / LIFE WAS 'h{ JUST WHEN YOUR We have missed seeing your smile. BRIGHTEST, Your Spirit we have felt, 1; BEST, JUST WHEN YOUR YEARS WERE You feel so secure, THIS WORLD YOU WERE CALLED FROM You feel so content. OF SORROW You are the colors in our rainbow, TO THE HOME OF ETERNAL REST. Shining over, reflecting. OUR LIPS CANNOT TELL HOW WE MISS Shining with forbearance, YOU, Shining with Grandpa. OUR HEARTS CANNOT TELL WHAT TO We love you, SAS ", And remember. GOD ALONE KNOWS HOW WE MISS Please watch over us YOU, As the circle of life continues. IN A HOME THAT IS LONESOME TODAY. The beginning links with the close. YOU ARE GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN, Duane, Ivan and Scotty. XOX Aunty Carol, DAY, át AND, AS DAWNS ANOTHER .- IN OUR LONELY HOURS OF THINKING THOUGHTS OF YOU ARE ALWAYS NEAR. DAYS OF SADNESS WILL COME OVER US, Happy Birthday MANY THINK THE WOULD IS HEALED, Happy 6th birthday to Happy belated birthdays I would like to wish A very happy birthday BUT THEY LITTLE KNOW THE SORROW, my to my nephew Pete John Jr. to Justin Tatoosh on June niece a happy 12th our brother Raymond HEARTS CONCEAL. THAT OUR -June 11, 1989. 10, June "Spoon" on June birthday, to Cherie Char - Haipee. He'll be 37 years MISSED AND ALWAYS WILL BE Happy birthday to Auntie 17, Crystal Fred on June leson, on August 25th. old. Love from Mark, Dar- REMEMBERED AND LOVED. Martha David on June 11, 21, and "Suds" Soderlund From your Uncle Larry. lene, Christina and Mary MOM, DAD, BROTHERS AND SISTERS 1989. From your niece that on June 27. From John, Lou Klotz. works with you at Tin -Wis. Ann and Phillip. Guess!! Happy birthday to Alysia Happy birthday to little Martin on June 22. Happy Victim No More nan David on June 10, 18th brithday to my son more to Peter Drake Jr. on July. 1989 and many I sit here silently come. From your relation Love, Mom. affirming my sanity and strength 'UR birthday to Carol John. Happy Now and again stopping to Happy brithday to Roberta Martin on July 15. puff on my cigarette I catch Seraphone Charleson July From you family. my reflection in the large 22. Love Tyler. Happy 22nd anniversary Happy birthday to Marla on June 17 to Archie and mirror that covers 3 (July 24) and Josie Thompson. From most of my "new" apartments' wall IN Charleson Mom and Mary (August 4). your family. "Life is a mystery I .á. .tij Love April, Al & Tyler. Happy 1st birthday to everyone must stand alone" 1, We would like to wish our son Tyler on June 8. a N. song on the radio triggers s our family members at Love Mom and Dad. hope and the desire to live home Happy Birthday from "It's like a dream I I Sunny South Caroline: no end and no beginning" to Happy birthday ur As the voice within continues Grandpa Reggie, July 31? to reassure my being . We love you and Gran I feel very much. We miss you. alone A warm feeling comes over All our love Kath, Jimmy, _ me Crystal and Jeanie, as the winds cool Dominick and Polly De- s<-- - breeze fills my "new" apartment Bari. The spirit of my native ancestors Happy birthday to our send me a comforting song sisters, June 14 and 16, through the wind in the trees just Lana and Sugar. Please outside my door write us. Love Kath, Jim, I look at the telephone Crystal and Jeanie. with a deep sigh I smile Happy birthday to Uncle À at Jack on July 31. And Un- all the beautiful warm Tyson Seltcher, Happy 19th Birthday to We'd like to welcome Seymour on 6. We faces that flash in my minds eye cle Charlie July my number one uncle. I who we're more than proud to call our nephew, I not love you. Send us some hope you am alone born on June 15, 1989 at 10:43 p.m. at Tofino, 7 love you and pictures. Love Kathy, a good day. Love I am safe and protected 1 all your aunties & uncles up & have lbs. oz From Jimmy, Crystal and Jeanie. My little girl can live Island. Nell. down the Happy birthday to our knowing that the tears to Granny Ida in June. Love Happy birthday Mom, that flood my eyes Grandma Irene Thomas on A You Kathy, Jim, Crystal, and call on the Great Spirit Thank July 10th. Love your sons, with us the Jeanie. to be with me at this time John and Glenda stayed Happy birthday to our daughters & (: weeks. There is no coincidence . Frank would like to whole two cousin Kaylynn Polly Atleo. grandchildren. Dad on in my world thank people of Ahousat Thanks to the Doctors Write to us. Love Kath, Happy birthday that helped us out while Lerininan, Johnston, Jim, Crystal and Jeanie. July 6th. Love you lots, There is a very good reason love Derrick, Darren, I with we were in Vancouver. Cleave. Thanks to Also thank you Uncle am to sit here Deanna, Elwood, Ida. myself and reflect had a Ahousat Athletic Club, Ron Hamilton, Uncle Doug 1 Our daughter Happy Charity Bingo, Ahousat Robinson, Grandpa Reg To Chazz: Another deep sigh, another smile lepheractomy (removed birthday on July 6th Youth Council. Thank David and Grandpa Ernie I am alive, healing, growing, loving, left kidney). sweetheart. I love you. Chester for posing for our learning, laughing We would especially you very much, Love Laura. r Uncle Bern Cummins so I am in control. like to thank Dan and , John & Glenda Frank we could have some pic- Victim No More. Trudy who I would like to wish my Carol Edgar, tures of you guys! We love "big bro Herbie" a happy By J'net August you. Kath, Jim, Crystal, Happy birthday to our 22nd birthday on July I dedicate the above poem to all my fel- and Jeanie. , baby Camille Frank who 13th. l'lI always be there Happy 19th birthday to Happy 2nd birthday to low brothers and sisters who too, are sur- two on July 28. for you bro! Lots of love my sister Cathy Tom on will be Jamie. Love Al, April and vivors of sexual abuse! Mom & Dad. "your baby sis, Ruby." July 14th. Love from Carol. tyler.