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Turtle't, I m Jc 'CdItJ Okarahsonha kenh Onkwehonwene Six Nations of the Grand River Wednesaay vutu°f_'3J3 . / L, -7. -t, y17 FNGA, fiscal act, bills may e0_liC' > lo4 L: .t...... 4 p - .*.s 1/_a m t.K resurface under Paul 1. 0- 1 I - - -anew- ' Martin's leadership -4.1 = :a. By Lynda Powless : - : Editor ,. OTTAWA- Six Nations Band Council members are in Ottawa this week watching and waiting to see if the House of A 7 °7 #7.* AP Commons will rise, prorogue or dismiss in early November and depending on which avenue it chooses, three bills affect- . r ing aboriginal lands, financial affairs and governance may ¡' J. either die or simply be put on hold until the new year and under a newLiberal leader. r I tÿ1 ; Minister of Indian Affairs Robert it into the House of Commons, but Nault says he doesn't expect the that doesn't kill the act, just this current version of the First Nations version of it, says Alistar Mullin , t I` - .%y Governance Act, Bill C -7 to make I (Continued on page 5) r Six Nations Cops charged in ó t L . ;: l wy t , _ , two old E year eviction attempt :_ ,..4., By Lynda Powless -.k_-. zez,z- ..t / .. Editor ! .I/1ir/ . t::-:r Three Six Nations Police officers and a housing are r manager facing Six Nations Veterans' Association heldr their annual Remembrance Day service at the Ohsweken cenotaph criminal charges after a justice of the peace signed charges against Sunday. The parade marched from the community hall to Veterans' Park where wreaths were placed in memory them following a closed door hearing last Wednesday in a Brantford of Six Nations veterans. ArtSmith placed a wreath in memory of those that served in the Persian Gulf Nina court. Burnham for the Ladies Auxiliary and John Farmer for Second World War veterans. Families placed wreaths in I The hearing, known as a pre -enquete came as a result of a private memory of their loved ones. The services are held in the milder weather of October because of the age of most of complaint laid by Arnold Douglas. Douglas had been involved in an the Six Nations veterans. (More back page. Photo by Jim C. Powless) altercation with the officers that broke out during an attempt to evict him from his Mohawk Road home two years ago. Red Hill Creek Agreement may be near (Continued on page 6) could see joint stewardship of the Valley Our Sundae Best Inside HAMILTON- While city of allow limited work Every Day on the Red Hill been cut, but protesters at the Red Hamilton f Local 2 officials are hopeful an Creek Expressway to get underway Hill Valley encampment said some agreement may soon be reached cutting of about 255 trees was city workers had been on site mark- Editorial 4 2 for with negotiators for the Six expected to begin this week. ing trees. Now. One toonie geu lave delicious M(Uonaid's sundaes. and we're ready to serve up your favourite flavour - Mt fudge. suawberry Or caramel. Nations Confederacy that will Tuesday morning no trees had The trees are expected to be cut in Sports 8 sn rome on in today and enjoy our sundae best! the coming days. National 15 The trees being cut are maple the Man charged after running majority are less than 30 centime- i Careers 16 ' k tres in diametre and are being cut Classified 18 "amok" attacks four men near Mud Street to allow a Mount Albino Road detour and realign- Business Directory 19 r A Six Nations man is facing a series of charges including aggravated ment. The detour will allow the city f This Issue: assault charges after four men were attacked by what is believed to have been a "bat" wielding man who chased their car, ramming it in the rear to bring in equipment to test bore Don't digs for bridge footings. tz end down Fifth Line from Tuscarora Road to Seneca Road early Sunday , . m. Forget morning. Chris Murray project manager city with Sunday 282 Argyle St., Caledonia Six Nations police said the spree apparently began at about midnight on for the met Confederacy turn Caledonia Restaurant Saturday night when two men were found driving through Veterans' Park officials at Grand River and Training Friday. in Ohsweken with their lights off. Sgt Rocki Smith said the two men told Employment those o 2003 McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited. Nations Confederacy For the exclusive use of McDonald's Restaurants of police they were being chased by someone in another vehicle. The Six clocks Canada Limited and its franchisees. At participating a negotiat- McDonald's Restaurants in Ontario. For a limited time Police said at about 5:01 a.m. police were called to the Moccasin Trail appointed four member only. Valid only after breakfast hours to restaurant clos- ing time. (Continued on 2) back! (Continued on page 2) page

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a t. t l rep .re. 3lYr.}asai,)' 70 Y 4 I 1 I . 7 1 Y 1 / October,22, 2003 2 /( C Local October 22, 2003 3 Red Hill Creek Valley Expressway tree cutting to begin soon, agreement coming Royal Bank helps out Agape Food Bank (Continued from frs And prat W gather Band Council Briefs ingofa m ( 1¡ I-+- The six Nations Confederacy g, hunornsand itime tat." Band council receives funds appointed a four member negotias Murray how. an agree. Y fn Six Nations Band Council has received S1,850.000 in funding for the tog team Ns h 'flw meat would henready lor 11..E Grand River Employment and Training eonstru.on prof, The money made upo of lawyer Paul an by ci ocil and the hen'di- }. as applied for by GREAT w help onsetoffset coca for their new building. rWilliams a and members Brian ary chiefs in obis war Finance director T Dame, said Ile funds are being reported as rev - Doolittle. dy Henry and t Meanwhile' he said preparatory cnue tothelfeaoltasaROwlMwgh.Aa revenue de band council may Donna Silversmith. FjN sank for the 5200mil. have the °pion of charging an Administrator fee to GREAT Imam.. The ring. Mundy said dealt lironexpressway will carry °a J- ing the dollars. However. public relations officer soon Cavan had not with issues ranging from burial and Trees Ming c new Mau of - responded to Turtle Island News quenims on the Gene urby press archeological sites to the Bather.concerns and environment. 'me. Cavan was asked if the band was going to charge GREAT an m of a valley stewardship baiah-rd d« hrad. " . homo., fee Imo Thursday, almost a week ago. He said he is still that would representatives in., NomN crtM.bcst time. M sail. p o Ming for an answer to the question. from Sit Nations Confederacy. the .fore winter sea in and wildlife Everything was OM al IF. Ases.. camp 2hesdar morning. Finance company can repossess city of Hamilton cnvMonmenalis s experts have said the city only has Nan 44.000 cacee to make way for fled in the near future. Bard council passed a bad council resolution giving permission to moll window of mtge..ry to tbecxpressway. He says .e "natives" arc hank Qua Capital Corporation to come onto the reserve to repossess e com- cut trees lo make a minimum A handful of "n the city Is attempting to erect ana. pact roller if Ronald 1. Vanevery owner of R.1. Construction defaults on te. imp:c on ring flying squirrels o luna t these. Six Nations y fores aroundand future work his loan. The request from W finance company, band council oOie Balky. Confederacy Roy i had asked ana. Heew s Ile work is making Robert. Jamieson Is a stad ard request. However, councillor Dave Hill A handrail of protesters. any Inc small group r e hark t people . How Turtle said he had cancan about hew the move affected "our rights. We're Hamilton reside.. remain nthe Six Nations Grand e Rive and Island New a. unable to on fine always saying the province or anyone doesn't have juidiction here so Red Hill Creek Valley. They have Ming sacred fire with them if the ao with any Six Nations how does dais affect our righa: told him "I hear people caring barn amend out me Augurs and they chose Mmr reside, who could not be found all the eme they h going to charge people with trespassing. Here are plan o build a wooden langhouse But they have refused m on granting permission. They're recognizing our rights." she said. to provide shelter. They rah Meadúk Onondaga Royanni Minor capital allocation have already cut trees to build the Murray says the city may use the Arnold General has commented Six Nations had council has allocated $1,483,812 in minor capital coton injunction received onth '.here nothing cama funds from Indian and Norther Affairs Canada fa red 2004 -2005 year sTteday morning m rien will e+ remove natives' from the on g' but admits be did tat u', Environmental Management $óR00% bend administration w . sleeping when Turtle Island News «nd the last tConfederacy Royal Bank Manager Elaine dickers a cheque $500 In Dan and Linda of Me Agape presented for Haolirrl. me ve 5141,000, housing, 5302,812, Public Works, $500,000 mere! visited the site. No signs of con- 'Hamilton resident, David Heasley Council meetings where the ago. Food Bank, The food bank services an calm., /.1a0 c. on 5350,000 and the fire department $130,000. The fire department Prorate,. and Hamilton resident T d Damian° was ceding the avoue. v city workers could be who has he. a vocal opponent of team nude report to council m E A GOOBER Tickers emphasizes, lut together Sitting in r o0ice. kickers said, will be purchasing a new pumper with their funds. ft isn't known what Tuesday morning. He ays She expressway will he n ex. the expressway says he down[ nits progress. for . part of go r writer the Thanksgiving dinner the RBC will begin selling 52, raf- the rest of the departments will M using the funds for. Turtle Island the camp by s The city is expected to cut more believe any agreement will be rati- right through protester's a(Ph Edna Coder) Blue skies and bright sunshine besides selling the $2 raffle tickets fle tickets sometime Novemberm News asked public relations offiofficer Seel Cavan last Thursday for a greeted the recipients of $500 to is clients. The draw, Tickers era Christinaeainner basket anda breakdown on what the minor capital projeta arc Cavan said he is still Man charged after cars rammed and four men attacked donation. adds, was held W Friday. ...Christmas basket. awaiting an answer to lMquestions.eln previous years Six Minions band fhortnnuedfromfront) across the n of the home. fromfr the head. his door to get out a man from the were all taken m Brantford General Elaine Tickers of the RBC Royal Smiling cheerfully, she said, the She said the bank holds three camail would peer.. pan n capital propels with a break. home of one of the two men h the Police found s licence plate The man told police he was in the truck attacked him with what was Hospital and treated. The driver Bank OM1Sweken, branch presented winner was June MacDougall of yearly raffles. v back- to-scMwl as down on what each department was planning to do with the dollars. earlierpark incident who had found belonging to a vehicle in the drive- . M1 Nree other men when eicer a hammer or a bar was found at his home. - on Oct. 16 donation cheque for Si. Nations. well as at Thanksgiving and The Unknown Donation: o vehicle, in his driveway had ay. truck began m en Mg Ikh Chi Ile said he was stuck in the head Police found a each matching the $500 to Dan and Linda Doolittle of Doolittle said he tar the need for Ch time. Six Nations Band Council's donation committee has approved ak on been rammed by an CO.,). AI 5:21 arm. police found a ca cleat about Macarora Road. v just . he w. getting out of the de6Cnplion on Mohawk Rod- at the Agape Food Bank. n food bank about seven years., ago The of IM RBC. m attend somewhere. want to see any to he Police said a Cadillac Seville had parked along the side of Pi. Line Ile said the truck chased them and vehicle. A passenger Idol to same Fourth zinc that bbad been salon Doolittle, pastor of the hrecoW .cause Ney didn't k rise what them vm or who person or the cache. hungry at Six Nations. and support been rammed from rear end ana Rod near Seneca Rod with blood ramm. into Nam all the way to to his assistance and was also hit. fire. Six Nations on Fourth Line children lacu varumrm cos is ave Camas ard about the approval«« motu finance mama Leaning on his walker, he sad. a of the community" and pushed through the door of the in the vehicle but no one nearby. Seneca Roid where they stow. Police said when two men in the . Police said one of the victims. rec- Rd., just outside of Ohm,. W "B pan Oct., lath The donation cans from the community's art fund inter- said the registered them. has been not just a business:' she says. in details house garage and a second cm a The vehicle didn't appear m be their vehicle in an attempt to see back seat jumped our of the vehicle °shed the assailant. Agape Pad Bantu local- list of est dollars Past band council's approved donations public with at the the on a increase," and now Bank has dammed to hum Scott Cavan Dodge. had been rammed in the stolen. Police said they found a why they were Ming chased.. they were also hit in the head by Charged in connection ith she ed back of church. "stedy Rod provided during finance men.. Pblar relations officer s Doolittle for about IS includes families, angle parent ber of local organizations andr reared and pushed diagonally man walking on the rod bleeding Police said ohm the man open. the bat or hammer wielding racks Rory Scan (knee.. pastor was all awaiting an answer at press Info rot General has been awns. w raid the donation came at families and senios. essom Sgt RMI Smith said the other aggravated assault, assault with a the right dent' because the As a slight frown appears on his three insured men were found in More charges arc pending. church's furnace needs to be brow, he senses, the food bank The he said, has 1,500 and 'they'... different Imam . one had been Counterfeit kills found replaced. home. Jena nucalg.td and was found laying Six Nations pore art wearing: in was ...timed last year.' take anymore off- territory people. Although, status natives, Doolittle on W groan« at a many orb.- - particular Frowning slightly, Doolittle stress- store owners, to watch (¡61fl6BNH domed house, another was found for counterfeit 520 pills being es, the church needs about 12,000 adds, are still being accepted. long -Term Care/Home and Community Care a new The food he said, has reg. walking oa Seneca Rod:. also' passed at local stores. Pollee Said more to buy furnace bank 5E5ECfll from Hamilton bleeding from the head. The men 1M Mils are the older S20 b ills Elaine Tickers of Six Nations tared clients I Professional Services manager of the Ohsweken branch Maroc and tinker Point. has now moved to a of Ne RISC said the branch and . Most of the food banks supplies employees are encouraged to P.- he said, comes from Toronto tw dipate in the community in which Mal business Mouse food Cane. WE SEE YOUR NEED FOR LIFE - Ney live. aen'i as productive. MEW_EW O`veAT OW INSURANCE GROWING EVERY DAY. Smiling brightly, Linkers said, the Smiling, the dark -haired man, sari from the Agape Food Bank is open EXPERIENCE WE LIVE- WHERE YOU LIVE: money for the donation came We may now service you e chou. the hank. "The bank, Mondays and Thursdays from 4,'0c

. People receive a at adds, is Mart the intermediary to 2 pm. Preshe between the bank's clients and the packard bag of grrceries, but the THE CULTURE shin:' can help themselves to "the floe 1721 Chiefswood Road f the bank, they need:' of Iroquois Plaza The employees yards to become parks? CELEBRATE NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE __, (Please use corner door beside T -N -T) School MONTH AT SENECA NIAGARA CASINO I Six Nations and Council is p the bit y of turning closed school yards around the communi, i c.amu4Y k-. Professional Services Secretary/Receptionist- Lynn Leroy ranww . JOIN US 15 WE PRESENT THE NIUDCIIOS /UNIS rI¡aw e..s w p.w rv. l0. The issue arose finance g tall Tedy councillor Dave ii :irm m.od.v CULTURE. FEATURING SINGING, DANCING, AND CRAFTS, \JI Speech Pathologist- Lori Davis Hill Hilt' said he wanted to Turn old number three school yod into a commu- Suzanne Aahanasiou nity Health Advocacy Officer- Stephanie Hill SUNDAY & MONDAY MEMOS S Re 10 22.1 Mpic Lat Norh Ile asked band council iit had received funds t remove the existing 1W IN Communicative Disorders Assistant- Jacqueline Smith CJdnnu.ON septic synth m the school yard He said he wanted to put together aprn- 90,765.1100ÿl Dietitian/ Nutritionist- Sheila Porekh peal to turn the school yard into a park for the neighbourhood. muant ..om tp1NUSeWmcan 1111 tiird Councillor Terry McNaughton said if s. was going to explore the n need to look at liability if anything should ppen. a t$1.1%, Cornier Roger Jonathan sea nom. lo look a all he old schools. Please call: (519) 445 -4481 LIDO A GOOD NIIGIIBOUR STATE FAIINI IS THERE.- i Some Wofthemh said had Mn and to families, "and they shouldn't

1 know for me ovni hile lo he Chao and I've p, la have a f th fray 1iPP.' ìflklTr, got a copy of a C.R. that says is band land Staff needs to look all C\T' + 1s r.ca- Mtk;A:'hql " to cwrrtt the land and see who owns a. Staff will rep. back council. Street, lapis Falls. NY USA wan.seeeeaniegneosiks.n IM IS the Rehen Rises Park ay' 310 Fourth

rr10 4 03 Turtle Island News - Commentary - October 22, 2003 North America's #1 Native Weekly Newspaper! Okarahsonha kenh Onk. ammo en*. 5 eft", October 22, 2003 LIURTLE USLAND Local MEWS Six Nations Veterans hold early Rememberance Day services By E J. GOODER -Hills Turtle Island News is published weekly Rene came to Jaya on the Six Nations Grand Staff writer '7 91 < h form her father a lad River Territory. It is a politically independent newspaper that is .4`ó foel They were code talkers and war- Prism Haw C. Thom wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. Na riors V Thomas -Hill said her father was a portion the newspaper, of including advertisements, pictures or They were or we trenches end o paratrooper for the American tf editorial content may be reproduced without permission_ the Marshes of foreign soil and they Army and served arena five

.14:41e7 PUBLISHER - Trolls Island News Publications died heroes, giving their live in Aie.m heel. menthe EDITOR -Lynda Powless protect the freedom of their lama. Second World Wr. ' l 1 Staff ReporterEdna Goode, lies. She said after her dad left the x hr. Island News is a member of.. On a brisk, u rap day the Six vice he continued to fight for a Native Jou nabs. AAssociation i Nations annual Remembrance Day umber of veteran's such as +Naive American Journalists Arafat. service and parade was held benefits from the American gov- + Internationalna Committee Is ectJournalins Worldwide Sunday at Veterans Pork $mi ling brightly, MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL The wind swirled the autumn Thomas-Hill adds, her dad helped - Turtle Island News - P.O. Box 329, leaves about dw nods and feet of establish the Vacas' hall. While w ad Rnad the people who gathered to honour pointing to the tall, black lamp 0Morekcn, Ont. NOA IMO eir war dead. posts, she said, her dad helped to Telephone- 1519).5 -0868 Fax: 1519) 445 -0865 About 200 veterans, families of the get lighting installed in the park E-mail -adve gatheturtleisladne or mterans. dignit.es and visiting as well. news@theturtleislandnews com war reran. gathered to remember 'Mont.-Hill said before her dad Volume 8, Edition 40 i and honour the memory of the died she promis... cam on" his Second Class Postage Registration #0728276 warrior hem Wcbviteiwww .themrtleislandnews.com It w a day remember the bray Arfar away look pane. or her Fatuitiesilies herdlima up In remember the veteran, men and women, who fought in the eyes s, Thom-Hillas stress.. that . mart 10 yew. US ti . FeeF m. ur- Letters: Red Hill Creek is about shared First andd Second World Wars, one and her family corm every year nor revolt I... be mriullu 3- Confederacy needs to rein Omen CWIn. V61rm Poke he tan, history kww be pari of Me morn, ovum to reader says remember the t allen enromen in the Band Council M Editor. yandot, Seneca, Cayuga and This is what happen. to my Itr As Ne nano co to sort Sago Firstly. Druid like to thank peoples lived together in autumn leaves skyward the lay ay This past wmk the Six Nations Band Council healed down to Fort Mohawk after losing the Clan n of ewe.. began Families from Fie to Mild a mating on our Drupe, crossing rights, guaranteed ruder you for your most safer numbers and in peace and co- Stoll. etc.. we less regarding line three, or four abrea to lay the lay Treaty of INA, a treaty made between what was then the Rd Hill Creek.. Hill *emir Moved into the appro- OUR confederacy structure under wreaths on Cream memorial, British and the new United Mates of America. Valley Because in OUR ways our Arm flan Lone.. and were the Great law. The Sit s of to 6 WAL wads ea Iran Munn for her father The meet.. was held beau Ihe Zorn a New Tufty thanks is always spoken FIRST. seated as family your Confederacy have held on to I would like to add a few words to Private Robe. Whitlow, who died I Bruce Trigger even questions rand hbor m- 2801 its gotten th haler to eons the Men between i on 1994. ea.ar the U.S. Mr your ankle.. that nrcscan:hed rightly so) the validity of Canadian And for this I would like to thank err.. 400 World War veteran, Second Stanley And for 0 Nrtions pu.le who are reedy affected mythe lay Teary anode by Andrew Ureschel. I am history which claims Nat the poor the Mayan. Clan Mothers and call Huron, but I Myers "Noon' were wiped out by the for R Farmer said coming hem today Its hcunine an uni egeru.. on then right to fowl, pew through the prefer Faithkeepers they are the true the so makes him "reel Farmer bsdu. a 6n. dawn between two motor governments who declared Wring call. wars between "Mood dainty Iroquois ". hope (ìn my humble opinion) of grad+ of peoples. Mainstream Euro an /Canadian the my accompanies the families on their denuelve sour %e wonted mewl.. wit1,h de Si. NM.. revival of own hoe. walk to monument.. stops CtnlMu cx. .carding to the Jesuit records, society does root real. Caledersey t. He t and salutes as the fam die a lay qit ., have nu problem with understanding the need to meet with approximately 93 peoples dint by Haden e. With How did we .1a? ream bon rmg paus Mora ereA and Canadian3 officials to discuss the issue of very -misadventure" over a 20 year you.uth exchange rerun. áe01 Sari were taken n slaves o the period, here shared home- villages harms. Each runny perms for a rm.. sad tin. err new protectionisms laws are Satiny our treaty. law and Nodes germ.. Jesuit andd the la trade we still Jessie Maracle.lam(esan moment at the monument then they Renee Thomas remembers her father. Joyce Bellamy remem- der.. else who the A meeting with' lands. This number dudes hunt- Our Great Peacemaker came from exist as Four Nations. Jacobs- ing aid accidents, step US Ne turn andnd h.wty walk. away. bers hers. Men db.. .vi, Nam. re. band council called. meenng and oyez caring Wyndotmk the majority of S Or poo- Action, Persian Gulf and the cur- Sally Hill principal of Emily C. spoke of remember" who 1,o, Ma_ ptng into end dying from 1M act of I w era denying that there sere pies within foe Sk Nrl n, Veteran Johnson those gave their NI rent War getting caught in a European General sang the American B Me "great warm.." lives. atSix knot. Elected Cora, much as they would like to cam steel tune skirmishes mostly based on There any, when try look letf semen.. Waiting for the ceremony to get anthem, Oh Canada and God Save sec themselves lathe trap. Falling through the ice on a family "blond feuds' these did along theirmothers bloodline and and their gift of freedom for all. Carried on the wind were the government at Sixty .willwith- Les Carpenter partially M happen BUT what underway veteran Jessie Mara°. the Queen in a strong melodious Johnson said homage must be paid mournful sounds of bugle W ...Nee. , tprese a of the Canadian ntandcon- frown lake.... people then decimated lind that they are Wyandot. lone Jamieson of Six Nations said she haven't forgotten them" voice. She has been singing most 20 years..does rats sound like a We to her of trim playing Taps and then the sound of to be de rew -Indian Agent- until such a time u they we no the Wyandots also claim relationship to the ar served in Toronto during the ceremony underway the she ihe got of her life. Smiling, said, and for fallen a lamenting war to you, 9 /IOths of our population was don and Neutrals and 1 have . M1olef their tears then bag pipe longer undo Mc thumb one Canadian C vemment wtm the Mini.... local World War and a and could the Canadians Second wort.. sound of drams bagpipes she "knows music byre" brothers" on the battlefield. "Lest could be an Ne throng began d Indian as their "department head like to have their decimated by the plague Nukes' heard the Elders say that we were had cook plus serving "hors ,'aras. be heard as a parade of legionaries Dressed in a red Flowing coat we to the street tr dune to sever that rte went out the door with the cm- "calm+' o lees look to one of And. tending behind one of Our one strong allies with all Our forged' move lowed to watch ter the offices." marched briskly to the park and Roberta Jamison elected council As Johnson spoke a drumming the parade of veterans pass by. m emir dieart Fins Nations Commence Aid NV would have mars their homers: Bore Trigger or "experts" Dr George Sion. Nations slump gather under the soft Smiting with twinkle in attention the service she was her n chief said proud we YL`n be over the murmuring s the parade to the tameI naeoendenee they think they have err Bum in deurtbing this caned who has in a rater n locum Tree oef Peace. could heal led - eyes adds, she ran sae war,between that Mown Jamelson conned. tradition" of ...wing of Nose gathered, hall for a luncheon and Sow try gent oIron Erie to hold a awed. on merman Our 010toei brio seed clearly prof exert I for proud,. stand the ore 17 in Veterans and ce whow to the to my mind the 1961k phenomena era Priests were aware away from home r enlists from all over Ontario Nose Might s,ure Traditional Chief Amie General of einenalomenk cr ern holding a public meeting at home at Six Nations Iron of Ne RoyannisemC n Mothers and the Canadian and turned southern Neu York Stare came in a freedom enjoyed today" The troops snapped to the issue eves alerting the Conferacy that issues were cropping up. of families landing in rescue par- effect of the blankets! Faithkeepers have taken, over this. Ne Onondaga Nation rid prayer attention they ysend her home.l show or support the Six Nations . said in a strong voice ties to save loved ones from weld Now, lees take this into before could of lameisa of Thanksgiving to the Creator in they manned passed the reviewing needed to he addressed,dressed, y the Confederacy. who has jurisdiction a modem Our Shared Homelands. She said she stayed in the mmy and fallen warriors, such es Les Nat by attending events, such as when 1011 . General said he knew stand where Ls. Ctrl.. Rick Mt Over our rights. cults a in he 0,0 r what would happen today, And their kindness in welcoming Cayuga. served for two years from "1902 to Carpenter, 68, a Lower Mohawk Ms. the "cmtnbmias of our pe. how I many of those gathered didn't Pleasant of the Canadian Arm That in antsNANO is where the pant= teethe Six Nations Band Irene. man would if over a few years 9 /Ißlts of the Wyndot People to Ceremonies, 47" from Niagara Falls. Carpenter Ile a plc over Mc years" is ,cognised. understand what he said and this Forces stood t salute. Council has in the past two years managed to not only leave tea coat -abduct" WYadou when they current planetary population died nail Meetings and socials. re l Thy work a him Ile mid lvasimng Mahe on ceremonies hall. ashy wondering just what then own mint, lobo, has two imo went 011110 the. fields, around suddenly of plague( finish my toed.! may mrstand .dkud where clear voice the roar identity t. the CMaaer n ceremonies wasas Al pltngacOww of jurisdiction when to SIX Nations the village, rte What would happen to the wordao rtal why we live under die Groin and language eaN Claus. Gil Marian was mar- Ind a. treaty rightssto mayor going about Neu way flying info deuce. The had taken up resy structure, Education" p It AbidingC law of Peace." real "lean it" The Six snail and the Six Veterans Ottawa ripping over to Vancouver, driving down to Bon Erie to deal dews. These lit would fall from the NtOt000Cola' Nations Ilia Singe.' were sang Muting fave m Monocle. Sgt At arms was kure with as councillor Dave General likes to say the vaned .stye: the Aempatio taken lit RYI.T level back to what the Europeans AN hell. Wolf Clan occupation where well as English. loaves snouted GrtenGreen Sr. current bad serail he says doesn't deal win ahem 340 issues, villages refs to as their "dark ages". Wjvnhdar gently to the ground ae the uvea. Wreath rett, were by: ProvincialWar 1 but bawl political agenda. Unfonumuly the current council whether bled stood silently listening to the They Sett First World War Man they liken wool has tole an dmrnnnauve minted" because that is LETTERS TO THE EDITOR sags IYrics. Fanner, Second Ward war lobs what they arc In order to foster public discussion of matters effecting the residents of the As the wind Ií11111 Ito and Korean R ham Elliott, They have overstepped their jurisdiction in dealing with treaty rights ila.. Grand a pronounced chill permeatedpe caws the Vietnam kee.sal. Pram issues they have no authority ever and no right to negotiate. A one River Territory, r. Pdrtnannsnn gaveo M1e closing Gulf An Smith. From Ne eke to the community often tells me, "Cando cahi t negotiate with Turtle Island News welcomes all opinion pieces and letters to the editor. Nina Burnham, l Six itself.," he says when he describes the elected Mud council. Drumming. unlsY Letters must be signed and must include an address and phone number so Uum nine an singing a yen Can Police representative TheCafederd t Chiefs have to answer., she people abut their isac Drum.. gong 'ester- When and Lon on the bad council fret. that authenticity of the letter can be verified. Turtle Island News reserves the to the fallen hew of whin Harm. day and today Poi limn Bugler was Ben VaYateewen are Why day rood.. allow the band comma to invade the 1uoJk. right to edit any submission for grammar, was and length, spelling and clarity. as Jim Yates. Padre ties end they old to answer before it becomes tool. and hand one. his drumrum group. TURTLE ISLAND NEWS P.O. Box 329, Ohse ekes, NOA IMO (519)445- John Bradley.lays,. th roll roll Norte bent' gave the opening pray cil pins away me rights for the sake of another three year Nan. not ON, of the Six Nations and and me worrying teen seen generations from now, when they have :m elec. (1868 or fax (519) 445 -0865 terra. Mississuch when fell in all the Renee llumr lull said later of tion to worry about next year news. email at lurtleislandnews. eon /advertising®turtleislandnews.eom wary such a Flank Walker.Walker, Paul the nerv. Ina when she heard the Check out our website at www.turtleislandnews.com Jones and Joseph E. .army. bugle play Tape she could me moss Bradley arid of ono v who rid "gone before." "It was Families armed rasherrt plate wreaths nonerlaring Noah member oleo had served in wars from we who are left grow old we will overwhelming."overwtxAmi g, the en NNW III she en neneir Me

av I . ..w ' !A+ñ+' October 22, 2003 Local October 22, 2003 7 FNGA, fiscal institutions and land claim centre bills may re- appear ~ local G.R.E., local company takes on the world with shipments (COnmuedhomf n7 mud sllnl,der: s4 Tie meeting will be the owed building a 21st-century economy, sty and the tonal. naalemn- to Jamaica peas earemr), t Marlin has said M1 within secutiox al foondatio, and lion arindustry. Theca pan dw expnding xfdlln said INAC h,, never ' changes. So does that mean and the fin, c Liberal Ieaderrek ensuringg Canada's place of pride Cbrel though invited, stayed The company, o. y Six into nigh teen itswith new inuvnet expected the emote package its going to stop, No Will aefew pianos, at lean a few more, likely and influence In the world," way Into the last meeting. The Nations mein.. 6 currently and online capabilities. ire ahead this year things ehangcPYas. Are we getting revolving around the topics of (Witty prim currently on undergoing expansion O.R. E employs mn ¢than 100 With several bills, three years of ready for the next pim ministe o es, w. n a development and 0be find f c se special caucus -Minister of Indian Affairs Robert Chiefswmid Road haatioa that will local people in in plans. Icadn ego, ,,, were,; expos. Yes. All of these thing are happen health care said the paper. sessions. m Ode'. sparked debate Nault acknowledged the EWA is include more w:uehouse space. ing o tosga through by Christmas" ing right now' s An invitation out to all 236 in Ottawa over the -- parallel "gov - dead and said a new version with 'Die Spnnk claims brit jaunted. Everyone is waiting to see if the Liberal MPS and senators on polo. ernance problem while Prime input from the Assembly of First ly ìn the Sen ondereoin f of Commons will adjourn nsary e-mail lac week, from Minister lean Cketie Nation may be coca the Fsscals institutions to ell arts early if it simply adjourns bills now Toronto MP John Godfrey. long goodbye from office sand Nault said his legislation, aimed House of CommonsC undergoing n waiting to make their way Our c,ll,gue Paul Martin has Martin solidifies his future leader- improving reserve; Wlitica1 oh The 8'h Annual etehate a do First Nations through the House can be recall.. asked me to mend n invitation to snip. Some saw the parallel wncaz and financial accountability Is a the Grand n ce an n in a holding pet- Mullin says, "we fully expect caucus t meet this Tuesday, meeting as a bid to rush Chi... ottl m of Liberal leadership "It's River Post Secondary PNGA back next year. don't Oktober 21, to oiecuss social polo out the ormilm not possible. We all know that. ú lc= nor n having made it o she t,I dent o Mama's °use ofvCommons tin of burl- export mon this kill back, butbra the y;' Godfrey wino. plus for an informal meting with (Ise First Nations Governance Information Day PNu! will M back" Aa you may know, bas out- the premiers at the Grey Cup next will not pets before Me a rars.!Owls lI. la Paul Martin called a special lined three themes that month. Mulon said he expects if the he believes changeover, the tantes. lm.raod in pa alas¡ aan Ikw adjourns and wale or she Liberal caucus meeting Tuesday will M moral to Ni [thus of our But ManIn and his Wino, told between Prime MinisterM, and Cloak. R,{wdrun/ap b0.1, Amo,a m to to discuss policy. pony ere n new Leader Paul Martin night raid and ry the there: people to expect more special eau- and (Paul)i Martin, and I think liberal rvn(m, olives in fr nor wpos.+urh 11 Cakptaerd«< cus stings, as pan of the future Oat, obvious;' Bob Nault said COME OUT AND ASK QUESTIONS lender's bid to revitalize MPs' in Wt At the same time Nault says he into policy has nor .era, tie with AFN COLLECT INFORMATION ETC. For Tuesday night's social- policy leader Phil Fontaine to discuss an ' ..day November Ir, slap JIERITAGE4- XOIU z discussion, Godfrey highlights rev- AFN approved version of the 10 nom. a pm OPFl oral ....Mir areas where Marla FNGA. At Six Nations Polytechnic Student Centre is interested in generating debate AFN leader Phil Fontaine, who energy systems 2160 Fourth Line Road, Ohsweken, C from his colleagues: disability was in Akwesasne Tuesday said he g t - _ Ontario early childhood develop " pleased to see the PNGA Standing in a aanspon buck that is about to be Sled with Sago cigarette product and Wilma water is For more Information or to Volunteer Contact ment and learning, improving the will likely die on the order paper.` company CEO Gerry err ompany president eve Williams,. shipment is Grand Rive Susan Hill, Senior Administration Assistant hves of aboriginal people: I« moIle said "Its unfmtuna,e so much Enterprises first shipment to Jamaica With them are Lennox Henriques and George Bova who are over- (519) 445 -1424 aging pulalin: promoting diver money and time was spent on it. Bing the international rode project and making sure it gets to their homeland of Jamaica (Photo by Jim HAOERSVILLE Powless) P R I Z E S T O B E W O N Three Six Nations police Grand River enterprises has gone rn first shipment to the country. Wt. They have already had discus- Special Grand Prize of Computer worldwide. It included now only Sago ores. ns with and shipped to countries To a HIGH SCHOOL Student who attends WOODSTOVES The Six Nations hazed cigarette ter but a shipment of Wahta including England, and are hoping (Must bring valid high school identification) officers charged in two year company is now shipping its tobn- water as well. to enter the Asian market soon. ENTER THE DRAWS TO WIN co products to the island country of Problem Sem Williams sad the nom Enterprises u old eviction lam coop=.. is continuing topo. and ant n a mall r Six Nations tobacco AND FIREPLACES Last week the company sent of is now into the international mats company and ì now a caul nail. feanm,aeafomfron ee) all pus to discovery sag' next Charged were Sgt Rocki Smith, Year, Wood Burning sr, Terry Martin, Colin Marlin Last Wednesday LP. William and Six oNations housing director Pnip agreed o ay pdv Our units include advanced two tier combustion alhns .....noto forward by Arnold double wall convected air systems SThe charges stem from narO,,, Douglas gal the ro=se pollee NATIVE DOLLAR PLUS Low stove installation clearances in April 2000 o evict Amok] .nd .pica. and bunts amour. Gail Douglas from their Mohawk Tarty Marlins fosse four chrome Replaceable internal parts make it an investment Road home. of assault, aggravated assault. for a lifetime. A henlnuped between members assault with a wesson and passe, or the g family and what the don of a weaPss Ganef°. Cl the 1( CO) ( I Pa ( judge had described at the time eta Ph. A__ I Colin Martin is charged with I1VAJJLI?_ L.i v 0 Gas/Propane Mean, ere mmaaa of ppl ce ° r Six Nations Police had called in souls with a neap.. J The rustic charm of a wood stove with the Ontario Provincial Police to and in m,W and W weapon 1 convenience of natural gas or propane. wane order however, G of dangerous m the Ph- These merchants are ,.r t h Cookie \ Direct/Conventional vent is ideal for woodstove manned barricades sealing off Pre rHalloween ¡ Kids Costumes Sgt.- S 4 charged with roadwa e n g noney rut m Raid all replacement wind a weapon. going ani, I Cutters 1 Operates without the need for electricity, Piezo igni- Doing th e fight, police had Flowing director She1Ja1«Ist Johnson month. Just see lion tion. Effective radiant and convective heat output. drawn guns, an officer had been hit was chew... use aforged i S4.99-S 12.00 '1 towbar and Arnold Douglas loco and orgerydng 1 1.00 r much you'll save! and were both beaten and arrested They will appear In amen., Goober L J 27ES and jailed. _tits Inserts Six Nation Police Chief Glenn Tmag a trial a larn the... r---=--1 Thinking about converting your existing masonry learned the ponce wee tying m Lickefs said he does not plan to Electronic Gargoyle 1 Carving Kit 1 Ir rf Halloween Banner 1 . Pumpkin ¡ ; the afters wood fireplace or your zero clearance wood fire- evict the Douglas's from the wrong cute y. a, Lickers said the incident happened The home that had 1 1 Door Keeper 1 I place, into an attractive efficient source of gas heat? built with the help of a Six Nations tbrec Yeas "these men have Come to Heritage energy systems and see your e Housing loan. dim had gone into been Wllce of rs ever since and I I 1 1 1 see son t uspsnd them' I $1.00 future. mean pinking the ¢ r, $1.00 9.99 Lickers said he stand behind the p a era nem to me ta officers. "We send behind the fan L L-_ .:ax: I acs beer __-.,,:n.,. J z. - ° Come in & visit our Showroom at thc hang loan documents. that theY rant Mere that day ffistiss Brian stead in Dec. 2.02 because .vf .tie ,atktndtu go, dismissed assault charges gran. they cond.. themselves m Halloween 21 King St. East I Pumpkin Strobe Light 1 rASsf I Right Holder the d i owns Pally .noes i lees, Gulf nth, aced as a thane Make-U I red police he n^ legal eye, 1 1 I located &R & of Ina for GIG at P Starter Alternator be on a Douglas pmpeny. man At Darla' not return Teak Wept New calla 1 Justice Stead mi pollee of 1 $2.00 1 I $1.00 I 1 $2.00 Helve" said the as e Galt Douglas said she did not CALL: 905 -768 -7688 null, scalama the events which know if the nearing would be in L J L Mtn J L occiffid." raked iW 4snc«ds.11 N.. aboutbear status of de loan Iroquois Plaza, Ohsweken New Eagle Plaza, New Credit ERITAGE suit gai. die Six Nations Police that rsD a said"; - 9 am - 5 pm and Six Nations band ndnmsme_ was aafocged Joss.", Ils null Mon.- Fri. 9 am- 8 pm * Sat. 9 am 6 pm Mon.- Fri. 9 am- 5 pm Sat. and w Sun. 10 am - 4 pm (519) 445 -0949 (905) 768 -0888 Sun. 10 am - 4 pm

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8 1 October 22, 2003 October 22, 2003 S 4,is 9 7 Sports - e/ Turf/e Island News J i Ottawa and Manitoba to spend $1.2 million 2003 Six Nations Minor Softball Associations Annual Banquet. By E.J. CODER trophies. colourful promoting sports in the province Staff writer sweaters und plagues were spread WINNIPEG (CPI - aging Moot"... 501111 w and girls to he and 10 mainstream They gaNered to honour their our on ables the front of the Ottawa are spending 81.2 dn.11kn bics sporty r Moth. o a stns sports program well sate pr young athlete's ability on the soft- . hall and wore ready loba to ensure given out migra^ originals, letcs, coaches or officials. ,rum pmn.e cultural and ball field- to the eager children, who won women and people living in 111141 "I hope a each a day when all traditional t spores among to About 300 people attend. the them. One by one the teams were s have apport mines t Canadians o the apport panh and aboriginals 013 Six Nations Minor Softball called up to the front and received get involved with sports Iy tumlo1 and pmt In 1114,. e have o shed the belief thar Associations Annual Banquer The their trophies, sweater, or Paul DeVillers, the plaque fedora .y everywhere," ,..51 those to the awards hefted was held Oct. 18 from their towhee e responsible for Sleet. and phis id p00,181DeWitt. rats the Winnipeg Olympics." he said. tom l sa 3 p.m., at the Six Nations Tyke team member Willy lohnson, provincial all merlan. Eric Aboriginal Sport Achievement Sport Manitoba will co-ordinate Bingo Nall on Chiefswood Road, 5, of Six Nations, said he had a fun Robinson, met Winnipeg Cen and administero the program. Elections of ncw officers took time playing softball.), little boy Wednesday to t sign an _P1comonl The m.my half¡ f relied Jeff Nnal., CEO of Spot lace as well and Ne new executive laid on the table. and gored Nat will see both levels Myna through IN t, Coal. hlmnuba Manitoba, sala the new money will hoard is Pill Clause preside. Julie at his r trophy m mother and grand. nt provideIsle each port 5560,00 war s Development deversk provide sports programs n s amieson, Tom Miller and Shannon smiled down. him Ihre years beads the initiative. The when was developed in Our have been difficult to mans an e president. Tho 2003 'award women sum money will 80,y The be spent on pro February when provincial sport geographically, demographically Jenner Mullah is the. reary Atom girl..... Slam of ream awns that target new inner lemmas mined b increasing and pogrlly. and Lori Hams is Ne association's Thunder won Mostimprevcd nn.hem. rem rad city inner physical activity in their ..The programs will havesigned sa Player award. Hazel Longboat won mamma ilmém"' emphasis will by 10sonpercentage ponts by 2010 remove banters that bave inhibited ulieuJamieson first -vie president Mc Most Dedicated Player award also be placed wp.pamI mom. Robinson said the new funding will peanipating in said. aid this is the third year the -bingo Carole General of the Atom girls spon;'he all" had donated its facility for the ream Rock won Most Improved 2003 duke,.', annual. a Playa and Ashley Hill w the NLL Draft Order in Toronto Lori10001 Hon aid there Most Doha. Play ward. NEW YORK (CPI - Order of 41. Calgary: 42. Colorado; 43. NCAA or NAJA eligibility. were 12 e selection for the National cams paru cipating in hhe Atom boy Landon Thomas. ;003 Buffalo; 4 Roches 45. 3. Any player less than 21 years of s Lec toueLeague draft, Mallall club thin passed summa- Hill A the Gordon entry tobe Toronto; 46. Anaheim; 47. age Nat notifies .1., brit. Smiling, raid, held Saturday. On. Bill Clause they held erh «se) I.nnBb^at 25 in Toronto Arizona;.. P 49. San rug of his intention so he eligible s before din ner because (llbh)'termined by 2012 -03 lose; vial Moot Thelyke lam pmt6y display she, seephiea for p grandparent a rus Minor 50 Vancouver. for lite salt at least 30 days prim to people tend to" leave after Alysha Hill of the Las ram Round orme: OA Softball Asemdmfonh banquet. The awards banquet was held as the Sù A n n hi mal mutiny".. Sixth Round the draft. hole w and dined together Iran the Mas Sportsmanlike / I. Vancouver (from Anaheim); 2. 51. Calgary; 52. Colorado; Rd., anche Sir Nations of the bawd River. Parents of the tykes provided an as+HnmentMhosansura /es 53. 4. Any drafted player participating ring she bountiful buffet bof Player, Ohyagwahs won the Calgary (from Made York); 3. Buffalo; 54. Rockaa; 55. Inroad.. Junior Ice,. and that rads donated 'ray each team. The Ewta0e. Fowles, of Mc haSSIC P.W. Amber Doolivle of the Bataan Philadelphia a. Most Dedicated Player award and . NVatt 5. Tora 56. naheim 57. subsequently art. US college ossmeiation. said, "pro- Skylar Powleas won the arn the Most Sportsmanlike girls 11. won Sloe ar; lamtPan Mot Anaheim), San 1.14 Arizona; 58. Philadelphia; 59. San and pani0ipares in in 0310iate- mint Williams the Valuable Player award t layervaward, Recchelle Dedicated Raya. Kern ' Henlwwk (from Ottawa); 8. chicken" Tomato (from lase; 60. VancouverV lacrosse, will be re-entered into the on the Most Dedicated Player won Mast Sportsmanlike Playa Maul: O. Philadelphia: 10. San Seventh Round draft apte exhausting or foregoing ward and less n the and Jill Jamieson won a Spec.] lose. Jardin Taman draps 61. Calgary: 62. ; 63. M1 collegiate eligibility- Team the gloves again. the hi Jouis Blues Mike Most Valuable Play ward. Pitching award. Second Round Buffalo (a. Rochest67,er:65 originally selecting Ne player will Da.nlon Felder nigh6Tommy earned A4 fiat AWL assist as his Redd Squire of thet a Squirt 140 ,s Ashler Volta, of the Midget 1 11. Toronto (from Vancouver); 12. - Toronto: 66. Anaheim: 67. lose the player's draft right.. Noshvil4Pralames went an to win 41. (CP -Photo team won Matt Dedicated Player won the Rudd, Hill .Stomata Vancouver (from Calgary); M. Anaheim (from Ottawa); 68 5. Any y f rad Dylan Johnson won Most ...SS 0.21 Rochester (from Buffalo): I4. .69. Philadelphia; 70. San age that hasn't e sad bis Amble Player. 01.41 n.rhlo4.lmw..n P Rmhuer: IS. Toronto; 16. San lose.na NCAA n cana Got a sports story or results Jose (from Anaheim), 17. Buffalo Eighth Round be declared a freers without thorn Ottawa): 18. Rochester 71. Vancouver 72. Calgary; 73. eringlhe draft at led once. For call us at 445 -0868 or fax them (from Philadelphia): 19. Sn lose; Colorado; 74 Buffalo: 75. purposes of this By -law, a player P. Varoovver Rochester; 76. Toronto: 77. shall 1c deemed to be 21 should he to Turtle Island News Sports at Third Rau. Tom., (from Anaheim); 7R Main the age of 21 before 21. Calgary: 22. Colorado: 23. Anaheim (from Ottawa); 79) December 31 on the dean year 445 -0865 )bung player and her nophy (from Buffal , 24. Arizona; 80. Philadelphia (from prive she received at the hump. 2ochesJ 25. Toronto: 26. Colorado). Anaheim; 27. .Ariza 28. Pligibility Requirements for Philadelphia;; 29. San lore; 30. Players to k relatednin the NLL Entry (haft Moab Round Any M.ym *mar the age 31. Calgary; 32 Orlando: 33. of 21 ewne the draft year that is Buffalo; 34. Rochester; 55. o1 participating in a US collegiate Toronto; 36. Anaheim: 37. program. Anton. 38. Philadelphia, 39. San 2. Any player ranlclpanng in a US This team was dl smiles holding their nophies they won The 2003 Silver Grand Champions display their metals Tor all m see loam m.Vacauv<7. tolkatac loam. moo. M Fifth Round has oahuudtoe fork.. M. SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALI. (Slot 445 -4311 4- 25.RK FUME, I . aa. Soma MONDAY wv DIABETES SUPPORT- 1 22,208 L sdSkateWFv laurimchulu5 PnbwSkae SENN Mom PUBLIC SKATE ICE M as GROUP l 221pm j2 j,,,,, TYKE IRMntBndw.am 2P VITO MANfNANC E DATE: Oct. 2912. 2003 28 Il. vn ams mean .sBm rv 2003 , rm TmBOm6ary .nsn NEW CREDIT BAM.4;50PM a KIM LL.y, u lvpm T 4Pm 1Pm mns.r 4PM TIME; 7 -9 pm A SNMHA GAYLORD IrAcL.L. 5pmSNSC IceMantnnce pa SNSC /44404.4.44448 award WHERE: Ambulance Boardroom ii i Attention: I1ns e.tao . 5-10:50PM Peaµ Novwe . 6Fm ST:SAPm 2Pn w 5-9:2UPM '3plrmll (nett to SIX Nations Library) Fr. wq PBBwyEtln n thhCot. of Me Year & AonLL. 7 m aLFH1.Ra IF Carolyn ..IC RBI RELICS , Prn a Teams Organizations ARPNti oAMAEELL5sw u Lori a o n the tsp- aLL Bpm Arnim in Imgbom 930.U:SUPM ladm For more Info please contact:) . .m Award f« ting she most to are you holding a fundraising dance? Bantam Silvabawls Betty g 445 -4808 ® '_ LL 2p 4pm PUB t1CASxMB tkm P. or Jessica 442 -0306 w K++sas. W pa MOM. Would you like to encourage our community to be ¡ B.mantAE. lips SNSC' 1ESLNSAN.L9ou awtaa The ran Appreciation enificate 10 pm Spin. vsMaNm SR20Pm 19.9 W1090, sans, mindful about preventing F.A.S.D. nr went to Dale Thomas, Joanne 9 p ds.. 7211.- Would you to receive 200 FREE Longboat, Rosemary Thomas. `Ct. ;__j `IqPPENING,t like Chary Ingram, ybelle teal. ._MACLOWEEN'' "Glow -in -the- DARK" naw,nMp+6 Leona King, Hill. Mt. Bombe Its J cups drinks, runins 11.0 Plea and Ginger Smith. Presents Its-. to serve your ten 11 to . Harris said regisvation for the next V call the Dggswedíhsnye Program, 445- 4922 Ataiika1li yoaes placeso3batl season will lake ALL fAIN WEEKENIS to arrange to pick up 4 posters and your reusable the end of January 10 end of Octoh{ 114, 12'a. 134 e 184. 194' 254. 26" cups for your dance and for your patrons to keep. March. She said in a fax the coach coma., wo nor.. a .tunsut mrstorm tam r.mo Paammet Table Talkers are also available, but must be m. maws and executive board (519) 759-4383 nié4. i returned. &M mu 1.4a01a m. M (hunk all the parents for their sled, cation le the spun of softball. inkIBYI>Rlf,¿Jk 111M1111111.11, ' pplR .x PÌniinq 7^1í'." i..Om. k. are, U....01..k rmonam see Inaa imoit now oat 51115/011.141i Mtn 0.4141.1111 HUY alms FJStraw Ocsbeor 1 IS Sry Nations ryas Care Parktna lot tor your treat an spoo Its ó 24'", Y night and unary your lied+ bag nau /nay ran ISOM..111.1 .MSWgH

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Calendar of events wuntilow.PL.As October 24, 2546 a[ 26h 21ST ANNUAL WATER FORD PUMPKIN FESTIVAL CAR SHOW - Sunday, (Mob. 25 from IOil0 am to OW School and n the Arena. Ouly a the Pumpkltltst entertain- SUNDAY OCTOBER 26ík It O once time for the FAMILY is. aga, FUN, and it in length. All 110.0 are the wturnn Sunday evening). The Pyramid is from 9. am to 4 pm at the High pm. Over 1110 vendors of quality 53.00 admission. em stage will be jammed packed ITN pun ('.Imo lm Band Waterford Pumpkin Festival. We WATERFORD o located 25 km and pumpkin theme to enhance approximately 24 high and is School. fret SHOthg yeas! handmade crafts wilts he Hale. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT withekend. entertainment for the entire I:45 un. Pauly a We dtellaz are proud to be c,I,b,, i,g our south of Ibmf,ed. 10 km north of their floats. Minimum of 8 march- owded by 4 miniatu0 pyre - CRAFT SHOWS- Saturday, Two laaliam - ìmideinside the High Outside stage at Arena. Once .1,100. 2110 pm Cameo Crewel 21M Arrive ry, Named as one Simcce, eau Hwy d24 and musicals - off of ing bard. floats clowns mils. We kaue a great kencty of enter- 1:15 pm Kacket and Crew FREE of Ontario's 22 km w of Hooray ille o FIREWORKS - 8:30 p.m. Friday ,amen all wvekrnd. Sunday is Ph,!, 01fest c o gross Regional Road 09. n OVER 1500 CARVED LIGHT- October. 24 at Waterford 0,100)verns Day, music for 5e ADMISSION!!! while maintaining our quality with PARADE Saturday October 25th ED PUMPKINS MolimoOt SO COME OUT AND AND P15.- Triemurena Bali Pak). Very pop- t. young and young at hear. BAND OVER 100,000 this year being no oceptian. With Storting at 12:30 pm Shop. Route MID DISPLAY - Come down- ular event COME EARLY. -ACTS - DANCED' A MORE: HAVE SOME FUN. all the old favourites and some new from Thompson Road, North on town w the pmkette N see Limited parka. available at the Drop by, sit down and enjoy! VISITORS improvements, our Festival is sure St -fames Street to Alice Street on 1500 lack that w High School. No Admission - FRIDAY OCTOBER taro to usury erkb,s owl people ofW Main Street South to light. It is the carved by school children and lit op Donations to PUmpkinest will be 6:30 pm- Defending Otis FREE ago. We are proud o describe biggest with 80 km of our ,, with 1500 lights. They will he on taken at the gates. Rain Date: 7:30 pm- Sumo:Wield Pumpkinfest weekend as GREAT within over 240 entries and 2 hours display all weekend (Thursday fo Saturday, October 25, 330 pm- FIREWORKS TRANSPORTATION 9:00 PM Summerneld ON OUR PUMPKIN miltCome loin Us for a Day Filled with Fun! SATURDAY OCTOBER 255 EXPRESS WAGONS 0:45 pm- SPMG Showcase- FREE 1500 Carved Craft Show Spookhouse Country Divas Road Tom 3:00 pm Second Thought- Rock ADMISSION!!! Lighted Pumpkins Chicken Chariot Little Miss & Roll Entertainment Race Pumpkin Contest 4:00 pm- !Dozy Kwuck Stomas OVER 100,000 5:00 pm- Second Thought- Rock VISITORS QUEENS Parade Smiling Faces B Baby Miss B O Poll GARAG Decorated Homes Community Spirit Master Contest Visit us at FREE zlo.PlP.Ex 8 Businesses Amusement Rides Ir. Miss B Master www pumpkinfest cam TRANSPORTATION 956 Norfolk St N., l or for more information Sancta, 371e latest looks for I Car Show Mini Tracker Pull Contest ON OUR PUMPKIN kids with rtn.ss call Fireworks Contest Displays And More... (5426-: 5a Norfolk St. N., (519) 443 -7492 EXPRESS WAGONS ON or (519) 443 -7834 \ J (5i 2 DIRECTIONS TO PUMPKINFEST Come out to see... FROM Fort Ede S ring. from the Peace Bridge, Hwy. 8 W. i' CO f KNE Hwy, 00 B. Ç / i Agra FIREWORKS- Friday Oct. 24th at 8:30 pm (RENNAN,n ... Financial l BdR 1110dses Is 401 t0 Hwy. 19 S. to Hwy. 3 B. DOOR SYSTEM /CO amusees - SOLICITOR i , - Ralndate Oct. 25th @ the arena Hwy.Hwy, W. to Reg.ReZ.g. Rd. 8. to Hwy O W. Equipment 0111114 FalIt 20 89 R.R. # I Scotland I E381 Main St., 0 19 Main St. S. I Group r Mini Tractor Pull- Sat. Oct. 25th at 3 pm duo: Hwy. 84 S. (519) 443 -5275 Waterford, On. Waterford, ON.NOE IY0 j 'l l t 54 Main St., S R.R. #4, Simcce, (Central): Hwy. H S. / / - 5 pm (beside Waterford Place Plaza) W51e. Toll free eL (519) 443-864 ' On Oami11e4 (Bast). Hwy. 20 to Hwy. 56 S. 519) 443 -7371! .ak 9 443-85 V Pumpkin Bowl- Football game 3 at. (West). at Rd. 1- CO- 443 -527m F (519) 443-4489 ( y 9 426- l Hamilton 403 W. exit Fiddler's Green J jsp at 2:00 pm @ Waterford High School t Follow Hamilton Intl Airport signs and proceed to Hwy. 6 S. E.s

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HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS: Spooking up the house aaoooa (NC). For many kids and pare involved, t them draw the face «p c jack.olan Assn (CSA) « the 000 a KIDS NEED TO spooking up the hot a big pan en the pumpkin before places that are f the reach Underwriters' Laboratory of EAT or Halloween. Carvings up pump- Make your home safe for nick- or children and pets,, Canada (LTC or C-UL). Check BEFORE kips, hanging skeletons in the from mammas Remove all objects Keep matches and lighters out lights for broker as cracked sock- TRICK-OR- TREAT- yard, playing ghoulish a sight and reach of children. Ds, frayed or bare wires or loose ING STARTS. SO ...these rituals add u to .fl Halloween candles with multi- . Discard damaged TRY THESE GOOL- make Weer f l one o the must - pie wicks close to one another are s Do not overload eMermton ISH TREATS FOR fie evenings of the ear. I ' hazardous and should not be used. eords. DINNER... The y to best keep i fun to / -Iy Ld l When all wicks are lit t ry c Keep pets inside and away óom make sure stays

I. Preheat oven to 37S °P Using 1 4 Dili 05' he ch, wrap hot Coming Event dogs so look like mummies, Pay- ing opening for eyes. Place on e ungteasa d baking sheet,t 44c/lloween Dance 2. Bake 12 to 15 minutes °feil, lightly golden brown. Saturday October 25, 2003 3. Place dots of mead and seeds for eyes. TURTLE ISLAND NEWS PPP), Makes S servings 9pn -tan MPKIN CARVING Lions Park Auditorium Mini Mummy Dogs: Use 1 CONTEST package (lb ounces) mini Music By THE BREEZE dogs instead of regular hot dogs, DEADLINE: Cut each EXCELLENT breadstick strip Into 3 COSTUME October 30, 2003 pieces. Cut each piece in half PRIZES in 1 ng your pumpkincould oars lengthy. iss. Using I of '10.. with a costume } Elaine date and you be dough for each. w and bake '12.. without a costume WINNER! mini hat Jogs as directed above. Deadline: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30'h, 2003 lit NOON Proceeds go to Six Nations 2208 CHIEFSWOOD RD. CREEPY SPIDER Contest Rules: Bring your coloured picture to Turtle Island News, Novice All -star hockey rerun. Rm (519) 445 -0868 1 Ìa COOKIES 2208 Chiefswood Rd., Ohsweken, ON. NOA IMO Shoo. witch's lair endow yi- dent A witch's temp., 3 Age groups- Ages - 4-6 7 -9. 10 -12 (no photo copies please) dace. o in befm ur bewitching guests move on. a NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER AGE.:- 'x Nations of the aeon River Child a Family r i Community supporreesource t development aol I0 chocolate sandwich rookies Presents raLM QaoGa eooaape h arum Qa0.222 tir -Bol vanilla frosting ¢ooa . fl{e11i 4 L k,. A'A llokokse Pretzel sima ..Í OHSWEKEN CAVANAGH- IDA- Hagersville SUBWAY - Caledonia . ... eAxdanmw.wd pearl roc Hi lloween, . PHARMASAVE- Ohsleeken GALAXY DOLLAR STORE- GODFATHER- Caledonia 20 00a"°, candies or mini ( DAIRY QUEEN. Caledonia rMd00Mw 1 NATIVE DOLLAR PLUS - Hager-wale Celebration Tableware d Decorations Ohtweken/Hagersville ICC- Hagersville THE OFFICE ASSISTANT- amen..- bQOplugrrR Costumes d Masks PHARMASAVE - Hagersville MOHAWK GARDEN MARKET- Caledonia Friday, PAUL MAC'S- Brantford o Parade ..tentasi: Wigs & Hats RUCKW HEATS- Hagersville _ Hagerrville Oct. 24", 03 Makeup d Accessories GODFATHER'S PIZZA- ZEHRE- Caledonia RUCKER'S- Stamford Kamm. 5 -8 pm . Banners & Cut -Outs ! agersviIle MCDONALDS- Caledonia social Services .- Gym 15% OIT I. Split 1 sandwich cookie open a One coupon per purchase. for each spider. Scrape um filling Expires Nov. 2/ 03 and replace se I heaping e- Chad,.. treed adult spoon seek frosting. Break off eeeempenheenf curved parts oft to 3 pretzels to create curved legs. Arrange legs PREPARE 753 -2056 of each side of frosting. 2. Top lams w malting FOR A 206 KING GEORGE ROAD cookie Add 2 cinnamon candies Particu ar (across from Rua HAI (ayes. Makes 10 servings LM On. -Fri. 9 -8 Sat. 9 -5 Sun.S 11 -3J ..ea.uu.,- -..ars.-..-..+a 14 . 'turtle Island News - Local Section - October 22, 2003 0 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - October 22, 2003 5 NATIONAL NATIONAL

OCTOBER 19TH TO 25" OCTOBER 19" TO 25" SMALL BUSINESS FEATURE: How to promote your business by saying "Thank You" MAINTAINING POSITIVE CASH FLOW: Crucial tips for small business

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KNOW WHAT YOUR CUS- Farmers Gas Bar & not realize of forget, who sen it. will have inglating impact A clients a untrue one of a kind gift h you business cannot Move So saws owes you money, the TOMER WANTS - Some cis Micro] gift goes 0. long oat NM yourur I FLOORING guarchocolates how does a business owmer mate more 'on you need to pay to omers are with you far your sups SpiiMeral481t. o These , problems art commonplace furthering yon Alma . a parry logo and well wishes 5e We Guarenme to Beat any by a Minimum IMA" tun a any and solid cash flow? Mat account don product some for your per - F. and frustrating. The tun h being the top m your profession implinted on each piece l ` 445 -285 - One Hewer is N a ll- managed tonal service. some for your fled- you can do .our Play. receive Chew employees and associates accounts receivable. Accoums 4. KNOW YOUR bility . 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/ir k . liláti5lti ,.. October 22, 2003 Careen & 17 22, 2003 - 16 National October ßq Job Connect OSSOISISISMOMSISSISOISCASON Turtle NATIONAL BRIEFS Federal bureaucrat investigated by RCMP A Program for Youth 16 -24 Years Island Alphonse Bird elected new chief of Federation of received performance bonus: newspaper Remember it is never loo late to be what you want to be! Water a Wastewater Treatment, Contact Becky or Tress News Saskatchewan Indian Nations WINNIPEG ICPr _ Health Canada has focused on Calm.. Arlo. mace bonus Id alma radar for - To request SASKATOON Alphonse B won Thutsday's election to n an appointment to plan your Career... (G') awarded Paul Cot a $7,008 es betenwe YY 2000. meeting expectations the perfor- 2201. C1.1.0.000 Bead. Gain experience_. Apply toheac of the Federation rofSaskeo t s. aeons Per c bone Ne u Health Canada adspokeswoman macs o ` Cochra for employment opportunities ousting Pe, de who held the top for two Perm or further training Tel: 519-aws-ogng job n RCMP allege he was defraud- Ira Vlk sad she could not corn- Iowa Williamtdati Van, win wrote .... rr.a.rwm :..r...rm...... -The work marts Bird. de breo pawl atuet of the ing the department of millions of ment on the specifics behind the th Canada in DeccmM[ 2000 Fax: 5m-eels -Daos Call us Today at (519) 445 -2222 '!: ?Mice Allen Grand o eeil,told CBC Radio. tax Millais. the Winnipeg F pert bone paid to Neither Seven nor Cochrane F ll be gutting together in a group in the next little while. But u v a Ihem said in a relnn out of Ottawa Cochrane have responded to interview adveniaecmemnleis- and feeling. It pral work with Fimt Nations people: - Monday. 'All performance awards as 9emt. Iandnews-wm Bird captured 55 per cent or the tote from an estimated 850 delegates the a mum deputy based on the perform ses. Williams said Health Canada on n platform righq by running of treaty and economic development. Nr of health. iss facing 13 co- ant fur the relevant period."N she Mould bave card back the honug A Newspaper AL der elect y h . vowed to wtsrk mrmh tmlmw charges what aw to qua once fuss for the en seen spore from Cochrane it hears SPORTS --.=r.....- ¿A hip hemasen the federation and the Weal government. Mounties say was an elaborate lions posed to Ne department six aware he was under RCMP investi e atrlr _.evil more Belleearde, a member of the Labs Black Bear band, congratulated the scheme which turned federal fund- days earls anion relating S REPORTER raven m Yede ing earmarked for native health to any specific performance award I w understand Shy they did - Dams "i(aim) is a good man, I wish him all the best and I'm going to le there into SUVA see Rack NIIL rick. is personal information protected al lake it back on his finalI pay - .^ Vita Seam of to help Mtn in transition if he needs my and advice or helps any file, luxury rondos. under roe Privaey chase." Williams said. k 1 c Turtle Gand M. Island News is seeking a m Professionale l'm forks" ltjust dens tea that there obtained by the Free Cochrane wm on Mania of placed Sports Reporter/ General Assignment none no urn rrwmr1lTII/ A third candidate. Wes George from the hapowace First Nana. no ON. in this paws. any- Press aal that eoehrani a bona suspension on the- g, 2000. H rm<..we m Telephone campaigned on a platform or renegotiating uses. that address the daily said John Williams, the was waded as the department resigned from IM federal public Reporter The living conditions faboriginal people. f l bob Canadian Alliance MP who schairs w changes that eventually led service Dee. 30, 2000. w`TU':`aw.:"ibbrear Turtle Island A. elected was Morley Watson for firm .evened replacing Greg the Commons public account to him being fed out his For the two océan Must be able to work in a team environment, able to meet deadlines - p. Ahenakew, and DeNml Wapass for third ecLed replacing Lindsay nt deputy Solon post. has hen doing a and like meeting people, me...n uarre- A

wits about quesnonabre spending Mum be able to dress and present self accordingly. inal trumps lime joined force, to pressure the Manitoba ...naiad to ratty the SIC billion budget of Salary commensurate with experience. review ill ape hydro projects Sore mono' ahead with new one:. M1e Nations and Imo Health YOU Ole J Energy AlliNce held a conference F lake two & Start the new Millennium out in a Career Careers please profitable Branch he oversaw submit yam enema and cover latter m. the legislature Tuesday Sing the province to acne de .wit and e The Editor Let environmental impact of all hydro developments in Manitoba ili is unh 1,1 scone who um under suspicion I to Turtle Island News Carol Koblingki of N Ilse Pis Noma J Ns ant 10 COLES SCHOOL OF WELDING get 2 performance hens' uiJ P.O. Box 329, Obsweken, ON an ¡ per pores helm surging f h with new NW, NUP critic Judy opy NBA IMO Help you to get used "We're lined about Ne impact on our envioinimun. our land, on our Anass f Offering: G AW Pressure Pipe. and Stamless - or Fax: (519) 445-0865 SHAW, GMAW, FCA3V High Cabs Steel special people," ale said. That devastation left behind Lam time has not yt The RCMP fraud probe stretches MIG cava also available. Shy A Evening classes CWE 6. TSSA Certified Test Centre been dealt with. leant past deer with first Virginia wish m And Ma ales but only those granted eat FUNDING available for those who qualify JOB ASSISTANCE ON COMPLETION OF COURSE She termed to al mlian Lake who were displaced from from Health Canada to the asides San Become a will be contacted Lots job .entra caller ln. Fontaine a Ors as drop their homes 30 years ago during the development of the Churchill- ...lions rOundatiun, 15 Greens Road, Caledonia, ON N3 W IX1 Nelson River hydro project. ot north of Skilled Welder! Phone Fax (905) 765 -3066 The project destroyed large sections of land and left entire communities Winnipeg Seee 8 First & Nation. Gaene. . grappling with consequences A Ib deems such as alcoholism, drug fe CARBON e,Io,rchool @mounlaincable.nel Nine peck. ' m1 d' g two at addiction, suicide ARM joNaaan,o. many of whom continue to live M 1141O1M _, Health Canada, have been charged. THE CANADIAN COAST GUARD COLLEGE housing with no running water or uwer FLUX COPEDA':;Ir,t,"Y"nLOyS Much the RCMP investigation ':available The m the m of "* ensure Web dam project planned PLASTIC "" GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Imagine a career he the Rive won't have the same effects, said Kobllmki. SaturdaYs professional at sea... Buss. Tensions rise on anan a Ammmaa rmlydng Avagabh I1fop Os: asd Angus Dysart, preside. of the Association forte Displaced Residents , Consider the challenge of becoming an Officer mtunoy unn.,fen :..auto P.O ami m, ohmr.k.n, omexo, boatx0. IkataAamrem.r. Tbo nais, rgglaasamlell :;t1=2 aerso.www,srealnmm Ill South Indian Lake, said he hopes the alliance will pressure the gov- N.B. reserve fish- onboard Canadian Coast Guard vessel. I" "r Irasanur NComp t v ernment conduct cuap.hen enviroo economic and risk w.r.e aU G.R -B -A. T. JOB BOARD Gird. ane INS.n. certified Test Centre says s of future hydro projects like Wuskwx - eries seize boats ea roams, 0000(0,0 111' a gdawt, also lies to make up for the ens and social e Ned A pince smear DVANCED WELDING TECHNIQUES INC. eyes wh ewers ru.wans Can Am Indian otre 8,86lana Oztolser 24, 2X13 11 BIG COVE. N.B.- (CP) _ Tensions rananmcm,trware Miaow,. p damage due y past hydro poles before Wuskwatim goes ahead Fine A number of U.S. environmental lobby groups, including the CRan were rising Tuesday on New box e 1Melong P bob.. Cr l m n . C d Ban. <0, Brunswick Mikes reserve after 57541311 1.000794411.40 i , . BA October 31.200 fl.00 pr/ Water Action Alliance and Minnesotans for an Energy Efficient In MN. Saercc. A 'MY' ...MOM, Economy, are also part the alliance. federal fisheries officers seized of .aua,atl rm, ff 0. boa. Nr alleged illegal fishing. Vaal Umber 200 12 pr/ Lash month. the Ckan Environment Commission Nsolissed secs by . be Native Wanenis Centre, Han.. Tylion-free ham, Fisheries Deport a officials ADVERTISING aboriginal groups to review all past hydro developments before appruv. Roofers her Stevenson, Toronto Negó ASAP confiscated four Assts from moniµ *seen wdames ¡eurenq f31 s $aMi. ing the proposed Wuskwatim dam. " /". Elsipoglog First ChM Naadm Policy Analyst N6 But the commission did existing hydro projects will be used to judge Nation, in north- xZ7. try SALES PERSON Friendship n como a6.000/yr eastern New Brunswick, alleging ®r kunenh.Mapna»rawKl9ioT)5rsilwarter

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Six Nations Veterans' including Bob Johnson and John Farmer, . Leonard Lickers and Marwood White, representing wars and con- Veterans line Chiefswood Road during Sunday's Veteran's Day Parade services flicts dating back to the Second World War salute during the Last Post ' Don't forget our November 11th Remembrance Day Special Publishing soon! Call Lester Green for your memorial message at 445 -0868 or fax at 445 -0865

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