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.-r REMEMBRANCE Tempers raire' - Canada DAY Six Nations - Library & Archives Newspaper Collection November 11 altercation 395 Wellington St. K1A ON4 - Ottawa, ON i Okarahshona kenh Onkwehonwene, Six Nations of the G IJOVi°nber 7) 007 7 - Controversial - Red Hill R17. .nipiiaiMS WM & :g Expressway opens with Six Nations flair rl By Duane Rollins Writer HAMILTON- -Saturday was a day of mixed emotions for Rick Hill. - - The ecological and cultural coordinator for the Red Hill _ Valley Joint Stewardship Project was happy to see Six Nations represented as equal partners with Hamilton at the opening of the contentious Red Hill Valley Expressway. But, still, there was a sense of loss, he said. r "It's hard to miss that expressway," Hill said. "I didn't get a chance to experience the valley much in its original state and it will never be the same again." (Continued on page 4) Emotional Band council r r chief closes finance n e tin g ist By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations band council chief Dave General, in a highly charged temper tantrum yelled at band staff and auditors to leave council chambers last Friday, after he refused to allow council to vote on a motion to close the meeting. General rushed from the chambers General refused to allow council after telling Turtle Island News to take a vote. "No. I said it's City of Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger, Onondaga chief Pete Skye and Six Nations historian and Red editor Lynda Powless he had closed. It's closed. Staff leave, Hill coordinator Rick Hill at the opening of the Red Hill Expressway in Hamilton exchange a wampum. closed the meeting. auditors leave. If Lynda (Powless (Photo by Duane Rollins). When Powless asked council to editor) doesn't want to leave and take a vote to close the meeting, continue (Continued on page 5) Caledonia visit and establishing a treaty Inside . commission top priority: minister Local _ 2 .i aL By Chinta Puxley a new direction Wednesday as he George, whose brother was killed Editorial 6 : THE CANADIAN PRESS sat down with Dudley George's by police during a 1995 native Sports 10 ra--"`T _> TORONTO- Less than 24 hours brother and pledged to be the first protest at Ipperwash Provincial Careers 25 after becoming Ontario's first politician to visit the site of a pro- Park, Bryant also vowed to imple- Classified 26 s . dedicated aboriginal affairs minis- tracted Six ment all the Business Directory 27 +.. Nations protest. recommendations of ter, Michael Bryant was signalling Fresh from a coffee with Sam the inquiry into the shooting, Price $1.25 including establishing an Ontario Fontaine accuses Harper of treaty commission. i Daily news updates ioi+va1Öty "I believe my job is to push the PlayatMcD.ca you could voter Shot unleislantlnewe.corn "assimilation" agenda, after snub boundaries," Bryant said. collect win By Michael Tutton "We just want to get solútions. I 01> a property set to $1O,OOO THE CANADIAN PRESS don't think people care about the . online in cash HALIFAX -Canada's largest aboriginal group criticized Stephen Harper constitutional responsibilities. I , for attending a meeting of a rival organization on Friday, though the prime think they care about getting solu- minister responded he's merely seeking "common ground" with groups tions and government stepping up he can work with. In a speech to about 200 delegates of the Congress of to the plate. This government is rm !ovin'tt` 282 Argyle St., Caledonia Aboriginal Peoples, the prime minister up 0 74470 04551 t 9 cited statistics stepping (Continued on page 9) (Continued on page 5)
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M Ay Duane Rollins makeshift snake shack of his own, Flemming has been protesting Miter on Sù m land. .gama the smoke shacks on '4.1L` CALEDONIA-OPP entered Six The Widal tank at ]off HighwayHighwa 6 for several weeks. with crafts sales abounding , é lE><. aac Nations nwneJ territory without hawk', smokes at shout 9:10 any NOUggthe shops atelmacedon ìlA Sù Nsaoar land, Flemming k _ 1-CT`'l' that they are part of Halim e00 + o ;, By Duane Rollins County_ T j Writer OPP spokespersonmaon Pasa Wright ! \ It was beginning to look -and defended actions saying that T - OPP sound, and smell-a lot like because the laud in question is weekend C.A..Iasi at J.C. Hill r - being held ur trust, and has yet to / Elementary school. ¡¿ ; //1°. be fully returned m reserve status, amuel Christmas sale 1 remains put of the OPP's Nicholas Anderson looks at Jkh1110,,, crabs Si>: lain lackr. over Co pal.s1ua More 'one IDNe Nadovu Craft Show Jan weekend Hú mother (Dabs on. %Faro by denim than 35 venders, 01 of Fha. Huw516((in Upon seeing Flemming, Henhawk Nations heritage, sold their home said Nat he asked him to leave. fair to small producats. "My daughter, lemifm has the made crafts to the hundreds that When he refined, Henhawk said he 'The tole has always been Nat all record,' she said. "She baked 53 me tivougM1 Ne door. told him that he would be calling themfts must be made by the Mdi- pies in one day.l ouch dot. ell was me of foe CMetmsa cmR Six Nations police. Odual in their own home." she The best rye done is 45," sales happening at Six Nations this Flemming responded that the OPP said. "They can have help, but we The craft show had everything past weekend. had already been called, Henhawle want it to be in the family." from leather wallets to dreams.- Deb MacLeod was one of three .phe said. idea is to Prevrnt uossproduc- ers to hard sewed clothing. people that amassed the shale. Al W15 a.m., Henhawk called Six aaflas Inc yw often see at MacLeod coedit say what year Also involved was Linda Miller Nations ponce. urger craft shows, from over- exactly the show started, but and Marg HeMthat He 'd Nat about five mints - Open W. Mo neat bra when MacLeod that the goal ...mine the small Producer. guessed that it was al least 36 years Tempers flared OPP grabbed Six Nations Clyde 03(m" mid day and hand can be seen pushing Irelly later a fmuáe OPP officer anted In cas4' she spent the old An OPP officers one ndm Powless when Powless told Hemming m close up shop and get Six show is to provide aboriginal MacLeod, off rased K0RP PawJess backer awayfom offer who pushed me. IVitiály, Heulmwk sai,d with betterpartofawtkbal:ingtopre- It will continue indefinitely, she Halm This OPP officer told Six Nations people he had jurisdiction w crafleo a 55.00 to display h erryhmar by Jim 'sonless) the officer was polled and reaped- b ina are for this year. said. on the Si. Nations find off Highway 6. Six Nations people yelled, Nair wok in m environment Mat is MI .n deem with him She tea - - yaT- OPP had nojurisdiabon and gager of the lands along with anted that she was called to assist Pkmming. ',Mast by Jim CPOwlero) Annual Pick -A -Kid Christmas drive underway, help make a child smile at Christmas Sú Nations police. However, be said things changed aimed to leave the site. He did so over the ...Agog actions of By Duane RO(lins forced to don an apron Thursday moments later after IM arrival of without incident Nose individuals Wing Wiirer and help cook breakfast for bon several male °Mons. A f advantage of a tense situatitmW Brant Children's Aid ttive set- oueds of hungry Six Nations They were trying, to say that we appeared to be still tupset yhwhat fulfill their own agenda" Wright vices Murcia Karen Hill was children. were the problem," be said "They happened. said. were demanding that I prow that I 'They wouldn't arrest him," he said The OPP .seal the only police 11117 had the deed to the laud" from the shop 'This is molted force Henhawk took issue with. He Henlawk said that Inc ed.° the community's" also had strong words for the Six officers that Flemming was m Six wen questioned why the OPP Nations police, who never arrived Nations land and Nat he was continue to fail to arrest Flmtming, attha scene. questing that he be removed for who has been haying cigarettes, It shows how tench they doms. a...trespassing However, they would tax free on Six Nations and selling teat their people," he said. A Were N Caledonia in parking Tots. The Six Nations tinned lit not act Police With. minutes of the begriming of Wright said that the OPP dus ca. down an opportunity to respond to pars enrolee down after Doug Flemming left Naaonspon'ce T STx the altercation, several Six Nations tome to Seam the actions of Henhawk's claim. were rolled but meter respow4Arothe calls. people auto. to the scene. About everyone selling cigarettes in ways The incident ...only hours after permission Tuesday, to attend to m According to the owner of the 10 OPP officers attempted to keep that the force consider illegal. of et Kano...ton As a result Henhawk altercation that broke o et shop, Jeff Mohawk, he arrived to the S Nations people away from However, the OPP must balance of both maim. roda smoke shack on Highway 6 north find Caledonia's Doug Flemming Flemming. We need to protect the public with cated Mat he would bebving sem- his shop of Caledonia when a seeing cigarettes from the back of After about five minutes of heated the aced to enforce the law. riMo watch overnight. Calnhm lateen vied to set up a his buck arguments, Flemming was con- "Public safety must take puny -With files from Clyde King Brant SAS wart.. reek* employees, front lep. San, r i, s,,.ma llama Ile Squire hang pledges on a Pick-A-Ifid Meow= n,,. The the weer. breakfast waved bp nt CAS native scorn last Fire destroys gate house at Kanonhstaton, building "bee" to be held week r The marked tins, -A GREAT.. breakfast the had Plate -Alti my drive KAM SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND piece of artwork donated to KanoMsmron by Si. of She Mail appear ro mud hits -Wive always had wonder A unity challenge will take RIVER EltRITORTrvire broke on al a gate house at Nations artist Arnold Jacobs that reminded Canada dethe women who defended -Ile very happy with the support." the said "People in Si, places with the PM that padre hh io u before midnight Monday night stroying the many Six Nations moo and m the reelamatbm..b Canada during the wan "It's kind of ironic with out," she said. "It's been great" - - -- the most toys to the dove being the Rudd, and .pintiI loss¡ just around the comer nhat a sign hon- The breakfaa ova m award, Hill by native r,rre. Six Nam artist Arnold Jambs. Veteran. Pay be wad. for Six Nations and Ne. rxogmæiflummery. said,, Me chive Spokesperson Bryan Skye said manly pommel were vein should destroyed" sic said. CTTt05.at, i:r I I Credit's ongoing support of the benefits everyone -n ot just those 'Yon t sly net in build, at tint' He said security Volunteers are needed along with donations oflum- ! tick -A4K1d Ilium. toy dive. set -e tI!'Rb4 kids that remit; toys. were at the lone house 1,1 on the site when they saw the bee and building materials. A pot luck will shop be Nations people She said act she hopes to hold the 'R help teach children the value of building "go hen in flames all at once. It had t be asked held. are taking this as Su ¡!_ . said breakfast each year moving Ma TURTLE ISLAND sharing." she said. "By denoting, of gasoline of incinerary item. It went up all at once," he Mays docwith strength and wire will rebuild," - . S ward to launch the drive. NEWS they can see the ee intoning of said Ii. m ofbuilding supphe.am be taken toot¿ .n the S. as she stood mixing pancake helping A group of Six Nations people gathered at the fire site We110,1Security head, Bryan Skye is overseeing d batter. Hill was all smiles. She said sst Those i ieno ed in making .Mea- Tuesday. Hazel Hill said plans arc underway to Minn old donation of Number and building non-Oars, Ruby ,_" s. ms happy Mat Ne support of PICK -A- KID man can call Ryan Becker at 519- fashion building bee 17,1wM. Saturday. 'We want to pput memoir, the put luck and donations can army mud dew item 575.2247. extension 675. ill back n tight army.- She said other seen., be an anged through ha. I alp about 130 kids this season. Iernati'ely. several Christinas wide to lisp em Natal reclaimed Kanenls adjacent to I DEPOT) ago The 7'... 'Inn number is ap from past years. trees All be located at local bus, paella -What happened here u simply Cabala broke the the town of Catalan®. almost years o a ative es has expanded its Nations and New Credit have se.. On Ibn tress tags with We peace at Kanffiliffiton when Weir people did the. Now we I wore reclaimed as a rend! of the Crown a mandate to help Six Nations and gm behind this" sex and age of a child wilt be list- have to lock at how to protect o people that are herhere. inability to honour its obligation, t its funk+. Me Six Neu Credo kids to their are that Hill issued a o ben- d Someone could have been killed." Nations. Hill says. For more information m Mama. . J or ins outsiderutside We misery. mean and organisations at the Hill via that the group would pre- ` Donations of building material and labour arc needed A lease commit Pond half Ruby 15101 Director fna e,Irthe Brant ad(dren ìdSUrietyAar PM said not the had little doubt MAN. fer to get donations of toys, m1er pot luck will also be held 615 -1159 or building menial, Bryan Skye 15191 MRS nt/hmixes th abreuklmmlaunch(then Ilia the Io y would support Site challenged Wen to Prune that Man money. A rypieal donation The building was silly destroyed including rimless 771-7284 sonar PlckhKidtoy drive. The CAS' Brenda Thames sjoins MIL No larger Aim. here were the most generous. would be valued at about 530. 2 TUR7LE TURTLE rSI AND NEWS November 7 Hoa®EC 7, 2007 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ISLh0 LOCAL 200 ,LOCAL TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Sú Nations Elxtd Bard Cawe¡l has rescinded media Whine later admitted it happened A license has been grand to allow nuclear wash to in Sept 2556. The order was issued a0er the fire HU be removed from the ghee. taken to a loca.a, Dave General on W a Augur directing the arm Company to cover FOUT lion allowing the band's insurance company to closed mean.. District Two counc0ln Ova Nuclear waste to M stored. tend,, We HaNmad Tact. Winnow respSd5 to three fires¡n months at in Pennsylvania. Brampton community group Hill Dave General's legal fees." The legal f involve Mississauga Metals and Allbysareplmwngmon. the site. MM- s Robin Shmky defends his conga- protested MINA, plans to expand its nuclear opera. hook for legal bills pay elected Chief Lave Gnnal', legal hills m a confirmed the comment. 'Nomm0y I would not $4 milliw lawsuit lawch5 by Grad Rivn be stored in Illy Brantford. The company's safety record. He says those fires were mail Dom Jeff.es sa¡d"Penple multim- million lawsuit Councillor Led White comment on issues diseased in a closed mating Enterprises prmident Sieve Williams and painter S sae shut dawn and did not result in any injuries. Ile said MM Wat are opposed to them will q realize in $4 million dollar 1554 a meeting at the Worm, Hall Sunday, bad but since this issue has already I will m. sit aráerr been public Ken Hill agar. General and a suit against the Tract plans to operate the m f .be b tun r Haldimand Dow* ar Are amnun tsar rrty tif leaded a motion that appmvdre paying say that at a Council meeting in September The err. 2 lys all mama! well. suit de. He enema. ne. handling combustible meals b man radioactive as his coin. But be said, 'you don't see Hal W the Council ad remind He motion that was passed in I General throws temper tantrum, closes meeting Controversial Red NW ton,4` (Contlnued Joan pant) Councillor Glenda Porterreturnedm meet it." said Mat Vaal, was General's ..mane ( band council Friday, saying she Sher General tees the staff b mamgeF m ilia dst election and We dean.* L dose the meet- (Continued from front) a - a endmchemupafew ihmbefore leave the mating, ebut wen .e writes lordly. costly pro- 0 .end d be ew llow.d why the media was When Owed told Powess W The most m +RS{' owls. asked Geimd 0551 b pond +-'rF"L\F..ï had taken a lever of aeena 445565 b sta he said hwasun as clash Miller in ject in the cityf Hamilton'sn loser Ciwed refused, stomp Yin, from carotid when allegationsellegatiovs odd crxvnlioik, .viJ it was oR a" He $245 miih4n expressway Ng Rom the chambers. in the community that funds She said General berated Potts 551554055 r Melba Trans agreed was ofcia0y opened Saturday at a CouncJlor Helen Mille was the swirled ere missing from lad community through the meeting and then asked saying some ceremony in the city. Hill a. tine coupsn.tike issue with there "is confusion over t`' wail members for their opinions whether the Onondaga Chief Peter Skye repre- 1 oer- meanie is open or ant" tr- _ on her rerun. She said she felt General should sented Six Nations at the event. T "_. + -G4=- o Hill said that It was wen... that She said savant councillors queer- have clarified the meeting Councillor ilm Hill, 'Moaned « Paned why Porter was at be table General left the mating. Six as pmt of thee I -111. _ should have decided' w role in r "Theyscem. forge, Glenda has not When asked if council should have "Finally playing ri been charged with anything," Miller been allowed on closing the things " he s ids "Before. we tend- á sous ed to be the last people consulted." i evil. meet,. councillor Melba Thomas Skye's remarks to the crowd H rl.- )It She sad, when several councillors mkt, 'y...('amc ¡l sadd have taken echoed Hill's, from Omer elected chief Robra a vae to close the meeting. Hat's He said Nat he was proud to have . council me.ioaed why procedures . Porter em the table, "l asked them District 6 been Included in the ceremony. Councillor Barb Hams rely ' In all my years. I can not recall r shouldn't she b Isere. She has- disagreed. The chief has that ± r I being included like Ws," Skye said - .fJ ri been charged with anything. iSIS It's at his discretion. He after presenting a wampum to / , `t".;-- Told uiSicilloa) Bark Hams and cm call it anyway he wash." she Blend. Ro Hamilton off... "P e tvy hon- O. El n.dsAÑ/LMw Ceram, nn.illet ovthat Hey didn't hax any said. Porter, grown yarn, argument gmblem with Idling Wild Smus District Councrnoatoger e 'wb Jonathan oured to be here today. This ands Yao tust bid Ps expressway will make life easier *led between Hamilesn. and Six The agreements do runt deal with opposition that was exp m valley. Hill is loading up the group g c.nn. h over boded. Home dlod sit hen and he eWSd b c.rmm saying, 1 have . send wen L lrN1w a. in Nations. lad te or, rights the highway, he suggested Hat is undertaking that project. P has h charged. anon ,i'ilu.saiJ. m1Nng cewyw Councillor Helen Miller. "p it for people both communities." in her from red ff but when Lynda Hamilton mayor Fred Eisenberger Not everyone at the event was Originally the city estimated over Ile said that he would. taking his __, rothiun M1ss S. cuuroil folly agreed Net District J Councillor Levi White dp .weed to decide if Me Skye talked about the many years (Powlexsl from the Turtle. gall lore '...- Inappeiad. ma that those agreements are as there to celebrate. 44,000 Haas would be cut to pave time in planning for the not was the that he worked in Hamilton and said came, dicta prom but Wt's all Sol election dole did mpmvideanY Jidro nom Turtle Island News meetingg was open err closed" n'sciavol. You said it was ripa66 expressed hope that the new road much a part of We legacy of the There was a small group of pro- the way for the highway. In the end wanting to rush to a decision. Dune for council to re[ub allow calls. would reduce congestion on the project as is we roadway. testers from the group Friends of the councillor to return 10 the able. Distdct 2 Councillor Ava Hill sod Mil. aid council began his- no vow was taken it was elect. i1r vying financial caws nclud¡ng chief á,r Generals decision b - ml mind by the lap audit with close an mxwig when Jere should depamneni beds. have been a vote taken by council to When Tone Island News waled close tie awing. iI into the mating Craned sad ü was was a se not pawn for the mcehng55, i closed ; Councillor Helw Miller told count drain One Corn Dave Hill, I`r d, %called Lynda (P55 and District One Councillor Lewis `y tad her the meeting was open and sae. LIPMet I r (]ads '.,iJ told the staff they could come back ,, Mat. and sad S Como. if aWinunt, gnaw Ilium Coma. 55.ró Harrb, says CouneflloeRdg enaNan cause Dave (tend) la Lisa George Montour did v of re. 'Ae Genital Mould ham ne WIN My wigwag commeMia hEm.erY.1." Turtle Island News ca.ca wentrit Onondaga Chief Pen Aye addresses era (Photos In, Ovan, fah l should return to council" i Rollins) Councillor MJIa des the mating She said shehd con..t got off .56451, stint when Coma t. ASO trees with a cm or larger "It's way.- tic said "How do you odes Thrvrsday ink Si, pro- NOTICE Eckel dial staff from We meeting em cul. make a centre celebrating the ecol- clue was fmre0wing re coumJ. dThetr will be planted by ago of the miry without taro ...ink Dave (General) staged Wis She saint wl4s spai*d bythereaw Kayan ,is the Six Nations,. ing more of that ecology', l' whole Wing and he had Lisa RIVER doom* Glenda Puna b cm. SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND 1 p received a SSA million "We want to make sure we me romth hetelchon, d a0aa leave ofWSmce. 1.Qa ed to oversee cal abri( it the near from the last elation, b decr- 54th General Election 'pl1 Mution of the t valley. The g Despite some of his trepidatio old g5 will be planted over five Hill said for the most part he was 12 (twelve) Councillors (2 per District) o yaws. 195,000 have already been hopeful that the relationships and 1 (one) Chief m.. Medicinal plants have also es recorded, J_Y.tt Baby Food One of the pier of the consmc h I AS REQUIRED ems Hill Creek ADVANCED POLL Saturday November 10 2007 ET ° w. umdRoe natural MakingWorkshop ll . given to of Six1SNatlwls Iidlan Band, an Advanced Pol be held for the Notice Is hereby the electors the Onondaga dried Mete .Skye, histo4an Roi Hill and 00410/011 Wm, Peed Etsenberger. route. The creek had been rerouted Semen of 12 (twelve) Cnuncillers (I pet disdct) and I (ono) Chief of the said Band, and ihat such poll will be are proud to ham osa Six the Red Valley They held ogns and was being fed by stormwater c ¡ry', S'sO "We open co Saturday, the 10th (tenth) of November, 2007 from the hour of 10:00 a.m. standard time 4,52:00 Nations partners hat today;' he th2 said "dead valley" and "greed rums.. The city received praise for Are you interested in learning The building of the eight kilometre standard time or 1400 hours (on the 24 hour clock) in the alemoon on 0. same day and will be held el the a 7 said. "The historic agreements not family value" km creek relocation Ihut cogs . sad. a six -minute drive at 90 how to make your own baby food Six Nations Polytechnic Institution located on 4th Basest of Chiefsnood Road (Emergency sluep 2160 .LM .a'. rends. are being distributed "Thedaytheytorn Mn A* lone. million, drat spokespeople said krnlmm toad. whicM1 opens b traf- 746 Con 4 Tung Top) in the Village of Oheraken, Ontario and Wet Chief Electoral Polling Officer will se the country. house,. democracy died in my would have happened without nc Nov. Iq comes after early 50- with simple equipment & immediately secure the ballots after. close of Ile poll, and amalgam. these votes watt the Election results _' They asMg help resolve heart," Juliana Wehare. L9, of ris p uret fnnprotest grousDu AYbr years oc ink then. or Saturday the 11th (seventeen00) day of November 2007. The four,. highway has always Homer there Hamilton said.''UA'e anted to e A00* gthereloe n of Me k established0 could hencehence. Sf learning proper storage I AND AS REQUIRED . bees a f o "Thar Wing m be Prou of' hm today ro cis day. fond and used anew Mali. moving fonms POL ' S rd N bet 17th MOT 6 used tend n ELECTION men, ai any Eisenhower said he hoped the lees glad. pelwahw for ek minithose to of the Six Natives Indian Band, a Poll will neon for 00e Beam of 12 a Nov. 2007 Notice is herby given ...tors FspceiaRy now that W. wanarm good relaWns between Hamilmn Friends of the Red Hill Valley was The relocation clbniiss 1nsh her. attendance d was sill much Thursday 15th, (twelve) Councillors (2 per DsldO) and 1 (one) Chief of the saki band, and that such poll will be open on art, and Six Natiorts could continue primarily concerned with theenvi- new and c pipes and n ro be resolved. ivg congestion ham Wen.. time until p.m. standard name was I pal - 317171 Saturday the 17th (seventeenth) day d Now* 2007 from 9 u standard or w ¡da moving forward. ' mnmental impact of the highway - indigenous pees. are being grandfather's Red,. err 1600 hours (on the 24 hour clock) in the evening of the same day halo at the Ste Nations PaMa0lI0 The agnomen. JAN thanked the group, and added aria. "lied Hill sae. Ilan makes time wctheilsofaSO Saws IN ode. Eisen.. reap n Child Resource Centre IDStituton located on 401 line east of Chiehwad Road (Emergeriy Blue .2160 Loli4200,04 ruse pross abet two and half Ito, hl C h Red Hill Valley ables opposed. for making m Flying mwirrels were given a this my valley. SPHnéridge Ws Wage of °haweker Ontario. and that the Chief Electoral Ps ll rg Officer volt amalgamate we votes cast 1 (18 agaA dot Sena. b <.ermg mom., board that de uns rar alma mend ffmetre poles to ris S grog b ask you all to axle) wW the Ádvaneed Poll and the Election Poll and declare the results of the Section. Ion foe, mewed, comm... A with esia Hams repe.111001 e. rd du' e planning fo Southern Floes Squirrels cross the .wash following the ceremony. I 1i toot.. was built a sacra pant any pat aboriginal I prolcv. valley...0.. no flying squirrels After the laughter died down he T, 5eptrer file x'. huatN rea, due Y be found in Ion He said that one million trees were wholly corded the poles added exclamation point for mom all s p have a few other As a t of the protest the airy area, and our standardsndems fur wob be replanted tinting Hie trees .1 In. 'Deem Non we Jules (á? 519.445,2809 enremd now noagr admen dth ere arch. w.l work end Fen. Additionally. an ecological and parcels of land gnat we need O talk and connects to Narrow. have d without ,Ducal will in the shoo[ ss Nanovs' l'en agreements were jobs So lliaPPen the cultural centre be built . Nov®ba 7, 2007 -ltF ddr," - COMMENTARY '''-"'""'N""' November 7,2007 7UITrLP 15AND NEWS LOCAL TrrT_E ISLAND NEWS ] Haldimand Six Nations Confederacy council will ad a Nations issues can be discussed with the items The committee, that includes Maya Mane leetm . Haldimand County's First Nations' Hauden saw a Development Ins c (HDI). Trainer, councillor Craig Brice and Lome t America} #1 Native Weekly Noon paper( elarMnship emmlue xplaini awhile The county se I a o County told meet left Confederacy until Boyle HDI representatives were told, "be care- t. dConfeder veil meets with asking o disc tooled. of land NI meet and Okarahsoaha ketch Onkwehomvene when you with these people It's our right of the c raorem, claim nttpm tills. oat with HDI Canal., amen - they wean., TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Ole newly created committee has with Six anon side tables. development sours. Bother Tank Island News is published weekly on the Sic Nations Grand River Territory. II is a politically lodepmdent newspaper that is wholly owned and operated by abo lgwal people. REMEMBER Ontario ministry of municipalities told to meet with HDI over official plans No portion of the newspaper, looI00ng advertisements, pictures or 9 Nations Count advised the has been Coda., HDI. caul. hen." h...'said pointing to mom. what is happening ben is simply M1 ugh these official plans" editorial content may he reproduced without mama. is sending the Ommio Ministry of rhea W discuss with men how the floor of the longhouse. that the wee will have - OUR PUBLISHER - Tonle Island News Mg.G .Its aloes and planning dom. they will consult and accommodate He said i. the broader sense, control otter n these e developers EDITOR - Lynda Powless meats km them of Hamilton, the Haudenosaunee interest in the Turtle Island Nora is member k VETS Brant and Norfolk areas th chiefs exercise +Canadian Whitefish Journalists Association Counties m the t and or olk lion - decision could mean millions to Six Nations +Native American Journalists Association SUNDAY NOVEMBER II evelopmmt Institute (HDU. Ile said We have explained to coo, + Committee ta Protect Journalists Worldwide rt Penn. The court sent the case hack to the value Mr the International The decision cam (519)445 -0868 Rails ON, November 6, 2007 - Talon Highway, iMmattuslly mlehrated and award-winning nor fen Carr) rom lmew. rotor playwright, will make a rare appearance in Canada as part of Ogwahsont. a daylong symposium on Thursday, Nov 8 focusing on Native MS. . NOTICE Highway, who now makes his home in Europe, will talk about Ps work and perform several pieces under the 515 N.Ona Of theGrand Riser Community Trust What: Public Info. . to Make Lemonade Too Tiled. The inspiration se 2. tit0 Hm Wen. flatting sprang, sap. from the adage that 1 (one) CoCorn Resident (On- Reserve) WT sm l anld iIonel510- Resident (OR- Reserve) trustee Session, Question and "when them r handed a lemon for a life what do you do? You make lemonade? ( me MOMS Answer period Hosted by Opening to Highway will be acclaimed Mohawk choreoteyIsr and McMaster alumna Santee Smith, who _--a Cikr/`P+ 54th Band Council MI debut several dances from her upcoming production ASlory Before Time, On Iroquois creation legend, to ADVANCED POLL Saturday umumasvnay.liamaaan Advanced valbens be performed in a lavish produmion in December 'n TORO Nominee, Phillip W. Skye 17..11 ram ,am .rin rea.w 007 lnr at the nand band, and tat u pall rar me "Dgwahsreni'IS Cayuga for We all sewer. pained Dawn Mew . director of the Mama from atmmm.m.e Where: I.L.I Thomas nt,uit Studies Program al McMaster University. "First Nation do not view art as taproom d Me individual but owerandry aaminu haN rune SM X..E PnMe a :x601.6» . e Ontana tim ma ne cabt aarwa .er.wrw 6a m6 Odedrihonyanite School to an expression Mema'. bpbmn.Nm..am Day is a ahew Of err shared creative spirt[' swan. a""na,:`a.. b ewecot. rar When; Saturday, Comm.. A beginegin s slow ins sale of Native organized by the McMaster First Nation Student Em. .11amu,e eannm:,,ns sen sx5amay. the ytannnneer2007 7Da:..w AND.. REQUIRED November Association b M rotunda of the McMaster University Student Centre from 11 a.m. to 2 pm. It will kature a 10, 2007. E MICH t Mamba! IT variety airs Including basket mama. Iroquoian pottery, pasting, and fine jewelry Raymond Skye will 09:00 am -10:00 am d Notas bent, giá trine o, (enfl ming.Priaw la. speak about his tnspretion for M1rs aarueardofil. teeelnamberlame aaxlb maataum pakWI m summing.. nmxov. uneven be mm Segadas a400aaw.Feaen THERE! .17/11(Meal epxoswmam,scorramamnowwlon eastm. wletr Iv the afteman, art Alum. Ruffo will give a )¢cunt¢ on the pointing legacy of Norval Mom. .la...m The residents and Band Members of Electoral hobo mom*. MI lama to mom NM. 1.0., .esevottncvl...mod i dache r Out a s Mom.. 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Mixed Martial Art. aamysamdoywdtitwa.OVCAkV The tournament ran for three days *DAM and was heal at the aaa night fa all who attended with 12 team registered, 8 tarns w Lars Arms SaMday night amid Grand River Manna Corp (CRAG the Men's division and 4 tarns in TOJAKrck and C6aee ware ma vnndaunts Saturday speculation We eve. night be shut- pads. BM Momoe se. Nary r- ^ori MUM llama AmfBlllo, N e, Warn r glI We 404 (Mailers) division night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with MOM than 2,200 AMA enthusiasts cheered on de a-do.reord Iroquois RESPONSE M1 is Mang at homing add Re ' 04 of 2038 with a Ng -Elect er cry name for the main event 1- 866 -445 -2204 vsvn,si,7r 7"' EA .V to Novsmbar 17"'. 2007 Aua MONDAY TUESDAY Hill THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY DAY 445 -2204 District Two Councillor Torn. Pea Dey Available Idbn Sea la Arrows Gurus 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week MAID Bene Area Available Winter Leaps i Russell M. 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Knighthawks on Friday, Schedule mn. over 18 weeks culminating on April 25th. January Ilth while the Toronto Rock host '1111/111°' released calgaor.ogm..,...... The All-star game ts in Edmonmn on March EfinnesoM Swam the same night. '- 411 4" it Six Nations lacrosse reaps 2007 OLA awards 6'"" RrIR.rll.0., It was reconfirmed Mk past out to the 53 diftHent champi- - 4 Sports Remter weekend at the Ontario lactiHne onship with Six Nations alaiming INLAGAILA FAIL - The .7 Association IOLA) Annual OLA awards were die Six ,1 lacro. season will go down in ismend Electing (AC.) held at Nations Rebels 1r El Western his, an one of the Isons laermse Ms Sheraton Fanny,* Hotel in ConfsTence Coaching Staff of the r-=-7-A nn fu Su halons N1LoLtra Falls year (Ste. Monture. Cosy la.nat Ecirds and banners were doled Bomberry, Rayon Vyne, Roger ' L V,. Derek Sandy and JO.! ' m a 1.1E). Me Six Notions cn.e& Major Coaching SOME of the year I Duane Jacobs. Ron -Mouse.. lityy anal Jody Omer). the Bobby Allen Award as Minor Coach. of the year (Cam Bornherry sk Joe Powless) and die E Williams "Billy. Evans Award (Sid Smids). Six Nations also won six Ontario I championships M lr A (Six Nations Arr. Express), Jr 13 (Si. Nations Rebels), Intermediate C, Six NM.. Bantam coaches (middle, Joe »macs. dii6.8iI Fi,. Bantam A, Field U-15 GRIs B and ,nmTaa,oca4Y.lu..e..L./..varlrr..v Field U-I9 Ohls C. Coaches of the year from °LA Technical Directe, Cuis Pmralt aepSir All Ontario champions were pre- .. a1.a No. Aahaia.r.w....luan..w. arm a. sented with their own champi- OLA Intermediate (7 Champienxhip ea..er film OLA l'm.+o onship Lana ...DEAL night ai the OLA Awards Ramp,. (Photo's by Wray Mara., Six also won three rhena Nat. Ontario Held Lacrosse Winner, OLA Jr B Western Conference Canadian National crown in the Girls U-15 B Adrodons; Coaching sOIT of the ye., - Nations Arrows . ,Er1H CuP (Six Girls U-19 C Nan& Nations Rebels Express). the Founders Cup (Six Mann Cup (Sr A) - Peterborough Bobby Allen Award (Minor Nations Rebels) and the Lakers, Major Coneh of the year Coaching)- Six Nations Bantams Commissioners Trophy (Team - Chief, E. W. 'Tilly. Eva. Award Iroquois - Bantam Al MOW Cup Or - Nations lOustanding Graduating Player) - Ontario Box Lacrosse 1Vinners Veterans Arrows Evres; Sid Smith of Six 1.fions Bantam A Six Nations, B Founders Cup Or - Six Es,ores, intermediate e - Nafion. da.. R,i.a: ceremonies A C.aU5C,c'P Ó. Ca ' L held at .CG/ FV_ A CAN A D A cret`a ,gememlied SIX NAEiONS Six ROGERS"' 1 VETERANS ,YeL L YIy pY:DCf, :11[C 1 5 1r1 G3tV2Vdkit, PARK Nations AIDAAIWAa. ,,¡.. Any 1 ç MEMORIAL !L G2r!Dw.'- - ONTARIO FS? WO rOFcF- TORONTO, I 1 November 30 - December 2, 2007 .DarLa41'.Gc.CnlgT1YiJS! j9,F ` ,pL Veterans Canada's largest indoor Aboriginal cultural Park event and EVERYONE IS WELCOME! ., r; ! , 4 y p . S i.er featuring t!je I i r TORONTO STAR ' 7 I nternationat Co. ore Cition I,} fr-it 74. ,l. s WOW - Honouring our Veterans p; r*t .canab.com n ,47a 1/.44 trf, = . A SPECIAL 1112i' ...L. NYE WEH /MIIGWECH ff Scotiabank C451 TICKETS at Titkotmaster.ca or (416) 872 -1111 A November 30, 2007 TO ALL WHO SERVED For on -booths, RAM Information trade RR 6, PA Boa 116, Rama Ra Rama, Ontario pm. wort, musk performance, dikCAPSIMIAN WE REMEMBER food rending, and more... r5 R /C47 //VAL 1.800.832.PLAY(7529) ontsne : AVVAFt COS Phone: 519-751-0040 Fax 5t9-75t-2790 ember 7 2W7 ISLAND SPECIALTUifil- TURTIF SLAIAONEWn Nlrerhn 1.2007 TURILF '6'?N° NEWS IS SPECIAL ECIiiL'1OrrCE Last 'We. Target kAtr -4.1 1 ` j. Ernest C. Bradley Maxwell J. King Roy H. Williams Lt James D. Moses Percy Johnson Newton Yellow O Wilfred H. Bradley Lawrence A. LaForme LL Cameroon Welby Lettridge Roy Lickers William H. Johnson Lam- Ellwood M. Burnham Walter H. Lewis D. Brant Walter Marlin Thomas Lickers Leslie J. Captor Francis Meracle Willem Aaron William Montour William S. Lickers Minutes ln Action: Joseph E Henry Franklyn Martin Isaac Claus Henry Newhouse William Smith Darby Thomas Norman W. Henry Wilfred Obadiah Lloyd Curley Alex Peters Frank Stoats George L Hill Welby L. Patterson Reuben Fish Adam Sandy Frank Montour The Six Nations Veterans ta Harold Jamieson Randall A Powless James Garlow Hiram Hill Charles Thomas Association have been mai David E. John Huron L Smith David Goosey Roy Hill -- Maxwell Tobicoe working to try b list all Six Ernest A. Jonathon William C. Smith Samuel B. Groat Harrison Home Fred VanEvery Nations Veterans. If you Frank Isaac James Vyce have an addition to the list, Isaac ()urgent 1001e to aIl we would like to guess Nta:weh we would like to send Thanker all who srrvel( Jacob Frank Walker please call the Veterans Arthur Jamieson John Wilson Association at 445 -4297. the men & women who airruth, all our to all to all to our Veterans gradation the Tradelatgoos oR. Paul John Simon Wilson served to the wars veterans who served James W. Johnson Louis Wilson Dove .s, veterans. . Pharmasave Mohawks of the Turtle Hagersvme, ON Iroquois Village Whitewater Centre .. Bay of Quinte Native Gifts o (905) 768-1144 rt lyrndausgo ark 'Ai " 1721 . 'A" '4 Ckl )anwa led., in Kona Bt. ry . 51 rar Lake Ilirrlm 0erb AW Oh45.4 (613) 396-3424 (519) 6646e M°1 -1377 First NationJ EQ' (519) -4247 ' We would like to reamcatc1er Fund extend our gratitude airgratítu&e to all of we wall Iíá to clad me Thank yak d who served, In Honour all We Remember. to alt who the men & women who g sÁibde wised Thank Wit veterans for your the Tradition yes on. Veterans Past & Present Honouring Our Veterans to all our Veterans served to the wars saurage Aundeck Thunderbird L. T -N -T . ' , And, our respects to those who + Fast Food a[srJ Michipicoten E Tipi Co. 1. forspfwts Remembering our heroes have gone before us. First kNation 2211 Upper Mountain Bel (519) 445 -2972 w First Nation Tuscarora Nation N 11' 324 Colborne Se. L, RR #1, B01 21, '" 1721 Chiefswood ltd., (705) 8 1- 905- 768 -8962 - Telephone www.dreamcateherfuod.com From the Association of Iroquois Litte Current, ON r B" ON (716) 380-2564 " Ohervveken and Allied Indians (705) 368 -2228 r (519) 7524150 Box s 56- 199, ON 1- 866 -508- 6795 - Toll Free [email protected] - Y '_W_,. = Tel (519) 434 -8761 In (Awry of all Remembert)sg all students mut s4 Lloyd 5. We would like to send l WW In WW wbv Elamma7 call e Thank you to all SIX Nations Veterans who served l, say MllhcOah i at materna our ayyrectation to all kr\ Sleep n' Comfort Veterans f AFM of New CRAM arel SOY Nations veterans who served 75 Grey St. Contracting Lloyd S. King Royal Canadian Kool Kidz Ice About Living Rooms Elementary i Legion -Branch 90 t.a sesgaw aeea s, orwe Daa, Wellington reo George. realer whoa.. Rumor Jamison, Earl Ivry - ~ - Already providing positive benelils to native communities "People of the Standing Stone" 519.445.0919 ph - 519,445.0251 fax - 1.800.696.2224 7 November 7,20W .000 7. 2893 TURN. F 1SkNID NEWS SPECIAL SPORTS TURD F ISLAND PEWS 11 The R.I. Tps{'as . . the ver« with 17 mekkA one prial nam. and. oar leading ,Irumble r55eetn So Famew 21.18 CFL Native Fakh.e nllvorwywe tackle. Ilsazk and one fumble recovery Pt the I-1 I Eskimos A Reminder from Mayor Mike Hancock baba Snaray mahl bd. Pal Inehall am. fa the ).1s Ii Tam Weekly 6 up & Brantford City Council. The d s coNwNMiKathm°fi° hFn NJ]mcleawN9p`altmg tackles 4mTmnwOnnv2NtthCN"a"e REME' B A CE DAY 1A\ MUM il Never Forget B R.Ti www.brantford.ca Sid Smith µ ,.5Q.,..'6:a.:p.:,;.Q.....,3.,, F5 ',4;4e ko Thank -you for our freedom continues The Massy, f the New eredn Firn aeon would eo/ar to C gratitude bM war veterans and members of both ehe Canadian and United Stares defence reams. Tharx u to all family who their who gor a patt fthemsef, we trait ° is 9qxPSk some rn made file. e e es !'# The Assembly of First Nations wuN enjaJ'thefieedoms do rodap C Sy )Way INwade OLA k A commissioner, Dean One Remit McLeod calls the awed, the mret honours all First Nations veterans. - . k.u.Alm...r Gen am. afa KOREAN WAR iowedolposeawiPssefh, King Smith, Jr ACemmissionen Dean McLeod, grandfather% Roger i NIAGARA FALLS - Minro Cup prestigious award any playa Can Le. tam.Rl Panal Pt. abarOn lova... Kar Blake Soult aasge nib,- hi, E. w "eery " Evan s Aard foc o,aandi.e Graduating Player mehe PHA to Ihuge Inc Elm sw champion, Sid Smith continues Banquet laF.e hr .. K laF..r Acrd. this pall Saturday night ac Me Sheraton Fm,vow Hand (mamby;Pray Morarle) brims os lacrosse genealogy of the Smithiairu m elite group previ- The Assembly of First globe. We pay tribute b our k.I61A rew K.K ry+ IAN( .rEar/ IN Smith family by wrong the E. ous winners like Jinn Veltman of lowing the award presentation. he once asked Hallaf-of late 'Sid n coaches dream." honours all First veterans and honour the CapAe...w.L ß. ,,,...,..1. lotions King PEACETIME Crain Km Wham "Billy" Evens Award m the Named Lacrosse League,. "My family was more excited for Gaylord Powh who he would Grandfather Smith added "If I had Nations veterans. memory of those who made P ee ll.. s Secord Po. n:°é in-iog Sank Me Outs.ding Graduating Player Toronto Rock. Soon Carnegie of rile winning As award than I was. build a Mao. icon around, I am of Sid Smith's; my team the ultimate Madre. +. ta. ) First Nations people have an .ie. .Ae.. at the Ontario Lacrosse Brampton F siors was the 2006 I've already got the only trophy Pooled said without hesitation, would not los many games. He Ile E.I..r Po, 411,. 8,1.1 LaFonac Garner Saun honourable history of mili We also express our gratitude L. Association (OLA) awards ban- rater of Necaward. 'l'v waned in the Mimo k'Smith. desery «d.a award" M- Ad.F:k Pre.AyndloA.e Olper LaFornm Onal Sauk qua Saturday night at the Sheraton "( Ire award) is rya -ring (AP - "w mnh's grandfather, Sid figures he has mad a half tory service. They fought for and offer our prayers to Laronne 1,Ankn.fr 11.1,,C bon v. . . (i)1 Isvrew Hotel in Niagara Palls on the cake" Sid Smith said fol- Smith is currently in his rust year "luck. Smith is a HallafFame three yams of areola lea freedom in the First and those who continue to serve PM Samuel JaF.ome Benjamin PAW PM. Gone KU« p A James L.daro.ma ;Poison a Syracuse University m a field lacrosse legend himself; however before on graduates from Syracuse Second World Wan.. will their county in military and Pre 03.14/ J... KK m. Carom Jr. amnari, he Wpm el KinB klelpe AlCDougaP .bar+AAa« MdyLacre lacrosse scholarship for the Buck" says his grandson is a spa- University in social work. as other wars and conflict peacekeeping missions. Emily C.General School's he IK ln Rodgerm ecRaa. O moon-. riff lacrosse player himself McLeod relayed a Minto Cup ,rrnaA They have served proudly Pm Crain ea Fer,m ur-snrorme Lr... With 2-years of lacrosse eligiMS- lair really proud or Sid.. Roger story during the awardpresaiotion and courageously, in war Phil Fontaine M.- David Herkimer Richard wlo'IfreAeda Cram m Annual Christmas Bingo ry remaining, Smith ovl be fatting Smith beamed: "He really deserves about a young lacrosse pro own. K mw ryoFo.my and in peace, around the National Chief nrGeargeIra " Saturday November 176, 2007 M1 tough battle whim it cones everything he has gotten. He takes wg watch and lean how Sid WORLD R IR balancing school and athletics, but fea-arts, gas those loose balls, played ee game The young player Re..t Solomon Spencer klemmi AR . Doors omn tram l wammu ana flits pn/ Regular mngo sea t Pm ana MaN..., isSm g tluwgh it. and checks the other yams. top w . AllendAVa AM14da I+, wlo ne g AFRICA WAR) is This Is a smoke free Bingo. was pat of the Onondaga players every night without bane- stills olpleye0 Eke hawn Evans, The Assembly of First Nations the national organization Chubb p.tbKy .IApar4 t Children must be 4 years of age or older. No Mailers allowed E hall Comm..), College field lacrosse lion. Pee been asked what I had tc Cody Jamieson or Craig Pony he representing First Nations citizens in Canada . Gwmge R. S She. amp ado. Wool, S.. N. team which won the national role teach Sid and I always say. it's all wanted m lea° how to the 473 Albert Street Suite 810, Ottawa ON KIR 564 P Ln.aa.alal..r .wdr /a. due to S Bingo Hall Regulators. play watlace.g/wa Dalpd Film lop . E4 B 9 up -$10 last year along with other. Six Sid. Everything be has learned be game like Sid smith does... which Tel (61 ) 2416789 _ VICNALL'w5. nnSpencer Extra snips will be for sale during the Bingo. Nations Arrows Express teammate has done on his own. I've never shows how much Sid Smith has -- Toll -free: 1- 866-869 -6789 Ae_I Joseph Chohblr. Sgt Lewis MLaFomme lomeag,aaWhe,m. x.M.9e g 4{ ECG. Soma strips are also sold separately. E2 Cody Jamieson. had m tell he should do this or be Nome player worth the price of For: (61 ) 241 -5808 4 Jr says should do One admission to a lacrosse game. Prizes donated by familles and blends of E.C.G. School. A commissioner, McLeod www.afn.ca ó-óówtá _aµóaó°araLpö:a Lodge Gm Card Tvrovo ofPlayer _a. Pram Laptop a Primer NatDockingndo wit modem Station Meet the Candidate Schedule: ,. THEY DROVE THROUGH MUDDY TRENCHES. $10001000 .man ern Card THEY DROVE THROUGH EXPLODING MINEFIELDS. Raffle Draws Baked Goode for Sale THEY DROVE THROUGH SCORCHING DESERTS. Lwow Table . William L "Bill" Montour 519 -445 -4191 r-r -Invitation to Tender- o :) November 7th ?Proudly They Served St Nations Social Seras is inning tenders b srm.leart forte Community Gathering - 6:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. Tor is no Amer an of honor rolbwPPg Three locations. Please ammo nits work MUST be complet- and wow sing one'se Community Dinner - @ Six Nation Community Hall 1 18 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS TORRE ISLAND NEWS November 7, 2007 Nnv BRANTFORD - six Nations Rachel Bomberry scored twice ,inctuding the winner with >_p ,_ - r ~ =1 !! Same .. 3rá_ a hl Sa,i: : 6.7 seconds left in the game 477;,. % ' ' 'ya \ Sunday night to lead the Brantford y Midget A" Ice Cats to a 2-1 win a over saugeen- Maitland at Lions i/. L jL E. a'(.. f P Park. the Ice a I- n BoSave Cats : '^ lead latee the fist period with ASt eti+:l' ! Jennifer Coombs and Maggie IePI Woodworth assisted on the Ice - Cats goad G _`]°!. rr p-'r,/ i"76Ci\ Jtil . : ' Bomberryg he- the game- 7u-7.. Maker Ice Can p f Hayti Saute baMesforpn..xion agdrew turd Loma u... we. fie jot y -: err rSe stale. PÁ .. een-Maitland Sunday afternoon in the Rwnff 2 -I win Sur Lions Bayard vy a7rmaoouma Tamer po{m..l,u by yodPonre.,.7renu( .ua fr r Pam (PFINa by Mo a (troy C Powtr..l 1 ta.1 Stephanie Wine got deflect eIre J ..J V mvgml. just off the gh side of r {_L.^:é9a py shot ended up on young n. Jackie Robinson y2 aF e the 1. m xr Chiefs Lyle onarban was named the 40r (Olmrmarel air rJ Beebe,Bombe dick the she gull In Wan assist m the gemmrc It Otlowllmmissing a gulden ortunfr0m ma a. visitors' l h J all a,e...r.eaA.w rarpa..eduA.Y..I w.A .wL.g.r,SfYrm1,ß4 the ck into the open oenet b w,mìmg 8ea1. . championship goal nrly in e eas CAtlfee(theSix chance io male 1 rate s the alit e ,..: I.14 /e.wa.n. 4.S erAm rw1 M..n.r. nee wkY4c / hod ar.e..f fford thev3rd win dz., ... varan. balcons 7-6 in overtime m the Civic Ceram Sunday afternoon. r (p,mo, e,kn rmndnuedfrom Page II) four points apiece. Jack Cram (IQ IA) vd Lyle Jonathan lud two NLL dispurse Arizona and Boston vamped up weal coos Bmnbetry R'I point paa while single Cbin ( ay IPray Manacle by Portland and son .scored twice for the Chiefs m the picked Lomb.). while the Blazers management Pul by 1Onohria NGl final noon.. including Me tying SPorOR,POner Ea.. Merrill went to New York have chosen not to reclaim the and Pad NeNwwk(1G). The held dispersal goal with 50 seconds remvrri NLL a drat for Titans as We second pick dispersed players and re-build as The Falcons were baby Ron save Bomberry was vatted die Chiefs the Arizona Sting and Boston Other notables, former Six expansion teem. Cre three eves (.s 2A). DA). gm,e MVP while Norm SmaWwy Blazers, which aped cancel the Arrows Express Andy m The regular season begin on Ce. (2GA One (IQ IAr w. the Falcons 'game MVP. 2007 -08 season. Some s was picked 5th overall by December 291» when Colorado Celli SaltSault (IQ IA), G2+ Lyle Jonathan took home the Both teams decided not to partit- Minnesota Swarm via a trade with Mammoth hosts Calgary (omitirM IA) redand Bryan M,Ib Mate Stephen Bombary Memorial trophy dining de labour strike was Edmonton Bush. Roughnecks. old (2A)abh mo point Seale c aAYdr...... r...are.....+ peso resolved on October 16th. The Seag will Meir dia - os the Olaf division touna- reSJaim N.a.ar Mr...a7IAe M1n 4..4 Fakers pear were by Mart HW Dan Dawson was Me first parsed Maven for the MORO. sea-ea- RCM MVP Player e.ti.wA.e h.byo. we. YMrar.aai nAlsd Oeff Bar 11A4 Barberry (34 IA) and Kyle NM. (IQ 3A) led the Chi. with BRANTFORD VOLKSWAGEN Management I, R. Jo Anne Johnson, am a former councilor for District 3, having served in 1990. I am seek- Under New Ownership / Since 2005 ing election as a councilor again for District 3. I, Jo -Anne, am the wife of Ross Johnson, moth- ,p.- 24ri er of three adult children, grandmother of five and have two great grandchildren. I have been ` Y « 74; !I ; Check out our I I Medina Baptist church. Ross and ft married to Ross Johnson for the past forty years. attend jt.-k: Full Service & run three successful businesses at Six Nations; RJ Wholesaler, RJ Depository Warehouse Parts Department and RJ Iroquoian Tobacco Growing and Curing Farms. My past experience as a homemaker :-`c Our Mascot -î -- _41, - 1 ti State of the art, and local business owner gives me the knowledge, of what I believe, the reserve needs in their 'Gunter" .-M updated facility rT_ fir councilors' leadership, with the knowledge of business. I truly believe there should be more leMb.` . - VW factory -ktw. I lived at business people in Six Nations council. My home is at 2319 Third Line Road. have Our 2nd Annual Fall -.- trained Technicians Show & BBQ (d this location for 35 years. If I become your District Three Councillor my door will be open for discussion on local issues. I will be willing to work with all. We have "Friendly. Sales and Leasing ' Professionals :5 Jerry Workman. Six Nations of the Grand River We offer many finance & lease options Service Manager a, Election Nominee for district 3 New & VW so 54th General Pretomd +S , over 33yrs. VW 131 Lynden Rd. 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CALGARY- Suicide by aborlglnal young people creates a chain LONG PLAIN FIRST NATION, owner 520000. Thanderbirdsky just teamed of the issue this Pmnrn Michael applau lnlm nn*, as tof youth gathering that was billed school courses ara training for all Braun said Regina Atkinson on. non that is fuelled by substance atom, poverty, broken Mm. - Some female residential andrt other .wren garnered week. He said he NiMa ifs only an as Tra- the Bryant de h Was haw hash pima as the first of its kind in a decade. teachers. Theresa Point 23 said hatband. 27 from southern 10001100. social isolation and low self..., says a fatality school survivors say they are angry Wednesday at the rasa, bau in Manitoba dent the Nation calls Bryant's appointment of Mery Moos. About 550 young people from young people have o take lemming Manitoba, Roseau inquiry report the inquiry was held into the death of ayouth from Wane their compensation chromes located about 75 kilometres south- "The ladies feel bey are treatedtr on the part the premier. He says Bryant . "brilliai of will across the country spent Mee days into their own hands. Rim Fed Nation, echoed Riant the Men ran. First Nation who took his own life. been delayed because they west of Waling. W express their tide., and l totally agree hair kind of clout Aboriginals need to w thinking in at dun arch. Oet your educe- noting The danger remains long who have connections were Inform anger Winnipeg National "Sys cament any young I ados to the anon r na leasing their payment with the.. M1 said. could be mound trvi able.' Bryant replaces David Hammy, who hue Nations Youth Summit crafting and lion. Go out there and le@m people feel isolated and even three, deceased continue to be sneer, to suicidal behaviour." says the when m applying. Gem wknin the 35 days promised. dot with internally with..t lice. bolt the Aboriginal Anal/. mini Remurms replan to the rb" five- arm plan presented what wear every day," said Point erred in their ow I death of the IS-year-old, identified only as KC Thund 0sky who attended They say they feel they are being Service Canada and I do believe if wawa Amnia,- Nation G r a n d Council C h ef Job n Bmucage Thursday to Assembly of First whose timer u B C. "nerds so much violence on tom The wan also says me t army.. reserve has a suicide rare Brandon Wdian Residential penalized by Service Canada this carries on it will create says he with the move is was "pleasantly surprised" and looking Nations Chief Plut Fontaine 4fma ,Saw Point. reserves. Tans n nearly five tines the nonnative panda average. The report School, said when she hunt dmin her Seance Canada, a federal agency fwpation among anion land to working with Bryant /larva Satrap d Nat "Education is one of the greatest Pont, maw home cons, is issues that need o benaddressed," notes the two Tina recoNed three related teen suicides between application to get nonagon m working win Inlrn Residential The women serial. are concerned Manna and his govern. need to du mote toad... ways for us to become self -suó- Ne Solo Nation in the Logic- she said. First Nations leaden need 2004 andd20h including the hanging death in June 2005 of KC September, Mc was NM by Seance Schools Resolution Canada, was for the elderly people who liveon Nelrnrorvii'onship with First Nations in Ontario. said Brevdon Johnson, 29- area, said she got a job hough a to- a provide support to people who "Even oweone only down the community< unity it would be Canada officials Nat they aiming to mail the cheque within reserve and have n0Ner the means Group of Ontario cottagers blames fads for Ì Uyew-old smdent from Lakehead internship program with the leave their nana. especially I cause ' alarm," id the r released Tuesday. "TRW suicides d;an't need to see her manage car- 35 days after deadline for awn.. w Or mono to drive so 'bungling' leases with First Nations niversity in Thunder any. One., GC. government She says some young people that move to the city II,, than Ma m. miry of 2,000 people sinner to inch "Now they are aping us , .hash was Sept 19. Winnipeg o get a copy of their man QRONTO -About y0 Ontario enrage owners protested in Toronto who is a in the Canadian people have criticized her for wait- as o often the eau w Manitoba, 75 per 100,000 people, an annals figure when contrasted with we need our manic eertfimte Service Canada spokeswoman ridge cadficatea today against what they call bungling by the federal government that Federation of Students. Formally kg thr the "white man." But Nays Atkinson Soothe Lod said. 1. :. e non-First Nations population de rate of 101." The and it treads o be certified, along Genevieve Lamarche apologized "Ifs just by chance mat we are get- has left them without their prized noes.. They say Indian and " caned the "Rebuilding our Nave not the way she sees it -Were eon "They have no sense of identity report Oitlinsit how C, wh not identified other Wan by his with the other pieces oflD," for the miswfomation some of the ling through and asking Northern Again Canada has mishandled the leases they had with Youth Accord," the Assembly's P.P. 0n0 00 scam soci00 They lave ruching Thetis why vials, was a pallbearer at the anal a Rand. 17, who'd killed Thunderbirdsky said. About applicants were given about the these quetions, and a lot of the himself In 200A 150,000 First Nation, whop n the land an Georgian A. result, fig youth wing takes five areas cul- about what native people me, who they join gangs," she said. K.C's sister, distressed by her brothels death, galena suffered abuse, marriage carman. "They should elderly people are not going to economicuric development poli- we are, and where we come 0lon," The report also noria the need to longed bead Iv Marsh 2006 at the age of 16. officials coral losses and even death at the have been told name families have lost access to their cottages, and nowy stand to lose the Ts. Tina Sad. on know what questions 00 misT aid tic, health and1010cial _ and creates .said Point. Kenny haw.. 25 -yam- promote healthyofestyla and declined to comment on what they called an internal issue. But church -eon mawaa. which over- the application is different from the Betty who attended mtml buildings swell The protesters managed - 5 -Avute lawn meeting with the mini,* regional dime. but came away unsatis- ns. The report calls old from Thompson, Man., who ran strengthening the cMld welfare sys- deMen told the inquiry greater devotion to traditional ways. zted from the 18]00 Nymph the name in the identity documents, Rink Indian Residential School. n1000 gos. The cheques Red Tbey say the government won't discuss proper compensation for massed edoomional program for the Maw, Liberals in the last rent including better screening parental g and an emphasis on rate, are needed. we pan of a then montage caulks n T don't e should be gnat 11, 52 and is trying m &vide than by offering á in individuals rather finding, claw in Bath- provincial election, coned his of foster families a speech todel- b ;Ilion package from Ottawa. required, and i NnN that our languagop and the peers About 00000 former students can the negotiate with them as a gotip. Those who built New cottages. anal official b remember the thousand of (Continued on paged3l Lamarche said Service Canada will application shad be redone from le some cases over decade". they are heartbroken df seated apply for common experience pay- finish P0000000100 their applications Service Canada and Clam. all at how the case has been handled t(!id5 310,000 for the! t yes amain menage cernfir of the mod, and A they mended Nn mandatory tic t00ldnewe p ..urn immdiao Ce she salt. Ages 6 and adults anon* tool schools and $3,11000 foreeach subse- director of the National Residential Wanted for TV &. yucml year, CTequa we expected to School Survivors Society, said he 16th Annual a Movie lobs! House Craft Show 22) f Gingerbread 8 THANK. Men /Women16 -65 years needed for same. ä imam who range to arm from 18 to advi.son at 30000, he mid. "We has, y No extras. Parents call Saturday November 10, 2007 NO 29- Fontaine highlighmd some of In keeping wild the theme of educe- our n own television rework. That's corn 4 pm. Tow war. nemeses w Fedesa Tou 4 r....wa..,ow, FEES! (416) 221 -3829 Loh biggest eMllengas _ an eat- aim, Fontaine noted at the time the anal, we could, even dream mated 27,000 First Nations children Indian Act was mitres, there were of 15 ago." ',imams vid 60 Exhibitor's Free Admission ä n.a.a years 4 waerdn aA.oe.r M m7 in state are. a housing backlog of 10 First Nations university m adems "its important to Sr mindful of all 1,K Idnrad.Naaolk 091 Gray St 80,000 homes while roughly 100 arms Canada. Current es Owe dun, that harp occurred." lien Wayne Grab lhew. Celebrate National Child Day! I MI MOH COUNCIL J O B B O A R a Turtle EN BON we goormAttoOfromo oro Preparation for Winter r POSITION M. 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THE NEW GENERATION Community Driven... Student Focused M -- November 7, 2007 s"'- n's CLASSIFIEDS -- -m4 I Nocanber, -.un .. BIRTHDAY IN MEMORY THANK You THANK You EVENT To be on this Business Directory Happy 65^ In Memory ella, Mew, I would like to express a very C.1, *imam & Keir Johnston WINTER BAZAAR our red wp November 10, 2001 heartfelt appreciation and Mani would like to Wank the EXTRAVAGANZA Please Call Ruby Mon Dal over lase your brother you to my children, family and Dreamcmcher Fund for their at OMSK And always keep hen near !retnw 519 -445 -0868 Minds who stood by my side dur- Nkmwohb Y the Business Birthday Party at the mend. Tourism Building Never say you hate him ing the moot loss of my beloved Canadian Canoe & Kayak pm -8:30 pm - 1 -5 pm Tell him your always there. angel in waiting, loving wife and Nationals In Ottawa. 43015 20 Vendors .N7 The pain of losing your brow. mother, There. Ann Jacobs- Featuring CloUng, Tupperware, I Live well with wear- so Crystal, Avon, Epicure, ALL WELCOME is much more ..... A warm thank you to EVENT Candles. Piave J'11`L. Let's help Ruby Than any e person everyone who helped, supported, Boots. Table. Maws C4NL WEEKLY EUCHRE iVY/. 1,¡Y celebrate 65 years! should have to endure called, donated, no job was too Auction. Supper Available First Six Nations Benevolent Os Whop HARMASAV VLLL4ta CAM Potluck The phone call that night small. The cooks and the singers IdeWo,,a Association Euchre held Guide but That my brother was gone and Sour Springs Longhouse, g ATTENTION Every ay M17:00 p.m. Dailp GERdE OBITUARY I honestly though huge Nya:wch. I would also like Anyone relaúd te the Late 445-0396 Phone: HEALTH Features: at Someone had it wrong the Veteran, Hall, Ohsweken HENRY: VAN Dank the nursing staff on the Itl+Clause (905) 765 -9858 d Diaeer Specials Packages, To many he was many Anyone 55 and under wanting to Suddenly at home an Thursday, people, 6th and 7th Boor of the Brantford Pkaw tact Ton at Extended/Basic become a member of the *well things General Hospital. Thank to (905) 912 -2756 CENTRE The hannel, November 1, 2007 mew age of you 905- 687 -9523 as the was my Sit Noti ne solen : earning Channel, iSN, 60 years. Beloved son .Bence But to nor he was my baby 'Vile boys" for all your help ami Grandmother. Call for pricing brother Association plea axon' OHSWEKEN Family Channel, NUS, NI (H ) Mar, and the late Edgar support du.. this hard time, I Karen Marta 519445-4177 or Mon .-Fri. NatainalNersorss 8. more Martin !Loving father of Harry A childhood shared, the feel no names need to be men- Breakfast memories Tenylym Barat 519445 -0654 FOR RENT 7:30 am -5:00 pm Henry, soya Henry -White, and made tioned because you know who 411110 Everyone Welcome, Memories I have win other are VACATION RENTALS Special Donna and Paul LUomie. Deer you and l uldn'iwant BACK HOE WORK 41:2) 1 Your best So ifIf you have brother Uss anyone! ell! of your support 10 minutes to Disney, 2 beautiful, gendfather of Keith, Austin, Meeday its Surd, EXCAVATING awing dollar Hold onto him fight EVENT 5 bedroom, 4 Bath Villas. With Mort II FI. comma, Lyndsay, Ashley. and kind words are very much Tusch)' SPECIAL is Spent here!!! know private and games room. COMMERCIAL p.m. s - Cause gall nevi, appreciated ONKWEHON:WE pool SPECIAL 1:30 Lm.10 8'00 Quand. Also survived by man Iinge Pirza Ti!: -2981 Email *1eíí11.0.01 for & RESIDENTIAL toi in of Tolle Out (5191445 is, brothers, nieces, nephews, When it will be his last rdght. Nya:weh Ribbon shirt Ann z Lame Cheer Saturday love and more info or call sues I A Pilmo Fart (519)445Á084 and cousins the Dtti, DeeDee hfiller and Family PRIZE BINGO 9:00 a.m. to Rated Pesa. Double 7:00/m. 115.0555 Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007 Ask About Our Native Rates! SAND GRAVEL FILL JEMMY Funeral Home, ...hen whine OarRia/9u`:jGM14uee Your sisters, -22 r. TOP SOIL TRUCKING Funeral Service was held in the Tammy & Johnna THANK YOU At the Community Hall ay23" Games start at Ipm BULLDOZING chapel an Saturday, November 3, The Breeze Band would like to WANTED Delivery NOW Available 445-4471 *MNR Doors .a í.o 2007. Interment at the Homestead. IN MEMORY thank the Sit Nations community Pups for good fumhes will con. Prizes e:.hbon shirts and In Memory or.1mh Mont. for they support in Winnipeg at sideranybrad.Can possibly We dresses for adults end children, OBITUARY November 10, 2001 the Aboriginal Peoples Choice whale litter. Finders fee, jewelry, rattle and many more HILL: BABY MX MAZE Those we love don't go away Music Awards. Special thanks to If you have puppies calk items door Also a MODERN AUTO PARTS At the Brantford General They walk beside m every day. Rhonda Main, Minnie Green, plus prize. 905- 920-4678 prize rail. draw, ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! Hospital on Friday November 2, Unseen, unheard, but always near lay Green, Lisa Bombe., Elaine Bob Johnson table, and lots of LATE MODEL LOW MILEAGE AUTO PARTS 2007. Beloved infant son of Mill loved, mill missed and very Hill, Glenna Pmt, Missy Whim, good food Scads Hill and Paul Mar* dear. Sharon Bombe., Wanda "Duck" A Kmyen'kebaka Kanonh o FOR SALE Concession 02. R.R, #1, Scotland, ON Loving brother of Dear Always loved and Ghee, D ffi B Discount Stook., lure,. fundraising event. VACUUM CLEANER snake of lnAth Hid, Paul ever forgotten !Abbot Variety Smoke Shop, 519 -443 -8632 1 -800- 265 -8005 (Mohawk Longhous0 SALES & SERVICE Marry, and Diana and Jim Dad &Mom The Boar's Nest, Little Bear for more info call: Huge selection of new and used: Ashworth. Dear great grandson of Drive Thm, The Oasis Group, Turtle Island \ewA Need an automotive part please check our parts located 519-045-2478/0469 Central Vac & twos. Weak rnoneromtonortesoal Marie and the late Walter HRI, The Firefighters ofHa11N3- M IN MEMORY ucuums and an cleaners, Dorothy and the lace George Hill Rowe Anderson, Barb Tripp and In Memory of our Dad Cyclavm, Rice, Bissell and Allan and Ruth Merlyn. Dean Mon. The Dream t h EVENT to Ronald Mardis (Sodden) more: WE BUY 6 SELL Nephew of Randy Mansell, Fund and our representatives Jeff COMMUNITY MEETING Feb. 17,1933 - Nov.10, 2004 Era Estimates on repairs. i'eattrririg; April 20.2006 NEW 6 USED Banda Mansell and Wayne Reid and Becky ,Camber. Meet Candidate for We lost you three years ago Bags, bets and pmts VIDEO 6 VIDEO GAMES Anderson, Rocky Marty. and Nye -well for helping make this Elected Chief A sorrow that still shags We take bode* The the Tr_s Died... SNES MN Roy Loker,Andrew Ashworth, p possible. DELMOR Of all the tears and emptiness JACOBS SR. Payment available and Mike Manyn. Great nephew plena J the loss of Father brings lbesday, November 13, 2007 THE VAC SHOP of Troy Hill, Candy and Dave NYA: WEIL Your memory is still alive with us 7.togpm 80 ARGYLE ST NORTH $17.99 Canada I yySonny//NMI Martin, Dale Hill, Tammy Hill To: Cayuga; Clanmother, Sù Nations Tourism Building Vtl __ w We feel it ever new Ca CALEDONIA, ON YfSPV and Dave ML Pleasant, Judy 2A98 Chiefswocd Road $12.99 U.S. Our mourn., filled with Chiefs and Faith Keepers who (905) 765 - 0306 Slav .. Debbie Emily Let L i }Ulf Co..., happiness accompanied us with ouf nip EVERYONE WELCOME: Peal Warren, John Steoe4 Darryl back home from Cayuga Lake, By memories of you , - w Sauer, and Dolma and !ohm 603 Colborne St. E. 751 -1073 Sadly missed by, New York, October 20, 2007. To EVENT - FOR SALE sw Symes. Cousin of be our brothers and sisters for mak- horn. Torrey A Renee, Dianna, BENEFIT DINNER Well established seasonal CALI EOR y, Mansell, D..ey Van ing this eice memorable. 519.445.8888 David A Crystal neuWm CLAUSE bu..s for vale Leslie y, Athena Loam. DETAILS Also, Ron Wave, of R.1 t0 NCmc11 Season Contracts ORDERING -_ Ruth fake, and Jan General. AG. In Memory of Coasnuceon and John Call Kevin 519-7714833 maw Family visitation w. held at his H You moue Ott... CLAUSES' Mt. Pleasant of First Nations Grandpa Sowden ROAST Bass grandmother's home. Burial was J AUTO PARTS & TOWING Tbox we love remain with us Shuttle. To the drivers: Lon HELP WANTED held at the Hill's Family Fanner, Roger Silversmith, Ala WIN buy scrap 6 bucks for love itself Eves on, Smarm DINNER can S etery. AmagemeNS by Bombemy and Frank Buck. Dave Toby's bias Bar Is looking for and cherished memories never INCLUDES: A DESSERT minnt Complete auto repairs Stucs Funeral Home, 0.weken. of Six Nations Trading Post and . -additions to our team! Please fade ADULTS: $10.00 Clain: $5.00 Safety 6 licensed mechanics Steve and TammyHeenbawk for apply with resume to 3706 Jar because our grandpa Is gone WREN: IN MEMORY . then a ov Line. Th I catc generous Nov.10, 2007 iI In Loving Memory of :web Call anytime: (905) 768 -5654 L more ...bought apart N Wurue: Ronald E. Martin (Dad) Jacqueline Home. Carvxa Turtle for e memory TUE Para Feb.17,1933 -Nov.10, 2004 and Donna Silversmith, HELP WANTED Grandpa fives on in our hears. 1073 Soloeck Ro. NT Asp vial smile special face Always remembered by Cmueo Snipe Delivery Drier needed to deliver Douglas, Creek No one can ever take your place newspapers Wednesday mom. CAPITOL AUGERS COMPRESSORS your grandchildren & 2. ors No words we sp.k great grandson THANK You Toss Please Call 519-445 -0868 SKID STEER LOADERS How much we miss ya everyday for more info. ROTOTILLERS AIR SAILERS t would like to express my deep NOTICE EQUIPMENT Alway in .Mom. gatimde to Dreamcatcher Fund ROLLERS PUMPS WELDERS THANK You Need to boost up your card, Love 7Wny & Lame for then much needed and greatly _Jecla'mat RENTALS WIRE MESH SONOTUBE Allodes from his Nations Native Or put SERVICES PIPE CULVERTS appreciated financial acsisnce.m historyo DRAINAGE A pib}Grial P to the Community for The n try ca.io boxing a't Centre IN MEMORY Without help would have ,i-Steel Supply 'i REBAR much sup,rting our Haunted Choosing Ti Live Healthy. Limousine Services I a le Memory of My Loving had a difficult time daring my e- DRYWALL PANEL LIFTER Our winner was You n, honeve d e results( 0.weken, On Husband Ronald firm of post secondary edu- MINI EXCAVATOR E. Martin Frank S33 000w 1w 519 -587 -4571 ILE Ladiexaclasses Mm & Wool 905- 765 -9928 or 1.80036,3943 I7. Flit Nov.10,2004 aka in New York City. With the A AT Scum( m going into 60 years' s Classes Tun. & Thurs. Call for Pricing GET COPY THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES 3 Years has passed dine moan financial and are Call for more info. Call mesdames IrograIs fast but mammies are here to stay Dr.mcaaher Fund has afforded . Ohsweken Speedway . Powless Lacrosse . A Limousine A President $$$$,..$ wru mat again for sure we can me by their ip I have call Teary a 5519445-1569 Would Use. Variety Store - . Hanks Place S Turtle Island$$$$,..$NewsN another day SERVICES been successful enough tole Basket Case DJ's Place Life has a beginning but Were is W.MONT'OUR OVA back to complete my last . , -. no end PLUMBING SERVICES year with the American Musical HAVE A STORY? Sadly missed by wif and Dram. Academy. 905-768-s299 C:III u5{ to r coverage! (519) 445-0868 Phyl(v Martin Again Amu! Aden, R. McLeod - -; 1 2k TURTLE ISLAND NEWS LOCAL TURTLE ISLAND NEWS November 7, 2007 a e[7.C7 f7 i7[7]'7 ßC7!LiD+C7 "4701 aCl© 1!DCil4= C7'r 101iÓ J,7àCRZr s C J_ ßtry_tKi QiútFlrClrmuv eiCIC CI CiL70 G n a it 't } r 1 £- Alexandria L. McEwan Barbara A. Brown Collin Keye Heather J. Bomberry Joslyn J. Jamieson Julia M. Bomberry Honours Bachelor of Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Bachelor of Science - Biology Social Work . Arts - Psychology Social Work Six Nations is proud to present -..- 2007 Post Secondary Graduates The Grand River Post Secondary Education Office Board and Staff extend their "Congratulations" to Six Nations 2007 Post- Secondary Graduates. TO OUR FUTURE GRADUATES... Marlene F. J. Martin you are - to the 12th Annual Post Secondary Information Day Melanie A. Silversmith Master of Education Pharmacy Technician Wednesday, November. 7th at Six Nations Polytechnic from 10 am to 4 pm. "Education... a path to tomorrow" --a A JOINT INITIATIVE OF I GREAT Alf t Nicole A. Woolley SIX NATIONS Roronhiakehte E. Deer Honours Bachelor Social Service Worker - Grand River Post Secondary Grand River Employment Science Education & of Arts - Linguistics Education Office and Training Employment Development (GRPSEO) (GREAT) (SEED) Grand River Employment and Training is the Human Resource Development Centre at Six Nations of the Grand River. ,ell' ... Our mission is to match employer needs with skilled workers. If you wish to hire these graduates or other individuals, please give us a call at 519.445.2222 or toll free at 1- 888.218.8230. You may also visit our website at www.greatsn.com or come to our Opportunity Business Centre at 16 Sunrise Court, in the heart of Ohsweken, Ont. J Employment for Onkwehon we of Grand River Territory Regardless of Residency A. Marquis Stephanie N. Williams Steven of Arts - Honours Bachelor Honours Bachelor Contemporary Studies of Arts - Business Ave. "C7 À Kristi Hill Tahnie G. Brown Terry L. White Karen "Trudy" Porter Wray E. Maracle Michelle VanEvery Aboriginal Midwifery Bachelor of Advanced Care Paramedic Honours Bachelor of Honours Bachelor of Arts - Chemical Production Education Accounting Sports Management Engineer Technology _ 4. VTI a_41 °1 014112Qt_ Qy!r I7 1° oqa v:oVIl r Il