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l J e NOV O arahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand RiverWednesday September 21, Sprint Car races put Six Ohsnal,ten Speedway races to the fl cdi,,lin Nations on international racing map By Donna Duric Staff Writer - Six Nations hosted the biggest event in . t Canadian history this past weekend, as Ohsweken Speedway saw thousands offans and 71 race car drivers come from all over Canada, the United States and three countries. ti i Ohsweken Speedway hosted the Styres placed 15th at Saturday first annual Canadian Sprint Car night's event, out of 71 cars. Nationals, and it's just one more However, he's not disappointed, a feather in the cap of speedway and as host, says he is happy that owner Glenn Styres, who, after 10 the whole event turned out well. years in racing, is making quite a "It was 100 per cent by far more Ar. name for himself on the North than you could expect. The fellow American sprint car circuit. (Continued on page 2) School vandalism and drug paraphernalia found on L s .Ammo-ea

grounds l By Turtle Island News StaffSta Six Nations Police are investigating complaints of drug paraphernalia being found on the Emily C General School t-shirt of Six Nations racing fan Cole Hess, 8. grounds and vandalism after at least one parent pulled her Sprint Car Nationals winner Kenny Jacobs, right, signs the (Photo by Donna Duric) children from the school. A parent told Turtle Island News The discovery comes after par - new expands she pulled her children after pipes ents had been complaining that school curriculum believed to be used for smoking vandalism hitting the school has crack cocaine were found on the caused more than $13,000 in dam - aboriginal history, perspective school grounds morning. ages to windows smashed at the (CP)- Ontario;s new (Continued on page 3) curriculumn tells students how r First Nations people arrived here Inside , Assorted Italian from Asisa. r And hgow 10,000 years after Local 2 ` arriving in North America, z Ontario's new school curriculumn Editorial 4 , expands aboriginal history replac- ing words like indigenous and Spats . 8 ` ^ , aboriginal with terms likes "First e er _ nn ' 18 National Nations" and "Early settlements ". t ? Careers 20 Try a The New curriculum requires app " i Ontario teachers to include a more t Classified 22 TOASTED DELI detailed aboriginal perspective in A range of books are now being made available to Ontario students Business Throaty 23 every grade. Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, Toronto to Timmins are learning In words rarely seen on a Mi'kmaq, Nisga'a, students from SANDWICH on 2) Canadian curriculum documents -- . (Continued today! 01> Nault questioned on code of conduct violation j headed until December 2003. WINNIPEG (CP) A . former Free Press. r ' Indian and Northern Affairs minis- The newspaper said it had learned Nault registered as a lobbyist for LJ, ú ter is in apparent violation of a fed- through a lobbying report filed by Nelson House, now known as 011 lawn" it,, Cree Nation, on i eral code of conduct by working as Robert Nault with the federal gov- Nisichawayasihk 282 Argyle SL, ernment that Nault's work has him July 18, 2005 one year and seven o 74470 0 4 5 51 9 a paid lobbyist for. Nelson House Caledonia Resturant First Nation, reports the Winnipeg lobbying the very department he (Continued on 2)

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r F - . I , ,,, ff 4o, - r, , e n,/ '§n September, 21, 2005 3 2 Local September, 21, 2005 Local Vandalism hits Emily C. General School, possible drug equipment found Ohsweken Speedway brings weekend economic boom to community f [Cunenaed from fronri Six Nations Police r Coot dfromfio J Winternati.. in Florida earlier Ile says spa es acing is w as r, Kenny Jacobs, who n "IM all r ever done and been school and had been left ere. Coast. Arnold r- o Jacob says Mere went L this year dangerous as driving . . regular sponsored by Styres. Jacobs ell really good at. Once you fail in paired when children returned to 'Bub" anal I sponsored won, se 1 Ohsweken Speedway was just a highway. ed fans by getting his lead with love with racing, you never leave." I school_ enough of the residue to mrn do an analysis. "There's no wat But the "Ohsweken Flyer" has omfield 10 years ago, and Marts 'There's a Tremendous amount of only four laps left to go in the race. Racing fan Randy Box, of Last week Six Nations Police were mron- anything." many other career accolades to a loan from Two Rivers, Styres softy equipment in the cars. It's Jacobs, of Holmesville, Ohio, even Binbrook, OM, says he s been called to Me school after a parent 0. He says the police have noticed a attached to his none. He began me- has been able to develop it actually really safe. You've g us new track record, at 13.79. coming to the speedway for years found a vial and cigarette wrappers some race a "slght" m cre sa in incidents of in2002, his rookie year, what aficionados says more of chance of getting bun on The previous record, 13.9, was set and says he really enjoyed watch- on cement abutment Me mischief in Me area ounding andcame in fourth in the So... one of the topycks in the country the highway" by driver Erin Crocker in 2002. og /ere' perform school.n the school, adding Mat about 90 per Ontario Sprints rued race of the Sass says splint car racing is not Styres used to compete M other "This track is wewne. said "That man's avery famous driver," The paranoid T.le Island News cem of incidents of mischief are year at the Brighton Speedway. for the faint of he.. forms of rote on potent but is Jacobs, as he signed tom am for he said as he waited to pose for a she strolled around Me grounds

. usually eausea by individuals who The next year, he won the 2103 "You just have to be psycho," he now just sticking with sprint cars. furs "I can, ay enough about photograph with lambs. "He put after seeing the broken glass in the live In close proximity to where the SOS championship, and came sec- .eta jokingly. On mart +M um s e most extreme farm of Glenn Styl es real nice show. It w a a great front. DOe. r the incidents occur. and M 2004. And one of his spon- he says drive need, spar.It really addictive Like all other professional mar watt. When she rounded building 'The parent says one is really wor- sored drivers won the 360 "extremely good hand-eye coo.- After the race, fans waited excited- lacobs says he just has a natal she sported the vial and papers and non ly to rot autographs of the event's love of the sport. became more concerned. "I looks ried abut this. like someone was doing drugs," ''That's too dose for comfort. Are Ontario new curriculum includes native studies at each grade she aided She call. police. they m.itoring me for break -Ins. Six Nations Police seized the That's scary" (Comm dfromfront Intro hockey Mar lordln Tawa. material law sooting to a release She lives right around the corner of w appears in the Grade 6 social from the police, destroyed the Emily C. General. Public school about Flee Natiow people who studies curriculum, not far fs.n to Me station. works' maintenance said make up the fastest growing sector Donnacona, the Iroquois chief kid - Ihemmaw said polka wants division Mel are trying to keep Six Nadons PO(ke Blaine Mar Jason Isaac of Canada's population. napped by French explorer Jacques items and returned to the detaeh- u with the vandalism. .akin and piek up v vial end rolling cig PaP public lewd behind the school on a cement phot limn by Edna Goofier) Seven years after the province Cartier. m where all were destroyed due works says in spite Of Me (Pharos glass and jagged metal. penetrated and the l recent vandalism against Emily C. completely, through (the school grounds) launched a ini.= many say Gone almost entirely is the general to being a small amount and having ...Men were attending school for alarms did not go off. not overlooked aboriginals. Ontario m aboriginal" in revour of Students -Ill with The parent says she had to pull her about two weeks before Ile win- the intent to break in, ifs just van- daughter ow of school last Friday has introduced e m Nations per- "First "u, derscre IM f-- - lows were fixed. dale Issue she is allergic to mould, active ñGrades I m e as parlor diversity within Canada's Bret p,, One parent, who did not want to be The perpetrators also smashed the and her asthma was acting up. rum,aped toed studies cook.. Pies. identified, said she noticed the downspouts, leaving Pane pieces Last weekend, half a dozen parents I.mr. in Grade ] add as pan of In Grade 3, the old unit an police, revised history and geography, and life with broad references to In Grades 9 to 12 as part of new trials" has been renamed 'í11n1. Canadian and world studies courft Settlem with mention or se- 7 eft Mil First Nations such as the After mounting criticism, the Iroquois Coofederary and the province hired native educators to Ojibwa. by the themmost gran gee and Students mon also complete by the rpm of 20um Roan ring of mandatory tasks to help writingsting up new catin. guide- them native their new knowledge of lines. They native life. "The curriculum neared wen The province is also include Me Mme .r..enw,n.awe.Daae,. aroma went ople w any ways non after- English made te. include the r though" said Keith 'sicken of the wink of aboriginal miters.comers. no suspects, Police are asking in the moral Mat left windows broken, Education Ministry'spay aboriginal Already Ibis Janie Scarborough Adds S.ie(CP- a/Gsey Owl PaMic School laoksowa moose ) erkm Drought Ps ray 1h..1.N anyone xi. informs sea G ey are doing everything they can meal education policy unit Grade 6 tiaraclass ill thi heart of the Addle /- ewigCP- Pbefo) mana to tact police. Parents are saying they've fwd to ensure mudznty aims to learn "The only real derail came in Malvern neighbourhood is leaning native theory. pipes up classmate studies have come close home. hide^ Until now. `there has teen b broken glass strewn about the in safe and healthy environment. Grade 6. largely in remora about Canada's fin peoples. pre "The Y.oh Udbyjumar. legend Principal Liz Helder has hired a a mind boggeling absence of The also .king for residents European explorers." of the new social stadia grounds, mould in the ba.00ms, MM.. says the Creator put Mem ten. So 'native speicalist Alla Lens, a knowledge out there about the eye think mashed -up downspouts, and ho live in here area m keep w Tickers, a Mohawk from the "Did you know o wrists. Mats different than what scientists Mohawk from Tyendinaga First meal people of Canada but We Eau&C G en e r a l eMoul ardenö p.1 behind broken da wn The windows had been b ro ke s i n c e rt.. homemade drug paraphernalia on ou for theochool. going et Six Nations, said "A First Nations people crossed a O. ay" Burp.uM work. sdokesmw say they we Paving n hard Time keeping sip Nation near Belleville, b breathe is beginning to be addressed in nigh near the school. school negu earlier umber of aboriginal groups took bridge to Cando a long time ago?" Teacher Denise Phillips says her life into the lesson plans and offer schools," says teacher lac Beaver, the propeM wirte mart school.when (lhososbyElna Gaoler/ did not want to be Th r s pmt Augum, weals brake the earlier curriculum as a real said Heald Rock.. Trey One patent who to students knew very little about support brave students. an Ojibwa from Alderville First windows ahe glass was broken when she of jagged metal. Loft says e. will walked about the school ground slight The guidelines at Grey Owl Public School. named, said she even found what and raid first Nations peoples m start, but Sony- That am hello in Nation near Cobou g and chair of day off her kids foe the first m about SLOOP to fia thens. do a clam, and round pop cans she thought appeared to be hash oil d ai Emily a Cane, include lessons about current "lt was called Bering.- but of have seized zeal. heavier and plane bonier with holes in the topic with "1 Ito -can you say a bait the Elementary Teachers gon, out left some pan. concerned day of school but turned[Mood s blind gouge re looking fore to show whore First course that was prior to interaction residue pavement, rem- wan really like the legends, like Ion me ^' says Lewis to Phillips' sin- Federation of OnWios aboriginal eye to it because Me thought it Gauge metal that won't be as easily diem. and rolling ahw Me safety lured. posed by peoples ftt into the scheme of with the Europeans," she say nants f marijuana, m Niagara Falls Began, or Why derma she pop in to slow ofher education committee. 'maned sad Il it world l ba but "H 1 d tifi. 1 e The said some of the other you things. -Oh and have heard all the name Ines Cant Sting," said 'collection of First Nation artifacts 'Canada is a nation built on the ekes are of right away but he predicts the vandalism will pan are familiar with home- Ku M ha n balsa' 11 fmm cert ail Io dresses to solace tenon. of aborigine But she said the gas concerned b« an ongoing is ead paraphernaliaeuseda and Mat n .ZCZCZC`CCC Cw g, for Here at Grey Owl, where a new baby -wnen. people, so Ill has to be the boys- woke she saw tda glass was still hire Twee Counafter Levi IM1 craccoudbew.bottles .ma. wee residence expected "Here's a moose jacket Ito.. dana mn of learning about this AlEACI`ACIE pieces stewn dm coo few White aria Idahubing deck and hrhsh,monad District #3 M bring up to 40 more First even by the Crees of lame. y- country"' pins ashen about Magiground contacted by coeen. ants Ile one of the Ihtk, men might dirk The Board o6 ate tectoi and equipment Nations children this year native can you see the bullet hole In Mc She said she wondered why it was- Midhemmwith public works and of the up and put [min hies her mount. Meeting Sta66 o6 Ganohlzwasna have Lp. Me principal. Heediddevandal- sBut pe Ken Loft. school m son ing. So add uss p ing in "That may happen. Kids stick o Former we ss in things in mouths. My earn Minister questioned o6 you crews son for public teak.. says ongoing. Se discussdisc putt District 3 Councillor Levi White the pteadwea inviting ell have known what h woe. '; (Cenanaed from front) Free Press's findings. Miner minister to stop the offend - ea came o clean up Me glass security earns, That gSn.n have known that 3 Nault who was a Liberal MP from ingactivity. 0f eery day while they rive for Another window was hoot. again íp invites all District constituents .. months after leaving his cabinet to the Z s(. wl,y day waMdangnowowhen ¡a the Remora. . pesky far, he í wlndas to wise -hen's attheivity (J Ont., area ads So Nault said has written a post. to a district meeting dent and CEO of the consulting firm strategic plan for Nelson House, The windows core fixed last -There's aleofhctivity going on One parent says wnenerespotm Under the federal government's Sonilvt i :tea but flub her concerns p/ Samdan himimbarod., denied he is given Mc band slratcgic advice, and Wednesday, alto twee /a. for i afrohyat says' the police Conftor of Interest d PostPost- - craw federal code. talked to federal officials to set up die glassacs o Op amen to arrive. That's cony he says they're "dell- were -minimised.- Vi Thursday September 29, 2005 ' Employment Cade for Public Office Friday 23rd o6 Septemberr. 2005 are school rang out a Nault said he considers his role with meetings for the band and council. It is specialsped, type of tempered, comer bald into installing a On Sett Ia, Holders, Nault is barred fmm&wmk- Nelson House not lobbying, but pro- He he does not consider any of 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. beeped. enameled glass camera surveillancevain, ei system et the are b parents addressing Mcia - ing for any entity with which his a 6:00 pm 9:00 pm r viding strategic advlw and seMm those activities to be lobbying. Mat Loll says is harder to break school. concernsve and have scheduled department had 'direct and signifi- b the school m take @ The Six Nations Community Hall (, up meetings for Me clef and mm. Nelson House Chief lemy Primrose than regular glas It will cut "big dollars", law he public meeting aant official dealings" for two years cil with federal officials. could not he reached for comment to be held at Six Nations Potyteeh However, using the fight object a says he's confident Indian and place (TLesday)tonlght. Come out to discuss issues sal fter laving office. Principal Sandy "In my view, entitled but Naulds hiring was mentioned in is still breakable. Loft says he is Noun Affairs Canada would Tally C. General of concern to you. He is also barred for two years from 2160 4th Cine Rd.Ohhfoehen, Ontario Hill and Vice -Principal Judy to make living," Nault sai d, a short article in a recent edition of ones the vandals used heavy provide son with the added fwd- lobbying his former deponent or in the letter that they If you have any adding heregistered as a Nelson the official band newsletter. racks to break Me windows, which Mg for such special project Reuben said Ìl any f his former cabinet col- by publicizing "appreciate the concern shown by to House lobbyist just to be sure be The article said Nault was primarily eLiÍvGLJ9I/!!//J KCCáC coo the school maintenance divi- Inn says he hopes agenda items add, d' leagues. these parents" and asked if there i; az wing within the law_ hired to help the band obtain federal son almost 53,500 to less That's the issue, it could help Me sMatiw Y, please feel free to contact me Duff Conacber, co-ordinator of the was any who wanted to ion when pressed, Nairn said "I many for the Wuskwatim hydro- nani lIth more Man half the .school's yearly by making local residents morerc pits '1 1, .awabased government watch- school watch program re uppose could call it lobbying." electric- project, !e which Nelson $5,000 bulking repair budget. ware forma ;, 445 -4077 or (w) 445 -0392, dog group Democracy Watch, said you There are specified for House geld. to take an equity posi- Loft says the cdpfib just did it for Bif parents do see something, call the school a his orpmmllw will file .cree. wake former officeholders who violate tion a partner with Manitoba kicks, because the glass wasn't maybe they'll be more apt to drive f Light refreshments provided ; plaint against Nault with the federal the code, though Coacher said the Hydro. A®`wA®EJOE, ethics commissioners based on the Z w'w \Z :lï:.tá -+i A. a,i . p ethics commissioner Warder a go:]o:]a 4 Turtle Island News - Commentary - September, 21, 2005 September 21, 2005 0 i(4 5 Warta America's #1 Native Weekly Newspaper! Cum maim (.amass. lank Onkwehonwene ïE5 COUNCIL IS k--, HURTLE (ISLAND r CHILDLIKE... BUT IS Letters: Reader says council needs to stand up to elected chief , (Conrd temyagel) respect for all things and to be and accountability the Chief has things theWhhe y. The one r Mao exceptions)e to stand up AIOT respectful to all beings himself NEWS AN OPTION TO selected Imam elected ). guide o Mother mkm it upon lo rule and thing we know councils way w11 and say to Me Chief' o ay' will their people but they were not Earth. dictate to council, dies bathe Chien tey, no No way( sallow you le dictate too We, Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand. Tank QUIT SCHOOL. there (or hem) to RULE rhea.d 1 believe that the ¢lendCheifand rag amyl ame rules of order Ido not Uyallthebhmc for ow- the eea. kakMlr. will bare is a independent newspap@ that is River Territory. It politically pie. Our reork titi ma abound Camail lure Failedertheir cap11 ac-ec theta so fundamentaltai. gaga a,mm inactions on chief. assay andyou th

Boxed Chief Dave General had M1 la h my kid of Ever since Katrina ark are Employment Policy Review na s gs of allegations councillors hula employees with Feature Letter: Hydro One charges resident over $70 to been having about the marina (aras who are ctmmtl unau Sweet- t to approval firm rra und bat had costs cons- the policy So General dost't 11 man ruova no may to demon and heating ing kln1 claY Pro spendpend Iola funds nit,. band uip that he deliver $13 in electricity ing this atom. To be ahead of We cello spend $10,000 on some con- Councillor Roger Jonathan'sJouamme quip that nad he eked council Car game council should be meeting hula He needs. do hisjob. [ } 1.05.1 son Pho Today Sept 15, 2005 as once a adjusted usage to be 262 at5 I think the approval a akin, haw been approved is an example of Jonathan's month Hydro One ands your MR cents aba(, $13.10. And what do I deal cur follow the (Oder mie mat has baud ateght ad rThrmThree mwcOlor ,r a, mato M e..... or the electricity you use. hashave tc complain about, That Letters to the Editor r. ... n....err.. since Leman afabo ith just we might add) with t In my billing period May 18- $12.10 cost 571.71 for delivery, I I y d r o Gramm is oil[ 0600° emu policy ana Connell bet an In order to foster public discussion of matters Maim August g, ore¢ moo., the aver- $2.37 i gula. ry char forr a One mot Name- liken to mute that employees not arcs 6r the bind sMa plus ,ges effecting the residents of the Grand River age electricity I used Vor day ia oral of VT 18. That is five times be a good they lie 11 or not the employmentnOmmt pone, statest a ale apron is the ,kwh for a total of 290 kwh with plus the ervt of the onto.. l toed. one. Fort Turtle Island News welcomes all baad council/ are pm[protected e.d n only from pollegeharassmentinduct. bot polo. Territory street believe John Marlin L teal Wvn Political isn't just alleged ahem hammers it also opinion pieces and letters to the editor. Letters )1 a. a 1ó e stem, Is still a tsect . But I regress. In Iu1 (1 ma, b Comm..D for Mead fig -.1. this day and age we are told to on- must be signed and must include an address lien., hasLdthe etas 'gaoiotd againsta rut tt ensue had council. ~' f}' we n ya copa, we. And. mat end the only way the .# Ile has Lou. than. Ile has allow. gem Io be insulted k warily and phone number so that authenticity of to conserve more electricity w aid -pale single hasehissup mopupthe6micro- *es M letter can be ',rifled. tunic Island News I. money s to get off the ckcuri0 i plum if pew. eM1Ualanwdan mill to degrade the Mail or Email Subscription Order Form de Payment to: grid. When next you trawl down resen'es the right to edit any submission for t of the maxi when he snowed councillor Chers MvnMartin m TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Ibd\ the road look at the Hydro aka Neailly Muse councillor Helen Miller. Martin has never apologizedhas ne to length, grammar, spelling and clarity. am. you go, more and more lies are Nis community for his hMviour. And tents. General has rcvanever Turtle Island News, P.O. Box 329, P.O. Box 329, Obswelcen, Ontario, NOA IMO .4 II.cotmtMdo. m.W s1 ana coming down fiat houses. Fax 445 -0865 Icii. I do not Mow when the contract Ohsweken, Ont., NOA IMO (519) 445 -0868 Phone (519) 445-0868 (519) Tun community s nia of Me aced General ana rais earful of fol- eaaua+ _ with Hydro One is up, but their CANADA 12 MONTHS - N` lowers. aisNis conmil nad p0 vision for are neap two yoa then is is 0.m or fax (519) 445 -0865 Tat power (sues are crossing Six GSA MONTHS r callrned wiimandg in annal and ehua chief who arc as an Nations land. Council should think E -mail at news @theturtleislandnews.com or INTERNATIONAL. more concerned win moving Ns 50mmnnity forward Nan m rrotat- 6. u. .ana age about these delivery charged that advertising @theturtleislandnews.00m. Bnad ads ealae(amet0m0ndnews.ronM- *m m^^^ ram each household and bu'mme I% ' ` We e1eed . councillors like Malle Thomas, Roger r Check out our websile at ° ^^^^u paying hydro to use our lands. 1 Jonathan, George Mona Barb proles, . Lewis , Dave hill, and cannot conserve no more for I am clew toner taking a IeadmsM1ip role since as cheers chair has lea ww.theturtleislandnews.com U 21,' onde that tole vacvnt. .v.mn f aria &- tedtar'ir'jfj 00'.F Johninc Marron - 6 4, September 21, 2005 /.1 Local September 21, 2005 - Local 7 Band councillors not told about statement in Grand River Mills trial Be Ibir Ahluwalia, 50, Chiefswood By Lynda Pow less former tory that would have Nought Mills MA and entered into a Park scavenger hunt fun, healthy way to get fit manager of the proposed Editor yam jobs and millions of dollars into joint venture with the Six 1/b ammo b0,bP red by organizers who had scecifi - -' factory. had earlier pleaded the local economy. Nations Equity Fund Corp. 5h9J oet celly planted Mani different I. .4...."4:%::..; Sis Nations Band councillors said they were surprised to f ` miry two counts of fraud over Instead, band council ended up Alhuwalia's company was Adults and kids of all ages had a loWons. - band council impact r nor. ,.407.04,, t. learn had submitted olefin: state- At Brantford Superior losing 1400.000 and were SS mil- involved in obtaining equip- fitn moming M Chiefswaad Park The nankin., searched for . _ 1/.t ment in the fraud trial last week of the former manager Court Sept. 8, a judge delayed his lion in debt trying to finish build- men, Marketing, and running last Saturday, as they participated hour,.d a0emad. are an array of - Man& {MEW, left and sentencing unti g h ry, coon was told. the mill, whereas the Equity in a scavenger hunt organized by healthy refreshments like apples, of the now defunct Grand River Mills project Ahn .1fontouh right. bona Id. Dec. 9 to give Today. Me building on Four. Fund was to construct the build- the Six Nations Heart Health muffins, nutrigrain bars, and water Councillor Dave Hill questioned Councillor Helen Miller told . stand in htm time to Line Rd near called ing, then rent it out to Committee. m they waited to who elected cNef Dave General on General council "should have H,.his he. had.- .front oft hike On, won men. wilts Oneida Business Park and finish- A Ihnwalia. Organizers said thby put on the ten Ne of the required items. the move at the Sept 12th meet- been informed about his and had es°,07.7 nor tratenher hunt.The betta In ing touches to its interior were The Fund would then scavenger hunt as a way to get peo- Several families ing saying he heard about it from some input." ..h..., Equity won numerous derided to Ante thr hit, and restitution he recently completed. receree some the profits once ple's hearts pumping, as they prizes, like Frisbees and skipptng If' d a constituent. Councillor Dave Hill said the of also wen a maim, Intr. The m However, n sits empty as Six the mill was up and numb.. trudged up and down the bills ropes, but the big prizes - a bike, Hill asked General "How Drone last council "reed to deal with - for+ won the gran d prize pr b d coon- -Nations Economic Development searching for clues that would lead this council didn't know ev The fraud charges against and a stationary bike, bent to two finding the flags with about this. They wanted to gree us e l 050g number 4, them to the items they had the fields offers from potential cut- Alhuwalia date back to 199h . all to lucky young fellows -Mein ream ' and Iwo written - dais. We should ham had input is wine money . Did Glut :crze on den. 41 tit y litt to gather. bier tom. rent portions of the In January and September of VanEvery, II, and John hiomour, ay Donna 'str-z- It men before you 1 or decrease. 1rd , get any- ia, Mhato 0040 amend Ranch The sq feet office space. that year. A Ihuwalia misappro- Some of the items included 12.A11 the participants received af- to to see it. Who presented thing?" roam .3' submission for AhhilVolie The facto, is currently being funds two transac- ore... rocks, leaves, and shot and case of water just for rek- it? What did we say?" he celtere Hill said he wanted to see a posed from . - _ conditional discharge by both the used for storage. tions, one of them involving twigs, but They had Oho painted ins pan in Ne scavenger hunt y General said his political advis- copy of the statement Dostatder _ crown and defense Alhuwalia became involved t a et. Darryl Do... appeared on made. 875,400 for land payment, But band council has said they the project in I 9911 when he sent and the a cheque band council's behalf Councillor Carl Hill said the other, $33.750 believe he should Irs jailed. a letter to Sam Hill, at the time that was supposed to pay for Council gets look at first quarter spending, Domed. told council he out- first time he heard about it w. under budget, Darnay says In July 2001 acting manager of Six Nations purchasing equipment for the By Lynda Potsdam $164,000 short. said $5,000 had lined the fiscal impact an the through the community. " Ile already been darted how it could run a deficit. W.V., She had told unit she w'oh after a foren audit revealed Economic Development, telling mill. It was revealed that Fdlitorl In the phst five years MAC has spent on community, ' community consulMtions, "I Nought we paid that woman to had applied for a M0000 grant m'r 'Urn about SI (mow had been misap- him he knew someone interested Alhuwalia had ended up issu- Band council travel is down. provided Ne 5 per cein increase councillor 1100. He said the cost to the communi- I would have liked to know about ended Ile Helen Miller run this so how could we get a under the Canada Day celebrations propr,red from Ne Six Nations in developing a ing $30,000 cheque to his Band staff marl is down because of monied funding for- ty will outweigh the 000 05 it so we could have some say on Yam- b¡nnlnl; mined the exwnse. don't see alot deficit? When are we going to see program to cover Ne co. of Ne Fund mill here. nephew, who did not work for t spending to recruit a new mules but there has been no word remitution. the impact. I don't know why ' of commwity consulttition going the budget?" even,. Council added another Grand River Mills was top, Eventually, Albuwalia formed Grand senior administrative officer polo whether Six Nations will get on. Does He claimed the community lost weren't told earlier. River Mills Ltd. this include all the flyers Miller said she was surprised the $7,700 to the activities but costs P0000 to be a high-tech yarn fac- his own company, Grand River noshed the band advertising budget it again, or any kind of increase. the as much as $5 million on the pm- General said he would work on chief sends out"' Donley mid extra expenses were approved. came in at 58.500. over in its first quarter when Ducey said he expects to hear ject but only 1,08,000 in restire- better communications from his Damay nor legal ecets arc under recruitnem ads were p,ced in the soon if there will be any increace in don is being sough. office. Council to fund justice project Interest dollars to budget .$23,000 so far Ns yeas Hamilton Spectator, Globe and band support funding parks and Bread and Six Nations Band council has nor i position would end before the ty so we want to know what the Councillor Ava 1101 sofa she want- Mail and Amen mainstream news- Ile said MAC has reviewing guaranteed to ffind a criminal jus- project would finish. way wams he said. ham Cheese event ram see a finance conwittee re- Mors irs funding formula, "We are hare ice project to the we 01 1,9,525 "lt would he nim O blow council Councillor Melba Thomas said she Six Nano. will receive S127,133.. in interest on its S2 million instated_ 'rowed as. to have a Six Nations Band Council had as ing by the end of the month to hear of band dollars to finned the supported her in the last six monNs looks "forward In great input Wm Carta ira rases Nome committee in plaee. I think find look at its finances for the lien of any increase' Ile said S, we widerffinded strategic plan . of the contract. It 5500 050 side of the community... She said the cram Six Nations Band Council was told at its finance nieciing last week the need to discuss putting 'lot quarter of Um year at irs Sept, 12th Nations does receive some large back lust.' portfolio holder Roger the table that didn't get the paper mow 10, 50,, looking at differ- mist and interest totalled $127.125.29. The interest was spent on: in pluc." finance meeting and learned while hand but even ANNUAL Jonathan asked band council done in gaoling blot formula Elected Mier Dave General said for work time." ent cepcets from a circle of elders $11.00 morn and recreation and S15.000, bread and cheese arum some spending is dow, Indian and is outdated. Ne money at iss Sept., 12 finance Jonathan said the project is seek- to alternative justice. al event and $2,125.29 tom hue the hand donation bud.. the previous council moved away Northern Affairs Canada is slow to Ile said while administrative meeting. Ile said it would allow the ins input from a variety ore... Elected Chief Dave General said from t ira " tom to a fun provide needed dollars. expenses are on line for Ne Ore the flyers do come from the band "MT. him someone to do GENERAL project to continue from April Ito nay organizations and band Sena. council is the law making body you coma to be the finance commit- Finance director Tom Dan. said four Months it had gone $1400 over sum. budget for set amount tee." But Ava Oct., 10 2005. veep, to see ?what areas we need here, 'Me need the capacity mid soot., You ImI trash finance They had forecasted a $2.3 million in salaries 10 .aver off summer S, Nations council was sows. don't comp them me to report fo a full Ile said a mix up in posting the to took at" He sold the common,. infrastructure in place We should m.o. di cu.,. sand suppon budget but wiNoto a vacations. o team it ran a $800 deficit on its Six Nations band council tendered oohed finance COMMit-ICC meet- project and paperwork meant will tended what kind of criminal share Nese ideas with the MEETING indium. five wr cent INAC funding He said council honoraria is in Solidarity Day activities 01, 11, its Solidarity Day activities out to ng. flt makes IA more amount- missed deadline for a project that just. services it mmHg, see here. al council. Justice is one of the Increase the budget begin already line Councillor Helen Miller ques- local orgwizer LiS2 Varrevety ante ra1J was suppose to be funded for two "In the 90's we asked if they wan, eight points on their manifesto for -sbs lOon ed a court here and there self government." Council education committee looking at future take over Smoke huts A Ile said as a result the combo. was a quick whorl communi- N Tiolvs Six Nations Band Council, edum- month. Student suppcel dollars will be Me local schools. Elliott said the hazardous to cars o lion committee will be meeting to Camel approved a serees of reso- made available to students for spe- group would be to rest... Man charged in Woodland theft in court Six Nations rolcie are wanting discuss plans to take over tows Imam at its finance me., all cial projects or extras needed, councirs education committee. Re Drew Doric $5,000. mer. motorists NW smoke huts could toa aimed at moving money for a vari- School committee funds for high Ewipment .9 )luxe ell Cowan was charged last month Ile was nabbed by Brant Cent, be harerrlotts to a drives Educatino committee chair, cow- cry of education pogrom average awards will be admires- Sis Nations hand model will be A 29-year-old Kitchener man is in reladon to about $90,000 worth OPP on Aug. 10 after eyewiNesses Police issued a traffic hazard illor Glenda Porter said the aim Council will be undertaking tered thromth band council taking a complete inventory 01 01 scheduled to arras in Brantford of artifacts stolen from the were able to give both the OPP and wanting Tuesday saying "due to mittee will WI caking at next steps review of its school attendance IO?.. vi umpom equip.. left over from Ne edu- the influx of Smoke Shops in the Court Oct. 24 to answer Mcharges W000llwd Cultural Centre on three Brantford police physical descrip- after funding for the Motu policy for its annual attendance Six Nations Band Council also cation commission project. Six Nations Territory, the Six of matt counts of then aver separate occasions this past sum nomads suspect and his car. The commission came to an end ,st awards approved letter of sumo. for a Cownillor Glenda Porter said the Nations Police would like to e t. amps led police to Astor" milli= development equipment includign office remind mina, he cautious of a residence in Delhi. where they by group of desks, will vehicles failing (o yield the rig& 00%j project helm headed equiumnt, computers i arrested a non and recovered dons mat of a lobos, and who local residents. be loaned out w a first come for pore. of the artifacts stolen. suddenly brake to urn in to a R risi Fctir AlzheimerSociety Wm Elliott asked for the letter of serve hceis .yone intere o1/ Cowan l also facing lancway. more support. Ile said Ne project, began She said dolt and (ty halm of 000 under $5,000 to .ANT swat People oho we yam*. 10 10 R as . mellow 00001900 under the chairs and computers ate being .005 Wale hazard Mara to the then of a pain dada. pose , former education commission, loan. out N Mohawk language becauseNese maneuvers have the o from the Bell Homestead. That looks at the preservation of Six program potential to be fwl," the release theft m.o. within hours of one The Six Nations Elden Network i The story is Nations his., and reflecting it in said. at the Woodland Cultural Centre on chance, INN S Aug 2 '"Algialrren="eearnVerten=l?a'''' On May 5, S80,000 worth of a.- GREAT Boardroom Nets were stolen from the NEED A GOOD VEHICLE? Woodland Cultural Centre, Dr.E. Anne Braun NITA. MSC., although k urn) reported to the STICK. POCO , New To Canada? public until month later. Hie - , Bankruptcy? Sunday, October 2, 2005 items mostly featured intricate ...rats.. r..o.o. Wmv a M,um. u,.tw trauen "mini Ganwele. hare& including a pair of Divorce? 100% Iroquoian moccasins d.ing back to Bad Credit? at 10:00 a.m. 1850. A Free Public Presentation September On fitly 27, purses, a wall banging, '- No Credit? 51,000* and medallion were stolen from September 29, 2005, 5:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT WITH 23rd - 25th the centre, and on Aug. 2, Six NaWns Adult Day Center GENUINE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS APPLY ONLINE OR IN PERSON women's traditional dress and loin- Dge 2005 CARS. TRUCKS, VANS, OR SUM'S t EVERYONE cloth were rat The 1100, from rwar.ueernoon SELECT FROM 1999 - the la. two thefts have man mina. "yoking it one step forth, YOU'RE APPROVED, GUARANTEED!" *Midway*Games *Exhibits . value of 610.000, according to o,vMm.+ +mr..n..avw WELCOME!! Judy Harris, acting curator of the 240 King George Rd. 825i

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'1 . ;` Glen gyres poses with a little racing fan after Me mar. Downs of Glenn Syrer, owner ofOkeweken Speedway, oaten aid rarer, pars bayant ofhk Sport Can which has -!'iéi 1:.`a, fans converge amend Mr yoga Mget aubgrphs and *Matt fk, bran called one of the top Pan fits hind in the counog Syrer rame 15th l,. swam.: rne, nor Me man the race he sponsored. Kenny !mobs, moo tiro pram. i 'extremely good hand -eye coorti- winner, Kenny Jacobs, who wm m(.1i sponsored by Sryres. hobs exert Like all other professional racers, he said as he waited to pose foe on a real nice slow. It was a great He says sprint car racing is not as ed faro by smug his le, w itn !mobs sat, N jua has a natual ,homers, with looks. 'Tie put sore dangerous as driving on a regular ordy four laps left logo in thence mve011 alIe6,363 .his all live ever dam and been highway. Jacobs, ofHolmesville, Ohio, even - r FOE Once fall in u 'There, a tremendous amount of e new took record, 13.79. Rally good at nor r -9r-sti safety equipment in the cars. It's The pre, óm record, 13.9, was set love with rvci g you n a ve leave" Racing fan Randy Box actually really safe. You've plat by driver Erin Crocker in 2002. of Binbroo, Om., says he's been Glenn Sims' yin."' was hell -bee-for-teo@m as Me more of a chance of going hub on 'This cock is awesome; said he peal around Ohsweken Speedway law Saturday Ibn spe,way the Jacobs, m he signed for comin8 o far yea. Arrow Express done mails held purr. the main event The rapacity crowd dodged flying dirt and stud; the hi,wa (-nuns drivers sped and says be wear RIMY, watch - precariously around Me oval Styres used t3 compete in tuber fans. 1 can say enough ahn Park (Photo by Edna J. G.+.7 ing Jacobs' peer+nonce. Memo( racing on pavement bmis Glen Sryres." wish to hnl nun,a very famous drive; history this past weekend, as However, he's not disappoint,, and in 2004. And one of his spon- >s - 1_1 - Ohsweken Speedway saw Mom and as host, sat, he is happy that rand drivers won the 360 r - a - - - sans of fans and 71 race car dri- the whom event tamed out well. Wintematiorais in Florida earlier I Congratulate 1 me ho all over Canada, ' It was 100 per cent by far more this year. United States and three cow than you could expect The fellow Ohsweken Speedway was lust a I I M that I sponsored won, so I'm cornfield 10 years ago and mear Inaugural SpmNT CAR N//T/0494.5, Obsweken Speedway hosted the happy" to a loan from Two Rivers, S r l first annual Canadianaad' Sprint Car But the'bhsweken Flyer' has has bean able to develop it into The Oapaet$l crowd at last Saturday' Sprint Car far we nerved to Rego " rie Nationals and just one more many other career accolades what some race is a great night of racing as nvasfro and the world including aficionados say 1 n Warner In the cap of speedway attached his name. He beg, sac- 0..01 the top tract., the country. New Zealand, England and Me United States vied for supremacy in I ,9NADIA 1 owner Glenn Styres, who, after 10 ing sprints in 2002, the ear world, his rookie year, (Owed cor,or M print (Photo by Edna J. Gamier) Iv 444"' years in racing, is making Verne. and came in fourth in the Southern I Congratulates, I - 1 SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALL (519) 445 -4311 1 ESSO uiitnel 1 I I SER19.11213' _ kooapa mIn6DAV FAmw Sa 'AD sv Sonn MUNI. M.rav Dan6Q Pas C, Lance Yonne 'art Place) Gas L7 germna.a 27- Setr to 1 Kenny Jacobs (1st Placed I 1 N ,0 f I Praimme, 110, ma mara The emote Glenn Styres (track Owner] Pont. 1 Variety I Bend Jeff VanOusen (2nd Place] 1 1 Hu. Fundraiser Da,xexb ' gryjgr , r`^r" I I it For up coming CD - 44Fr Sponsored h; Dbuunvp2 .Z I I I's 04swe4n Speedway h we I Kenny Jacobs COMmusnY 7 Erie Ave upstairs t Eldorado , istes o Hi, earn. Wow m 9 p.m. -lAna a and ea Nara, for setting new track record 1 no .a. « Sat. Sept. 24/05 winning the 1 BADMINTON - Starts Monday Sept. 26 from 7:0fif 8:30 pm IL Thomas School. $3.00 / Night UPDATE ON PHASE 2 - 510 at the door. I LADIES DROP IN VOLLEYBALL - Spas Tuesday Sept 27 from 7:00 to 9:00 @ IC Hill School, Tentative construction deadlines 6300/ night art the sink is scheduled tobe Every one welcome! 1 Canadian Spot Car Nationals 1 RED CROSS BABYSITTER'S COURSE - October 19, 20, 26 R 27 from 5:30 to 830. done by $19dressing5.4 dressing rooms Me Community Hall. Register aril, be complete %.n- ® before October 7, X01. Ages 101 by 23N915. 111.5i1et8.484tJN7 1 Lobby to be completed 28/10/05. 1 H -Main and fast iime hard. "SIX NETWORK NAIL MEETING - Every first Thurs. of every month 7 Dates subject to change pending For 118.:' 2 Six Nations Public Library - Oct 6, Nov 3, an Dec 1, 2005. Please planto attend. [519) 4458097 mdoraeen constru,on delays. aew. hemsnenbadoewseolm J 7

September 21 2005 10 SPgrtSt September 21, 2005 t1' II Over 200 participated in Terry Fox run at Jamieson School Six Nations Fall Fair winners at kids day races and chuckwagon races Edna Gamier Doolittle. In second place mom e%'owr Scott General, Wayne General, Well, the 138th Ansel Six Nations Wayne General Jr., Roland Hill and Fall Fair is just a sweet memory but Ron General. it produced e lot of winners from The women's team winners war. chariot races to Me best baked pie. in fins Shelly Vanhvery, Winners from Mis year's fair are: Angel Sky, Brandy Crawford Family Night Marsh VanEvery, Deb General, Greased Pig -mutton busting, Second -place sent to Flo Comm]. Hayden Smith; Tug-of-War cam - Suey Isaacs, Lucy Vanevery, brerb petition. first- place: Brian General and Ronda sky. Williams, Tam Hill, Move Hill, The boys team winners were in Clynt Doolittle, and Gary first -place David Hill, Robert l Longboat, Darryl, Levi Martin and Vaughn H Sevond,place went to Clay Martin, Johnny Posaless, Quin Fowles:. Joe Martin and Su Mania. The girls Masi wireless In tiro pl lu' M Tyson , 411 ream Hill, Savannah Smoke cod Dakota Davis. Second -place went Carol The children mamieroe Elementary. JIas('hilGeoad Road hello Terry Far obstacle mums ooh General, Rayons.t Smith, I. .rbaol last Fold.. where Me" loop art in Mom cran.. non as tumbling and rolling, they carried bran Pones, Julie Miller and WK..: Apa on thew An. mdPw..N gee .moaM. u/rmdw. Maim The cpokympdd 11 to tab., pan Miar Martin. ..e.v.wArnrM money nJifmJPe.a.0 w..u.ehlPhm.byF.A.J. Gamin) Winners in the obstacle race ry- IThe lin /e bW a.w.mrare. we.cb..NanM.. Tom Hill and Bmydon Hill cap- iue /lad and bean bag toss. Sfe \ aria. elf Farr held earlier dB. wed first -place and Wayne month. 1Pharo by Edna f Geed,/ Joseph said the event was good for I General and David received sex the kids in Mat it taught ivan *nut Rebels get new manager al Anderson, a -pia e rind -place. sang charitable. By Ammo Qak Il.eyton Bombern. and rin this Raea: would hope that they wouldbe .0401 n place was Cadence Green. Coma Amnld(Bab)Atabr sands he(pfmfy as bunch Pam were: Scott GMCIA Winners in the 9 to 18 month ofnabt`uric, tl mme are of more orreorou o The Sy Noon ;mice 9Y Reels rive a new general manger. Jamieson afudena Jn

2005 September 21, 2005 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS 14 45 Turtle Island News - Local Section - September 21, 15

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Dtv arthritis arthritic patients 'Yoga teaches move- "People who have Rung% in then lives Remediee to ease the Ache !Tent with proper joint alignment," she under control will be better pen man- says. Mach helm Ding deformed agers than people who don't." A.ritis may be the oldest known ail- one magic food or del maro gang to R.d barb noon* positron as appoO ment on earth Mummies uncovered in do away with arthritic pMn," says M prate muscles are lengthened and Recent .search ,stems the !moor. Egypt had it, prehistoric man had t Mien. D.O., director of the Southwest tance of psychological 000aellg strengthened " attitude on rase had it. Close to 40 ninon Health theme in Phoenix, Arizona arthritis pain relief, something Dr have IL and million more you overweight Ices ermine 'Bone n and you Consider a private session with an Zeal has been preaching for years will have it a year from now. weight. it will reduce significant experienced teacher or buying book Some of her specific attitude tips amount of the stress and pain you feel to team the corr. poses. Sul name- include: If you're reading tris, perhaps you have in your spinal column, knees, hips, ber, "Smart yoga exercise is the key to it, or you may know someone who ankles, and feet." restoring health to arthritic joints," says Don't race -pace "People with sane. does Though new books touting new De Soles VVork within me Ilmits as need to learn how to pace Rem. treatments with potent drugs and Reason: The more overweight you are, imposed by the disease, but don't b seven and not try to do everything they up every the more and pressure you surge, awn te Pen day. stre. plan yourself be immobilized by it can possibly do on the days when were not going total you about any on your joints. This increases the stress trey ra born° good," she says "All.at new 'miracle" cures here. 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16 21, 2005 /.. September September 21 , 2005 Ontario 611;,, National 17 James Bay Treaty paddlers arrive in Ottawa after retracing journey National Briefs Jurors hear calls for arson in videotapes of AFN and Elections Canada bold Forum on First riot at Mohawk community in Nations voting Federal Elections by JEROME, Que. (CP) Jurors trade. About 50 aboNginal police Insult, and racial taunt, being OTTAWA ' The Assembly of First Nation, the national prof - at a vial of 19 suspects charged In officers were held hostage N the Milled at the confined officers. m representing First Nations In ands and I eat embattled native win- police station and turners house They welched as a backhoe and a Canada. the oEpartise agency of an a adnu r . Mals Montreal In 2004 was late torched and burned to the bulldozer were used m block the forum and referendums in Canada, are hationgn watchedvideotapes that featureded (toad. officer's exits, and as protesters from on First Nation citizens and fdeml electoral participation in insults taunts, threats, chunks of Gabriel was forced b flee the smashed* windshields of several Winnipeg. firewood hurled at peace officers, I ._. Malt on September 2Mln and Ils. 2005. The forum community own cancans ab out police am 7 fr(Ilpi add participantstsfion asuw umry al and finally a rallying call to bum his safety, while the police officers Towards the end of one the tapes, adóe, the First `ira, and views the fcdcml electoral down the grand chiefs house had to be escorted ofNe station Mere was a new threat towards a pro.ss and w discuss es that will Increase Flew Nations pat- Ile suspects, all residents of the tluee days later. different target, "lames (Gabriel) s o hç Gk¿ttrrx'dP unction i n e er.. elections Mohawk village of Kanemtake,w The standoff led to a political and is the ma of everything; one Vancouver location for AFN AGA in 2006 st of Montreal, and the same tom- policing crisis that lasted over a demonstrator said. }if P unity Nat was at the centre of year- ands -half :;,*.if IL OTTAWA - The Assembly of First Nations las ...iced Nat "We should level his house the lobo Oka crisis, were video- The suspects face charges of rick- vam.b.er, British Columbia will be the location for its TFthmuai ,, taped outside the m unity's mead forcible rename. Another deymonstrator men General h ht lull '_006. The decision follows a tendering police aeon by author,. Two of the specs will also be responds, "Let's go Motes *xwmd career Its year which drew bids from across level ik then Dmry were browse. (:lard Chief toed for the torching of Gabriel's start right Mere- Let's go burn his Canada. Following re s ment, the ARVA 's Regional James tabel'I attempted cock- hats house." The Chiefs voted for Vancouver mecca! bidden Malls expected to last down on the wmmmity'a drag on the jurors Heard four weeks: -Wye awe wavy tremendous submissions from cities and First Wee. Nations a thew .clw ward to thank ear who par- ticipated opE and co interest- Mohawks challenge thanksgiving address ban ed in welcoming. to their territory," said ART National Chief Phil Chief Stan fleftl and Cree Chief Glen No an present a blank tend, inviting the Governments of Canada and Ontario to nark together with NAN read NAN Grand Bea* ...tenable Fontaine SYRACUSE, N.Y. (API__ Parma Michael lock and Colleen Farwell, Thanksgiving and otherwise .1e- erring to retfrmneoy relationships at I mrie Wand. Ottawa when they arrived last Thursday reiM James 8y Treaty Na. 9 Centennial Cammemmareean paddlers who yam Off, Selection a for the AGA lot included First saw of four Mohawk students have parents of three students at the dis- orate the holiday and sing man( 3, journeying throughout NA.N terraasy marking the treaty involvement in planning and operating the AGA, capaaty to awe. tiled a diserimi.tion lawsuit wink St Regis Mohawk School. Christmas carols, among other 'WM . AN Grand Chief Stan Beard), and MUShkegmvuek Tribal Council Grand Chief Stan Lout. arrive Jams &y livery Na 9Centennial Commemoraa'on paddlers as they con- modate 3000 attendees, a trade show and other logistical ranee against a northern New York and Charles White, father of a am es that refer to religion cluded their month the original treaty-signing mate at Victoria Island, Ottawa, ON Thursday September IS 2005 3 journey retracing men schwa district for harming wens. dent at its high school loomed near The "Potent, lawyer, Stanley "A great deal of effort was put into the proosal put forward by the tion of a traditional Mohawk the U.S:Canudim border. Cohen, was revelling ..e nord thanksgiving address at school. For about B.C. region and 1 know everyone here at the AFN regional office, the three years. morning unavailable for Harris' aide urged action on native occupiers of Ipperwash park, inquiry First Nations Summit and Union of BC Indian Chiefs is eager and The lawsuit challenges the Salmon included a recite- 0 District Supt Glenn Bellinger FOREST, Ile. (CPI Tension filled erns about quickly ending the wou- `I just rebore fell off my than," law. -each.- Hlpmm. "very bad idea "said HipEen cited to start planning and organizing for the Annual General River Shoo 's designatio roof the addres n Mohawk. It said M could trot comment on a government committee meeting patio. said them Hipmer said of her surprise at Were said ,,Mies awe a the Hutton had said Hams would likely Assembly," stated the AFN's KC Regional Chief A -in -dun Shawn of the address as a!"prayer;' apt- as later limited to a recitation at pending lawsuit` as did James when a senior aide to former premier Baton appeared to believe there was Hutton's comment she would call the wand meeting when she said pat. be pleased to be the spokesman on Allen mg it is a "non-religious espies- the beginning and end. of each Rmwm, a school boats member Mils Hams demanded action m an an 0gmey to doling with Ippenvsh pmnire ailment cannot direct the Ontario Ipperwash. Melee called it a "high- National Chief Fontaine noted that bids from other regions will be n of Mohawk ' week and in May, tinge wM is also ache, on the St. Regis aboriginal protest a Ipperwash but ready everyone else sw no Hupfer said de regarded the move' Pmvinrinl Pelice. ly unused- comment because in her useful in planning for mangy other upcoming AFN meetings. a lawsuit fled in U.SDistrict separation of church and Mohawk Tribal Council. the re,Ithe Provincial Park the IpperwHh urgency, Hipfner told the probe a "bit of a rebuke." 'This was the issue that caused it to experience mitisMs stewed clear of spill rendering process has provided us with ma, Erect location Court, the parents said banning whoa! diarist banned the The Mrenm sought a temporary inquiry heard last Thursday. want. Me police shooting death "She seemed a little frustrated," be a difficult wed .- said becoming involved in police sima possibilities for who mariµ, over thesou. of then m. it's address at school functions reps- address restar ning order against ,e ban - The tension could he cut with a knife, Aah y. paeans added Ilento Hipfner0.ecase M bons due to Me prohibition on dire. going to be a busy time as we lee up to the AGA," said National men "a discriminatory Patera of The para. contend students hi Mug of the address but U.S. pans-- lawyer Elea. the. Dudky(wxnge, After each am emeut, Hutton hove de n5.* with ry+6ee note- t. plie. nef ontaine. seeks to exclude the Whin. more than two-thirds D stn Judge Thomas McA oy said referring to awns. When Moon append to M kiting returned bur never spoke abo. the a0o s, wens. dreshon u a Calgary judge rules against aboriginal elders who and seliminate Mohawk and other of whom an Mohawk, are denied the toques Sept 8, writing aboriginal culture and life from the required to stand during the Pledge the pare. did nth demonstrate committee meetings Sept: 5á, E persuade commit. members to cals. want casino to stop the they harm toed adopt her views, sEia at I who she Iran speaking district schools, while promoting of Allegiance, sing U.S. would suffer irreparable wowed lows sad Rez Bluez at 'The Gathering of Good ta block the CALGARY (CP(A judge has ruled that elders trying ore. had to wait a Whey aide Deb Hutton spoke, both meetings Ma she was call. Ree for Hats, also said the government's Rs gant....F Amen. national anthem. hockey games, until calm the development of a casino on the Stoney reserve cant stop the building rate of the gs changed and premier and lefl the room follow. teach. m Ipperwash mold set the Minds' in London, Ontario cult." have a school recess for the have the issue resolved ,*e of a temporary access road. Me lone swished to Huttones con- by all the political nides,said Hipfrter. tone with such issues in z cod lunre The lawsuit was brought by American version of led.. LONDON-The Bluez showcase workshop been invited robe Justice Bryan Maps granted the band m injunction preventing The of Good TE MS In London, Ontario. on September tenet Gathering protesters from keeping workers off and built to accommodate 2005. This is a biannual festival which fames 25N. ME, GaEcring wane, of JS crew. 11 First Nations Elders, traditional teachers, artists, dancers sto-story- wen. But Mahoncy's ruling won impact future court whams to either tellers.rs filmmakers and writers for detailed info on this event, plore go are the project the poled, a mothball It can thoc /w N nth won USgalwagdNdm0W amt Mahoney noted a government of Alberta constmetion permit gave C N'. 'Yogi (Bear's IKM...d casino developers only until Sept 10 to build the wan road. The Mr Bluer showcase will be hell at Lisidon's home of O blues lit -r, (Continued en next pager Downtown Kath lemra (228 Dundas Street between Clarence & PRESCHOOL Wellington) on Friday, Mown.. 231 win feature. superb blues tal- PLAYGROUND GROUP ents of Robbie Autone's Blues Machine oä2005 JUNO Nonnes The AUTOMOTIVE - P,Hry lobs Band with MurrayM Porter. The Poppy Johns Band me per open at r- IF YOU HAVE A FULL TIME JOB OR ftming at the Ordo Pair just west ofLondon.:Pea Blue. Dms 9p. Music suns at 930 pan. 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The federal funds represent 44 per cent 1350 Sour Springs Road eRta20a C aaevrz°tcr of the capital cost of the $84-million hospital. The Ontario government Spots will go quickly so can 44s-0600 to enquire! 40 iSUZ'U yyACLHaA Transportation available upon request ca.n is paying half the cost and there will be picked rip No awe. provided IocallyNislmawbe-ASki Grand Chief S. Beam), aid's was a very SATU2N ypoNTIAC ®suscx For more informatiom or to regrow call Yogi Bear's Preschool Playground ti . "The greatest need is for both levels of government to urapbr ISIS) 445.4922 or toll free 1- 866-466 -0922 IOidsrraobge play an ongoing role in delivering quality health care to First Nation II Now / SAAB U ro!@FizC chao community members from the far heft- May said. /. September 21, 2005 19 18 tVae1osa1 September 21, 2005 Nate' Murderer and award winning author still NATIONAL BRIEFS Northern Quebec Cree elect new Grand National Briefs Some want the jobs associated with the project. an in dfiom page) minimizes role in crime, hearing told In affidavit flied in support oran injunction application by Formnre Chief Matthew Mukash hod late lulu when Mee Minerals, liana Merkel, chair of the Tahlran Nation Development New leader Matthew the la Bay and Northern ? The casino has been since EDMONTON (CP) ' Despite her "It as said, but not by me' from dump for real. . said that sisters Hint Holloway, Alice Troyes.... and w 0mre Corp, Ifth blockade continues, 60j b. Id be lost along Quebec Agreement, was signed elders literary success, model prison Johnson said Friday. Sk k -juries consistent with Mukash fought Hydro site. with a SI R aanv.a. with tuck in 192. lapels Mocked access . h an assault we caused by Quebec record and person rebirth , She also denied evidence Out she will Lawyer Robin Camp, who represents the elder, mid Hollow, alarm. Others áR d about potential ernironmental . and won x1990 - -if we near going w up ten name Yvonne Johnson still minimi.s made the crucial phone call that a second attack from am.. Me land helloes le her breams fS Imurc rake "It speeY frn+c. said lbnn "Chief Look's wort was d.s By Steve Bo spiel agreemen, m the equivalent of the Johnson said. her role in her brutal drew Skwarok o her am the lament. gave a speech d everybody cried. Four of his were also des Braves The proposal % II' development all include a casino, hotel ' d v.., siam Special to Turtle Island News _ Pau w till wouldn't Nor does she acknowledge she While she admen saying Knock retail compone. killing, her fainwhope hearing arrested "Brown d there w. no violen.. EI load officials born In the end the people voted for have enough money to find the cued !d ome in the head when him wry' she he my the b d, met M a large teepee with police. jobs for all the The band has filed an application in federal cowl sticking an order heard Friday change of leadership and the slim j people,' he said. "1 pureed. Johnson, whose best-selling book he hied to escape. keying him in said it otter whispering to Skwarok the end. officers said they bad to enforce the order giving Fortune chance Nat theymn. save one of 9 think online we build the wpaci- allow the eject to r was nominated for I fQQ"T to fake unconsciousness in the mess oth Meirrìeoffrombeìngdicity. or ` ry ü go beyond whet e< Ina Nine elders of B.C., Tahltan First Nation arrested hying Stolen Life hall F.DE t 1 next OU1 that would end the beating. "The pis loi a got to build each other up again, be Me sake o[H r \ .a Tayreceived from th a. to block London Ontario based mining company Canada's highest literary award, is 1`-W, hope Won and not give w I this an land, inherited by Ilse, are elury for a chance at - Johnson acknowledges tightening M p. .line k Ins runoff elechoo on September Ran b Int er man" VANCOUVER (CM-Grandchildren cried as nine elder, of the Iran pleading with t VON \ 1 11111 W e our and need m keep for our children." said Brown, Communities O a telephone cord around skwarok's vote the Cl a of pub.puh Quebec like je- Firm Nation were hitched for blockading Meir ramose traditional tees= early parole from her life sentence who was in nearby 00000 Cove - hard she brake the cable, aced fo oustohs Ted Moses, hen who cry And thing Wain mining company from coining in to sill. r the first degree reorder of neck so ' She has rammed to the race to fight Pose alter u long career kendo- for me el six years, and Matthew Aluknh will now Had voted overwhehiineY in favour tf "Three sell.. have gore through" said Tahltan ;Pokes un0Terr Chuck Skwarok in INN but denies the victim made. gar- y as leader of the National Action Commuted. the sal.... replace him with traditionalist the Ow Mukash, had impromptu Scene Brown, powerful women: rights of returned t her But in a brief and pointed cross sound. glw WWomen Women's As fC and a parade gifler trie news came ...Native i Matthew taken ai Grand Chief rig Me Rupertiüveç 1Oh wax birthplace m stop home Minerals Ltdfrloan buildingbuiilding coal aamimnon. Crown lawyer Si The fatal strangulation, she said, Pe added professorieltop tie n the anA nv vow . <.the Interact at ohgldY IAN la p for the ne0 four .end awry here 2002 Paix des mine. SievenKoval ermu dad the jury of was done by her cousin to ' malt to stop Ne mine. Over 13,000 Crees from Eleven on Me morning of September 16M. a lot of rears Braves Agreement corm tM "It hhs ry sad day for m Heartbreaking. ''d victi k Finally, when Koval pointed out the real "WeW e b to nigh to do some debdefinf and decide communides participated in Ne Qoebec. govmnmen[ The final tally saw Mukash gamer for my cans' anything about "Would r e" he asked, I E n that she hadn't said from e.' Broom said voting for the new leader of the 3,236is votes out of 5,789 oral bal- Four young people onto also d in thro she said. "that you and y drink g tam- 7 her attempts to help Skwarok duo a "Im wre ns notaM1O ran inlet o rees. lots cast for 55.9% of the vote. f h For[ b l'in I by mum M 5 "e stole (01000) life" log a psychological assessment Mukash u known for standing up \ Mt., who had been leader for Na morn to bring heavy panions !, assessment. ti wan. nab inn. ,east. Y maned who leg before the hearing, Johnson said to Hydro-Quebec and had a big the peat two terms and ris fion Me machine, onto the land near Lake, and drill 2 holes lama t e 56 Slaloms of Me Gaud ... t Ins Communrywpport/ tiny Cree community of Fauna the L the doctor simply left those. hand in stopping the damming of - 1 It needs to pull samples from the each below. see if it contains dan- rid' Rivet CM1YA 6 Family m;ir¡Q Resource Development she them Whale River back in captured 2,506 fa 43.3% of the is and mercury Mat might be disturbed and Protean tesa on, has formed, Bookf cover tint sewn. (1 Hereon cadmium ; gerous like 1990. stn leaked into groundwater In the building of a mine. Mr behaves n jail, where she e Roamer mI did tell him;' Johnson said. the opportunity to set The previous 4- candidate election Curtis Mana, of the Tahltan and Chief Louis Louie of the Irks bust completed numerous program, "That's not what lupulin.' said - lust finalized the informationm M. tats elves bi a Nation. We should ended In a totem. otter Mukash Nation mid in a speech before the crab their communities are deeply and helped env emmtuu Johnson. he u.mled m. wmergs < diee ability to approach 0000,- n, but could not reach the divided on the issue. officials to cot manna spirt Ii- 500,0001 00000001 OoAoohu00005eo .,1 required 50% plus one vote. ti in institutions. we need o, if we want to develop r`x- Ted Moses could not be reached for Johnson, 41. also discussed her Family Fun Night our resources see St As the w/ c Ted Moses defeated "Tbe signilgance of Women: An Aborlglonal Perspective" in abuse -filled childhood and Elders tell us were only m seven In the l other race for Deputy the rate of aboriginal culture in 04,1 we am. ChiefNl a Chairman, Mistissinih' DROP IN 0 We do the minga "0 Dare is a wry m save the Ashley brad took out Lost, helping her overcome F and the for own survival to act man Ruyan River lion being dammed, main Stolen life. with our governmnt" said Mamianskmn by 2960 ballots to dopa a a7 1 hope I can find mo sad Mama Tad'tbatzl Autveness atlleplág Mondays 6:00 - 8:00 pm - 1äF. Johnson. was one of four people at Mukash, who is from Great Whale, who believe that the $70 million r This race so had to be 3 - Dec 5, 2005 or m is raver October 14-16, 2005 a drinking party in %Maskiwxo Oct Whopmagoos, it hewn tk Cress will get tram, agree. to the Crees. because, had ks+ Native Gonad. Centre al taro. 16 spathes Road Alms who, tinder de mistaken Social Services, h fora one Pan of his platform talked draw than 200. of 0000000In Me l'oso, child Mat hu mace the best me. impression Skwarok was. 15 Sunrise Court date race. molester, confined him in the base- Rudy Plebe and .none Johnson or Mama.. Oher Healing Lodge for ment of Johnson's home. Skwarok Women in Saskatchewan (From novel Games, Crafts, Taxpayer group wants Ottawa to tax aboriginals, stop xm wittied up. beaten, sodomized Outings, Cooking band council payments h a stool leg and strangled with Testimony that she and her cousin Stolen Life began when Johnson, Some determined REGINA (oos) _ The federal goo- the report done by Me grow 's report released this week. a telephone cord. took turns slamming Skwarok's while in jail, read the novel The act 00000 y0mp eminent should give many lo Centre for Aboriginal Policy This would reduce the unusually Johnson testified at neither her head inn the floor is also wrong, Temptations of Big Bear by ndividual aboriginals rather than Outran 0 large governmentss n reserves, trial nor her appal On Friday, Johnson said. I never fought Canadian novelist Rudy Web.. To register to band councils, says a report by "O possibility is MA. nat.< the p mya a descendant of the Cree or for more information please coil Koval highlighted n areas in him" Johns. the Canadian Taxpayers vernincs collect taxes in the For the year ending March 31, leader, began to and which she continues to deny evh- She denied removing Skwarok's writing Wrebe Federation. way other levels of government 2002, there was e aboriginal manor at bons pants, and maintained that she only the two eventually collaborated. 445-2950 "Accountability on native collet. t taxes: through income politician for every 175 people and JohnJohnson says she never made the faked sodomizing the barely con - As well as the 1998 Governor reserve is lacking but Mere are es. property tux and a riot those politicians earned sale suggestion, "Let's do him in;' 00x00 v sour with a stool leg to General's Award ways o solve flat problem;" says tads of other measures," says th and honoraria of about 5101 nail- pFo W the Caton ..nnnn Community Support / lion tax- free. the report says. about Skwarok prevent one of her completions Stolen rife won the 410,000 Nib, n RMr.00ld6 5 Write's Trust Nonfiction award 05lp, vl 1m& fJUgOm9mdl The same year, the City of Calgary 2000.1 r$ ¡Resents MESS br RSbl.tioreoW osl0 Sour an had IS elected officials, or one and a Saskatchewan Book Award. Fall show Tou Mink Can politician for every 60,000 FU11tlES iOREá 7ABLISfI bIt spent acts on the Canadian tame ccnnleled corta Moss. AUTO DEPOT roi ;.t Registration Calgaruns. en -seller list, remains In pint and THEIR CREDIT.! emend Salaries and honoraria of Calgary is used in some v. Michelle Farmers elected officials were approximate- See these Vehicles net: wow.lyndenautodepotcom ire text.A film anion of Studio of Dance ly $1.1 million. 02 UP DISPLAY 2 Owe Express Stolen Life is now reportedly in Olds Alert HEADS Time out for Mom's & Dad's ¡/ tian-r- Canadians spend about 510 billion 1500 ,y & Modeling BE OfP Oacuy the works.Wiehe h. been k casan can year, in federal W provincial Azt kAWD If youle d parent and deem z break for bloat., testimony, be has soma Sept me finds on aboriginal affairs with.

Check r,; . - p deelined ...cm Johnson's hear- come 6 ou[ the program Rag5Tanon 5 pro ten leo show for all this spending, f ing Wraps .P Wednesday. Wednesday 6:30 - 8,00 pm Sun. 0000550 says he report. a tunny reserves, there is poor INS Johnson la a jury at a faint-hope Oct 5 - Dec 7, 2005 \.i "On The IRO Mau. 'Magill...Awareness Gathering Fl m 6}a pm So housing, pur schools, poor health - never be g Ian 'Thursday she Sodas Services, 15 Sunrise Court Active Ponce Wear from care, and a third-world standard of to live to complete a "1 be In ahe m Native Canadian Gown' Toronto. In partners. ix,. living. So throwing more money at 6,995 a, news.,, 13,995 s. nprmo. 16,900 a 339,,,.,v didn't I was going to darce (or all your dance Resource Mawr of hawk "l think Crafts, Guest Speakers, t ram veal Tors. tool wear needs. the problem wont fix anything" he around," said Johnson,. The and 95 GMC Vandura 04 Dodge Caravan 02 Dodge Ram Group Outings, said centre director Tanis F' 3500 SXT 1500 book was ro be my last will and 1624 4th une Child development Fins said the group also recom- ' Ohsweken Culture with tune sot Stress Management, mends an expanded mandate Mr tJohnson's book documented m/i Funs Laughter n:ICp.Jaa,eauar, the federal auditor general, ten cre- Community aateanadxwvIoeo.éa &saw., o morih szaos on a iyldCOóeSai,NORM a Waal. her views Mu... child- Some activities ermine nude of an ombudsman for aborig- w. Toronto hood, her vicious crime and her M'9 Cooper.. a inal issues, emend.. n the 00000, Fees Two Days i One Day prison redemption. She is argon Pecreatonol tools Indian Act to include matrimonial .w tiy u Adults ¡mourners) $2600 51500 ,.. under the Criminal Code's faint Registration Sept. 19 -23, 2005 Ages } property rights and helm mhls For a informarnn pease tll:. 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Z-1 Local September 21, 2005 0 - Trees turned toä art at Chiefswood Gas By Donna Duric But surprising they weren't says he really focused on the Staff Writer created by a local carver. eagle on the top of one of the tr The next time you're driving Instead a Korean carving totem poles, because it repre- 0_4 down Chiefswood Rd., take a master brought the trees back to sents bravery. He carved an look at the two colourful totem life. eagle swooping down to eat a F poles that have recently sprung Korean -horn Frank Kim was monster fish in a lake. up on the lawn of Chiefswood recently hired by Chiefswood He's also carved a turtle, Gas and Garage at Sixth Line. Gas owner Yogi Bomberry to wolf, beaver, snake, owl, a The two poles are garnering a animate the two maple trees happy face and an angry face. lot of attention from motorists that stand side by side on his On the edge of the property, and are a welcome sight to vis- property. he carved a colourful turtle out itors entering the community. Kim, who's been carving of a tree stump. totem poles for 24 years, is a "I love carving," says Kim. "I master carver who learned from like that wood smell. I carve 14 his dad, who he says is famous hours a day. I've invested all all over Korea for wood carv- my life in carving." ing. Ile The totem poles took him owns about two weeks to complete. a Photos Drop by and have a look!

Busy at work, Frank Kim uses by Jim C. one of his many high -tech tools to create the detailed work he's r Powless known for.

E 1. ti busi- 1 ness, called Evergreen Totem Poles, doing custom totem pole carving, and ti has customers all over Canada. There are 300 totem poles on Y his property alone, all carved by Kim. Bomberry visited his t place on Hwy. 56 in Binbrook and asked him if he'd like to do some work on Six Nations, to his specifications. ti Kim says Koreans carve a lot of human faces to protect them from evil. Before he started carving the trees, he said they made sure to r '` ; ,__ perform a ceremony to keep the Kim etched an eagle on top of trees from falling over and one tree swooping down to eat hurting someone while he a monster fish in a lake that worked. was terrorizing the people. He's carving an animal from

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