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. s O arahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand River wednesaay August 4, 2004 National native leaders meet i with premiers on health, its a crisis for First Nations By Edna Gooder Staff Reporter NIAGARA -ON-THE -LAKE- A meeting between national aboriginal leaders and provincial premiers here last Wednesday is sending a clear message to Ottawa. Canada's premiers want aboriginal leaders at the federal health talks
in September. . The statement of support was made territorial leadership for recogniz- li during the closing press conference ing that First Nations bring a ,M of the Council of the Federation unique perspective to the table that meeting that took place this past must be included and incorporated week here. into all discussions of this nature, 4 Assembly of First Nations including First Ministers National Chief Phil Fontaine com- Meetings," said National Chief mended the premiers for support- Fontaine. "We will be contacting ing an aboriginal presence at the the Prime Minister to discuss the federal table. contribution we can make and "I commend the provincial and (Continued page2)
Six Nations employees being paid 1 to volunteer? ( Six Nations band employees volunteering at the coming Elder's I Summit will apparently receive time off for hours they volunteer at the National aboriginal leaders; Assembly of First Nations Phil Fontaine, the Meths National Council president summit. Clement Chartier and Inuit Tapiirit Kanatami leader Jose Kusupak met with Canada's 13 premiers last - Band councillors contacted said they don't know where the money is Thursday on health care. Fontaine told them health issues are in a crisis state in aboriginal communites. -coming from to pay for the extra help or hours. Six Nations public rela- (Photo by Edna Gooder) tions officer Scott Cavan said " Due to the magnitude and importance of the 2004 International Elder's Summit to the people Six Nations, the Six Appoint aboriginal to high court, end racial Nations Council is allowing Departmental staff to volunteer for the (Continued on page 3 ) profiling: bar association TORONTO (CP) _ A branch of "They might say, 'Well, we've said. "They have, quite frankly, McDeal $3.99 Canada's largest legal organization appointed one (aboriginal), that's endured centuries of discrimina- Inside is urging the federal government to the end of it'," said Jeffrey Harris, tion. But, by the same token, there Local 2 guarantee aboriginal people a a Winnipeg lawyer and aboriginal are other cultures in our society permanent place on the country's law specialist who chairs the sec- that have had similar experiences Editorial - 4 a, highest court. tion. "What we're saying is the of discrimination. - Sports 7-k µ While Justice Minister Irwin court should reflect the fact there Where do you draw the line? 1z Cotler has talked about appointing are three founding partners." That's a difficult question to National 20 . .... ,:` an aboriginal person to the But a member of a group repre- answer." Careers 21 t Supreme Court of Canada, the senting black lawyers is taking Currently, the job of appointing to the ~r"* Canadian Bar Association's abo- issue with the proposal. judges the court rests with Classified 22 , ..-.°'+ ' , Different Sandwich riginal law section wants Ottawa to "I think the federal government Prime Minister, in conjunction Business Directory 23 everyday! go much further. has to take into consideration the with the justice minister, after In a resolution to be presented at makeup of the country as it consulting behind the scenes with This Issue: - Includes medium fry its annual meeting in Winnipeg presently is, rather than relying on legal groups and chief justices of & drink later this month, the association is what the country was back in the provinces from which a nomi- Congratulations - asking the government to ensure 1867," said Phillip Sutherland, a nee comes. "all three founding peoples of civil litigator from Vaughan, Ont., Meanwhile, the association's racial Iroquois Canada" English, French and who is past -president of the equality implementation commit- aboriginal, are continuously recog- Canadian Association of Black tee wants every level of govern- Lacrosse ri loon' kt, nized in the composition of the Lawyers. ment in Canada to pass legislation Arena 282 Argyle St, court, even if it means changing the "We can all appreciate what the and bylaws to eliminate racial pro- Caledonia Resturant Supreme Court Act to do so. aboriginal motivation is," he filing.
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Roundtable to give First Nations a ing Ottawa says its S9 -bit uP _ He id Fe felt positive the mes - Tull seat at te talith in all of these lion crs.offer would take the federal Kapok [he Inuit leader said the w the premiers will discussion.'. 4 Pase contribution to 25 Per cent of People n to retie want to `Make and pave te The AFN National Chief and the 1 pending for doctors and hospitals, Part" in Canadian society Prime Mini about Netothree laden of the Slam National Ime saws covered by medicare. said they have a slog. .ere atonal leaders Me CouncilI and Inuit Tapira na iut let but Premiers no to include other <'anam. we're national salt care meeting.n Kena i met with the Premiers arms as spending in the equa aharCma na Cite A fourth leader, Dwight Oozy of and Tenittaal Leaders lust Chief Fontaine mid " original Kwumk said to Inuit want b the Congress of Aboriginal People 44 Wednesday trying ..tam sup- people's health aura "are no Cif- contributewM m Canada and the bers spoke to the media about not being port fiole the leaders for the toll m ferent" ten other people living in ss, "k have healmY Canadians muded in the meeting with the participation of Aboriginal leader- raj Cawda' and healthy Inuit" : ter three faders. 'tq4.. r' ship in the upcoming First He dds'be want no more an He said INN concern. about the Dory said he represents Mais, oR ]°- Y Moan Meeting. effective bl ryat®- npm.e a b k.a.. reserve natives and b ha a =ammo ll 0 t . "The Premiers and n Fool. d available to aboriginal people W b Ms who 11 ma g coal :artE oil!!i ¡h Territorial d wen clearly i ie id Ma face barriers inch. costs 325.000 for transportation urban remote ens and impressed by he presentations ing attainability daccecstoqual ffilirse theY . north `lim qr:`úitM made by the Aboriginal leadership. m 1 it, heath care. compared lo S r m -td the people he represents !!o dttÁ They reams then our F the provincial nan la a S h Canada. ' possess unique from bcalth patio.. 1 I, ,,041 M1 II : 'd felt they M1 1 kapok had to d claims. is beneficial to all parties. When g ga g I tiers olóE Firs[ Nations are excluded from chance Ik to. Mom "Mire go dekaa. wt tire Ile do just finished '5 these discussions it only lead' to Me health Ether respective anneal amen spe. th the I r taä @ . g» 'BC health concerns for their d was unfinished business that mus be p ie all b me n.m uthe very well receiver, l t. mashes pteoplc hloa, n anp dealt with later Having us at the ? here to undermine. their Although. he said. M Mal gm a .44aa5954 table for the full discussion will M process" as hi, happen .fear CMe-adhlharglm the mM- firm commitment cia, that he ensure that agreements can be Fellatio pmem Widow had with the premiers was would been the table nSep tembe e AFN 13 cershil The pre are reached that abase. compre- with Canada's premiers in Niagara-on -de -Lake rust Thursdry including Nunaaue Premier Paul .tram Ile said to premiers now have mid. . raw` bade Qwotkablo We don't Inuit Twoeofthe three former lead. now peat. are aboriginal, N 'a Oka,.(abo(above)and thetti,,) t Temmaes leaders "Wier appreciation of the unique We v., Fade and open ested in working with all the abo- Charlie Hill Joe Handley m a Aled,Wry have been getting aboriginal leaders Ore perspective of the native populre drvuuion riginal akin whim w Mnnre simply from own Wood, able. (bobs by Edna Golden Charlie Hill in IQ! - Ile said he wants to make sure that At a press conference following .tors, not the least of which has The',aquaiv Lodge resident Latebru his .plat birthday MB past the meeting to three leaders said been wilful blindness by key weekend with a ambi.:. lunches and a Ms t the race Mack they watt meaningful role in decision -makers in health policy,' Man charged in death of son of northwestern And he says he evenmon money When be dropped into upcoming funding talks with Chortler said in a statement. Flomborough Downs this weeben6 Charlie rs9ìe Nations oldest resi- . Ontario Grand Chief . dent and Ottawa and an end to -Isaac He said the time has come b fully can remember dings like when the roads were just single OREENSTONE, Ont. (CP)_ The sure my mind is clear and be°Nee- Regional Seances( wheel ruk. that wagons could on discrimination" aganst to Molt include to Melts, citing a Heil. entre fit sun of the leader of Ontario's said It was the first substantive meeting landmark Supreme Can decision Hardy, leader of 49 where he died tata Sunday night, He used to re horses and has be, Men all over from the U.S.. biggest group of Nations has First Nebo. with for the members of the mated released last year to helped to Fa 40,000 people. police Mid. "He was very gmd trough Ontario. Ile now bas five grandsons with horses and hejust died after being found bloodied I don't do something positive Council of the Federation w they enshrine for the Mets the same "If mid Teat Howat. wa6(solrea..eara.r.... on, aeae.aama, and unconscious on this northwest-- as resul of this, my sons life ' head coachac a Nara Stars: head info straight days of hunting and aboriginal rights far -...... an Ontario reserve. would be a total lass." Police .4 was gong to be a big f bal. talksttan advance of a key enjoyed by First Nations and Inuit pm "I have to take some time oft and found Daniel Beady, a our tam." - in September with Prime people. goaltender grieve properly," Stan Beardy, for the Fort William First Nation A funeral i scheduled for Band Employees paid to volunteer? Minister Paul Martin. hunk. also noted that in irs Grand Chief of Nisbnawbe -Aski Nmb Stars hockey tam, shortly Thursday in Mink. Dam First Phil Fontaine, national chief of to February throne speech, Martin's (Connnuedfromftt,i) Naha, said Monday of his son after 8:30 a.m., Saturday. Bendy, Nation, about 500 kilometres Assembly of First Nations, said he federal Liberal government Summit from August 27 to .Meaner I. 3004. Sunda mama Daniel's death. "I have to make 19, was taken to Thunder Bay voMwest of Thunder Bay. - - wants the council m help convince promised to explore "the place of work fee various mammon and evens Man the Elder's Summit- ^ lwrllbe allowed utilize hours sysem Martin m allow aboriginal peoples the Sinn' in is policies It teureguluwork avingreceive-their regu- to be represented at those calks. 'The °Margate. for excluding lar in lieu of oat day regular job. A moan. Odors will be NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE in pWc to move staff whowarm volunteerings are in fact "We have a unique perspective, a the Meths Nation can no longer bola shoat an doe, and working the Elder, Summit". Six Nations band caned perspectivee tnt's been missing be defended." he said. HYDRO ONE NIAGARA REINFORCEMENT PROJECT moats a has not made to 300420an audit public BadBend councillors Ervin Aboriginal leaders met with Canada's l3 pram, Wing Ontario's Deity nd Quebec M their talks up tom Foam "I an calling ana m yes alas,. Hams, Sig Jamieson are attending the Hen. MtkterPhirgpe Couyulmd. said. "We want them to say, 'Yes, work collaboratively with the hawk lt bad Mal*. vokonson evenceremonies tan es fmfor Unity Riders in Oneida ceremonies in Mow. Coe benefit Our paniapatict Ti these nanoWisconsin many. meetings Is as beneficial to te t~äm Band councillor in court jab. n.. / ú 9 1 Falb. _ imam next week ca. plyes cony. SP Six Nations councillor : bad lade anú atar be up in btaats will coati August e wan. Mikan 11 to face a series of charges relat- i s. ._ ed to dam, and driving incident Ohr ate March.: s T m'^norm Starts is facing charges of - Oat as. ing a'and refsing a breataliar [hat are all still listed n Cayuga provn- änlcourt as indictable offences.. f° band council has NWT Regional Chief Bin Erasmus holds the health pray leu Pr the At ah B, Dwight Dory, head Ill Nam áafO .il refused m remove the councillor Me Conger ofAborginalPeoples.. Ladd Staub form office. SAS0 bar refused to Conference on Health to be held In felony in the United stares of aboriginal leaders wght to ec at Melts Nation to ensureb the federal comment September cleared." Inuits the table when ere get togellw at fives up to its America Webb, Eunammi assoc. 1 c comma S ate faces Attending the provincial meeting Ma ao,. a letter from the Jose Amoeba the first mara mead n obligations and commitments b mandatary 90.0514 in jail. If he is were- Assembly of First Ness ,r Cosa office feef Crown spmmber the Sinn Noms in a. new lath oN' áw çd lo 9 d Staem oat Provinces, Canada atonal lead Phil Fontaine, proceeding yThe la Temas and ClementCeI CM1mty, ...... ry papa of the 40547 mould acta tl¡Ims m weekends . Mbìs National Council P rodent '] 10th past as n is far First Nations. Our ice dlune w to yes National Cowell, sill he The leaders,. who forma the aun- _ .. If he gets ore than 90 days he. ill da is Clement Chartier, all Mat Tapant 90 de plod and seYS Canada's agenda" wants Orris to end yeas of dis- Cil last year in hopes of improving have lo pit fall time *clam Clement Kauai bar Kaiak. Alt, bu[ cove pemd moor. Foam= said he the Chad, afed l and include his people -provincial matas. the 1h Six Nations Election Code Mens .Nabs, Cow,APresident f the p,T,gP premiers illy. "mats hatl mal lee >t4 to Methe Dome Mini,t,C, OdceOffice az the n federal health-care programs far more nv0uential premiers says member of the Elected attended theQuehre , affinityo Is discuss fol- mw st m con cow the flint of its abort gild pops Gaol lm Chasten Dahw Council Alan beremoved from ha, of Quebec untarepresem e,The eunallorsarm, paid 5500 work bona, preparation cor Flu kind to claimsas the aboriginal p st miss W systematic Kty n Ontario and Council cannot, within ere m hm Place. Amnionnohonorar plw expenses Ministers M«Meeting. health crisis and the need for the meal. of the ment' from the RolRalph h Klein mint happy wimp hydro C1 Ilendar days, charge of dan Me raro ,,,,,, aka The meeting men Piliers Post nine Sanwa leaders m be federal aboriginal the uoffer Ottawa has mon te indictable offence in Canada, or a Pginal lake. was Held before the Inn on IoM street in Cis shall included in Ime First Minister's health initiative. is da e mon Rams meting (Continued page 3)J 4 SUMP Island News - Commentary - August 4, 2004 August 4, 2004 0 5 North America's hl Native Weekly Newspaper! Lecai Okarahsoaha kcal. Oakwehoawene p,l® Student entrepreneurs hold a LIURTLE USLAND 4;01; I WENT ALL THE WAY TO PE.1. barbecue promoting student businesses FOR A CONVENTION,... ALL I GoT WAS NEWS A T-SHIRT THAT DOES KIT SEEM Turtle Island news is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand To FIT ANYONE! 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town, health on the agenda Dear Editor, and one Thence Modo. month would not be sufficient to allow us Hill of the Youth Enterprise Fund 13 As parted to community ear that are said the barbecue is to help pro Cmada, premiers a d' the way to correcting arme I9*, open bike public. xWe to address thou amens and get an da liar, the Six Nations also mole the summer of Or pomp has dan since . Advocacy aware that this Council does sons answers. In addition we all lumens' For dut firstaeverything time aboriginal dors will ht the federallf health ea Group (SNAG) had scheduled convene Community Meetings know that when Roberta Jamieson recipients of the fund. talks next month in Ottawa, along with the 13 premiers and C. Community Meeting to be held at frame time wane. All of these chairs «ling, she follows her Hill said Were will be his bar- federall amours and Prime Minister Paul bderSn Usa Community wn en gs honor. are called by own agenda and cuts people off beau held on We GREAT ears It may h the heginning of what we hope is a bright new day for a.b Wednesday, tiny 28th. 2004 and Council, controlled by Council and refuses to discuss items because Irae. grounds for all the smnade received through riginal people hhchcr they lies in southern (Ontario or the North wen they had invited the Chief and chaired by the Chief We are also that is ont the topic cos ate idle.a Council GREATR Lywy Hill runs. territories to attend this meeting are that in order to place an about right now," or that item is Thn past week the peen Niagara-the- so e up add... a numb f issues Gloom on the agenda of Council meet- not on the agenda." lemonade stand and serves ice q.,o n game pian fco thesmás next month when they face their ing one has to follow a cumber-um SNAG still wants ham cold lemonade.e.L said site counterpane. Attached ù a copy of the rampant some and bureaucratic procee m unity Mama was was wln to the 11 40, ., she'll tPan of thai discussion included issues facing aboriginal people 50 Wt SNAG received fr o m Chief g la approval of Paulette once assn.. inviting the Chief was were presented by al leaden. Roberta Jamieson. Tomb*. who seems all and Council to sell her sae tasting drink. o a and ouro meeting NM And they did a abet/ .11a1gy aM4l.1 the ubk. .Ina á040u Council agendas. Even if thin m chosen location and on our Nathan Hill of Nate, Sakes him about two, or three daysrunningSOf a business Oulu about. are being made about 10, people In Or response (which was angled process Is followed correctly, there terms. Should they, once Woodworking said business .4as a ha bals Arms a again Other obeemian wild Acembly by J. Mon we were fofomo guarantee doing well. Nathan said he has ash,.. a0010 off. Nana bue. Phil Faaeu ), that any particular decide not to attend and to hear the said sold duce of his needy Ile nisbirdhoue only takers and yummy, kas well Re' u pou ,c0"1010,0 pumas Mat Council did discuss our will actually be placed on of the Band members picnic .uple of noms. tas baby sitting and a summer n Pukes request We were also their agenda who elected them, tables and number of birdhouses. PhnwnJ axa,. Wy.J 0ám ables ado '4,a we would said they were enjoy- Ile adds his 5120, picnic links Te nude. dance camp. pass Y l.0, had Ms fia Alapsl mas that they have o number of rem , We called the ants 28q encourage everyone to remember usa. 19 .1. trig thew experience of owning For more information on any of festal lath ask real dry obwid by tarty scheduled sessions Gammas, Mating bemuse we Mat when you vote this made out of spruce and his SIR 0wó A. public b fall's V gimme business. the summer ooeilyvaei call Two A. Aambly of Fol Na. atonal i0rl P.1 Fame MY the awry mon0oso that should SNAG u o control our own meeting election. birdhouse is made of pine. Nathan said his tables siheon idle said Wars Community Deveop m parrs. Os Cowboys u Ass wùh mpropee agenda Imes, they we want to ask the questions and Notification of the Community building picnic Nathan Hill sae ass mfaSLp p^' give Me studentsan' ides of what Carat at 445 -4562 p Babo-a mount., mi mu. Mane 4 kill. uso Rear would be pleased to revive them select out own Chain Meeting will be provided as soon úc 0,p a she ha of kNa. and ualtome a presentation from We have far to many issues of as the find arrangements are com- New complex to help special people obtain goal of living independently Oa boule dm} hoe meanew. o halm are. ea Cando SNAG concern to address to Council and plated tuPs .J Goode. .ei pendently. but need ime to hoe away from the home. before moving on to the next their own. din ad ddm56 . ,° "Vn' b ashes oaea o a U.e arm. We a re aware amt there are two feel Mat a short time slot on the Roberta Am lady step Staff a I f In the north hensputuimt cats and isolation she up a beadle of General Council Meetings a month agenda of one of their meetings SNAG dg plu lyl"8 a
A new place for lmleptmdenlliv- - 7: ,r' hand rare fending before anyone even to sae a data. And as 'T_ Y gets VC 311:23C .110C ing for special people is now under Ote aboriginal peoplea Letters to the 410C MC* 101C....72 I ' - have so sit and wait for Ionian and Editor -0h,_i construction on Six Nations. the haeo n tors Canada harass o approve any health cue needs In order to foster public dis- s y TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Carolyn Beaver executive director .4cmon WE'VE NEVER MET A MOM before they can gel treated .non of matters effecting North of Six Nations Special betakes for _ J, the and o make 5.01 d - ibe priority on he Ike reside. of the Grana R..apd WHO WASN'T WORKING. Special People said the Supported leu being doomed in September. INAC tads revamping, Inuit and River A Oka eh belt oweoe WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE. Territory Turtle Independent Living complex on Indian health case are overloaded, underfunded and in drastic t 0,r,. Island News welcomes all Chiefswood Rood will cost about need of I m mention they need firstly an aboriginal opinion pieces and letters to St Is voice to guide therm MIX/000 on completion. Ice Mort the editor. Letters must be tog Xnm said came from Mc a.s. Health hits everyone iho matter where they live or where they come y Pmml Code: Ph Minim, und notal from. but its the degree in which Nese Juteres are hitting our popula- signed and must include an dCrna,y Email address, tions that . male Man avid address and phone number sen«n. loan I home, emmounito Weer, The borigi population k growingg [ l to 4 times the mainstream so that authenticity of the let- env^ TIN Subscription ONLINE SOON' t is Canadian rate. ter can be verified. Turtle rod. en's J Would you prefer your subscription online? `y^^ .causc a') go, to help then In less Ivan two decades wu will be Canada. Island News reserves the Yes clients obtain the goal 1 Our population will be the majorhy, We decisions being made about us right Taal. any submission No independent13 but feet, step: at now will 5 affect that future and how we as Canada's future look at health for length, grammar, spelling Your email address: R J (( ' rndepdn+lyn care services lone í°o a and clarity. Turtle Island ely we Thomas said We new complex will i u 4.1¡i' may be m mnanmg News, P.O. Boa 329, monde 24 hms care and integrated _ II A.haaaaRea, Apse Having been the bottom of the funding p l so ...as J for long, our porkeo $toil or Email Subscription Order Form & Pdymee n: r ;wo-' have learned patience. o OMAN. Ont, NOA IMO auppon. The home will ammo. TURTLE NEWS í2 ISLAND date three people. with a . meeting next month in Ottawa will be historic. (519) 445 -08b8 A .boa 1.- 1...4P . P.O. Rae y or fax I¡ 329.Ohsueken Ontario NO6 IMO respite room for parental relief. ,as politician stay [ 1 h c.mlm nth d'gMat ...(519)445-0865 . , b r M w .a - (n Phone Heaver sad they hope the complex i Canada's depse a aboriginal ple E-mail at news@theturtleis- (ill)415 -0868 Fax 1519l 445'0865 k 12 18 will be completed by the end of W Including . now stall Me fatal tables is merely rightly a long serv- 0,r der...a do or Warta- CANADA MONTHS xR October. cor the l'a of November, ear. Ar.enahend.pl, I STATE Fermi tn TBe.R.- ing wrong from Confederatims Ina Aria r.kubalaar Jy USA I2 IONTHS `Afi . asm JJkk411 but they .p inn for the Abo lean hve KW Al the health table, but they also Check out our webs. at X INTERNATIN L II MONTHS 1'66. 14 need end of October.' _ _ ' to be at the social - traniewbry Wale, n tahle where govern- w J Maw Miss h h Innriese 1151 .beta khbndmwecom Thomas said the Fl com- Rene Johnson and special person Abbe* Logan breakgro.ndfar ment laces decisions about. our people. but this is a start. w plea will help those learning to Me new Supported Independent laving Complex sur Chisin,seod Road (submitted photo)
J 6 ó% August 4, 2004 local August 4, 2004 n.= 11 7 Pinetree Native Centre lunch this year's Backpack program kale Mad . fells " By Edna J Goode- do need sponsors. Anyone. W t th grade. Chiefs on a roll as they Ste writer Helawk a Mohawk of the Turtle Client, she said, of the Pine Tree eliminate Akwesasne Thunder 3 -0 in quarter finals Summer - is here, but creeping Clan said, wishing to be a sponsor. 4k 1 R = Native Centre will be given priori- By Samantha Martin Is.atea. Roes Mae. Chad minutes ItM.T soh an ..ún into parents thoughts s the idea can come into the centre, pin ty then native children living in the Spurts Reporter Squire, lac HeNmwk and -Kim 008, Boyle giving Oum Me la. - - shopping for back to school sup- child's name, or an age and sire of urban SIX NATIONS- The Six Nations "Cuneo" Squire. lust 17 second later Akwesacni s plies, like a new backpack. achild and fill i with goodies for Onretheirc i needs are no. remain- Chars mooed usual the first (irone moats best of five sales lout (mare. soured the tying goal ough,many children worst be Meir return to lame. ing supplies and backpacks will be round of play offs against s. played Friday night a the with osiats from Scott Thompson able m have the luxury of buying a Mohawk of the Tuurtle Clan aida mom according to the need Akwesasne with three wins. imams Lames Arena, from of and Tom Phair. 44 2 9 new backpack, but not to worry sponsor can tnything dey wish wk said the backpack, The Chiefs headed to Akwesasne over 00 fans. The second period Six Nations because the Pine Tree Native Aton the backpack as x as the Wed. for game should be brought to centre lay , night one of The first period w wily scored seen but S wont i Ceram of 0, is once again outfit, shoes kand kxMl supplies. August. so they cane be hooded the series aril arrived home in etched with the score hd at 2-2 mail the lais mimes when they having its yearly drive to sup Donaeins, Jamieson of Six out as quickly as possible to the the morning with . I4-6 victory. Sale and *lac parka took the lead pennnay. f new backpacla, pan Nations said can be Nought children The Chiefs dammed the entire Also,. was the first to pat Kim Squire scored the fnn goal of oafs a pairo shoes and a variety Al centre anytime between , The children receiving the back- game mama the Thunder 3-2 mule on the Hare beard with as the period just 32 seconds In with ' of school supplies. m m and until 3,30 packs thank their sponsors by , the fast period, W2 lath, and sted from Richard assists from Powless and Gems Debby Hmnswk and Samantha p.m. on Friday's. Applications, drawing them a picture. period, and 5 -2 in the third period. Oakes at 18,51 aRichard Schindler. Jamieson are Me Aboriginal Henhawk said, give the child's For more ,.matin about None- Brock Boyle led the night in goals Six Nations scored the next two lust II seconds later Neal Powless Famih Support in Sgt f colour and the grade ing, or becoming a wiM four, and added on two assists. goals with the fire at 15:40 from scored their fourth goal with assists of the dr .e. I Ma.k oI Six re going it ao well a the 519 -752 -5632, fax° n519-]52 -5612, Mike I m,ba added two goals Powless with assit. from lyse and from Mamma and Kyle Jamieson. Nations said they already have size .a or email: pinNe400 spin nei while single gosh came from Kyle Kim Squire. For the mbom n as all Eons children and unke. Ikon, kkpdtkis ive helps attention Aboriginal Family sup Jamieson,n, Dolby Powless, Chuck Tom Montour scored just under 10 m xasleep l scored their six d Samantha Jamieson and Dahl, I I anima* organizers of Pine Tree Alm.. roam, aren't asaping anymore of the backpack dove and helps port worker. Native Centre's backpack matte., (Photo by Edna J. Goode) aquesm. Although,AINOnPJç olio said they ...en , Junior K,derpPrto to Saving Cayuga language begins with baby steps for preschoolers L3 A By Edna J Goode- (ALI) Ile said they're not only Genes was able to Staff writer mailed m finding funding, but week in May as well atsoa week in - - Twelve,, little, preschool smdeuts bold. to house a "full -time July for staff instruction and to are participating in a Camiga Ian- program" Ile the z said funding help iron w any problems they , Q A - k an from ALI Mrough Dent, Canada might slams. r f > effort tonme the language from was grant of elders can do $15.000. Genoa emphasized namity rouge game su Nation C.f. Manx normtoo,sabob- dying out. The children are totally I.., said t theyke preparing a lot for the comm., by leading I aeGrt _ AkwesaeneThunders Rea Henan,. in Friday nights game immerse Me CaribCamma Imguage 'detailed proposal' for Six the way to save their Ian (Photo by Samantha Ow., the kproject. Nations Community Rama Deer said the du. immersion project Jonas seed irks. th clock giving Ann Iwo goal Too Deer, assistant .ache said a Nat been in die the Dona Bombeay pare. vol. inaHng sin. with single goals from Rob lead going into u. W d period. they're by how the cM1d tea hold they're requesting Miler 2002, when a group f h- Hods.. oThompson, Darcy Alovesasne only vote dren have excelled ' $60000 kom the RAMA Fund but ors from 1LThomas went to HkMaii oo Powless and Greg Phill . oso psis the anal "dfio time. To dodo grow, the amouid pries of see is'very small' lee for two weeks to observe the Fle.awk scored Meir fifth goal at lelo and lSxy Fowlers. Deer said is inspiring because said ' would only cover one teach- Hawaiian immersion popes Ile Childre n amend otw- week(,e euE OH, Progremtube 10,. with an assist from Neal Mx Haltom Schindler and Dallas the saving B 6 "needs to be en salary The current lead reacher said they came away very Stoneai4 Days I feffl Naga Gram of llama Powless. Spunk led the b with two done." The pea.. Is said v .Isis Johnson no.sced and wanted similar guided the fur grog (Pb m by Edna J.J, Goode') Two minutes later Delby Powless goals a piece with single goals been "very and they art Bomb, said they must find We program but had to -sale down' liaison said the lawman I Deer said this week the teachers scored the, sixth goal bringing coming from Cory Bomber, and
Inking for a means to continue the funding "a®e y rhos. how" their plan to preschool level in guage is taught from d,e preschool rid children are on their own and them wane two I C d 1 for o 1E10 final score. program beyond the two-week The 14s4i Immmam program, 2004. level right up to university level. they're doing `pretty Bt goals to take Me lead. Name re Ne m o. good.' 1 period. WV mg the children as D.r said, has been ful Boyle and Data. masse played Spud. Mg. Ne played some f day would slip into shoo onepfin 'n d. early 1 ers ahh Foal III1.. lama Amu mfromo nglish, but would quickly slip eighties aand there isn't any reason I Roger Pyre scored their sacra 624 fans. back into Cayuga Anyone, Deer why the same kind of success NOMINATE AN ACHIEVER with 2:47 kA n the clock in The first period both teams man- aid interacting with the children s sal happen here. Bombe, the amid goad enth Pods Ma aged m tort three seals ding the must only peak Cayuga,^fr or pan said tthl road to in" of Al, full - FOR THE NATIONAL ABORIGINAL Cam Bombay and Kim Squire. genie going into the sand period. mm th h,Urthnl. fa english t school has begun w. "small Longboat scored the tying goal E Clay NIL Dolby Powless and Cam was fobidden. steps and',ia begvrung." ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 4pa with 1.rom n Me gook with an Bombes cared for S' Nations Deer said funding for the three- Na lima Gaup from Aba Puona rest from Wale áore MSc Brad., and week pilot project came Gem the Leo Hawaiian seam Cary baobab seinedscored the lead Oakes tions for Akwesasne. Aboriginal Lauageng ,matrva preschool. program, Deer aid, goal coot 52 seconds left on the Six scot scored Akwesasne Nominate an Individual of F00 Nation, Inuit of MOB jY clock n assist Wm Kim minus second period akin. flor 1111 Amps him rye and haakh on Awkasune Thunders' Scott Thompson in Sidmany nght §game if ancestry for their career contributions In the arts, Spawn meMing lead THE BEACON FESTIVAL sal game dune of the quasi m The Chiefs gate sweep winning the Ara thre e guinea. The Chits gó business, education, Iew, medicine, sports enmm acore their turar pal Kim Sgmre Iby Powless, August 14 3 15, 2004 o pat Peterborough in b semi flash into gafjr the alum Ct (Photo by Samantha Munn) with less than 30 seem, OR n Bayle, Chad Squire, Longboat and and many other categories. or nominate a jb Cray Bomberry scored single goals Pant Aggro unelo SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALL (519) 445 -4311 ..0, 10 young achiever behveen the ages of IS and , the second. d rar 4, WarnaSillall Tri mmnsr Famnr Swum,' 58mmnv 1,10.AT Tlenwr 24 for the prestigious youth award Sark Nadona took an even bigger Spi . iaaa /Ammo. £gird Prydie Expo &I Sports camp pare Came Vollallaa. SPORTS CAMP leads they shut nt Mama. in tames a cash prize of $10,000. as on WP s.v sew - e on whoa the teed paicd and went o to - aN Featuring Te d Situ erh and & le. flag wer Hare nine more goals. ]rin vin ., Florence Ed wards in a Rare P^ - p" Kim Squire and Schindler led the r ' Double -Bill Speaking GAVLORR with two goals piece in Engagement! Deadline for row Me third period. nominations is ARSNA Single gnats came from Cary Get your tickets ea r!y! . iv,r Bomberry, vive. Neal Powless, September 10, 2009 7',/1 ,...., Ilsa15.h and Mww. L ...,Z; Mn .. '''..."" .."."'". ".. '''." 'Para pm and Nomination forms "" 7".. . Longboat, Dolby Powless, .a A AM Caws Mma' ..... Zr..-"-:7.-.,-.4: r law Dales Squire each earned three raMvmñw awns.. y. e rr available at www,naaf.ca ren. TamanWrhanmáa.ewr y or 800 -329 MIN. _. Parsokta. Lac. res. Demon. allons. Ovate.. Malay kvlog Ill- -9780 assSingle came from Moveeave « sta.wmw sea .. arcs mom am, .. w. .e .,o Schindler, Neal@ Powless, Cam !) 7." Para mm Romeo,. Derek General, Fw m...rhkm cas w.ewm nits, P.m. .r...... 7.7. ..trl.pFFpm+.mn 1.;. 1 ,Sm Johnson, and Hai. cam P The Chiefs won with a score of18 ALL CBC 1f1 .,.'.."n,v ALL ACCESS PAPS IS ONLY St0 byl:T Radio-Canada =- and * 5 winning the finals quarter VENDORS AREA ONLY PASS IS $5 m...., ,,. heading into the semi finals to face nrn uo. umGim, *Wt. 0 WILT River - Peterborough. art IDA,A1.1. ACCESS Paulo Fora ELDERS SUMMIT AT CHIEFSWOOD PARK -Six Nations of the Grand Data for the semi fuels have not MONT AM .n,aglxwrcaia.4 -mtf.rnmaa released. Is nvaeap el -_ August 27- September I, 2004, yet been 'st. N. ' Aw...i,...": Go aids go! 44molen IPeetml ON Pana ON 1.1,'_.0 «.= !!Z) r.. .._..!12 e.amtrt ALL NATIVE FASTBALL TOURNAMENT -August 27 -30, 2004
i' ej Turtle Island ti August 4, 2004 News - Special Section - August 4, 2004 9 Six Nations Jr A Arrows 2 -0 in semi finals against Orangeville Northmen By Samantha Marlin Cady Jamieson played an out- f 1. sC.Ja.J -_ggfiOW6Jo Sports Reporter standing game scoring four goals, gr SIX NATIONS- The SM Nations three of which were scored M the Junior A Arrows Express are 2-0 in first period. .raoaR aping Orangeville H scored Ne Anw. first tun Northmen with game fear being goals with assists from Rayc e
eyed in , Oragtrei3 front of their home WS Ben VanEvery, and Eli Hill .aeese Arena crowd. Huey IoMSOn, called up from the ...Mho Marlin players in a Six Nations Lacrosse The semi finals started on Friday Rebels who were beat out in the Sperm Reporter Hall of fame on No second level of for the Arrows express as they first round of play offs in the Junior S. NATIONS- It was a good day travelled to Orangeville to face off B league., scored their third goal for Dolby Powless Sr and Got tThe concession tand is located at in game one against the Northmen. with un from Hill. ants Sryres as they held the grand open- the e of Ne building g The Arrows Express have come up Jamieson scored Ner fourth goal ing of the new Iroquois Lacrosse ally scenahk against the Northmen twice before with sin from Craig Point and Arena on July 25. I be floor s Nes sits in Ne regular season losing then Brett BucNOON. the Over 100 people turned out to the National ue(NTT) June IS game 1110 but winning Mitch Nanticoke scored their first tat arena on Second Line to watch gM row and tmamednvered owe ruff June 27 game 11 ' Pro -0. goal of the second period just 48 ribbon cutting and locks rom -11 was built hw the bids.' With game three scheduled for conds M unassisted giving theme alms naming mend, r ~11 said at tM grand opening. He mid Tuesday, it may come down m S -1 bG The main lobby of the arena was Me main reason for the new arme game four w Ne hest of seven lam.. ward his fourth of the was so the kids could leans on a pane unassisted filled wiN community members. mur that is the same as the ones The Arrows hnded to Orangeville log 10 seconds Igo Nan Ncoke women, plum and they will tin in the Friday and tame home with ell -6 scored his second of the pate with families as Vera Sines!in mother of fu500l000 the NLLlaying 'dory. Assista. from Stew M amure and Curt Sryres, and Dolly Anderson, _ t Rho The ceiling is also g for The Anew, teck a commanding )wield mother of Powless, cut the orange - ^° l -- lacrosse since doe ribbon Bawer Cwt Sryres and Daly Pawl. pat the 4.0 piece steel and ward Mea/leg cos Me Fs. peak is ke feet kat in the first period ont scoring Moen scored his first and only and pntple odrciaib. open- O f lacrosse arena Mabg MN eon 2nd11rtelut by Powless) making it easier to avow longer Orangeville .the game at 13:44 with an assis[ mg the new establishment Se... into Eyes. Lry, tin ryas a lacrosse player who The Ammo Express dressing There moms designated for paves unce M wmmw and ba, been haveebc became some of Six Nations re-named the Cam local businesses such as Dw The still man mbe done moth s bat Me non. P] Sit, home biggest tributors m the gam of Bombeoysa since Bomber, which has already a shop. es rotrsin du koquois hero sa Pan ofth IOW Arrows ream Ashley's Dance Ringo has also set Laaw n.M... payr seam Nee fehe svmfjnals Two. .Mgk, O t,goor en rod ba.. la Boor and of sú Nmim Mhm gam, home B oat There is the Buck Smith Room. that w ins. moho. up for the swoon. the ewly saiN games and R aorta s +. IroquoiseLec Ar as rPigh for gam four. If Ow win this ro dmeyW Ig,e to aceMe the lack Hill Room, the Ray h is dr W,51 dress, foam of bunched áeamc
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wY l 1 r. E.I i'e I 44. -T64, Dolly owiess mother ofOe lira Slyer mother ofeure Seyres cue ehe ribbon opening ehe congratulations fI Iroquois [arm.. Arenn.(Phoeoo by Edna Goa, Delby Powless & Curt Styres on the r grand opening of the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena
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Race.. niece from fire around in federal cabinet Jackson and Trac him. NCC came from Drew Stevens It all came down to the thud OTTAWA EDMONTON (CP) Fire officials (CP)_ Louse lips sink my colleagues.[ it is not impossi- Canada's more than 600 miens. Butch Jamieson scored the Golden t 18:44. cal led by one goal _ me praising the efforts of a 13- . Newtown .aril, and Andy Seat is determined yemold girl who ran through a burning bedroom m rescue her nine- me." While the changes were laudable in Eagles' lead goal at 1140 with an a Stevens went on m score men with a 10 -9 score. v afloat month-old niece_ to this lime. Dilapidated native housing and dim theory, native leaders said they more goals for Nev. Anders their tying goal at new Indian affairs minister is oral education results are among top threatened aboriginal rights Their second goal came from Roy 15:36 under a later "lid it Men am longer, no one would, been able 0 get the baby and Mt just mine guarded about the cabinet post Page of Friday's that concerns, Scott said He also wants were imposed with too little input. Banc at 8:21. Newtown took thee lead again w ith " said fire investigator SMyne blue in an marks his recovery from the 1998 to speed up native land claims, The much -loathed First It wasn't until 7:38 that Six their et 14:52. Edmonton-area home I would like to see her name put forward for Nations goal debaclethet' that forced him to the back- trmo settlements and talks toward Governance was Nation scored their first goal. With just five minute remaining on some mil of public recognition." Act ultimately benches. self- government. wrapped Seam has Atkins scored with an assist from the clock Montour scored the tying ence Adams was haby sitting her harm siblings and two cousins no =mediate Ile is a phoenix in a political world He said he'll consult leaders of plans Ream. goal with an from Jonathan. when a fire brake out n a basement bedroom where her niece all to reintroduce it of rare mar chromes. five major aboriginal groups Then just 36 seconds later It looked like it might have been Cardance was sleeping and "There arc good examples and imrecognize Mat as a minister with Montour mad theft final goal of over time ifit moil for Mmoorh "I turned mound the comma. saw smoke coming from Ile basement there are ones that aren't so good," portant respmnsibilitim you don't the period an assist from Neil fount goal of the stairs," she said "1 went down Mere and there was lots of smoke he said when asked how well he have the same liberty in temas of ombenry.wa with help from Sip. Balmy With flames stinting from. nearby Imp, Patience sprang into action, Minks reserves are rem public musing," Scott said "That's CAN/ANI 0,8 With Newtown having five goal and Hill. grabbing Caydaaee and naming for the front door "The problems get a lot more what I've learned." The exposure than the well Tallilloss Association it was time for Six Nations to Unfortunately that was Six I didn't count anything to happen to her," said Patience "I was just -run ones o Fredericton MP was seep up them game. N only play off win since aged about my niece' made solicitor Condom sent clear message general in feed but lasted just 17 They w n to out score Newtown d forted them After her 10 -year -old sister Ink the baby to safety, Patience began to when they slapped the Liberals months in the Ile revved i assist formed tens )3 bringing them to ì io ores an s headre to battle the fire. job k down to minority stance June 28 998 after being overheard n an l J Mat they value for Beaver scored Moir thud and lion within one goal orate the - f s. Gabbing a garden hose from the front yard, she aftmhed it to a 1.. shun airplane indiscreetly dimum ng an t then tax dollars goal at 11:08 unarmed, MOO back of Me house. in all areas, Seen inquiry into the RCMP's handling ..10 a Mentor went onto sere th Alder dousing the flames, Patience went back .pads but was told by said. Bantam girls headed to of student protesters at de 1997 Storm's final goal of the period neighbours to get out because the fire had started again. ST tk we to do better) Yes. Asia-Pacific summit in Vancouver. - j r :o with lust 10 moon. left with Neighbours Kelsey Radcliffe end Ed Whalen then aimed a fire extin- m the ex to which that is Grand Championship Scott became the target of alto Indian assists from Marie Longboat And godauJpilaw and garden hosehew at theshe haymowbasement unit Spurn arm.. a1kr mire k Ands or First The Six NationsCaNAm Malawi Stem Seer season after attacks in the the to a Commons i sAndem Patience's mother Lodi Items; was on the Enoch Cree Nation, just Nations? S do being beat out Ge Nexaown Golden last week (Photo and in media roams when by doe. by The woad.. was Newtown. in Stratford west of the city, at the lime hen 1 Scoffs now duties also include Samantha Marlin) first denied moor, of the I Man. to take an even bagger lea 'PI' war d a doctors appointment,' said 'Mora who pawed her n Andy Stott. Mini of Indian Matis Imo. a an expansion o£ By Samantha Martin and Vinaie Longboat. 8)51Cmrk .nn for the gold medal while So lengthy m ors o as they outscored Sa Nam 1S daughter for risking her life." It doesn't surprise Inc. item very car- Affairs die nd.affairs portfolio Mat co- They Spares Nations man the Bro.e. H en Spar. Reporter entered the quarterfinals with Montour scored their first goala 01P. ing and responsible person. " rem* cabin p. Mer neon me leaders. IlThey fear HAGERSVILLB The CaNAm high hopes against the Newtown 13:02 with msrsts from Henry. BRANTFORD- The Six Nations The top three teams of the quaff icmber,for infrastructuren last toe re.en ew before setting Ottawa may be vying Fire officials said the S 000 -51.e was caused by plastic speakers priori- to bl the PWSA Bantam Ladies Tier II team fiers Mohawk Storm were defeated by Golden Eagles advance to the Grand Ikcemher. and was d I Then final goal of the period came that were left n a Imp. f bar His 4 na m "11,1.4 e distinct need facing at Nation the Newtown Golden Eagles in the The Storm has faced Newtown from Daryl Squire with 41 son are horded to Stratford to play in Hord that's being held in Indian Affairs and Northern pronounce," he aid. In lust The caretaker the family 's Loador said he will try to find a place Inuit and Mom oar of deal best of five quarterfinals. four Mites m Me regular orals e n Me clock. the Grand Championship Stratford horn August 13 to 15 m Development on July 20 oPrime ram for the kinds to May until moth on the home are complete. "I've established reputation for er, one- size -f -all solutions. The Stoma ended their regular sea- winning their first game 6 -4, losing Montour scored their first Tournament after a weekend of Anne way Minster Paul Martin has said 11ß - being very, very gm.o Winnipeg man committed Mad trial in sex Whoa. II year old collaborative." 'The unto* will mat with a son against Hawks 11 mid 14 qualifying. Sú Norma first Dana is wheel. Nara Mimesecond -7 and -10 the third period followed by goal. Ism ing "shameful" native living sea- I.rs mom too the ears of man lot of name afro's the way it's team, In -S.ku e mCC arc with an outrageous from Todd Thomas and VenEvery The ladies competed the toed for Friday at 8:30 Pm on dards i a tap priority. who .idol WINNIPEG (CP) A 25-year-old VArmipeg man was committed leaders under mom mew. me issues." Dion Jonathan, Steve score óf20.2. her u nfot tu was where Qualifiers for the Grand la?M 5 tided Pkkada. M. Skepticism is rampant sear years brusque , Ikon., mtely that Tuesday leas, of morn y:.uh. Fontaine, MN .Som meow there and Dwight Longboat earned two The ErsI play off game was their scoring ended and they lost Championship in Ramrod alai They are also scheduled to play of filled efforts, Scott concedes. the most recent Indian affairs mine will be nodiludn of services. but played to stand vial for grade. murder in the tax killing of II-year-old goals a while Jeff Surrey a Newtown at the Gil Lay Arena. C1. Wayne Greta, Ball Park on July their league [comment this week - "That's one of the challenges that ter to hold the job fora lengthy peri- be memento dmils what piece James Isaac, case that outraged the coma.. and left offer on toed a single The Golden Eagles took an early The and Newtown p no Augustl. end in Kitchener at Budd Park. goal. Storm rand police officers shaken. any minister of Indian and northern ad. Natal, who has since left poli- sIll happen under his watch. Ile Kirk Montow earned two .sists lead and dominated the entire to OC g alto Arena for gm Their first game was played The Six Nations Bantam Lad, affair face, It's that perception tics, angered chiefs across Canada to gather input and weigh the Emily moats.. of *Mad My were [Milled that the charge against plans while single assists came from mew ram against St. t Warm and they Troll tee is made up of Sam Mal almost impossible to with a bid to impose new electoral options before he speaks. 4-2 score. Missy Ream Santiago McEvoy1 wasn't reduced at his preliminary hearing. Cory R Moo. Fmk Noah moored molt first goal It looked like the first period woo wiMa Squire, Jill Jamieson, Hill, achieve sthing, have to convince codes and fiscal controls on -Were very happy to get through this, and that the change wasn't all. Told dour ., Cliff Henry wuh an assist from goalie Neil would bee repeat with Newtown They also beat Burlington wool. Honey Powless, Jody General, Faroe. Becky Smith, Whitley Mania, knocked down," Victoria Nepirak, the great -aunt and pone, care giver of lanes said outside cowl. KARIHWATHÈ:TEN TSI NI:YOHT NE they suffered their first loss Shawna Jamieson, tiny. Ilíll. AHSERIHWA:RONKE A -ordered bn prevents details of the preliminary against Ancaster as they were shut Shorty Powless slija Jacobs. Jennie men. HYDRO ONE NIAGARA REINFORCEMENT PROJECT out with a 3-0 scare. Carlow and Nicola Henlawk. hearing from being published. maws. 11.21114 McEvoy will return to court Aug. 11 for a Queen's Bench Vial date to Li. Their final loss w ware. They are coached by Beth King ntiw+a war .a..5 onµ N..... Niagara Falls with 4-2 score. and Jule Jamieson. be s me ....am... Niagara Falls went on to compare Go gjrls got Deform lam, Greg Brodsky said the case will likely he head by a M=4-, jury In the spring. 100...ma0"...... 11.11.s.KI.NO vsko matt mat James died in the basement of Winnipeg's Aboriginal Canto an Aug. 27. 2002 oleesmakee rmsaewnqmssam Mama Imst. mime Offlee McEvoy hates. a custody ever since his arrest shortly after al.willime liscmwom sun. the killing smpre a.m.®wrqm Iwuaan.aa am mar, His arrest was the second major blow for the McEvoy family, soh c ma ism. HOMES 21- yeimold daughter, Erica, was killed in May 1998 when she crossed ® wmw.ia Serving Southwestern Ontario from the street and milk by cock involved in a drag race. Marry.* faller, Roberto, publicly railed against Manitoba, justice same location since 1959 lamblata Ms. mama, system after Me driver of the tick, Patrick Levreaull, 25, was handed - Meas. t'm.apatw At Holliday, we take the guess work out an I Amends conditional sentence for dangerous driving causing death. Ita of building your own home. A conviction for fen -degree murder carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison with no chance elms* for 25 years ruin HOME PACKAGE CUSTOM DESIGN Forest fire burns near traditional longhouse, destroys me marawoh SUPERVISION SERVICE OUR PLANS OR YOURS aboriginal sites VANI111: V ER (CI) The biggest fire arching British Columbia E {raa. Ileking lamest closer to a 19M -century aboriginal longhome and :J Iarda/ has already destroyed several historic native sines, says a band mem- / ber. Native American Basketball Invitational Linda Price, n.ral resources director for Me Ulketcho band, also said ARIZONA-Eleven Sù Nations teenage girls headed fo now Arizona ro compete in the Native America P' aboriglml governor within TWeedsmuir Park and cunt. sites where Basketball Invitational.nal. band members have d Ily fished and gathered food are at risk In. s Male in Jay with their four coaches and chaperones to compete and played two d maditio.1 baps have already been destroyed. asea the ives Ilelike nana of the 60 residua h have been evacu- The first game against Mt. with brat! Turnbull Lady Apaches f a 5148 store. Homee South red ated their homes th ama,ar 1 of the Forest Service's second me s w a t h e i r awn. of the tournament ands p l ay e d "kw Wyoming Shattered decision to let the fire bum fora mouth. Residents complained after the Breams They lost weed rWMW/Y rMwWs fire destroyed the 80. earold pioneer cabin last weekend "It was a learningea eapreience tor/ everyone, hat moor of all a mf I -800-368-5033 The policy- of letting the fires go in parks ism new complete!, 21 Bac Row IL - Coach Fred Doolittle, Coach them Whams, Boni VmnSvery,, Krissa Stoats, Brittany Hill, swum because of the thou titm to o our cultural sin and Berri Benham*Benhaw Coach Bramblau Squire, Coach Tony Martin, Front Row (L -R) Becky Smith, Katie Smith, 40 8 King George se. Bran !ford our homes and our lives here In Amhim lake.^ said Laurie Vaughn, Lindsey Smith, Lindsay Hill, Hari"; Sm,G, Baas Hill Sam Square (Submittedphom) (519) 752 -7660 "UMW hydró spokeswoman for the band é August 4, 21)04 Camel's f, r. 21 20 National August 4, 2004 at OFFICE Job Qona.eet NATIONAL BRIEFS Police suspend latest search for Tamra GREAT STUDENT diakin e e --4111 Keepness but volunteers keep looking Ä RTANTO T TOgrnfFr, Did you know that JOB CONNECT needs to ben lot more co-operation from the parks branch in REGINA (all_ Regina police are clues into the disappearance of say their investigation will redes site, raw.,?,'T sTs.rronn's""t will: Subsidize your wage for gaining working with l ilk... We've got a number of homesteads that area pulling out of the latest search for five- year -old Tamra Keenness, but ere until she is found. «.,,.t.r:A'.nwmyl valuable skills 5 A44earao:Dpiss, "1r m sn wegw. the park." dA.na+a 'fear Assist you with YOUR NEEDS by °finials lute repeatedly defended Meir decision tali" the rim in =or rem Assist people 16 -24 years of age Fweedsmuir Park, aboutt 120 band northwest d Varteuveh There's a NEW sound coming to the county: ' Assist you with a job placement nuts A a .fNYU Call today at (519) 445- Iwrblm axe a emtNne ruM +e tore wasp 2222!!! It broke a in lone./ that was Ion dangerous for fire- Haldimand's New FM 2 waa Lead rE mama wets. .,. ir-Zl 1RkINiN4 fighters o w a..wacess ba her assaultOo the early Smm. Bel Roc Communications has applied ta the CRTC for `Z stages r Maze veas also incffietive because of ir fire's 30 ,AY.mcnom B PON t. aldman1's first local FM rad o stator New FM °D .n'ew*- Z é ix Prerma Pant .f,o. ow Student rpara B.C. Forests MiniMininer Woke do Jong said Pdday he de Is the s (2004 -0132 -3) Bel Roc Communications Inc). siwefu,..,gt ./,re 16 Sunnæ tun,Ohsaakan, concerns of abortgmals. Qr.., If approved, Hald nand will have its own News, Weather, Traffic and en.lm Qy IMO ',Remise they're upset. he said If things that all of News* Sports reporting with local a tap priority. Haldimand community Z ThOUST 1,20, YEAREND GREAT OPPmtunay Ceram ADVERTISING to .rneone ate lost, you would expect them lobe upset.",O 1 ins. t, m,.rr ..eyr,.o4 will be prominent on Me new radio station. 000001än0 residents Olfice P Mm a° prtre,. Hours: Monday- Friday L. SALES Officials will conduct a review of bow the fire was handled but do ana ommunity leaders will have immediate access to radio airwaves In .., ..,r, PERSON 2 9:00 ern- 430 man Jong said the fire situation in Park a long time com- times of local emergencies. Needs. w lry,e are presently seeking a full time mina? witb ing.The park is Ground Zero for the beetle infestation that has pine Haldimand's New FM will be the first radio station in Canada with a brand Pres. oles a Cmderion oill h Pm r damaged Wye lawn of DC forest. new music format, The music mix on ame New FM will be unique '* GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND recent gam, of a recognized marketing or advert., Paagmtn De low end for to years, the infestation200 that been killing off trees, compelling, not lust more of the same asis heard everywhere else on TRAINING Trpunrry Drum In WrlIapl The rkd sank.w possess. meant IN leaving [ender dry dead trees perfect for foss fire fuel. radio. Get more information at Seem/ /www- newFM -ce/ l/1l'' w nd Hymeetingdeadle.ThryéWe l N Ienrgohm have The Tweedsmuir Park fire, now known it Ore Lonesome Lake fire, We need your su "' ' - \T a Mote¢ us.2232 No:., wsamtwo tree ía10.218settee. ate. oar valid driver's s* e,owak..hk amble Men expended last weak when winds whipped n opal it has creamed to Please write letter to the CRTC and send G. R. E.A.T. JOB BOARB NOW YOU please fax your resound and rover fetter ro: grow steadily all week. By Friday, it was estimated wan he about 168 us a want your own Tool .G- ra o you square kilometres in size, up from 140 square kilometres the dry LiI,_ station. (519) 445-0865 Child Care Provider Oheweken T.B.D. August 13, 2004 before Please act now, time is limited and this 9-.4 ea r,re Nord,. byl y rAmre ,miesfan ;arms mnotted Rank fire has Wm lassifiedh Rank A the worst nee¢ kind. r is importent. This is your opportunity Receptionist Pine Tree Native Centre, Brantford ( ro» 11, 2004 Rank 6 are characterized by "what we tell flame laves deco rest !IMF the CRTC what you want: whet @ everyvtellery unity In this country has and EDUCATION .A PATH TO TOMORROW *hose the trees MCmes said Price. Noon n doesn't, a local radio service. GRAND RIVER PORT SECONDARY "Sometime, it creates in own weather. Sometimes it will take large 28,000- EDUCATION Submit your written intervention A trtrue copy MUST tie Aboriginal Sport Ontario Aboriginal Sport Uncle, August 6, 2004 OFFICE chunks of alarms.= m the ah hundreds of feat maybe even sent to to the Secretary General of the applicant antl proof that this Roundtable Ohsweken sleep thousands deeet.feet. he Commission for New has been done must accompany Coordinator \ HOE 339, ONRWEREN, ON NSA IMO "It's a very sadke ve ma our we're aware FM (2004 -0132 -3) Be! the Intervention sent to the PHONE: ISM SAWN. when Construction, surrounding Wand Mat happens, like I say, you have m make sure that all of Roc Communications Inc. Commission in ONLY ONE of the construction Quinn TIED. A.S.A.P // PAX: 029) 44S -4290 our crews re safe." Naltlhmantl in ONLY ONE of the fallowing formats: Labourer Areas Another ton Maple in Me Nimpo Lake au of the Interior have also following formats: TRIO. EMAIL: 8Mtte001vorWebateom by electronic mail to: Environmental Intern Aug., 2004 remained alert from wy2Pammeiibmeac Kllvak5ni Valley fee, . Frazer Engineers, Ohsweken by electronic mall to: raeroeOsympatleo -tie Q 4 WEHRRE: www.gn wg which P has renamed stable in size all week. procedureOCrtc -yc -ca by mail Manager Toll Freer 1.877-837 -51T-51W to: Villages Equity Corporation, T.B. Swam. 3, 2004 .aids mostly l'IMagma because of the weather were laid lately," by mail to: Rae Roe ' Toronto ' said M,u."ft's been uery dry and windy ad Me forecast for this long CRTC, Ottawa, Bel Roc Communications AfTWYA051TIt YAhinhMI 10 NOTE weekend is for continued ward,. dry weather. Ontario, R1A 0212 Í' 4 Jong saidd 20014 Supine d mi be even work than last Yemen by fax to the 38 Hatton Dr. SIX NATIONS CCUNCIIL July 1- Official lmancedpt due from all students with any amslance terms off and Mecone.mpare wan Secretary General Amasser Ontario tort irItt fonowmg me previous July. For fall applicants, funds win be There are 369 fires binning mile loo.. compered with !Dams at 819- 994 -0218 WG 2116 ' dewmmined if the transcript Snot semiv etl. time Ian year. by fax to: 905- 648 -2661 ^, Fire Chief Dept. Full Tune T.B.A. wed., AUgun 18roa Sept. 17. Marksproaooa reports due b at mn.ning student, Manitoba prison put, trouble makers into separate Mot Deadline: August 13' 2004. rim O4:m Levels 3 U4 provide Letter of Good Academic Standing. STONY MOUNTAIN, Men. (CP)_ Officials at M ba pee gm Application tleamhie for Winter semester ranting January. itentiary have crane ono, separate unit for prisoners wall had rep - easnal Sapply Staff for all Sin Nations Casual TED rttions or gang positions- Sash lhldmt Oar. IO- MarkyProgres reports due feral, enrnuhig oder Day Care- Supply August 11,2004 About 70 inmates were moved to the new unit at the medican shun FIeterarl Assistant LOO Be pro ideletter of Good Academic Standing. Stoneridge gory ty prison carter Mis week. r Maas Worker, Application deadline for Summer semester. "No mater where these inmates live, they cause emblems," said . x Housekeeper deputy warden Rick Rhos. "Ile benefit Stalky. all be in one May 17- MaM1SPmBea renom due for an onwvinga0tlmk. Levels 3 Rd provide Lewd Cool Academic Sundmg. location, m it, easier contra. This w ay, staff know weal they . I A copy or Me shoo Job Descriptions and application procedures for the above ApNcae destine b Fall/Whiner seinoster(s). dealing with on óT-notes basis." r« \ noted positions must be picked up a Grand Raver Employment 69 TraMMg, romp- Many of those who were moved are campy bullies. don desk, between the neon urea a.m. ES .1:30 p.m.. Monday brough Friday. `We're congregating Me, we know w1 musk, limiting the L AUTOMOTIVE n. GROUP clam Coot- Kent. rd. 'The philosophy a oar. Mask J earn, and peaceful e ADVERTISING SALES Tap eves Ju week fin abort doze rive members GRAPHIC meal from Stony Mountain to ma jails 4 marl. PERSONS REPORTER Saiech sea or Athena. NEED A VEHICLE', .W, DESIGNER/ A number f ladtdowns have also bees in place sieve l elver assaults a ate lure left seven inmates with minor 99% Approval Hating / NEEDED for our LAYOUT The n the named Crowned,mu E .
ai l l d who r k pram officials willw lose mae,an irigiro h Praha, In Me general population and, meals exercise. work and LONDON PERSON ode.. slam. OFFICE Give iii¿1call an We Mink the gang roomy realest duck can co.exist pracefdyy. We ate penal) seeking individual with deign experience. Rein said Ir we knew low rival organinttions had declared war We are presently seeking a full time Working knowledge of ltwk %peas and Thotoshop a must, en each ether. we would do dirt" individual with previous sales experience. Consideration will be given to a Experience in file conversion between Mac and PC De. ai fie NO all of he ' in Crossroads are Mined to. there 1,446,4340443 recent graduate of a recognized marketing or advertising program. sp) CorelDraw skills and manual past up dills. asset t Darlene l.agmodite said boo 21yearold Nadia immesh Nee The ideal candidate will possess excellent communication skills, be anMire said Ming put in Me unit even though she he isn't Waste o , The ideal candidate will possess excellent enema. outgoing and enjoy meeting deadlines. You will be any gags keeps le himself. Ask for Lisa Martin and communication skills, be energetic, designing ads, laying out pacer, manual paste up work all ores gong members," Lagimodiere said. "It's his first boar, and familiar with PTT sfs time in port, and he's venous,' Rein. gall.. mesh. erne outgoing and enjoy meeting deadlines. They will also have a valid driver's r¡this is YOU please submit your ream= and cover letter to: p aurae Crossroads say they fear for Meir svtbry and should be iiggátáutogroup.c(uu license, a car and be able to work flexible hours. back in general population'Some inmates deal always tau the maik go; *Amu. The Editor scat' he said."Ponulvnon management in exmmely difficult. The Nark is YOU please fax your resumé and cover letter to: NOA Oueevamtr-r ats.L Loft., Turtle Used News, P.O. Box 329, Obswekea, ON dare changes every Jay depending on who's upset with who" On' 4CDP ISu2u (519) 445 -0865 IMO Prison guards also have concerns about the new unto fearing th ey could become targets SATURN ycoNrlAC ®I3131CK --":4411 or Fax: (519) 445-0865 We wish to thank all candidates but only those granted an interview will be contacted ÿZ9Oklsmubile [hadar We wall to thank all lechers but only thane gained on interview SAAB `1 P »9ll be mesh= 22 - August 4, 2004 July 28, 2004 Directory
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MEMORIAM COMING EVENTS COMING EVENTS THANK You FOR SALE Specie/Wag In ricrna Ann A vary Special NN A WEH to the Paint ball Equipment MODERN LATE MODEL hi memory of SIDNEY DEAN ca qPicnic August 8, OM following businesses and Guns, Balls, CO', Tanks etc. AUTO PARTS OEIn y'v c BRANT August 04, 2003 auto PARTS 111411,10 ifs cAI n 2 PM individuals who generously spon- Gun ,airs available on site at I Çu!!s(n! Picnic Grove sored me so that 1 was able to THE VAC SHOP !T Not a 1110111;411 ONE Or THE LARGEST WRECKERS further my wrestling knowledge 80 ARGYLE ST N. 444oQ19 hn ur tnounghncepreyers m MRimy P.a. Lewiston N.Y. by yi 'Ron Canada. CALEDONIA, ON IN SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO Auto. Phone: Some days, your p is felt yoo donations!!was able 005)765 -0106 ( Ran. to Wed. So strongly, la's almost as if i can TN., áa P1RMtS)peciali (905) 765 -9858 to travel to Saint Priem Fence, (519) 443 -8632 1 -800- 265 -8005 Ham o9pm Walk ova to lee you. 6.011 VInny The Canada Cup, Romainia 11 for pia, NOTICE FOR SALE FAX (519) 443 -8585 Thun. am la 11 pm Powleas ' amity Reunion krone and Poland. Thanks to P.O. 70 R.R. 1 PI to Sat ll am to 11 pm Your teachings & knowledge to Box Scotland, Ontario NOE 1F10 Non.-Fri. Sunday, August ISth, IMO Ohsahem Hill's Inset Replay, PA.L S. Sú VACUUM CLEANER Son 2noon 010 pm Breakfast this day lead me 7:30 am -5:00 pm seal Comer of Tenye.inonhaeraton Nations Council, Bea MtPleasanS SALES @ SERVICE hope that cm my son Too*, Seneca The Mohawk Looe061nghouae will be The Nagevl0 Lesion, Gibbins selectionnone of ana used: R.J CONSTRUCTION Special t e lessons. Don -AP Memorial Ball holding its bean ceremony on and Fo e. Queen. Kirby, axer Monday & Sunday 1 alsoImpeto help him to rem., BLACK ROCK AVAILABLE All day BACKHOE WORK Diamond Sonday August 8th beginning at W chlla agg The Rebels and their Miracle Mate and more Tuesday SPECf41 EXCAVATING Contact Pimple a.. All Onkwehonwe fans. Uncle Roger. Amt Cheryl, time /Owes an repairs. Call for pricing. SPECIAL Who his Pam was & how impor- COMMERCIAL Uncle lo-Marion !kn. em Bring a lawn char. Call d sea l thank Dole gmmaa and para 0 I Lmgn P:.,a 111 ih or Take Out 1 tant ummm-you or 445 -0469 Phone: (519) 445-0200 d RESIDENTIAL Ureck C haute Iarrmer. 52478 for deuils. Nd a.cm Ck'r Ha. and Al We rake Ie.I Mms 2 Large Chew iae Too Inc le our hearts. 130/31410E NUM Maom eSkek hums. family Ikd. Mom Payment plot 10e & Pepperoni & Double ran feel you king down on 3262 Fowls Line,Ohsoekeol, Om. 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We would es, Ce . e g a And c aroma 445 -4471 way Mee m Wank We Home Care YARD SALE Sharing Caring 603 Colborne St. E. 751.1073 Lynn Skye and Lesley YARD SALE Team & Corporate Promotional Items 470 Chiehwood Rd. White for their attentiveness to Les Powless Yard & Bake and ikon. Wour mother's needs, the Staff at BOB HOOVER & SONS Sale @ BBQ Saturday and Sunday 581 Sour Springs Road, Slit Nations Wyat General ll k especially (519)145.0202 Wad Name c oWmg, baby August and 8th . NOA 7. R.R. #6, Hagemvine, ON 1H0 Fax:: 145-0209 LEIGH Dv Q. Yar for his kindness and INC. clothing, toys. sham and more caring of both our Mm and Dad, 9ern.7 Hmb,s, Hatdogs, Cm soup, Home Comfort Specialists since 1952 Dr. Levine and staff At Henderson Scones, Indian flew,. 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