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! , Tt .. 1111, - 11111 wr SI O arahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand RiverWednesday January 5, 2005 Health Canada chops li.rifr, Id aytea frai baby itt r; .1 . funding for Six Nations water tests, Walkerton in the making . By Donna Duric Works Dayle Bomberry informed 0 Staff Writer council that Health Canada had Six Nations elected council mem- given them written notice on Nov. bers speculate the future safety of 22 that funding for water testing the Six Nations water supply would be cut and asked for their could be in jeopardy, as a result of input and help with the situation. recent funding cuts by Health In order to ensure water safety, .01 ' n Canada to public works' water Bomberry says water samples ` testing program. need to be sent to a certified lab to At council's first official meeting test for a full range of bacteria. r on Dec. 21, Director of Public In the last four months, 30 sam- (Continued on page 3) Newly elected band council Chief attends Levee

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By Edna J. Gooder House held at the Sergeant Staff reporter William Merrifield VC Armory BRANTFORD - Amid subdued, on Brant Street New Years morn pageantry and fanfare the City of ing. Newly, elected, Six Nations r Brantford brought in 2205 at an Band Council Chief Dave General annual event hosted by Mayor was among the dignitaries at the Mike Handcock. ninth annual levee. e More than 300 people attended the Mayor's Levee and Open (Continued on page 2) Little Layten Myers and his parents are surrounded by all the gifts the first baby of the New Year received from the community. (Photos by Edna J. Gooder) Inside McDeal $3.99 First Baby of the New Year Local ,... 2 ' First baby was late getting here Editorial 4 - ,,. By Edna J. Gooder Clan said she was in labour for 14 through the daytime and stays Sports 7 Staff reporter hours and didn't really think about awake during the night, although, - The first baby of 2005 took his having the first baby born on Six he is quiet. Smiling, she added, National 11 ° -:1 time getting here, his due date was Nations. Smiling, she said, she was when he is awake and being fed he si s- moo. supposed to have been December quite happy it was over. downs his formula without any Carets 13 - - 30, but he held off until just before S'hagoweheh of the Onondaga trouble. Classified 14 noon on New Year's Day. Nation near Syracuse New York Jordon said she was feeling quite Different Sandwich Business Directory 15 Little Layten Bray Logan Myers said it "hurt him" to see Jordon in comfortable, although, she was still everyday! came into the world at 11:57 a.m., so much pain so he did everything very tired. Layten's maternal, Includes medium fry in Brantford General Hospital's he could to make her comfortable. grandparents, she said, Melanie & drink . _ maternity ward and weighed in at Smiling even though he was a bit Fraser and Bonny Martin were 0 1 > 7 pounds 11 ounces and measured blurry -eyed, he said, he had cut his lucky enough to be at the hospital, from the top of his little head to the son's umbilical cord. Smiling at when he came into the world and tip of his tiny toes 19 and three S'hagoweheh, Jordon said, he has fraternal, grandmother Jessica quarter inches. been a big help, for he takes care of Shenandoah of the Onondaga Pm tovisf ït,A Layten's proud parents are Jordon their son so she can get some much Territory was visiting family here Fraser and S'hagowéheh Myers needed sleep. Little Layten, Jordon on Six Nations, when she got the o 74470 04551 v 282 Argyle St., both 22 of Chiefswood Road. said, seems to have his days and Caledonia Resturant (Continued on page 9) Jordon a Mohawk of the Turtle nights mixed up, for he sleeps

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"Tsunami" hit Southeast Asia it ucsday rooming the committee ar plant have been sent to labs The co-alert system tests for moli Councillor Helen Miller said she to until Dec 2 The commission govern- Balloons lent a rive feel to the didn't recognize race, or religion of will as *Mon house that 'Me need to show who f be acting a cleating house for testing but now, Health Canada and coliform, but no order bacteria. was concerned that a water safe- mom rmued to negotiate the agreementemvincial over Me holidays, with the we " Ile said Six Nations and otherwise somber occasion as local the victims in its path. and information centre for fund, ays they will only pay for eight Certified labs do more near,, ty crisis could result from the aI comet saying it hoped to have it MW aed in early January, so that Brantford have much in common, clergy Ed representatives from the General said he is looking forward raising ac' 'es for the victims of tests moth to beam to labs for bacteriological tests. The malm lack of funding. council could diem. agreement and sign a Issues in the agreement such m sharing the "Grand giver" Sikh and Muslim communities to the nee three years, for they the Boxing Day Tsunami. Levac tesll p It costs beta n S)0 and .Poem works by Ming a certain -We could have that naiad concern include the lack of insurance for injured officers, the General said he hopes to cowls INN offered prayers foe One victims of will be "ass sing" Six Nations said 'the committee" will gather $125 per sample sent to a lab. Mendel won ample and Walkerton, right?" she asked. . question of how people gm appointed b the commission, and the fact e the "good relations," Six the Tsunami that devastated place in history and its future. information and leap calendar of -Ira going to be huge financial waiting 24 hours to we if any bar- "Why are they (Health Canada) 4s1i [bat First a policing la p phasing out in 2606' The First Nations Nations has MAN in the past. Southeast Asia. Red Cross vol.- Neighbours M Brant Country will IM region, chanter. activities. inn. on public works," mid Iona are present reducing (funding) alter poEci g agreements, me .rima. agreements with the province and fed- Concerning the December 26 teen were Meld to acceptd be working as a community in ca-c I a added the committee will also ember. "Health Canada will continue Walkerton," ( eral government Both levels of government are hoping to offload the Tsunami that devastated Southeast . Tons k v those the ninth ordinafurg Tsunami relief efforts. gis ur End, raising events mak- Where the money will come from to supply that them Seal," Bombe, said he doesn't think , policing. either OPP°sneer. municipalities . The move, they believe he said, he wished he was annual levee. General, St. Armand, Levee, ing s they are legitimate and to ensure continual quality water Bomberry said. s Walkerton Asia ,, like could is more Est efficient. Six Nations is stand alone department. visiting his children up .conk for _ Hancock said he was proud of the Hancock and Mayor Ron Eddy will M keep record of Me MN testing remains to be seen. Currently, Ontario water result, and are isolo, although then Smeim sere Code es dawn to family," when response Mat the citizens of have formed a C ad sting NNW Leven adds the on Bombe, says he has not received regulations that 25 per cent of `esthmltd qualities such as poor ,1 Six Nations ouncil unanimously timed to put off discussing conflict fond, *Peels. . Brantford showed by hang to Committee for Disaster Relief ira ruing efforts will " et dawn'down" m definite answer" from council unity's water ample, and colour affecting Six .51,.w gook that were created by the previous counciL modeled The unseasonably warm tempera- various none, such as the the devastated area of Southeast the duplication of events held on regarding how they will help rem- must have background testing by Nations water, it will be y safe to after the province's guidelines for full -rime government employ «a.. ture and overcoat sky gree.d Me 1. Red Cross. Aver. the sae day. dy the situation. a certified lab. a all Melts sessions have been presented. The guidelines would ask well wishers m they w m Me r noel Local MP Lloyd St. Armmd said Elected Chief Dave General could Levee said the committee will be In addition toed testing, public Bomberry said public works is -1'e will to do we continue what aril members to divulge personal ottoman.. such* Met Nun, ry's large hall. Bantford's, Newly, Nor/ Su A.N.. Bond he was "proud" lobe. pert of the not be reached for comment on the seen by his cormhtemcy aid wmks has apormble, supplmen- seeking $3,000 a moo. can to ensure good, quality fl.cao gion b what organizations they may belong to and bow much money mlaurful, n Crier Tom. OW Dew NNW community, for it responded quick- disaster or any Six N. O The committee will tary water testing system that they cil ifthey are to test more than was Ds. Nam** alga drinking water" Bombe. their spouse makes. Councillor Helm Miller said the guidelines west the (Photo óy Edna Grader/ ly to the need of others. Brant MPP Nations efforts. be holding its firstfine meeting soon use to conduct tests themselves. samples a marche. a Lab. McKee read off all city. not available for comment "not worth the peer Mey were written an." Called the cooks system, it was Councillor Barbara Harris Monday. Most band offices Nations Health Sett Aborieioal Diahmes Stn., originally designed for Nate expressed her concern with the remained closed until Thursday. Six Nations residents share their new year's resolutions for 2005 Ruby Jacobs, director ofHealthHealth Services for Six Nations, lammed can. communities that might reduction In testing. nor* cil of a propped M dative in the Ontario Aboriginal Diabetes Snaagy (OOHS). GADS has asked the SINN of Health and Lag -Tenn Cater Police free woman and child trapped in car approve new lbw- Msough organization that would oversee the transfer Last week's man sent a .CAN' bodamdwlek pedals Mime vehicle. of funds for diabetes programs to First Nations communities.TM Ontario Timmy WIN,. Nos ditch on Nh Line Police .maxi and chained Me ms lay ads®ponible for amide. Federation of Indian Friendship Centre would be the organiation that Rskl Ciuimnss Daymappiucawoman Dec M. Ile was hell in custody for a Polre,apvrhdmasing...e cihmm transfers Ile money Ed Finn Nations would be morns.. intomn body and her Mae-year-old granddaughter bail headng IS}uay 54,tNOyCbiefswwd Rda8 receiEng the funds. Jacobs asked coterie Nerds Iffier to PADS stating Sox sadsDro. 25m Man ,,,E,,'m ho home ors on Dec 22 A Hue mow. wAm that Six Nations does not wish to become incorporated, saying it would create even because Mine 5n pm responded m a 911 Police are veEgaeng a momma of an Who navelig mattread,vim de dismbu.ion of finding Ends are not distributed till aid en mule they name across the Fourth Lim Roth home laded upsidedown based m population. Foam. unanimously agreed to sind tie Imes. *ANN .1m. .ed d mmythalad rolled over onto its roof Dec.. an abtm 430 am Ponce was Bdedhtl QefareSAivawmsamoto SAlNANIN W 20es All but one councillor agreed for individuals wishing to [mares to M1 °nab Litelhnd The vehi- uhlld to the residence and food a mm ®aMd Gene. Hospital fa roam Six Neauudncdextensive damage and the with fatal Minim. Police *Nun it Nations be put on a two-year probational' period before becoming a pre enghe was moldahg and a worn. had broken into the vie New 1'41 Eve Ride Cheek resident of six Nations. Councilor Lewis B. Staats disagreed and C1Teryl aid has been in favour anyone transferring to Six Nations. Anton Jamieson To y Rer.w.f'o.r num,y: rd Anderson Angela Peakssr khappy and De Shawn Palmer-Ta spend son and dauNner were mal tom while he was asleep, and Six Nadua Puut as up dad he "never of To smc'mgy r. qua snob, Public Works-Landfill quit smoking. ludMier drink . enjoy re am .iAq ah still appal inside ea tebi le. They began attaro m,,mpwakd Both dmgrwdenigamvdianbr®unm l Darla Bmbeny, director of public works, asked council approve both had thek slim and were of. Minders rae.own I...victim New Y®s eve . 'Ems aloft* package dead. what effec- Actor Gary Farmer encounters adventure on the pow -wow highway unable Egmont_ Police weeabletoata An her lateral EIE,t paliceaner- Poi checked 152WmeIdth, wee public *halo tively manage solid waste. The Six Nations landfill will expire in one and h s1lehs and five both flan the ed Dimes Leigh Boom,, 34, a ma* ha Mad at au RIDE By Donne Out Setting out n Philbert's 1965 issues such as the attempt to assim- r of lake mat yen. the DVe is available at local video stores. is at fn' vehicle They were taken to Wet lames Oneida Road E mammon sqa Wolf mars Public works looking sending oat the package to vendors Staff Writer Buick a m 1 weal. behemoth date North American indigenous roth technical knowledge waste management and is hoping. g INNS b xl INN ley rood with. assn. SleúScingclmgesof One axof box was Emd born melt duad Amidst the parched, desolate land- sump WNW Mat shoots fire from peoples with the rest of society Ed proposals back detailing whether or Et Six Nations has the capability m m sw re timed f the ant- Assail[ ad Breaking od Entering de. scape of Monmy a story tmmd,- its exhaust pipe and sounds like a what has resulted from this. It also implement the technology and how math it will cost. Council approved dent Teak* 31, is also has. will ing mmpdon and t Mall- growling monster when it runs, the portrays the corruption of Native WE'VE NEVER MET A MOM the terms of reference. Woman assaulted - Assault Causing Bodily Ile, a.folds as two men head out dore camer Bala adventure and Americana trying to oppress their II. WHO WASN'T WORKING. A Sit Nation man been charged Mischief and Breaking and F:.nMg. on journey in discovering the minion awakenings as they travel own people for persotal gala WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE. Ma ramdtlM pmadnhla hEE Car truth about themselves and their ong the 'Powwow Highway" "I did. became an actor so l could lei Po3a memo* puum. roam a.ap. a single arc ami- culture. The movie, released M 1989, pro- be a mines.- says Farmer "I trice aeare investigate. meet. den[ in whid,a blue flavor. Cavalier n the new DVD release of vided Fanner with his break- wanted to bring some social NNW ,,,k SIX NATIONS COUNCIL occurred Dec. 24a about l0am. A muck ant on Cayuyp Rd. am. Pommy. Highway, Six Nations' through role. In order. prepare for the mainstream. I eh that this film lama pesa aloha... on Dec. 22 A woman had been Gary Farmer plays alongside the movie, Farmer a bar that" A spent feww the for matt OHSWP.KF.N, ONTARIO CANADA NOS I mire EMe aid by M1a,arer,gd uam- Awned warm away Male P.O. BOX Martinez as members of the weeks with the people of the Palmer recalls his experiences with e aw-puexrwhileaher residence. de ve. blood onher.51 head Polito was NON Cheyenne tribe of Lame Cheyenne tribe, including the man assimilation and says W feels that lbe tear belonging to the worm was unable . locate any passengers of Me Deer, Montana who find them - that Philh'sm character is loosely ns has had a negative impact on ,(, selves taking the ride of their lives based on. aboriginal culture and society. in that has been called by Movie " rata mess* says -WNW was a young man we had COMMUNITY NOTICE Guide "The first Native-Ammican lyrEd "Istlll visit that common, to deny whoa Tbe Numb 9n lwedmMbn,...eo-to-M-a.Mra.,n ' gamily Violence depend on me le road m Fand visit their Sender ation policiesa setu again us have a.m. you Ered so help pre. tomeme .umYmlot CJt Farmer pays the role of PEW. ormer Desk Goer ,Harrison wod:d. Public Orientation Sessions Bono, a t,t mn on was one of the producers of the Farmer says he is happy that the all. Suzanne Athvnaston, Agent /7eeoention clowning musk, loamy whoo is scorned for film. Farmer recalls a hmourous movie has been released on DVD. h9 his beliefs among the disillusioned anecdote about Hanson involving -thee, whole new generation of regarding Departmental Programs, :twW"ó:y: (rna? miss tribe members. Martinez plays a scrs bottomin which Famese bon his young people who can now watch this incred- 50 % OFF Buddy Red Bow, a hotheaded noose seer goring oat of bd. the movie" mMxm.lbaoew lpr..uunrm aon ible en, linnet with pang of enemies. One of Me producers wanted to cut Farmer just finished shooting his °Pportanny to Main Registration Services and Operations for the abaft-10m When Buddy gas a toll from his that scene, but after Harrison latest film. One Dead Inman based eeveatating FOR sister in Sena Fe, N. M, saying watched it and laughed, it rayed. on the novel by Peter Edwards, LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOUR STATE FARM IS THERE." effects or family violence Now Only Six Nations Council will be held she has been framed and impris- Farmer says the indent became portraying the Ipperwash minn from a First kanasfsiif Netionspersp¢stive $75.00 oned, he Minicab sets out to joked Me set Mat Haalson had Farms plays Judas George, broth- rescue her with the help of child- "saved Py of the deceased protester, in the General Council Chambers hood pal Milan Fanner says Ihe mon'. highlights Dudley (image The movie is set m ganohRpasra g4Iett1( flssaN(t $apport$arotces Ontario's new free vaccines will protect kids 445-4324 he g .,,m

laa,mim, Includes: Snacks a . Tan Bag, redoing Bader, ..nlww Ontario WIn .al IDaNanM taee..wm. r mweMa.. Q Certificate, and a light Cereb,auan Dmm. 4 0 Turtle Island News - Commentary - January 5, 2005 North Rank oR #1 Native Weekly Newspaper! January 5, 2005 5 Mara 'Isom. kenh Ookwehonweoe ConIMIeMtaI'y To AT HEART LIURTLE uSLAND l 'RESOLVE STAY WARM...... IN SPITE OF COLD POLITICAL, WINOS -tee Letters: local resident on social assistance pleads for understanding Des I Moo my Pk and Union sick benefits. This snow. Ulan returning home later that sions and budges are hall,- During my pun on NEWS - - quite tenure Band In mar. etemPlify:md hopefully leaves me on welfare Mole l await dm. I found Nat my driveway had not tent lust imagine what a suggested Council, l campaigned. a socialist.' rectify the hmdsbrro and headaches my Nobility yet been cleared. The next I so I owl. Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations ,s day, meager SIM monthly supplement realize Som Nat experieno that ho' a umMuably being upon our My allotted budget for one Grand River Temtory. It is a politically independent newspaper u placed alai called the person who supposedlYWt would accomplish for these people. It is not he answer to these aped rurdaprivrleged, elderly, or 100000 $520. From Pot $2 1 is taker out for me on the hit She memiomd Nat would mean having that is wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people No fresh food all ,uesis and situations no matter unhealthy, I feel I must emploicoly my monthly housing payment. Also they have 88 driveways that have to month, not *Moo reside Scold what time of it is Tr000499 portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or year explain mypetsoal situation. from dm amount, 1114 is sent to be cleared and only one truck to do it premises: and not laving to further social and medial emergencies do editorial content may be reproduced without permission. Fhsç ember this year I was Nag- hydro. This leaves me ON a $195 with This 0000 on should have been humiliate oneself vOle standing m not take die off for the Noise seven PUBLISHER - Dade 'Wand News Pahlieatfons nosed with a very rare vascular mal- cheque. Form this cheque, I have m foreseen. Band Cowed should have line at food banks. It would proudly nor should Ne duties or respmaibili- EDITOR /rode Post.. f ation within my brain, which, pay Ne difference between Ole Sill been approached to calk upon private pone* Band Council is a compas- des of are elected officials. Staff Reporters -Edna Gooden Samantha Manin, The C Fowles apparently, first and actual my developed within Ne the amount of hydro contractors for help with this soluble siorete and sympatimc government I was well on my way up Ne mad Advertising- Mode mana Lester Green eslerofmypregancy. This mall bill, which at times, ranges from $170 problem. Incidentally, to this day I thorns mindful of our sick infirm and poem ladder of the wmpanytlaty eland New member be e formation is refined b as "AVM." to PIN in the nonbearing 0010 .still have not had any assistance of elderly worked for wires I was suddenly P at1 Wow* Na I moo m the sat- This leaves me with I this By room world l suggest Nat Root that we woes help +Native American Journalists Association port who Non. s this type of Slop, mud for food, teal costs Fe der mnber f Pca- nay* m ee Iene list m old Since dun, daaab he help of my + International Committee to Protect Journalists Worldwide dude. UAOn v g are xrays and gther household epee* ble having to off -re food age pensions dared benefit from this Creator an many adrets I have MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL and then gams, I x00 Id that this Consequently, I'm relegated bay. bards h 00090* worth Mrad,* IbisThis' is pm come m vents my disabled fist., Tank Wand News P.O Box 329, was the move Na he had ova 690m little epee heater N hornfiom mg being this w your memo and Mold ts remedied overnight. which Aerates me from mar to 2208 G- edwood Road p.m Ont. 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Letters:Stop Edwards Landfill beat Amble date, which tom five co rinsed io mho whoa al.le have paid inns tom- and eoedmie, kindness and unselfishness000 hays away. Ik advised he b p Faim why mat admin.- ponyPang a wen rNem,b and em's ndFurthermore, imagine Ne dignity during ymlime or des and am he with by very fortunate for enter, and pride be by a melt' Ottawa fast tracking another EE: Edwards Landfill Cayuga contaminated, Do we really wait different directions from Nis site. N. of could mewed grateful for Nat the chances of m< lasting trail of our and dignity some one m o aW Ont. our children to have to deal with Two we word us One going dame loot to mile M who, for rerun another, compassionate a. on e,erieerm lilt reswmn and my surghap were very slim. forcing the welfare Thos w wait de trot have Nat luxury and amt The Proud experience way of boxing in Oda problem? AM another Ming is toward Rogersville ..ables tear of Ik Karel 'fro m What happened the stem day was oh n0ß Thou are not emnienwleryun ere'... n.gwte gov- mum. from arise ton and his medical team from the 1 am student of Cayuga if they think it's okay to do Nis in straight toward die lower end of Ottawa is looking at nova of 1000 tracking rigirwlland cWims- Second., lately everyone has Cayuga, what's to stop them from Nations. would velar the surgeon had Oman proude m n racy they. mom pas w, the lad Council aM nits Tomato W Hospital, which The rill be one of the big discussions at the first on Six Imo.. within happen. The blood build, degrading, hurtful and shameful. I have but one demies are very N the me to be to sit hem, been signing a to stop hying in Six Nations, This landfill is going to affect us 0lu0mapnlu.s .recent alms able Nis aboriginal issues to ta held in c fen woks. pin. within my Nao, became so immense What's comprehensible Nis which world to mimeticearmark stem or demise of Mat ride. day, tM1e Edwards Lm,Rll. This dump from a 9,000 a. h advocating abovesmely- Past Packing the claim was discussion among some buret Nthat *gang more don we could ever imagine. gates000NCaachybutbynyinto t degradation miwumor 00 Ran Read b soyk00a Land. p write acs tenornot fecedmyself, hat I h d tried to put up a petition but dump to 500,0110 I naiad will, again. allow Nam to boa in tonne s4 tome am urging anyone and everyone,one, GM bloom people. not grace of my and many no trust,0 manifested by wOquated meager government pensions and affected expressive it tipped down Ne day I put h site This Mom has k holes to sign this Cm. our pair kobgnal This loner a mo.rle generic policy box Wt will apply no all two sink 'f ena chance peti- there, located blob the teed off and I paternalistic ideologies. 0ßw ammo know anion rwtsuf popuiatiopIc0evebelieve 001050 general monkery to m pyinNe And we knows wont work in it. Does anyone know bon sign it If not for yourself then Meanie conscious At this poem, 1 uncalled far situation happened ely mAVI I population dec£not moss nor This to me means that nobody what this m means an M 60ím.enrah..d fil. recovery of Me mulla remnants tatboe happened ìs .awns members of Parliament, not to mention for our future generations. why we era kdrmally mealy.paralyzed de. my week On the Is of adswat, undavadniaiserohoitomehufunderstand thinking ofmfind Me situationsusNmmave of Me geryawor nitThn the jus treasury cams. but titanm art fighting underground ew Iii Cheyenne Williams and departments art watching the passing of Ne After surviving complex and del- m %foray doctor called sndmaMand yet to sync tad walkSMOUrsnves w t have negative for humanitarian w bard to get our land back, what direction dash run Toward `genera,.. rile mud) Tobo propls elf government 0, Bill C.17. that will give wale sugary dot p underwent 1 was s Mike v today am people among walked ca bawled u mile two N assistance tuner inspired this Do we want it is Flows four anal o.n.o. the T back, Men territory, happens to he about the really Cayuga if Six Nation, Water in eawl of leftmajor mostkeof the mason. of mad wed m hillMI NM poverty ay meows l NutNe po respondence sire of Switzerland, ownership of it ad iN naturel resources und o maim stroke ally made it w are rodroad and to my Wlrilo in oat Na: accounts hedignitaveaa insight to wshisfrmly a harpy OMPros- tom multi-minion dollar dru. aThe rfire indication of maddest smrmnel p was believe Sim that contain million and null.. of indignities and misconceptionsrah pmts Nat prima,hOurwe. didn't have to sign on ton Ima and bit 1 ripe nodes n condition happened l' e slake in p was ayan on a tatde for Imago) boat Bend toureI mustnew tAiss currently such b' pan m w Greg Sand. First N s hem had d get an pram* They didn't ham c driveway onside steps thewlote govemmendpen Ines in Nis commwity Greg and Jerry Sally 10 YEARS IN THE May 2003. Shoe then I've exhausted and cleared of riot men's Y give up their Moo away, as other F Soia have been forced to. They did the beat negotiating job they could for their people. Pro last week we heard a Calgary Judge order Onvra to repay the Samson Cree Nation 5350 million in al and gas royalties iba. It had, as um. tel over and did not invest wisely on behalf Cree. MAKING! IT' OUR AND MMEIiA r _ TO R The hand sued Ottawa for $14 billion over The decades of misman- wow _._+_. *mod did d gas mena and alleged Treaty negotiations in 1876 gave the band sb epee rights B federal Noyes Tartly Island Mews' Editorial Cartoons have egad 1M the Samson Cree aped anno M :shed in 14 6 A--nniversa and tonds was not mimed. TEN YEARS IN THE AXING! fir The wadi with the Greg. And the judge told the Cree to get do nal.o another wear Ottawa upl n,M It didn't Ne royalties wisely and the Cree tell up enta .tool two oaks.W. lfl When the federal g aboriginal into table meeting i, held Party! lu a few weeks these kinds of issues pang to be on Se table Drum wants ta gel oat of the "e, business. They don't do it t-LÌ well, never have and the incompetency makes them Ind had But. they also don't want to be paying ow Wien. of dollars in claim. So whet to do. Turtle Island News is 10 years old and Turtle !sisal News' Editorial Cartoons Let's turn to Om same bureauc,s Ourt have kept Indian Affairs not we're in a party mood! orrma TEN FEARS IN THE MAKING! boa of tl J policy and d and -g' arma. or And they come up with Id... like fio meting clam. pelf ,e.' The public is invited to an Open House waame government agreements, ne log a obey fin doe box the January 21° from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. followed by a wide* and without41 doubt, who doesn't tit a, inside the boa special launch of our FIRST BOOK, a will h ton one eshtdiscussions. J Ottawa mad. flesh drinking on bow to deal with nul issues Turtle Island News 10 years of editorial cartoons . NPs navel to Mink about ways prone of e., tonglong aaoadmg amm.-^l'Ne The book launching and signing will be held from + L 4S land claims. of finding a way N resolve msidenuir school dose roeseases 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., with our own cartoonist Ron _ Available without hat wgwmt with. ad miro w wuluun inn to NOW and Ihn fallen. by demanding ploy *adroit pain. -The Muster" Johnson on hand autograph your in NOW Get ohm- needsd. to arm of mm copy of his new book,. The Books are available now f your ,e elohal no, hat e to look at how countries treat thcir indigeO ORDER YOUR COPY NOW! copy today! L AVAILABLE and will be specially priced for this event. peoples and CNN arda lobe able te come'Sum the Nick see$ Aboriginal editorial cartoon book! ro,o,,mNel All TN Imct. c and self gamma mane. it hw another TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Refreshments will be served. waThf 0 ¢.Iras do out this off another maim: Yes, there will be cake!!!!!! u ' Prime Maas. Paul Mark made prongs Io F Nantes r.aaw J "The 10 YEARS OF EDITORIAL CARTOONS i - Dipster"!u Oiling 1u the eaa.. 160 he M sari, toilebseen l modern day broken promise, that Canada's mane can no hope 6:30 pm -8 pm Book Signing. afford (519) 445 -0868 Call 519 -445 -0868 for further details or to order your copy of our limited edition book. January 5, 2005 7 January 5, 2005 Local 6 ,i 7Lrdeb/mJ.t2'nr Candies, frosting and gingerbread make for a fun time at Jamieson By Edna, Gander for Christmas vacation with the the gingerbread places uns er National Lacrosse League opens with New Kids on the block looking good parents, grandparents, when Hill rots) he had never Staff repu help of N -Terry), Want inn much against a am like by Sean Pollock end Jon Harasym. man. and Scott Evans and record. before It was a bit S meng. W Jamieson sawn. and Alin.. made a numanb d house Spew.. Turtle Island News Rochester. We have to ran and Mike Accurst lied up the game for after to cm the lead to 10 -8. Brack Travis Hill saw the novas. NLL Elementary School filthfah grades the were made from hill- and towished busy Nought an - most. The Minnesota Swarm defeated hope we pick up a few goals in the for i*eheYer The trams trained Boyle scared Minnesota's only mote in ., rust ever pro game. a had the busygnupdf modem and deny and their families it was gerbreal kit and all the pine Aa the Rochester Knighthawks,12 -11, omen, said Simpson, a resn to trade goals, with Minnesota's goal of the third anon to give the Hill had two goals for the Swarm. helpers concentrated bar the class T mess. to be glued et, with map A front of 8,532 fans at the Blue dent of Victoria. P.m- and Jan Hasyma scot- Swarm an II-8 lead. Amain to Mike Simpson, Head said mean Teacher Wanda ugup class at and framing before they mould xc- project, Davis Ih Cross Arena, to open the National The expansion Swarm swore erne silo nded, and Rochester's Craig CorrNiN goal cm man Coach of Me Swam, 'Travis was wasmeanttea Jamieson (Menu, School on Aethem. mgobnad houses Lacrosse League's 2005 season on Rochester7-3 in the second quarter Shawn Williams scoring pair of play, gave Minnesota the 12-8 lead definitely the best player on the s only for fun. the on garland Road to gin- marble Hill. and her only but arenas night ro take a lead they would never power play goals to tie Me game et with only 12 seconds remaining. Boor tonight ". a lesson peened hours before they left Spencer, wen bray trying to glue techniques also put class Sa-Well there's no pressure on us, relinquish. Craig Conn and Jon 3 -3 after one quarter. Shawn Williams and Gant cut Me in design tone sat. in.361-"If because were new We hope to be den each scored three goals The Swarm went on to score sú lead to 12 -10. Grant scored again TRAVIS HILL DIDN'T EVEN Chasms cams were playing A the qM quarter and honestly we and added one anise help upset ode next seven hade con- with 52 seconds remaining to cut EXPECT A CALL FROM THE grtl in he background as the me going to Faye to turn the game Me favored Knighthawks Pal trot of the game with a 9 -5 lead. the lead to 12 -11, but Minnesota NLL DRAFT group went about co wok all an into a Hack merle. said Mike Wane seconded 32 saves for the Gant added pain to cut into Me was able to kill the clack, and hold Ohsweken-T didn't even expect a a ol giggle uld be heard h`- Swann, lead. Craig goal on for -ever victory. call from the draft and now a Simpson Head Coach orme Swarm Core their! - ! night , as someone Iged the creamy daring pre-game workout nt the Craig Conn scored the foci goal in extended Me Swarm's lead to 10 -6 Matt [fisher from lima ilk. month and a half later I'm a men Iowa off afinger. The childrent Iroquois Lacrosse Arena on Six learn history m .5 of the first m halftime. earned his fiat career con in goal, ber of file Swami', said Travis Hill, tr had a variety of yummy ms a . des quarter, only nine seconds into the Gant scoff his Dad goal of the racking up 40 saves n the upset 22 . First Nation lacrosse player decorate their houses, such ss Sum We know we can't go into the Swarms first powewplay assisted pole five minutes nano the third victory for Minnesota from Fort Erie will be making his drops, MAW. candy canes and Megan Jamieson, of Jamieson Element, Sensal, and her mom, rookie debut amen. of de jelly Wonne, work mgeMer nutting falling touches Sober house worms 1 COLORADO DEFEATS CAL - NLL's Mtnnesoa Swarm. Yvonne Jamieson, helping hen GARY, 12 -7 "It's great 1 had no real caper daughter began with her ginger- OMSK students read 3,000 The Colorado Mammoth defend don and now I'm m a Team and headbread lima laughed wale trying Me Calgary Roughnecks. 12-7, and I've already Played my fart pre- to rape the frosting off her fin p the delight of lacrosse taus season pro) gran," said Hill. time all that d.a was the first pages in read -a -thon toss the country who could enjoy We bad a pretty good game rod time she had ever made . ginger- the game on telera n hank. to was able to score so 1 had a great bread house. Settling she said -it the NHL players strike. night." said Hill merry. bub boxing fun" DEL The gams played m the Pepsi When asked Pe what he has Shan Heahawk cousin to Center low the Mammoth leading Tamed so dg n the pro hags. Martin, mid sM had .Bede final quarter. Travis and said two things. made a gingerbread nonce before, revs hadnva. and cum- I badhad to to make smart but it was "Born reach- all not the same Ma took hit after hit and Penn . I had m develop the flans knbeg she waswho Minghaving fug gave few for the ream. commitment to the play." "l also SkrOduyna Sman worked on Fes gingerbread housefly herseffand Dg thsaidrueeschildren were she Cree Nash and the Mammoth learned that lacrosse is now my decorated It with yummy nee. (Photos y Wino!. Goode') tern their houses home and she defense held the Roughnecks job. I work at being in agIa)fourth led auto. mete. One odio dam lues D scaryCary Galt Ng, 2a) led teMe manscoring Coppphysical opractice lolY OMSK donates hats, mittens and scarfs for x' for Colorado and Clod Rat r'2& tgeri t come to pasee Min m 2.1 w impressiveGeode ere ms get e. shape. n come Men community baskets nits Nome Open~1a. oM debut Goal render lace hope I use hairy u a mean of Nash recgting47saves. keehenmyselfin'sbais " By Edna, Gooder completely decorated the cold tam. The Chris.. has- Kaleb Toe uK (30 for Calgary When asked about His plea with Staff Christmas tree wt Br hats, mittens ken. contained everything for a and tansy Kgglogd (2g, 2e). he Inane amen. It lookednn like a giant men grow- and gloves. Grimmer dinner from turkey to Curds Palìdwor tweed 38 ayes. h.. a lave from weak a[ Me inn nee. Principal Evonge said swat gems. The warm, winter. Sans e uemovoldFoeEde and wail scan A huge Christmas nee laden with the winter ware was going to be hats, gloves and scarfs collated by C TORONTO ARIZONAI LEADS be maingaMnmaaabeam- inter has, mittens and gloves in included to the community's the staff of OMSK dada nix ARIZONA Di PRESEASON er tome ream. Me foyer of OMSK's elementary Chasm Baskets and will keep Much to the basked Mis year Cory ,be.y had an incredible T am groomed as y Coach school was a bee hive of activity little heads and hands wary this . 9 JI CANADIAN Iß PAR NIGHT the right now by Coach i ti o111EIVmmStl1 5 iris endand 2 nosh p led Mike player just before the holidays when staff Arizona M.* 1613 in (mason Mike Simon of me Swami" said members were busy taking the m - . Catch Sá Nation's great 0ep rimless in his BNlab Balldis debut on Friday, January 7th. victory over the MinnesoaMinnesota Swann. Hill. winter t re dawn off the Arizona thrilledeMe uig10,305 fans on Hill is defile.. soda lo the role Christmas Tree. Iklby and The BarAataceoff against bonier rival Toronto Rockat7:30pm at HMG Arena in (Oslo. ; comeback men his quick speed all commit - hand with ro exciting FM-grade bache(Deb. MacLeod Jackie Beaver and slow of her students dhplay some ride books they victory in 5om of 10.305 mm at menm to conditioning that is said every year Home and School (Photo by Edna J. Gooder) Tickets al oT t6BC Arena Box Office or by calling toot. 1.888.223.6000. read during Weir recent read-a -Mon. nun* ~ the Glendale Arem: required of gadtr ingolplsy- damns money for candy maltreats LndsaY Plmkect 4 goals goon Me. Travis was waken one win By Gander Tickets can also be purchased onmgwebatWWW.BANDITSJnr11. for Me children, but Gds Year they tam, I - a Me Sung. pert 2 -0 preseason Me Swarm vnr Mails anon were asked if the money could be Sr$ der Amu arlo dedication Excitement filled he air as OMSK elementary school stud.. gathered used for warm, winter ware to wing. Travist re be seen instead. to celebrate a goal they Fad reached. cooking out at the era on the Teacher Jackie Beavers' fifth and class dad held a Home and School, she sold, oath,. occasional afternoon. small celebration, with ice cream cake and yummy, doubledeeker agreed and (donated SLIM. TVüe Island News will be fol- cake in their before the students began their Trachea, Macl and said, then vale clad just ng Travis in his rookie ye cbrtsmm went all and bought m many wad and wish his Me best. wad held to reward the students for accomplishing major as thecould find. The paty to January 11", 200 She said they bought more. don feat, fm they had just completed a read -a -Mon. ant tlye combined pages WEEK of January 5' Friday Smarday -Sunday Monday Tuesday j 2d hats, mittens and gloves plus read was more Man 3000. Thursday Hey they had "a great time" slopping The children started Me project the beginning of November. Thenn our MUD PIEEECLE SU POTIONS POUCE LEEEVE She said once káners found out dents, Beaver said, read avariety of books raging from Mann Coaches! Mat the mittens and hats were for fain includinge, Goosebumps, Egypt and 'Wren... with MaMKate children they gave the teachers and Ashley, plus lots of sports stories. Beaver said Me read -a-thou was If you want us to cover more .Aster ware to piste acme. initiated to encourage language arm, increase the modems' reading skills your team in the Turtle MacLeod added the tree is a anJ to encourage inns pleasure. However, she said, 'the main focus Teacher Drb MarEeodsaN Ma amen. and hats wiling a warm we *for News just submit is literacy, 7:30 PM Island teacher and staff Project and they one teat /w.rmant. 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8 ' W, Turtle Island News - Local Section - January 5, 2005 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - January 5, 2005 9 - No:ia, what a great way to start the year, fun, food, friends - Hy Edna). Goode/ Nasi at each doer they knocked I / Staff writer .lt ^"w aIf ©J1 . J You mould hear the Nojah floating One of Me places to be was at the t eI'I Ii duough the air busy home of Gloria and Pete Sky, J, C And if you lilted your nose and an the comer of Chhefswood and I... 7i`aj,, t , a. 1 sniffed, you knew Fouts Line Rotl in Ohsweken. ' . .l ,'-f 1st Baby of the New Year makes his entrance on January 1st 2005 .where they were ÇlonaSkyesaidshehadbeenupr- ,.mare mr ntyage) f rng once early riming making a -anew 4L news from her that was _`` '' from oftrcata, su,M1 mdontns and scam she were indeed e grandma Thud .on, /j I Aurae Six for the lode Milan she knew \' tlwv said, would have .ninstr mammy killer'smiller's hoome merry. Futonmeld he would receive a Mohawk name some - b%r) in Mc +piing Jordon afirst- an Social Science student McMater ihiny said she old rreurn pan -time, though, who mild be babys tting, but is TIP p o- crow an re rrved at 4hnin and PNee jha ,they onnined to her ek- .Yyf hammy nn the earner n/ f hifwood Road arts Fourth byte. canon a wren she mow lime and real. ing on Mom and scones they Mar as it once had been Nola was y know why the custom was climb back into them celebrated. didn't 1 . n decline. Joyce Dory of Although, the custom isn't as pop- j1j was J mhal Trail said she sur- .% prised; only nine children had \ ;.11' come to her door and it was already 11 a.m. Smiling, she said, she and Yy Heed but happyfee,ily mom Jordan lamer and clod S'hagoweheh Myers wanede New Year off to agrta wan old their new I I her grandson Marlon Hahn, were baby boy going to walk Me neighborhood limns plus they would drive to relatives 8'hagoweheh said be works from the good people and men- mom and dad, when doy feed ing at their on. was sleeping'e homes az well. Marlon said he full -time as a delivery man for chants of Six Nations, such as their little bumbled ofjoy The oblivion. claim to fame liked No:ia as he munched Ns Mow Express. tiny, handmade moccasins and turd... happy, looking cool¢ the very first baby barn on S Now ace little Lemma plump, feeding pillow to aid sit m their cozy horn 1 Nations. grandmother's donuts. Besides the - - golden, brown donuts awry also the first baby °omI" ZOOS . is rowel IC' -kV.A prepared cupcakes as well as with marry gigs Welcome Our Dandy. Arlene Anderson of tin S -d am .the,- e. f ,u oh ¡5) Dhoop. hole anial Trail said she hadn't pY PO, and rein fy) m h re the next home had any children come to her door EXTENDED DEADLINE Nations children h Inc rods corning. = 1011ÿ_-l 1011111111111111111.1 Nona ad was a bit disappoint- SemNeSaturday masons looking for And almosi,us if mom the kook for Smdmg, rite said she ImeM donuts and goodies and shouting a to the doomsm the ,looms of ' lased going out when she was a kid, for she would gar house to 'I, OF 2005! house "like Halloween" and would mean home with a large bag of r a ela homemade delicacies. 1 As noon approaches marking the TO FOR BABY end of Noia for mother year a w I` minivan pulls into the Skye drive- Mom's, Dad's and Family way as children spin out and race Members... r to the back door fco the last of the Bate Rilynn Monaco takes a big bite of her very first Nona Iona Turtle Island News is once again featuring our succulent bake goods and munch- Mows by Edna J. Goofier, Babies 20041 ere Briar born hi loos' w SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER EXTENDED DEADLINE \ Alt CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES Monday January 10'a , 2005 P.O. Box 5001 Ohsweken, ON NOA IMO w o (519( 445 -0230 Administration Office Fax (519) 445 -0249 `9 AVAILABLE COUNSELLING SERVICES Marlon NW No:la''s at lib grandmother Jane home on w aawyk Are you or your child experiencing fruanatfon and confusion mama, Trod when it comes to relationships with your partner, or friends? ee We thank all Businesses for Nona followed Smiling she picked with our . and d professionals can make a difference. up a big bowl of treats, gifts to the te1óe Baby of 2005" yummy Wee has a toff acomplement available MTh donating opened are door and handed each ranging from Social Work diploma to Masters of Social iWork. Furtheservicestaff training and gaps. child alrunds of the Nam, suo- ence in Play Therapy, which has proven invaluable in intervening with children. -A69196oCa.o.c7441216c661iDrc).o.t-6m4Dr5 Joni rounds of toasty c a ai e We can provide support or therapeutic intervention for individuals, couples and e ns. Smlhug al the childrenhllAeneaz hies. These are some areas of Issues we might b sae t MO you with: Men task tinge bites W of their donuts, she said she moldwould mm. Grief Counselling bly have about 60 children by Communication Tarde Isllad News' OlINSWIN Census Turtle Island News is 10 years old when ear. would g over Conflict ResolutioMProblem Solving f.71.1 SEARS IN Tile NAILING) Sexual Abuse and we're in a party mood! fa anodes dear. (buckling softly, Anger Management The public is Moiled to an Open House she added, tlo "afternoon was for lumina I /E Be Management for children launch our 11 the adults," loll, couldoo.00 rel- 111011L Alls. January 21. from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. followed by a special of atives ykoMulchinghthe remainder of Partremen conflict .111.1i,, FIRST BOOK, Turtle Island News JB years of editorial cartoons. the day. do their donuts The book launching and signing will beheld from 6130 p.m, to 8 p.m, with our awn laving the herSkye hildre were harm We loon offer a number of social support groups and activities for children, youth, anti adults ) . .. cartoonist Ron "The Dialler" Johnson on hand to autograph your copy of his new Smith and her children Quinn, ], through our community support unit /see ads Mr more details). jnlra ti event. a out book,. The Books are available now and will be specially priced for tills and ed Smith said they had ',you think we could hop or want more information, please call. SUNNI served. Yes, will be cake!!!!!! arced out aboutabom 1030 and way We want to talk to you. Refreshments will be there surprised thseedos" my Quinn Smith takes a eg see am 7 11I edition hook. illF Call 519M5 -0888 for further details or fo order your copy of our limited this year." Smiling, son See NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES afItt, e received from . 10T added, she enjoyed going Gloria Sk y. t Olson (519) 445 -0230 ,. January 5, 2005 to Oneida News January II, 2005 National II N'Amerind hosts annual New Years Luncheon ...Hoyan! Parents to Story and PJmms By Kywalati staff opened their hearts and coleslaw, cranberries, and mixed Lifelong Care program shared, "It NATIONAL BRIEFS Choose Off-reserve schools? - OTTAWA - The federal govern- Fist Sahara education (Denise Des extended their hospitality and vegetables. The meal was topped feels good to come in and cook and omen accused of misleading police nn fate of Rama girl or wog. and . came .tudrnl o o nient is considering "school t ) an array sweet delights, be by the n of treaty rights to education." away, not atoll the high LONDON 'it's just Ore a family friends to the London comm. off nth of appreciated community' NOMA (CPI_` A m u d of mialeading pffice about the fale m: M choke- policy for FrstmNanons mThe gathering for a community' try on New Years' Day, as they such as ceokio ho:yans (home Robert Scott, the Native Limon of a missing Regina gir appeared inprovincial wort Thursday document pointss the school next door? Al hat is Nu mould fund a voucher system Justice explained Theresa Sims, the shared a delectable, soul- stirring made donuts), calm, and pies (apple for the London City Police, chuck- She, Anne Rose 42, faces a number of Charges, including driving Department can- that logical Ming to co).... All of for natives living Healing and Welhtess worker of meal. Staff began preparations for crumble, chocolate cream, mince- led "I like to eat" while impaired, breech of recognisance and public mischief on mrene. firmed^ Ottawa does a have an that's being discussed," he said. allowing their N'Amerind Native Friendship Al dinner the day before to offer meat, blueberry, coconut cream -Ile, our uu. ," added Cow documents on the mischief charge allege Rose intentionally mis- parents to lake a obligation to fund students on The Minister said he suspects the pass an the local school and send serve who Center in London the wonderful spread of turkey, and raisin). Robin Miller (Children's program led police by making a false allegation thnl 32-year-old Walter Obey go elsewhere to man priority for mom will he w their children elsewhere co-ordinator). ant an abduction. school, provided there is an enure- national network of abo- .dolly of Nation to education on maw. Opal school boards that - . ! Many indulged in the wonderful Peke have confirmed t e charge is related to the raze of Trim. us. would L National Chef Phil Fontaine is The paper ism such policy work WM j meal and gem their hears content. who was The years old when she vanioh. (sons heeginaR the pis to avoid offering tentative - Subtle sounds of contentment home hay 5- r support for the could lion enrolment for reserve duplication and agree on common e '' escaped Donne idea, but is warning the schools, leaving them roam. standards. L f l` Phillips' lips as she A day alter Rose is alleged to have given police Me false information, Departm tit oflndian Affairs not to "Eventually, some schools may eagerly explained, '71 mincemeat police launched a massive week -long search for K epos on the Fonmine pointed out Fire Nations make changes that could lead to a not be financially viable," it states. are already eA I pie is delicious! We came for the Musecopetung First Nation. Obey also has a limber of charges before moving toward aform C. second residential schools I dinner last year too." Hie courts, Including two charges bodily harm in The document, whiib is among of school of choice M some areas, -.} of.rsult causing I Tj J \ An internal Donna's Vicki Sunseri, also Rich briefing documentf hundreds of pages of briefing where communities that are nearby Rho is the alleged victim_The Crown announced plans to pro- prepared for Indian Affairs `J of Oneida, mentioned, "I've ceed by indictment on the public m.w*r, how tinder the Criminal materials that were presented to will pool thew resources to and Minister Andy Scott shows the Scott upon his the one for all iMce years so far and t, Code, public mischief can carry a prison term of up to five yeas.The umiag Indian well -serviced school. government assessing the merits Affairs portfolio in July, the been very good." case as been adjourned until list 13 urges 4711 have a situation where cane - dAti of a voucher system that would Minister to include school of have -4111b } Sitting peacefully, enjoying every Janice Nlnham and daughter, NM. First Nation members and financial ac ility .nibs developed education allow First Nations to choice con the larger last morsel of her much -loved Shady,. Martin (of Oneida) say FREDERICTON (CP) Between 20 and 30 members oftheNngsclear of research programsOIt0 11h10!lity faoi!i- "shop around" for the school that and policy discussions meal. 89 year-old, Ruby church, of rtlTor First Nation in New Brunswick protested onisidc the band office about K -12 ties m that thew school becomes a best sus the needs of their Nill. edam London, spoke hi most gentle delicious and I'm stuffed. I can't Thursday before entering the building to sgea rb.`/ magna school for other First . The document ere Raving par- Ifnder "next steps," the paper said - - f e, '1 mo't belie get off the chair. I ate too much" Band member loan Marrero said the group rise p sun about how the Nations con... in the area "MAmerind5 emend ndd dopen Mein hearts to the ThesesetSbwTheses. Bonnie m than Mir Mil Man Out wMremom, the years have gone. This is Ruby moped her foot to rte harm.. finances of the band are being handled. ether First Nation god Scott would then prepare Neon- and we urge that where that Doeator, Robin Antler Wendy Sickles, and Tony Cornell. anments. making decisions o lotion for Cabinet s wawa the first time I've came her is Moos melodies that filled the "Millions of ham are coming in here," she said Thursday afternoon. on a First situation appropriate and recce educe on has been advocated1,OIl by Nations education policy, N'Amerind Friendship Center Min, stuffing, mashed potatoes, Bonnie Doxamr from the very nice of them to do this. It was N'Amerind gymnasium. But Mat money isn't findingi w to the people who need it and for In.. any, but norm remain within the aY 2004 Fraser Institute report posting on whom it was aarked,m she aid. option school of authority and responsibility of First However, Al officials the choice," in Marrero said wel.e cheque 't berg doled out timely manner the fall of 2005. Nations governments." institute's approach could upset the In an interview, Scott said school Fontaine also pointed and furls for a mining program last summer didn't native. out if government's relationship with "What we want is accountability" said Marrero, adding that band of choice n one of merry possible schools on reserves continue to be Sports First Nations. options far education reform cm- dramatically under[ tided, parents councillors she's spoken with have claimed ignorance of the financial " shoot of choice is a sensitive really being discussed, problems and passed the matter to Chief Bob Atwin_ but said he don't really have a choice. issue touching on the riggf of par- did ro "Is Marrero attended Thursdays protest armed with Mama statements not want pre-erupt Mole cis- there any. choice? Na. You ents to choose what's best for their cessions by advocating specific Six Nations Minor Hockey back in action against Paris Sunday afternoon for the band she downloaded from the Indian and Northern Affairs have to go where there are faclilu chi dren. Disc with option ," he said. By Samantha Martin l'yson Bomber, scored the first take the lead but Six Rations tied sut 'the Atom team managed to ne it waved by both teams, it was held Canada website Na i and other will "Should w matter of policy, "We don to go back to the Sporn Reporter goal for Six Nations with assis up in the third period with goals up again late pt the second period up over 40 minutes when a Paris She and her fellow protester want to know where a lot i f the money arch... m be highly charged, and de issue and again put thew all with huge days of residential school exam OHSWEKEN - After a short from Garrett Little and Madison from Bombe, and Mitchell with a goal from Adam Bomber, player was taken balk hospital outlined Irate ...al smtements ended up. Calls placed to Atwin's l could potentially overshadow 1mg- mats as part of an ongo- rase where we were forced to break for Christmas and New General. Iloilo.. ma., it 5 -5 in the end. with the assist from Ashton Jacobs. after hutting his leg after checking residence were not answered.Oitetals at the band office did not return dumb er policy disc on K -12 ed- ing discussion, should we say that attend schools not of our choice by Years, Six Mara Minor Hockey Paris wasn't Or behind scoring Mom lose to Pars Unfon.dl it was the last goal a Six Nations player. phone caliaManero said she didn't know how long the sit -in would cation," states the briefing dots. wtzt we would wan to do i government decree. One major sup and at it Socha afternoon less Mana minute later. Six The Atom All Stars took the ice and the Atom team went onto lose After the player was taken off the last, butremaining visible and speaking out were the only ways to get e t, which was obtained by the where the critical m consideration, of co k meaty a the Gaylord Pow. Arena for Nations took the lead once more in next against Paris and skated off the game. ....game started up where it left "Now anchoring ou self e ' she said. Na ioral Post though Accra to does not allow to to spread ow- or aboriginal rights to an tree games. the first period with a goal from with a 2 -5 loss. Prate game shut out off, 2:35 into the first period. Defeated MeN oath midst nth Infomu n legislation. "Thar fed- selves too thin, take the common; education and we dont want Mat Novice brit up Graydon Hill with atlas from The score was tied after the first The Six Nations PeeWee All Star Both teams played bard Trying to SASKATOON (CPldrd The defeated candidate lv the disputed Metis a government may ale be seen ty toa certain level and [henna try compromised in ony way. The Novice All Stars were the first Little and Bombeny period at 1 -1 with a goal from game stared at 4:18pm and didn't .more the lead goal, the only goal, Nation of Saskatchcw n election says letter he received fromhem 1Me1a.the u not respecting or advancing to go beyond that until there is su on the ice raking on the Paris Six Nations was scoreless in the Katie Martin with an assist from finish until 5:58pm. but both teams were unsuccessful nization i r.b mg roue than intimidationI and harassment. First Nations cram fieiem resources that you can do it Wollpa.. second period end Paris wem.. Mitch Green. It wasn't due to all the penalties and went back to the locker rooms Robert Doucette said he and other members office breakaway "radio. Provisional Metis Council have received letters asking them m confirm that they wish to remain al a with Our Mao `Lahw Bush League back after break The letter aye if they d respond within to days they will be By Samantha Martin hit the ice as they faced off agahnst Roland Hill scored the tying goal the Sharks with lis goal at g24 period removed from do g h p registry. 'I would say . Spew Reporter te Ohsweken Slacks with an assist from Rich making it 3-1 going into the second The next teams to hit the ice an abuse of pow Office. said. Ralph Kennedy, the Metis Nation's OHSWEKEN - Bush league was The Tomahawks took an early lead MacDonald at 422. period. Thursday night were.° Spuis and provincial tans. aid the was .nnen to clean out who nl doesn't wont a member the back fin action at the Gaylord with Cameron S alt's goal at 3:29 MacDonald went on to score the Unfortmarely, General's goal was the Rackets. to. of organization_ a®.- 10f ri Ils Fowlers Arena Thursday night Tyler French earned the assist. lead gala 7:31 with the avis the last for the Sharks o the The Rockets started out scoreless lower food prices after .brief Chia.. break. The Sharks did't stay down for from Craig MacDonald. Tomahawks went on to score six in the first paned while the Spirits The Tomahawks were the first to long. Less than minute late Scott General widened the lead for more goals in the remaining two jumped to a six goal lead. The Rockets tried making a come STUDENTS 160Main St. S. Hagersville Six NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALL (519) 445 -4311 back in thee second peed keeping the wp.te lite they ont Need help LIMAS aura.. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATINY.' SUNDAY MoND,sy Tbesok. with your homework? 9 on to score two goals from Craig 52 LOADS! S.200111 CLOSED mac 5 w v . Fe um, z '''''''''''''Lm General and Tom Manu. Lo x s We have Instructors who can banal the JANUARYTUMIL1 MISIAIRII ,, 11.11.' maim SP. The third period the Spirits scored tz Six Nations Homework Support Program Save over 54.00 OFF .2005 Mode*. S. SNSC s three more goals while the Rockets Atom AE O pm , rlee were only able to score once more the regular price C.aaaew., sgou n rw ., SU= S. ssopm Muu making the fool score 10-3. If you are between Grad. 6 -12 hn.ala. Mee U. toe ',v.v.. Rome MIMS The Isar reams to hit the ice were a toper ARENA 9 otm m aamPU 11) rr at luot 17.3 per .w cwt r..a. the Shat.* and the Spoilers. Equals cents The Spoilers were the first S PM ad DROP IN load! MIL ro p ueam »ui.em only mamie in the first period with We are open every goal from Chris Moss. with pawns. fr;s Monday, Wednesday and Thursday lassists from Cecil Hill and Kevin beginning January 10, 2005 On SALE from amioon giving Meer a 1-0 lead. pis The Silverhawxs nipped rip Mein From 6:00- 9:00 January 2 °, 2005 - nao roc a.ud. v rr game in the second period scoring Located downstairs of Six Nations Polytechnic ,- n while supplies last January 151, 2005 u1nR ' r- .- Meir first goal tying the game. m Paul Hill earned the goal and Cory Computer and Internet access available B lem and Jody Paner earned Help in all subject areas ir I Wit n teuwmmyma.amm AUihiwd'tlsnmtam.cdm tearn1aavldnmae. 17M,. the assists, RAVI, Cm si I ms.109,.. ION SC KU Sfal from 7110.110, MOW., The Sdvedawks managed to keep Please call the Six Nations Education STORE HOURS is % Prom the Spears mink in the Commission 445 -1711 for further information LOMA *aw sums.. tiras. ® SUNDAY 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM S tI my wnpn. tutu OM.. snood Reriod. 'IMt wasn't the case in the Mirs MONDAY - FRIDAY - 8:30 AM- 9:00 PM M+aNwp°a I. Sponsored by the SEED Initiative and the Six adDa period. Sandy Potter e SATURDAY - 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Nations Cmmuniry Development Trust Fund. ' mad goal early on in third m i. 12 - January 5, 2005 January 5, 2005 e & Oy i :`! Careers & Notices 13

Part-time Co-op Teacher EDUCATION..A PATH TO TOMORROW eElmn+decfl GRAND RIVER POST a1ll3ClU3 Jeb - SECONDARY '.. THE MISSISSAUGAS OF THE NEW , Required for EDUCATION OFFICE DESIGNER +{`- CREDIT I tt r4 - FIRST NATION Y/ Is LAYOUT 6 6 new accepting applications for the one Emily C. General School Cans Worn Roam., Jr6 m en iew,ul BOX year 339, ONSWEREN, ON NIA ONe contract position of PERSON Due Be bz averwheboieg to anyone! PHONE: (5195445 -E219 need help the Suse "General Manager. NCVGB" 14, 2005 Yeu n .rJir,g job want Taking applications unlit: January FAX: (5191445 -4296 aiming e. 06 Vk seelsesmlly an And arc between Menges of 16.24 ADVERTISING v, 14 0e MOO p setting loi:::501 with Out of weekend school and n.eligple for employment EMAIL: IepaenOworlachaLeom e,r n Roa:aunv deign Start Date: as soon as possible. Immune . Grade 12 education or equivalent with 5 years related experience. W.l WEBSITE: www.grpsee.erg experience, or, Fred Date June 2005 CC0ß)45ab wwln SALES PERSON Working kroakdgeoof OooRl rem TOO Free: 1 -S22-839-32nn . Post secondary education Merriam. or DINO.), .2 mor La7.17.7 and Photos* seam. Experience In AND Knowledge/Abilitybit6ty Reylnments: Qualifications: na WAND RIVER TRAINING We are presently seeking Olt APPLICATION CALENDAR DATES TO NOTE . Demonstrated experience in the operation of a retail wore, certified reacher conversion Seem mu and PC (is. 1".1 a full time individual with orermstty vases storergas station: July - Offcial'Iranuipt due horn all students yoth any amstance . won .m.aa®.o.Pmml.rs zi firs ro tip) previous sales experience. Experience: following the previous July For fall applicants, funds will be CaelDmw setts some. pastas onstrated abilityg in preparing annual budgets. mo y thing experience Consideration will be decommitted if the transcript is not received. skins an balance sheets; swam computer experience oven to a recent graduate Ming knowledge in inventory control and product pricing, Tete ideal candidate will possess Sept IT Marks/Progress reports due for all continuing students. . Self starter pessessing negotiation communication working with junior age children and excellent commmliaann Mili be of e recognized marketing Levels 3 f34 provide Letter of Good Academic standng. organizational skills. * Must produce a valid police check. _0 CALL FOR LETTERS energetic, sassing and enjoy meet- L or advertising program. Application deadline for Winter semester starting January. . working knowledge dells and security equipment anyi OF INTEREST Computer sof.re knowledge including ing deadlines. Mup will be designing ads, laying re paper and manual For an application package contact: II The ideal candidate will Jan. 17- Marks/Progress reports due for an continuing .students Wary: Con=vtr'q.utfittieo% ant experience \./ pase up work. Six Nations Education Commission possess excellent commu- Levels 3 04 provde letter or Good Academic Standing. Appless must sendMebver resume ana three mated references The MNCFM Chief S Council Is calling for lags. or interest Application IMO Fourth Line Road deadline for Summer semester. (employment related references preferred) in a sealed envelope [flee YOU pious r from individuals nication skills, be ener- addressed to (downstairs at Six Nations Polytechnic) mad ismI, Iran R. Authority. The LSK Educattion Authority wallas made pup at getic, outgoing and enjoy May 17- Mark4Rogema reports due avian continuing students. w1.rc 519- 445 -1771 da appointed MMCFB bend members consieting of the MIssIssaugae alike Raw Credit First nation The Editor canny] siix (a) Levels 3 U4 provde Letter @Gond Academic Standing. following: meeting deadlines. They rM Application deadline for Fallwinter senneaer(s). Trole Island News, P.O. Box coo 121 LSK parents i, ppoinrdl . will also have a valid dri- ...._...s>_,...... = 329, Ohswelwo, ON MA IMO L Two (it panel members p appointer.) l' 1 ver's license, a car and be or Fax: n. One III grandparent/elder ISM 4Lyl15 4. One IO Youth between 18 -95 years enrolled in able to work flexible Post Secondary Education or Secondary o1 SIX NATIONS POLICE graduaw or a of a Potsa hours. Dreamcatcher Fund wadi.. COMMISSION COMMUNITY MEMBERS ADVERTISING SALES PERSON grab is YOU please for Interested individuals must submit package comprising Are ins 'mol to make application to the Six Nations Police .0; your resumé and cover POSITION TITLE: Peceptioamvsacmary o Commission. One m ember will be selected to hold a Community -., We are pound) sating e Lull une individual with previous sales exprience. . A letter Of interest letter tí:(519) 445- Member position. Consideration he to a recent nIa[9:LMa11N5: . Two letters of reference from individuals m The Six Nations Polit Commission is comprised of seven Six .ill given graduate of a recognized marketing mean on the applioanks the appointment some.. 0865 Nations of Ne Gand River Band Members. One member shall be a or advertising program. . If appointed, applicant st he vdlling to undergo and Rw Or mall: The Editor Six Natrons Band formed appointee; five members shall be awa ..a.n aear.aa. .7.7essf7IlY PaSS aCPIC. The ideal candidate will possess excellent communication skills, be energetic, outgoing and enjoy meal. Turtle Island News, recruited from Are Six Mati of We rand wen community at Forward to: ing deadlines. They will also have a valid driver's license, a ear and be able to work flexible hours. fader. Pact.. P.O. Box 329, lave: plum Elder whom will bemused as one. .m t..rPaaKemmvIssms Ion Kd:i ` r this is YOU please fax your resamé RA.MIì. Nagenvll ee NiA ,HO Ohsweken, ON Accordingly, the selection criteria for any member is as foie If and cover letter 10:(519) 445 -0865 .w".á°t:m,.,.a Nu, a0a ..a Attn: LSO Education AuMority NOA IMO b,: Or mail: The Editor - Six Nano. of the Grand River Bend Member' ...+..raw,m.a... ma. yAxam Deacrlizle Date for Subrnissoons: Friday, January 19, ados Turtle Island News, P.O. Box 329, Ohswekea, ON NOA IMO - :I the Six Nations the NNNNICAANA Ottor ad ant a loupa A «ana of of Grovel River Community - Proven unity participation and must be or good moral .>e,..".., r maB. r ..aa n.,.t wean.r. To wish to thank all candidates bec only those gamed est úvaview Hill bemoaned ""- GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING -Abler serve afom loonmue n..imw - Sa Nations Appointee as Vyoo X Doors (o Jet. IS or!: Council efing arisen established a me GREAT opperhmtty centre, IS Sunrise Car, P.O. nor w, ohswama, Dew. rim Imo by Commission policy shall serve concurrent with Meir term of a Tear nisi 1064217 Pea (oval angarrr nn Free 14862148M www_....te,,.w,n office terms nianantint Tsitewá:ronk Kanven'keha .cPo.ml..`.:.mwa..,.e..áaw 43. R. E.A.T. JOB BOAREll - Willingness lace bid /hers to a declmatiorMaih that moo amior the roles and responsibilities ((officeice and commitment to kuperrom AZIMMEREHEEM policing are known and agreed MOHAWK LANGUAGE PROGRAM Assistant or Associate t: Ryerson University, Toronto 1 I.B.D. January 4, 2005 - Willingness to adhere to existing Commission Policies. Professor EMIIOPan000a Able /willing to become knowledgeable of the proceedings by TO BEGIN IN EARLY 2005 mNa,asab'a.mr Nu or AY. Ada sa - Ihogram Consultant OFIFC, Toronto attendWg meetings in an observation capacity before taking office. Muse.. Or. 12 Mr equivekon WI 111mletrd co TED. January 7, 2005 ard Amend - Able/williiig to attend reining session. This program is designed to help any interested community - Ability m dialogue Into sus/da making process. Mw ever Account RJ Wholesaler, II sills member become a speaker. w9es Cod TBD. ASAP Wend regularly scheduled monwy evening meetings. Representative Munk willing m lumina Police Check. - Must be willing to submit to an initial and an annual police OF COURSE I Nor Credit Variety & Gas, New Iamary 14,2005 4 background check, which includes information required on Sr LENTIL YEAR MINIMUM General Manager Dom FM/ 9101.1% ann mrMmlg Credit Consent to Disclosure of Camlml Record am awn. TBD. 4th. TIME TUESDAYS EVENINGS - Infonm on Conn be od gmal s ip acore) mew MD in miens Mm Sealing and WOW.. m,rpmiseaa aria unwmemtr,.mnsAerMVmrmhNU.e Team Lead - Policy A ANWP-Mai -Must not have ac'criminal record. HOURS: 6 PM - 9 PM Research Stiaegv, OFIFC, Toronto TBD. January T, 2105 wPar Elected Six Nations Councillors currently holding opt are LOCATION: IROQUOIS LACROSSE ARENA ..w,mberw,ea.w,I alga pored a . 5. : . : .m ineligible to apply fora community position on me Nations Welders, Welder- 0402e1 Marine & I14ustrial, ' ASAP Six TBD. Pollee Commission. INSTRUCTORS: Frank Miller and Brian Manacle rrw..re.rrrrr..., I Fetters a Labourers ad .aant, r."ea9 n r.....u1®.. Nomilun 14.20 r amad.0,,..n,. dn+tn -t rrm Receptionist/ Secretary TBD. '47rb5« Odin Instruction and classroom Material will be provided IMa 52544044FUnd, Six Nebo, TOO pm Te provide planning, direction and policy forme Str Nations WILMA ,',tore- Damn ltm.,wimil,neslam,I Police in connection with mens prevention, maintenance of the peace and law mformment FREE OF CHARGE Ol foam Aran 1. Md. 000_ f. SIX NATIONS COMIC t - 'n Please submit covering letter, full resume and originally signed and pass a RINELIDILIKAIRLIDERLINIEMLILDE Applicants must study Consent te Disclosure of Criminal Record Information Form "PRELIMINARY TEST.. Grand River Employment and Training ® including date of NMI t: The GREAT Opportunity Centre Council Secretary Council Full -ome $27,192- I January 7,2005 Six Nations Police Commission Registration Fee: 020 to be reimbursed upon acceptance into program PO. Box 69 -16 Sunrise Court Administration $42,488 I Qp 400 pia Box I, Ohaweken, Ontario NOA IMO Ohswekeu Ontario, NOA IMO Attention: sing Administrator FOR MORE INFORMATION AND /OR TO APPLY Public Full -time Or hand deliver loft Six Nations Police Station. Applicants must Tel: (519) 4452222 Fee: (519) 445 -4777 Senior Council TWO. January 12, 2005 @ Relations Advisor he received no Inver that Monday, lama. 24, 2005, by 3:00 p.m. CALL VALERIE Administration 04:00 pm General Infirmation available at the Six Nations Police Station. 445 -0919 during the day or 445 -1201 after hours

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16 a January 5, 2005 Six Nations Fall Fair gives out awards and thanks at annual banquet The Six Nations Agricultural roots, vegetable and crafts. Society held its annual banquet and The winners were: awards night just before Christmas Mentally and physically chal- Iv. and handed out 31 awards to local lenged personsclass -Melva Staats people Senior Citizens -Reta Monture , The awards ranged from "Best Baked Goods Youth- Jerilynn King Dressed Indian Doll" to photogra- Russell phy, fine arts, baking and best Crafts, youth -Christina Hill -Harris

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Surrounded by the beauties William Mt pleasant picked up four awards for crafts, fine arts, photography J and Indian Manufacturer at the annual awards banquet (Photos by Lynda Powless) Crafts youth -Kari Hill Pr Roots and Vegetables youth -Danny Logan -Vyse Crafts intermediate -William Mt rr P 1 Pleasant Christina Hill Harris won the youth crafts category and was presented Fine Arts Intermediate -William Mt with her certificate by Miss Six Nations Jessie Brant Pleasant Photography Intermediate William Mt pleasant Indian Manufacture William Mt Pleasant Grains -lowne Anderson w Roots & Vegetables- Ginger White .. n Flowers & Plants -Reta Monture VV. Baked Goods -Isabelle Hill y' t?. Canned Goods- Mary Bloomfield It Needlecraft- Reta Monture , ` Crafts & Antiques -Reta Monture r Fine Arts- Amanda White Photograph -Mona Staats Indian Manufacture -Marion Martin Best Dress Indian Doll (Woodland) Theresa Harris >.14.,_..n.Y:...-` Best Dressed Indian Doll (Plains Style)- Sherri -Lickers -Earle Danny Logan Vyse won for best roots and vegetables in the youth cat- egory and little Miss Tiny Tot Erin Bomberry presented him with his a.. .-r.... 000000 7 award

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