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j By E. J GOODER Staff writer Controversy continues to plague Six Nations Band Council's proposed Residency Permit Bylaw after band members walked out in protest from a meeting last Tuesday held to explain changes to the bylaw while others criticised band council's procedure. The proposed changes to the first in a series of public meetings bylaw would allow anyone to being held to explain band coun- move to Six Nations, as long as cil's proposed changes. they pay a permit fee of $250. About 24 people attended the Tuesday's was the Last meeting (Continued on page 3) Jamieson leads charge on Hill to protest Fiscal Bill, that makes legislation optional By Lynda Powless Editor t I A single bus left early Tuesday morning from the Six Nations arena car- rying band councillors and members of the public all heading to Ottawa r- ' to protest the Public relations officer Scott Cavan said the bus stopepd first at New Credit and then Six Nations before heading to Ottawa. "The people are going to Ottawa, to help make Six Nations and New Credit's opposition known to Bill C-23 the First Nations Fiscal and A controlled burn was held at C'hlef rood Mansion grounds last week with Six Nations firefighters keeping in Statistical Management Act which is to be debated and voted on tomor- a careful eye on the blaze to keep it away from the historic house. In this photo though, faces appeared the smoke behind the firefighter where no one was standing. More photos inside. (Photo by Edna Gooder) (Continued on page 3) - Sixteen Mohawks plead not guilty to partic- Inside McDeal $3.99 a riot last Local 2 ipating in January ST- JEROME, Que. (CP) Sixteen judge and jury. Montreal. Editorial 4 r a=Ä -1 ° "3T^ Mohawks accused of participating Nine other Mohawks facing simi- The 25 Mohawks were charged after a standoff involving a polic- Sports 8 in a riot pleaded not guilty on lar charges didn't show up at the Monday and chose to be tried by a St- Jerome courthouse, north of ing dispute took place at their set- National 16 .. '' tlement west of Montreal in ^ 9 January. Careers 17 4,,,+4 a birr!`- self govern- Westbank First Nation Grand Chief James Gabriel's Classified 18 t' ` ment deal passes third reading house was torched during the standoff but no charges have been - Business Directory 19 Different Sandwich KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) _ An Okanagan aboriginal group is one step laid so far. This Issue: everyday! closer to self-government after legislation giving the Westbank First Also on Monday, Kanesatake Nation greater autonomy passed third reading in the House of Commons. police Chief Eddy Thompson and Includes medium fry "It's not only good news for Westbank but, we believe, for aboriginal other officers were again prevented Gifts for & medium drink people in Canada," said Chief Robert Louie, who was in Ottawa with his from entering the community. band council. Several people wearing masks Mom's Bill C -11 was passed by a vote of 219 to six. Conservative Party Leader were seen on TV throwing rocks. Stephen Harper supported the deal, but some of his MPs did not, includ- Mohawk police faced i'm WOW It_ Meanwhile ing Darrell Stinson and Werner Schmidt, both from the Okanagan. a brief standoff 282 Argyle St., Day! The Westbank band, with 600 (Continued on page 15) Caledonia Resturant members, has the largest number - (Continued on page 2) Bob Hoover & Sons Inc. "Home Comfort Specialists Since 1952" Plumbing Heating. 662A HWY. #6 N., CALEDONIA, ONTARIO Air Conditioning . N3W 1M6 ® .Sales .Service . Installations. r BUS. (905) 765 -2627 FREE ESTIMATES FAX. (905) 765 -8527
1 ro //iier// /k. 2 May 5 2004 Local May 5, 2004 i; X31 l Mohawks plead not guilty, police still refused entry to Kanestake .iy the third time in as miry up to Me and /Cmmimedfromlm for community." elders who were standing up house. Band Council's proposed permit system hits , Ms out for the of Wake Security Minister Jacques their wall of no's at first meeting off wkly nett against g.doling This whole issue of policing here Wednesday when they a f sold He and the danger of community children' Chagnon said he's been (Continued fromfro. "Nut- blacked from patrolling the nboreg- reassured police officers. By ane.nnn. they in Kauesatake has I. be solved and vmg bloodline" is greats. , Interim police chief Eddy by Grand Chief lames Gabriel meats at the Ohswek. comma- the loaf community of Kanesamke. and replaced with community d at the table, at on the nity centre. Former band council chief Steve Thompson said the danger stem foam personal visit m Ka-lake members in camouflage gear and streets, Nut's why we're attempting Some angry residents sopped Williams accused the band council frame small group of residrnm on Maury Mat the situation is masks. to go Lswal bald lawyer Kim Thomas ''II peacekeepers ally Wednesday as eel- rough mediation to resolve of doanle wart mid this was a meeting to explain dipping if they at aro u they the They carrying shovels as dimly calm_ Rompille has urged Gabriel o this issue;' Bonpille mid CIAD tried o ente c'sdaY -va Mm h Mere I band council ir1 CNN. m here. AI war of Mrnoeal. The report of 8ee drove around the Kanmalaka star mediation to end the conflict Radio. Mohawk police faced a slaaoff mWIÌ atom tiomted thePmmt fee 4, a firearm that was seen;' he told =dory," he said in the t to 1986 Reidency ate continuedcon until about JS provncial that has enveloped the community brief standoff Wednesday when . o1BCm and aainonal charges especially CTV affiliate CFCE legisl re By-Law and she encouraged bend 'ot geu baked and "1 saw calm stadia le red in January Jung they time blocked from patrolling 1 raing down ,rc yy just going to keep doing and no obvious bat lades." nembm -come By-L." any° g, 1 refsed b crass the me. W violent standoff when native off- the original community of ! The Residency Permit By-law, He said Indian and Northern what weir° doing and we're going Chief Steven Bonspllle said ems were held against hers will Kmeatake. Some angry resider r developing mewdems, keep asides y addition o Affairs Canada pays for children to trying to gel into the terrì- Wednesday's blockade was ton inside the police station. It was - peacekeeperskeepers as they tried M1 had ,,aril clad o school n and At meant By-law a cane'"" toy step up our pawls and its prised of unarmed mothers, youth lowed by the torching of Gabriel s ton r Ja concommunity westwe of At tart four band members stood dren t v. col here withoole 'Marl The dff awned arc aç and immediately left she public rima who corolla In schools y.pP : until about 35 officers wearing riot tìng, when they heard the he asked what if INAC won't pay r I le r 1 sto ear backed down and refined to { anal suns going be read them. because they art not band a o o . cross the line. Fearing developing Mm. embers" showdown. the band council can- One shouted Ire lee Nations said as moll Six 1,: celled abed for *wand time In ,mean . at you man going change any- Nam willwdditi have apékup the lab as many months out rforde off thing' for these additional chilthrn. Ft{ May of community children c-] Landing in the hall Sù Nations He told Thomas,. going to ly Only rebore 17 people famed our or the new cammnnis, hail lass Tuesday to Fear born, lawyer Bus al Ottawa band member Alva Manor said rake Met Parma pay a edua- and senior ormornive officer Paulette Tremblay espiala the band coo.Y3peorsos,reefdenrypermit can read" and don't need the lam Lai, YOU ve8oing m collect it nylons Howeren (Coward from frond Thomas began Me And then whet, tom it over to odes reading proposed bylaw andeaplalned area... fo the bylaw would be made, w (Tuesday) in Me House of paper read to us." Mry were just there fo explain it several members lest the wee*. saying May didnk need to be reed Mann said see was ,ganar the Indian Affairs. We'd have to send it ,r Commas The people will receive /Photo by Edna Goaded to Mum if trey are paying the gallery passes to view the pro- addition and if she Ads,votes would money to have children Williams said he is against the closed band council ceedings and make their presence to the amendment Marian Mir can meeting Aprd Even Ne name of the residency Sa,lsmimssamws earth Will MAC pay for them. If proposed permit system and will 26th with onlyfive councillors pre- and oppo"Nion known to the MP's and Judy bylaw itself is being purposed to they do are they being double cafe no. Three voted in the House during the debate and aped bey dim,omaome the sent n favour of the change to the " Residency PERMIT tend read to them and were also Thomas emphasized the old by- election code and reside, Bylaw." amsquestioned the pr aced me Law would. "kept in place regard- changes and two voted against Six Assembly of First Nations (AFN) against the addition. While Nations band council . fa the bylaw. He said the less" of low the vote went. The Voting for the election code says proposed are not a coral leader Phil Fonaive is in Thomas said the non -band rem- poring in changes community, Thomas will only i her buying a permit must buy bylaw had togotivoughMneread- mid r changes and residencyresid permit sys- repeal of the bylaw, the amend - Whitehorse but his press secretary, end open cowed mama W sale on the 'hew sluff added.. to councillors Sid Nagy Pine said "We bave dis- unit for everyone in the, family. mans do change the current bylaw befre n can goo the wmmonity. Although, she sur, even i °the by Rome and cussed with Indian Affairs She said if then were four m Me He.awk. The new bylaw allows non -band said he sum "disgusted" law 'darn go through enforce Barb Horne. were council- Minister Mitchell the amendments family den 31,000 would have to MM.. Again members to reside here but they null the bend council. .Thryre ment is laded" mamma the tors Glenda Porter and Carl Hill. needed to make Bill CA oxen have to pay an annual fee of $250 II saying don't have agar. already living here. A quorum of band council is five and ago to in band elan (independent Claims Body) mare She said Mey would have to pay Wei en sass tame m push MeY art it. She added onMe ballot voters will out 12 councillors. Comedic. fair and effective. These discos- for services accept "emetgeocr it But palms . nark They''ame balwo only be yes, or no and that is all Dave f General, Ladd Made, Ervin It opwed then anyone living aré menu, and w vc ace . acta a hem and then bunch meetings they have isle Hares were n Ottawa. Camilla n the community under a permit pressing forn amends** new and *Brews- Band members voiced their con- Dave Hill was dl. tMmd Susan coma rand, or items on greater independence and to pro- However twhen one member of the Williams said only band councillor cents with mamma.. such bal Porto and George kiss,, were reserve without paying vide fora more flexible cap on audience questioned her on Mme offices Carl Hill was at the mating and he tanks as if you're inviting non- working. Councillor Teno tees, except for emergency ser- Helping to Make claims settlements to entre any coda. Senior Executive was "sting con the audience. mans to cars hat" and "Bread McNeal, was unaccounted for. vices. However it doer not taps new Claims Body and Tribunal arc Pedal Tremblay said My didn't Tremblay and Thomas man the lame Day s a celebration- The community rrs, be voting yes, war what those services we what malty users] to First Nations. know what the costs would be. Haldimand and Norfolk Greener meeting Mobs (Imieson) for - w[ political." et no o allow permits sold to non- the con would be. It also says Mey The Minister expressed support for Local resident Cyril Fraser says , she's suppose to take diction Thom. said to those gathered if bend members. /another abbe . the peace. this work and is lingo engage b ab)ealedm.mrima .year gets sets from band mimed not the other .you =dryad it -come out and retimg will take place o a It says anyone waning to live with Firer Nations." rem, said Mere have ban sues On Saturday, April 17, Haldimand District Scouts planted 1,500 trees at the aroma." He said residency is Thursday May IS here must apply for permit and She .said the AFN has also raised Ys and public mewing and the war apolitmalism,nomMuddm- v She said the sessions are held at There will also be other public indicate the length of time the, Nanticoke Generating Station. Tree planting is an important part of OPG'. with the Minister our concerns sounding daision from the can- five dears said bend members are informed when meetings held et venous native wish to reside here, their proposed biodiversity program. about Bill C-23 (formerly Bill C- usm,h.alwayshem m cot- ve sun in ihameanm ris to on the permit add- Friendship Centres throughout address, if they are employed ma IM, the First Nations Fiscal and one except taco tion Me original by-law. southern Ontario, with the at full time student now they will concerned nad of band council member. o OPG plants trees as part of our Statistical Institutions .Act, which rms.. anatived he we f commitment to contribute to the commu- Jmmvieson was non al the meeting. Barb Smith said selling manna for the Fm nendship unity and was rim .bote e peope, . t aced on arch 10_ allowing sib neon where we operate. Since 2000, OPG and its partners have planted questioned why the per- 5250 is 'sire o us." Centre May 5, (tonight), May ION the, knowledge of Sin Nam. his - Our was that the Bill no connection tto Six Nations, Williams preference Lame From=sal. ofSS Nations at the Native Canadian Centre of tory. culture and language. more than 154,000 trees and shrubs in Haldimand and Norfolk. By 2005. not be re-introduced the coco until said the community's schools were Toronto, May 12th, al the They must also have two reference have First Nations were OPG will planted mare than 311,000 trees and shrubs in this region, arm of already crowded and would be )(Averted Friendship Centre in levers and crimi.i beckgond addressed." She said "now Mat Me -Mete trees will help reduce global warming, maintain and restore local even more so with the addition of London, May 17th at the Niagara check. BIOS back in Parliament the AFN more yeoman... Regional Native Carne, May 18th The proposed amnia system also habitats, and add to the area's natural beauty. is moot. dullard briefing Present at et Ills smiler Regional Ind. calls for a bylaw Mama offs Minister's officials on the fan. administrative bsaffeMrs Paulette Centre and May 20th at the as to be hired crime the bylaw. OPG participates in numerous endronmental initiatives in Haldimand and issue of optioned, The indica- Tremblay and Misted Johanna Woodland Cultural Crone . All Band Council does not currently tions I received were to the effect Norfolk including: Martin. Rebate Jamieson elected start times are 7 p.m.) receive funding for t a bylaw the gamma, will introduce officer the band council chief was not present Jamieson sad earlier the decision enforcement long Point Region Conservation Authority, amendments to she cleat' r Dills. at the public meeting. Tremblay on who gets to live a Six Nations A residency committee made up of that Me legislation will be opmn- Bird Studies Canada; said she didn't "Faow where the saran. made b.. majority of the Six Nations Band members will he al. Once the information i a thief was d amt this was papa that rum up o vote. cock sis Nations Confederacy received it will with First the Grand River Conservation Anthony; Wise -committee meeting" therefore, The new Residency Permit Bylaw until will be invited to sit on the Nations as goon as it is available she dial Solo attend. unlike the went bylaw, will allow ...it.,t, the permit information Habitat Haldimand; She .Aid the AFN "will keep But councillor Carl Hill said on-band members to reside at Six says. However, it does not ay if VIN informed the Haldimand & Area Woodlot Owners; Nam Jamieson old councillors not b Nations. the band members are on reserve or Weals° recognize that come First -ni teed Mten a
6 á% May 5, 2004 1 Latta,?1 May 5, 2004 7 Confederacy Council Briefs Mohawk Mining is born in multi -million (`V local Sù Nations Confederacy no endorsement of protest Sá Nations confederacy Council did not endorse an attempt by band dollar Saskatchewan Cree deal Healthy eating highlighted with traditional foods gathering council supporter Huron Miller to get traditional supporters to jump on By J GOOD. children's gum within morsels tar Me line up of buses headed to Parliament Hill Tuesday. Staff writer Ruby Mlle ssu minor f the hungryspe Mille in an attempt to convince the Six Nations Confederacy Council Ohaweken - Foods ..fully Mammal and Child Centre (MCC) Stationed around the large roam to jump on the buses duwg its meeting Saturday. eaten by aboriginal people was the that funded the day's event said were tables filled with inform.ion He chastised the chiefs and then told them he "respected "elected chief focus of an information session the Min out has been good." material on agu ing, RobMa Jamieson, "she is working bard for us." held at the community centre last Fundy Traditions CIOp u - recipes and workshops. Chiefs liemed but caned on with business when he was finished speak- Hilly (April, 307 yids variety of healthy choices Miller said some up coming work- ing. About 60 people attended the for lunch, such as dry corn soup, shop include Young Men's Miller as the latestlater in. series of attempts to draw the Confederacy Mammal and child Centre's whale wheat breads, ham and Workshop, where they will learn council in he band cnmdl'. pisco, Tradmaal Foods Gathering and Blum, well a strawberry juice. traditional Onkwebom we Last month Ron Thomas, a traditional s tried to a the had a tasty information session Ted Stan and his crew were kept jags for their health and self -rreal.man Confederacy council to join Roberta lamieaon's All Community with food sampling, draws arid busy keeping the counter filled imam She sold there will also be Commiaion. The commission, being organized by logo., political adviser Melba Thomas is pt that will discuss various issues at rvade d make d to the
bad wteril. J wh" made t.b mmn.a - I promise. , Id the band council the commission would not replace the band coun- cil but would make recommendinions .J FA Confederacy Council to defend boating rights 3 The Six Nations Confederacy Council has given permission to it lawyer, Paul Williams, to try to salve a hunting t of coons, if] kolya ÉN Possible, if no it will defend local hunter Victor Beaver in a hang dis- pute with a Halaimand landowner. Council was told Beaver was hunting on property where he had rem, lL on from the landowner when he spotted, deer, on property itmmed out The Norio Ray Mining Company owned by the Peter Eellenryne Gee Nation ofSaskatchewan (front ley, that was not owned by the same landowner. Ile shot the deer and the to right, Chief Ron Michel, Mohawk Mining owner Peter Montour. (Bark) Carry Montour of Mohawk landowner called police. Mining, project aoordimmr Stephen Clark, Mohawk Alining, Ken Ntll and Cree councillor Clayton Williams told council his case is defendable order the Nan, treaty and .Much RigOS Chief Ron Michel andren HdI .sign the mining agreernentlPhom by Edna Good ) the fiat Wat hero within the Beaver Hunting Grounds areal said By GOOD. Representatives from the Peter commitment to "invest - many of these bedsore., have already been sett. out of courts¢ "But Sr. wr 05 5111ìn Cree Nation witnessed nmn with mite First Nations -m in this area the Ministry of Natural Resources has cutback mots officers A unique, economic opportunity the signing of the history making He said this is an 'Backing time she Foodr Cadur(ng the hott frai and now the OPP are being left to deal with hunting issues and they are W. realized Tuesday morning partnership by Chief Ron Michel, for everyone." Partner Ken Hill The Ime up was 'Ng for Make., Child Cen g adir at oommunfry Friday. (Phelan by Edna Gander) not the of aboriginal fights." Williams aid he will attempt to meet when a partnership was signed Kts Hill, Clayton Morin, coon said one of the goals of self -sun, with h the Crown, landowner and OPP to resolve the issue out of court between the Peter Balentine Cree Was Stephen Clark prop's mandi putting our people. workshop for young Brat. Beaver was charged with trespassing to hunt Nation of Sale.. and Me Mohawk ordinator and Gerry Montour at work and building "tides for oGOm nt called "Women in all Her Seasons" Local lawyer going to UN Indigenous Peoples meeting investors group of the Six Nations. the (iRE main offices boardroom ow young and elders." I1FI dCaneÚet Crp..da and will take place overnight at fie Local lawyer Bev lambs will be soutane the Pennon, Forum m The partners in the graphite min- on (Swim, Road Hill emphusizea he would like to centre for girls 9 to If yerss -okt Indigenous People in New York City this month. Jacobs said she would ing operation officially own 50 per Phil Montour of sá Nations said see Olympic training facilities The young women, Miller said, be nuking apre a man behalf ofHanderoaunee women and raked cent of the Nobel Bay Mining the multi -million doll. graphite built for native athletes to train in will also learn traditional Me council for permission to represent the Six Nations of the (hand Company. The signing of the pan- mine will tort also. Ss, million to and perhaps down the rood- Government of Canada °dachm: we teachings Fm Mein River Territory or the forum. andin makes it the first 100 per getup and roman. fury "swimming pool" will be realized heath and self-realization. There have been representatives of the Haudmos unee for years at the rat aboriginally owned mining Montour said some founding G. for the community. Public Notice Laurie Jacobs tuff member at the forum and Jacobs said she has met with them in anapest, but she said she company in Canada. members wanted to live up to their MCC on Sour Springs Road aid met several of Warr at a Washington D.C., meeting where she represent- tardy stream of people came to the ed the Native Women's Association of Canada and the group was dis- gathering throughouttthe day. The Government of Canada I. conducting ssa cussing a draft Indigenous (tights document. U.S. refuses rewritten blood quontum letters Mils,. Skye and her 17 mom, the old daughter Autumn said she She said the Offices of American States, that she was visiting waa By Lynda Painless able to get the "old tetras if they comp decision to issue letters a comprehensive study under the Canadian drafting the document without indigenous could, agree with came to try some of the tiGtional Open, Editor apply" saying every band member was at ' 1gib However not present Environmental Assessment Act tort. Victor foods and have a day out what they were doing on our behalf." she did my Six Nations Band Council will be One bard council source said (cast 50 per cent. ammo debits to the council. Jacobs told them "I would really Janet Harm of the MCC ladled e. J 4 going back to the drawing hoard in lamiesou was Wary upset the let- The decision to change the letters try De Beers Canada ¡ diamond mine proposed into Styrofoam cups samples of the to ...tang involved. an intimation.S level. That's what I have be en are after its newly revised ters were oared down She said came from the lelmkd) chiefs yÇ i e, want to make our voice is heard there." woad Three Sisters soup, which was training bins I sure blood quantum letters were reject- now we ham; to count droplets." office," a source told Tate Bland Exploration The pape.M m be pem,iaim, quite taste there were samples Amelia Anderson Hartle ulnae (gaming Care rained about When she was told she would h given a letter of Jacobs ed by the US. government The newly revised letters mined News. Band council is expected to plus fore I located approximately 00 kilometres west of pureed squash soup, which Upeli ramie gardening asked, what if Were is something the don't agree ...That I think Senior Executive Officer Paulette questions not only with American issue a release later this week on i may be detrimental to an that their lawyers may be pushing" Mohawk tasted recce, spiry and pleasant to Honic.ure Laming and material on Nodyvamìe gardening rm icy told small group of authorities but at Six Nations when the mane of Attawapiskat, Ontario. Chief Allan MacNaughtm told her, ',hen don't agree and bring it back Me taste buds. Resource Centre was handing out plus informer.. varieties of people reed. residency per- bad members questioned the baud Amelia Anderson of the beans and seeds. Andersonempha- unit bylaw meeting that council Jacobs will be holding meeting with local women at her hone .night sized the time to begin would be tniauing the Old liners Ile Beers has submitted an environmental Planting M discuss women's issues. Jacobs also just recently returned Worn Peru. ( gardens is the third week in May. that stipulated blood quantum. IDU RcC«)'ca 5311A110111001110, framed Oar.. Mohawk from Kahnawake, who has been the U.N tumuli assemrnent of potential environmental impacts She adds a's Moo cold" right now. . She said the new letters, that cost for almost two decades, says the Hadepoabee position has always Q On the other side of the room Six Nations more than Slat for of the proposed project which includes ways of he have group of children from a local ele- one of self determination. But said there been some local lawyer Rim Thomas to V VVWVNVB-i/ UP mentary school were a Inman* willing to soften the, stance because We U.S. Is refus- novae. have been rejected at the dealing with possible impacts. The Government GtERA WEEt playing ing to recognize the indigenous right determination. game with beans. Across the holler bluff border. it balding 4 FREE Influence American of Canada welcomm comments from the public the Hen edgier were being "They (U) have a lot of power and over oMer Former band council chief Steve Bun saes (North. Central and South AMA= and is centred in Washington)." 1 taken care of while they mothers Williams said told the meting the POOL OPENING SEMINAR on this assessment Public comments can be Deer like a mini -U.N., where the are said n's American Sows discussing band council "screwed op with Thursday, May 6's. out rights. They normally only allow governments into these discussions until June 15, 2009. (his. Now its come back a[ you." SALE starts at 6:00 pm submitted but for 1(s process they we allowing us in to discuss it " The new letters mid that the indi- But, he nod. -icy are imam their stand.Aad some of us are strong sal ' Seminar begins at 7:00 pm vidual named wasu el leas[ 50 per determination others aren't as so it has created a split in the If you would like to have access to the Gang cent aboriginal. ,GLwued$eattag 10'h - 13 ' may 2001I HaudomAwne" Xgtfeer e air, P review letters, written by the o peen ..dd .mmra 10 -11 May 2004 Deer said the U.S., is fearful of a number of individual countries sprout- band membership office had .dry. I R.S.V.P.7 ing up within as immortal boundaries. Bagged Debris ONLY: Starting at Town... then lard actual blood per collages and I mil 193118-332-5084, or e-mail "They want internal self rktemrinatim which means the status quo, proceeding north to 454 Highway. including all roads. had never been rejected by U.S. J vletoPproleotOnrean.gesa. Bags should not weigh more than 40 lbs and should Squash seep nothing change, says Deer. authorities. 1 be at road by 7:00 a.m. about collecting reading The working groups mandate ends Dec., nth . 3004, along with the U.N. a walked Severe band members c designated Dem. of Idigemm Peoples. material, such as Tree of Life food stained alter receiving the wle t- I I 12 -13 May 2004 He said while the working group will meet last in they guide, which displays the cycle of September, have rs hat re being Stoves /Fridges ONLY: Starting a Townline, then they yea to A passed n ..wing if significant progress is made a meeting will M.mrfar monRaPe..rlws .mah north to 054, including all roads. life from planting banning. Ir a down for social security tads I proceeding be bath in November ill -December 10th or in early January in Geneva. n a.pwe. ma yanM1Mr. Appliances should be at the toad by 7:00 a.m. recipe bock, win items nubs because the I did t Pm^° soup. "I share the BrOs mecum There am other llaukma.unru with a Mf cream of green bean umv- criteria. ABSOLUTELY NO AUTO PARTS OR TIRES. foam position Ra h is little consultation with the Onondaga k' hickory dead mailed squash erne Band ilt Glenda P I DJ RECREATIONAL and corn bread was also available delegation. They my m me you dash represent the Confederacy" .he 1305 ST. E Public Works - Roads Department a . for people m ti e boon., hemare mince oldie band membersf 1 á 1 759 -4030 Six Nations Council Canada information on workshops, or , 445 .4242 recipes call (519) 445 -4932. 77 1
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By Ted Mawr ears (VeltmanI missed long -t totthobRock,andprevi- offence, u nine dockers shored in point Spenal to Two Island News the 1997 when he and his wife o m that the Buffalo Banda, the ring. The star of this game Ae I have since the pre- season, I On Ne eve of the National were In Africa). GM and Head Coach, sidelined as Goalie Curtis Pal... who am picking Me Bandits, but it has Lacrossep League's 2004 Gary Gait was in the headlines the season IM still very much ...Ming short d spects cular , more b Me than jar M pride or Champion's Cup final (Friday. ] yarn rarer, as he shared the alive) by cants outshining Gee Nu,n in the ran Between Duns May, 1030 p.m. Ian. live on Sportsmanship Award with Mho, Mooradian of San lose process, u war Bough. defence Kilg tar and lohn Tavares and The Score), let's take a moment or Arizona's Peter Lough Ile wag selec. the Gene. Manager held Gary Gait and Gavin Prout to Chugger, the Bandits have... Green-Living: two to mica pouseason awards, respective ream captains were Nos. of the Year, after naming heal( a goal apiece. capacity to impose their collective and take look m war finalists. I and 2 in lowest penalty teals, as Head Coach and steering the trolls The Buffalo Bandits,. after very will on the opposition and in a The firs[ post -season amuse. Gait served 4 minors and 8 marc planted Albany c. to Mcir best sketchy second half M the season, thatch -up that could otherwise be 5 Green Gifts for Mother's Day ant from NLL Commissioner lien wee, and Lough 5 and 10. arm. 11- 5, since they went 14 Out undue Steve 'Changer' deemed to be pretty close in terms Oa I Tired of paying. premium 2. For coffee addicts amass and colours. They look meat, are replacement for plea bags. different ecntrips n Canada Mat leanings was de successful bid d Next up was Ne Defensive Player - 2 in Albany couple d years Dietrich back just in time from of offence, defence and perk.. on mother's day for chocolates and Canada, a bevelI mug is the per to fie J. Many bookstores and make an reduce Me the Calgary Roughnecks re host Om of the year award, and this one was back. The Stealth came within debilitating groin Injury. His per- Inn 55, effort b Flowers! Try gismo w pia tint fact gift. E .y to wash and easy and ere a .Nat shops offer beautiful tree- impacts of tourism on the en, inn. 2005 All Star game. In /M1e wake of shared . between veteran goal of going to the West Division between the pipes at the will is the biggest 'intangible'. will Imo make to a steel trawl sreet free and stationary sets ment and support local the excitement generated by the Cam Woods. captain of the San (NLL sari.) final Instead of the Airmante Canada Came along with Whatever else one may choose to can. Mud, wade earn. NfIrr nrel Ilene arcc5 green sifts mug keeps liquids Mt or cold made from bananas, coffee, hemp, tics. First 2004 anon. Denver, Colorado, lase Stealth, and rookie Taylor Calgary Roughnecks. devastating offensive display that calf it I believe that Ne Bandits' you can o this Muff., Day to and eliminates the need super ram e,1 nculMal Nations run ahem, in British the Calash was glad to make Wray of the Calgary Roughnecks. The League also announced the had the Toros crowd beading for warrior spirit will lead them to pre- haw care about .sum - and for disposable cups. waste? A perfect way to satisfy let- Columbia's Great Rainforest good an his commitment b make Goellendcr of Me Year is Gard mason of a" stronger, shinier, the care hall time, keyed awry nail it may be close, it might you are - the planet. 3. re - Lovely ier-wrium Moms and save trees a are available through Klemtu the ASG an a m affair. While "Geed d the Mammoth, who more durable ./0 Champion' soul -satisfying l9 -10 victory over even go to oven,. but Nis is i I Spend time together out ìuable cotton M w www.kaasoo.org or m sure the he would torn Nan recorded die ben gore g Cup, which, as d lam reek. i the defending Champion Rack. Buffalo's year. side Pack a picnic lunch in shopping 5 mcFora very special moth - ask tnve'Il agent about different no precedent Is bons M.. leered (.]90) and goals -against asap already in Calgary awaiting th Head Coach Danis KM., faith My Natal for NLL 2004 Native usable containers and go to the bags er s day. semi Mom on an eco- kinds of envimnmcntallyl' friendly core ve West /ooto s k for (19.68) among his Padded data. winner of this Friday night's cone in his team u keep their heads and American Player d the War. park or ride bikes together along available a i adventure that she'll remember for Iipa off din Cando and around the midathe classic should The trophy ant moved m the lest Evidently, the Spurs and void had penalties .rani silly Gera dler (Onondaga local tails. Theta thing you have all kinds o l the rest of her life. There are Woof the world NC mren M the next ram go n the Dart office. u Rahn er, Paul Rems of -seas coned.... vindicated with what Nation), Arizona Sting, third in to offer is your that. stns, palm Paso right] Day was named Conch of the Ydie 1998, took dude toll made told has m be the most meei toot, wia team ,led with 32 pais. 35 !rot- a+s-akh4T) Gary Gear Iss goals, 48 mar for tots efforts u play Me may, and the new me is, pram. in franchise hsuuy since their last s6. led his team in pads. Mens? W John has (. 44) finiMefinished (with hawks into the play -offs ably, other m last longs. title victory ofin 1996. goals with.. honourable mention f3Y . le\ da millerregularp. man tied scaring (with bole hope from Shawn As to the final Thenother noteworthy bit tints. Derek oChew" Gala (Six Vir ./- _/C vriveopointsapiece,ed seventh Wason, for the tenth The Calgary Roughneck, won th season the yea NLL post- one) ,goalie.layedlostBandits, fi3 ?Hoot, W"`""' _ scoring title for each, and the aec- n much of it without the ve r right b host the Ctmlly eve Cup - is that thecue team with the wins, losses, played most of his 'e rem and time Nat ague tied. Gait's vices of lohn Grant Ir. and final with a (b vtunnin everyone home -name advantage has yet. b mnnam is too .nord hold the xji2elfitnv' 55 goals led the League, as did San Marshal Abeam Immediately but eCol stun., 13 - n n z game Coupled wive the met wan spier Stove Dian.. #t Grade Field Clematis Vines Patio planter: & Wall Ile, lash ens 59 coop; n ed n. the NLL upset of Me Colorado Mammoth at at lase two teems injury, respectable .749 save per. many sizes and Grown Rose Bags lCI Toronto Tannin rim -Scoop announced that this award would Denver's Pepsi Centsaweck and- rte Ina h, when they each cottage. $14.99 Colours a5 Veltman again lead everyone with be know as the Les a -Ralf ago. won a gam a el home, doesn'trice Bushes henceforth this lo" Hanging Baskets 6,5 é! IA Weak hall,. for the twelfth time Hanley Trophy, honouring the No are player arced o ver to roan much c,,,aa Mon. - Sat. 9 am- 5-3a pm $14.99 from $14.99 Available OPEN Sunday Afar'. Dad Steve Dietrich leads Buffalo Bandits into Calgary NLL's title game Cut Flower CALEDONIA GARDEN CENTRE 433 Co( borne se. B. (519) 756-2459 I Bunches 652 Hwy, #6 N. 59!-9..y xu3z:7-r.s 41 x ri9r CP -Trying to put a lacrosse ball at and he's been doing it for more Mere m they stuck me in goaLnd (The Score, 10:30 pats EDT). final lest mask "It's the only behind Steve Dietrich is like Man 25 yearn that's how it all stetted." Other kids teased DieNch about position m the floor you can make Mb roam from $7.99 Caledonia. Ontario NSW IM6 attempting to noel. needle in the "When 1 was an years old m On Friday night the 34-year old his size when he was a boy but now or break the game on every play, 765 -6639 . eSiacvaota euW=Ceeruy dark. uncle was playing lacrosse and I will be in the Buffalo Bandits goal he's having Ne last laugh in pulling and Mat's the thrill of beings goal )N. tar W- tar- (905) . W W .RYIYrW The toot nine, 250 pound staffed to watch the games say Calgary when they battle the down 920000 US for a rondo. tender, Dietrich said from his W T T OJe.areSen Village Plaza (519) 445 -4260 goaltender ...rates rite and Dietrich. "When 1 began playing Roughnecks for the National pro femme ranter-spring Kitchener One, home I , m comm. leaves little for an opponent to arm myself, I was the biggest bid out Lacrosse League championship melt that augments his Income asa 'The outcome usually depends on Native Designed - ! a sales rep for Shred -It Canada, a the goaae3'hat s why goalies get Gold - Diamonds - Silver - Gifts document destruction company. No much credit or too much pier Mother's Day Special NATIOAr.x In s around Ne NLL, Dietrich began his pro career in 9g Six Nations Arrows Lacrosse DieMCh's destruction of opposing 1992 with a team in Baltimore. Ile reams as been wen -documented. also played in the Ontario amateur OW ,Noor gimp Association His 51-save heroics were may league m ere. Ile was not aumeam 64,6 responsible for buffalo's 19 -10 MVP of the 1997 pm title game rtnn PO. Box 154, Oh3waken, Ontario N0A IMO romp put Me defeudingshampìon won by Ne Rochester .rLy c/o Levels .A PSr°úrpÇ417'.m/a A.wnC.wLy S- San Toronto Rock in the Past Division Knighthawks. 111111111 al a s jC>D'tifil IMIKEECk yill11111 r Yil.Jia.s'W Wi eAgrd. Son. May 16 va Onll Ra lems. FrI layt4 o (riilia 8 p (F;nr l(' lbonhonr (Wank, NEW anwgnenn0 Mon. May 24 n KIM Ensues Thurs. Met 2 rei Toronto 8 p CF©ine Icelt Mpecial Again. Sun. May 30 vs Toronto Brady Eris 4 (o KIWBnves 8 m Sun. June 6 re St Guiana N Nine 16 (tri St CaGUnnes 8 p ILO= Sting, illOiU in lot 13 us I ;It Sun. Ian Prod.. -nL- 18 @OrangeviBa 8p Alswesasne llm6a ,elr Ya143' 12. Sun. June 20 vs Bark,. 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