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Nations Policing agreement . funding secured police ) t By Lynda Powless L. . editor % ' \. OHSWEKEN- Six Nations Elected band council chief Dave r General has signed the Six Nations policing agreement securing funding for the 26 member force. The agreement, already signed by fessor Alan Grant, "the Six federal government representa- Nations Policing agreement is the A/ '¡ Jilt 10( tives, was awaiting provincial sign- best in the country." I.,J ÿiR federal govern- r i ing that was expected Tuesday. He told them, "the 'rJI . - I f!L LIT!rr;...,¡. G- -.. fl ^, The agreement was signed locally ment and provincial government c rñ",I J',Iti ¿; 4/41#, l ., Friday after Six Nations Band are always trying to pick away at 4+7+rrÿr¡¡ _ ii i Éf El ' f`J: t Council met with the Six Nations this agreement. It is the only one of _ rfsF:i °JI'itifi .,.. %oif .. Ì:IÁirririllrf:rf((FFiff/i5rr I Police Commission and was told its kind in the country." iI. time He said the two levels of govern - ti#ri%ÿ by the Commission's long 1Ä}fïl .57>`Milÿ.,.,_ Nova Scotia law pro- 91111111 consultant on page 11) t! w (Continued 1 AFN National Chief aim- i t:e,

`:, ing at spring roundtable ' s. ""- , _ i First Prime Minister Paul Martin on OTTAWA -: Assembly of Six Nations elected chief Dave General signed the Six Nations policing agreement last Friday after a meet- Phil April 19, 2004. Nations National Chief ing with the police commission.A happy commission chairperson, Trillis Miller said the signing secures The series of meetings was an Fontaine is getting ready for some $800,000 in funding to keep the department operating. (Photo by Lynda Powless) serious talk with the federal and opportunity for the AFN and provncial governments in the other Aboriginal organizations to - shops, owner says spring. engage directly on a new agenda RCMP raid two cigarette Last Wednesday (January 26th) and a new relationship with the marked the close of the final fol- Prime Minister and his Cabinet. jurisdictional battle ahead session to the Canada - In follow -up, six "sectoral ses- low -up By Donna Duric Aboriginal Peoples Roundtable. sions" were held over the past The Roundtable, convened by (Continued on page 5) Reporter RCMP swooped down on two Six Nations smoke shops last Thursday seizing over Inside McDeal $3.99 $28,000 in cigarettes and cash, claiming excise taxes had not been paid on them. A convoy of plain- clothes RCMP The officers seized all brands (Continued on page 3) Local 2 officers from the Milton and _ raided Editorial 4 Hamilton detachments r Angel's Tobacco store and Shop 54 "- ' Spats ..... - 8 Variety, seizing 218 cartons of National 19 "contraband" cigarettes. l Acting on a tip, RCMP officers tie. Carers - 20 --wa" conducted the raid after obtaining search warrants from Brantford Classified , 22 W Different Sandwich Justice of the Peace Janice Jukes. o Business Directory 23 everyday! "The information was received a C Includes medium fry that there were cigarettes brought & drink in from the U.S. without the duty being paid," says RCMP const. 0 1> Howard Adams. "We are duty- bound to conduct an investigation rt u and make a determination." lavier it.. With the cooperation of Six Nations police, the RCMP loaded t i Ill 282 Argyle St, o 74470 04551 9 the cigarettes into five SUVs and a Caledonia Resturant Discount rental truck. RCMP load cigarettes into van at Shop 54 and Variety Bob Hoover Sons Inc.

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, 1 101. 4tA,ti 2 Local February 2, 2005 February 2, 2005 d ..'d. Local 3 Tax right fight needs political support, businesses fighting on own Tax right fight needs political support, businesses fighting on own By Lynda Powless (Contmuedfrom page 2) plaid advice to C.R A." p "It includes these kinds of bush Momom agrees "1 dais want to Editor wm coming. He teamed of nt after the fut s issues for on reserve busin pay tues caner but anone has s Aboriginal cigarette manufacturing is one of the rust growing multi billion dollar industries moving from the controverisal "smoke shop" on the corner f "Has s definite!. an issue Ne s. Mi may and a o tlo nearly define Nis We a We to multi million dollar manufacturers in key First Nation communities. But to compete on the global stage. these same corporations say they are being Iroquois Round Table will have to mise and re mmendation made Wok it t a We lost forced ta pay excise taxes to .sell their products °made their bases, to other countries or face constant police raids. deal win," he told Tide Island by othis comma. Economic G.R.E. A of Ne only News. development isnsthee dumber one mn a Six Nati Al Six Nations last week position ands result of the mat ustic t help move our commuai Six Nations pmW RCMP swooped down on two anna's tacties over -This Isn't a °rimine, matter to us, wide, usa an name t es forward and to move Fin ces pay GST on resirve and cigarette shops along Highway 54 the years we havem proms our is of jurisdictiu. Its away fion dependence" gasoline purchased on reserve still seized over $200,000 in goods compmy, our retailers, our political fight" says when G.R£. The AfF.N h apes to have to joint hidden tax. and cash sla king excise taxes employees, as a result we have Jerry Momom mas with a decade i jail for mmlme in place by April 1. Man said G.R.E. employs over area paid on the goods¢ been by the government as farad each owneç was years it jail antAt GREcO welcomed Ne goo Six Nations maple and is a The product Native brand ciao-. daointo paying those taxes." to and vnwns Ill nid G.R.E goad coryorate citizen even orne, and OK's, are produced in Owner of Angel's Tobacco Shop, or pay man A deal was gals dus successfully defined melt asa And to help First Akwesmne, a St Regis, on the Miry Jamieson, a local ironwork- Ne ban council wound Ne .airy sans the manufacturer root a Mailer Nations communities ring U.S. side of the community. er md businessman said the radon if oe paid fines.- the political leadership M,n a s o he everything faun neearnaro spars. In St Regis three cigarette coat. his shoo was illegal. "We asked ara. This halo- and eblertut men said"history has Blown. nies have sprung mewl yeas Jamieson says he has not been to ve forward on Nis -I.N u£ our inter. ORE ammo[ operate producing heir own private label charged and RCMP claim the an issue any oarogizenhe pan. * nry should be First said. £ran of the modem any a w o taxes. a without men brands that are sold from one First goods were contraband but, 'the taking nofaids. the Nan unity to another. PP RCMP have no jurisdiction over The AsanMy of tiro Nation 4. s are SAop 54 Vmlety owner rend win an RCMP e racine ber m gain. ambon of our Ile rem able to fcer Linn, try the St Regis Mohawk Sir Natiore. They have no right s Mt, sS olds happen Ney comer se Ommiowwìnout legal goods last Thursday Tribal Council, two of the plans me here and take anything;' he National caf Mil Anal. and way are armed" is he Native Trading, owned by Stewart said. announced anone Aí.N. omlfat pre Revenue Agency Ill said he bodes Ne maman applicable federal coxes and are White, an Maman. Mohawk, t^p4V.t T Jamieson said RCMP took all the Canada commit- 4Ji tee will be struck ro look at the era of de mm..N d local shop Tog produces he NativeNan a brand and cash in his shop Minding cash rIPa was og ' nasmade who was aided King eE owned by earned on sales of Grand River whole nnouof meet ana of MOI Akwesasne..Mohawk Wendell Enterprise cigarettes who's product Otto a nananas wad ale it challenge sh duñdbpet ey Mua1u Tnesder. the fours and caneda. Nee King. dodo la dine DK' . is sold legally a Six Nations.. NATURAL put forty near case and win. We All The two Oants have paid over Sial Jamieson said he didn't know The committee will include Fiat wawa be Neir .axon« suppon- million In licensing fees to the trib- where the Native or DK brands of Canons ap explor fiats am R cigarettes came ham. guys Canada and explore as ie re al government in the past ere -Men NATIVE ' RCMP carry rranrana /new Shop 54 Variety Angel's owner Tabby Jomiesonv.voys the raid on his shop was tenor[ Ne said he has not been charged and applies to sans edits mden Ne pg lo said "we ere paging tic Yeats' ea e here winthem dao if m return his (photo by Jim C'. Fewness) the provincial axes. We fight that amo by the with strings. Soto of claim that GAP. voluntarily The two plants are licenud by Me Fast Naas are not taxable. see wants the RCMP prawn. we want any. don't even tell Indian Act end exemptions tlta f They we means av a sovereign y these federal taxes, ehory day" Moomw said Mailed n {a say per mas b tribal council to sell Nelr products programs mound here," MOM). the miaow products had made yearn. c who Ney arc. Sometimes they apply misroneeptims, dam be gIm,iinx manfatr. { LJ pie when we till odic, ado mil- they totothing about the Nat" in St Regis and the domestic U.S. the police departlnent their way across the boner.'"IluOtt The company faces bear in the Si, have Ontario plates on the car isundiaaN[of A--rl there from ems lian I the tobacco 0 lion in and program funds ry of ram company nothing" market only The license sues the All St Regis business. he said are meNing that seems to loon m Nims community for paying sometimes its Quebec plates" Cmadia sanding ow o Agency Rodueem o tier m FIaYOf makes a difficult for clewed lead- "I don't think we should .anno. license is "exclusive of Canada" communities," .sad. mes R.C.MP. and a u an both Canaan Rnma Fol anregoired ers us go fight the same people who mise all of the retail outlets we sales "People think bringing Jamieson and Shop an to (CRA.) from employees, Gam pana who pay the And they are moMored by the St maid 11k.bof goat. we're a54owner ve esablished working relations Blithe N item bemy t their Quoin have w oak Regis licensing compliance office r a problem n the beginning. to Six Nat. but why would sein 21R carton valued at $28,1.0 dothyut nehmn a. ,, Id SA 'ms W dam any urseves are we gang Nem a fair wtÀ or end cry with unsafe condl- We have stations here that y intelligent Fist Nations person in cigarettes Inch excise rues Ihy file. usus the week Wesley Benedict, manna of the Iran C arettes"ekedua ' our employees to t tax ..mhos. mana ns for wake nimble." Ile said they all had no mad. fits, stile cbel' All ,Nerd department said his department e '22 las Ill said the company s issue Is Do we go back to the AKA darn. t1ì Igor daY neteak n challenging the provincial taxation Nancytuns need tab lured, sa.d Y licences al whole- belongng to nap w prevent price R.0 M.P Constable Howard are a busi- !.ruin. - been waning clearly hase l a Ne court level' why are they the only mamfacim "We priMely mad is still A.P.N. media relations advises salerssand disWbubrs ofeigmeucs. and a .+cana is paid to Adams said the investigation er,paying the taxes. "We have ness, our produrs taken Pine. been gaYinó all these uses forr Momom says the only real ques- sent government . ongoing and charges maybe laid Na.y gasoline and alcohol d has two : Ila al Is arc if we are the onlyroes pay off lo sal and amai k- Pine d des lure f h m mas tionthatshouldbeaskM n nom compl' officers. All anufac s H said d gate Y later this week under the Customs mong to the fed Ina did we ORE. is being inane, art by trues applicable or are day . g them. are ache. economic d 1 -ale SAE a I l a fee to plu M y. of the 1 d IIv a. o h Blin pa' t the ran government what's going on baby m a daimon to tell Ne base F' ri d' ug S Naha community vnfornarelyu at the f the tribal government for e blislmen Wholesalers f g- Head Ne products did not have .. here CMP what to da. tnamfacturing d Th b Wan q Slott why dey day b d ana ds ov ergo pro license and a per usage off their es, dada or tobacco Orod- the proper stamps to to brought a statement PF o e day when they are loosed on doll .,Net Caleb held 'For anyone to make V imnad Chat stn issss we heel to axes is : ues ran !nand rada hes:ananlYSellrosribelly into Canada. art problematic Those salts of cana gasoline registered at the office. bat eü l- (licensed retail snorts. Adams said discussions of First Canada Revenue Agency, Assembly shops, no and alcohol (only one establish - et, are imply issued certificate utheaidNatdntut stop bbac- Nations tax righe' ,re discussions RCMP raid two local smoke en is£cancel N the communi saywg they are ..malt' a bush- m paean from making sae way that have to be node at a higher of First Nations announce creation us serve alcohol the American into Canada. "Thou art mepeo- a level than all of us. A ina- charges laid, goods seized Legion have generated We just wsa base what bush- pie who ant licensed with us be Nations Advisory Committee because The Six Naas bah) ul fan must made by the govern- of First ram mw ,noes moons Adams says Ne cartons they took police N fees to pay for the re ad_ that are acting on Nat They seem G.R.E.i CEO Jerry terne. area t helpi all. enough le ha' ment and direction given to us OTTAWA -%Mmes Nain. Revenue John McCallum p Canada b d and dose did not have the "proper' govern a office and "fora few Asked to cm to be doing what they want" political solution needed is Adams says the raid was justified pliant Tier boat All nwe can work with now the and Assembly of For Nations (AIT') National ChiefPhl SOtl,ue emade by Grand River Enterprises, ment stickers a tanned to them Ile said the manufacturers and amps for taxation on a reserve. We . the man, legislation we have. If ins deter- today (Tuesday)( announced the ciao- f F Nations Adn O Six Nam ased tobacco mantis. deeming tuna legal for sale I n and that obtaining - not on behalf of It we N a was dishibutors are fighting battle are arguing Mined by higher powers that Commoner (FNAC) to help the Cab amen Ana.. (CR.k) iden- mnp ;. curb. u eN' -f eon with New York State who wants to are asking, as federal taxes just . t were also change need to be made than we tify and address tax and benefit ads ion issues affecting Fi Ile RCMP also took a ordo. Tram- board cigarettes mum tax tobacco .duna "When they applicable or not I certainly don't will work with whatever guide- Nations peoples. to tribe mean Mislaying then." hoe gob mother entry provide a. but until "I am committed aman. Nat the CRA does its part s build new L I they a come cigarette shop own- have to buy stamp from us, He said then a criminal activity, he parmerskpe with Fist Nations;" Rev w Minister McCallum said. 74111 (.61'S.'"u we affixinto Ne product and t.y ers argue Nat products made on 9' uaz4 old- s lie said they are also work- -ih, .a,o,har will help the CRA ensure i s procedures and services ship." He cm Mes. ing with U.S. officials. effectively support First Nations peoples in accessing barbs such as .l the "Thane the I . But NY stab doesn't recognize ms sanequestion There have been Investigations the Canada Child Tax Benefit and the GSTANT credit while way - so nee- am If tee are not subject b stamp the .brio.. don't king. and seizures across Coda. Them zing Neir Pass ro Main tax exemptions" 11 in have clearance taxes, why am I paying them. If I Participate nary b ravel b were seizures In Quebec last MIL" arRi National Chief Phil Fontaine stated: ht is tea that Canada's other m mu have to pay anything why aren't we Ima, said the RCMP. told Con and she hist c Trea s betty n Firs and ass re Jl Wawa At Akwesame, Ontario the band paying it to Six Nations" m peoples, and this is away. l 9rß him they have the right seize tire Canada crc Maori for oar Ili b Ile said First Nations leadership February 2005 somoll is looking at implementing goods. well aka ThiseAdvìwry Committee will be a useful and c n- mething similar to the lice shag have nuke the issue m. and, ideally, 'This RCMP officer told me he lady. font o disc lora of mutual man businesses by Edna basa ..e..áe±ao amo authority but is still working out "The target should be the federal Sá Naas boner assist RCMP o rser n oftwo search warrens of two local (Photo um a osa has the right to come down here resolve my y berme problems, This h tain the an official with the chiefs and Neissue ewer) bugs govmmentvn and seize these cigarettes. Ile said ample of partnership m milan' office aid. of taxi b Nations products. is to are mde at anodwr NNo charges have been laid, and .bass naga. here all the 'The Speech from the Tom the £dash g ^mina' dead amount of may- from the end, which asana . At Six Nations Grand haver We shouldn't be targeting each dare mania ins* time look, for these sigma.'ar working ore dank with F' N -- a nh she gp's cash registers and did of resew Mla mua rw.marin! xam Enterprises. a II' dollar other. But who is challenging the to deter where the c arettes sane from° is l' I p h l h Adams ays they are try, Jamieson said, "he told me there's conditions key d b ) eon d- Á w ide rtoeipts m ers detailing ys, sompany wine major man Is government on this. AnYone who one what rc e the lilt spiry. hA.as a ma am going to he more rands over the ' I.6ts sea .. T. marina (h C' moth moon asa taken mine -Nairé Ika aw.m how press . said Mend knows the history GAP. knows 9 Nat issued P.a. Laar u..a.. not Mw months." way ,.ban a hag gaga Adams the money was Worm brand I es from pulp to pay IM cube is they now we red and we failed' Mot what brands 'nrelease late Tuesday afternoon sar- ' n cinvl could say RCMP .aka Adams said the The AITIM ked pan hp 'a nom. ping. c a p ct sp,to any profits the stores Adams pay to Cara da an estimated $120 He with First Nations bust Ina Ney assisted Ne RCMP with r,un mid HUMP. impose "Canadian law on eof the( omm tta a uvl as defining the Irma fury , eivd Boni selling the and red Nat erne Menthe US. aia no a to . and ing- of two search tea. million year Six Nations. among will be cn- by Bomber one -te exaction Canadiania" territory " bilhìaat ol' Comit, members. Thea Committee Mired rands. Howeven Adams could not Jacqueline SbeMs et RCMP were success. á CFOO I'm, Manner mid. coin national markets, CRA and a F' p who of Ila owners of Shop 54 Variety ram The Ohaweken Ball Diamond Track Six ana lead chief Dave represemassc of Ila boa say how the RCMP knew how much pan has been legal fight with the issue raised. Are First Nation had no -in ne search for counterfeit coda. - RCMP 19, General said he had not been told will be selestd by aW from the First Natty represenw' m the ro take will respect to how said she believe. Saturday, February 2005 taxable. Do we muter the Customs and Mane the province aid hying to convince produced grana that raid A majority ofNe Committee will be Fist Nam_ peoples brands were rights ze Road. a Its tto 112::00 by Six Nations police Committee. anyyof the salad 10:00 am .ms federal authorities to burn Ne taxes ffeel applicable taxes s due on .. doing" Me Ad.- aa5aek] selec d from all regions of to country. sold. "We know wan win to Six Nations fora number of reserve, we do not support that Or Imans BeeunMasl ry Uaam at 5-.16 a1.swd mat pmel said, adding she win diappointed 4 jtO 'funk. bland News - Commentary - February 2, 2005 February 2, 2005 '43 5 North America's 41 Native Healy Newspaper! local Okaeahsonha knob Oak. ....eme Assembly of First Nations heading into historic roundtable talks HURTLE LISLAND from front National Chief Fontaine_ It (Continued page) "The that stopped closing in 1996 comes are expected ineweral areas wit the hissed recommendations, overall goal is moot. ro deal with priory issues implementing First "Creating blosturmative change is including: including the Midges of Indian Goeetmems by securing impossible EEWS that emerged hue ise Roundtable: Nation ohm ynhh se managing - Enuring comparability with the Affairs pubic inshictions to his su.inable funding Ileellh. I. debe, Leamwg based on real poverty," said the National Chief. general population In all aspects of departmental negotiators to be EOTanlle Island News ie published weekly on the Sn Nations promoting integration of see- "We are coma (Education), Housing, w costs. edmb working K- 12 education for First Nation Sunk and creative Grand River Territory It is a politically independent newspaper Fand vices programs under First with tM1e Rime Mini and other OP tea, Nego' y 119. a students m heir discussions with Fin that is wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No Nation mmol w order to partners such Accountability (which wnppd-up new. ie the movinm and - Developing First Nation educe- Naos. The AFN sated that: ergpy) m re the return on ono or of the newspaper, including adverttsem ts, pictures cor name., torus m give life to mar glared mead. b provide critical - new approach is required for editorial co may he reproduced without perm Assembly of First Nations developing research and data vision of stronger First Nations and supp°nive infrastructure First Nation negotiations Much focused on accmnuabiliry to Fist stronger - PUBLISHER - ate Wand News Pubffcaáns Natiorel Chief Phil porn was Coach 'This requires Addressing s and needs e. rena, con aping ois die lut finally, EDITOR Lynda Pnw(ess the first Aboriginal leader to speak Nations citizens and, real commiatem from all of us. We they relate to early childhood du- decade is itélmive self -gov- - and of Staff ReportersRe -Elms Gone. .Samantha Mania, Jim C vewtem at the Roundtable in April and addressing critical needs andgaps hwe brought forward positive and cation and chw welfare mime.. land clew and treaty on an wBent basis" enema, Chem Erase, lose Green today he sated his mum, out- oat ideas, and now we AFN also recamendd new .there an The National ruffle member off lave eat will signal a federal Chief s ed the he need hurt a c'omtniara tamp. ^ugh review of federal and gain. reconciliation must beano lite will be watching for Nativea Journal. Associatione bunions.. signs from the alai, Nis vision so n becomes cial skills nailing programming m common goals of male.,, - Native can...2.1i, Ameba. change and the goals of the federal government that they are reality in our lifetime" ensure that de young Firs Nation which can be achieved trough commend m the process r have AFN'S RECOMMENDATIONS is to international Committee to Protect Sawn.. WórMwide Roundtable. population equipped take this new, ti- dimensional, multi - . ApN gips head the words of First Nations. At the Health MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL Te seaward con a011, First rightful place b the Chadian jurisdictional approaches. upcoming federal Tune Island News -P.O. cox 329, cuss. tangible recommendation Te budget will Nations called fora clear commit- canna At the Accountability session that rod be a firs) signal. as will ions to 2208 nave. Road °hsweke°, Ont NOA IMO change to ens. slat lit. his men. faeilt a sustainable, In Housing, the AFN annealed wrapped up is week, First and commitments tact result from unable and Telephone: (519) 345 -0868 Fax: (519) 445,65 lesea to a new era cultist, u fm:- urgent anion to eliminate the Nations challengedde0000l ...tamale and Cabinet lifted the First Nation Ith E- mail [email protected] or of changehang nd poor., sad the the and Fia hid stems backlog of housing and shelter to:- each m reciprocal IMAM. I Mini ne ws ©hetunleislandoews.eom National Chief "We are one the reMen Specific mawaandlm clud- needs conlrordhg Firs Nations ability from the federal govern- Sian t progress for First the implementation of comma. people; Volume 10, Edition S mbmk d amt born Nations and not aim- Nations and Canada requires non First - Second Postage Registration period of aonvertmed progress, manmade aí2004 Minton. the longe Ion of ample- ply sore reporting MFm NOm Class 40728276 minable funding Out the cm- Meeting on parity rid partnership. or we ends Health with Aboriginal rimming Fis goal c of o the fake. government, baud Website:wwww.theturtleislaudoews.com oar, sent cap on Global warming may kill off polar bears, seals, in 20 continue h, prop, broken increases. This will leaders: homing trough anew es that on principles of a government-t-m enable First to build oar investments upstream hat g4rn Prime Minister unmade Nato invents in will gown, mains a l mage government relationship Taxes are a issue years: conservationists s and g and key are such political had wawa m new rab. diabetes and First Nanm homing systems in a a road Fns When RCMP amended on Six Nations last week to she hunch of cis GENEVA (API_ Many Arctic animals. including palm bears and some seal species. could be extinct within 20 nship mend ram Ile ultimately to., had. reasonable rate of growth based fable, ahhre moat. ity framework not swill provide national economy, the the from a couple of shop keepers, with the help by the way of the years because of the effects of global warming a major conservation group said Sunday. cnhangi - we have provide the said m real cost drivers to are In Eaavamic OPpommitiea, he meaningful msraun n,equipPng Chief Fontaine, in reference to as surtaimbility of Six ions police, they ignite once again the political debate over what Traditional ways of life for many indigenous people in the Arctic will also become unsustainable, unless the m he plan and tbe path for- all First Nam AFN advocated, the need to posi- Firs Nations and the Govemmencs 2% cap o to Fir heal. m is taxable and what e .sable in a First Name uni world "lakes drastic action to reduce climate Mange,' mid the World Wide Fund for Nods." If we don't ad mad. send now is the pail. increases Nana{ tin First Nations as integral play- of Condom track real progress in uimmediately ton, core funding that has been In addition, AFN nearly the Assembly of First Nations W. tan the had on the. Arctic will soon become wraognüable" said Tape Former clime expert. will Ieto nee o^ these mas omit Nom brought forward era in the Cando economy addressing the shameful condition in place since 1996.. The the for Is oaten' sonsort out what has become hater', nest of interpretations b Polar bears will be consigned to history, something then one godchildren tan only read about .rata' cap dont reed FM Nam public .rough estate, Fis lacing the majority of First Nations not keep pace with plate the courts and outside governments acting again for First Nations peo By 2026, the Earth could be an average two degrees Celsius warmer than it was in 1750, rid amt torn. The National Chiefn°tdhet the inflation orpop- health infrastructure to promote rightful in mace develop mart.. missioned for W WF to be presented to Feb. 1 -e ° ^growh-or need -and he prevention and supportive mesh en m1 stewardship, acnwmbity to First plc, wino, within one coco. - conference on clime. change In Bxetm, England. R.tlala has ill lead b a its ensuring 'In the Aretic, this could lead to a loss of g,g result is diminishing resources. pan u an integral aspect of job training and Amines develop Nation citizens frst and foremost For First Nations people he explanation is simple, no ax. summer sea ice, species and some types oftundm vegetation, u well Mot Cabinet erma bctwan 06 Front Nations are transforming But the issue has some complier!. as to fundamental neap. ways of life of Inuit and other arctic residents." WIMP said in samune. government ant Aboriginal leaden govern... heal. manos of - developing support The total Pored tes.. mart with less and the First Nation peoples. enupdag Cm. 's Aboriginal dons First cNations Os grim ore trying. nine ahead, build industries, businesses sea covered by summer sea its die Arcticlat already decreasing by 9.2 per cent a decade and "will in the Spring, and will culminate in d as ernmenal are mm untie. la Lifelong amìnr, and we have members hying off reserve or working off reserve who disappear entirely byeta end of the merry.- maeb the situation changes. W WF mid. TMs would wean he full Fiat Mors Meeting on coma First Economic el,rpmnt etraegy to General A Omni study by the Depamnen Nations participants mad e is serving a economic firmly believe wino. where they work then mown not taxable and existence of polar bears and seals that live on the ice, which a turn would remove major some of food for eel issues propose for he e/Ii we some the communities who hunt them. Fall 2005. of Indian and non Affairs message hat First Nam control lanes, and requirements of First have local businesses and organizations who have incorporat-- apron Forested areas will spread northward as thou areas become of indicates that the pap in quality of of universal, holistic and susaim Nations. ed dean. maid. them subject to taxation warmer, threatening habitats for birds like ravens, snow buntings, falcons, loons, sandpipers and teas. "All our recommendations ate lift between Canadian and First able First Nation leaning systems In the Negotiations session, Couple hat with doges the federal government has made to the "Migratory buds will lose mal breeding b the Arctic, affecting biodiversity round the globe," WW1- based on the ten ttton of fraud rase is not closing and is required. Specific targeted out- Fontaine stated he was pleased income lax t requiring everyone to file an income tan return to receive said. Indigenous peoples such as the Inuit in North America and Wane in Scandinavia could lose thew non. Aboriginal and Treaty rights," said OS'f benefits or Child Tax benefits. And let's not arms it is the federal ohal livelihoods and their communitid will be threatened M the thinning tea ice, melting glaciers and tow- government who is trying b tax our atmient's living allowances when ing pennon t. W WF said it is calling on participants at he Exeter conference to send a clear message to gov- they go to universityo college. mac, of the Group of Eight countries, meeting in Bosun later this year. It's to longer a case of imply stating, we are tax exempt. 'If we are to ensure that unique eco system like the Arctic are not lost, to GF meeting must take drastic action Our cmmnnitiu have to come to grips wit the tax issue and put in to reduce climate change," mid Catarina Cardoso, a W WF expert on sustainable this must include Every Canadian loves place the needed malty and safeguards b protect those nab m keeping global average temperatures down Findings release in November 2004 by he Arctic At Six Nations we have a band council chief who decided on his own Council t which mmpiscs Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden and ate United States be showed the sea right? that will no longer issue Miters of tax exemption for Six Nations peo- mewl average amount of Ice in the Arctic has decreased about eloper NO yeas. a challenge, ple. A letter shat had been a standard. In he last .wean. average yearly temperatures in Alaska and Siberia have increased byalai two degrees Now elan, Chief Dave General has left us wondering, if ran around Celsius to -15 gees(' The United Sates is Manly country In the Arctic region stet has not signed the Kyoto On average, each Canadian produces five tonnes of the country in the past three ears to protect owo Protocol. ratified the sponsored to combat global warming 0,rng community from Rasa lit- accord in November 2004. WWI': greenhouse gran a year. Driving, heating and cooling our homes, why i. le fusing o sign letters oho is he endanger. wwwyendwarparctic ing another aspect using 515110nces. . almost anything we do that uses fossil for yet of unity's rights and why set the land leoO N fuel mimed telling General. Six Nations um rights are not up for Shad, solo has it, he want it. sl10.r gas emissions. And these doesn't -sop energy also creates greenhouse (GHG) or to he give why in a between General luwa ante and band coun- General remises sao.000 a TURTLE ISLAND NEWS cillors who bass year emissions are causing our climate to change. over n in eery. Ns. 00.05 I And we don't need to be blaming each other for the intrusion of he SALARY' (N) Not an hourly mie. t9/ reduce your energy use and RCMP into our amino'. (although we should be asking Police rNaaMalla brit 0^ksNEOnwaene Take the One -Tonne Challenge- Clue Ile receives a salary and ,ama. ynv^ Glenn Linkers what he thinks save he is rip to allowing then imo our zenith are only paid m full time phamn Na a your Gl IG emissions by 20%, or one tonne. You'll money. ry) we need to fight the fideml rid provincial goverment intrusion into The election cade also doesn't tell State and help to prof«[ our climate and out air quality. our unity on each every level and he lengths they force our peo- m that councillors are full or pan ynv^ City P pie togotoprotectheir rights individually, when is fight is commu- I ,dn. ? Mot Ph your Guide to the Challenge. nity wide fight end one our politicians he Get One-Tonne should akhmg on not leaving It tse what kind of council do Email address' up to shop keepers or manufacturers to take on. n Visit cimstechange.gc.ca or call we have a Six Nations -chit time, d S General needs to come forward end reissue hose letters TIN Subscription and ill the pan time. ONLINE SOON; 1 800 0-Canada (I 800 622-6232), TIT 1 800 401 735. void he has created by to rerun. sign them before Revenue Canada If he doesn't want the full time Would you prefer your subscription online? decides *mote into that void and take Kano. which they will do job here is a simple solution. Step Yes if the First Nations is not taking control itself. down and let a hyelection be {.) N And Sú Nations needs needs to make Six Your mau address: erne, Nations position on called_ ahervim, gel on with he taxation clew every government level. iax.not here. r 166. Full time part time, what is General legal Editor mIn miler a Mail or Email Subeepnoa order Form & Pa}menl I^ foster public discussion of mat- heeled Chef Dave General has done it ages TURTLE ISLAND NEWS s effecting the residents ortie Ian week h had the police commission b - wondering where h Take action on change Grand nicer fernier,. Thyme tI P.O. Itaa J20 ilawaMo Ontario NM INn One Tonne Challenge climate t headed when se refused 'Sign a policing ag tat ohnost /1V1\ Phone 6010M Fax MSO on his commetry a police seat. Isla. Ne.t u orno too peen and letters lo h d' 7 CANADA9 11 ib) 9R1 Now, h telling om cool. . he tat full time chief and aging tor Letters mmt be d ISA ant over who is how and full eme adviser. 1MONTHS 86 (N beO i3í3 du Cenada must clues an address and 1 canada Canadá INTERNATIONAL Ion 11 For somas who ran for the ..apis.& to find out now that he I.,1us111. job phone ES4 that authen- Foa l Mims' at Anse, ihmunleislondnow tom lCwmwee aught, aims of the letter can Ise Iveri- fid. 6. ...mc sOlc mOc :Or 6 local February 2, 2005 February 2, 2005 Local 7 Family left homeless, lost everything in house fire Students working hard to improve grades By Donna Durk By Donna Dmie sons, Shawn and Francis hi, visited thoryt'Thomas says he is going with their future careen. Staff Writer Staff Writer the house to clean up what they try to get a loan repair the home, "Not all high schools are exact- La Six Nations students are enjoy - The fire that gutted the home of could and see what they could sal- which sustained $25,000 in dam- ly the same. 1 encourage parents ing learning and improving at Francis and Betty Thomas has left 1111PI wee from the blaze. The only age. The foundation is staying, he to tour the schools, TheYre school, thanks., Six Nations 4 people homeless with no money hems the family took with them says, but they need to repair the more than willing to provide Education Commissions home- to xrebuild what they have lost. The when they escaped were car seats floors, walls, ceilings and kitchen that service." work support program. family had no insurance on their yl. for the four younger children- cupboard. "Wive gotten a few For instance, some high schools At an open house held lots 18 at Y Thomas says he is trying to cope donations," he says 'The main have auto shops, whereas others Six Nations Polytechnic, parents m a w . don't. Mon says students oral. 21, a fire that started the unmoor,ut ae heat. en. Ming se need right now is' Rmr 111 found out their children were bedroom of their home at 2352 "I'm trying m mash form re n learn work skills in high reaping the benefits of the Cayuga Rd. quickly spread to the kids. My wife ain't doing so good schools that offer facilities such - I homework support program and rest of are house and destroyed as o shops. Montour.mnto says 85 enjoying learning as a ashen most of the furniture in the house per ce. of new jobs created Aboutbout 10 parents, Instructor, Now, the family is living in an Six Nations officer dies during between 2000 and 2005 require and emergency housing trepan at 1ä48 students came out to discuss grade 12 education. Fourth Line Rd, while thry make police hockey tournament how the program has helped stu- "People don realize that very dents and how parents can help plans o try and rebuild their home. By Donna alMs w high school students goo to and kids in Band council has donated $2,000 I. Sulf Miler support their pursu- go from high ing successful education. hems,. funding to the family. The Six Nations Police force is . school straight to ork" f. Since last September, the home- trying to come to grips with the Montour also advised parents Francis Thomas says mere were [1 i work support program has been to help their children succeed eight people in the house when the Francis Thomas end NA fondly lost everyMAg in ;rouse fire drag gads sudden lass of 31- year-old Caet. , offering help and advice free of fire erupted, including four chit- borne (Photo by Dorm saki Adam Burning during a police in school by setting examples charge to students from grades and showing Men under the age of three. Thomas says at Nat point, he didn't Shawelynn's eyelashes were hockey tournament In Slmcae Ist interest in their six through 12 at Mx Nations The family was tieing in the living have time to think about anything shared. The family's two budgies Wednesday. wort. Polytechnic from 6:00 to 000 room with the wondstove on and but saving Shawnalynn aloe red did not survive the fire. Police say Burning was playing "Show your child that ; p.m. Monday, Wednesday and important to go to from Thomas's grnddaughter of the family "1 wouldn't wish this upon ny- hockey when be suffered an appar- . school ent heart Thursday. an early age by getting up and ShawwlYun, eight months, was "It's pretty hard to get me to body;' says Thom.. atmck and was rushed to Burning Patti Thomas, coordinator of getting dressed for work. It asleep in a bedroom with the door panic;' says Thomas. "My main Once omsde, the family piled into Norfolk General Hospital, but CovtaNe the program, says between five becomes much easier when closed. A space heals was plugged concern was gar kids- a car and drove to a payphone never recovered. loss we are all feeling. Our and 15 students come to the ses- p they're 13 0 say. 'okay, into an wrier in the bedroom to He walked Mush flames to lies- down the strew to call firefighter, ' Burning began his career with the draughts and prayers go out to his trims for various reasons: some school today.'" keep her warm, says Thomas. cue Sbewnalytul from Me queen- At 1215 gm., firefighters arrived Six Nations police force in May wife, children, pare. and famt- IIiyP,m'I need help with their homework, Montour say. kids who Firefighter. later said faulty wining sized bed she was sleeping on, to find the northwest toms athe 2003 and was very well-liked by ly" } - some heels quiet place to study. `11 tl i -yam involved In extracurricular leading Rom the male caused the while his daughter Candy, house -where the bedroom is locaz- all of his colleagues. Visitation was held at Stares r(}ti and others come to expand on activities do better ain school room m in Flames. SM1ewnilyu s mother, followed. ed - engulfed in flames. "Adam was an exceptional young Pone Home on Friday, and bm- the skills and knowledge they 40,1% and that a nourishing breakfast Thomas says he was walking past Thomas says plastic from the mil- Paramedics took six of the eight man,- says Glenn kickers, chief of isl took place at lobnsfleld Baptist already have. and lunch is at m that the badman when he heard crack- ing was dripping onto their heads occupants to West Haldimand police. "He was sincere, eating -Church Saturday. ' Thomas says the main goal of e' ling sounds se. smoke and truly had all the attributes you Burning leaves behind two scdy tul concentrate more on and w and as they made their way I.ough the General Hospital for treatment and roil- Carley-Rae miss advantage of the /see interneesaccess and quiet learning enviranmenrprovided any the program is to helpp students of avd not their hunger flames coming from underneath suffered second- non would wncto see 'na police ot dren, Colin and Abby and his wife Me bomeworksrgportpwgram (P k by Doman w) get their homework finished. Also, she says, parents should theth door. dome. Candy to her haM. and I k der. Francis and his two ow I cannot describe the setae of Lesley. "We a1 feel good to go to "I did rat, but I couldn't really o -Some of the boys are new.- haw.. Nations wine men school tM next day when our focus because it was noisy anal cad to get the hard math question dents we "lucky. because blgiving m ideas and mark- would homework is done." as disc eared c home. 1 figured o they Mesh < da de. e Thomas says finishing home- just area watch T.V. ee n Mon chair of the they havea now off-reserve high calend,tglty re td p o from. work has a "dire. link to acade- Carley -Rae attends the home- Si x Nations 5 Education schoolsMomls to choose They really need your help o mic success- because when stu- work program once a week Commission and native advisor Montour said parents should them through secondary dents do homework. they are because she plays sports the to the Grand Erie District their kids to research school;' Montour stresses. reviewing what they learned in gram inghnights annd says thg pro- School Board, gave patent* the different high schools and class and reinforcing their gram has helped her grades inf nation and advice in a help- offerschoose one based on what it knowledge. Consequently, she improve. g their kids succeed in school. offers and how it can help them says, they'll do better on tests. 'They were fairly good before, The program offers help in all The program boosted Boris' subject ea, computer and and 1 was paying more attention Internet access, free school sup- in shoot: -Rae says You want them to live a long and happy life. plies, Grade 10 Literacy training The part Carle. she likes most about the program is Don't forget they want the same for you. aware. a well at sucks and _ IF refreshments. that the gets individual atten- rad 0 I Shelley Thomas, mother of tion, adding that she recom- lower food prices tree children, says the home. mends limn students take 4 work support program has advantage of the program. helped her kids in many ways. "1 like the one -on -one with the 160 Main St. S. Hagersville "Their grades have improved. teachers because 1 get ask They have better homework quest.. It's aplac whet you habits. It's kind of taught them can ask questions without wee. that the help is here, so there's rying about being wrong" 86 LOADS! no reason for them not to see The program has six inarruc- geedeed tom-three specializing math L_,. Save over Thomas says her three kids and science and three In English. Purex Liquid and OFF Carley Rae, 14, Carey Leigh. 12. One math and science tutor $7.00 and Sonny lames, 11, did not one English tutor come in for Detergen the regular each the three the pro >' Laundry have the motivation o do their of nights homework before coming 0 the Ream is held. 8.87 litres A price program. She says Sonny lames DavidD Thomas, a math and the used to want o 'sit at home and ence instructor, says when Every year. thousands of Onunera sum stoking SALE ENDS play Play instead of program first started in For the... Fatty familiar. For life September, ce in to doing his homework,c but after students .41 9 February 12., 2005 l'an cita ton. Soar you quit eue. And for help. waning the homework program, socialize and not wort they and finish their roll Smokers' Behan.: 1 -61:1.1881 told her he was o glad" she ,y c work quietly." made him go. We reserve the right to rann goon (kiln While supplies last "It was like pulling teeth get- Thomas also says students not ting them to do their homework, Daly come in to get help, barrost but now, they love coming to finish their work without y STORE HOURS here istractions. in to SUNDAY 9100 AM - 6:00 PM Carley slim Says before she "Some people just come started attending the get from hems and have MONDAY - FRIDAY - 8:30 AM- 9:00 PM quiet plat ark." she reluctant a he her SATURDAY - 8:00 AM 7100 PM Ontario homework and when she did, Thomas says he "loves math" she had trouble finishing it. and his students are learning to In The Heart of Haldimand County! love ...yell. February 2,2005 February 2, 2005 9 11!: Spoils 7iur/rt Mud lrlf, Chico" is Hot ! Hot! Hot! as Bandits defeat Philadelphia Wings Saturday

by T Brant The Philadelphia Wrings jumped players shooting style and That ú 0115 saength. "said Coach was awarded ne collision of Me Peewee All Stars eliminate Delhi 3 -0 and win game one of second round Special Island News toBalk out early with a goal by Tom Mnrechek is one guy who usually Kilgour. game by the SOSIE during the game. BUFFALO N.Y- The Buffalo who had 5 goals on et Soak Mamn Mart*. the gives you the fake and then in, but NIL rookie Delby Powless Our in 'Clay,wi000 a doubt is our most Bandits of the National Lacrosse nigh, including a pair of penes, ,Sporn Reporter The l usie period got started a 'I tonight he changed [hat" said strong performance for the team, steady performer n and off the OHSW'EKEN - The Six Nations with rig penaltylty given Sire League defeated the Philadelphia shots on Bandits Goalie, Derek General. Peewee All Stars defeated Delhi in Nations' Brody Miller o 1:33. Attt t-' Wings 20-16 Saturday night at the "Chico" General. Bandits Goalie Derek General a HSBC Arena. This improved the "It was a tough game. I didn't conne.ed with Mark for round mine n to round two Just ma . minute later Six r St«Muis Bandits standing In the two long 1 E.t.a bombs, to give Me goalie to onParis. Nations' Jesse General received a - s two minute roughing penalty attar - Division to a tie for M e lea d - Ms and 3 st rd assist far the night. `-- PeeWei win round one

' "With the folding of the "The one time 1 The Pee Wee All Sun took Me se shoving a Delhi player. had the ball 7 - Wearesday night the Gaylord The Delhi also Vancouver Team, di w trapped under my foot and I dug it o Player meat.. n .>/Q 2 coming o strong, andd tit really t Powless Arena for gone three of two minute penalty for lash' and g Y look the first round of play offs .gaud It was a hard fought .I. period roes down to who is better on the guyoork S ha Huse r \ 1j won both to t the 5 on 5 play" said Dams Kilgour, -floor hard W because the fell. Roam teams tong g t Six Nations started the scoring In lead but it martap/ Nations' Head Coach of the Buffalo hen quick rid you just do use _ six _ -' Bandits. you can" said General. Hiefirst mind with a Boar from Ands Bombe, who scored the iv Reedy Sun :05. winning goal with 5:541eß on the "We have to nay om of the box - General was also the ens n j gA r ses L John Monture earned Me assist clock. and we were able do that tonight. the goal by ...Kyle lamaar. 7 Zi p Delhi came hack and tied the game Starts earned Me assist. We really had a Ira better shut 170. first defensive specialist had ifw( and u at 1.1 with a goal t7::54 making a final attempt at foremg tonight Mat 6 also helping us his first goal for use season it a -d' it the second period. marline period, HER pulled thew to prove record", said ranch improved game over pie tan Kilgour 1 1 The l mod mood was well played goalie and Generals red their Irene sm. n both sides but both team .nee and and final goal at the Moor tin John Tams connected ras is . n 4,atc on thnight. 'Tay 1::So.S; .a- Shi. General en scare from lace as ho hh oar his Pkfirngame rho HSBCArcna showed us mum He has a sM1 it A' 1_ u n rhalßed up are Mat actually w. curvecode it ana use night points for works for him "said Coach Kilgour Buffalo Bandits dewive spescialùtr Byte Jamieson and Clay Sauk, know i wash, netwtil the very last "We well Pan the teaming curve Bin were a force to be reckoned wW m they helped their Pam dia. and. They dint give le the and and w mostly need to keep wings ride Philadelphia Wings in a 1046 win. /ana. recorded his mil just before the introdur challenging ourselves the floor." flew al for mama Squire-lIW was awarded "Collision of the We go and get measured by thei refs said Coach Kilgour. l fi fl Mink Matoas late" for Se woad.. !Photo, by T. Bratty as if we are plm and Men you a team we are jelling. We ward to Brody Miller of the Peewee AB Stars was skate ahead of Paris play eeSunday afternoon in game one of get the nod "said General. individuals any- often taken the heating rid doing tloo said Coach Kilgore-. the best offre serin in the second round of play effe The NO Nations boys won thele fir sePam, with }1 As for swell:.) have never more. We are building strong on use work for use play. Powless had Tent believe that latch, Hill) (Photo by Martin) wore. Samantha had a penalty shot in the National and off the floor. ( Mink that with 1 goal rid fora assists for the team was over looked three times when Quia SM Nations the round one Six Nations scored their third andd two goal lead. Lacrosse League you most of our players being in the putting him 6 de for 9th place it came to play selection, must w ut sweeping the rates throe signal early onrm du thud perF Six Nobs cravats to Paros this doll rc,b tbhayc 7o= em we h Me advantage of the ovmll or Rookie have been something µ.Se BD : /o Hundds bead coach games to nme od wins shot form Miller at st.1 Thursday for game two of the I night well, you just have b reap b developing friendships both on Powless is tied wi. retiring Fort. vid Mrt.k New. reports es Dann Kilgnar said The learn u eWels defeat Paris in game Randy Martin earned Ow assist arias. what they are giving you. Asa off Me floor. The guys are good n Gary Gait of Colorado, g 8 been NLL great." r really starting to get" one Pans was able to score one goal in seem. three will be played this goalie, I usually get to know use friends and they visit each other. Once again, Clay "The Grill" Hill 'so The Pm Wee All Stars were nback the Mie period but they couldn't weekend at the Gaylord Powless the Gaylord Powless Aroma for tunage m arch rip to Six Nations' raya. Bandits acquire pair of second draft picks; Derks traded to Arizona game one of Me second mood of Buffalo, N.Y. (February 1, 2004 I (71), seventh in points (67) and the HSBC Arena on Friday, against the Paris play offs Buffalo Bandits General eighth in assists (67). The February 11. 2005 at 7:30 PM ls e - Manager Kun Sitcom announce Oshawa, Ontario native played in Ticket packages are available by Roth teams was !wren+. the SUPEBBOWL SPECIAL today the team has acquired a sec three games this season for ailing the Buffalo Bandits Ticket first period Six Nmins took an LG 3 Item Pizza & Large Pepperoni around selection in the 2005 Buffalo, reglaterlag dude goals Office nt 1- 888467 -2273, or fans early lead in thee period with Double Wings - 2 L Pop mad order NLL Entry Draft and a second rid five assists for eight points. can purchase packages at the a goal Born Brandon Jacobs and round selection in the 2007 NLL Buffalo acquired Derks from the HSBC Arena Box Once or any assists from Monture and General Entry Draft from the Aran New York Saints on February 13, Tickets corn locations. For more Ill at 1:11. I'AL $40°° cash information, log to wwwb-n Scrag in exchange for forward 2002 along Roy Coney and General scored their second goal loom Darks All Snarls. are Brad Dairon in exchange for di cota Mst undo two minutes later ar 3H samierger SUNDAY SPECIALS aged to league approval Chris D 11 laxm Clark, Phil assists ¡midi with from Stua. Martin and Appearing in 39 career games fo WeMerup and Rob Kirkby. .p The Pee Wee AB Stars defeated the Belkr Pockets with a3I final score Quinn Psis he Bandits, Derks currently rank The Bandits nest home game will in a best offive sec,. Wedneday night at use Gaylord Powless Arena It proved to be the game winning .lons. Der .1.9E t.724ae 7.3. sixth in franchise historyo in goal, be against Me Anaheim Storm at (Photo by Samantha Martin) goal. 71cí

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Amara Chiefswood Pizza - arte= F losa Chlelswood Road 12 Turtle Island News - Local Section - February 2, 2005 0 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - February 2, 2005 13 d,.rr Kcthaw L' 111147411111111111,1 U 1111M1IIUjIUt S Traditional native culture and contempory dance share stage Make it a `Beary' special Valentine's Day with your kids By Edna J. Gooder lessly I1. She said her family have been very mann. Send your kids a Special Valentine Staff mirror., Smith has been involved with Kaba "coi from the tal in helping her realize her dream by providing tafaoneption,,, dawnro 00,, O,g (NC) -With romance typically the Table tuns throughout the very core of Six Nations and and comin- FOUR WAYS TO IMPROVE THE ROMANCE the costumes for M performers but tear detours ffol pointe n Valentine's Day, 90 oit provide A familyrsgame night (k d'a genie and the community i a hot bed of talent for music, t.. had mask input well11.5 'N said the curb toiled may h' ta find t lips for ongoing o hoice) RATIO THIS FEBRUARY 14TH art and dance. Ti, talent is expressed through the . Lt' tu mes they will be perfonning bol show" as am, to vive the kids in the C/ seen gut wrenching lyrics of blues bar, visually ip time for Valentines 19, H e hep annual February 14thth festivities. then t the A,1 much skin al possible, far she wanted u. Pia M station the car radiodio twat ab.e pC -yslitre arc five surefire a. through oils and clay, and through, the expressive, Imadr has r this year. v & f.4d', emo the mavemem file Haar. than )eee The coupons hone in m kid- (good for one in-town trip) delicate Fend and body rare dancer. room new movement with the Heert to Heart Bear that fondly ideas such as A night of noncom and videos non from the experts at Hallmark. One such artist is Santee Smith a well (mown carries a booklet of To Kids with (kid's choice of what to watch) dancer and choreographer from right here. Smith is She said it has been a lot of Ive Comonu Choosing the toppings on arc One `chore free' Saturday II. low artec bringing her native, inspired production Kalw:wi and family's next pizza linThef g M andscards far valentine tmantimely mama tomorrow night for one performance only et work "finding funding This unique coupon booklet con- One extra how of television awe we, se suet eee- temparan Brantford's Sanderson Centre. paying for her artist", but it tains creative suggestions for A backyard (or hying on.. nMIS e b woo sack .ard Send. Mohawk of the T)mle Clan said her native amly fun No will nuke fo camp has been well worth it, for she memorable akms; aÿ alaa la inspired production showcases the riclmess of her Valentines celeba- A long distance phone call ova couldn't see herself doing Give a Gift of Love .hn.n M. . oc k dm0 culture, which she and her troupe of nine dancers env.. r r . >era e.., demonstrate through intricate movements ana cou- anything else. MAGNETIC JEWELLERY ples native tradition with her, unique, contempo- Lamm w Mal 1ao h sa wY She emphasized her dancers are all indigenous the ella presentation, and Hallmark'a rary style. Smith added the audiences will also see ÿ For Pain Relief r Sweet Treats g end re. is deslyea to hold a from the Western hemisphere, such as Mexico, elements of ballet, for she is a classically trained Brazil and North Amerce. ,I_,. DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY FEBRUARY 50 ballerina. nub.,Ia anted ya Smith said sne II bee pafotming nexl t Brook MOO am to 2:00 pm at Highway 53 Flea Market She said Me productions "fro] flowing" elements e Unicvny. wine ,hell be pens IlnBa new plop Canoodle - Under New Management 15..,M W. -Far M aaa b titled Hare on Earth." She added nor new pose ,.blmr.Yacal.mxmxd h five (lowing once, with maim, contempo- 1 95 uni uuu°rAI:, IS rary tot expression, such typm of n ' l'a1I' ,Ono 'I it /inliNe Nor es,? [dry : Ñ tolling around. the stage .. emotional support and caring for daughter Semi., shooMe6,h CD er os vs .. Smith said she has received financial support from 6, wOle she is touring. Although, Smith rdd, she / b Ih Valentine's Day Dining Reesweellso"r various .urces, suchinch m the Ontario Art Caul, takes her young daughter with her when she goes foul.. exclusively at nub.. Special Available Feb. 14 4 p.m. 'til Close r .n ,t Iwa National Aboriginal Foundation. Canada Arts out on loop woe Smi said what she'd like. .srfd.ma. .a ...a Full Course Meal - Your Choice e r Council, her Foundation New Works, do in the future is cow, wor I b M. 0..0`iá rd Tank ,. pp. U they Fund Woodland Cully.Cultural centre and tog, building up her repitar of `fir 4sllg. pun g9 r rase. fro EA.T. a $e Nations. dance MI productions usatwos im IN ImaeI N. keepmke tux 15695} A chocolate Smith said SM1ehnshe been working on her .,clot, and lust d what s h c dr`i Gminen Ibe Erie Beach Hotel cinnamon hearts are other s wart arcano slime likes to do best 4.w t. taw ad M fund, de M mm.d ova r enclave w....,nfuú.iwp`,.°" you muld the ream is "well over $100,0009 She said it has dance. Ma SWIM been a lot of cab "firing funding and paying for t, SENIORS he, ands", butnut it has been well worth it, for Mt couldn't see herself doing anything also. 29 $3299 Smith said she has been traveling with Yon ties a -' lee Yoh l,) Good Road" Mae w ribs an! In Soh A o liFill already perforated b .14, SW. 799 Colborne St. Ea ' Calgary n will be performing in blends traditional Iroquoian dances, suchas stomp, ad Brantford Washington D.C. x go omen's shuffle. rabbit and her 'Version of moc- the o[lertvoob 756.5484 Smith said she has an extensive pnkgmur in repladmmsraannq F casin dance: with cosy movements. m 756.7950 dame from perfonning in .owl productions of l Sear. said Knha: w h very visual piece of the National Ballet School of Canada.a, where she worok, with elements i rate arc physically demand- received her classical training m the lender age of t7''1 g, which she and her dancers try to portray eH - ..1 Southwind L1.r('.. tier ..J, your ad in Jewellery ç urt1e Island News 4.4> lad" Va[rwine. 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(519) 445 -0329 Get your ad in early( Will be drawn Feb. 11'", 2005 @ 12 pm Turtle Island News - Local Section - February 2, 2005 February 2, 14 Al/ 2005 Lora 5 Police agreement signed, adhoc committee to exploring police service (Comsm,ed óm from The letter, General add, supported nulling. give me Me information, From 5000,000. )here has been no going eo make Mme changes, it his notion of a need for I'm list. them o your head, take ment Y kid a agree- - b g nt h has been will longer o make its way eii:071,01WOMIA*No 'Wtor all First Nanatea. cam. potency, structure and rev Councillorgoing A Hill reminded monad nn:- dough the system and may now amides. '"IbeY wan one ague. General said the lent, mat was not General "it is Me ajjotitydofnt Ile mi0, the agreement "is the may want changes. you start unsay- mere for the whole ,wary and released publically, points out Nat cal who makes a decisions, hest policing agreement in the ailing something that has been pun band council, "as a signatory of Vale going hack into this I, I, I, army. me best Six anion her in and Turtle Island News who they are oRCdng is has than place could jeopardise what o thing what you have." the agreement you are maned h again'. ever had ands N i rhm abet- is m.o. , satisfied with the agreement" Councillor guess At the end of a meeting, that was Ilelen Miller to ent that the o Thereere "If that fading is not assigned .

General said he made boned why elected it A3 s[ li na aced, Elected Chief arrange chief General are asafeguards In here Mat no one Match n goes hack into the Dave General said hema., to Mvas leading people to believe he else has, Nat by been built on over government's general administra- C®1®arrg knew nothing about this agree - 3 years of negotiating" tion and will not get It 1CCrt be able to sign the agreement. n back. You said Ile said he was pleased with the ment. council has had no He told them the Six Nations Yon will Men have bossism to the ...lake session and getting the ,w input o the negotiations but you agreement is unique, "It sticks in community how you lost 5800.00. 000. on the information he needed from die sat previous council and Ile the craw of die yrovinre and the 1 don't understand what your prow b council had a on the fed. They want cookie cutter lem is;' he old General. C®Pinl vol "It ever my intention to ever a_ Yeti' ammment gutut o a bureaucrat General warned the professoe'wa jeopardize our police force." he Miller saidsaid formerfanner councillor can tops unilaterally across the don't want to go there." aid. "But I hope I never again see Susan Porter knew don thou age, camp. just changing the name of Councillor George Montour said , disolav as Ida at the ment d was Rhoda. on the Me Fint Nation, he mvgM Su sae b raakl. with uniform police R lined ar nego g He said "the provir. and the fed. M,wwr. council, representative 1Y up in the back stain toms.- } Councillor Georee Montour .00.0 eras govemment take very opponu- h r.mkaan aW ,hen loo Mrs General mid, " Nett were issues P.m.. with Ile said when he took why o take tuna th agree . been ample oppo ty be partr pCI 7 Nat had to be resolved' on v the band council mesa. Mk have to be vigilant. It al per- this pmcess. The 5800000 is in `V, He aid all with the meritsts for council o meet with the tau to the police commission. feet but h i the best Ma h w party Uwe ,n amending this I commission, heer tel( "comfortable" provincial negotiator Feb., 7th. forme councillor Susan Pan told here and we want to keep u and agreementt it sends ared flag to Me 44 with signing the funding agree- Gene. said he wanted to make him she mined down then PPOmr- improve m B We are proudly tir- other Iwo paries." Montour old S ment re all three partiesp r too agree- wry to sit .thenthene negotiating t teamm earn from the rest him ive can deal with Nose issues were present to sot*- stork commitments. He said the agreement safeguards Six Nations band council, i draw ten. of . agreeing to sign the document also and common wandground -lkmd III said way (former sash- Fix Nation rights al includes Councillor Meth Thom asked passed a band council remora baited. provincial negotiator con- Porkr)Porter) did relay this o bard coon- First N un rights guaranteed by for ch.ee soon for voted o ` .. meM. adhoc committee ocodIwo "I die not wooer him." dl Me only' . suggel mid he debate their *e council voted six meet with',I lite to 110ío amber and fanner Muter told. General "so * knew. row had only M sips. N m six o dose she session Fada y ; band wamedmc Wellington You knew. You had a thence o make o the agreement. "Thee are wiaw elected chief Dave thaw mown{ other h Cores Understanding ^teen warned mfO,,council, rte not have hate and you chose not m Mo amendments 1 wool o see in nod. thethe tie to cooed the demon um police me the province of äo.11 Fun taken Merc aid. Voting fora close. meeting and Six Nation Band cored. he coming down pore m all m Commission char Willis Miller General had originally soli a letter were intro oama Roger loldol,o, whit to do with a said PorterP on the fora Thomas, General said he had never been our policelice of agree- was eked to sit- listing dements o do cam- Melia Chris Martin, r,,,I0 tom the "absolute end date' for the ment when we have reached a down the team "m .she awed Lewis St. and Grogs Mow % agrean to be signed was March are negot wits dam dell. They don the request "So n was do- Ile he now wand o place coang against Me too arewere lOr yin 'n order o secure 5goo.o0a lu negotiating from the other cussed with previous chief. t Ihe section dealing with appoint- councillors; ACa ill ll. Milli, ,ding. siT" council..ow iutass ltd to amth o Moons und that to Levi xlahe. Cal Hill. Dave Hill the community Glenda .I..rter General said aman omet items The announcement sparked con- omit. council J,d he and o ism harem foam mail members appoint anyoneedmcmowe felt inn have upw insu the terms ofowed refer- At Ne cal of she IS Dave i i he wants he adhoc of el e e chiefcouncil General police ommis idea of m aka a.l including Councillor Helen tier satisfied w one.. ewe," 'geld Cereal . Ave 71111 council agreed m team," saw Councillor reinmussed had opposed o who questioned why he meeting Tr. Miller gessoes. was arranged, w * ram maned Nova Scotia law professor Alan D en two you had four issues sign the andin agreementagree and r h d approval a input Grantehaz hen a conga *l she now Ire Iwo. end aie the agree- appoint an a cw ` pCommissiono Trion Mina p I run passed police commissiontold n the put mentewan amnW,n claw. Ma Irak amber ssws.Cgounenerl explained b General, going solen Caas'M Ave Hill wn. la why me province "suddenly wants decades. He told General "1 tltiM i says coined can from time lo tine a melee amhodziI Ge b election would exclude a large po - province m come down and get involveddo in would be the m mange. make ao,Nmnis"TO Is anad- slotMeageemeap,passedunae-the I Iota of .Si( Nabs. appointed What an marten I backward have senior nspo agreement. You are talking impwlyoC0114, hamac -iae hoe looked the Idea of whet ú mola don't b a holder Roger 1 thsN we should h talking re twain form the province =rabid about arvimriss can aye Nis and pnfWM hart electing Ihe B,ftdol but we ! walk w11 your separately." electedeleekd chief Dan lama. corn- at all. Do they think they are into- immanent into his =ma deal loos _w have such a large treditiotal popu- Prof., Gram old him, hoe representative George loom. who oho i 00 only vote, Mg down here to ante. this chamber are [ell you wont y.your mission policing agreement will contain. It separate the Iwo hinge. This is Stoats. aoJ councillor Lewis but won't no for offica we felt it Are they going m all b e" been safe 000*m," funding apemen you go to ,tailla. a w Miro seek nominees from the now incosigning Nit apnmKnl'Nk a le heir m now and say c are public at large:' be talking them' n "You are sovereign ammo one your you Imereau are being General launched Ihe meeting AM questionedgwstoned General,Genteel °you dictated m you by rote rm'a oing a hewer he received from received this letter Monday Why we (councillors)rs) given it eign'ìsolmk all anN, soar the province's policing negotiator COMMUNITY last Monday who offered to come WIRY IFIw.yI,1 cidt.bean.- c told raw era. -4 nW agree to Six Nations and meet General told the Ile WEEK hum co wazss runt land got h nor segued on March 3In AWARENESS General and the council ohmthe aVamo hum Ile and I've explain federal and provincial auamdties money why Yuu walked awry MEETING General says he's a part time chief WHERE: Six Nations Council Lynda Fowles, Chambers émEditor WHEN: Friday, February 4, 2005 Six Nations Elected chief Dave General says he Is a pan time chief, not a full time chief but has hired local lawyer Darryl nnxrarer as a full time political adviser. TIME: 10:00 am Don. was educed to band staff Monday and council dining its closed political liaison meeting II low much ,hemp ENTRY FORM Monday night s General did na man lade Island News calla isn't known Damon . Win... Win... Win.. Name- Age: paid or what budget the cons am coning from. All interested departments and Spumes told Turtle Island News General old his council, Monday night, he was a pan -time chief. Address. Tel' community organizations please VALENTINES CONTEST PRIZES The Six Nations Election Code does no stipulate Mal the elated chief position is a full time lob or whether band councillors are full or part time. send a representative. Jumbo Video -ase+r. Phnrmasave- Hagersville 40 Rules & Regulations: Former chef Wellington Stoats aid prior to Roberta laminas no one ever mooned whether the lob ¡' full part time. Buckwheat^- Rogersville G.R.E. A.T.- Ohsweken To enter, colour the picture (no photocopies allowed). Jill out the entry was or Godfather's- Hagersville Bon Bon Baud., nass. I rat thought when we avail paying the chief a yearly elan that made it a full time job as far as I rest FOR MORE INFO: firm and drop it by Turtle Island News (Monday-Friday, 9 am to 5 pm). the band full ^ IDA- Hagersville Brantford teed. When 1 was chief, d was a lull time job. You were expected to he working for ^ You can also mail rat,. entry: Awareness Week Zehrs- Caledonia M Brantford tares ..'o_' W one Community ^ Dairy Brantford mare Turtle News, P.O. Box 329, Ohsweken. ON NSA IMO It decnitely is a full job if mu was to do a good job. It takes up all your time, and evenings as well. queen .a Island Om Co- ordinator: Johnna Martin Giant Tiger- Hagersville - Checkered Flag- Brantford Contest open to all children under 12 years of age. One entry per child You have Ill be pretty dedioted to it" is left like that because you are 6odt other '3- Caledonia Present Times- Brantford Wine rs will be contacted by phone Swats said he isn't surprised it isn't laid out in the elation code. -Lain at 445 -2201 ext. 235 Blossoms- Rogersville Smackdab- Brantford 7 expected when you tun for public lice to dedicate as much time, yon need for Mot job." McDonald's- Caledonia If DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Hang ® NOON. Under the Canadian Elections Act it does not stipulate that the Prime Minister is a full time position eider. i 2, ,CV 17 16 local February 2005 February 2, 2005 Oneida News INAC says Grade three test results coming in spring Oneida holds forom on education at Standing Stone elementary school By Donna Dark them in their four -year hid to take approaching amndard, three is students have already received Katherine Knott Mr approval by Story and Pharos By Knymatad 1976, wine she completed her explored with regards to Staff Write over Six Nano. education standard, and four is individual student reports of their March 1st deadline. It will then he (Den /Mensal B.A. during night classes, training Programming, Philosophy a The results of the grade three "We want to know what it is we above standard. children s performance. However, sent to Six Nations principals and Oneida - "This wu the first time as hint. School Teacher. She Vision, Provincial Services Ontario prow ' conduct- i.er It ing," says Den a a the results, school says b's t the teachers In report by mid- having such a focused discussion worked 27 years as an Educator. Reommendatins, and Cultural ed on Six Nations last spring will Montour, char of the S.C. muds implement improve - results are collared across Six March, says aided, adding that with community members around Incorporating our language and Goals. be publicized by mid -March, says Last May was the first time the ment strategies for both teachers Nations. the report can be publicized educational issues. This is vital to Indian and Northern Affairs tests were conducted on Six and kids. The Ministry, goal is o "They here.) don't even know Montour, who is also the native building a community Thal. Canada (INAC). Nation. The province's Ministry see 75 , cent of kids at provin- how their child is doing in eom- advisor for the Grand Erie District pronounced Betty Summers, The Six Nations Education of !amnion has been administer- ciel standard in all three subject pamm with other grade three stn- School Board, sits she a - Chairperson of Oneidé s OKT 1111ir_.11 Commission (SNEC) Aas been ing the tens to grade three and six aroo dents and that's really impormi" pates the results won't be good. On Saturday, Jant.ry 29Th, az as of "Beatrice c rock Wardell communicationsc t going t o be Stone wailing since November to snide, since 1996 way Schriever, - gaud Oneida's Standing receiveve thecresulis the tests, gauging the comprehension levels lions err fa E Q AO seas officer for INAC, says theyy are because k the first time. Gland Elementary School, Educators, oP P f , when the rest of the povince pub- f Ontario students in three sub- fund Six Nations wine is currentlyp collating the 1515 and Erie was not good alto the first Oerda s OKT akaS Seised ,, "null oat. Education mat areas. reeding, amino and the and aged by INAC. will bg putting them logeher in a time, but we need to build on K elihun ^ ain Quality aed Accountability Office math. the results were tar required to be package sling with a "Six thai, has Education Ii, SI Web rota. There are four levels of comp. publchool u d provincially Theo ,Bate action plan" This May, both grade [lure and Bard Member, Oneida The SNgC says re ring alp heftier level one s below school board results were. The informationDion tort be forward- grade six side.. Six Nations age and Cultural Center analyzing the results roll help provincial standard, t two is Parents of last year's garde three ed o MAC Director of Education will participate in the tests. emit, all concerned community rfLrn embers pared arRO Ma y d. Elyaa f rar Ossa Larfsgr and CWtmd Cram, 4be0 reesamendadaeafWinding the teachings of "The 13Moans" Table" discussion's regarding the her Seneca Casino builds own power plant to service casino EdmvdonW em ardour future of SlO8 into Oneidn4 By Goofier officer of the Seneca Niagara plying its awn hydro and is hit the area in the summer of construction of the power plant, Earl) Jessica Summss began the lives. Emphasis was put nor the not hereT Staff reporter Casino (SNC) said, i phone expected lobe paying for itself in 2003. He added the will which will be completed morning with. ofhto the Mother, the Parrots: being the Throughout the visining Niagara Falls N.Y. - Gamblers interview last week that the S5.6 about "seven years" He said the also supply energy to the 600 ...Testing of the be ya wiry, in memory of her gan _' f tt h. "There are /000 Ian- process, various wonderful ideas won't be placing their bets in the million power plant heated. the power plant will save the Seneca room luxury kasha slated to be said, will take place in March. Lois Cornelius, and Trader Gwen Lasalle,, sit happily the world. The and suggestions were presented. terjour, Ibxma. soon bed bees .Arose. pages is your side of the casino will gran- Nation millions of dollars in acct- completed at the end of December unfortunately, Brown added, the optimism Saturday's visioning as of o dark again, for new multi -mil- south together their share weir win , her journey o Creator's lend. on is that by the year 2100, ere Solutions to Improving the quality lion dollar power will keep enough power to the taw gy co juts in time for New Years Eve pore, plant's capacity Is too to 600 education and quality plant January 24, 2004. Summers roll be only three In- of of life for the lights and slot machine ingc and the 26 story, lux- said the decision to built celebrations small to be of use for the City of children, included. -hiring all teach. "She was dedicated culture into her classroom. It was "We're from a Federal Pram left. We want to make our going. ry Minima that is being bull[. en of energy for the casino Marina Energy of New /trey. Niagara Falls in case of another sure that one teachers and staff, -culor- teacher She' been a fixture n her passion. She inspired so perspective a d going into imitate arose.- Native Mickey Brown chief executive Brown said the SNC will he sup- was because of the blackout that Brown said, is overseeing" the blackout. language for all our school since the Old 03 may students here in Oneida, Provincial curriculum when our Sending Stone's principal, loll al and train, seta non-resident and achers end stuff,- langue arts/ School. as an Educe.. with her teaming and teaching children get to grade se We an -Abo expiated. see reading comprehension r - Assistant She then became a styles." need to address the needs of our -I Scott Cavan named Director of Media Relations for the National my as helping the school, rating calumny had curriculum Secret,Secretory at Standing Stone in Four areas of discussion were children to a who.. way," job explained the Oneida Chippewa home, and community to decide materials, -pawl. of unity Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF) and Mundy. Education Trustee, what they want to do I not here among parents staff, community, to own Os bending for aka Toronto The National Council, will be a great benefit to governmental finder of Taking Pulse. As well, the Awards, a dazzling showcase of Sue Derma. to tell them. They need . all Aboriginal Achievement the NAAF team and we couldn't Aboriginal education, with an undati recognizes and cele- Aboriginal entertainment IN, it Jessica Hill, OKT Board what happens here. I a trained Oren, -them Oneida speakers the Foundation (NAAF) is pleased o be happier that he has agreed to Education Program that now dls- brutes Aboriginal cam broadcast nat on CBC rod Member, explained, "We need to facilitator, ban Kesel continued. Assistants,volve ant end .mle community involveinvolvement / - announce Mat Scott Cavan has l to.- said Robe. Jamieson, burros more than $2 million a plishment through [the annual APTN. prepare our children wM1Olistieal- "I believe n consensus-building;etc w accepted the position of Director CEO, NAAF. year to First Nations, Inuit and National Aboriginal Achievement ly!mentatly. physically. o /dco g aonund leers le php. and su) Media Relations. Founded in 1984, f,Sad,md eds students arms the country. ally, and gainsay. to be pre- comd commonco stV. p.a. on directions." ban sal Akhab. his Cornelius Asset "Scott's previous experience boriginal Achievement In addition, NMF o,ganiO. pared to meet t the l challenges of Missing women aged that he eras not take aedic- her yearnyens of lifelong 55eWknowledge, Me National, Provincial Band Foundation (NAAF) is e on Blueprint for the Future career the outside world. We want to 1 would aka o wage m regional levels with various profit organization that sawn- fairs Ira Aboriginal high school KENOIIA (CP)__ Local police report there aren't any files fitting the find ways to strengthen our chil- Arose. [Ada Doxs aroma.) of younger ramifies to loam the Aboriginal organizations, such as ages and empowers Auden and recently launched description of Stolen Sisters In the Kendra area dren's self- esteem." With refer- Oneida, has six grandchildrenSchool. Oneida language and culture. We the Chiefs of Ontario, the Aboriginal people to advance Industry to the Classroom, the Also referred to as Sisters in Spirts a cross -Canada list of aboriginal ere Io the day's discussions, Hill erns, School have m want to put Nat into the National Aboriginal Achievement their educational and career asps- first program to be developed out women who have disappeared has been compiled by the Name commented, "Hopefully we're lending grading She shared her concerns, "When I school more intense, w elace Foundation, and the Six Nations rations. NAAF is the biggest non- of its employment initiative, Women's Association of Canada. It also includes those who were bringing the community together lima u4dam. die eA. It would he helpful for found dead to enable .to build a stronger was working as two child was asked to read the Parents I learn to speak la- Qón:ó D' D éóï wöóDCdLg "D While there have been incidents tote pas1, none of Me three local community and allow peoples' grade read. Oneida. a l learn tun our police forma. Kendra Police Service, Ontario Provincial Police and voices to be heard." a book, but he couldn't h.- does grade from ry as center Cane to m In Treaty 3 Police Service reported any outstanding incidents. Mary Elijah, of the Oneida How gat with- r you wantwent to here, According to the Sims in Spirit website, more than 500 aboriginal Language and Cultural Center outWergm4n o node o, g if Six Nations N.A.I.G. Network knowing that he We hue r1 ee to help. l ere, women have disappeared an Canada over the last 20 years. An reflected on the Importance of everyone the a few reps stall amend. But, how will be holding their monthly meeting at Six Nations Public Library on the no Amnesty International report released last Onober detailed the sorties incorporating Oneida cultural couldn't read?" Rek ria m who through lust are vs< oftour here? We first Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. (next meeting Thun. Feb., 3 2005) of four aboriginal women, who had been abducted and then killed. teachings, language, and world - many fall lost one of h speakers,speakers All athletes and parents please plan to attend- Agenda: update on othe calm at all thenine educational Hl gads, Dort Met I n continued, -How do they get Mercy DOxtatoc We need to keep Games to held in Denver Colorado in 2006: fundraising events. levels r of education within the to the our language and culture alive, If you plan on being coach/ manager or player you need te Oneida community. She present- missed? What's happening 1 children? are they not bemuse that is who we are as a attend these meetings to gather information. ° The Six Nations and Friends ed ideas that would lead to a cul- Why Things arc corninget,,ogeth- turally inclusive learning grasping the learning here? BM people. POLICIES FOR 2006 GAMES Memorial Golf Classixe going 10 Akhntb, Lois w opti- o approach from Daycare, into with my grandchildren - ...mww jC about the positive suer, Iii and continuing into Thal n, they are grasping mMk n' .a. . ::'.' Head Stan of r hereby request the application of two (2) t. Solwhatt' pang. here? Why result the Grade School, to be carried . ._ V are they westing [there, but Saturday's-discussions. .F _ Beneficiaries of 2005 Golf Classixc, to be held throughout the children's entire ) :..n°°ar(.+_ at the Delhi Golf and Country Club, .awnena.n raw..w`.. 7::::::::=1:=:;;;;;;":` Saturday )une 25th, 2005 u.,,uoesswownwmus pm,* e_eaa `r.a;eÿ wmm WIN i=i la The Applicants must be a Six Nations and Area non- Te i FF' a I. arms _ne m_a_..a..aro: art-Za. x.m....._.a...dw.- profit Organization. One related to sports and the Disney on Ice Tickets other Cultural. Please submit a written request i 6. nw__awml pm Answer the skill testing question and bong your ballot In or mail in .:: an and the specific use of specifying amount ; name will be put in to a draw for tickets to Disney on Ice Six North American We i and your Nations Indigenous Games Network Membership subsidy. ri. mairoo: Will be drawn on February feed @ rpm. a.,.raa....,a b *i Submit to Eugene P. Smith ; :w. QUESTION: Who is Mickey Mouse's Sweetie (girlhiend) ? 1 'spe ..a_www.a.e.w,m..ww Six Nations & Friends Memorial Golf FEB. 23-27 _ ..n.m. amn .wang ANSWER, #I nanmea- .care, Classixc monz===. tea roe 2005 Chairperson OPENING NIGHT 1;47, TICKETS SI, Name, Age: 2647 4° Line, R.R. #1, Ohsweken, ON aso ,SIS Fmw °o' 1 six radian M. Anunican Indigenous onawenen, ontano Address: exeour rvera es NMI, NOA IMO Buy tank at @ 12 noon. m Deadline: February 18 ", 2005 www.dieneyoniee.mm,d; rIO. Centers answer in to 1 KenyDoolltua -Prmidant- sssreszlea x,atyvsaaMilM_vicaPrmMwr.5lemsasra _ 519 -445 -2491 Bring in to Turtle Island News, 22013 Chafer.. Rd., Ohsweken or mail your or III (519)4488 -1012 n - Treasurer -519.154786 Tammy lobo IsBatt Cevw Bon Office, Turtle Island News, P.O. Box 329 Ohsweken, ON NOE IMO Deadline: Monday, February 24, 2005 @ 12:00 pm a TIIXEf PRICES 515 -520 ,516 area. Ages 13 6 under. Q D D. 0' DpD sD D' h ti.`i iwj oran :paw met sa.ae Contest open to Oneida and South Western ,.. February 2, 2005 19 18 National February 2, 2005 National - _ Inuit law students see themselves as helping shape future NATIONAL BRIEFS NATIONAL BRIEFS Mohawks, feds on Quebec land claim of Nunavut with the fennMmn an law pardons page) wA(CP)_ The federal For. Mohawk Council of Akwesasne working Mohawks of (CP) The grards and allowances have been community wiMin some ba Lotteries to and o million helping gambling VICTORIA _ cow: Nunavut ernment and the Mohawks of said Thursday in a teleconference he a d Pea on Friday, calling for pewee financial account- addicts outline d say anything about able to complete Weir studies at actual knowledge of We customs and Barnes said they couldn't the D kwesasne are ready to open talks announcing the arrangement Ile help a er than and n ability n running of hand bui ness., earlier pain by the same WINNIPEG (CP) Critics y a plan by Manitoba Lotteries to spend earning the tons to shape home in Me North utlirwm the people,- that the were said the Mohawks believe that g row much money might be group, which ended lm. 12, loafed several weeks on a claim naves She new in Canada's North, move sold o Toronto, Simnel!. Coman mid. "It will bring old SI O million on research and programming for gambling addicts is unary robbed of 4,100 hectares of Lund: Me 1888 deal is invalid and the involved in compensation. nor Row own thee the weekend.. spokeswoman for the group, Joan Manna, said hypocritical Fecal sea wan only man... the agencycv launched but as graduation day approaches awes,. slaw to the way things are Quebec more Wan a century ago. 050.000 the federal government long the talks might take. RCMP the protesters would look into fouling Meir own band. anew ea.p to more people to play V it's starting to feel that way for He, Coman. W is u done in N g. The clam involves the township paid luck then was far below Be "Wire only starting agora* N S judge rules Mr ima man not aboriginal enough announced Friday it will nse the money over 11 officer who will earn his law Inuitjustice is more of a mediation The Crown corporation of the HALIFAX A offivimed f Dundee, a tract in the western actual value of the land eons;' Beaudry said. Most how degree through the program. process where patties (CPI_ artt, Sau Mau M man of five years to create a re.arch fund. It will alto at tostino,.¢.¢whoa didn'tdidn Mink wa realized n,e affected most 'p of Quebec on the south The land had been the subject of a land in question eventually fell into hun illegally on l do g la aboriginal u s didn'tt run across Canada to help Manitoba Lotteries mderstand and help dose much of role models we would end The Inuit father of two sawn. met on neutral around with an l I More of the Sr Lawrence River court case,, but Me two sides agreed private hands, but Blaudry and the who dune Fro to hunting rights. wed gaming, and torment the m place. ap being," sayss Madeleine eight years as a Mountie ie elder or group of elders all the Akwesasne Reserve to aside in favour of chief said no private property will I a ton Ital. Handel wen Judge Patrick Curran s opposite put.. Redfern, who I. y from I a1mt, Yellowknife. Rankin Inlet, let both .idea an then differences, "M b fa recognized across Canada as Mite leader in The Mohawks say they never negotiations. be expropriated, no matter what the ruled Oat then an anneal right to hunt for food in the area where roper. sau said Lotteries Minister Son Staid, "W believe Broughton Island and other north head for o teome of the talks. nenson Dennis Walker TM a deer three fears ago. Beam to surrender the land in an Luc Blaudry, chef negotiator a lot w 's also this step is g But To gambling critic Iron Schuler "There initial thought by ern es pñor to enrolling The meeting N the elders Iona .Ilb,utsl government said the In other, similar claims native But doesn't gwlify because Me New Brunsw'iek- ISPX purchase deal. the federal of people Us the law school. pan of an effort to determine what Clem ...her said the govern was laying$12ppacirrs in own anal. W would wily P.O our talks "new beginning" in bends b e Men given money bem native had little contact with Mï kmaq in Nova Scotia and had "We view it a of trod, make Mil," she mid. "The fact Mat we The RCMP is funding his new dispute is about and what are b 2W2. Mamba. pap Bala per person on casinos, lottery I ace. dad not has never Ian the onship between the two which they used to but back Ian, oug serval no Nova Scotia such scratch-and-win and video lottery i .war tuck it hough. years, we ve I roam he has ag pro im underlying can t. said Coman. pod. Me current owners were se Curran ca edFmm°Mating without given up,' Gran Chief Angela sides. htn but only if with is adversari, terminals The Canadian avengeave672) waswad Smor Only Maple in Alberto done well and were going Shah at less ace artmm Ica. to Canadian -style julo 1 The - states Mat n OMO 26, 2001, 1 Walker shin a deer near WahieMawi Bones of the am really lacking forward to willing, Blaudry mid. we degree. al where people ro find al I and Sabclewa flan most tan Munoarea uate Nis June shows that yes, RCMP once he gets his law look fault (f...) Antrim M the former Halifax County. eh money will focused on ¢veal specific a can .wind.° Coman said he doesn't Mow and decide on punishment be mid. Them lcv The land was part of the territory ladidoally used by the Mï kmaq and economic impact gambling. adolescent Lawyers for accused murderer say U.S. evidence sloppy The ùw School Society where bell be stationed, but sus- Like Redfern, Conran started Me gambling the social of of the Sbohenacnie- Muvluodoboit region for homing and otber pm- gambling, mental health disorders and grumbling, best practices in program is the first of its kind in pects it will be in Me North. law grog. as a personal goal, VANCOUVER (CP) _The United as Caucasian, about 188 centime- DelBigio accused U.S. investlga- poses. An identifiable Mi'kmaq communityunity has existed M parts of preventing gambling im mu, aboriginal ambling and the Canada. "It was just an opportunity I just bans time Progressed he began to States is orating Canada like a tres tots of asking Pelletier ro Ile in that region for sever hundred yes, the said programs. The four -yew law degree pmgam had to take;' he said. realize the people of the NpM lag tt rcetrvec

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CPS/First Aid ceMfication is an asset. OPPORTUNITIES! present self accordingly. Location: Woodland Cultural Centre, 184 Mohawk Street, Un. e contra, o me end nammme current school year t or 2 days jA 41 17- students Or mail The Editor Sep. Marks/Progress reports due for all continuing Brantford, Ontario per week. Turtle Island News, Levels 3 .4 provide Letter of Good Academic Standing, If this is YOU please submit Salary: Commensurate with experience and established Salary Application deadline for Winter semester start, January. Position: Library Technician (One year contract) P.O. Hoa 329, Are you looking for a career with your resume and cover lane ikon: Tuesday re, Saturday APPLICATION OPAOLIXE CATE: Thursday, Fehr., ID, 050á4:0o pm Ohaweken, ON b: Jan. 17- MMSPm0ress reports due for all c01,244 rig 404000 37.5 hours per week- some evenings required Please fax or mw ces(emplcyment INO.A. IMO excellent pay and benefits? 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Grand River Employment And Training in Levels I 04 provide Letter afoot/ Academic Standing. or Fax: (519)445 -0865 and supporting 45 Nation Communities and their education partnership with the Canadian Union of App4ea0on deadline for FaIVWinter semenerts). amhorines, students and appropriate faculties at local colleges and Skilled Workers will be holding an We wish to thank all candi- universities, e: ly those offering Native Studies and to the gen- information session on: real public an0 Moir schools. dates but only those granted an ,eresie. will be This should be a self starter and able to work with a 'T GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Thursday February 3. 2005 at 6:30 p.m. 4Li0dual BECOME A MEMBER fs¡e'- wwruad minimum of supervision. tpe Rlfaa TM it it in the GREAT Theatre ne GREAT Op ortonny Cana, te Sunrise Court, P.O. Bea Se, Ohswehen, Ontario, HOP ana OF OUR BOARD OF ail A arch com,ent will mande wiring and developing a report Te vlstvl era S.2134.230 wwwe n.eam 16 Sunrise Court in Ohsavehen Iwo DIRECTORS as to de viability of the Lion Services including recommenda- A T. JOB BOARD For more information, 1/7 ß.0.E ! tions of improvement hfservice delivery and associated cots; hours Nfc. ab. car tf:wTnn ! Please plan to attend ! please call The Children s Md society of Brant has two vacancies un its Board of ofo ran'n g and r sty for y n sonsgo a. zlialgEMMILIP and get information Administrative Assistant Chiefs of Ontario, Brantford TEAM Febmary 25, 2005 Directors. We are interested individuals who have a des and statistical collection and analyse or the usage anti the { Laurie From : at and an application i caring forkM1 safety of chllg dreno n/ supportsu of families whereere children term of Me contract. 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King Elemenmy School, DOE 4, 2005 kn Faber In the arrea served -New Credit Nom head office orrw 'es on businerssin - Willingness to meet and greet the public pnm aie n; Check Services INVITATION TO QUOTE - Willm0oess b present and promote (M Library Welders & Welder Fitters Allied Marine, Hamilton - DOE ASAP b) vino notifies society in writing, of ma First Is in group seuigs The Mississaugas of the New Credit Nation desire to become a member and, Aboriginal Liaison White Pine loop...,. endin.0$ GOFF ASAP - A self starter- multi task oriented hinting the Annual Association of Iroquois and Awed e) who pays e annual membership tluee ($5.00 per reap. out our OBlcer (WC) Basic Libra, Technician background Indians (ALAI) General Assembly. and in this regard aro meetings (e)', Working knowledge of Library Congress ClmsiEeation are seeking quotes to cater the gathering on their aon. adman. Sysmm osa es((Fee NEW SIX NATIONS COUNCIL territory. 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TURTLE ISLAND News ADVERSDSINO for the above noted positions must be picked up at Grand River Friday, February 11, 2005 @ 12:00 noon. PHONE: 445 -0868 FAX: 445-0865 Employment Se Training, reception desk, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. & 4:30p.m. Monday through Friday. Note that all su1missim will be *warded to ADVERTISING is 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY www-tFleturtleisIandnews-com DIAMINE AIAI for the selection process. e..l 22 February 2, 2005 Classa** February 2, 2005 0 Business Directory 23 BIRTH ENGAGEMENT THANK You NOTICE FOR SALE Met WE BUY 6 SELL Six Nations Seems. ry ,I NIA:WEH KOWA VACUUM CLEANER NEW USED 'i Students 6 I11le 1R Plf:i GREAT THANKS SALES & SERVICE & VIDEO GAMES = =Af N.Y3t:' S3U ul] Are you taking Academic or VIDEO H The family of t late Richard Huge ,camion nf nevi and used: Sony Noe SNES IBM - tt9 A Applied level - Wayne Hill who passed away on Filter Queen, Kirby, ester, (qflS MATH. CALCULUS, hi tra December 31, 2104 would like to Miracle Mate, and more. 'oa- *,,..asoaan.e their many thanks SCIENCF, BIOLOGY, 441404 W ...' expires and Free Estimates on repairs. Phone: - greet appreciation to their extend- CHEMISTRY,CHEMIS PHYSICS Begs, belts and parts JMEO VIDEO Mon, to Wed ed family, friend, colleagues, pall FREE We take adele.. (905) 765.9858 and neighbours for the Tutoring help H ava.blel Let l'.v Entertain You if am to 9 .r hearers Payment plan, available u Call Wm, Eor tat, ! Call Pant Thomas at Thum. Ham 111pm many kind expremions of Qv,- the Su THE VAC SINN: ARGYLE Education Commission 603 Colborne St. E. l Fri.. Sat. t to pm thy, floral tributes, cads, and Nations ST. NORTH CALEDONIA, ON 751.1073 Mon Fn office for further information. Sun, fl noon to seem Visions of money all food (905) 765 -0306 al T:30 am 5:00 pm We extend our thanks to (519)445 -1771 L.ter -e (' arum & Joey are happy to none dohs.,.- all of .e people who helped out Sponsored by the Community MODERN AUTO PARTS loey and Rodney want to say announce the engagement of their Monday & Nana, BACKHOE In many ways and who did the lit- elopment Trust M. and the FOR SALE WORK rash to the area.. for Me army Krisul Green, daughter 'Macey SPECIAL EXCAVATING tle things that actually meant aloe SEED Initiative. LATE LOW PARTS safe arrival of Justice Marie born of Gene & Carol Green, to their Acre Land MODEL MILEAGE AUTO We especially monk those who 1 of SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Aug. 25/2004 at the Birthing future stepda Michael Lickers, Between 4th & 5th Line on 1 Large Ply, were able to visit Dick (3.0 & RESIDENTIAL Centre weighing 716913 IT oz. son oldie late Robert Lickers and Concession #2, R.R, #1, Scotland, ON 2 Large Cheese a while he was m home and in Ne NOTICE Tuscarora Rd. $4000.00 Proud Grandparents Dianne Hates. Wedding to take Ca (519) 717 -7923 519-443 -8632 1 -800- 265 -8005 & Peppermd & Double West Heldimand General P,W.S,A. Midget Ladle. SAND GRAVEL FILL and Robert place In September 2005 For More Info Pans. Wings for Hospital. 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You gave Pitching Clinic RENT Now avasbbk lw smnina,teex. dk made basmnnu and drivcnays [ to our family and FOR CENTRE flank you of hora holiday lime (519) 445 Winer (Das.iil your March 7 - April 25, 2005 Martin Smith -4988 who came nee away to andd f his we are sincerely 2 Bedroom House located on Independent Distributor HagPOSYbile 1600 por (Mondays Nona. be advised) R.R. #1, 768.3833 OHSWEKEN do what May mold to helps Rd. do Delivery for groups of or mure Warta I.L Thomas School wort. hSourer.. Tank Hank & Gail Byl, acknowledge with gratitude Adults, No Pea. Ne! you Có1519 -758 -5444 for orders Six Sena. (3120 Cayuga Rd, Lark, Alice Bev Martin, and people First & Lan Months Rent, {booty. 50/50 Tickets available the many relatives between IN &5th Lines) Dolly Longboat and Lon who participated In, helped with Depose and BIC1111If111 11111111111 Sponsored by the staff of Beg nueremP to 3 Seen Sana all your love and © and attended the funeral all the references required. 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Maras -Y7faV 'liGJF ..I Dave Levac " ,caga SS. And STYRES FUNERAL Member of Provincial Member of Parliament ' LG.'S MOHAWK for Brant Parliament - Brant I'. Constituency Office REA1AMUFACI11WM6 Ohsweken, ON Constituency Office 98 Paris Road, Unit 3 Brantford, Ontario N3R 1H9 (519) 445-2262 90 Nelson Street Tel: 519 -754 -4300 - Fax: 519- 751 -8177 1408 Mohawk Rd. Brantford, Ontario N3T 2N1 In Loving Memory of 1 1 II Tel: 519- 759 -0361 - Fax: 519- 759 -6439 e -mail: [email protected] Adam T. Burning e- dlevac.mpp.co @liberal.ola.org (519) 5 www.11oydstamand.ca . Richard Anderson

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