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1 I7 , iJ 1 I J O arahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand RiverWednesday September 7, 2005 Wahta water being shipped to New Orleans 1. t disaster zone 11 e By Lynda Powless Editor i Wahta water company is joining the mas- _C- sive international relief effort to provide yl¡A}1TA SPRI NGS goods and services to Americans displaced .i... .. by the flooding of New Orleans in the after- math of Hurricane Katrina. The Mohawk owned water compa- Orleans. ny is shipping more than 36 truck- The order came loads of water to the hurricane hit from the Federal area. Emergency;. - The order is for 10 truck loads at Management a time to ship water to New (Continued on page3) aldimand Deed and eskah's passport evidence

in fraud trial r ji I . y Lynda Powless Editor Lethbridge University professor Anthony Hall told a week- Cody Jamieson of the Six Nations Arrows Jr "A" lacrosse team won the Jim Bishop award for displaying end community meeting he doesn't know what the ramifica- leadership, sportsmanship and ability in the Minto Cup tournament held last week in Edmonton, Alberta. tions may be to Six Nations rights after he introduced the (inset) The team captain Ben Powless shakes hands with Burnaby Lakers after the game aldimand Deed and the late Cayuga Chief Deskaeh's assport into a fraud case being heard in North Bay. It's been 10 years since Dudley George was and the Cro l Hall, told the group Monday, the aboriginal peoples ourt had deemed him to be an in Canada and gave him a wid killed at Ipperwash... issues xpert in the history and politics of berth to discuss a variety of By Peter Edwards and Harold Levy senior Harris cabinet members are So far the avuncular commission- Constitutional relations between (Continued on page 2) Toronto Star expected to testify before the ex- er hasn't tipped his hand - except FOREST, Ont. (CP) It's been 10 premier himself takes the stand, to say, repeatedly, that he prefers Assorted Italian years to the day since native perhaps in November. healing to conflict. Inside .rstl activist Dudley George was killed The conflict itself goes back to Local 2 &T'r with a burst of three shots from a 1942, when the Stoney Point First submachine -gun fired by an t Nation saw much of its Ipperwash- Editorial 4 Ontario Provincial Police paramili- area land confiscated under the Sports .8 tary sniper in a tiny, sandy parking War Measures Act for use as a mil- lot outside Ipperwash Provincial }r. itary training ground. National 15 Park, on Lake Huron near Sarnia. Although the federal government Careers 17 Try a That late -night spasm of violence promised the land would be given 6, 1995, and the series of back at the end of the Second Classified 18 Sept. TOASTED DELI heated top -level meetings by then - World War, the band only regained Business Directory . 19 premier Mike Harris and his senior it in 1993, when natives, including SANDWICH advisers that preceded it, have been George, marched onto the base and at the centre of a painstaking judi- refused to.leave. Dudley George today! cial inquiry before Justice Sidney Stoney Point natives, who had 0 1> Linden of the Ontario Court of Linden, whose mandate is to been promised since the 1930s that Justice. inquire into and report on events ancestral burial grounds in neigh- Since it opened in April 2004, the surrounding George's death - and bouring Ipperwash Provincial Park tl inquiry has cost $11.2 million and to make recommendations that would be fenced off, then grew ìt., 'eti lawëá't' but that's would avoid violence in similar sit- tired of waiting. On Sept. 4, 1995 i heard from 77 witnesses, 282 Argyle St., just the prelude for Linden's fall uations isn't expected to turn in -at the end of the tourist season o 74470 tll 1 9 - 1 Caledonia Resturant sittings in a hockey rink here, when his report until the fall of 2006. (Continued on page3) Bob Hoover k Sons Inc. "Home Comfort Specialists Since 1952" Plumbing Heating 662A HWY. #6 N., CALEDONIA, ONTARIO Air Conditioning N3W 1M6 Goodman Sales Service Installations l r 1 BUS. (905) 765 -2627 Air Conditioning & Heating FREE ESTIMATES FAX. (905) 765 -8527

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' -°Sstes-ea-_ - sta r`.-._ ,- --r September, 7, 2005 2 e Local September, 7, 2005 Local 3 Haldimand deed and confederacy passport introduced in provincial Gas prices soaring, Six Nations gas stations hit by line ups By Donna Durk Friday, one gas station in for. court testimony in fraud trial SffWriMr Nation had a posted price of $1.80 (Continuedfmmfvap pions. - Wjth the impacts of hurricane i Katrina effecting States oil at But 1.fice 1.S. O'Neill's February Foam lawyer, Michael a - U.. -Cm"I exhumed the end of one production, gas prices have soared day," says ruling on Hall's ability to act. an Swiewtod is mg Me Crown i Missy, a Chiefswood r t oe 'dorm and pmvimial governments 1 across North America, and it left Gas attendant. "I bad to hire exec expert witness did place limits on 1 Six Nations gas s help yesterday Mat he could testify m. are omplici u genocide again qq oxen (Wednesday). It - whelmet withaustamers last week. hasn't been this Hall said, "the morts One opened Firs[ Nations people, and ass result 'J busy shah the P Last Wednesday, CSkfswond Gas, blackout (of Aug. 2o03) " - wide when f Introduced Deskah's enrol nact legislation against e which had a posted mice of 829 The passport with all the stamps from hen. h sign at Chiefswood Gas was -f a litre unlit 3 had cars around the world Mum.. -claims the federal and provincial P.m., eventually changed at 3 p.m I lined ogolzed it" governments have no authority In up out to Ni, mad trying to Wednesday, when they got a new snatch up the cheap Ile said when he produced the the territory it is alleged dose ha* gas before shipment of gas. Sell, it remain. y prices inevitably Haldimand Deed and discussed its gal acts took place, mun MOrvitim skyrocketed. busy well into Thursday, which r LOP contents, 'theyw impressed" of Nippiss and Field claiming, At the same time on Wednesday, made owner Yogi Bomber, happy. ( How when asked what file the territory is °needed Algonquin Lech Variety on Hwy. M and "Pm glad It's busy," he said, as he ramifications for Six Nations could Mpplssing First Nations territory ,tyres Gas Bar on Chiefswood Rd. and fellow coworkers relaxed with be if the case is lost, Hall said he -The three claim the establishment m had posted prices of 99.9, loading cold one late Thdayurs afl Cora were limed up and onto the road m talea age did not know of law cow and enforcement oR- potential curemars eght hack b Bu- .gyp '.,.___ 1 window. There's ale[ of non oak concert in Toronto.y The small The man erne centre of aeou caw that challenges Canada's right to its criminal rude on First Nations 1 tempa General, m (Worse .plead the are recognized by the Mohawks wallacompany gwate 4million Six Nations case. five" people remains an enigma tit Six Nations The Degowadlhsnye Program Butbur she is exciting "Because were bottles of thedie aprinó water. Ile said he told the court that if Ile Pierre Fournier, is a hN hr' Hamm men/ bat .elated chvgea in , odo, ooh do ling has said the documents were pet low to Nis, its kind of exciting. We p;'a.. invites you to a mini presentation for Mr Fournier and his colleagues sonnet to "Bill Squire's family. b - ing f membership tam: on organ.. lied the league IndianIndian Nomo, that apparentlyaplmrea.y claro are Fang charges of publishing They passed down from genera- to ben nix bea rights anyone who purchases m in issued and Ipperwash 10 years the rights of aboriginal treaty Lion to generation" Fournier claims toobe and hawk and says he was sean atticthefirst to the tshcds pore, boils International F.A.S. Day IComcmaadf mJ cad. most notably Renee 1401.. rights and entitlements that do cot Hall said the except [o the late Mohawk chef Richard Mara. `Was Ne first. gold me in his Wends when I was horn" ) defence's a«ps,im a former member of Me OPP, tae- . And nays he' on any dmembership g anywhere.berc. tuFlt Fier the rake bane exist, hate the coons should fight the Gana chugs m an ill, h September 9, 2005 b sundos redo mon of holly .m it who was sentenced to 180 kHe what does exist."abo oppose or once based defence ed Foamierikt,hwasapp (Y community hosted M kcal m.d.00 Bill Men ,Sundry. said he Fetal nee ieemiee the ham of remeoe,re rrrr,or ,err Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Ile old Ise yoke about abongt opposed to hood Y justified mobs about aboriginal 'gh and encouraged people to annul h' coon se'Io North Bay when R maps oR force sniper Ike be found eeiey in 199] rr.e- nth mangle's sovereign jurisdiction became. -well. nations made October 24th. pooh, Making the Connection to the Brain, end Rescue Und and its Crowd rho negligence musing dead, for "that goes beyond the laws of up of individuals. S hoc nation Fournier said chiefs will be coming ias cow with k wan.. nut Management Unit or riot squad. fining fief I burst of bWleö that ...when Brain Connections are rights m individual l H and With Concert., whom cesa FA at having m Iii. oho and tomb Mohawk father In his quern b answer, Linden killed George. Boggled! Ile said their derma is "trying Hall sand he old not know what but has been knokn.0 aboriginalnoel s Algonquin from Golden lake. will read the Il,belt jn 'It Is will melds rett Como., Mad, many firth Naxos tam three Irata enema the ramificationsswould o i Furni Nation the bra time iniu 100 years ate how will readread a MohawkManawk loll in court." FontsFournier toldwild Turtle Island News in lo I civil servants, politicians and then are expected to beep: the Ontario Making the Necessary Accommodations there three individuals t Howe ,Mote if t'omes loses an abrupt, shun kkpme imIndianinterview. aides, including former solicitor Provincial Police MINN - charge of fraud againstilSq.eadaSix H weell lawyer Fournier said the metaLeague of Indian Nations has been issuing membership curds since the 192 es and he art On September 9, 2005 at 9:00am-- 10:30am generaleral Bob Runomen, rota which repiesmin moo OPP officers Ile said when Bill Shope, a Six Paul Williams was asked m corn length Idle ...Northern Affairs ye.s. s ride b issue sums cods Ile says he has been Ne president of general Charles Herod,, -told the :miry about 400 o1 Presenter: Dr. Louise Scott, Neuropsychologlst Nations Mohawk, showed him rut on possible ."Whomever Me League of radian Nations for IS yearn. Nam On omen. of ore form Ire 0,ú0c. ms involvedtt int. W.W.I No.. weeny Deskah's and the you he had comma "When race vile old M does weal on individualsHie charges be amt charges for that roamer unless the indi- trfl.,,, soon ere a PAO le mo, opemfm In met. has been to stop Ne issuing ChrisrHod,. and fanner loom some Wiry. .namodo AtMnrr OSwww eee.er roes. 'The passport he said had "many ing semen leave Fournier, says He's from Nora Atnerice. That he was bum on Ne Grand (liver Territory of the Six Nations . is to eoodeOr aeon Iren000 10 11 r a ,A0..as Now. as the copy winds into in later, Linden expected deliver rumen fund the different Ile said he address his before it became a name. O nnoll s «rod aummq inquiry staff are his report Ile has the key task of e me ry ..enes . , Park, herb. nations and the world that cem with cmrldermy chiefs When questioned he horn he replied. - g. men*,... p a increasingly hesitant to make pc aeewwng ir any e.. accepted '. Fournier poke. to Me group He claims to have French father from Quebec and says W mmher ' Angelo Rhmb from Oka, a,NOlawk dimM1de ',sodas timing d Noma san Harte and senior At the GREAT Auditorium, Ile said h. poke about the "Six Saturday asking for support y but he could n spell his mother's lati rums a 1 any relatives. Sunrise Court se rig but Imo November is a govemmmt officals with the OPP coa ,.Ix ,vent prompalr of Pam and mee a pewee for e moment of Nations league and the white tools Bill Squire said he d the Ile th SW has Confederacy. out check with Confederacy secretary TOm Ikon cone. mess for when Hams coal on Sept.$ and 6, 1.5, bad on the at of peace that some feel are being to tend handed saidnhe o:me m a Confederacy loco ago cot "no one k,ewwhywho ±sae Name thee men speak at the comma wasp Intel lice t m men in fea.wrihom roo wwu mow on roman hoarofine finally moo the - esumd in W decani on ./ emir. N stifled *1(1.have and ant m Mc sae meeting Ile said he has been be was or mythic about him [M1ea,showd duo old Confederacy issued red card that had apparently gm Moo nearing doom at the loos) hockey iindenaiss. pe file fine, report, white .ass ad spread them out- working t try to reactive the boo by 0e Onondaga hook tow. the card WY any p+npmwur. arblr. b,va.µa2Mg W,;,. tom. moon .booed Hem d4M Sod.' Laden is expaoed to also look at slab la ,m. mina. aun and vans me woard w remember morn mdmam of wa,d' ro Mohawk Workers. Fournier imre to know Onondaga chief Pne k f the paw ad acre b Chief ky aid -nono really nee land treaty the retoeon- cobs a me Since George, deal, Hams and fYMs, Nola 19-44wane am wafle! daoiwn 'It snowed the when that abaci.- Squire said he does not speak for When boom 1 ek,own' le showed me cassia IN maple it how ktheyaroagon ship between Ne criminal Justice 11 Imo adamam Nat he offered Coll 519-04 5 -09 2 2 or 1- 866 -046-0922 Toll Free Mal people had mechanisms the Mohawk Workers m Mohawk told the Confederacyf 1 hate'[ knowot df try. sin the Confederacy what . opinion an bow police should here system and native people, the treat- to Pre- register by September I, 1005. sank out their differences without -1 am just prying get so ever.err.Thend hat ifs all never an d (Tomropeddy Richard don't really Now r . Ibis ofsecred abdngirelsltes, aid die tensions atrppe,wash. in. Door Prize awarded, violence that operated on respect people together again. I don, belong thee.fFournier adNere aconfederacy moil replaces.replace NON ) Maasel. About 40 entree as are expected to re.eons between govemme. and and sacred principles speak for anyone,- Fc smd.ISee was benchiefyou even had the he was there the day 1 was bum he Held iw is his Ms. It was 1935" follow Hares onto the wmess poll«. _`r. .csvr'___ Ile said he explained where We page 3) 4 j Turtle Island News - Commentary - September, 7, 2005 September 7, 2005 {(¡abry Nook America's Nl Native Weekly Newspaper! 9á 5 Oka rehab. kenh On both on. cne MY HEART FWD PRAYERS (¡r jg LIURTLE USLAND (6)/ GO OUT TO ALL OUR Labour day holiday weekend claims life of local man UNFORTUNATE BROTHERS A Six Natio. man has died after age. No one was mood the veht- MEWS being volved Ina single car scut ale The accident is sell under dear Sunday investigation. Turtle Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand Six Nations police were called River Territory. Il is a politically independent newspaper that is Six. Line just wen of Onondaga Male charged with assn. wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No Road Sept.4 at 10:15 p.m. raPft portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or When police arrived. they said they A 19- year-old local man is facing editorial content may be reproduced without remission. found a 1999 silver RAM off the assault charges after police w PUBLISHER - Tarde Island News Publieatlons roadway on ìm roof called to a disturbance at a red. driver was out of the a,_- EDITOR - Lynda Polak. vehicle dente on Second Line Road, r^ .xr Reporters -Edna Goode,, J. C Pawtess, Donna Dario Wing attended to by paramedics. SaNday, Sept 3M, at about 2:30 Advert., Manager -Thee. Brant Ile was transponed to HamiDn p.m., I9j r Turtle Island News memher o% GeneralThe Hospital by ambulance. Six Nations police said may h +Cri an Journalists A.wcurr. Six Nations Police said the vehicle fonda 37- yearold male at the site m 1 appeared to have been ..._r traveling who +Native Americans Jonah. Association ,csfl13101k, mined being assaulted fol- Ivhrnational Committee to Protect JouroaMta Worldwide west., on Six. Line Rd. when lowing an argument. it MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL lost control and entered the ditch. He had a laceration on his tow - Tun Island News - P.O. Box 329, Jeffrey Cyril Fraser, 50, of Sixth head. 2208 Chiefs. ood Road Ohsweken, Ont NON IMO Line Rd.,, later passed away at the The accused had Red the residence Telephone: (519)n@ hett8 Fax: (519) 445 -0865 111IIIIIIIIIiIIllilll hospital. prior to police attend, mail-advenimMthetunleislandnews can or Police continue W investigate. The noon WM ansponed to ne wsQ.emNeislan.ews.com Woman struck with phone Brantford General r Hospital by Volume 10, Edition 36 A local ran is facing assault ambulance. charges alter hitting a woman with A short time later, a man contacted Second Class Postage Registration 05718276 Letters: Notice on land claim and treaty a telephone. police by phone from a resideme Weba,0, Public Notice: and Provincial governments, as rash e,ww.aheturaeisIandnews.com Six Nations police were called to a on First Line Rd. and Mined him- Sept., 6, 2005 cities. and municipalities within The Grand River Tract Lands :i domestic snorts at a residence on self in. "By ont we the Grand River Tram Land, con- have never, will aver, be sold, Trail Moccasin last Thursday. Sept Joshua Adam Turkey. 19 of Sìx NSdns,Rtire ar earthing thhe drive da passe er Nul wen 4.W..04 g sal as. accident on Rights at stake as criminal case herby tamrm w relationships timing land de/ do will be ceded, or surrendered, by the lr I about kW a.m.,. Second Line Rd., was arrested and Sour Ovum onday as boo nk to our brothers and Mien o1 considered fraudulent and those KaMenkeheka (Mohawk Nation). apparemty eu with. ar¡rivi talk week. police said they charged with assault causing boa. Ne RJR s gran, store when Me two rolsided and Ne work endedup in aponid nntand belonging to Len proceeds nephews and nieces under the involved in the fraudulent deals Your expedient i food. woman who had allegedly ly hard and breach of probation. Linker: lake are still investigating. Passengers in she ear were treated by ambwanre. The driver offre In October e pineal court in North Bay wen. faced with Ilk deci. covenant of peace from salt water will be considered liable for their requested a void y legal been physically assaulted and Two-vehicle accident truck Æ off w es saidThe,ne,t Lynda Painless) nu. aer whether or not among other things, First Nations people areI to salt water. call on our fami- ovm imprations which may jeopar- struck with a phone. g Police are Investigating an accident need s a parry a resides The use a described as 1. of a single vehicle ccidem on subjected to the Caoodln Cshninal code and whether the Indian Act ly to reconcile and reestablish our The ,,Kan enkehaka Mohawk are our future generations. The accused was identified us M that occurred Soda,. Sept. 4, at n S. lane Rd`The with sa went, build. Ile 0va+ Tuscaoa Rd.n ne Rd. should be declared null and void and constitutional challenge m original pro col that fo maym act Nation is the protector of the said In pace and Harmony common-law partner. pos.. was reported to be at Men wont, etballneap. en sied An older white DodgeLDakota whether or not Canada has the authority to enact legislation over mho- in unity and strength for the well land and resources as specified in Once of the Secretary The man was sled and faces cline received a report of a motor Haldimand General Hospital. vy Moe jersey and bulky Mons. pickup was found at the loation. ngiral people. being of future generations. the Haldlmand Treaty. All deals Knienkehaka Nation charges of assault with a weapon. vehicle &Sian at Second Line Polke stigators attended nd The under is sell under naves. The truck waz In e Stbo on its And it all stems from a fraud case. In 00 matter of all deals made and court judgement made wind Signatories of the Original He was held in custody fora bail Rd. and Seneca Rd where a car awed a 30-yearold man roof The truck was northbond n A nun. Pierre Panne claims to have Mohawk ancestry, but between Me illegal custom cade Me Provincial Administrations at O hand Treaty Document drat hearing. and an SW had collided. tAs a result of an altercation m a Truck damaged!. rollover Tuscarora Rd. No one was at the seem overly open to discussing his family tint. is facing anis of Six Nations Band Administrators Six Nations will be considered Lynn.. Jamieson SW damaged in rollover Both vehicles had numerous mow p.ry, the male had suffi ed e ngle see. when police Gaud charges all miming to the issuing of catch in an organization Mat tl, Administration and the P.m. fraudulent and will be dealt with Son Noon police are r- m ace miner sob wound to the neck The vehicle widen o Tuscarora aloe, Is war vniga.ov allegng onferredra exemption rights on anyone who card. has do ing an accident that occurred Police continue to invent- sworn or alleged assault You. Line bed a Anyone M any And that's the police claiming the who came Mend Can our.. booby. Sept 3 at about 6:30 a.m. one male nabbed Wm who he attsempt- cued Sunday, Sept 4 at about 6 asked to all1150 Nation P oliced to the Editor M order to foster bite discussion of m effecting residents f the cards are fraudulent and cannot confer nonexistent rights Police received a report ofd motor Man minor nab wound ad to breakup another fight. a.m.. Police investigated moos 445 -2811 Grands River Territory Turtle Island Neen welcomesstall o Me Jrs editor. Pulled into this soap opera R. ..ono of charmers. vehicle accident on Su. Lice Rd. Police tare looking for suspect Letters must be signed and must include an address and phone num'belaa, (halt authenticity of the An Alberta nveminprofessa sapparin as open witness near Cayuga Rd. after a man erassmbbed at a patty letter can be verified.Martle Island News reserves the right to edit any submission for length, Ontario Provincial Police seize cigarettes for Me alleged Mohawk, to discuss constitutional lams May aOem At to location, police said they at a residence on Second Line Road grammar, spelling and clarity. On Sunday Augur 28, 2005 s 00 August 9, 2005 at 12:26 pm motor vehicle - na licence section aboriginals. By the way Anthony Hall isn't aboriginal himself. fond 2001 Ford Explorer in the Sunday Sept, a at about 4 a.m.,. eland News, P.O. boa 329, Ohm ekes, Ow.. VOA IMo (519)44S-0868 or fax I51<) AMMO 1:35 pm the County of Brant Provincial Constable with tha 32 (1) of the Highway Traffic Act Add look mystery nun described by Pierre Fames asstaaldon- north dhoti. The vehicle had rolled Six Nations Police received a Eaad are au lenrt4aew.eaaas or roelertlendandnoncom. Ontario Provincial Ponce stopped a Conty of Brant Ontario Provincial of Ontario. al chief, wool claims is also pmt Mohawk. Mar.., over and sustained extensive dam- report of stabbing that had on 403 Highway Police had the occasion to stop the Darios Me Investigation 2 large And throw Ina few ,.nouns like the ns come Deed and con vehicle ace fora The Provincial same vehicle on Hwy 54 in the boxes of cigarettes had been loat- federacy pass rtnd you ea recipe for prom. Meek dìamter. speeding violation. Co.table conducted an own, Cony of hint ed and the Provincial Constable Firstly the c runt, a criminalstca , Is being omit.fought on aboriginal - au. il. ir. conduct matted the Ministry of Finance rights'mon that kaon en the most ardent traditionalists stumped. CRISIS SERVICES boa The Provincial Constable .._ at the to authority from the ed an this time and and was given lo why aboriginal rights, and in Mohawk and . ARm receiving ...anon policed* 14> Ministry the Provincial the I5- old delver of the vela,- search and seize the uoritycigarettes. Ilaudenosaunne rights are being dragged into a criminal case without / TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ofF we had taken the vehicle without The total estimated value of the the appeal of either the Confederacy council or the Nation. . Constables searched the vehicle Mohawk north Amer ens # Nat, e woolcU l®/ l w as Monday to Thursday Me Tobacco Act and sized 5 the owners swum. The 15 cigarettes seed at shun time And you IoM. host of characters, none draw OR ordain what under Newspaper: boxes of cigarettes. The appro.- old female is facing Criminal $4,000.00. The trwmtigstion was the 2q.rm0020 of this case willll be on Mohawk and Haudnosamne 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM seized Charges Take Vehicle tuned user to the Ministry of rights if they should lose. mate value of Me cigarettes of Son was $10,000.00. The Ministry of without Loom under oaken 335 Fame. v inroad we haw a kt punt dol oat tummy fr their actions iL c eee Finance was continuing the too, of the Criminal Code of Paris Tony Hall howl! finally male, aller numerous ahem. to gel him o 445 -0230 (D Phone: prim Canada, and Drive commercial new that he doer. Own wind the ream.. will he w new Mohawks a Ns 14wkawuuo. of his action diking a con- (MNj * federacy pass,. into the ow or lud g she Road Deed _ ^ /vrtz inns alero.. m ade Deer..:: asrowO ene ezeore e. amommi his arguments Ile a appearing a a expert - for ä leÁ Fournier and lead or answering for his own action point. fingers and insults a ardor the Confederacy and the Mohawks. (LJnj m And then there is Founder himself who says 1m is descended from St Six Nations Fall Fair holds annual psychic lair September 9th, 10th, 11th. Mohawks, arm davit men know how to spell his mother, oak And TI1 ._ ' Aboriginal seer Ted Silverhantl s toned tits year by Manny Twofeethers, . he mys he was loo al Six Nations, somewhere. Postal Cams mis a Sundancer and spiritual leader and author of several books including . The Confederacy council and Mohawks have even igM1 so b con 111. Two Feathers Is dropping Into 5 x Nations Fair after cm. about the spic of this man, who Halo is. Kokepell's Dream. Manny They are by Osbourn a cenj- Nation rights are being heath. Turned into racial rights and used In Mail or Email Subscription Ord Form tk Payment tu: * *successful book tour in the U.5 joined Kitty roar pprovincial court to defend an individual who may or may nnot be j TURTLE ISLAND NEWS fed and registered medium from lily Dale New York. The only spiritual (N/] Mohawk. molly In the U.S., where the psychics, mediums and spiritualists are not only And that is reason enough to be concerned. before they can take up resi- (y Rees 9, Ohswekem, Ontarko, NON IMO ru in residence but who are required to passe test The nat. dace Mohawk N d H ide NS rile. P Phone (519) 445 -0868 Fax (51 0aó5 ,more in this over 110 year old spiritualist community just outside Buffalo. conker. on nations. They are nationhood mousers and they belong CANADA - I IMONruR-vT.- to nano. Sovereignly and jurisdictional rights are not bestowed on THEY ARE JUSTMEET THREE OF THE POPULAR SPIRITUALISTS AND READ- " 'w * USA Manny T001.güm5 Ted 511YBtlI.OD WVv Osbourn races of people. am creatures of stmt rvAeMD 11 ERR AVAILABLE AT OUR PSYCHIC FAIR 20051 To M I racial ern, 4 today,. Who* sta. andnHw. d Email mit tus 1 b Call 445 -0808 to best Your consultation limes early) Six Nations Motional. hoe I. tain r t to d , to allow jeopardize Moat rights if® 0 in a moo. oak and leaden need Men ene ensure our rigMsare w .. nottart m id and Cm Ted to move now 11:11E-.A CIff -'0W- . lt ©ff A®E, 6 September 7, 2005 SAW Sept 7, 2005 ¡y7 7 . . \. F '2r - Miss Teen Brant County takes fitness award at Miss Teen Canada E- kale /o //rrt/ li -ti,

By Edno) Goode, stuffed lion, a cocktail dress. F Burnaby Lakers beat Six Nations Arrows 8 6 to win Minto Staff hotter ning gown and several acres- Cup She may not have won the coveted nines plus a 5400 pair of shore. EDMONTON (CP) As the Minot It was a drastically different reae- title of Miss TeenT Canada s Her soft, brown eyes lit -up when Cup sparkled behind the glans to eon than they had in the final see- International, but the experience she said the mo-weeks lading up the right of their goaliender, the ends of the previous match. The alone will last her af time. to the crowning of the new Miss Burmby Laken launched their Laken stood stunned on the bench was me -Wm -behind charge late in that game, which they Dakota Brant, 18, of Chiefs. . Teen Canada International eve Road was one of 32 young ladies quire exciting. Down two goals to the Six Natiom may won 1 3412 in oveme,overtime, asn e representing their communities at She and the other contestants were Arrows early in the Mind period, ref waved off a game- winning the Miss Teen Canada international kept very busy with ranee practice, ow Igo Pageant held la weekend at the manta and the constant send o Living Arts Centrew in Mississauga yof Hodges. .y sued. of tango. n They had to be, Dakota said. on Dakota m avid athlete won the their best behaviour because they w Gadlife Fimesa Award, when she Had know when, or if they were completed 62 pushups m under a king judged off the stage as well minute. as t `hal Smiling, she exclaimed, she had to She said she and the other antes - ììP fwGdse for the $3,000 entrance Mats got along well because they 4r00- fee and the kind people ell the were always doing something '1t r .5. Dreamcamher fund "a roached entertaining, such as singing and " hei" and just gave her a cheque for chatting good-naturedly with each 40:4,A! the entire amount. other. 4, ., Daketa added Fanners Gas Station Dakota mid she wore regalia made - News and of fringed buckskin, and presented Tank Island h" e11.G. ,ae < plus Giro small bags containing tobacco, Convenience Wore Dakota Beene Mega with Mends she male the Mee Teen Canada Interned.. Pageant herd hot wed. also spoa- .sage grass to the , wild Thomas Arts and Cmfls and sweet endue Me Lag Are Conte in Mississauga a suburb of Toronto, WPhomby Edna Vander) creed her. other contestants during (union !anima said M entrance fee cov- of the pageant. when the young Canada. Quebec. nd her chanty work with World The lees woe had for Me Sic Ballow A m' wen ü r ,beam Cep hg the Bothehy Loiter. ware cnlmnl dress. rf red Lire hotel, food tad also sever- ladies Dakota i5 also entering the Miss She will be taking a year off from Vision Canada. ...key ü Edaaneon. is Brae Pomam scone Beare 3 of Me Müm Cep 1 gifts she had received. The scholarship competition Six Nation Pageant held later this her education to study her Mohawk Dakota said with the experience howls ("ohm M Michelle Jackson) raged off a meek of four eoaight She received giro including a open to girls 13 to 17 from across week and comes with a long list of language. she gained through Miss Teen gods to take a 5-4 lead into the When she does complete her unit Canada International she would he them took a dramatic goal by the Arrows. posed.. intermieeion Ito the Arrows' She is an award winning student varsity education, Dakota said, she more than willing to counsel coy shift This time it was Lakers for- Am at thew first championshi an avid traveler and speaks Italian would like to enter native polltiw young girl interested in the naming ward Alex (tank capping the come- The rakers made the read., once 1992 died early in the third I and French. Last year she visited and be the AFN's grand chief. "It's an experience of a life time," back catching the ball and shovel- second life. The Arrows never anion Italy and France to improve her TM before this is accomplish and will continue promoting her ling tomb net with just one seemed to recce After peeing a goal of their own, languages an s died French ü continue with her education culture and youths hand on his stick in fins. 'After (Friday)' my heap was Southwind Jell everything fell apart as soon ihe It would stand as the game- winner caught in my throes an man Laken Make ikon,. fm mean own In San 8ó Lakers victory an times," said rakers + t looked Iik< a i Jewellery The 6th Annual imagineNATIVE Film army giving the team hack -to- Chris wad verykrdy went dowrM11 and back ehampioaahips in we were dead, but the character n maimed Caned panicking as soon as they owf. "I was Media Arts Festival junks A cank tared, thinking here comes anmh- 4,7 is of my life abomcto one last night, bur now I "This the best time ' et ,old Jamieson rigid now," said as moments cookie tk any happier" "We oknew were the better The i eoNATN6 Film + North of 60h Alex Rice (On the and more from Canada and ---uxecr'_ n alter watching the aptae. this The 21-year-old k de of five but we caul., it off. Dear Media Arts Festival is celebrating Comer, Thunderbird) and Sheila around the world. Countries rep - am, pull Customers: a Jlija. hoist the trophy over mars n his team graduating They're the nest ream I've ever its sixth year of bringing tegether Tousey (Law and Order, resented at this year's festival In to truly his head. s absolutely from the league this year. Wino an effort nerve you better, the best of Aboriginal creativity Ravenous). An award -winning include Finland. India, payed against" winning one with my lam the title for them was o0 of the og o, help lilt the anger echoed down the we would Ike you to choose the Jewellery and from around the world. Building director, producer, actress and Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, bah Ow way .. Six,Y A.e, r. were a Pwmwdw Screams of rallying cries for the team heading Nations dressing upon last yea, groundbreaking writer, (leech, has received Russia, Australia, New Zealand .spirits ffhrSir Arrows hall tram the Arrows styles you'd buy as a special gift for yourself or An explosion of gees Laken jar- into the third period, said Alex hugged move. the 2005 Festival rai acclaim for poids and the United Slates. lenking pally and physically them." said Manwanng. "The room Severe) plan each loved one for that special Occasion marriage, says poured off the bench so the Gajic been so and had hoth- promises to be bigger and bettor filmse such as Hans a1Ln Wayne imagineNATIVE Film + Media Mined mthe rust period. Lakers must've high other, shedding final seconds ticked off the clock at limo. in a game built entirely Lathers eel ehre- anniversary, graduation, etc. than ever before. From October Clarkson, Executive Deices of Arts Fes val also offeoffers fee energizer Bare Debbie took,advan- to m far back down." are jerseys as the Hunt Helmets, onto um swis. There were the 19 -23. 2005, this yeas festival retell. Canada and Cheechoo workshops running every morn. Bill Amu tage of it, ..nine mud, scor- Down all Wing into the second roared through link. At 5outhwlnd Jewellery your choice sucks and gloves were duce distinct duns in dethe game, to pop himself up will feature over 100 of the finest will be in attendance for the ing from October 20th -23rd. Bah Limon ing 'woe and antagonizingzing his period, the Arrows started fan and t'aJamieson dense Is what matters, tossed high ii the air as the play- one each mriod,toat decided the play. Lead by their maim the boards and Indigenous produced film, new CHUM opening Gal the workshops and the films o oppose. corlled the veal pile with goalie Ran winds of the celebre. help us choose your next gift In media, radio mea installations Screening. (except Ito opening gala) will ers dove . 7850 them thinking they won it hard-charging duo of Cody wall, the tail-end The Arrows came out of the gates crouch. Th e from all comers of the world take place at the Miles Nadal Schibild in (Friday), that must've Just killed Jamieson tad Cady Jacobs, they San his deep gold or sterling silver. 17-year-old was given m FaeATIVE Film Media This years Closing Gala film is Jewish Community Centre. solidlyso build Vote our Sour Springs Location. the Jim Bishop Award Or display- at Am Festival proud to the Canadian premiere of onit Media Installations will be hosted SIA NATIOINS PARKS & Rifler ATM, FOR INFORMATION CALL 1-I)1 ing leadership, sportsmanship and 755 Sour Springs Road. announce the worldi premiere of a feature- length American dont- by A Space (MI Richmond MONDAY TuP-w.sv But it Shirty Chum.. newest film, mentor, about radical Lakota Street West Suite 110) and the ...mom Tm ran la.,i SATURDAY SNMAY ability in the tournament. r: t the trophy he was hoping Ito PST, GST Ever. Johnny Tooled es the CHUM Ltd. activist/songwriter/metactivist/songwriter/met John Museum of Contemporary Opening Gala, kicking off this Tfudell, which debuted earlier Canadian Art (952 Queen Street MOAT. fa, ads to help rinneal Annual said Jamieson. Watch future us decide our the .Film West) throughout the Festival. .ruvrr "Ira terrible," year's Festival. The Gala will tale Ais yea at Sundance FallD Fair Fall Fab Fa Fm Fair bb--- "Everybody dreg got them. Christmas Order, plea at the door Cinema. 506 Festival. Director Heather Rae The AeNATIVE Film y fah ethmught we were going floor St. Weston October Mth az spend 12 yea chro loping Media Arts Festival is an Sint Only T:BUPM- Developed through Trudellu life, from the °scud haul festival that celebrates the to win awarded the Jim Alison Machaughton- Shawana CHUM IMO new hi Mama of Alcatraz Weed in the um Intent works by Indigenous po- hija Fife was Amuml AmwY . us-do Hs tournament plea n the forefront g1M" annual McCma fy award for Initiative and executive produced 1i96o's a of m - Fall .ean,r Fag Fair Fa Fm rmra Ed This was Burnaby's fifth by Brightlight Pictures, the film Redford and Kris sKri mfferson .i min film, video, radio, and new MVP. in eight but first features Adam Beach about Trudell's work in musk media. Each fall, the festival pm- Mom Cup years, Southwind Jewellery time they were able to capture h tobteyalkers, Smoke Signals) as and film. Rae will be in selection of the most com- 755 Sour Springs Road, - backm -back years. Johnny Toole, a young man who dance as Freda makes its pelting, distinctive Indigenous ,.aw Sour 5prlrgs Taza, 2nd Line. citing to do In sports returns from service the Canadian debut with works from around the globe. aw nm. wew. "The hardest :::T's is win a championship beck . Bosnian War to find his oplea imagineNATIVE at 7.00194 on The festival's screenings, parties, Beds: Tuesday - starchy 10 am - 5 back. And we did tat," said Lake's Eras war for their sacred land eF toed October 23rd at the Al Green panel discussions, and cultural Monday 12 pm - 7 pm co-coach Curt Maim., "They to deal with the ghosts of his part Theatre in the Miles Nadal menu meut and connect fire- Fai $3.75 played really well." and the realities of the present Jewish Community Centre, 750 makers, media artists, program &ADMIgroa. SIM Monday Sept 26h re 7:w 100'.30 pn N L Thomas School. Slow au. Fall Breakfast shot to elan. lump Sept 17 from man to 9m MA HIP Saw1.53OOI nlgM Six Nations will geMnother Johnny is rig. of-pas- Spathe Avenue. mars. buyers, and industry pro LADES DROP IR VOLLEYBALL 8 tun, 2005 T.. Sept leer wine Minto Cup in 2006. They'll (519) 445 -0529 sage story about horn The programming of the femme The works accepted WOMEN MIME 2. Tentative mown rastre are Tamil. KNOWS rdoneby 81105. gran -11Mm be the fire First Nations team to and the search for ones true self. imagineNATIVE Film Media reflect the diversity of the world's dressing moms mbe comp. btotto5. same do comp. BN5Ottes pimp or edos - a t end since n and MADAM mx host the championship The film stars n elite cast of Arts Festival includes short and Indigenous Mons fosst and jot e, coffee or tea. omelíBacon began being to thennation- ion Canadian and international actors turc -length dramatic film and the vitality and excellenceI of our Srs NETWORK HAIG aelniaG every first mors eleven month rpm gt Sie xaluns mare Liday- f Booth in 193, qt S.N. Bull Diamond Concession al champion including Nathaniel Arad documentaries. radio arks, , and culture in one poetry out ml Ira 2005. Hesse ((mom. junior (Ginger Snaps 3, Back Cloud, Music anidenvida, art installations media.

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s Sept 7, 2005 PB/ Turtle Island News - Special Section - September 7, 2005 9 t!S x-. Fans shocked when ref rules out winning goal for Arrows T fans thought 11)88 regulation Annual By of th Donna Dunk Stfwr fa they had it to thebag. It wou.would. It was h game heard round the ended 12-1 I for the Arrows. Fans real were ecstatically clapping and tm ? Last Friday night, worn at shouting F all of a sudden, J Iroquois Lacrosse Arena were the goal was disqualified byaref- 1 ^; . Pc--4)1t shocked as they watched the Six we saying the Arrow: Kent f' Nationso Arrows lose o opportv- Squire n the urea. ` nities own the M« Cup in People were slaking their heads rl gam against the Burnaby M anger and re n that the Takers at the gbestofbest-of-three finals gam would have' to go into over. +r1 In Edmonton, Alta time. But when was P1V Arrows fans piled into the 00 r, the crowd w told s the game to etch the live Internet game as w going into rodeo. death. Y four giant en T wi Ill on So when Squire cored in the firm Thursday September 8 to Sunday September 11, 2005. the arena Floor. All week fans few seconds of the so-called sud-

v . throughout Six Nations were den death, fans thought they had *Swim Durk skia and tunics. 501 Limped, showing their support at n the Minna Cup. But. u it Stuff . Abo en Saturday afternoon, Tho r end is fair time e eo! there will be numerous horse the schools and in the batiks by 1 0 1 0 1 , it want sudden death, Although renovations to W SIA Nations ran We fair race track. wearing their Arrows Whirls. but a 10-minute overtime period. rem Me Lreddnd Laroosse Arena P1)dry Right 'Mehing in shock aso referee of the Mime Cap P.M, Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre including harness everyone confidently saying that It took the wind out eof fen sails, /heal in Edmonton disqualified e potently winning gad by the Moon Who're by Jim C Pawkss) they believed the Amon. would and left fans angry, suryrised, and are not yet complete, Cheryl Berthas., chariot rain &and ponyrat-ring, 'n the Minto Cup. disgusted. director of parks and recreation, u Y ing. the fall fair will on as usual, "They're awesome to watch;' As the e began, the fans "How many times do they have to Schools catch fever...Arrows fever ! go The renovations, which began Oro sass surnM.NUahow By Dona Durk t spring, will h complete by he end of racer Les .wden, who has Muff Writer October, she nays. In the meantime, Ne competed Se and Arrows fever hit an all time high rink area will be varble to hat the international h k wawa week, act as Mds at schools /1 usual events Mie the Miss Six Nations M. mass S y NUN. showed gels pageant, the tradeehow, and fashion On y Saturday night. O. ws by wearing the orange show on Saturday afternoon, featuring Grandstand Show will feature .¡. n Io school.w l the clothing of native Yawns Ronnie Hawkins wit Rebecca A thin the News battled Mr - J ` t Porter, Judy Taylor, Dusty S d Miller d the Bareback a und.. unsnurtion omplefeil by Me end of O.r. M. Photo by Donau Om. Mehe o the other side *' Mla Cup, Trims Heluhawk a x.rru. ders opening. of We mum fan support at atom- a piny ore roll m for proles to Fashion - T Y ANY able to access n al... home strong with sully WILT cans Ilenhnwk.se ek w. u nauut s We de gli roll .h. e taking through Me can side entrance. The only Ire Metykes f kindergarten The o..00..4 .. Tq a YO NNYy k. a Sept It orders for y wishing ro g 01- facility that won't he available to the .r to grade d' gip. room sa g nl a I0..k..k ewe Y JaY bedew A the n e t. native-inspired clothing. p btu is washrooms. d- vsM - repa d by Henhawk says S 26. day sal 1 wearing them !aG Some to be ed n' have flash washrooms turtle q of the designs W it 0 f f lob ; 'aa eo crowded, and aW confident e ea yr r at rage Ann ws t-shirts, engaging ^{± 1 include for r wedding ses, the arena, hut there all be pane johns the rr nnmpete, there cana ae,almm ^k tit in pep rallies. and making when the new one Allows Maoris to Hang on the M + school walls. And all the staff 01 Rma1 Bank Ile' arks Arrow.efans i when D comes. theft love of Me aunty supported She nun .user.' l honoring Sid Smelt pi ryrd hard '.'away Wen m re fond OH.SB kids spent Me day es ehe Arrow er! steam well and donned their bright game of Me Min. Cup 2005. (Photo by Minielle Jamieson) orange Arrows t -shins foe casual Friday for the last four weeks. hushed and the mood turned ytt asked an incredulous lien Friday Sept. 9th. etgo to watch Item all the time," said Royal Hank employee Tracy 11111. "I orle they're going to win," she somber as they ill surly watched Vyse. "They stowed two goals and predicted last Friday. the game in thé darkened arena. they called them hack. I guess Six Six Nations Fairgrounds About 00 per cent of the students and all the teachers at OMSK were all decked out in Arrows ,-shirts on The usual boisterous fanfare was Nations is not allowed to Sepal, as were students at schools across Six Nations, as they spent die day honouring Ile Arrows. reserved for when the team (hat's disgrace to the Minna In the morning, the students held a pep rally in the gym, cheerio Eels go Arrows, M's Be", and, atet- scored, but other than listen was Cup" wards. they had a contest to see who could make Me not Arrows button. OMSK vice -principal Terrylyu quiet as fans w fixated on the The Takers ended up winning the Blank who wore glittery Arrows rebid with frayed sleeves and waits said they are going to dedicate wall game 13 -12. Fans were disap- in front foyer of the school to the eel. led team, decorating it wi, buttons, a jersey and newspaper clip- Throughom the game, the Takers pointed, lout not discouraged. pings. flow ya Arrow," Noah Minn. kept repeating. Ile says he hops to play for the team one day. nailed Six Nations, making it 'vI think that one (goal) at The end The kids had some advice for the Arrows they wanted to share. seem as though it would be an of regulation time was in," said "When the bolt says to take a beak, they should just gather up in the parking lot and practice,' said Brooke easy win. And when the Arrows' Cam Bombe, "I've still got Nicholas, 7. Isaiah Kicknnswav scored a Ile- confidence in them" breaking goal in the final period Team Game aerosse Aren Sheets or IroquOiSSCCHEctg Results WEEK of Soptomobur 7'^3ÓÓ5 to Soptombr 13"', 2005 from and event are iwednesday Thursday NW. NINNY, Sunday .0u Tuesday always welcome from Past games. -. To submit your team scores imply fax to caw Turtle heyee Island News (905) 768-3999 wow Sports Dept. r»I Second Linn RItM nagnm.dln, ON Tax: 519- 445 -0865 Iroquois Lacrosse Iroquois Lacrosse Arena Sponsor a SEAT... Arena GRÉ For only 125 for mot information please conta I Josh prowls . @ 905 -799$999^' or email

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S1 10 Turtle Island News - Special Section - September 7, 2005 5 a:¡ TURTLE ISLAND NEWS - September 7, 2005 11 138 th Annual rN 0, J 138 th Annual JJ a J -co JJ :.`J. J *if e J J1J ,]JJ ..r J. SIX NATIONS FALL FAIR 2004... what fun was had and what to ! .1).:).1)J look forward to at this years fall fair Thursday September 8 to Sunday September 11, 2005.

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Mtolhvww. thegatheringolgoodminds .nel(rms.con, (519) 661 -0333 September 7, 2005 12 ír,¡ Turtle bland News - Special Section - September 7, 2005 13 ,,.. l ,1138 t© The Ohsweken Aces take 2005 Legions Cup NCAA approves Utah's use of th Annual_ American Indian nickname

JJ I , J Utes Poz.kui SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ The NCAA gave Utah permission Neon. Ti JJ time sing its nickname s' Ens Friday,. hams before the schools foot- r1 ball game against Arizona. The university sent a nvempage appeal to are U.S. college spun, mains body Wednesday, asking that it be removed from a list of 8shohsinters to restrictions because r they have American Indian nicknames, mum images The NCAA approved r the removal of Utah and the Centralal Michigan at the Six Nations Fall Fair 2004 w University Chippewas from the lin Take a look back "Ilm NCAA Executor Committee to believe Me cotyping of Mews Amercam is the organization said in a e statement "In its teview of 00 particular circumstances regard, z- L3^ I Live well with Central Michigan University and the iy of Uoq sthe NCAA A huge sunflower was one of Ohsweken Ae es wan the Legion's Cup tournament held aver the weekend They beat out the Medicine Men staff review committee toted the relatiamhiprelationship ,tweet the universe. the many There were seven teams m the weekend tournament agricultural exhi. and the Saginaw Chippewa !Mien Tribe of Michigan and dons bald al the Gaylord ,PHARMASAVE the Mann Ute Indian Tribe, respectively, m a imbues Pow rial arena last Athletics group hopes sports will save gas factor. "In im appeal, Utah included two letters M support of do Myer - yearsfall-,a siry, one from Maxine Natebees, chairwoman of the Uinta, and . r, HEALTH Gamy Tribal Business Committee, and one from Tram Tbmvpsou sniffing aboriginal kids in Man commissioner of the Mountain West Conference. WINNIPEG (CT) A Christian of the volunteer coaches. the difference. _ Uta,'s mascot dresses as a Mimed hawk and is unrelated to the state's ¡ athletics group wants CENTRE says it to It is estimated more Man half of "The kids who were sniffing gas Indian heritage. the the Along with nickname, alter Indian reference the a large -scale sports camp the reserve's 120 «prom people under nom plastic bags at night with their school uses is two feathers on the U emblem. OHSWEKEN next summer for the alcohol- _ I' are addicted o solvent sniffing, speech slurred and their e "I think it's just something we heard clearly from our fans, Nat we were addicted an gas -smiling youth on typically sand. tolling in their heads were coming e very respectfd of Ne Ute tribe and we decided to appeal," said Chris C a aboriginal reserve. Al night many can be .a r' pieta of them m and clung. hm FGII, Utah's athletic director. "The university has always been close to The plan was hatched last month fonts wandering the area, sniffing ball, When is ? baseball "' said the Ute be. "Mink It's standard operating procedure to be In ouch when seven volunteers with the from plastic bags filled with gas. Martens. Ne Ute tribe to do the right thing" , Mob In Fri. °L Athletes in organization on solvents, Me kids Action High oftenf "TheyMarc looking for acceptance 0,On Aug. 4, the NCAA said it would ban American Indian images and 8:30 sm. m 8:00 p.m. ravelled to Pautgassi to offer become destructive. A number of and pride and identity. Sports can nicknames by school representatives at bosom tournaments kids in Mat remote community a homes on the reserve have been help achieve laSciay than Mat" starting In February. Mascots will not be allowed to perform m tour. diversion horn to alcohol and gas trashed or burned by kids looking Dallas Williams Athletes in 9:00 &Ly R 8:00 B.m. of mens games, and band members and cheerleaders will be barred from sniffing Nat has become their only for excitement. Action said his group has begin sing Indian images on their uniforms beginning in 2008. Children a 4tdep ing snatch a yellow ribbon from is mb mum of recreation. Martens said during his recent working to !animist the money The decision prohibits schools with American Indian mascots from 6, or ebbing Ne ribbon. (Phan by Edna d. The limit, jump for joy with the prives Wn won during Aisha Manrour, won For lise days, the volunteers host- itt,be and the other six velure necessary to host a larger camp In Misting future . CAA Postuzson events. Schools Nat have already ,Wren's day ere lase years fall fair, Gand 445 -4471 ed cause ,.Null In Pauingassl. teem slept in a roam at the saw, Paningassi n s "We been awarded tournaments would have o cover any Indian Having witnessed the despair and and had to board up the windows have a number of people who are p c fa ro,tsc svemrna desolation of Me reserve first -hand, and entvea am has gamed erc

14 7, September 7, Ontario September 2005 2005 National 15 Few male babies born in Chemical Valley community, study finds National Briefs Corrections workers say Sask jails face breathing in on a she mid "1 did aid of vying family.: medical students the the reproductive ability of local SARNIA, One (CT) _ The people "Is it what wire Former chief of Cape Breton First Nation facing fraud living among a notorious cluster daily basis, Is it where we played Then she took a second look amber Unbars, of Ottawa who led the wildlife. related charges growing gang violence as our own family. She and her two sisters study. The Canadian Chemical of chemical plants in salaam CA, Is it something (went, REGINA (CP) Slashing, brawls SYDNEY, N.S. (CPI A former chief Atlantic Canada's largest provincial jails are gang members, are kept Ontario want to know where the did, is it these small exposures or have nine kids between them. "The implications of this are that Produceñ Associationion said of and attempted hostage -takings are who have been key in recruiting separate from each other. is it because we've been living here There is only one boy. there .asap. to be some wt of Thursday it was aware of Me study, Milan, bad has been accused of napalm ion involving boys are. evidence Saskatchewan face new members humheds ofthsou ands of dollars in money and equipment jails since the mid -1990x. As well, 5200,000 bas been added A recent review of Aamjiwnamg our whole lives," The Sarnia area is home to influence on their reproductive but spokesman said further growing sans violence that is s not Alison Miehnd Bernard 64,llglltson RSA was charged "It is uncommon. have gang to the corrections budget fie First Nation CC!y records fora. asked Ada Laksidge,a member of Canada's larger cluster of wank abibty she said. -Were not sure research was needed, g both ' m and in for control 'Tuesday with 27 counts of breach guards members paean, m1) training on vi 1 -reduction there very bays the band's environmental commit - cal, allied manufacturing and what this influence "We would encourage more inves- of trust, theft over SLOW and ante many hem h' danger, says a tepres taave fraud alleged to have occurred of within the correctional insu meteors born in rd Chemical Valley cam- tee who also sits an Re band coon research and development taunt The sex of a human embryo is tigatlon by scientism better idol- between 1996 and 2000 waken the report said.. c Bernard served as chief of Me Cape reserve more - "ln very concerned about dais and Sarnia -area cl. ties. Out of Ne 10 largest chemical determinedat conception, btu it is miry reasons for the apparent change Breton for than moan, reside. a eically what you have going members have vo decades before being defoled In 2000 by current Chief-Blair "Gang been (mown lam and I want. take as much can't N. roam the finger at the Palma of the her magma n the world, eight have thought factors including stress, In .ea idiot.- Michael Francis a on no inside Rose wails. to threaten stab and assault rival salon as possible to reduce the risk surrounds Rem. unity started asking operations t in Ontario. Lockridge chemical exposure and hormones Bourque, Isolation spokesman toxic industry that Theses b among the gangs; said embers that placed RCMP Sgt Prank Skidmore said a investigation by the a both to and the staff," According to the study, published questions In 2003 when they real- can ace the smokestacks of many of canan pla Iockriddge said even though sallies long. Shelley Johnson ofihe within their range at the jail." Pebble said 1 as recent interview. dam just by outside unity is located right in like mire about the force's commercial crime section alleges Berard amassed hundreds in the American journal arm were three all -girl moping M pates Saskatchewan and of thousands of dollars in cash and hammed Saskatchewan also has the highest But Johnson said nor enough is Environmental Health softball teams and only one for front door. Re sued a lumber of Inge safety of her home, she het plan- equipment to which he was not entitled General Employees Union. per capita number of youths being done. a of boys. While are t0 petrochemical chemical indus- nom lave Perspectives, only about Mi. imams acme ad "We have identified this problem involved in in Bernard appear in court in Fskaoni on 17 to he formally Canada. More resources should be put into babies born on the reserve between MINN* was charged with the point the finger any one clam trial plants, so it is suspected they "ft just depends which way dud is. Elea and o meetings. lam Minn rank Quoin. empleymen, education sad of going the birth cal being an and do have multiple exposures to envi- wind's blowing. This is our home, arraigned Efforts. contact him Tuesday were unsuaessful 1999 and 2003 were male. Going task bough added Werhave been 'tasking senior said last week the government Allegations of misappropriation the programming inside the (once. back to include another five years, records for the study. lifelong processed in the are a some my it nail c1 said all our family is here and our of funds sur.ed during M management to take some steps will work with 111111 mdevel- m, she suggested, to the November 2000 band elation. RCMP confirmed at ,stem, only 41 per cent of babies reside. of the area was stowed is difficult to Rink the industry im MacKenzie. friends woke grown up with all lain . and put some samara in place. op anti -gang strategies and It "'Most of thine individuals are realize her findings were far from unrelated to Me decline. She added there is ongoing o Ow dine Fey had 'delude complaint and were investigating. the decade were bays. Them Their lack ïn this area said the hi give armour. consider changing legislation to hardly doing 'dead Nee in there. normally something closer o normal. "It's a pretty significant decline," each in the area datshc lives. 5. Sabra. ss comp, re volume of is just unbelievable." crack down on gangs. There in nothing going o said the changes in see and doe w that were reviewed and the number of witnesses hater - 50:50. "I felt like l wanted to throw up," Cowan.. Mackenzie, sail. ratios It's been five months wed. Mme the Corrections Minister Peter Prebble Johnson said. There needs to be 1 release of a report on aboriginal has said his department will overall strategy for dealing with According N saw charges, Mc t endmtoe of the hawed Fish to hold review, suspend James Bay diamond mine gangs by the Criminal Intelligence also contibute to the anti lni- gang members inside and outside Environmentalists want Ontario and Wildlife Commission was ordered to purchase a we. waft -gig Service Saskatchewan. Among its The departments have caned by Bernard or a member. lee was jails that includes both law TORONTO (CP) _ Environmental anomie opportunities for nom- "The province is using number said then would Italy be DO 'sean. and feels it has a commit - 1101110 also allegedly findings was that about 25 per cent already developed a zero-tolerance enforcement and community men. groups want the Ontario govern- in the region," said of different environmental assess significant en m ntai impact meat from Me province because ordered to supply Berea. whoa boas. of the adult population policy on gog activity a d para- cies, she added. meat halt development of na klclackm. dons. of merit to give approval to to the area from the mine. Dalton McGuinty promised coon. Police also allege Nat band ammimioners were ordered to pay . Oda processes Saskatchewan's federal and pbemalia in jails. Gang members *papa dumb mine in the bore- forest programs with the Canadian wan, of the mine, bu right now But MOEachem says ss submis- prebemive lane. planning for Bernard an honorarium to which he was of entitled. process Mat sions made that the was Another charge alleges Bernard was paid 175.000 set gaming al forest on lames Bay while 0 Parks and Wildlife Society there wet provincial through asset- redo^ hero development Sask. family mourns for murdered woman drays way for o sm iwble Midlands League, which is spent-spe looks at the entire mine and the merit program indicated there will allowed during his elective ram l but band council rah NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. Frenchman 552 been visiting a 58- bunch of it came oOk She developmentinthenorth, reading the campaign. cumulative impacts of that mesa be problems. Paign two years1111 le 2000. Bawdowit was ) rah received a lime, tan -free dune (CP) - The daughter of a woman yfu-old man when the girls didn't even look the same," she On Tuesday, the Sierra Legal The wildlife protection group Nat region," Micah. mid. The region is one of the largest star- The province has said h is looking salary of $140,000 per year to serve as chief of a community of about 3,500. brutally beanie death in nook. showed up. The man was also beat- said ogtily "How can IT old lady Defoe Fed will file an NOON wants a big -Picture review wean "Wire asking Rem m step back riving intact wilderness areas and iMo the issues, but MONA, said SMAOh1wO says she feels sorry en during the attack. wife a heartproblem defend herself non under Ontario's potentially harmful effects of the and look at the whole picture and supports abundant wildlife, niche, the groups are concerned the mine for the purple who committed the At a traditional wake at against The three accused Environmental Bill of Rights fora proposed Victor Diamond Project, make sure that the proper measures ing Wend woodland coda will go ahead before proper plan. Former chief and two others sentenced for taking Si dead, t." crime.e the Mo First Nation law girls, who camel be tamed formal review of what the group which will cost about $982 Indian are in place to protect threatened healthy fisheries iced clew water. It .ngcan be done Goverment off - million from Sask. hand Urea Frenchman says whoever Tuesday, F enchman s body was because Rey are under 18, didn't _ roam Re mama lack of to Wn1Ct. gore and core that the env, also snare the tradMonal end. cid were not available. BAFI'LEFORDS, Sask. (CPI-_ A former chef and two others from beat 60-year-old Florence neatly dressed baba\ blazer and speak during Meir coon appear - comprehensive laud ove planning If the government rejects review, nor 8t.A effects of the mine can t s 1101111 Nations communities. Dogma has already begun pang the sane, First Nation have been sentenced to two madhouse Frenchman on Saturd, M Nord, white shirt, although bane. there are plans go to alto he mitigated" The mine site would cover 5,000 infrastructure needed b build . mat fay pso a she nsuffefred hoe..and laceOne may the "Wire really concerned about force our. The massive mine lobe mob- hectares and affect an area roughly the mine in place, and hope to councillor Mervin Night and Former chief Gabriel Gopher, former what Rey did when they go In bed during the attack were evident on gallery during Lends five- Ris type of development proceed- The DeBeer's diamond condom. fished in Ontario near four times the size of the city of s in The former band trustee Archie Moemin were found guilty of criminal maraca law at night, Three girls, two aged 16 her face and hods. Diane minute appearance in the prison- ing before wive done any plan- vote has said the mine would get- Mawapiskat on lames Bay has Toro. by the pumping of water mine is expected produce all' b breach omen and another 1,- year-old, appeared Prenclomn- Gadypie, who mend. boa Another faced away from 1111g for hIlt Il bah the rate 600 construction jobs and 400 been given the ...ahead by the fed- Pt of the ph. mends for about 12 years. They pocketed about SI million from the band's teary land entitle- mom Trebly morning charged d Re wake, said she was at her the gallery, and the third kept Inter ecosystem and build sustainable permanent positions. aid government, which on Aug. 29 OPlans call for an existing winter "Ontario is lucky to have the ment tr st fund with second- degree murder and 's hospital bedside, stroking hand over her mouth, occasionally road along the James Bay coast oppomnity plan for some of are supposed to g0 toward land purchases and other b . The hands SI..". assault in the case. Police say Mohair after she had died ' A peeking at spectators. be upgraded for heavy use by the last intact wilderness in the economicis devcloempm projects for First Naked News large-haul trucks and Ne end a. world," Waal said "It's a trio also signed cheques for another 11.1 million to mends Island lent 40 huge opportunity to do things Turtle of aired swim dif etyma and relatives in etress of their legitimate maps g pods of salty water Prey Neatly Ran we haven the past, Crown prosecutor Pony Polishcb. had called for the men nene pumped taut of the p and and if we span develop in prison. ote a three five man federal the A Ó ka Rem. projects before e' ere done any I lc said h n divan de saw with his superiors std.. 10 gears in the making . in matte society says been Plowing then were losing that on a possible appeal of lake GcomeBy won: decision will be áßl with opportunity" Lcd CaN m nude within 30 days. Flow NE ears abtniginta edit bothlevels of government bout its We felt. penitentiary sentence was appropriate, Polish.. (,_ ^Men. 1)only / said outside cram. "They spent all our money They should go. jail for what Rey . HELPING WORKING mom did to us, sandiness band member Geraldine KaAheecb said -larder- It's been rough for us. They nude Ris whole community look CARTOON BOOK AUTO DEPOT FAMILIES TOREESTABUSE n bed. IHERCREDn! Momesin, Night and mood. by family and other See Mese Vehicle. W: aww.lyndenaulodepIl.cOm supporters, apologized in mom lets. after the bearing. Tunis Islam! News' editorial Bart 5:. I know ste. s a lot of I want to help the community MARS UP 02 Dodge Ram Bodge caravan ROM 1WALAA tmAx a mad the healing imam.- Gopher said. 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Email: advertiseamgeturtlelsland.com Genera/ Practice LenwiSrm 11- 4411 -It *4 e.a September 7, 2005 I6 17 National September 7, 2005 Careers & Employment Angry B.C. salmon fishermen stage protest National Briefs 'T GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING VANCOUVER (CP) _ Angry sockeye except for the Canadian "We understand the difficulties sim iCimainued my. a pa. ,RJFI, ism /an gnmlr -e salmon fishermen staged; protest commerce! fishermen earning a Iry i:i1G= mowed w. Night said be regrets his actions and wal dedicate his life to making ^& ao r. tien fishery Me Fraser River co actually right now especially earning a living from the ' Tmaetm 44s2v2 Fax Móam Free elle. Bene amends. ' 1 v the Saul and to Sunday. "There's 01. ewe.* sorry le people of First Nation 1 e cc ;' other First said after Ottawa closed the river enough fish on die beaks wending fishery, "he said. 1131. lucrative sockeye fishery. s to the Department of Fisheries to "But taking omacdon like they are R. E.A. T. go home to my a single par- JOB BOARD I'm key m be ankh family. I'm (w hawryryw, lack IwanlanIR cm (of five children). Hopefully I can some day be a role model Dozens of boats reportedly took have a small opening but they still today threatens the future of Cubes :r:slmxv ERHAYEMOCAI KIN These con As over lnr el the open al 1 6 1 , ..loot.' In his decision, Boynton meal drew significant pan in the three-hour protest, mom have neglected to give us a small (Lake) sockeye and I would herein 8 0 , 00 0 1 1 6 / 1 . 0 8 ( 0 1 0and 1 school1 2 4 Ad0 00tdl2,10 1 1 2 , 1 20 0amplaym00 Youth Pthect reader Grand giver mummy benefits, come aadsee greed Employment an 0 waken Tao. Sept 2005 @4:30 pct what be hod conned program ran de tor yowl) ndfrus among band members Ile said the rut sun p ored bin an RCMP helicopter nd opening" encourage them to respect the clo cal (SI S( 445-2221 and art $26 Laurie or Mor /. those they were charged to serve rearm 1 W judge cwt.. Mc enforce a officers from Me The battle over Fraser River sock- none has any Officer Miriwe Mk Tarawa Pe, GRAND RIVER men trot vg the courts victim surcharge because Depanmeut t of Fisheries and eye has gone for years, with But commercial fishermen noting Protect Tau Sept 16, 2005 @noon EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING left mum Oceans, who acketed several boats commercial fishermen alleging the the legal aboriginal fishers taking Ile did to pay restitution in amours between $150,000 aemaw.s vI that hauled in nets a place side Early Cfidnood Educator f.a hawk illegally filled Fisheries Department tams blind along their protest TWO. Sept. 82005 @ MOO and $200,000 if they earn money in the f awe. I Ne=or' pm with fish- eye to the reselling of aboflglnal Sunday, said if the closure was They will spend the next two years confined to their residences, Cayuga Immersion The protest capped a week of out- food fish. C,labout conserving the - threatened MR Grand Pr rranmp. and can only leave with permission from officials. The) art alum tapage instructor 0mwwn TWO Sem. IL NOSE SM. rage from the troubled commercial give you an example," said Lake salmon run then NorcliFfe Llfecare Centre perform 4 hours of community tie on the reserve. located 40 "I'll Cultus the kilometres north of the Battlefords. salmon- fishing industry, whose unidentified fisherman. fishery should be closed to all. Rpl1rd nu net In 900.1 e41d110 M16 C.N.O. Three mare charged in Saskatchewan Met. Nation ambers are ring, they w r "I'm going to catch more in half Fisheries went.. have animated P.T. N9u endue u Iwo Muse. K.T N(CP) _ Another three people have been charged with coda.de ,0 he op their t all sea an hour than l caneeh in 10 years the Fraser River summer sockeye SIX NATIONS COUNCIL forgery In last year's Metis Nation of Saskatchewan election, son while aboriginal fishermen and the natives fish tom Wee days run at about art million fish but it ONA faelliry, Salary commensurate with exiler bringing the cowl of people charged to seven. Loam. to etch salmon. week hem months This shows initially fora.. che about 1 Apply to DOC. Two women, one from Lluydminster, another from North Banlefoad, Wert basically protesting you how absurd and out of control million. IIIMIMmomosimmommEmEszom Norcl@h laacare Centre have been charged along with a man from Saskatoon with one coma because of mismanagement of the it is " arrived several weeks later 85 Main St N Mager..Out NOA 1H0 each of forgery. They are to in North BanlefoM Call 806 708 1841 Fax scheduled appear fishery," fishermen Glenn Bidden Stcdo Grand Chief Doug Kelly than raising 6067881886 expect, concerns It Lane Ose Meet tam aemxrm contact 10 mmms court on Oct 5- Went= Nm.140 2808 8 4:88r told Global TV Newt "Everybody said his people understand not would mix in with later endangered us,,,,,, The names or the accused will not be released until after the first court swarm.. has gotten to fish on this run of nomic hardship. nee. such as the Coitus Lake run. Serum v to the aam OMAfrat,s, m H6a96524®2 Sot 708705841050 charges follow an earlier charge of forgery Rid against a Nikt Vaal MÌpmiyuiÌct Ipaaeua Saskatoon man in hum and earlier mlt month two women from North RCMP investigates allegations of police assault res.. tal were charged with forgery, while one man from Maple 21164 NAM ,a, Awm m.aNb amalc MERRITT, B.C. IC'PMl tree alleged incident, Burgess said. said. Cana! l Msen Pate flensan. fus Tne Oem781 2005 8 888 8n Creek was charged with obstruction. metre row mum anrdex After the votes were cots. in the May 26, 2004 elution, Robert RCMP officers have been placed The 6120170 will be thoroughly Dick said he believes mall Itowene was declared presiderpresident, but less then achy later that an administrative leave after they investigated by the RCMP internal umber of k a fr t r- deer as were suspected of beating a 25- affairs section, Burgess said. ed and Roth liswas Roth woypresident inn. i9Y661m Although a Mess commission year -old wive man and leaving The mvcompltian could take officers is responsible, noting he A copy of th above job descriptions rid application elnaa. ruled Rath con bye 26 -rota ceduo for the above mad postions POSMOW margin, Wryeisons of Improper numer followed. him in the Posh. weeks to complete. is pleased overall with the m m be g rand Rive Employment Sr Training, ed. Meer. oucm.mo-am An proc ss, confirmed that numerous problems existed in the The RCMP said Friday They are Burgas also said RCMP have service the detachment provides between the hours of MN a.m. S 4:30p.m. Monday through Frida oe Ii rtu.n ruir election process, which resulted in Rom the provincial and federal investigating allegations that die briefed Arthur Dick, chief of the "I don't want to tear down the tounot, Sudbury or tko, withdrawing fulling from Me MNS. man had to walk 10 kilometres Lower Nicola band about the inch- RCMP. I they do an excellent On Nov - 14 afro rites t Skew Nation legislative assembly back to town after the assault. dent, as well as members of job," Dick said. "There are a few waw.mamm ram will vote to grew a four... election commission that will be One officer is alleged to have Meson frustrated individuals taking it out cam 5-.199 hem Me MNS. beat the man while two other city council. on people" embers, including an auxiliary Dick said he will follow the Kamloops lawyer Howard RCMP ate continuing Nev investigation and eyed to lay further wee AM pm, v. elle ape le taMe E M P L O Y M E N T O P P O R T U N I T Y cbaen officer, watched and did nothing, police investigation as it develops, Palos said he doesn't believe papans to atm.. mew Neither Douce. hr Roth were savable for continent Wednesday. police Said. as W nature of the allegations are officers dìsonmrrete. The victim sustained injuries to troubling. He said many of his lor However, Doucette ew said previously he feels vindicated by the ...native Saugeen First Da.n 0 29 is accepting 00246,0 04 Must complete C.P-I C. aw amVS.w Mtwluw k..v.. his head face and abdomen. He said he knows Glen Shiner, clients have also complained in rum. raMoton ...am or charge laid and renewed his culls for Roth to 4p down. applications b Snow Finance Officer Wfirninal Reference Chew) Mier the first chug was laid, Roth said the Ream.allegation Giant Ponce said the assault is alleged the apparent victim, describing recent months of police violence. Must be bred.. affect His leadership. to have occurred on Aug. 19, but it him One reneger who was charged Title: Senior Finance Officer Must Have First c'am.m pMr!i ron mi erweal.oaamoomot mum. Deputy Saskatoon perm thief cared of Dan wasn't reported until A118816 "a typical young man" with resisting arrest was coveted Report to' Band Administrator Posses valid clanalma license WALirirATIO SASKATOON (CPT_(CP }_ Deputy plate. chief Dan Wile Has been Dispatched to investigate the Tie can be mischievous, but his in mPOda J Mews bmn Locallon: Saugeen First Nation Iatw',amwu.uue cleared of led t1 conductconduct mama to d. Neil S1mr.td coon case, Sgt. Petty Penney located a small little guy. Ile took a pretty bruises, said Pomious, prompting All documentation, must beincireled with nonnurwuatelepr. resume that could have led to a demotion m dismissal from lye Saskatoon 25-year-old member of the Lower good beating,' Dick said. "It his mother to take pictures. Administration Pole Service. ]cola Indian Band who reluctant- Mould, have happened" once the Crown saw the On- Duties) Oversee the management Is.owrmsuas m u.Iw mum I.gnr+. samw e depending on experience/ a Wiks faced two counts of deandiscreditable Oable conduct for misleading a ly recalled bow he was taken 10 More troubling is the suggestion a raps. the charge against his q ge'Negot. Saugeen Finance Department, including reporter In May One to kilometres from town Aug. 19, others have also suffered rough client was stayed. 412608s said he maintaining agneral ledger, accounts amosa.r mm.mYaagws wtwWmlaama ere media to deceive the public. The alleged that beaten and abandoned. at the hands of some believes the issue of excessive use general journal, NUM males. w emlmsu Maler,. seed he whip. Still Requirements: Completion of Financial Pemba Imbed. Cpl. Reg Burgess said the man did within the Merritt RCMP. Dick 01707601,004010442218700041 ash receblrs journal and payroll. Designation and must provide mola wírwiwith aw me M1.0111000 lawyer not file a complaint with RCMP. said several people from his bad mu.Wes. *rung development, Tim Sakw.1n Mummy Hinds who headed the Sway churl ESA, CAa C1u mwrl- halt had the option to consider less- Penney needed to speak with him have complained to council, but While most officers keep a handle Orel implementation of Saimaa. a aobrria.a. w ar,m e Pgrn w year. Experience managing a financial Mat er offence at length before he divulged shy away from making oRofficial kl on their some appear financial policies. rose.w rM w mm gam w wme rmrmr+r m n afinfinancial services b wide t rams P roode .ova Investment advice, to meet g Wednesday,Wednesday,Mmú what he chose te do when he fond N "dn details of what happened, Burgess complaints when the time comes. more easily provoked these days. of programs. short and long -Rpm investme. N the band m The m sump said. . "They feel intimidated. They are 'Some police officers let accused a.wO.raw r'.m`° °.menwm. pOfureora minor Expedende in both direct and nal ProWd,maiWain accurate and timely Faun. The penalty minor offence ea range fromkm a eon suspension The man still bore physical signs afraid of the police, and I don't individuals drag them down to wawNVbrpnnure Supervision Management experience'ie nthly per thief and a gym a fine- of up to $350. Counselling ú also t of a beating a week after the think that should happen," be their level," he said. mmowi+rw.r wasmar. amromkma.... M. monitonng expenditures made against apple. Richard Dilate, lawyer for cods said his dent "i4 not Hall .awm allocations for I.oPmn. ed Dam* wrwbm displeased wily tut decision" Date: recommending shouldshould Death. "Heft maim.. ham dore and bend aced to September 15, 2005 @ 12:00 p.m. get problems arlse. pOoa wok. Ira been hanging n bina for aba. year ad. 11.J Wiks has NEED A VEHICLE? p GOOD experience, including No loh Submissions will be accepted. or es melee whet* smear woe, una hem on sorter 01 ned leave. The charges warn back to _001 eeirma mu. le sweet mad_ tn. is Wee. May GeneralG Ledger.pin we e "need WI when. reporter vaned Wiks about possible police r in lye New To Canada? EaO.ael nng knowlagm of Hoe Yeee ce *ewe. e.emeeleeeentaree eon wafture freario8 death 8f $'s oursld. an 84100inal Teenager whose body was Neale Deem (.0, VARO. me.a, men., Bankruptcy? accounting software o0m.a oo AD 10 mentend Training Center rube. \aalays. maim. in InTO I Excellent date entry kill and proficiency By 71.06.(514) 707 -1224 rang told the reporter Divorce? police halm indication of any police 100% OR 23, 2005 TO in spreadsheets (EXCEL). B y Fax: (5,Sauge_ñemPeOrnm0160 CURRENT RES.. Won Sep.. wrongdoing is Smnnhiles Math. lie also said he 0.42'I kw two Bad Credit? `....,. Yer Knowledge and experience of Aboriginal By Einall: Sammowop® officers, constables Lam Damns rid Bradley Smug were mom tour Agencies, Aboriginalginal issue and By Mall. R R a 1, Southampton, Ontario main.. ate eleitheeee considered smppn by RCMP 0íu8 acknowledged during disc No Credit? $1,000. A° First Nations Governance. Ontario PM .1 742.cry hearing that he- may have tion misled the reporter ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT WITH Malton Jennifer A Rewageádg SwPocy. raw 1705105..17 but never intended to keep sshould be from the grille. GENUINE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS APPLY ONLINE OR IN PERSON DaspOnk suggested Wiks should be reimbursed Or legal SELECT FROM 1999 2005 CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, OR SOWS tined daring his sliip i .ry haring since he was found guilty of 161k mum Man a "slipup' Wiks Ian member ere..< /am "Taking it one step further..... YOU'RE APPROVED, GUARANTEED!' ASSIGNMENT SPORTS REPORTER WANTED FOR TURTLE ISLAND NEWS 11 offiw assoc.. m member oran' City Police GENERAL which ma. tubers of tie 240 King George RA. [Wow.. lie fore. self 720-00644 Tlvrlwa redeem roams. Mnebkuwakmaáanhbe . oh d ed prrsom A. result, ba ill con d .m of his own pocket unless City of gRayT mow mmornoaeepmun

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Sept. 12 r&iENTAL SHOPPE at 7p.m. GIANT GARAGE SALE alP'^rJ I found the best: Modern Saturdays 8a.m. -apse. Flood Rea Ceranak Gees . -.prune WE BUY A SELL in the woods. Once again, Nyameh to everyone Optima f Foo4n., ofinx Tablewana Sundays 12a.m. - 4rtan. . Many Olher moFFEr&Pow,u. NEW A USED ~I Spreading in lass blooms who MPea..Wiped realize we may Unique Gilts LEIGH Every wee.. till October_ . &rove., Sam. bngals TILLSONBURG VIDEO & VIDEO GAMES in a damp nook, have missed some nook. but -a Hwy 515 Bishop Gate Rd. Sony PAPAS SIPES IBM To hemp the desert and your help was greatly appreciated. LUMBER STORE 146 Tillson Ave The rally would not have been W.I... clothing, furniture, BAKER the sluggish brook. IVe axe homou.eal =57',Z='. possible exercise equipment, oils. PmA m44 stares hart 00 0 Die purple penis, fallen in wi.out the support and 1100. , *New Items Weekly* many ammo .222T22.P_s22S.mz. 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20 0 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS - September 7, 2005 i September is ß A 4 Q iwe® Month School, part of a complete breakfast At many children in Canada - 32% of elementary and 62% of secondary school students - receive a failing grade (NC) -From long school bus commutes early in the morn- -,`,; ! --W+ when it comes to eating a nutritious ing to extra -curricular activities during lunch or after breakfast. Yet a bal- anced morning school, balancing daily time constraints often leaves meal provides the brain and body with the fuel that children many children and their parents crunched for time. xttn\ need to start their day off on the right track, alert Combine that with planning and preparing balanced BREAKFAST FOR LEARNING and ready to concentrate at school. breakfasts and lunches to eat during the school week and time," says Carol Dombrow, Registered Dietitian and "A healthy breakfast doesn't have to it's no wonder that the common excuse for not eating nutrition consultant for BREAKFAST FOR LEARN- be difficult: a bowl of wholegrain cereal with milk, sliced fruit and a glass healthy is being too busy! But with childhood obesity and ING. It's really a myth that healthy eating takes longer; a of juice provides nutrients to start the related diseases like diabetes on the rise, it's more impor- few simple choices each day can help children develop day off right." says Anne Lindsay, Chair, BREAKFAST tant than ever to make the time for healthy eating. healthier habits that will last a lifetime. FOR LEARNING, Canadian Living "September is BREAKFAST FOR LEARNING Month, Foundation. "Or make breakfast portable: a bagel topped with cheese which means focusing on getting children to school well Morning is often the busiest time of the day, with parents slices and fruit can be easily prepared the night before for the perfect nourished and ready to learn. One of the challenges is running behind and the kids about to miss their bus, back- pack or briefcase breakfast in the morning." that most people think that healthy eating takes more breakfast is sometimes overlooked. The reality is that We would like r- to thank our Sponsors for making this page possible. ;, FARMER'S GAS Sit N Bull 1 TA ; - BAR & BAKERY a 2141111,- Variety NL ae

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