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w J r r` / t, mg ''elk .' ` A L 1 _ A.I.P. +r on hold Ì By Denise Ambrose Tla-o -qui -aht's Ernest David similarly z- ` L Central Region Reporter announced, "Our chief's have rejected r7Y the treaty". .0 - , r Somass Hall was filled beyond capacity "It's not as simple as a No ", explained Francis Frank the Tla- o- qui -aht First as people from all Nuu- chah -nulth of L` Nations came to hear the fate of their Nation (TFN). "It's not voting down the treaty. treaty process, it's just voting down the AIP. Our Scheduled in conjunction with the Hawiih are concerned that there is insufficient land listed in the AIP "drop dead date ", the May 15th meeting revealed the final Agreement -in- Principle to meet our future needs, and even our (AIP) votes and concerns of the twelve needs today. 4000 hectares sounds like a great amount, but in 100 Nations involved in the NTC treaty 50 to years process. in minimal compared to what will be required." Somass Hall was filled beyond Francis went on to list a number of concerns TFN Hawiih and muschum capacity as all - people from Nuu have with the principles of the current chah-nulth Nations came to hear AIP. L. the fate of their treaty. Scheduled "The principles of this AIP protect the in conjunction with the "drop dead mumuthnee more than it protects our date ", the May 15th meeting future generations," said Francis. "We revealed the final Agreement -in- have not rejected the entire treaty Principle (AIP) votes and concerns process, we have only rejected the current AIP because many concerns The stars were out in Port Alberni last week for the filming of of the twelve Nations involved in still need to be addressed." the NTC treaty process. Richard Lucas announced that Insomnia, starring Robin Williams and Al Pacino. Above, Lyndsey Hesquiaht voted 83% against the AIP, Haggard (left) and Sarah Johnson (right) get a chance to clown Central Region Co -chair Nelson Keitlah and concurred with TFN's concerns. around with the comedic Williams. Full story on Page 6. led the singing of the Nuu -chah -nulth "We're going to go over the things that song and offered the opening prayer we didn't like with the AIP, and we're National Park are on the table, then Robert Dennis said Huu- ay -aht wants asking the Creator for guidance during going to offer our thoughts on what they're going to have to offer us more to get on with treaty negotiations, "The this incredibly important day of discus- needs to happen for the process to lands as well as more cash," yes group has been very compromising, sions, and announcing a moment of continue," said Richard. elsewhere silence for those who have passed away said Robert, who read out a list of Huu - putting up with delays more than once. We need to look at this and ask, what if over the past few weeks. "The principles of this AIP ay-aht's demands in order to continue i with the treaty process. your vote for an AIP is still `no' a year "It feels good to see all of our relatives protect the mumuthnee more than here with us today," said Nelson Keitlah "We have a lot of issues that need to be from now ?" it protects our future (in the Nuu -chah -nulth language). "This addressed," said Richard Lucas. has been a difficult time for everyone generations, "said Francis Frank. "What can we do to continue negotia- "This is a serious time in our here. There are many concerns that we "We have not rejected the entire tions as a Nuu -chah -nulth table," said history, "said Uchucklesaht's need to address here today, and we need treaty process, we have only Shawn Atleo. "There are a lot of hurt Charlie Cootes Sr. "Whether our to make sure we address these con- rejected the current AIP because feelings amongst our people and we Nations voted yes or no, we all have to find a way to unify our people. cerns in a proper, respectful way." many concerns still need to be share the same concerns. We all With the two largest Nuu -chah -nulth As Ahousaht, we are going to have a addressed." have nay-sayers in our Nations Nations (Ahousaht and Tseshaht) voting community feast to heal those divisions we have to make efforts to against the AIP, and six other Nations in our own community. And after that and Sharon Doucette announced that (Uchucklesaht, Ucluelet, Toquaht, has been done, and after the new address their concerns." Ehattesaht voted against the AIP, and as Mowachaht / Muchalaht, Kayukth / provincial government has come in, and a result is pulling away from the NTC Checkle7eth, and Huu- ay -aht) voting for after some time has passed, we hope to He went on to describe the benefits that Treaty Table. the AIP as a basis for further negotia- be able to continue on," he said. Huu- ay -aht has enjoyed as a result of Huu- ay -aht Chief Councillor Robert tions, the table had been waiting for This is a serious time in our history," the negotiations, "We have a pre- treaty Dennis told the table that although his weeks to hear the results from the four said Uchucklesaht's Charlie Cootes Sr. strategy that has been instrumental in Nation accepted the AIP as a basis for Nations who had asked for more time to "Whether our Nations voted yes or no, putting many of our people to work. further negotiations, it was not without explain the AIP to their members and we all share the same concerns. We all Rather than looking at what is so bad serious reservations. conduct a vote. have nay- sayers in our Nations and we about the AIP let's look at what is good "If the governments maintain their Tom Smith announced that Nuchatlaht have to make efforts to address their about it. I see people in this room that position that no lands in Pacific Rim had voted `No'. concerns." continued on page 3

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- Shilth -Sn newspaper is pub.- LETTERS & KLECOS fished by the Nuu- chah-nulrh Tweet A.I.P. on hold DIAND Offers $2 Million Council for distribution to the mem- Ha-Shift-Sit will include letters received from its readers. All letters MUST be bers of the fourteen Nuuchah -ninth signed by the writer and hare the writer's name, address & phone number on it. Names continued from page I First Nations as well as other inter - can be withheld by request. Anonymous submissions will not be accented. to Clean Esowista Water could be fishing tomorrow and were effed groups and individuals. We reserve the right to edit submitted material for clarity, brevity, grammar and an blowing opportunity. Look at what that this would be phase one of a long- dealing with or personal disputes By Denise Ambrose Information & original work con. good taste. We will definitely act publish letters tribal the AIP gives your tribe. If we wait term plan and that the 52 million would in is es individuals or groups. Central Region Reporter Pined this newspaper copyright or issues that are critical of Nuchahe- -nultb another 20 years, that will be another 20 be TFN's contribution to the SS million and may not be reproduced without All opinions expressed in letters to the editor are purely those of the writer and years of lost opportunities. What is in project. According to Tom, Tofino is Department of Indian and Northern written permission from: will not necessarily coincide with the views or policies of the n'uu -chah -null& Tribal the AIP is not the greatest but it's better seeking provincial funding for their Affairs has promised Tla -o- qui -aht First Nna- chah -nulth Tribal Council Councilor its member First Nations. than what we have right now and, in the portion cattle project. Nation (TEN) that 'it will look for E2 meantime, we can work on making He said that, in the long term, it would P.O. Box 1383, million to help solve Esowistn s dirty what is In the AIP better." cost about f 19 million to complete a Port Alberni, B.C. water problem. Hutt- ay -aht presented a resolution that new water system from Kennedy Lake V9Y 7M2. Feature Elder: TAN made a presentation to DIAND would allow the Nations that voted yes that would serve Torino. l:<1.01 and 'P about the Long Beach community's Telephone: (250) 724-5757 to the AIP to get on with negotiations. everyone in between the two villages. long- standing water problem at a recent David Watts of Tseshaht reported that In the meantime, TEN continues to Fax: (250)723 -0463 meeting between the two parties. Stanley Sam his Nation met on the weekend to deal meet with Bob Harper of the Alberni/ Frank with treaty- related matters. Tla- o- qui -aht's Francis uot Regional District to explore SUBSCRIPTIONS enjoyed playing label and cards. They Departmentcflndian and By Josephine Johnson Tseshaht will begin developing a plan speaks on his Nation's decision options to 525.00 per year in Canada & traded seal fur for 51,00 and S2.00 a Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter that would address their in -house to say "No" to the A.I.P. Northern Affairs has promised supply Mat oriiginatescreme Tofnoer 535.00 /year U.S.A. and foreign skin which was stored in barrels. concerns. He reported further that his Uchucklesaht Chief Negotiator. Clunk Tla- o- qui -aht First Nation (TEN) Airport., countries. Payable to the Seal fur Hunters prepared themselves Stanley Sam is an Orator- whose role Nation would prefer to go forward as Cooties warned the table mat treaty that' it will look for $2 million' to Tom said that the Regional District has Nuu-chah -nulth Tribal Council. spiritually from the month of Oct, - within the Ahoosaht culture is that of twelve Nations and, hopefully, a strat- settlement offers tows will not get any help solve Esowista', dirty water undertaken to empty the reservoir and Jan. They believed in the power of egy will e developed that would allow id. the historian, storyteller and speaker for better "We don't own any land or problem. clean The pipes leading to Esowista Editor -Manager, spirituality -'untie.. and went into Southern his Chief. for this. resources right now. the federal govern- will be noshed and filtration systems the mountains into Region Reporter and the sacred sites. Darlene Wars announced that at their will he installed both at the reservoir and Stanley grew up immersed within the ment oes. seem invested heavily i TEN Councillor, Simon Tom, reported These places had no trails, and only the weekend meeting David Watts was std David abundance of his culture at the this process and we don't want the n at Wiwchar families knew the way to them. that the funds would be used to connect Ahousaht traditional vlllageof nominated and elected as Chief Negotia- While these steps would improve water (250) 724-5757 Indian Act to rule us anymore" Esowista [o Tofino s current water During this time the Quu ?as had strong tor for Tseshaht on an interim basis. water Marktosis. His Mother was from the After hours of debate, Oua -ao- b'.s quality it is ciear that the system Fax: (250) 723 -0463 visions and dreams, power of the Francis Frank Thaw -qui -ebb First Nation, and her name of Tla- o-qui -aht re- solution was amended and passed.. at the Airport was cr designed to kviwehar@istandnet Creator, Nails. The most powerful sAt present, Tofino draws it's water was Alice Curly. His father's name was minded the table that his Nation raised serve as many people as it doer. A new Highlights of the resolution are: from Meares Island but is making plans object in their possession was the rattle. concerns during the morning, "We is answer for Paul Sam from Ahousaht Guided by Nations that voted 'yes' to the would water system the only the The prayers were done in the morning for a new water system that Office Manager & Layout Asst his family he became a ceremonial made a request to the ocher Nations this AIP may engage in discussions lung term. time. This was explained by Stanley's draw water from Kennedy Lake. singer. Stanley knows the histories of morning to hear our concerns and to The panics have planned more meet- Annie Watts with the federal and provincial Tom s that it would take about Grandfather as being the best time, find ways to address these concerns. It ings to term the Tla -O -qui -ant histories and governments. They will have tap iron out details for long (250) 724-5757 because it water a year or two for Esowista to into Ahousabt's histories. had to do with the and is r objective to slay together as plans. Stanley's wife access to 2001!2002 0(-TC the Tofino water system. He explained Fax: (250) 723 -0463 moon. My Grandfather said in pure in twelve Katie's Sam is known for her beautiful Nations." funding for the purposes of hashilfh @island.net the morning." When the water was still beadwork and drums. Stanley will be continuing with negotiations. this had to connection to the moon. The doing numerous articles for Ha- Shilth- A formal request will go to Central Region Reporter prepared Hunter would ask for power Sa over the next few months. Ditidaht, daht,Hupaca- and guidance in life./ Generation to Denise Ambrose "How our people survived sath and Ehottnchatresaht, inviting generation is how this practice was r.. (250) 725-2120 -Fax: (250) 725 -2110 them to rejoin the larger NCN 100 years ago." done. seasiren @island.net treaty table. "The for trade began in 1887 told to me The Hunter would follow the seals 40- ). [ A . S collective NCN strategy will by my grandfather. 60 miles out to sea. They would travel j. -- be developed that would allow Northern Region Reporter How QmPas started bun trade with up to Hula Gwai1 and the Captain asking for westerly wind to come. 9 700 for NCN grassroots people to 01 . Mamat'ni people. Quu ?as started to go would send out the Qpth, to get close Another time there was a huge tragedy / position vacant have their concerns and issues out for the Mamat'ni and leave their o the shores. Some of the canoes when 28 seal fur hunters died in a big (250) 724 -5757 addressed. families in the month of February for 8 would get smashed up Fax:(250) 723 -0463 Nations that voted `no' may months My grandfather told me the Stanley mentioned that there were Stanley said when a baby was born, Aho`aht's Cliff Atleo suggested continue with community , schooner would take 10 -12 canoe. A many kinds of different canoes that medicines were placed inside his cradle consultations and may, with a ' S Shaman would be along and have his were made by different Was so that he may become a great hunter that Hupaeasath, Ditidaht, people. mandate from their Nation, It was standing- room -only at Somas, Hall as people came from all DEADLINE own special canoe. They traveled the The Ahousaht, Klesmit, Mesquiaht, one day. Pacheedaht and Ehattesaht be rejoin the larger NCN Treaty Nuu- chah -nulth Nations to hear the fate of their A.I.P. Please note that the deadline for oceans and they survived the terrible Ditidaht, Tia- o-qui -aht, Makah, and Invited to come back to the larger Table. the Nations at the submissions our next issue is 4:30 Bather conditions. The capon the HOMO were employed. They sold seal After all the information was presented horn twelve for of The Hunter would follow N.T.C. negotiating table. The NTC Treaty Process pm on Friday, June 1, 2001. After that schooner was a Moore? and the fur fur and other things to the schooners N.T.C. treaty table, it was revealed that the table was split with six the seals 40 -60 miles out CliffAtleo, Ahousaht Negotiator, Manager is to collect the date, material submitted &judged lobe trade began up and down the and the Mamat'ni people. A Shaman Nations voting for the A.I.P. and six voting against. to sea. suggested that Hupacasath, Ditidaht, following information: the appropriate, cannot be guaranteed Westcnast. aboard one of schooners was caned Pacheedaht and Ehatresaht should be mandate of the provincial placement On one there was a bad Doctor Tom the Indian A but, If still relevant, will he untie very Doctor. They would travel up to the invited to come back to the larger negotiating team now under included in the following issue. storm The Quu ?as being strong Shaman, Tom put his spiritual clothes Meetings Halda Gwali and the Cap- Liberal government the provin- r Calendar of Upcoming negotiating "We have a response. In anneal world, submissions would spiritual believers sang a spiritual song ou, took out his rattle and proceeded to obit. cial government's position on a to our people to discuss a strategy be typed, rather than hand- written. while traveling in the storm. They put medicine into the water. Ile was tain would send out the Oily TIME PLACE provincial Treaty Principles MEETING DATE Articles can he sent by mail to to collectively move forward, especially ( Quu?as to get dose to the Referenda Treaty Planning lune 6 -7 9a.m. Tin Wls hashilih,Misland.net. Windows in light of the fact the government has shores. indicated that they are to discuss Those Nations that have a mandate to PC. willing some of our concerns about the AIP. go ahead may begin negotiations after Submitted pictures must include a Some of the canoes would July 31. brief description of subjects) O get smashed up. We are no longer in a time pressure PLEASE NOTE cooker. We can do much more with It was agreed that NCN negotiators be return address. Pictures with no Due to intensive negotiations, Treaty Manning meetings will would meet to strategic further after fifteen Nations as opposed to six or and may not be advertised in return address will remain on file. Stanley mentioned our Quu ?as people held on an "as- needed" basis, even twelve Nations," said Cliff. more information is obtained. Allow 2 - 4 weeks for return were towed to Japan and were left a Ha-Rd/tit-5a due to limited notice. Please keep In touch with your Photocopied or faxed photographs shore. Sam Johnson said that some of _ --! Treaty Negotiations Team for up -to -date information. cannot be accepted. Ha-Shilth-Sa the stores in Japan have Quu ?as names _. Ha- Shilth -So belongs to every Nuu -drab -nuith person including those and are to believed the ones that were N.T.C. Treaty l left behind. Some of our ()miser people who have passed on, and those who are not yet born. COVERAGE: traveled around the world. The young a Manager Cliff NUU- CHAH -NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL A community newspaper cannot exist without community involve- generations employed long ago traded Atleo Ir. recaps Although we would like to be able to f ment; for food such as halibut, and then the voting cover all stories and events we will traded for whale oil. Stanley remembers results pre- only do so If you have any great pictures you've taken, stories or pocrosyodee TOLL FREE NUMBER subject'. a time when a small seal fur pup Sufficient advance 0 sented to the noticeee written, or artwork you have done, please let us know so we can became his pet. It was given to him for addressed specifically to table, as include It in your newspaper. Also, if you have any thoughts or con- pet. The school wanted to buy his Ha- Shilth -Sa. Northern 1- 877 -677 -1131 for 70 cents of candy. The seal pup was Reponercavailabilio at thetime cerns about making your newspaper better, let us know that too! Region Co- placed too close to a wood stove, and Nuu -chah -nulth Leadership have now of the event This year is Ho- Sh;lth-Sa's 27th year awning the Nuu- chah -nulth burned to death. These are some of the chair Archie to assist membership Editorial space mailable in the First Nations. We look forward to your continued input and support. things told tome about the beginnings - r. Little looks on. established a toll free number paper of the seal fur trade between Quu ?as Moro! R7eco! with any question they may have regarding treaty Ediorialdeadlinesbeing adhered and Mamat'ni people, Stanley Sam Stay to by contributors David Wiwchar, Editor / Manager 9th, 2001. related business.

1 Page 4 - Ha-Shilrh -Sa - May 24, 2001 Ha- Shiith -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 5 Intertidal Clam Fishery Community Fisheries - ca- ca -fiuk -'- Management Board elected Nuu- chah -nulth conduct ,44 - bar...,,--y 44,4 By Roger Dunlop, co- chair. due to other commitments and the', , . for Ha- Shihh -Sa was decided by drawing a name from a OPEN CALL FOR h r After f pl'cations Calvin V, al r - I, DIRECTOR AND OFFICER LEVEL Sea Otter Survey The results of the election for eight Clark was subsequently named as the NAHO WCVI (Area F) Intertidal Clam Fishery fourth Board digger representative for EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES By growing at 18°ío per year;' said NTC the south. The David amare s Community Management Board com- newly elected repent. Northern Region Biologist Roger jO a HmfhlOrgairimtl , Southern Region Reponer mercial clam harvesting representatives won will be serving the Board for a Dunlop. "At that rate there growth were tented at the May 8, 2001 the, year term until the next election in could be 3500 to 3700 out there how. if Fisheries workers throughout Now Board meeting mewl Alberni. April2004. The col Aboriginal HWA Organization (NANO) is looking for qualified, highly their populations haven't plateaued at monvared, oats w fall man This chah- nulth -eht will Whaling in In the northern area (Area 25 & 26) Other members include Tome Pater and numerous,°s. advertisement will be used to ail fill officer and management level positrons over she next flue to six months. A range survey m estimate sea otter population Pavel Kot (Pon McNeil), Leonard John Charlie Coous, Sr. representing com- of hava.e4 policy analysis, research, communications,and along the The original west coast sea otter n the north and south, abundance and distribution (Kayu:k't the ktles7n'h First reaper onference planning. Appropriate was hunted to extinction orking arrangements including travel and releworking coast of Vancouver Island. population Nation), and Kevin Vanier dvely.t Archie Little represents the Nuu. vil le) will be made wart a me he three centres. For management and through the liars and early 1900's by . -+r--.1 _ The controversial ahem have come _.rte ti- wee roed and Felix Michael -nuhh Tribal Council. Dan Devault officer level pfositlons. rebcat onand other reasonable employment expenses are the European for trade. Otters were Sockeye fishing has started on the Somas River, as both Hupacaseth represents negotiated in back from extinction, end have caused INuchatlaht Fast Nation, min. the the BC Shellfish Growers addition to competitive salary levels. If Mere are particular areas of Interest introduced in 1969 by the Atomic please heated debates between thou whose and Tseshaht fish a shared allocation of 42,486 fish. Boards a new member. Association. Lam Swan (Ahoseeht specify at time of contact, Otherwise, innivid,als will be matched with positions Energy an guzkhcahom, educabon and livelihoods depend on ea-tourism, and Commission from Alaska's First Nation) is the appointed Nuu -chah- experience. In addition to the general recruitment described above there are several speck portions included in bits those who depend on shellfish for their Aleutian Islands, who sent them down nulA Guardian representative. Fisheries The results of the election for alvertisernent. livlibooda. here before they shined toting nuclear and Oceans is represented by Randy weapons Nuu -chah -nulth Fisheries eight WCV f (Area F) Intertidal Since the dins consist near Awhile. Webb. Soon Pitcher was appointed by Positions will he available in the First Near, and Me which ascots)/ foal, of Clam Fishery Community Thirty years later, the original 89 Sea BC Fisheries and holds that sear. The one br wh* the lame lInt. n will determined.e traditional foods such as sea urchins, Management Otters introduced into Checieset Bay Board commercial latter three positions are ex-officio. A crabs, clams d other seafoods, Strategy Review The National Aboriginal Health Organization (NANO) Iwas incorporated in March 2000. have reproduced clam harvesting including abalone, their overpopulation quickly and their representatives seat for processor representation NANO is the result of the need to create and develop a national Aboriginal-designed were need at the May 8, mains vacant. and directed at improving the health of Aboriginal peoples. 28 29, The corm of theo arneanuion May and 2001 2001 board meeting in Port Two Nuu chahesith Tribal Council (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM) Alberni. biologists provide support the Board. and science me heahh and well being &Aboriginal Peoples Rave Spence and Roger Dunlop ac- rough arec knowledge based strategies which reflect the Hosted by the Mowachaht/Muchalaht and Northern cepted the responsibility of acting as the values and principles contained in traditional knowledge and practices; and -r e- n the south (Area 23 and 24) Rea Region First Nations at Tsaxana (Gold River), B oards co-chairs for the next year. to develop partnerships and linkages with existing programs and resources. Spence frofino). Errol Sen (Wham.I Public input is welcomed Cl all Board Wameesh Centre Gym First Nation) and Fred Race (Portl Wings. Clam harvesters should Alberni) received the greatest number of SPECIFIC OPPORTUNITIES Strategic Plan will be mailed out prior act their local digger representive if At the April 5 -7 NTC Meeting, the vote, Rea Spen. and F Race DIRECTOR, INUIT they wish to disc convey their CENTRE Chiefs directed the NTC Fisheries to the meeting; are available through were elected for a second and r am Reporting to the Executive Director and functionally reporting to the Governing your NTC Regional Fisheries Biologist issues related to the sintertidal clam Department to hold a special two -day Errol Sam will he SerVill g his first term Committee, Me Director will work on the development and implementation fishery to the Board. of (Roger Dunlop, Jim Lane, losie member. a new Inuit Centre for which the . meeting to review the 1997 NTC permanent location Is sen to be determined Contact numbers can be obtained from e Osborne): or are available There was a three way Ton will provide strong leadership dulls and you will manage lead the new Fisheries Strategic Plan. assess by phoning tie for the and .01. the Regional Aquatic Management Centre a it develops and grows. progress and setbacks, and determine Val Ga11i0 aí724 -5757 and requesting fourth seat between Phillip Guy Louie . Society in Pun Alberni at (250) 724- where efforts in copy by fax, mail, or email. Ohms.. First Nation), Doug DIRECTOR, METIS CENTRE "i ad Nuu

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Page 6 - Ha -Shi/rat -SI - May 24, 2001 Ha- Shi/th -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 7 Insomnia sweeps through Alberni Provincial Candidates By David Wiwchar in active filming, the experience of m Ling one of biggest Southern Region Reporter Hollywood's Visit Ahousaht names won't ran be forgotten. Ry Drone Ambrose EMBAUCHc( "He (Williams) is a pretty friendly built in Port Alberni and are designed Insomnia has caused quite a stir in Port Central Region Reponer person;" said Bella Joe, who was picked to catch and contain the wastes Albemi, and it will be awhile before of the DES ÉTUDIANTS out of a crowd at the Harbour Quay to fanned fish. some Nuu -shah -nulth people fully Ahousaht - Local representatives of play the role of a mother to two small The salmon site was not a ecover. the four major parties children. "It was really nice that he running in the working f The movie Insomnia Robin one at the time of the tour. starring provincial election toured Clayoquot went out of his way to meet people. PNA employees were busily tying Williams and Al Pocono caused crowds Sound week the premise of the S50 Million thriller a before the election. of ate dnch wherever filming was nets to the new pens in anticipation of Tom Paul, First Nations Liaison pits dome, a Will Dormer (Pecino) goes for the following days arrival taking place in downtown Alberni. Pacific offish, for days without sleep as he vies to National Aquaculture, coordi- William in particular caused quite stir Lunch was served at another salmon bring murder suspect Michael Finch muted the tour that stayed at the fish as he ran across trees to sign auto- farm closer to Ahousaht. The tables (Williams) mlusncc plant in Tofino. graphs and pose for pictures, and were buzzing with lively discussion. The role of quiet Alaskan town will be Salmon employees at PNA impressed everyone with his willingness f Nick Thorpe and Sergio lies were played by Port Alberni, and the role of gathered to listens the platforms of to sect and talk with people during the amongst the people seated at this Diamond Tooth Road is wonderfully three days of Liberalcandidae,Gillian trumpet filming. writer's table. The topic of discussion: acted by the artist formerly known as (who would ultimately Insomnia symptoms started appearing win the May the economic and Argyle Street It is estimated that the medicinal benefits of the week as 16th election for Pon Albemi ONTERFOR) before filming more than - hemp and high -grade marijuana. three days of filming brought more than ()hokum MLA), 1000 people stood outside the Barclay SDP candidate, The entourage International Forest Products Limited to the of Port arrived at Ahousaht Hotel waiting for their chance to 5300,000 economy Gerard Jansen, Green Party candi- Southern Operation for an afternoon meeting with the Alberni, which was no hard to see date, Sergio Panne, audition for one of 113 positions as and Marijuana people Its West Coast Division behind all the "No Vacancy" signs and there. Liberal candidate, Gillian extras Quite a Nuu -shah -nulth Party candidate, Nick Thorpe. Tamper 1999 - 2003 f the crowded restaurants. agreed that BC has to settle people werew asked to be extras All candidates in the faced tough questions treaties Proposed Forest Development Plan After meeting with a crowd of New with First Nations because. film including Bella toe, Boyd from the plant Glk. workers and Green she Major Amendment chah retch fans, Williams was presented aid. "Without them a whole lone Andrew Dick, Bonnie Gus, Eileen Parry candidate; Sergio None took Jj TFL 54 and FL A19235 Hesquiat,. Sydney /Pretty Girl with an the things (Partial), Darrell An Thompson designed whin will be held up." Cypre, Haggard, Ross Sr., Cathy Watts, brunt of the criticism. Bedingfleld, Swim Beach and Fortune South from New T- shirts, which he was very She declared that the current treaty Barry Gus, Darrell Ross Ir., and Barry The workers fear that Interim Watershed Planning Units grateful for and said he wear the Green process Watts. Though many were not involved would isn't working and for that (Inside Clayoquot Sound) Party, Related would stop salmon Student Employment with pride. mason her party intend to told Centre aquaculture in Ill' altogether. Prone Notice is hereby given that International Forest Products Limited, (Interior), referendum on BC treaties 'to et the spent much of his time will hold a public viewing of a proposed assuring the template' for opens in major amendment to the 1999 -2003 '- treaties. Alberni r workers that salmon farming would not Forest Development Plan for TFL 54 and FL A19235 in the Hesquiat, 1 . The other three candidates expressed Sydney/ be shut By David Wiwchar get them some Pretty Girl (Partial), Cypre, Bedingfield, Beach and down but would need more their work experience." Swim Fortune South Intern vehement opposition to the Southern Region Reponer stringent environmental proMcion According to Kollar, last summer the Watershed Planning Units inside Clayoquot Sound proposed referendum on treaties. measures.o centre posted more then 150 jobs, and "'here is no way a The majority can make The Canada Employment Centre for them to beat drat number The Forest Development Plan major amendment shows the location and candidates were Moiled aboard a hope this decision about minority issues, it jot students is now open in the Federal Sinnnla orderly development of proposed harvesting, road development, PNA boat and were taken to a salmon creates a tyranny," declared Nick Buildings Strut. maintenance. deactivation, basic silviculture, and farm Argyle The Centre lists full -time, prawn. salvage activities for the near Hot Springs Cove. A PNA Thorpe. Started by Revive Kollar and fume . and casual jobs areas indicated. This plan also contains information on the protection of other representative available in Port Alberni, explained to the candi- Ahousaht member, aht's Rose Nookemm resource values in the David Frank, (pictured above) Tofino, 1,1100lel, and Bam6eld, and is planning areas. It is made available for review and dates that the new steel pens were clearly angry about the the Centre will be open throughout the comment to all resource agencies, native bands and the public before Ministry state of treaty open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12 negotiations summer to assist young people in of Forests and Ministry of Environment. Lands and Parks considers approval blasted the candidates. °If pan. and I pelt to 4 per at 4877 Argyle you want economic certainty finding summer employment. Street (above the Post of the amendment. All approved Operational Plans and any High .Level TSOW-TUN LE LUM then sit Office). - down "It's our job to help you get said The Odd Job Plans that encompass the Development Plan will. be d cil bl during aar snddeabwirkm We dolt-Ned: Fir' Squad will also be SOCIETY ate Nookemus, a hunt year student in conning the review and comment period upon I` -thebreaty,T0C néddh, kesard, do again this summer, so if there request All completed'aeonssments ANNUAL GENERAL Malaspina Memp. ' pointing L-C's Am One First Nations are any odd jobs you need done, (Sections 13 to 17 of the OPR) are available upon request from Interior to the candidates. feel Program. -Wire here to help free to call dating the review and comment pend. Paul Frank Sr., also of Ahousaht students Rose or Revise at 724.0151 I Ile ForTun Le Lum Society will hold with resumes, interview preparation, (extension warned the candidates 240) and they'll have hard- its Annual to keep their General Meeting on Saturday, and help them as much as passible to working, eager student to work The proposed Forest Development Plan major amendment will be available He may be a Hollywood star, but Robin Williams election promises, "You will have for you. lune 23, 2001 at 12:00 Noon at to for review at Internatonal Forest Products Ltd., West Coast Operations, 1865 clear the answer for made it he appreciates his fans. fore -Tun it some day, maybe not to Peninsula Road, Ucluelet, Le Lum Treatment Centre B.C. and the Ministry of Forests, South Island Forest us but one day you'll die and the beginning with lunch, at 699 Ahousaht Distract Office, 4885 Cherry Creek Road, Port Alberni. from Capitan Couple Marries in Alberni B.C. May 23. Rind, Creator will be there to meet you and 2001 to July 23, 2001 Wnzville, All are omen,,rend (830 am to 4:30 per Monday to Friday (excluding say to Russell and o he'll you, 'You greedy (exple- Hilda (nee: lunch hour)). SECONDARY SCHOOL COURSE FEES For more information. please call (250) Samuel) 390 -3123. dreg you didn't keep your promise,- Frank were joined by friends and family in celebration of their THE PUBLIC REVIEW PERIOD FOR THIS AMENDMENT WILL BE The NTC Education Department receives many questions May FROM l2e marriage. about course and/or material fees being charged for high school May 23, 2001 to July 23, 2001 Ray and Myrtle Samuel walked their courses. The NTC'S understanding is that fees are not to be daughter down the aisle to the beat A representative of International Forest Products limited will be available at charged for regular courses offered by public schools. The of traditional drums. The bride the West Coast Operations Office and the Open Houses to review, and discuss wore a red Name design dress and families are already paying for these courses through the the proposed major amendment The proposed major amendment may be Grad 2001 a cede hark headband She carried modified as a result of written comments received by July 23, 2001. Written taxes that they pay. The Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal Council's a bouquet of woven cedar bark graduation IF comments regarding this proposed FDP amendment are to be forwarded to There should also not be for celebration will hosted by the Drake, charges standard materials lia First Derek R P.F., Area Engineer at International Forest Products Limited, -o- qui -ahl Nation. It will be held on: the marriage was conducted by needed for courses. a student wishes to make a West Coast Operations. If project using Reverend Rick Lindholm, also of more expensive material such as mahogany or teak in wood- SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2001 Mouser, If interested parties are y(% unable to review the proposed Forest Development work, there Guests were invited to dinner Plan major amendment will be extra costs that the family will have to pay. IN TOFINO AT TIN WIS during the times shown below, arrangements can be catered by Leona Frank, sister-in- made to review the plan at a time that is convenient for them Please contact BEGINNING AT 3:00 P.M. law of the groom. The reception Derek Drake, R.P.F., Area Engineer, International Forest Products Limited, as e blend of First Nations culture West Coast Operations, 1885 Peninsula 789, B.C. Due to the limited space attendance Road, Box Ucluelet, VOR NUU- CHAH -NULTH LANGUAGE will be by invitation only. Grads you arc able and modern tradition. The garter ( 3A0. Phone 1250) to invite 3 guests 726-3652 Fax (250) 726 -3647. each. and bouquet toss were done in Some phrases in the Nuucaan'vt language between the singing and dancing of OPEN HOUSES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: If you have someone who is graduating in your family or would like more info, traditional songs. matron please give us a call: Eileen Haggard Angie Miller A highlight of the reception wo when Ucluelefi CourtHOuse May24,2001 gam -5pm Some colors in the Nuucaan`ut language heartfelt thank you to the Frank family. 7245757 723 -1593 the Frank family to prepared take the Ile explained that the wedding was Tofino: Weigh West Resort bride from the Samuel family. true May25,2001 gam -tom Red - Os'ihuk In supposed to take place in Ahousaht Yellow - hicp`igek EARLY REMINDER FOR display of our intermnnenedneo, Pon Alberni: where Russell and Hilda live. This Cast Hosortamyltn May 28.2001 gam -5pm Blue - kinie`ak White almost all wedding guests stood behind - k`isuk SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS became impossible, he said, when his Black - tupkuk the family that they were most closely Hot Sori gs Cove: Hesquiat Band Office dune 8,2031 gam. Orange - pipicquk wife's health began to fail. May wife 5pm related to. Green - eumagak The Nuu -shah -nulth anted so much to this we Brown - wagak Tribal Council will once again be awarding scholarships to tun,! say. Ahousaht : MousahtBandOfice The Frank family sang and danced for June11,2001 Sam - 5pm students in grades I - 12 who have exulted in their studies. New thank you for bringing the wedding to Purple - y'amap`ikak methadon. are the hand of Hilda. Finally. the Port Albton: Grey - tiwahp`ikak now available at your band Samuel Pon Alberni for her" Udueleteand Office June 12.2001 9am -5pm office or can be picked up at the NTC front desk. If family turned their daughter over to her )BUiotnged06, tower meeting room) you have a child that toes had great report card please Both families sang and danced until late contact the school in late new family. \sy or early June to request recommendation. that evening. Ooilaaht Tle- o-qui- ahtBand Hell June 13, 2001 gam Submitted for haasitsa by Dave Watts, 6ioaá7ffih Father of the bride, Ray Samuel -5pm gave Congratulations Russell and Hilda, I

Page 8 - Ha- 51111th-Sa - May 24, 2001 Ha- Shush -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 9 Whaling desire alive two 25 Years Ago in Ha- Shilth -Sa years after successful hunt Cu ka kik mat mas (Come all you Nuu- chah- nu/th -aht) Vol. 3 No. 4 May 6 , 1976 By Wayne Johnson of the North Olympic Peninsula. Guest Editorial My grandfather and other Makah were "Huu 9ii ?akin Qu7amis" rfwerm..snsn arrested for fishing in the a0=tztUex. y Xenon' ta. .stalma maw rran ersnt.- Shako Bay in as Two years ago today I called the the 1040s They knew it was their treaty (Take ' . Makah tribal chairman from the waters right, Your Identity Back) .... r.. _ow w Ns. m and eventually they won in w'rwi.á off of Ne.h Bay to In his know, "The _7t '....:4.7..-:.,2;;;.7...7,i, k a."i.," rrrrt. Thunderbird has landed," our code for a Were used to this kind of treatment. , f2`M.`.. r w NCN Healing Project's 2nd r _ successful whale Annual ,%R` ."irwar r.yar hunt. s ra m :::,...:::::.:..7 ú.i Every protestor who insults my family Conference or. t: we vqwa rÑ. Like the first whale brought to our and my culture, and every government nr.r June 1 & 2, 2001 wa rMMeMre a.t.l...le.aau "ww people by the Thunderbird, the whale official who finds some excuse to delay .nenr(a.aew l.r s, ", xr. v.ar. my crew and !brought in nourished the ourr rights, just helps put me in the Maht Mahs MrrtMt r..,r Gym, Port Albemi l aww.e .w.n..err trag bodies and sustained the spirits of our company of my ancestors who endured aa we ...:á We r. e.rts.ar.et snot fellow Makah. the same tA r m , If it were up to me, I People keep asking me, "When are you sign The N uuchah -ni nth ram. w íMia á wouldn't another agreement with Healing Project is pleased to announce our Second ti ar W going .°.`.yrm.'.e~r.rr.swa0:.ma r to get another whale?" It's been the govemmeot. I'd just go out on the Annual Conference. We would like to invite rims or aim tam. ot ,"".1,-.".T.: all cheh- uulthto a^' w"ww"rrw. two years since there's been any whale and do what haw am people n. anWwWOM raae. Ma my great- grandfa- attend. We will be sponsoring4 repreaentativesper w. meat in First Nation to attend, Lonl °:r ? ié ' awe my refrigerator. My family the, Anhur Johnson, and my great- m.°w.ww please contact your Band Office to submit your name. ."npÿy, and our tribe want more. uncle, Charlie Jones, .a, wn aiw.n ona did. catch a whale awawp.raa astr,:.rrM The focus ofthe Conference will be on a "Welcoming Home" Ceremony, . Reporters like to ask about how the and bring it home for Me people to eat We plan to (35 whale tasted. It tasted like a drum My family is ready. honour Residential School Survivors and those inter - ...... , I 'i, `f"_aá .. w M wn.r ww. rwrÓ p. i.na come true, but along with the whale But our whaling gwarationa0yanecad.as well as children who were fostered '-- evpran .rwr W Mrrntl haT commission is made oradopted. If E :reel. et, l got a taste the no r of politics, and up of the heads of all Makah extended you, or someone you know, was fostered, please contact 1 oe Tom at the ; We ene.dwi ry:rr,r ...la mean tell you that pan is no good. families. They have chosen to Healing Project work Office at (250) 724 -3233. t`ewi.r ^ hmr I ri. -.n-' Man i We've had only a handful 9'ewaaMe days open with the government, of even though I you would bte71272' ... -'i."4.'...::::°:;:.... If like more information on the Conference please contact: Jo for hunting since two years ago, when think the United States has been stalling Tom, P jectCoordinatorat( 250)724 -3233, or Regionall Healing Project ...7::::...t."..%.:..-1-,. T.a.,w.m.t a.,:L.°a: Indians from around the country and andlying. >i:° mule w `ti indigenous Staff. follows: 4.. people from as as y. /p. far Fiji I just don't trust the government t}r Southern Region phone: (230)724 -3233, /' 't n and Africa came to help us celebrate the anymore, but I'll go along with the tribal fax: (250) 723 -6010 y Tw+fMO.. y return the whale to Central Region phone: ( 250) 725 -free: I A: .M-.r.ur a.,. of our people. commission. Since the co says -3367, -866 -901 -3367, fax: fíi reni , _° s .'roiawnr "Nn Muq ova 4 wr My. and*. rrr..Ms Since then we've been tied up with will wait (250) 725 -2158 bevy m 0.. a4 w When the me is rw .awuar.easrw,.a: v"w.aára"eww w.iuwa .waém.éo dime rich animal-rights groups taking right, the Thunderbird will land again. au ..n aa while m r°".r wr . waasdyir au u.. o ."n w . Mtrri y. us to coon. and the U.S. government n..w pw. wan N. e wn raM .Iw Xr. e,p:ra , i »p;, Today is a holiday for the Makah tribe á uwraro eTay rar I. - dragging its feet on putting out a new ro celebrate the anniversary of the m y.rrrÿwry environmental assessment and signing e return of the whale. But the celebration management = Mewn new agreement is incomplete because there is no BLACKFEATHER -wsTMwtis.wrPill ieµiK +im iw .veRiÌï ah.l------.,rlïi.inr - M>i'Mrre.. _ I'm tired of waiting. I'm tired of fresh whale to eat. Lemon commodity foods in the cabinet, and We waited 70 yeah until ..ú.:s:...a....waeerym ...No In MMiaa"ro .wwn the gray CONTRACTING LTD. r, mwtïw; ówg,rw I'm tired of 75 percent unemployment whale population rebounded before r-aS t he NO fion the reservation. And mostly, just hunting ,. win Moti ware m I'm last lime, and we can wait aa n.w .. .w u Ñ. 4 ama ruew tired of the politics of us, to dart' through Ibis latest round of assaults on Land Clearing . ...w... rMV ear. '!rZ out the rights our great -grandfathers our rights and our culture. Septic Fields Neing i°óo Sewer Installations WO, kept for us in exchange for most of land We will get another whale. lls just a Subdivision ve 11,61 IA.' ..t. *Water Installations no: .... awñaí w .,. a%a aa m w matter of time. Development `oeó" aar .. Nwe spot, 0. 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Page 10 - Ha- Shiith -Sa - May 24, 2001 Ha-Shiith -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 11 Parenting - One of the Most Viimtnaaksapwias Moms Can Help Prevent Diabetes Important Roles Proper birth size and breastfeeding "giving people a name at a potlatch" By Jacqueline A. Walls, to express their happiness. The mother - linked to lower rates of diabetes Ott Saturday, 24th March 2001. Our cupcakes and dessert was especially Sr, IDP Worker /Supervisor to-he would be treated with special care, For better health later in life, it is hest Association, the number Indian Giving Name Party was a reality. delicious any, the delightful meal. 'th kindness and everyone would speak of Canadian to be born an avemgcsired baby states with diabetes is expected A year has come by so fart for all of us, Very special thanks to Francis Amos who Isn't it great to be a parent? No one lobo and the baby she ,tried with re- to increase Dr lean-Pierre Chanoine, Clinical over 50% by 2010. the preparing, practicing, stitching, as the MC; he was presented with admen can argue that being a parent is reward- seed and love. The mother -to -he would Professor and Head of the Endocrinol- Dr Chanoine is sewing, crafting, purchasing and the for our appreciation and thanks. ing, challenging and of course, purposely change to adapt to pregnancy. trying to understand ogy and Diabetes Unit at Vancouver's why some fat babies togetherness of teamwork done by all of Very special Wanks to Brenda Bolton for parenting also has its' lessons that are She would be directed and taught to, eat become obese, Chfldreti sospital. while others our family, old and young. Boy when we taking time to make our dresses; she was unique to h family. right, sleep right, respect herself, sur- don't. "There's no magic 'The reasons are gill endear, but trick to solving this et together, mere is a lot of us. Out of presented with a blanket and money. round herself with cheerful company, she problem, lIt's s Having a birth weight at the extremes of important o the 34 grandchildren and 36 great Very special thanks go to those ladies who was not to do heavy lifting work, and not start thinking about a Examples of Rewards: total may be risk factor for obesity healthy and diet grandchildren of Mary and lack Johnson, have made the homemade bread, which exposed to up- setting mynas.. balanced for your The miracle of life pro type 2 diabetes in adulthood;' states along with their Mother /Father standing was filling with the meal. It wwas s also important not to attend baby, starting with breastfeeding." Ile funer- Dr Unconditional Lose Chanoine. Interestingly, being a states that it's whit them. Very special thanks to Campbell River als the deceased Iapirrt) might any never ten oily to start The sense of accomplishment mall baby makes you 5-6 times more gelling Very special thanks goes to the cook, Band for allowing us to use the hall. the baby's spirit with minter tot. spirit children involved in physical The continuation of Nue- chah -myth -aht likely to develop the most common Betty Nicolayt and her helpers -.Mere their Especially w. can't forget those guest who world. Exercise was important. Walking activity. even as toddlers. "It's a to form of diabetes in adulthood" Ile adds easier than to preparedness of the different varieties of attended and havetouched our hearts with e Examples of Challenges: but the 00m ,Vto -het trying modify the behavior that babies with high birth weights are of a heavy 15 year old" seafood /food has fil led everyone' c tummy their presence. Being a parent always accompanied with someone. As participating with each other when Were Iwo times s likely to become over- Most babies throughout the evening. We can't forget to mention our family from the Coma Mountain Territory n Taming Tantrums, Sibling rivalry a mother -m -be wading (suss) er a dip into are born with a healthy was a shortage singers or weight adults. amount of Very special thanks to all those who have watching their own children, grand /great, of dancers. Mowacha. The great thunderbird's name Not being able to answer every question the cool water was allowed, but not swim- fat and big -choke], chubby is 1 can't forget to mention Carl Edgar Obesity a booming field in North babies not to sent or brought the seafood and other daughter, sale nephew, nieces and cousins foot is Tu -Tuts and the great Sea Serpent, the Trusting that you are the best parent for ming -astir baby's umbilical cord might me likely become fat Ditidaht Nation, who has laughter America. BC doctors are seeing en adults, food. performing, singing and dancing. And brought wolf face, the cedar Post. And the men your child wrap around the baby's neck. Every fam- according to Or Chanoine, by telling jokes between times increasing number of havy, Inactive unless they poor Very special thanks to Juanita Amos for those other vibes who have come to sing songs. It's on the sides, represent the chiefs_ The The continuation ofNuu- chah-nulth-aht ily was gifted with something special, develop eating habits like tills when weforget about negative order -16 year olds. They're concerned and little It's making 100 applenemon pie plus the and dance. And seeing everyone just the two wolves on each side have the most which would contribute to the commu- activity important Examples of Lessons: Wont the link between obesity and the things, problems of all our lives. A time value or our tribe. These are great city towable the community tothriveand Mat parents. not put their plump five Learning to trust as a for togetherness with family, relatives and yourself parent development of type 2 diabetes in kids, year olds on diets, as fat is importance to us, with a long story that 1 continue. These special ways were also important Seeking out help from family and a few phenomenon friends. can't hall down. Weespeciallyeais that had previously for brain development 'in a child's early friends and taught. What are your fam- Especially at she very end been reserved to middle aged 'adults. years. of the party. forget our relative, Rudy Williams for his ily traits? Have you decided to become Looking after yourself as a parent According to the Canadian Diabetes when it was time to give out the many artistic talent for the drawing. Mary parent? Learning What information exists in your items, some homemade to the how to cope as a parent people, Johnson. family? The elders know so much, and especially the young. It was kind Teaching other pare hat you've of sad Representation of Cathy Mark's Family yes, there is a Ins Is gone learned Malthat hawser it had to end, some tired, sleepy and some dance and song. This is why her family we "Celebrating gill have the opportunity to beam a Our Survival" who wanted to keep on and The continuation of suutihateoulM aht singing led the dancing. This song and dance was Int. As a parent-to-be it is important that dancing. No wonder, in the past, they'd given to Jack Johnson Sr. to hold for her we all become curious, responsible and A ten week closed Group go for days Parenting is a lifelong process, an en end. family So every time 00 use the Cathy determined to find out, by asking our fam- eternal cycle. As Nuachah- nol?h -aht A safe, confidential place to explore: Ashen explanation calk meaning Mile and song, have to acknowledge Cathy ily, our parents, and our elders what they r Johnson /Williams Family n the we have always treasured our babies, Where you are now. Crest and,, before we dance and give her a gift know. So we can pass this knowledge on We are so children, and grandchildren. How you here thankful to Rose and money. This has the sonbannd,rece,, Enos children and imryrab aw language, got Williams,my nephew, Bruno W illiamsnew privilege tom. use the song and darce. Usma, nay'agak, end traditions of what belongs to Moving towards healing wife, she did the drawing and painting Mary Johnson. t'aatnee %is, ka /uUC. m - as Nuu- shah -myth -ad. If you are Using a variety of activities, we will look at the impact of abuse on along with some others. First one, come Traditionally, in We past, parenting was erestedinntoreinmrmationoe parenting participants, their relationship with themselves, their communities planned, if you coruider Nat. famines please contact larq ie A. Watts. Non. and Melt families. What - há5w,iioh Infant Odvelópm",N PVO ém is Bullying & What Can We Do About It? Tseshaht Market would come together and arrange mar- WHO? Adult survivors of aboriginal descent who suffered sexual at (250) 724 -3232. riages . As es - soon as a mother -to- abuse as children while In the care or custody of the Province of B.C. Submitted by May Morris, TS.N. Three Ways to protect hale ha ma of Responding to w skills themselves. hosts be knew she was expecting the family Restoring the Balance Artist's wit la (foster care. group homes. correctional facilities). Coordinator a choosing not to fight or be abused in would extend their good wishes and gather tmuu Bully Are: WHEN? Fall. any way. By taking the time to talk with winter and spring sessions A passive response to bullying is e Showcase Intakes What is children ahnut their hurts or their day - will be ongoing. Bullying? victimized stance, t.e. with your head WHERE? A definition of a bully is someone who down. today events, this can only strengthen Tseshaht Market is getting ready to 0llicum Haus Health Centre is your relationship with your child. celebrate the first ATTENTION physically .conger or bigger who An aggressive response to bullying is a anniversary of it's AHOUSAHT MEMBERS! 602 Haliburton St. Nanaimo. B.C. Validating child's hurt can a grand re- intimidates someone who is smaller or fighting stance, ready to hit back. make opening by holding Customer School Supply Fund Applications are being processed One on one counselling referrals and support Is also available. weaker who threatens to tremendous difference, to be heard by Appreciation Days on the weekend of Dare harm. It An assertive response to bullying is early this For more information please contact either Natalie Bryce or n also include mental someone who care is the first step July 140 and 15°, year! or emotional remaining calm when confronted by in Bonnie Davis from Monday to Friday at (250)753 -6578. abuse. making this process. Trust needs th be outs In preparation for this event, the someone feel inferior or bully. Not arguing back and walk away. Submission deadline will be on July 31st attack his her lished with children no if they're faced Market is a call to all or self-esteem. An assertive response is the best ay pining our artists for boys with issues they know they can come to and crabs people who NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE REVIEWED or girls who bully other of dealing with a bully, it is best dealt would like to Patlu ( Atleo) Family children. you if a bully is abusing them. When showcase :heir it is about has Mg power, with by talking about the issues with the pool., and talents, Pick -up locations for fund forms will be announced soon in showing that he or she is stronger or faced with an issue of problem solving, The Market will be renting tables for Invites everyone for a individuals, find our what the problem the Ha- Shiith -Sa, or feel free to call Maagtusiis School for tierce.. it is always the best have the both sides 48 a Bullies can threaten to go things is. Than seek ways to deal with abuse. day, with all monies going to the mat Wey of the story, to be clear about what - Eaantedfis further info: (250) 670-9555 n `uSilcÿak feast want a moray, food or just Problem solving does take commitment Day Care Centre. to shoo happened, then moving towards ,o,cio- Other are onto their Mends. This abuse from parents. teachers and community activities planned for that July 14, 2001, 12 pm is a rued behaviour ing the matter. weekend at the Market, and it only embers :o focus on solutions to which they By supporting continues if the Waller is ignored or no address bullying. children listening to their hope will become an annual event. At Maqqtusii Gym in action foris taken to make problems, supporting then to deal To reserve you table positive changes An individual mast first decide if this is with contact lane. Fundraiser for TTY Machine for NCN member for the youth. issues they can learn healthy ways of Bob, Joanne or Claudine at the Ahousaht, B.C. a dangerous situation. it so get help tell a There are some communicating with one A Winners of Raffle drawn bullies that you must parent, leacher, block parent. bus driver, another. skill Tseshaht Market at (250) 724 -3944. or Mar 11,2001: Wm help Çaahuu7ath take extra can them throughout fax I caution utound. .someone that or a friend. (It can become a police their your reply to (750) 1947 before ° Prize, Padd le donated by Joe Tom: Cory Bob has a liv¢ ID.. history ofnnn.ing other children, manor if physical abuse is involved or July 2^a Prize, Weaved Basket door's by Fide Robinson: Pam Prank -Pen) For the late Mark Atleo or has a weapon (stick, rocks, anything uttering threats, this is taken seriously 3. Prize, Drum donated by Ray Seilchet: Louie Frank that can be used as a weapon) who by the police.) Thanks to all oho donated! makes to liti threats physically hart? others. Children can he empowered and learn DEGRUCHY, NORTON & CO., Sea Wolf Canoe Club - Nanoose CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS Taylors Flower Shop The Spiritual Assembly of The Babils of Port Alberni / \ fundraising to participate in the Tribal Journeys 2001 'Currently 3020 3rd Avenue P.0 Box 246 Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 Our Hands Lifted Up to You- 8 Squamish First poly Pon Nation 28. Port Alberni. H.C. 2001. DAN ]EGG, CGA, CAFM *° V9Y 2A5 The Bah' i Faith Sea Wolf Canoe Club - Drawn, Nanoose would Ilke to Thank Marlene Dick qao.v. TedeHoo Thy Name is my healing. O my God, and remembrance of Thee is my remedy for all her on -going JAY R. NORTON, FOGA, CAFM Vraa Personalized Weddings support, work and effort of ticket sale for the Plush Animals Ilkaddu.ide, Nearness to Thee is my hope, and love for Thee is my companion. Thy mercy Mother's Mastercard Day Gold Ring Raffle. CORY MCIN OSH, CGA, CAFM Silk Trees Flowers Oaken! tome is my healing and my succor in both this world and the world loon. Ticket drawn ) at the Tseshaht Band Office May 12, 2001 ' Lots gfgnwear verily, two Rook, 4445 Go,tew,s STRa7., Bus.: (250) 724-0185 Thou, ad the All- All ing. the All -Wise. WINNER Gina Watts PORT ALUM, B.C. - Baha'u'I fah Thank you to everyone FAX: (250)724 -1774 ' Phone: 723 -6201 for all their support. V9Y 617 1- 800 -287 -9961 eleflor Abdul -Bahá, The Bahá'i Faith e H=. err .c..ç .ramfr;tywo.Y.,4s,ms..fc, rw ,. m :ti.'-3- ffYgsilvsiYAYss3 2 á,.,.e, . r ul

Page 12 - Ha- Shi/th -Sa - May 24, 2001 Ha- Shi/th -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 13 AtBC appoints Wally Samuel M'AKOLA HOUSING SOCIETY First Nations Occupants' to Board of Directors Is a non -profit organization established to provide affordable housing for families of First Nations Guide To MOLD Aboriginal Tourism British Columbia Tourism sector ancestry. Mold can cause allergies. It can make It Furnace (AIBC) is pleased to announce the ap- Manning hard for some people to breathe. Mold can Regularly clean and replace the furnace POietseset f Wally Maser to th Booed Referrals In Port Alberni we have three housing projects make it harder for your body to fight off filters. Use pleated, one -inch filter, not of Directors. The appointment is valid AGM /conference with a total of 42 units. The bedroom sizes range infections. Mold can even cause serious wove filter. until the Annual General Meeting High profile speakers from a two -bedroom, one level Mara elf you have a heat recovery ventilator (AGM), which has been set for Thurs- To increase tourism knowledge home to a nice Mold can grow in your house. You can (HRV), clean the filler inside the HRV day May 17, 2001. Network sized five bedroom unit. ay prevent it form growing. If you have a lime often. Wally has expressed interest in Regional meetings If you have a housing need please do not hesitate mold in your house, you can clean it up. If you notice mold or signs of dampness, assisting AIBC with operations and Ongoing to call. All questions or suggestions are welcomed. vicrrie) This tails you: such m water on your windows or wet planning ova the pan year and a half Direct member input The telephone number to call how to prevent mold from growing; spots elsewhere, do not humidify. I is 723 -9855. Nursing Program II and know he would like to continue How we can help you Nuu- chah -nulth how to find out if mold is growing in Disconnect forma humidifiers that ere assisting us long after his appointment Most importantly, we area communi- Our fax number is 723 -1744. your house; and no longer used. runs out. cation centre for First Nation's tour- Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:30am to how clean up small amounts of mold. Laundry We are all excited to be working with ism. Self in Connect your clothes dryer to an exhaust 4:00pm. Promoting Care How to prevent mold from growing someone who is so eager to help. If ducted to the outside. As an AIBC member you will receive Mold needs moisture to grow. Controlling you would Remove every time you use the any of be interested in newsletter, be listed on our Website, Nuu- chah -nulth Communities the moisture and keeping the house dry lint contacting Wally personally, dryer. please feel and also eligible for management prevents the growth of mold. me project, Promoting Self-Care in the next six months, the plans were to free to do so by calling (250) 72)- support services, take part in any TS Check your house for signs of moisture Avoid hanging laundry indoors dry. Greetings Nuu -chair -nubs Comm a:Ides, was used. During the months of December tub and washing 4393. attended by AIBC to or molds. Find out if water is coming in Dry your laundry one of ism pilot projects funded as part 2000 and January 2001, the project re- you use them. The Board has agreed to host the First Information exchange bona the outside or if lots of moisture is machine after of Health Canada's Supporting Self-Care searcher interviewed a total of 22 Bathroom Annual Aboriginal Tourism Trade Communication centre - for l° nations Johnny Kenneth Austin Frank produced inside the house. nurses, COR',, and physicians by tele- fan to make sure Show on Wednesday May 16, 2001 tourism Check your house foundation, walls and Check the bathroom We Dane very proud to see your You are a great inspiration and wonder- Jeanette Watts, Nursing Supervisor, ini- phone. The interviews focussed on the Who Vancouver Trade and Convention Member discount roof for leaks. Check for plumbing leaks. it exhausts to the outside, not to your handsome picture in the Ha- Shilth -Sa ful role model for your Bale brother, tined this project for the `Minn, health care providers' experiences in Centre. This event If you find any, fix them. ask will allow ALL of History dated April 26, 2001. Virgil Junior. Keep up the excellent n'ulth Community and Human Services. trying to use the Action Plans to pro- our members to showcase their product Think of the different ways moisture is Turn the bathroom fan on when you AIBC began meeting in early 1996 as Congratulations on your academic work! You must have great teachers at The major objective of the pilot project mow self-care behaviours. to a key produced inside the house (for example, shower. Keep it mooing for a few market in the tourism. industry. the BC Aboriginal Tourism Group. achievements in school. Continue to Georgia Avenue School. Call us some- was to help health care providers in The results of the interviews were you are interested cooking, bathing). Remove the moisture minutes after you finish your shower. If in attending, would The purpose of the meetings was to work hard in school and you will go far. time We like to know how you and Jr. their efforts to promote self -care complied and taken back to the nurses, as r is produced by opening a window or Take short showers Boob's like to help out. would like more inn.. share information, network, and Your big Frank family here in Ahousaht are doing. Take cart and be good to behaviours in clients living in the com- CHRS and doctors. Then the entire using exhaust fans. wet, such as "on, please feel free to call the of- explore means by which the group loves you very much and only wishes your man. Your family in Ahriman ramifies Self-care is defined as the de- projet team met to review the findings Keep surfaces that get Reduce the amount of stored materials, bathtub and lice, 1 -877- 266 -2822. could strengthen the Aboriginal tourism for the best in life for you. gins and actions taken by someone and interpret the results. This meeting the walls around the especially items that are not linger used. Who we are industry. Theo regroupof20con- non tonga health problem in order took place on March 15, 2001 in Port shower, dean and dry. Fabrics, paper, wood and practically The Aboriginal Tourism Association isted f representatives from large to cope or improve his or her health. Alberni. (there is a lryet in your bathroom, anything collect dust and hold moisture. of BC is the voice of Aboriginal established Nurses, CHRS and doctors were remove it. Aboriginal attractions such Mold- proofing your house, room -by- tourism throughout BC. as the Cowichan Native Village now SPECIAL NEEDS FOSTER HOME The major objective of the pilot pleased with the results and are commit- Keep drains in god Blanch, removing AIBC's Board of Directors is far known as The Nuu- chah -nulth Community was to care ted to making the Action Plans part of debris manfrom them. To clean a drain the Quw'utsun' Cultural & and Human Services requires a skilled two project help health Basement or crawl space seeing community leaders with excel. Conference parent home, with no other children, to provide the orientation for community Health Pour a handful of baking soda into it center, accommodations, ore for a teenager. providers in their efforts,* and furniture are and part of the Home Get rid of clothes, paper lent planningand communication skills. cultural centres, development corpora- The resource parents will possess solid behavioral management skills and have promote self -carp behaviours in providers Add of vinegar Support Program. bred in the basement. Keep only the cup The responsibilities l an understanding of Fetal Alcohol of the Board of tions,education and training, entertain- Syndrome. They will have good ability to in wet Put the plug in the drain clients living the communities. The Scemasuccess of the program des not ems you can wash. Throw out Directors include: ment, work as a part of a team including, counsellors, school and social workers. For operators, First Nations, and and badly damaged or musty smelling Let the vinegar and baking soda work complete information L ph T off to t Legal and financial management tourism support services. The please contact John Maybe, Social Worker 724 -3232. group.. The projet activities Waved' á) con- Ottawa in lune to share their success coals. Kea the basement tidy so for about 20 moot, Office management directed a proposal be submitted to ducting workshops with nurses, CHRS " with health care practitioners from air .n move round more easily. Run fresh water into the drain Board liaison gather feedback and direction from and doctors to develop Action Plans; b) across the country at anion sympo- Store firewood in a shed or garage, not 'Me drain is still plugged, use a small Advocacy other Aboriginal tourism operators as implementing the Action Plans N the arum First Nations Hospital Liaison inside the house. plumbing snake to unplug it. Govemment and public relations to how their needs, and whether an Nuu -chah -nulth Healing communities, c) evaluating the effec- Nurse, Ina Stitcher, Community Health Avoid having carpets on the basement Kitchen Association Communications Project organization / association was needed, tiveness of the Action Plans; and d) dis- Representatives, Nora Martin and Arlene floor. If the fan over your stove exhausts Member recruitment and retention seminating the findings. and if so, what the services should be. Paul, and project researcher Patrick Periodically clean the drain in your outside, use it when you cook. Strategic and tactical planning Upcoming Events The owes, CHRS and doctors took Today, a formal society exists to , McGowan, will be making the presenta- basement floor. Minimizeprolonged boiling. Trade shows, conferences, and meet- oversee the heir Action Plans from the workshop development of the non Use half a cup of bleach, let it stand for Keep drains in good shape. Legal Information to their communities where, over your ings business plan, program Session back applications for e,th flush plenty Follow the steps in the bathroom What We Do and product delivery. with Lawyer, Scott Hall of water. Keep the drain trap filled with section, above. AIBC forms a strong supportive Mission Statement Hues -y,aht Health Clinic There's a drip pan at the back of your environment for the development for Our mission is to organize SERVICES PLAN FOR and promote May 25, 2001 - 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. MEDICAL Adehumidiferhelpsto reduce moisture refrigerator. Pull the refrigerator out economic des 110pmenl the growth and sustainability ore Lunch will be provided - in the basement during the warmer to clean the drip pan. At the same Promoting quality, safety and and quality culturally rich Aboriginal Please contact Verna Rose at 724 -3233, BRITISH COLUMBIA months. Close the basement windows vacuum dust from the coils at health through accreditation. tourism industry in British Columbia o register by May 23 for catering purposes. when the dehumidifier is running. the back of the refrigerator. 1. v The Aboriginal Product Identification Coals t Question period will follow presentation. MSP Resource Areas Avoid standing water. Keep your sump Check under the kitchen Radioman Project is about aligning expectations; Many goals Phone numbers for developed for the AIBC pit covered. Use a piece of metal or you sure there are no leaks. it is about the first steps. EYE EXAMS - I- 800.663 -7206 are goals shared by Aboriginal tourism can make a good cover by wrapping What we can do for you! PHYSIO - user fee questions - 1- 800-563 -5556 continued on page 18 operators in their own businesses, LIMIT plywood in plastic. Legal 1- 800 -661 -2668 We are the voice of First Nations others are born through common Information Session TRAVEL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM- Tourism throng AMBULANCEBILLING- 250.356 -1309 heutBritish Columbia. issues and needs which can be satis- J Do you have what it takes to provide a safe and with Lawyer, Scott Hall 250 -952 -3044 We offer volume Marketing, Promo- fied by working together. The goals MEDICAL CLAIMS- Tseshaht Cultural Centre OUT OF PROVINCE CLAIMS 250 -952 -3025 to a child in care? s, features on our Website. Pros in- developed by operators and represen- nurturing environment May 26, 2001 - 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m, MOP DIRECTOR "Melanie Douglas" - 250-952 -3373 cial Conferences, quarterly Newslet- wires of AIBC are: J Are you willing to work as pan of a team to Lunch will be provided - "Sue Bone' - 250- 952 -3413 ters, availability of Partnerships, An I. SUPERVISOR Crate united Aboriginal tourism Please contact stability and safety to a child in care? Verna Rose at 724 -3233, CARE CARDS `Linda Hawthorne" - 1 -577 -952 -2679 provide accreditation program. Please call the industry that exceeds visitor's o register, by May 23 for catering purposes. 1- 250 -952 -3255 J you have skills that you would like to share AIBC office for current project expectations. Do t Question period will follow presentation. Fax.... 1- 250 -952 -3427 to other 2. Increase success of Aboriginal or knowledge that you wish to pass on "Everyone Welcomer Nuu- cha0 -nulth Membership are advised to contact their home Community admin- TradeShows meeting and confer- tourism operators. istrative office for continued updates on your health care plans. Your Community people? ,AGM 3. Support and promote understand- - Health Representatives and Health Workers are familiar with these departments. , Do you want to make a difference in a child's d,, We teed high profile trade show ing and respect of Aboriginal The above numbers are vital contacts with respect to your health care card and its life? that give members the maximum s Nuu life or family's societies' cultures and traditions. -chah -nuith Healing Project benefits. Ensure you keep copy of these numbers handy for future reference. exposer to national and international 4. Work within the .On.mi, strate- buyers. 2"' Annual For further information you may contact the NTC (511-1115 Non -Insured LUCAS at fehaveWe e trade show snot Aboriginal co Conference If this sounds like something you are interested in call DONNA presentation Program. We are including, full size 5. Support human resources training Health Bennie Program at 1- 8854074888 or locally at 724 -3232. the Nuuchah -nulth Community and Human Services Usma backdrop, podium, and pier talking and development. "Take Back Your Identity" looking for Non

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t /J1/ff/ f.h poet's nook 1ff'-/ J/,-I,b/IG.C/OJIJ/ JlL Meflt(Vl6p-I?L - ta ttp Part one I thought of you today 9n I have broken this wing off sweet little Each morning someone always seems Loving 7vfemory of Rose Rosy bird to cross my mind, it could easily be you Octo er3f,1929 e May 27, 2000 Of mine last night, and I will never be with that smile or maybe I an hear you

the same. laughing. Maybe I can see you walking. God looked around his Garden and I have broken this wing off dime bird lust the same someone always crosses found an empty place. of mine my mind. He then looked down upon his anh And never see it fly again. So here's to my family back and saw your loving face. I have broken this wing off a sweet little home that I really would like you to all He pm his arms around you and lifted bird know that each and everyone of you you to rest. May 31/01 - Happy 17th Of mine last night, and I will : es B-day son never sleep come to me through out my day with Darryl His Garden must be beautiful, he W Ai.r Happy 3rd T. Watts. How innocent spin. your smile or your laugh, Reminding me Eé.gE Birthday to k room Rose always takes the best. Happy lath Birthday to Tia looking you were! Happy B-Day to Banns I am wonted about this little how much you all man to me and that Livingstone Livingstone- Haesilteaon May 31st. N oh lots my hind Ile knew that you were suffering, he on May 25 With Bro, Darryl Luv, lo lo. of mine. I love each and Ion of love from the of love from the Livingstone, Ross everyone of yet. & Watts May knew you were in pain. Ross, Livingstone Se Wan families families, 31 -Darryl Watts - lkppy IT So I have broken my own wing You are missed dearly by me and a- And knew that you would never get Birthday to my younger Graduation 2000-2001 And I will never brother with fly right again. others here in Nanaimo, I do get home Barb, you are my dearest Friend on June 6 all my I would like to congratulate well on earth again. love your bro Lome. my son So where ever you may By in this world sick I remember each and every special In our busy lives, we seldom get Martin Charlie. c Ile saw your path was difficult, he the Ion The eldest of five I hope you'll learn to fly right and keep moment Ill w had together or In together that we'd ` that no one else is able to do. closed like to have. To relax and An children on your graduation from Your wings up high, because my head is your tired eyes, you private, confide in one another or to really deserve le know, how very Burnaby Ile whispered to you "Peace be Thine enjoy a few Central High School. I am very Hanging down. Lillie talk's things we all laughed J moments much you're appreciated, because and gave wings to fly. ...let reflection. Usually it proud of you. Love alwa yss y Mom about, All our goad you you times all our sad rushing and interruptions, are. The special people in this A Mike When we saw you sleeping so calm islNg. quick calls and & family. Pan two times or bad times. Never the less J world really make a shoe visits. Sometimes 1 and free pain, think Out if we dill And know we all love of each other and that you con we ln didn't purposely set aside sometime Marilyn are definitely one of We woulduldno wish you back to earth ,l to get 1 have broken will always be therefor one another is K'aaC7 together. them. Ben wishes on your We'd never sea each other. But Oh,l special This little birds wing mine the to suffer once again. you did not as alone. Happy 3" i of and I'm beat thing that each of us need to Rinhday to my I ntle M,y, Shane the beauty of our day, love coz Lenny, Mike& family. You've left us precious memories, For pan of us relationship, we always afraid know and hold on to each passing day. went with you on the Mack on May 30 ". We have watched manage May SION- Happy 17th your love will be to make time to be together. And no B- never see it our guide, day God oiled you home. you I'll fly again So here's to the love of big grow from a little baby, to a little the time or distance that day son Darryl T. Watts. How You live ...rough your children, separates us I have broken this little birds wing of brotherss and caring sisters, boy that is now 3 years old. We are at the terbond we innocent looking you were!! share is constant and sure.' know Happy mine. For you you're always by our side, Forever your man ... Allan C Onto Sr proud Brother. Leo, Dennis, agi how much you have Tamed so that I can &Day to my Bro, Darryl Luv, It brae lode depend on you in fly emergency or cojo And I'm afraid I'll never fly right again Leonard, Tim, our harts to you, but -?volt Konoman far. Keep the drum Tommy, Larybdnes drumming and the for any favor. I know you May 24th/01 - Happy B -Day understand my I have broken song this little wing of mine, Larry. Winston, Nelson, and My uncle singing my little Mack. We love moods, my needs, may Cynthia Dick. Happy B- my heart. I can always And only time will tell for I to will heal toddle you. Love Mom, Josh. tits. r count on you to laugh May Cur!! Was Api with me hat's one of But the longer it takes For you Sister: Emily, Katie, A Rose in Clods Bouguef 1 i my favorite thing Luv Darryl A loleew Weans. about us and I probably Happy third birthday to my It will take longer for my heart to Carol, Jackie, Rita, Roth, lama, ' laugh with you more than with Happy Birthday to my beautiful Granddaughter, Alexis anyone else in Ill Dorothy, and Leona Billie Mary the Godmother & world 1 can always aunt on you to listen Aunt Margaret Eaton John on May 20th. Gramme Is So Proud Numerous Nephews and Nimes It's long way home Lord, please stop along the way. and to be honer when you on May 14th /01 Love Natasha Of Yon And Love You disagree. Vet I'm Written by Don Mack and Grandchildren. In her smell the roses, even pick one for Gods bouquet. MoreThn Words Ordairte Sunshine secure in the knowledge Out no disagreement Gallic, Aliesha Blue Can Express You Are A Precious Happy 29th Anniversary to Barry & GypsyJr You are all in my hem through Talk with her Lord, tell her the things we failed to say. And . rc problem will . Bushy Rand, Willard 3rd. Beautiful ever be big enough to come Jove Maggie Dedicated to Tamara Lorna Lunges out my days. Let her know we remember her warm smile Miracle! Dort Ever Forget The Johnston. Gus on lune 3rd. and loving kiss, between ...You are one of the most Miracle You Truly Are. important Con sal ion, From Winifred Mack I love each and everyone of you These are just some of the things we are going ro miss. Love and More Happy Dave & Annie. people in my life. There are sisters and there Birthday Dad, Randy Love, Nan. & Gramme. Chntelle,nd your BIG Bro! Loved always Tell ha "thank you," something we should have said, are friends but it doesn't Johnston -our Security (:lard^ for Willard 3rd. Happy B Day get fly better than Haveaexcellentday! Announcement: _Htlmw Mans. For the loving hands hat prepared the food we were fed. to our Mother. May 16íh/01 love yawl I lode having the love and ale love Aliesha Blue,. Baby Mary - June 10. So mories I share with l 7nselYleC frieq' & ales met lama And foe the sill keeping us warm in our bed. often we forgot to Randi Marshall Johnston & Baby x. " amt nn nw,u lull. m sister combined with the Chapelle Johnston. thank you humor, respect n Tell her what's in our hearts, it's too late for for all hose nights you stayed Happy Birthday to my Steven Johnson us to say. and nun we share as Happy Anniversary one& only up to comfort friends. Best Wishes on Aunt Here on earth, we took for granted she would always stay. us and assure at that it was son Willard Luke Marshall Gallic 3rd. for Are getting married your B -Day Love You, Sis Lenny. Jerry & Uncle Ron on May 16th/01 "all a pan of growing." For May She's gone to heaven to be with friends, sisters and brothers, all the times from Aliesha Blue 28th/01 love Most & your three June 25, 2001 A 2nd Anniversary, that Special & Baby Ranch What reunion, once again with Father you wiped the tears from the hurt that sisters who look up to for God, and Mother. Something to co. Edward Bruno Johnston. you direction. In Fort St. John, B.C. you knew how to soak Mom, & Rose Here, marvelous Let her tell you her children, and a love she did not hide, you've Williams on Happy Birthday to day son! keep smiling. played many roles June IOM. Same people have Harry She spoke of each and every one of them, always with pride. in our life. But most Watts Happy 12th Birthday to my one way of bringing out the best in themselves. on May 21/01 and to yam on immanently. you've become our life long & only baby For all the wrongs, the times we would sometimes stray, By MaY Happy -Miss Danielle" Danielle friend. their caring and the interest that they take Birthday Evelyn Birthdays She us Lord, always been way. Through all the seen you've given Lyndsay Kelly Thelma Marlene Look Continued forgave she's the in all you both do. Some people Marshall, Mom & Grandma A Great at so meth to us. make you We must accept it Lord, she has really gone away. Wanting nothing more you now. You've come a long way your woodwork he was carver too! You you both go through different stages of comfortable right from the very grandma for May 23rd/01 love yet, baby! than to seem smile and start_ For their Grew are my Give us your guidance. That we may join her one day. succeed. Never d appreciate everything up so (goad genes) Boot sunshine, my only sunshine, you life you both should be aware that here smiles and love of life ceme from a warm yon do for f on Let her know, on asking and no one here anh can ever her place. for anything in return. As a child, May 21rs W,C,G.H. nukelne happy a r e p. Voa li take giving ALL of 1!I 41989. in PA. at 11:44 will be many limes when you will feel we didn't heart. Some people are to special that Il She has armed her reward, in our Heavenly Father's embrace. realize the importance of you PM, IOlbs, IOoz, so cute, never know dear how much I love you cared and confused. But both caul whenever they Happy Birthday to soft pink A with your mold 're around it seems the world the It's a long way home Lord, please stop along the way. favors. But now that we've grown, chubby couldn't Pb in the hospital please Don't take my sunshine away! My strength and values you both will always is filled with jays just waiting Sutherland Twins Lawrence & Levi baby ale have learned to fully to be found, beds. granny used to sing that to me all the rime Take lust a moment to kneel with her and pray. cherish all the An Anniversary for May 26th /01 love, Greeted by your uncle "provolone" end up wiser and you both will have wise to tell you both that Johnston, I know she's happy on this long awaited heartfelt hours you devoted to us Steve A Auntie it still works for you Hove you m much from day. you Meth Marshall,Gallii s. Colleen, followed by a grown your experiences Although there's man so much to us. For you both Alter all, she is a rose in God's bouquet. nothing mate world, we very proud grandma Martha auntie [rani You are my whole world Understandingmoreaboutpeopleand life I & have that extra something we Happy 18th, Birthday to a could give to repay you that very rarely for everything ery Brenda who helped name you Danielle mmbcrosher love always Mommy & I have already gone through these stages. rte. It's a warmth, a honest caring, hat special daughter born May 26th, you've done for us. There is draws Peter. No matter how old neve, losing a mother is one of the dearest maws a heart something o Natasha from my grand daddy Daniel David Sr. So if you both need advice or someone others close to you bath. And makes you Christine Sunshine Gallic we nosey to let you know both who me in Happy Birthday, Dad can know, but her goodness, her caring and her wisdom live on,,,., how important told May 1987 I'd have a baby Axel May to talk to, to make sense out of it all, 1 someone special every day the year through. Marshall, love you dear, love from you are to us. These are the words you girl my 18th, 2001, the best there is, Dad. like legacy aline that will always be with you. our sisteraAliesha of own. I wish you could have You're hope you both will talk to me, as I am taught Ilappy bad Anniversary Cot Best Wishes, Blue, Baby Randi sae to feel and my and they are knew him In my eyes. you take every prize for "Best continually (own Coz Lenny, Mike lied be so proud of you & cheering for your happiness simply, "1 Love you." Very &family. the With all our love from Allan Jr. (Joanrr1. Georg. (Cyril), Gloria, Sherry, Best Wishes Father in world!" Within our my swear daughters and I love you lath, from your A B-day wish That comes from the L Lonny (Leroy). Annie titan, Darrell (Lena), daughters, Margaret, Barbara, memories, the ones you have given mare Happy Mother's Day daughters, Love heart. Coz Marilyn Lucas -June 2. Lenore, Gertrude. Loretta, You're among the happiest and most treasured your grandchildren John (KIN. James, Carole Anne, .Sherry, Melanie (Aaron), Crystal and really from your mother Lenny, P.S. Happy sons, something, do you know that? You go Dawn, north% David, Nathan, Jennifer. Edward. Darrell. Melissa and lack Jr. Ronald & Paul. - of all. Within our heart, we know that Mother's Day to all Rona. out of your way when my nieces as well,., A Birthday Wish you don't have to. You greaegrendchildren Erin, Nicholas, Tien aincent, and Kristen Rose, for you Sister there will never be a inn we admire more Adrienne Juanita. R b to T cy Can have the ability to brighten the day sin ways than met. all the things you do and Bonnie, Anita, Daisy, Dawn, Nicole, all the ways you are. We ant begin to Melissa. In Loving Memory of The,,. o uch to say on Mother In say. It tell you how wonderful it is to have our June 16 Loving Memory of hard to - Happy 3r°. Birthday know where to begin. For there, more Mamie Wilson very own hero, If we could find way Brennen Williams. Love Mom du Papa ( thus one way to tell you ail. How Ernest David Wilson special person n show the extent of our thanks for you, Nan. 12, you've all been. I could any you all May 2000 4^ deserve a mom.R Dad. We'd give you the moon and the May IS - Happy 34d Birthday May 7, 1998 1 big thank yet. For the kith, loving things that ` sun and everyone of the stars. From your Raquel Price, Welme Yon. very much you all do, or say that you're greatly A The sun goes down all admired. I'd liken wish my daughter Daughters, Yvonne & Dine to you, Dad, We make sure For Cynthia a will you have great day Nothing can ever take away all through my life, it's been But gentle warmth still linger,. land true. I could Dick a like to on your special B -Day! (Babe.) very happy 12'° I'd wish my daughter Cynthia baby girl! May 24 - Happy 4n Birthday a say that you're all so understanding. The optic stops The love heart holds dear Away. luul Dick ( To any daughters Yvonne Dione. Birthday on May Na. Love you lots Babzie l a very happy 12th Birthday & Daniel Price, We love You. very much Fond memories linger every day Mother, sisters and friend. Or wish you And yet it alma on sour refrain all. from Mom, Theresa Sr Sonny boy. on May Nth Love you lots from Mom, I love you. My day always becomes also. And we will make sure you hate Remembrance keeps him near ..10i day to remember. That's happy beginning For every lop that passe to We'd also liken wish Theresa, & Sonny boy. wonderful when I sea your pretty Fetes happy day too! Love our end. Daniel Price fn you big We love and miss you Ernest There's w much m say on Mother's Day. Something beautiful remains a happy 4a Birthday on May 24 and We'd also like to wish Daniel smiling some*. There is such warmth boy! Love always Morn, Dad & brother And I'm trying to Pria a hearts say all more every year. Raquel Prima happy and intelligence radiating from you. It happy 3^ birthday on Birthday on May 24th and Raquel Alvin Lisa, I Happy Mother's day. Novaterforg Sis Pearl, Mike, @wrens & Most Mary, sisters Mary, seems day nena May 18, With love from cousins Pria a happy 3rd Birthday allay 18th that every you both grow May 24 -Happy Birthday Cynthia inlet ,ll Barb, Geo. Lori especially Aunts April laic& Theresa, Cynthia, Sonny boy A with love from cousins Theresa, smarter and more beautiful and every day Dick Mai) Love yea' Love always and myself, is also in the picture. Your loving daughter Pearl & family OOPS Lenny. Eileen. Cynthia, Sonnyhey, & Eileen. I am more proud to be your mother. As Crystal, Wes & kids.

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Announcements Coming of Age Potlatch EEMPLOYMENTOPPOR7UN77Y MAIM Career Opportunities - q °í- cal- to -mis ttt t are invited to come and celebrate EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ?u yagh -mis Family and Friends R the coming of age of our daughter, Melissa Nicolaye. KAKA WIS FAMILY DE VELOPMENTCENTRE is searching for an EXECUTIVE Melissá a mom, Betty Nicolaye, comes from the late DIRECTOR. á- Shilth -'Sá Attention Nuu -chah -nulth membership... This is a permanent full Arthur & Agnes Nicolaye of Kyuquot. time position working under the direction of voluntary Board Please notify your First Nation if you have any events that happen of Directors. Kakawis Family Development Centre is an Addictions Treatment Centre Northern Region Reporter Melissa's dad, John Flett, comes from the late Charlie for families and has been in successful operation over 25 years. in your life such as Marriage, Divorce, Birth, Death, Name Change for Ha- Shilth -Sa Newspaper requires a reporter for the Northern Responsibilities of the Director will include: and especially Transfers'. Buck and Lizzie Chartrand of Duck Bay, Manitoba. Region of the Nuu -chah -nulth Council. The area to be cov- working with the Board of Directors to formulate Submitting these documents to the Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council goals, objectives. policy and ered will include First Nations of Kyuquot /Che :lotles7eth, You will witness traditional ceremonies from programs. Mowachaht /Muchalaht Ehattesaht, and Nuchatlaht. office is just as important as submitting these documents to your providing financial The Ha- management which will include; annual budgeting to various Shilth -Su Northern Region office is located First Nation. Melissa's mom's side as wellas from her dad's side. at Toscana, near Emden, expenditure control, and accounting. Gold River. The position will be under the list does not mean you are on your First Nation's direction and Being on the D.I.A. proven ability to develop proposals and to fundmise. supervision of the Ha- Shilth -Se Manager /Editor. Registry Band List, you must apply for Band Membership. supervision and leadership of staff teams. Duties will include: Saturday, July 28th, 2001 supervision of administrative procedures. Your First Nation needs your ent address and phone number so Reporting and photographing within the region, as needed ability to oversee they can contact you regarding Treaty developments, letters and the management of the physical plan. outside the region. United Church Hall The ossassful candidate will: bulletins. Assisting !n keeping an up-to -date mailing list of Nuu -chah- Be highly organized, motivated and capable. First and addresses are listed below for your Campbell River, B.C. nulth members. Nation phone numbers Be a team playa with flexibility. convenience. 4:30 pm, starting with a feast Have proven administrative skills and supervisory skill. Qualifications: The successful mediate will have the following qualifications: Good Boring and communication skills. Good computer and camera Ahousaht University Degree in a relevant field with several years of experience skills. Administrative background. Must have a car and valid drivers licence.. Knowledge of Nuu - (250) 670-9563 Fax: (250) 670 -9696 For more information contact Betty Nicolaye, Supervisory skills. chah-nulth issues and cultures. Able to create therapeutic environment This will be a term position to March 31n, 2002, at which time General Delivery Ahousaht, B.C. VOR 1A0 ertv (250)287 -3169 Knowledge of the treatment of Addictions and Trauma. further evaluation will be made as to whether or not the position be Ditidaht First Nation Knowledge of First Nations traditions, culture and residential school issues will extended. For further information contact David Wiwchar Candidates at: (250) 724 -5757. must submit to Psychological Testing. . Send applications by May 28t 2507 to: 1 -888- 745 -3366 Fax: (250) 745 -3332 Please submit cover letter and your resume by Wednesday, May 23, 2001 to: Nuu- chah-nulth Tribal Council PO Box 340 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7MB Personnel r MAILING HA- SHILTH -SA Committee PO Box 1383. Port Alberti, BC V9Y 7M2 Ehattesaht TO NUU- CHAH -NULTH MEMBERS Kakawis Family Development Centre Fax. (250) 723 -0463 P.O. Box 17, Tolima, BC, VOR 220 Email: hr4nuuchahnulth.org 1- 888 -761 -4155 Fax: (250) 761 -4156 (Word 97 attachments Ha- Shilth -Sa is looking for addresses of Nuuchah -nulth members who are Tel: (250) 725 -3951 accepted) PO Box 59 Zeballos, B.C. VOP Attention: Human Resource 2A0 NOT receiving the paper. Ha- Shilth -Sa is free for Nuu -shah -nulth members. Fax: (250)725 -4285 Manager Hesquiaht First Nation If you want to receive Ha- Shilth -Sa please area name (including your middle Email: kakawis @tofino-becom come or oxds( to C\;=, I -888- 723-0075 Fax: (250) 670-1102 District of Tofino - Public Works Department Haahuupayak School j° A. MIlh PO Box 2000Tofino, B.C. VOR 220 Ha-Sh ikh --Sa Summer Employment Positions Ha- Shilth -Sa Moving! Mail in your new ddress Applicants must "The Hupacasath First Nation P.O. Box 1383 directly to Ha- shamsa or amen: be returning to school in the fall of 2001 place of learning" PUBLIC " Port Alberni, B.C. hashiltWis1 nd.net WORKS/PARKS PROJECTS WORKER (2 positions) Haahuupayak School is a small independent school located on the Maenad) First 724 -4041 Fax: (250) 724 -1232 / (2501 Term: Position I July 9 August 31, 2001 VOY 7M2 - Nation near Pon Alberni. The School is a new and modem facility accommodating PO 35.0 hours per week at $10.30/hour grades Kindergarten to 6 and approximately 130 children. has Box 211 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 First Name: Initial: Last Name: .... The school focus Position 2 July 9- August 3L 2001 on the Nuuchah -nulth language and culture as well as following the BC elementary Huu- ay -aht First Nation Mailing Address: Apt. #: 35.0 hours pa week at $10.30/hour curriculum. Beginning in the 001/2002 school year we will require the following 2 City: 7- 888 -644 -4555 Fax: (250) 728-1222 Qualifications: Grade 10 completion, Clam 5 Driven License positions. The successful applicant will: Postal Code: Current First Aid certification is an asset - Have or be eligible fora BC Teacher's Certificate PO Box 70 Bamfield, B.C. VOR 1 BO First Nation: Phone: Duties Include: Public Works A Parks maintenance, Recycling Operations, - Be creative, innovative and adaptable in creating. child centred learning Ka:'yu: k't'h' /Che:k'tles7et'h' (o must fill In what Nuuchah -nulth fool Nation you are ',men, wall and labour on various summer projects. environment - Be knowledgeable in a variety New Subscriber? Qualified First Nations persons are encouraged to apply. All qualified of instructional methodologies for teaching 1250) 332-5259 Fax: (250) 332 -5210 reading Change of address (www Address applicants should send or fax a resume by 4:00, June 4, 2001 to: Nal".,' Nuu papers are deleted l Have some knowledge of -chub -nunth culture General Delivery Kyuquot. B.C. VOP 110 minder - from the mailing n. Don MacKinnon, P.Esg. I. Grade 1 Teacher. This is a one year term appointment Mowachaht Muchalaht Superintendent of Public Works / I \ 2. A e time Leaning Assistance Teacher. This person must: To All Nuuchah -nulth First Nations Members, District of Tonno (250) 283 -2015 Fax: (250) 283 -2335 - Have a special education background P.O. Box 9 121- 3'0 Street Torino, VOR 2Z0 Band Managers,CHR's, I IeallhCkrksand Band MembershipClerks: - Be able to create and follow -up Independent Education Plans. PO Box 459 Gold River, B.C. VOP I CO Phone (250) 725 -3229 or 725-4112 (Public Works) - Be able to plan and supervise the work of the Learning Assistance Nuchatlaht First Nation Fax (250) 725 -3775 Aides O MEDICAL COVERAGE NOT AUTOMATIC Applications from Aboriginal people are encouraged and the ability to speak the (250) 332 -5908 Fax: (250) 332-5907 Nuuchah -ninth language would be definite asset. PO Box 40 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 TEACHING OPPORTUNITY Interested persons should submit a resume to: Reference: Recently, many bills were received atiheNTC (Non -Insured Health The Tsay Keh Dene Band will be hiring a new teaching staff for 2001/2002 Dr. S.R Peals Tla- qui -aht First Nations Benefits Section) (N1H01 from parents requesting payment under this plan. Principal school term. The positions are for combined grades. Primary grades I, 2 and 3, If child is not registered with Indian Affairs and the province there is no medical Haahuupayak School - (250) 725 -3233 Fax: (250) 725 -4233 Intermediate grades 4, 5, and 6 and senior grades 7, 8, and 9. The senior teacher veago Therefore FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR PAYMENT OF MEDI- P.O. Boa 1270 PO Box 18 Tofino. will also be required toper( Principal duties. The positions will appeal to B.C. VOR 220 VISITS, X -RAYS, FALL ON PARENTS! Indian Port Alberni, B.C. CAL FTC. WILL THE thou who enjoy a challenge, are adventurous, enthusiastic, team players, commit- Affairs NOT PAY bills without full coverage. Remember, 91' 7M2 Toquaht Nation cannot and WILL any ted to individualized education and are interested in working with Native students. unless is REGISTERED with both Indian Affairs (Status Card) and the Contact can also be made by: a child The applicant should be flexible and creative in planning, have wide range of 1250) 726 -4230 Fax: (250) 726 -4403 Phone at (250) 724-5542 provincial medical plan (MSP Card) two very important medical factors apply: abilities and interests, be goal oriented and must be BC certified. PO Box 759 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 fax at (250) 7247335 a. The child is covered under the parent medically, for only than Tsay Keh Dene village is located at the Northern tip of the Williston Lake in mail [email protected] home.com months: and ritish Columbia's beautiful Tseshaht First Nation B Rocky Mountains. Not only is it scenic, but also All applications must be submitted on or before June 1555, 2001 b. Once the child reaches 1 year of age then they are no longer coy offers great fishing and hiking. The community is accessible by logging road and 1- 888 -724 -1225 Fax: (250) 724-4385 Bred under the NIHB program for: equipment; supplies; drugs by air, so is somewhat isolated. The Band offers competitive pay, possible shared PO Box 1218 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M1 dental; and optical. accommodation, a great school, new gymnasium and classroom assistants. Employment Outreach Position is open loan applicants, including NEWLY Uchuddesaht Tribe Normally, a child reaching Myers of age requires (her or his) own medical care GRADUATED STU- FRIENDSHIP CENTER card. A child can ain medical coverage up to age 25 when in full -time DENTS. If you feel you are interested in this position and feel you are able to at the PORT ALBERNI .. (250) 724 -1832 Fax: (250) 724-1806 attendance raper ,ammo. institution. spats approved by the provincial medi- live in semi -isolation, please fax full resume including references and covering SERVICES WE OFFER: PO Box 1118 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 %so cal commission. letter describing your personal education philosophy to: Idnidual Employment and Education Counselling Help in developing an It take 6 -8 weeks to obtain these coverage cards! Start the process ironic Education Coordinator effective resume and covering letter "Provide information regarding employ- " diately! Do not assume it is done! Follow up with this until you have both cards! Tsay Keh Dene ment training funding, and genemlEI inquiries Teaching effective job search Ucluelet First Nation Questions to be directed to the Band Membership Clerks, or the NTC Registry Fax: (250) 562 -8899 techniques lob and Training board with current information Photocopy and (2501 726 -7342 fax: (250) 726-7552 Office 724 -5757. fax service Telephone for local job search -NTC Program No telephone calls please. Robert Cluelt, CD Nola Supervisor Call 723-8281 and ask for Jeff , Employment Counsellor PO Box 699 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 380 Closing dale is I June 8, 2001 Employers wishing tops), lob Vacancies are invited ball or visit Port Alberni Friendship Center. o,a am,.a77.a, ,-ile

Page IS - Ha- Shi /th-SI - May 24, 2001 Ha-Shi /th -Sa - May 24, 2001 - Page 19 Career Opportunities - q i- calf- fa -mice CLASSIFIEDS Rainforest Interpretive Centre, Tofino, B, C. Human Resource Automotive Arts Employment Miscellaneous Wanted Interpreter -In- Training for D&M Autoclean FOR SALE NUE- CHAH -NULTH NATIVE Centre Students -We'll do your diary wort" For sale or nude to order; rings, brace- T,S.G- TRUCKING SERVICE LANGUAGE Roles and Responsibilities: leu, earrings Transcribing in Automobile cleaning and renewal peldants.bo0ocbes, &bolo Moving and Hauling, Reasonable Rates. phonetics- for meetings, Greet visitors to the Centre ties. Tim arch projects, CARS - TRUCKS - RV'5 - BOATS Taylor, 1034 EcoolePiace,Port Tom Gus, 5231 Hector Road, Port Alberni, personal use. Hourly Assist in developing Discovery Areaprojecis attheCentre. We are Opc.:! Alberni, B.C., VOY 7L7 rates. Phone Harry Lucas at 00 -5809. 7429 Peale Rim Highway B.C. Phone: 12701 724 -3975 Assist developing and delivering Centre programs related to temperate Phone 7202211 6 Vending Machines for Sale. mini restsand marine environments. 4877 Argyle Street (above Canada Post) FOR SALE 1 am seeking employment as a Heavy any 52500 - S2700 each. Sell pop 8 Care and maintenance of Centre, its displays and exhibits. 73,81= 1996 Native designed jewellery; silver, cop - Equipment operator with several years of Port Alberni, BC narks. One machinem can make Promote the Centre by providing answers and information about rainforest Cavalier; gold engraving, stone setting. Con- experience. Please phone David Andrew at pages- s 5255 or more. Serious buyers and marine ecology and the peoples of Clayoquot Sound. Mon - Fri, 9:00am- 12:00pm & 1:004:OOpm Auto, tact Gordon Dick by phone 723 -9401 (250)926-0226, 830á121. may contact iaRvwe at The Position: YT- A/C, New ala FOR SALE gumtka 1- 250 -8413. be Applicantmust between !hand 24. hubs, good tires. c.d., gray int.P/B P/ 724 -0151 Carvings for sale. If you are interested Advisory for Histories, Governance, 35 hours per week. S, well maintained, mint cond. in native carvings such M: coffee table and Constitutions (forming govern- FORUM Willing to share weekend work. $9,500.00 oho.. 720 -0923. and evening Local (240) or (241) lops, clocks, plaques, 6" totems, canoes, ments). contact Harry Lucas A non -profit organization has rooms to Rainforest Interpretive Centre at 724 -5807 or 724 rent. by the day, week or month. 89 FORD PROBE: White, no rust. no leave message for Charlie Mickey at -5809 Very Street, 451 Main P.O. Boa 815. Torino. B.C. VOR 220 working engine Asking $1000 o,b.o. 724 -8609 or c/o Boa 40, Zeballos, B.C. '. [email protected] reasonable rates for Room& Board. Also, Services for Employers: / there is a Boardroom available for rent. Phone: 725 -2560 Fax: 725 -1252 Phil 723 -0621 or 7314926 after 7 pm VOP 2A0 - No charge advertising for Job Postings FREE LANGUAGE CLASSES For more information phone 7234511. 1991 FORD TAURUS: 112,000 oho. WANTED - Info on wage rates, & employment at Hupacatath Hall. Language In- Excellent condition, low miles. Call Hide faabaulpegeen Cell Julia Landry APARTMENTS FOR RENT' Guide for Mold ... continued from page 13 c- Tat Tatoosh. Monday and standards Stanley Sam (d 670 -2318 - Ahousaht or (R724 -0512 18 -4pm weekdays). (Toad height 1, 2.3 Bedrooms io 720 -8933 P A. ' Wednesday Nights. 7 pm to 9 pm. beautiful Gold River of reduced rent, Take .t the whose chills prevcot How to tell if there is mold in our {Bring your own pen & paper). also tarnished. Only 1 black to town odours and spoiling. house Services for Students: FOR SALE Black Hair .12" to 18 ", 723 -4631 Parenting Skills for Parents & Tots. equate. (25050) 283 -2511, Closets and bedrooms Mold grows In damp places. The best - Access to the Job Bank & Casual Labour Marine Fridays Rom 3 pm. EVERYONE Ro Getridomothesor other stored items places to look for mold are the basement. -4 - Assistance in developing Job Search Skills NATIVE BASKETSFORSALE IS WELCOME. cue kleco. &Mani FOR SALE that you don't use. Keeping your under or behind stored items under the 24 H aluminum skiff. Mercury Outboard Demo Class available. For 2001. For Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress -Size 16.. closets and bedrooms tidy makes it kitchen or bathroom sink. on the wall or - Motor 40 hp (low hours) broiler, asking race* Certified Linguist Resume and Interview Skills Assistance more info. Kathy Edgar 416-0529. Cell for more information, 723 -9434 easier for air to circulate and harder Floor next to the bathtub. at the bottom $18000. Call are David at250- 725 -3320 for edge of windows or in closets. 9am -11 amor6pm -9 pm mold to grow, Canada FOR SALE sew CCII: ]20- ú518"n Mold can be white COU -US CASH Other parts of the house black, or almost any Genuine Authentic basket weaving grass CANOE BUILDING , Need When family and friends colour. It often looks like a stern ear twit. Cash between paydays. We loan come into Linda Edgar, phone 7544462. m Does tar Will build canoe, rra teach how rra build PRESENT THIS $100, the braise, have them take off their smudge It may smell musty. $200. up to 5500 dollars. 100% canoe for anyone interested. From Peach COUPON &SAVE caned First shoes. To find out if a stain nr smudge is mold, and operated by Nations. BASKET WEAVINGFORSALE carefully dab the mark with a drop of Cnaeto40 footer. Call Marry Lucas 724 Phone (250) 390 -3225. Or (250) 741- Vacuum often. If you are buying a 5809- Grad Hat Regalia, Baskets, Weaving OFF 6070 cet. 401 Harvey Road, Nanoosc household chlorine bleach If the velour "Traditions are a {S 510, WITH MIN, SIGH vacuum cleaner try to get one with e a material, of the stein or smudge changes or specializing in Maqutnna Hat °RUNOFF WITH MIN. $250. Bay, B.C. HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate big pad of rey culture. Ermines. L disappears, it is prnbahly a mold. For Sale: 1992 6 RP. Suzuki. Only 10 - Air) filter. A HEPA vacuum cleaner Call Julie Joseph (250) West.. Transition House How to dean up email mold areas Unfortunately. so Is diabetes.. 12 running hours. S70o finn. 729 -9819. is more in removing small Wanted Emergency Shelter particlespan Mold areas less than hens of standard Call (250) 725 -3164 Abused Women and of dust and molds. Medical Equipment such as wheel- Fa their garbage bag folded in half am considered jack,' !'graphics Children on 24 hours 726 Clean hard floors with a damp mop. be call -2020 mall. Youcan clean small areas yourself. chairs etc., Can dropped off at ME, First Nations Graphite. Remove unnecessary furniture that SOMEONE YOU KNOW. the Tseshaht Band Office. 5000 For moldy areas that are larger, consult Specializing in Native Vinyl Decals. collects dust. Pon Alberni Transition House your housing d Mission Road, Pon Alberni. em. (Custom Made/All Sizes). call 724 -2223 Of call the nearest local Do not Ming furniture that has been Contact Gail K. Gas at 724 -1225 Wear rubber gloves, gasses or safety All types of Native Graphics. Metter or crisis center. stored in a moldy place into your goggles, adult mask and ashen with long Call Nowl Rick 8 Celeste Jack.. house. Help Line for Children - 310 -1234 sleeves. (250) 995 -0239 or Email: Movies & Mumbles For Sale: 25' Mah 7 Zodtak .20' Cut down the number of potted plants Washable Surfaces: peKo9raphics©hom corn 430 Campbell St, Tofino, B.C., Bombard Explorer Call Leo Manson a in the aue

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_. .,.,., ; A _, NI. . X. . o , I ', 1 I `4 I - I: LISN,-- ESS NEWS I Nuu- chah -nulth Nations successfully access the CEAI Program a \. The Community Economic Adjust- given higher priority than others) +ÿ H i :' . '7 ment Initiative (CEAI) -a program for repayable and non- repay- : designed to provide to -_ai assistance able funding of up to $250,000 11 coastal communities hard hit by the to assist in their infrastructure a------down turn in the fishing industry - will and economic related develop- benefit three more Nuu -chah -nulth ments. The Program has one communities. more deadline before being o gr. Ucluelet, Ahousaht and Ditidaht have permanently closed. #1 e i all received approval to proceed with The deadline for submitting ? `- .' . their projects, bringing to eight the proposals to the final CEAI .., number ofNuu -chah -nulth Tribes to er program review is: take advantage of the this program. June 29, 2001. Opening the new Kyuquot - Submissions or applications must Dock April 10th ceremonial The Community Economic have ALL the necessary documenta- ribbon cutting by Kyuquot Councillor Nancy Gillette, and Adjustment Initiative (CEAI) - tion and approvals in place and attended by community members all eager to stand on a program designed to provide attached - eg: complete business their new dock. assistance to coastal proposal, additional financing as communities hard hit by the required, licenses, permits, etc - or CAPACITY BUILDING - PHASE II they will not down turn in the fishing be considered. FOR NUU- CHAH -NULTH CHIEF & COUNCIL MEMBERS industry - will benefit three Over the past two years all more Nuu -chah -nulth EXPAND AND DEVELOP YOUR ANALYTICAL ABILITY coastal communities. communities were AND FINANCIAL UNDERSTANDING IN RELATION TO: eligible to apply to the CEAI 1. developing a strategic, economic plan for Program Ucluelet will renovate their commu- for repayable and your community nity commercial center, adding a non -repayable funding to assist 2. identifying good business partners and /or Tourist Information Centre to the in their infrastructure and situations lower level. Ahousaht and Ditidaht economic related 3. assessing a business proposal as to viabil- will both construct new docks to developments. ity, profitability and potential financial upgrade and/or expand their existing problems facilities. Any tribe interested in submitting a 4. understanding why an existing business Over the past two years all coastal proposal to the final review or with with lots of potential is not making money communities (First Nation and non - questions or concerns please contact 5. negotiating a n equitable partnership for First Nation) were eligible to apply to Al Little at (250) 724 -3131. your community the CEAI Program (with some being 6. understanding corporate culture and how it can impact your business success 'w ` -,,A Business Resource Service (BRS) will once again de- , liver this portion of the training Mike Whitlock, prin- 4 I a ciple of BRS will facilitate the two -day financial train- r t°., I. 6, ing session. a LEARN TO MAXAMIZE THE DIFFERENT GROUPS WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATION BY: 1. understanding the functions of each group 2. learning the relationship of one group to the other (organizational chain of com- mand) 3. understanding the limitations of each group 4. looking at your decision making process - r is it working, is it efficient, is it effective e 5. understanding your legal obligations

7 Theresa Kingston will facilitate this one -day session. . . . _ß a. . s+ rár , :° .. Registration for Capacity Building - Phase II is $50/ , Kyuquot CEAI Project - New community dock person. Seating is limited to the first 20 paid partici- pants. pictured beside existing private dock. For more information or to register please contact Katherine Robinson at (250) 724 -3131. Nuu -chah -nulth Economic Development Corporation 7563 Pacific Rim Highway, (next door to Tseshaht Market) Office Hours: - FR1: MON 8 am to 12 pm, 1 pm to 4:30 pm, SAT, SUN, & HOLIDAYS: CLOSED