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Caledonia Reclamation DAY t J ti Ontario and Feds argue over who pays 120 for Douglas Creek lands By Lynda Powless 1 Editor i 4.411.4 Inside Fears Ontario and the federal gov- slab Local - 2 ernment may hold the disputed Editorial .. , 4 Douglas Creek lands on the out- Sports . 8 skirts of Caledonia in trust perma- thie National e 20 nently are keeping Six Nations Careers 24 people on the lands, says Six '44 ar: Classified i o ) 26 Nations reclamation site spokes- Business Directory 27 women. r Price $1.25 "This is our home, 01> why would we leave," " Janie Jamieson responds to Ontario t Premier Dalton o 74470I 0455 0 9 a McGuinty request for Six Nations to leave `WET BASEMENT? Douglas Creek lands

O7l - CO . Pitt elect 5 Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, called Friday for Omni . , ",.1 Six Pleriparartai Nations people to leave the site, y1ems saying the province is purchasing ree! it &lull Space ffedeWd' the land and holding it in trust ;'Save Up to 50% Over Other Methods But spokeswoman Janie Jamieson e I( We Solve Wet Basements Permanently said that's no guarantee it will be Nationally Backed Lifetime Warranty returned to Six Nations. "This is ? SI Finished or Unfinished Basements our home. Why would we leave it New Construction & Existing Homes r our home." l- le Dirt Crawl Space Solutions She said once the land is returned r°fr t 'FREE Written Estimates & Inspection a to Six Nations, "then we will feel J' safe enough about the land but we I iti ,.'ROMP, T .. osiollOan aren't leaving until the land has e been returned." Around and around we go... Six Nations Solidarity Day celebrations last Wednesday were a hit with children who a Her fears were echoed by spokes- had 1.866.875-OMNI chance to ride merry -go- rounds, enjoy games and hear music while attending the day long picnic. (Photo by Jim C. ,Iru'MIMI ihQNt°u7i'ltlSti It'll: Crnm ' (Continued on page 2) Powless) a as - Great taste. AFN candidate Bill Wilson Barrett says fear mongering I Great value. drops by Six Nations 4 new toasted Deli is a "red herring" a Sandwiches starting at Reclamation says time for By Lynda Powless Iliworled Coed Cres - 9 Editor .--- - change at AFN MPP Toby Barret, says he did not intend any slight of Six Nations when he chastized the Premier last week saying people in Caledonia, along the -±t Assorted Cold Cuts ---_f By Lynda Powless borders with a Six Nations reclamation projects were afraid to barbecue rwo ar Chicken Caesar Editor in their backyards. Philly Cheese steak Assembly of First Nations (AFN) chief candidate Bill Wilson says next Barrett said there is "one thing I wanted to clarify, there is a lot of fear in t month's election for national chief will not be a coronation Oven Roasted Turkey for current our area certainly along Thislemoor St., on the north side of occupied site. leader Phil Fontaine. There is yellow police tape ribbon along there about four feet behind m Instead, Wilson, a hereditary chief from B.C., has launched a black horse backyards of the Thistlemoor area, OPP patrols are there day and night, s.,gia5;.....ar: f campaign that he says is picking up momentum across the country, but for because they have asked for it and are frightened." those in aboriginal politics, say Wilson is a long shot. He said he was commenting on what "I hear and see. I don't apologize lovire se as as "I admit I started out behind Phil (Fontaine) campaigning on his success for things I haven't said. I never attributed any of the fear or mayhem or 212 with the residential school settlement, but my own polls show that about violence to any one side. I want action for everyone's benefit, but there is . ?r Argyle St- two weeks ago we evened out in support," he said in an interview no question, with the native cause, these people are frightened to go in r Caledonia Monday. (Continued on page 3) their backyards." (Continued on page 6) r= ? FRESH ...11 % _ VEGGIES - -- for your RED INDIAN /convenience. !Nkomoonn 7/71111'`' Mini Mart Meat KProducts 0 100% Native Owned Available Always fresh lyed Corn a Cornbread. Laundromat on premises. (519J 4A5 -2Q25

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. . tune 28, POUP June 28, MOE 0RTLE TIAND NEWS *WC NEWS - The Slx Nations land reclaim.. la need of Redrermk raised last week.. Cohen organizers are - LOCAL n. of food a cash to purchase bulk apparently sill paying outstand rig lolls from the FORONTO (CP.' Dozens of non-aboriginal res McG Food donations Caledonia resi- intY Many residents carried placards crib- Gibson who was so overcome with emotion he Items Nntlra sere Nohow says prole bandnene m ncl has dents of Caledonia, OM fed with a mOnths- w CEng M0G Inty, and said they were fed* with broke doom in tears. We took it in our own Food Ropy Montour last been helpful they wont and 'until we long standoff between police Six Nations NEEDED «..hare *narked pray. dents protest aid living with fear and uncertainty b nearly four hands to come clown Mere and show them first week lone dome@ are neetletl. peed,, MOM. but we don't have the money to protesters, took their complaints directly to the months They also complained about the lack d hand and talk to them about what we need,' said at Reclamation OrganizersOrgan said they have not received any of the get footl so we can give them a receipt in Toronto provincial government Wednesday, and even Local rule of law in their community "Thanes no law In Mike Manning. estimated to concert dubbed SIB 520.000 secured brief meeting with Premier Dalton Caledonia, It's completely lawless;' said Larry Já eson worried about safety of Six Nations people !I. AFN candidate for national chief visits Reclamation site (Can9,9 from f at Douglas Creek over holiday weekend Wilson toured the Six Natiore land reclamation site to launch his cam- (Connnaed¡romfro Caledonia Cape! Alter coup tFwwi srengs on a mynahs shr- IeNfk and k ready carat.. the and 9. kgii.Lwm, David Rar ay, 1 " paign message that First Nations per are Bing vi later d. htLUN rig *wen rum rya MON .. prom tint dong,,' the rthonsible for abort.. em Nana fíml.'Tts loon ahvays are sovereign, "we need tabetalutalk- err CaalaI), deN nay Amyl holi ammma rn figaeom "tle M1Udnry said before a Liberal cabinet affres, said the pmvirce has aEn agreed l been abae tle lad and who a it ing about our naknx me wank, stun is in mue kx none ollEJnlhy Imnadately asap In owe* Her, formed poet TYe people here ahways ana tyngbh,00our t'land 99I0 and era ('eyk:44xuiwdgdcfimulgawm The comme. a as art., woks "ICs been agreed to thous N IoM:' our nationhood, not negotiating S. mot Mante 24, landed'mr29Tage boy, did 9.y get our emotion and cote.. damagre .afire we obvwem f She said, "Kanarese (rear Oka, Wdh Ibnreho Promit,) welfare payouts like the Kelowna repart on April ]. were prepared to stay 9.m and seas Iy know 9,I if oar Mall ti 00 h,,,, Quebec) sa don't bave tira W bock Accord." Dalton McGulnly pushing He was as in to figure port done." them there wonkl have been some after all three years and Men* Wilson said the accord, signed in _pue d^P[' t0 have us removed from 9.rff 1,,nu, aspltja hie Mâminty and tle province has done accrued profit saidlimnmy tlIoMstill tool been moot Sow. the dying days d the Liberal go, Me Me I very and look for a passible .loon alit could "make the Opposition Leda John Tory said te bone gond toron m be Iton' of any eel waned awe* eminent with First Nations leaders y Pm* Coyle was clearly aalmmi by equation" by Hymen m buy Ille government shouldn't be throwing move by tue pasce." about our salit this Iront ...mired $5 billion in funding min Cetabnla ocetgled firm 9e developer money re the Caledonia donation between the fixkwl 1, Impel Mom. go- day weekend, said Jante to First Nations, was not a move ' In yms ofmediafg lad be ln trust while the have Bernl doe tun plviced tebìg abadglrol pdesmn .nmm Onlm and Cont.. Jámeeson sovereignty or nationhood. . frclafip nt Ippetavash), ere woo P bad dike ies w owed royal from .e You mathaw 'towards 4 ar expo* tomaslle.5y `All the Kelowna accord would ne wiM dsuoh a high And after two days tat people who are in defiance of a mot 19, ty Ifmtlha inst... dol va IIOJna have doe is póvide tome Rending AFN candidate Bill 'I .l as lew fs. aiwlly 4e1osensi,'n" Fiercer IMUaies,kd requested Iepa- order, occupying a piece of ltd, and Wilson chary with Reclamationt keswomen Hazel Hill ((ft and Janie Jamieson (right in at o fence nnd the watoora.all arenTalA d. for Fog...' rye barricades where children flow a kaki Ah .a ndip but big The roper del into ...of. chase *vim* prism for carmen- ben hTn<.

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Jure 28, 2006 June 28, 2006 TURTLE GLAND NE.''s L - - F IG AND I.FWS COMMENTARY ° I LOCAL Letters: Reader says treaties need to be respected North America's #1 Native Weekly Newspaperl in justice and lands COME ON ALLEN ... Setting the record straight (CO/Ward from paI ed to another government's mks and they- were arrested. Nothing he had rnln'e Leah f)nkss chump one bean condition and: nei- ( DROP THE This is my chance to educate and These issues hap- happened WONCT benfeoflrntimesihepressreleas nearer to the Caledonians to they he or his wife had under - Paula Bryan and at the same time paN in our AGAIN, -r r which council wasn't assn jurisdiction and is my knowledge, no arrests, no mendable English. Why would TURTLE ISLAND NEWS BELL!... thank her for her letter dated June not applicable to any mdry o poor approve were other ions- detainees, etc. So whys N issue Ney even call the girl overt.' 16tH "la's get things settled" diction Namur. or didn't truly weer o country. Do you go to being raised about them Today the Caledonian's are in Turtle Island News W published weekly on the Six Nations Grand Pm your information -the federal and tine reran fused sect .too lay warren when when the couple Gom Simece Tomato protesting the federal River Territory. is a independent newspaper that ìs This It politically government has previously made you want to, I don't think so. called the over rdflfnt polder fm "''''' . young native girl government's slow action. l might wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No spree. with the Confderahe Pusher ve yam later re: swarm- leaily, " the plan of reporter a ask rebut insulted her say it mote 200 yeas for tie to get portion of the newspaper, including adverti.r rats, pictures or edi- Corr in then treaties, that the paned very same incident Su en 0amble to pamw bhp- when the cameam lay the cart meth at the bbl, and Pat includes torial content may be reproduced without permission. 1"": federal p emmerit will deal with Paned to an elderly ma and his war "Term's image e Pan bmkf Nee all the years until 1" whrn we justice issuesn relating erwise wile (native), we May ether PUBLISHER 'Lille Gland News Pa5lkallons People e Ne community are out- 21st, W were 2 CHCH news men could not even ere the gun rape and tithes" Otherwise the the know were removed, EDITOR -Lynda Pow/ass raged and justly so. With Nat said this and h cam waiting for tat for taking our land. Wet were Confederacy is to deal with their couple knowing the blockades to happen? Turtle Gland News. is a member of lineal mile' M wise to "gag' this Teer erwere all m allowed to fund raise to hire own people on all other Canadian Journalists Association himself. War werew removed, reed to drive sit in from of e camas m up lawyers for any purpose, that also This h been done. through Caledonia and were at -V Native American Jouraaliab Association Helen Milt. Canadian ire. Was it planned" bar been c54ged. Now your lust:° system a lohrnational CammMx N Protect Journalists Worldwide SP Notions Co.idar places swain. by the Caledonians and Also I wonder what a 60 year old Alva Martin warrant on the protesters MEMBERER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL subject- had to be removed by the police man was doing el the area when Gland News - PO. Box 129, 2208 Chiefiwood Road Obsweken, Ont. NOA IMO Telephone: (519) 445 -0865 Fex:(s19) 445 4Tÿ1 -0565 :It:ÿl:lt n.: ttr tt e

The headline -Lough is enough" continues n work in isolation. O upati .Nothm more than Caledonia needs cultural aware- Wellness Day Blair Bombe., 25, of Haematite. topping The Expositor story about Clearly, when it camel to work collection of my thoughts," Genera rj l had one of his dreams came now on Six Nais' elected chief Dave General is on a different page assured council. For -drum. ness, and stop watching CHCH DATE: July 1k 2006 Meli). whom be General (June 21, 2006) sure hit the General's whining is all about purposes only" he said. Weil, w h. 1. ne rust when we though[ it was safe to Inro Caledonia.._ TIME 10965:00 pm famous country singer. Gaspe go nail on the head. Many people In the document he developed of what he found out General gave a ropy s k i The barricaded /+4; LOCATION: Tsi 503can lonnakaatstha' Loh. SrSam who has worked roads are down The atmosphere and Caledonia unity a g the sate calls "collation of ideas and the fedsrprovin without any Ail On1101,14 4. 1350 win Blur for out foe )em knew and the Douglas Creek lards 1111 has calmed down thing about General " for the negotiation table cession or approval from council Sort Springs 5014 ád of his Ime for Mc Stmth music and Children are playing in the streets Children are playing In the school "I cannot and will not accept any on the Douglas Creek laird claim: You fie the problem is when 44.-0 tiTs reacted country stare 953. In yards. Residents really are barbecuing in their backyards, despite attempt to stop me rum thinking of When l told General he borer not General submits docume. to m MAILABLE FREE weprtlente belt std forth with reports from M. Toby Been that they are too afraid N step into solutions to problems facing our have submitted de document tithe government or makes his own deal Pap Tell y the 3121100.1 promotions director those same Yards. community or any .tle5( feds and province without council's people presume he his cored, Breast Exam some neighbours are . a Blair. he and how And of the even dropping by the reclamation imposea gag order on me," General approval, he drew an e-mail nap approval or authority. STD's Temp - knell.. a once In site seeking inform.. and shorting hands. MIS ft His document bezel is only for The point General misses s that Pregnancy Test Ph lard b ice reuse a So why is CHCH TV continuing wile its fear mongering sorer eFirst of all, live rover tried m discussion. Question is: Disc the councillors might have good .ÌT. Personal Wellness Treatments h nor, loner she contact was able ht make Mama that does nothing but instill tàat in the community ofC de1Onia, far 'Vag" liana as enrol Nor have with whom" lad week General ideas and though. o enhance blot V. Healthy snacks and lunch prod.. YL t him and lamer in that doesn't exist, but then keeps Sú Nair people tram shopping l tried N stifle his cn.ive juice published his document in the document The onisame pan Gill bags to all pardclpanb for Ina, his Stan were given in the town out of fear of racially sparked violence.. Far u I've done just the opposite. Tekawenmke. So much for his that with the exception of two coon tin 1er.ry,kwm,..l°"Wa.tr'm «n v_./ peat ckers! alumna ton lace Instead of actually going into the neighbourhood and seeing ire Over the past 16 months I have assurance it was only for discus- erre 14,0.1 it m e new boy on proud not one of his favourite people, get a changes that have take' place in he past two weeks, the Hamilton TV persistently pushed General to work the block Them of council has .fat. *r Or w Nd' picture with ten station would rather charge In and continue to malign Six Nations as ask for and value crew ..Same ON'g happened back in May years of political knowledge and taken him and get tin der ea,eprg, Road Y autographs: (Submitted Ss reputation and at the same time tun Caked. into one of Ne most âtpot, to share infomranan, and General developed another dolt pram eider m former coon w w9errm.. ox nY Nations Special Services for Special mid towns in Omer, place every KKK membef wants le be. w tell council what has doing. ment called "A awed, anon or high and employers in th However, General to and Dissolving the Douglaso Creek elected system. : (a:¿) : People) CHCH has without doubt crossed the line beer Cage and prat tiYI ft`.>aC400Jo [ TiaCT7 c5 bins. The stations angry because one of scope. a became Now on lop ofhis whining Grner engaged in a fist fight with Six Nation your men and then tried N (Continued from lefr) repeated "Nuubalantú4W' rumors. claim OPP stood °There are rumors... drug =eon by. Gila to hen when in fact OPP were massy Nations people are facing criminal charges as a result of events, most al YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD FOOD TOWN STORE! alcohol engaged in the melee from the bagtailoBet of the fight and which were instigated by these same Caledonia reside. so it's barfly at the site and General says that I .sasilt was reported they wit taro reporting erroneously, be Nat54110. Nations n pal lawless when Sú Nationsr people e being subjected to Canadian lawn TRADITIONAL SPRATT'S confidentially -2 CHCH creep he bean je t I fro N soft. A auks shoe But Nose aire retirees who fling racial men and throw rocks anj care .eo the 55 Argyle St.N. reporters have never been ffibjected to the kind fpolitically boor who to report who o doubt lapped Parenting Workshop 9Y I Areal books. re ens to 00 make it appear as Six crust if Downtown, e Nat has unfolded in fret airs ore lacking h hiss. Nations men are attacking them, when 0 fact there nitre N Caledonia up every stinking rumor. Wha responsible minded politician 0 essary b proside a Cull complete and balanced portrayal aging. men mined with a video camera and throwing pipet o Ore Nation: Cld l would repeat manors w th press, happening. Ids a swoon* no clue she Six Nebo is a why the men But CHCH who blocked out fAnion a DATE: June 30, 2006 T nodes but not x guess those lF ndy politicians who land melioration is happening, nail sadly it's a stationvvu willing to Nations faces. fell for flee but and aired the rid. with no expert. have a hidden agenda.e To my TIME: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Fresh, Boneless find out why, antlprovide the[ ve.ionofatlsmashtclbdviewers. .lasted for why it defended the Caledonia resides aioSÚNati[nsTheeba- Schneider's Steakette's & knowledge no one ha, it would nttlieran to own o of and poo and grab been charge 3181 4th Line b wash eve's i lice LOCATION' Thighs being featured Six Nations barricade, was Chicken Breasts1 & Oktoberfest Sausage with any offence gofer ee lamer ewe.. la e Then have General blamer pagentay Afee it melee they h. under attack s, Six And yet for all thee and smutsracial inspired hate ruses no one in pencil bemuse emdia relations Nam. they showE p with body hide Pele malo. Ise' .kidonta has been charged IA01.1 in Caledonia te res- $299íb Par. Only if officer m of all comet Parents must attend workshop with their $ 199 rte ene rend resew roved Six Morn and Ney uy to Need m you allowed to time the lap gM. doesn't mega relations od is defend it claimer they 11 manly rater people, 'o n, but And n r Nese same people calm are continuing to rum Caledonia into children. The location inside local er andscondN council rid Canada AA 454-500 G are teed reflecting opinion almost ever time they open Inch town no one VIMS tO Stop in. bush lot please dress appropriately for the anchors' moods. 'force a order' That' 0 me tire. pplestopdon'tro H ad me rest of the town peon. clew racy elements. Lunch provided- bring your (Continua page S) CHCllos .roved in keeping Mir ratings up and taking deldeal agree with racially based attacks on Six Nations people. Maple Leaf own sating 5 u pv lies (no(bowl, , spoone coo & cup). Seedless Watermelon revenge on nixSix things or using noun along arses And where 'it isMGtry when comes to assuring S. Nations people Letters to the edit ln err. to Country Kitchen Ham CHCH yesterday 0 mitre p.o... they ten i he attacked by Caledonia 'de Whore m 01 provincial km pub1ic d.amim d now There we e tries inn K Clark kack tad. Then ene no war- dollars to help S' N people traumatized by naval arks std ten effecting the ore OPEN $299th Oars 'direr C.. No f Clark a mena. e.and where are the doll. to help Six Nations people who lost J: when the GrandRiver Territory, Turtle For more Information and Registration call: $ 499lb Saturday la widown doubt hoping h. continuing ime. apnea.. and welt hydro wane out whose businesses suffered who are Island Nen Nils- Tel Non. lonnakeratetba One :prelude' ad continuing tole who.. W DI y, 2006 o rend, translate for and others ion pieces and letters to tor. Sour Springs Road, R.R. RS, fro dollars hoy of his ark traumatized by Os likes of Kevin Clark whom answer to the ensue is for 1350 9a 7pm Product of U.S.A. tor Letters must be signed as ham pmsmvial coffers now 0w Ontario Premier Dalton McCarty the govemme to build a cement wall between Braem0 and Douglas Hagersvllle, ON NOA 150 must include has offered to tthep 4511 en address Phone: Isla) 4/54922 pins e pox011051re Creek lands. In otherr words, put up a wall, he and his - i l'\L Ovine nember so that 111dci[y Mopped.traumatized SoM the occupationBreen rcobraproMny values have want to live next door lode How much clearer can you or Tall Free: 1-8364434922 Same re get of the u.. fidTLNe Delissio Rising dropped. Some along are jmI Aberfoyle Spring mica look.... . about the message these new Caledonians are sending. Island s reserves the Kraft Cheese Whiz buck. And CIlod is capitalizingp ask Instead Water Crust Pizza t Odra' Into Me fear Ming created by . coca des and edit any submission for length, The fails are property Aden haven, is dropped ad m one puppy show, the province needs to put money to good use and start the gran.. spelling NJ city. 627 -927G harassing I Bobo thoW ewer. whlouloodd cultural education aware.. in L'aledonia. Six Nations negotiator, have r Talkeis News, P.O. not 1, these umr mild frightened who launched when W. pops luce been pushing for ad they need to or e w n the meantime reward E -MAIL US AT $599 bee Friday night ration rallies shouting mend remarks, hen bm. 3 (I19)'445 865II fax (109) alai for its biased coverage. Slop watching. 1 $499 ties and rocks Six Nations $3.99 a erre are Reclamation site. Or... you can register sampled whnhe Ca radlnlLdin.yle.ia and Ilk peddle who ladhad tope cleared when E-mail l new>Orthli siaw- TURTLE ISLAND NEWS: 1KG 30 -500ML there same oRAtart Stem Telecom o f Can a nap acgc. ergrtnn the Weirdo Cattle down, by OPP traffic could w slat moving. nu.Mn or by calling 1 -877- 249 -27e9 416952 (too Gee) m in TOronrO a dvedsiog ®niau00idlM- LawkamewLawlessness in Caledonia? Hardly. Almost 30 Six adver tise @theturtleislandnews.com ICannmxd rigNl June 28, 2006 TURTLE ISLAND NE \.. S IS: 6 TUPTLE SLANC E ISLAND NEWS Juno 28, 2006 100111 ND NEWS --LOCAL ITI LOCAL Men assaulted In presence of hue children On June 25. two suspects forced their way into the red- Hospital byombular,ce. SECTION Two Se Morn men are facing numerous charges after dance through the garage door and assaulted the victim Leslie Dada Johnson, 22, and Tmoty Hill, 20, are facing invading Tuscarora Township home and assaulting by beating him repeatedly about the heal and face area, charges of break and enter with Intent b commit an mot who was lying on the king rows floor wit his two say Six Nations pollee. indicleble offence, assadi with a weapon, assault cawing infant daughters. The victim had to be taken b West Haldlmand General bodily harm, and three counts of mischief. Brantford gets transitional home for homeless aboriginal women and children By Donna Doric comforts the soul." Writer During they stay in the transitional BRANTP(MO- Homeless aWrig- home, clients will lean life skills Official Court Notice inal women and children will now that will enable them to obtain per- have a safe, cozy place to stay ar manent and affordable housing, they look for affordable housing, such as budgeting, Sword., now that Brantford Native ing setting boundaries, and team- Housing's newly renovated transi- ing Moos*. behaviour. tional home on Marlborough St is In addition, clients will have the up and running. chance to pashas In traditional The m us grand opening, workshops,mda that will leach them to held ono National Aboriginal Day underslaM traditional family roles last week, revealed a sparkling, and how to eat healthfully. freshly painted and totally remod- The home, located on a quiet cub deal 3,600 sq. a. transitional home doss at 58 Marlborough SL. row capable of housing 14 women and tams three separate unlit, each conk children for up to three years until kitchen, common area, bed- Dignitaries including Brant lloy0SS Imam!. BrumMPPDmélewn,d Strang dMayoeefke Hancock they find permanent shelter. a healing room and staff perform a ribbon culling for Bretgrd Naha Housing, new rranalaonw Mme ry6wo by Donna Dad) going to benefit m many peo- quart "It's rode city's homeless, even though The grand opening was celebrated people should have home to live in our ple community," said Brant The federal government provided they only make up about five per m conjunction with National in. This is about our future and our MP Lloyd St. Amend. one of the $354,100 broads the home's total cent of the bleu population. The Mardi* Day. Organizers oat Caned he ad adding eebryoru many dignitaries that attended the cost of $263,000, and Brantford r study alun showed aboriginal paper a Minot. aras and ...Its park in Canada origin he warn., event. "The people will be down Native Housing donated S200,000.00. cee io liomhotd made 25 per and Woman booths at park Horn Aboli people and peut on Meir luck and their inter the Various community businesses and r t of eoho oiI waiting lista for down the oat form tine home in toe aboriginal people the respect will have gone out temporarily, but organizations, including the subsidized housing. Brant b widow both they as humans. they will encounter Ms wonderful 500., Cher Fund and the Six MN dupe. rove housing k Meld- Want MPP Dave Levi gave an "It's time for us to live by and 14 staff at Braatfard Native Housing. Nations Community Development d- Thosaid bandbard councillor Melba impassioned speech Praia appreciate and It's maozeth No. They will encounter people who Trust Fund, donated the rest. Ilene, who halls the serial nab- Aboriginal Day and aboriginal le wampum. It's important for us will moue them and rekindle According to a 2005 study on es portfolio. 91 will no noun- homeless. widow aboriginal dal because if Ineh inn r spirit. A house is homelessness in Brantford, aborig- help miry People who are in han- People are gartering to akbae we don't we let the [dcksters why" home when it shelters the body and inal people represented 26 per cent loom. our victor over the thought Wu ' The Indian residential schools settlement MPP Toby Barrett says he doesn't "specifically" place blame for fears process has begun. The healing continues. (Construed fromfront) have no truck for racism. I am of great things about Six Nations tion out too the media. "On April n. they weren't Shrew.. The Indian residential schools settlement process has started. You don't have to show you were abused to get a common colour blind." ea n before 1 official. 20, first hang I said was Ile said with the Legislature where First, through these initial notices, former students and their families experience payment, and you can get one even it you had an abuse Ile said they were frightened of Ile said he was zing *laud official foe Six Nations" the hell were you guys. I came shutting down for the summeç "1 will learn how to give their views on the fairness of the settlement. lawsuit, and even if you settled it. "fights. It lakes more than one McGuinty for "his weakness in Ile berated the Toronto media around here with. news release I am worried about that. We, those going into negotiations. They are for not paying Then, Courts across Canada will hold public hearings. If all the side to have a fight. But they tell attention to the had mittenw on March 23 with of a at Six Nations and in You can object to the settlement if you don't like some part of it. It constantly changing shier minds. Caledonia to I Courts approve the settlement after those hearings, another notice me about fights, alcohol, tobacco Reclamation prior Dawn told them they Haldimand County will he for. you have an objection, you most by August 25, 2006, send an firearms. It may be the OPP t don't have confidence in them the april 20, OPP mid. wish to get their story out, four gotten until next October so we will be distributed to explain how to get a payment from the email to objections e residentialschoolsettlement.ca, write to fighting with the white at the able" H said he tried to get informs- months ago and until the OPP all have to think about that." settlement or be excluded from it. Supremos I've seen the fights He said McGuinty said he Residential Schools Settlement, on Argyle Street. I haven't seen wouldn't commence talks Mil Considering the 80,000 living Suite 3 -505, 133 Weber St. North, the fights alone Thlndem0oe or the barricades were down. "They Aboriginal people who are former The Court Hearings Waterloo, Ontario N2J 3G9, or call ends of Bras.- aren't all down. They are still up MIME students of the residential school toll tree 1- B664379 -4913. Be sure at the occupied 000 ®oo But he mid he was not referring site, and second- Court Date to explain why you are against the ly until all the woman were system, the settlement provides: to Six Nations when he said peo- settlement, and include your name, implemented. But the next day, ' August ple with backyards backing onto VIMI StO 1) At least $1.9 billion available for Ontario 29-31 the protest site were he goes and has Wks anyway." the school(s) you attended, your afraid to DQ to Quebec September 8 "common experience" payments barbecue n their backyards.' "I He said the barricades around address, and telephone number. former who lived at 18 -20 don't say l Six Nations" But the Caledonia, "were like military students one Saskatchewan September If you object, it will be considered MPP would not clarify what he strategy. The original barricades OA] cc'e of the schools. Payments will be Northwest Territories October 3 -4 mew went up Feb. 28, others went up $10,000 for the first school year (or at a settlement approval hearing. 2792 4th Line. The comer of 4th and Onondaga Rd. Manitoba October 5 -6 Instead he charged Minister for other reasons, at the rail line You may ask to speak at the hearing Hours: Sunday to Thursday 9-11 - Friday- Saturday 8 -12 part of a school year) plus $3,000 responsible for Native and highway number 6 bypass. Nunavut October 10-11 in Court overseeing your claim. Affairs, for each school year (or part of a the David Ramsay blamed Six Those came down, but be (519) 750 -3890 year) British Columbia October 10 -12 The hearing that affects you is Nations. (McGuinty) is still left with Feb. school after that. Alberta October 12 -13 generally based on where you now "David Ramsay, minister 28 barricades," he said 2) A process to allow those who live (seethe centre box). responsible for aboriginal He said he knocked on ve Confederacy Blankets - Hats - T- Shirts - Flags - Fireworks Yukon October 16 -17 suffered sexual or serious physical affairs, in response to a question door, in the immediate area to the As part of the settlement, the If you the Mohawk Institute in Brantford, go to the from me, he says we understand reclamation site, "people are abuses, or other abuses that attended to hearing in your government will pay lawyers the activities on the easing me that - they went to More than just a store! caused serious psychological Ontario hearing. Otherwise, go the pied representing former students up to side are causing disruption to Toronto because they are fright - effects, to get between $5,000 and Province/Territory. It you live in Labrador, New Brunswick, ened, they tell Edward Island, or approximately $100 million in fees, peoples lives there. So he blames me their blood $275,000 each. You could get more Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince the pressure is up, they are on ahem a' and outside Canada, go to the Ontario hearing. The exact firm plus costs and taxes. You don't HomemadéFacd ß00w1'r money if you also show a loss of Barrett said the leave, children sent me .mails on ß0 Ilam-u -Scone -occupation Its JV To get one, contact have to hire a lawyer to object, and Eaeryday. income. and locations are in a detailed notice. impacted people on all says " and on, mothers and fathers everyday! you don't have to hire and pay a He said while his comments won't let me in backyards to go 3) Money for programmes for 1 -866- 879 -4913 lawyer to get a common experience cell for "clarification on my plan- WEEKLY MENU once the claims process part an apology doesn't help the He said "I dart say that former students and their families www .residentialschoolsettlement.ea payment recd. Wed. Chili 8 Toast native cause r the Caledonia ically, that it is because of Six - $4.50 for healing, truth, reconciliation, and begins. Of course, you may hire cause. It's a rehearing." Nations. Some of them are- Thurs.- Hot Roast Beef Sandwich /mashed/veg $6.25 commemoration of the residential your own lawyer and pay that lawyer Barrett seen frightened of police. They have with said he has not the Fri. - Lasagna w/ Garlic Bread - $6.50 schools and the abuses suffered: $ 25 million for healing, $60 to object, speak for you at a hearing, or represent you an told rocks and beer battles thrown at me that. They are frightened Sat. - Chicken Burger w/ Baked Beans million to research, document, and preserve the experiences of abuse claim. Call 1- 866 -870 -4913 with questions about the Six Nations people when they see fghdn it - $5.75 from &and the survivors, and $20 million for national and community settlement, or go to wow .residentialschoolsettlement.ca to read a Caledonia residents. takes more manna side to fight Sun. - Meatball Sub w/ chips $5.50 commemorative projects. more detailed notice or the settlement agreement. "1 haven't seen the rocks thrown. Mon. - Breaded Pork Chops/ baked potato/homemade apple sauce $6.50 1 have heard the racial insult. said he has Men Six Tues. - Indian burger or Scone Dog w/ bag of chips. $5.50 IND -AB -S- SUM -ENG Nationst booster live said a et ______env______ev_- e______m_ 0100®00_ IMIME

a hole 2S, NIBS lue L. 3006 no3n,F ISLAND N.11/4,5 TVRTLO- ISLAND NEWS Put lit SPORTS f News? G01 Sports SN ARROWS i°^,Arr°waEavrea first placed team will take on the wan 12 strai¢ht games. Pm*. . Tres Nero* *lb. Call Emily (? Peterborough Laker,. EXPRESS FAN '°gthP1r°°°arsan appreciate t h a n k the fans of Six Nations for Pans have been pouring into the ran supfPOSe 445 -0868 Ak APPRECIATION from commodityal their support. naTe blob retch a to et covered, '- glimpse of roe year in and year ",aid this is a way of saying. thank- 9 c.I.donl n.anmae.0 DAY beginning at gp.m. inhere the amazing Arrows who now i i SPORTS (roYYesaa.. have Lewis Steals, Arrows Express you," said Sta. WAHTA SPRINGS SPONSORS ABORIGINAL GOLFER Six Nations By Fwtly BOlyra-BaVn don't have m wary about making

Mea an m pun for gas m , "she Warm Spmp lam become te said I; Chiefs endure spommof,sponsor of Mitchell Peing on the Futures Tour is a _.1 r (ace Tumhkations the Walpole huge accomplishment, but one that 1° Hlai First Nations Pro-golfe who corms with dozens ofmse. . has ban making the Of NM "It definitely adds up over the tough weekend skice hemming Use first AboriginalAmateur arse of even one summer," says to win the Debe Ladies Amateur Mitchell who sites hotel, gas, fend, Nowplayip. have) expenses and range balls as losses N. playing on the ps jeer e of We weekly costs she Futures Tow Mitchell - rent incur 'Nikkei] is very ONO 1 By Ebfiyeolyea -Ryes Six Nations Rebels. mTtafterimproving, NOON for mwre WI .Sport, Reporter Barre erased that So Nations tournament 'Les great to see (Wake Spings) The Six Nations Chiefs suffered goal just Anne later. another loss Thursday night, home Traveling Not r home is a poruoti ng, not only me, W otherot With less than half the period at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena Michigan, LISA. Michell and her Aboriginal Nan' t remaining, Hill scored again for days alter acquiring new talent brother and manager Stave L. golf sawn, the ball S s evo Six Nimes assisted by 4am cap- rn room aisn avid gaits mm Dremneatcher Fund sponsored Via Man Vine, Riley Kemp, Bill Min Dell, Fowles and Jamie Jerry Momoe Steve Williams ml Mitchell and this year "s the led. Poste Taylor but the Lakeshore marched r`ellays Onondaga 0r/rne Sou/ym are lagvi Larraur Arm.. Ken cl foe Cho Sp of a Dreamt tcber Fund that take care Barrie Lakeshore started scoring the Si]] Nations pore less than a afeSmgeMeryarmardlmfrAr4RaeASinhenaean. (Farmfy Miry Brpn- check from Wehm Springs, of hefty entry fees. early in the game and maintained , min. later ending the game with reI Aboriginal goll r0rutrn CAeryl Mitch.B (centre) potes with a 95000 rhea Jim Waldo Sprints. Leda$ Mitchell's rawest The 1-0 lead for most of the first parr rc of S -S for Barrie. po.< NINON happened quick- newest sponsor. Flee I h: Jerry Mons0ur, Bill Mashienig. MBMet (nee Tom0kenig), Steve NOON od. Barrie soared again after We -les definitely a big relie(" ly after brother /manger and Ken Hill (Pf wet by dim Powders) Saturday night the team played slippery ball stopped by Chiefs' Kitchener-Waterin in a kfi 1ms Niched. "It males aire game aiio IiaNemg called Hill m discuss STING TRIPLE -HEADER goalie Vine got a in the misier ro..- We possibility of Mitchell being Hill and WAD Springs was more Hill sees the value of sponsoring and Wahta Springs are working on In scuffle, for the Chiefs, though they led 63 Mitchell sponsored by the thin happy to offer assistance to nard -working people who orgerizng a week -long summa lightly hen his shoe and rolled into after 40 minutes of play. Chiefs Tw Noon. gives industry giant. young By 0e0 Rs BolJwKVes fin period rallying for six goals in enced lacrosse players, Miller says the luxury of focusing on her game clad Kenny. He's Mitchell and her golf-nmartA will 1050000 cop and coming aW- golf clink for children of Six Sports Reporter the t period. end my Ir ..< f coming together as a team is most and lenses much needed finds used golfer,' said Toshkenig. Mama. leks. Nations and New Credit This weekend We Sú Nations 'They all played together," said important pawned in the "We see (Cheryl as e role for hotel rooms, pee and transporte- Hill mid Toohkenig he wanted to golf. model "A lot of ke6 don, have opposa, Sting made NON as-the first uam Bore Miner, head mach of the "(The players) have all played The in said Ken Hill. for our people to look up re," said to It s a les. beat d. peite golfer of the help Cheryl nY way possible. RD," noon play golf to We Onondaga RMhawks in Sling. "If they Play this way for the before, Ira there's different styles of Springs also Chippewa/Delaware Nation says "He said what do you need, what- Warm sponsors Hill. "And we love te pore of aspect of life," rays Hill who ms 0100000/000 Years. reststn of the year -fell Woo, good." coaching and different owners." s IWnbn -lam LPGA competitor vey stressful when you are ever we can do, we'll do it' It's golf." Me clinic as an opportunity bake molt ...Nod mm@rup The Sting held Me Red5awks b c FFe lam HUMP players has Alamo food. golf for sour supper. "You expensive out an the NNW Nm.' Sharp. Currently Mitchell. T0shkenig the positive a reality. 1 w the M pee tes. of We Beer one pair fin peril_ In Me been pro.. since February ad West battled at the Iroquois second period the Onondaga lave begun m gel .If successfully as a k Layman Mau Snmday Wnnon defense stowed why the is .m for mom monih. / whet ARROWS CELEBRATE OMSK 10' ANNIVERSARY in could be the CaNAm Sold first M the t and shmawmSix Were playing with a k1 of championship pine rob,. Nations. But by the end of the card head," said Miner. SIX NATIONS OMSK primary lacross e Onondaga has been perched in period SA Nations had held Cecil Hills scoring odic game with z lamps pose to Six N first place of Me East all sawn and Onondaga to O.ce goals while Six with two goals and an maim_ Trent r' a Arrows Jour tee shot's 1 WELL ; , the Sting have worked Weir way up Anions topped off at 7. Hill and Vince Longboat each NON". lee to top of the Weft in a the with Goalie Ryan McNau nmo, who nailed goal cod an mm. Tsadehll 'Nesday. Students g wok thrilled earned two assists, let the game in Thomas, Sandy Porter and Paul Hill c. :1.4, won dim championship team visited ` NB this weekend it was all -Sting the third due to a sore shoulder, each a fm the Sting. REPRESENTED ; tM1eir school to help dim celebrate g b !Le _ 1 r ' i . r , , i as the mighty team dominated the making way for Ken Sandy m hold Cory raw two by signing and engaging } s wog,. Nroans Amtf keeps eh 5 VA .iáB;rfBre IMe,.tdmA,ga°fmrere Allegany Arrows, currently Wild in Onondaga m three goals. and Brad Mee and leff a question and answer nose a.I.J T yi reLair-es/was ono mq . , the West, Friday right as a According to his goalies Van0very each one. AT 1 pre, Miller 10u.. JR.A ALL-STAR ! with them. a asked Lacrosse Arena. lénra,gemyBrrro-By<.ey pm i the sor to the Redhawk have dore an outstanding all Sunday the Sting was scheduled who best Arrows play les J peen J, zees didn't hesitate kpuintm Saturday year holding opposing teams to low b play in Tmuwadn but threats of managed to suited GAME .I.{ can captain Sid Smith le the net Six Nations head coach Duane Jacobs In front generous crowd of goats agaiml. thwda and Iighming foam@ a E.- - d # closed with as ore the period up and spent time Roos sort m fans and supporters the Sting made This is the Six Nations Stings celled° . The match has been a shot from Billy Bee Smith. playa as the Chiefs get desperate rescheduled this Sunday By Emily Bolyra -Ryon Association's Jr. A lacrosse All- WiM tes ' coshing Cody Jacobs, s well as were more than represented. their community proud_ inaugural year a though Boer for n2 mee goalies assisted by Vim. b improve their average in time Six the is reeked expert- p.m. in Tonawanda. .Spar. Roper,' Sere game was hold in Kitchener on bench on hand to s sulk the West, 000 550000ry and Gant Crowley Defender and kam cap, Sid Nations cane ma slang in with talented, In the second period Burk for The Ontario Lacrosse Saturday. Cody Jamieson, Craig Point and the Sic Nations Arrows Express Smith was originally select@ for Playoffs. scored before the five -minute his outstanding mnnibmions to his mark. Lakeshore scored once team. But big -Fan@ Smith more in the period but Sù Nations offered his golden ticket to Jacobs. SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION JUNE 28'fí - JULY 4T "2006 turned up the hem replying to the. Lacrosse another deserving player who i -Iroquois Arena NF5.4M SA IOROAV pond Lakeshore goal with a shot l MONISM NONNI pRMbr SUNDAY HOMO MOO and behind J Jason for most 519 C454111 of their own after Den Hill points on the team. snatched We ball from game and qt's his last year and l drought he SCHEDULE unassisted shot the firs MANI DIAMOND " deserved to go. sad Smith wade f np.. of three an the night Chits Juno 2137. 006 . With a talented team glee th ..ñ ' worked keep the mmemum WPPIRSDAY mama. FRIDAY a SATURDAY SuNDAY MORO. TUMMY Arrows Express, choosing ANN, b going and sorts again after Beak ems 7hbSh.ahO talent is a difficult task cos nearly hrooMw ammo5402 Boyle slipped one by Barrie goalie 8 15845.. smvu the entire tam could shine given SOMA= [near ,r Parent Nag/ kanam flan Matt 000ç with mare hoof Hill ..meen .d. Mama. Halli tee '3n the opportunity. Almon Moo and Perim.. "It was lust for fun," said Rudy Meeñ gam l3opm The third period is where mad .1 Al. earn 1 opm GAYLORD Chrysler, head coach of Me Arrows Wawa Vs Mammon .wcwwraur'p a... Ile damage w dome b the srare- o 391. ti.6.w.6 ...d.ra..ru.y.lmr.k anuik PMA1fssuem ralW u.wd....w. .press. Peterhoaugh 5.1. Whaling foP Nord by the Takers. Chiefs Towards tes end of We game NNW Lacrosse Arana galt er o?wammnn b tw In less than darer into the 7om 913a. art ive leader, Jamieson had the 3201 Second Line Arrows grago fund period Lakeshore hammered. Potoreoromh mW ID re W fun the name of the 0.816,ND, Hagersv Ile, ON 930to3apm r Da Y IssIsfi We first nail m Six Nations coffin. HALL tams wlaw game Jamieson's quick stick sur- p . m .n lust two mama later came nail raw prised Creole, as he found rar 19051 7883999 bYmtw/ teen too. I hole in the god and scored his first Tromba Lacrosse Arena is Warp for 1 Si` Nations oohed to AISNE, goal. some dedicated concession workers who SUMMER SPORTS Mir fie of the .rd period when CAMP LA'ieiswood Park f1 was Pon not to have the pres- Hill scored his second of Me pane are willing to work weekends. P0000 seem Spots evadable for Jury ID -14 and July 31 Aug 4. Open to all apes. sure," mid Jamieson. by and NOME MEW Please contact Josh @ 905-1643900 SUMMER ARVENTURE 2.1E1 assisted Eli Hill Kyle CAMP mom added Iron August 8.11 lot ages I I s 3301sssinn. Goalie Gant Crawley was voted do Jamieson, called up nom the Ir. SOCCER BEGINS July 3, ZOOK call mimeo If you nave net remind you ¡Animal. package. THE... ARROWS. CHIEFS. STING nom valuable player i

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1 n;1iL: 19 AND NkId TURTLE ISLAND NEWS lune 23" 2006 SPORTS .... "- .-___ lune 28, 2006 OIlRTI E 151AND NEWS-- SPORTS rl.i,.E ISLAND NEWS Mohawk Stars SIX NATIONS ARROWS Tom Longboat run brings community together on weather the 'weather the Pam. aey can't keep this pace up," he said. ws. says W Wtbys game -plan National Aboriginal Solidarity Da* St Clair Storm m Six Nations, a plan that soon back -fired as the slower y£affyBotyeo-£yere and Ra staff guiding the wry and included badminton sets. horseshoe a- .gparsReporter in 12 -11 Whitby team just couldn't keep W ensuring safety on the toads the and exercise videos. win the mighty a with Six Nations Arrows "Anything dm promotes activi- . e Emay Bolye -K I cadug goal scoring in the game it r Express. ty," said Sonya Bill of Health - `,\ Spurts Reporter was Dis Nanticoke with three goals, ^y "It was an all around good- game;' Promotion Nutrition Services. The Mohawk Stars came out with followed by Garet Ball with two said Smith. Trey, got a good After the run. icipanta win this weekend against the St. goals and three .sis.. line transidons game. Our offense con - inched on healthy snacks and Clair Mann on home turf Sunday at Bomberry had two goals and two rolled the ball really well _44E4 admired some of Tom Longboat's the Civic Centre In Bratford. Pro Reg VanAllen scored two To combat the Whitby transition awards. The Stars called up Wayne goals and Chad Squire and Kyle ÿ Chrysler Melted his team not to On hand were four ofT and van and Clayton Staats from Jamieson each notched a goal and era WhWhitby We chance to tackle Longboat' prestigious awardsr the lr B Rebels on Wind, after- an assist a piece. Steve Bomberry transitions. including the Boston Marathon tro- Ben Pone, le, Mot Pone, 13 and Vola While,10 noon owedd one goal aha had two assists. "Y old them (the players) a you phy from 1901, the LI Ward enjoyed am01 Pin "We were short players said lake Mohawk contributed three don't ashitthrow it in wr- Marathon Trophy, the palm Ben Pas pertleoares Miller, a on the Stars hart mists, Clayton SNVN had two and fwr, then they don't have a trmsl- kT every Tom R Long.," nu since in found themselves in on a number of Neil Bombe, Nick Skye and Ikon beginning in 26190. _ i:[( According to Jamieson the team Natoini awn P.Prms Cophsa Crolg Paat shores an asspms has much more potential. lot Doe »rink tr.iti (P league after Sunday IPA. /are "Wire capable of playing better ;BOB' sews se ebWrioo (Photo EatilyBolyea-Byere)d y ,yk a. mngs OM aYC.Nero.mi royal family. twtiyaro We're half", through the season ` rv lA ern Nero. xyere) 11i pore. b do therimto .k.NM_ and we're gelling better," he said By AWN Bolyea -Ryere Entering the game, the talented ayMSL;r ,-r.... Wows Tom Longboat ever hive evffi am off without bitch. remember Tom Cayb, get caw. Spars Reporter Six Nations ram were well aware Jamieson led sewing with tree r Mae h band water maalrsrylon his grand success as roe and get everyone together," In goals and four assists. Cody lambs Mother Nature smiled down soon what could possibly be the of Whitby, high goal scoring cap. said 13 IYr ^'. "m- Mrrar. world class runner would be joining We walkers, runners Elliott Pone, parotid OoNrìo Championships match -op, bllities. nabbed two goals and three assists and biker as Kent Squire-Hill community members in solidarity to rainy forecast staved off and a beau- h Six Nations Arrows dominated "We knew we had to be focused;' Pile earned twee goals and one Captain Craig celebrate his life and promote rind first day of summa pursued. the rotting Whitby Warriors said Sid Smith. "1 warted b get heathy living amongst his people ffiunding the concession, dozens Sunday at night at the Iroquois back at them for winning earlier this Point nailed two goals and three mama and Williams almoar one hundred years otter win- of families and friends travelled Lacrosse Aram in a 15 -3 victory for Inn had two Grand River d ning the Boston Marathon, the most right down Cayuga Rd, left down Six Nations. "Whitby cam out moms; said gas. Hewn blown notched one prestigious marathon in the wont? Sian Ln, left again down Onondaga Post After beèh'ng the YRans 14-6 in Chrysler, won can't keep up with goal and one insist. pityadRmeanoep esenr eR4 Secondary Education Office Holden Vyse On National Aboriyjnal Solidarity Rd and Fifth Line, passing the old Joseph MOO wsa Ottawa h Arrows came home to this team (the Arrows Express), not and Kevin a congratulatory Dry over 40 volunteers and 186 Tom Longboat homestead, finishing ea.eaoll runlet u. perform With seating est" encl¢ooat recorded singles and gbaasy ANNUAL Wm that" Bmtae,OpSrsaon ecany Dave Irma- Sid Smith and Mitch particigents gathered at LL Thomas back at LL. Dope huge crowd got Beat show as the The much finer Annoy Express yeerz after Six Aim ions each Elementary School to take pan m "I'm glad I cane," said Bev ÿ Mahn.. r Noma.. Don Weben rime up Me brr .loran spy tae first place and second Place teams easily kept up with Whitby and pro- Hankie had three assists. rope. wan Prestgmurae. St CM Goalie Grant the Seven. Annual Tom Longbow Macone who walked We lokm with ( lln as Radar rra, Wayne OSSEw yl*$ D soak swr01 battled it out for supremacy result- ceded to m circles mound the Crawley contributed sgsport. The Stars won are 000th -up 1311. by Emily ria, ran. one (ands and family. (Pao. -."rod lap in to Arrows moving up in the much -worded team. two and Kyle Scbemlde, Williamstown Marathon and the "prom' Keegan HellHill and standings foam numbs two to a tie "On the bench I told them, Isaiah Kick.. We only had 12 run- Tyler Bomberry both good for had one Marta piece. Hold Cup. tJZIs ove. were for first with Whitby with 12 wins Tae Museum Education tier and two goaltenders on and glosses. Co-ordinator at the Woodland for Sam,ay"- M froe golf Cl/m.1y the team is place The Six Nations Arrows were still Cultural Centre in Brantford A wedding and a of sus- behind the Pro. Merchants. reeling after a huge begWhi of- pensions made for a lightht bench but Miller suspects his brought the trophies for the people team will be We -season Ins b Whitby almost of the Golf Tournament We Pla "Six Natrons to mavel at. In a gam. effort matched with Breoklia the er prise- f two months ago when the Arrows against the Nook. Merchants in a ham first playoff paro "We hear about him, we know he in Norm Express roster was at m beginning From l ep: end Br Memory of Jacobs 9 -7 loss for Stars. /1ee was tsar, says "We the just Ile first place team will get a bye stages and miss. players due rir". ..ria. u, ko Mamierm.. aS .pr rra raa don't have an accurate measure Nof D. Naticoke's six -point Hight in the first rondo, playoffs. to school comet led scoring the The event was co-ordinated by "It was filar said Caitlin Kick a how good he was and how famous in game with three Team two MI team seven, Thursday, July 20,2006 play Since then, the Arrows Express Steve kickers has been ewe... me, goals and three assists. Jim team twee plays team six and the Six Had. Parks and Recreation student at Il Thomy. 'The exec- he was" have won 12 straight genes an as Turtle Henhawk sewed one goal and con- fourth and fitlh placed teams will chosen and Sú Nation Heats Services made it fun" roman says, from her studies, Were yet to lase since playing Sundrim Golf Course Island's Player and organizers were pleased o Caitlin, who wens bag and loam" on,onarmft.tW maefamons tributed three assists. Steve Wine to advmu. Whitby in May. of the h Bomberry, Tyler Bombe, and The last game of the regular season Week. test the tom -. was and oftre many mire winners n the world at We Might of his 925 Hwy 6 South, Caledonia ON Brian Quinn all scored a goal and Steve's athletic lismos 'It's a good sign in the comma. dawn by erg t.a. Over prizes popularity and suaev, mines the ty that the event is worth holding" an assist e piece, while Ran Davis are m fee the lisa 10 yea 1 and Reg V Ve.zen had m mow old Last week be completed die said Cheryl Hen awk Director of 9:00 am shot -gun Recreation each ran Longbow k Stu Johnson fireshed his Ifih of a nNnaltb,b. The ma'am. After a prayer from Nathan 4 Player Team romp. suspension antlo week- `. Mgarrother rolled with his little . m in the Cayuga language, and Reading 30 MOTORS some opening remarks about the Ide (mixed, men, ladies, juniors) end. and We Stars are still awaking RTS sister encouraging her along caw of Tom Longboat by Band w e oaame of two ov a S with MIME.B e MILLI a,T pinch, n de I.nw,nn suspensions. Councillor Levi White and a In se,. Novice 2 l u Marathon, de- at the local ele f Itt N Entry fee $125.00 This (coming messages by Cheryl Quest Wednesday the Mohawk vs warm S.e sport eon has maryffirare will Hethawk and Ruby Jacobs, ( includes: 18 holes of Golf, Can, Meal, Pnzes Stars travel to the Ontario snperuoassWl m n goal months, Str Lacrosse Association office in Dirt Bikes Choppers Director of Health Services. and all contests.) soon,. active hock play and his Torffio to fight for lames Henhawk Heenhawk and Cindy limns pro [Doi' Aduenturel]1 Mini Bikes Pocket Bikes to hool Stove hao Marresud favourite player is Mary Suadm and Werth Myers who were both c his her Ellie Joseph, red Su Nation: 1 Hoe Joseph who f l Toronto Maple Leafs. Registration deadline: giv gran m.ssvduck with e insarribed picture frame con - ( weeks lap ATV's Toys y. 34.c a two ripon We Hockey is his mvourre sport We 52 year-old on her Time Friday, July 14, 2006 4:00 pm 2two separate maiden¢, Henhawk playground and is a member of Mike to play spot."ea gr.., Story for children and parents/ caregivers r mouthing -off to the eclat, Boston Marathon qualification. and the Sot: club, as well he will be Moro "it's fun lu phry!" enacts pays.. Poet Secondary Tugs ice, Ne. year Joseph will race in the Myra for shoving an official. Where: Child Resource Centre a p g .Got low Pool Landry Board Staff Botadas "We're trying to get tree games Boston Marathon exactly lea yeas We service all makes 18 Stone ridge Circle for Jason. Ile just lipped off, he Player of wer metes.. by We O.C. loud after Tom Longboat, won the tae. hoaasn Spacial: H S shouldn't have been .suspended." and models of bel.5 .0 e proem b weave SCAm slaw "Thank -you for realizing your When: Wednesdays 10:00 -11:00 am MOM stamen moymif Pam. Miler said he would have been Monday - Saturday dream," said Maria* to a misty- $500.ffi Romaa, -,.dry errs people ATV's Dirt Bikes SfsI50.W mnauon- ea, for3 people happy with a game misconduct -not 10 am -6 pm eyed Joseph. July 5 July 12 July 19 [ July 26 dorouon entry Qr4 p.pla 1 and Pocket Bikes. 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Undefeated Senior Women's Field Lacrosse: llñiflE151.M1O NEWS' .r ® Tr7.- team set for Hawaii ,; ^^ '`" ' . - By Emily Bo/yea-H eight wins, one and nrno losses. M Way Reporter 3'1 girls have n scored 145 goals ud Lacrosse Spul The undefeated Six Nations against and have only 43 goals ÿ 44 Senior Women's Field Lacrosse against 4 nine games. team have been invited to play .the This will beMe first time sall- Mine itent wdlPisylndleivv¡u- Six Nations 16ih Annual Hawaii Lacrosse 'mamma. m HonolWq, Hawaii. tion li. g ì1s have been Webs.. H II says the team will be well. in as the f. for mo s trying b ennm g . received Hawaii State is complied nn momly Nanvepeople. Minto Cup enough money brie Nam on thew MP and are currently holding a SSO The team is lnkwg .road to off their skills M from of w also fortw0 tickeh to Hawaii. The showing Wtrams firm across der nnfmn[. By Em4v aoked -Avere fine time the Iroquois winner will have the ors -hunk game has played a watch the Mite Tome. ream 4 As wall, lye to1Ill! will pro Spron' insane. national championship In a Fish Nations in Six n ,ender ate .peal sm of vide an outlet Mom scouts Mime ustione is away of lire. ,orm a. The Arrows Express II It's more Hawes have a Ink zt the Nmbns Man a sport. 1í's cultural ñmsl play their Nhd Minto Cup in as Mey w k. centuries tu bring rev host to Me best in 1'm ,vy m Boy said /p Canada. wh,ropete never Nought It would get to 6 in a physical r "lés Bondi Martin "1 1X very prestigious,. said Lewis .Swats, [Breon, brute Cheney go tins, Meals and Nis," said Marto. wt Just all fell d wp strength and inmlGe a express Resident. family have signed oho navel with mgetM" ers The Iroquois I.acuvx Arena is mmtamly the gals to Hawaii for a week. The 24-women team moire N age ni 'Ifs in m biome .anudn, user 1. During that time, ram member from 1230 hared. J . Lacrosse is as lifeblood of Six i6esawde ewes t oro to each Martin will many Pan, Hi ll, another Thegirlshave one rw me, Fr3\l much -up. ravrJ _ -I bonisunity asn f the plethora of support maz season games befoh playoffs. with population of One game a day will be playod starting To keep in Jere for arse hems* .mmklea 01. row approximately 12,000 pcoPle Nation' from . the months Sá August Marl tan until the champ, tmvellinem111111 from WO hs a aHRL Lm mam (second ow¡romh/HBrrotyn Mom. between playoffs and Hawaii Me -.Map! Lacrosse organizations are rem. unship game on Sept. The toumammt rakes place Joanna mum Ashley Hm,M eSNyç Lr new row from MO Sa1NbetweenSept.1 between more wi grls will be PIaY48 venous men - ..y I Mamba,. 1000510 teeey'ohm. Sondra Miner Brady xaiemieBearer. rmw{rom B champion players; the 420 and 6:30. The ti me is yet to be final - October 27ti` through to the 29th 0 sity teams rot friendly scrimmages. lefi).111. Anderson, de In creme Canadas d the ized as it will be broadcast on Rogers and lye lea_ is In Anyone wishing to make a Bona- Rx1HW@ lied heercmtypmod ofkee hard wo,Nendauee .. »town by eetnem0efFt ham Sports... games at the mamma lane ' the reigning Provincial s of lactose supeheesro like The Minh Cup will match the champion ment Orangeville in Me'r closest game of awn. answered with a goal of their own. capea 11 11 1_4111 Band, by (Byrd land Cary Pooh. have inspired teams from Ontario, Alberta and British mu is fix ,dies' 0x114 season the year aching in a tie. Six Mum scored once more Wren minuses into the second half v mar, at hanzl,e.honal ci. m ohm like Dolby Peerless 11., the let Columbia, n well as tournament undefeated 10 Iasi year Mry Ella Six Nations came out strong from Thomas before the end of the Awehryo Thomas scored for Six phone m 232-9924. The women Person to ever be crowned All- Amm1ao hosts, Ne Arrows Express ng atolwinsendttrolosses. bibs a quick 4-0 lead belt fall. Nation. But the ladies in purple try Tuesday and All- Canadian and All -World lacrosse If rho Arrows pinks Orangeville Minh to be Me Ontario "The girls have worked Tee xored stair fat. Goal Sú N1Yns started scoring in Me couldn't hold the Orangeville player. Thresh fines 6-7:30 p.m. foes New gees. are booming from Champs, both teams who Play in the litho a, head coach scorers were Ashley 1E11, Maas second when Ohm Bombe, defuse who scored ware more to thee theme in chxkNg are the Six Naitons including a oho. of the Sá Ontario £male will go to the Minto Cup. 61- the lem. who notes of the Anderson (21 and Braly1 Thoreau delivered a stmt w0Opped by the tie-up the score. Mal hem N1ìons Arrows Express who led This year nine Shc N.ns players and a players are mothers with jobs who Six Nations responded with Orangeville goalie. Orangeville The ladin will get this weekend 9x NATIONS' Onondaga C,mmmry College b ,A coach contributed o Me N sacrifice Me one 'free-time' they meshes shalt 16 minutes m to the reared twice in a row, followed by a off before facing VS ORAteGEVILLE Brampton July 1. National l'.M Lacrosse Championships. CLeague, g including seven for Me have to play with the team. game from Anderson. Then Six Nations goal by Adman for gM This weeked tlse tone Played IM gift trickles down all the way to Me Buffalo Bandits who made it all the way Currently Me team for three has record of Orangeville rallied of shah her fourth of the game. Orangeville ryes lacrosse leagues with players like to Me Champions Cup championship eight year-old Tehoka N ticoke -Hill, who played up a division and dazzled the As the World Lacrcax Championships are Anew Express Winter League as he led set co atlyegall11 goody ! 5 gosh scored, averaging goals a game. Ne Iroquois Nationals team is gradually Even Me youngest players in Six Manus being finalized with names like Powless, Montour -Hill Memorial like RahonwineMa Elijah who is Wise Jamieson and Bombe. app. two years cool wait make their Six Nations women are also at Me sap of ma, or Ne lac eir game. Me Six Nations Senior Six Nations is unique. it's the battle Women's ran has gone .defeated in ground for the ndeleated Senior their season while the Under-19 girls con- Inside this edition When, team, the Six Nations Chiefs of to play strong. The yongest gds Golf Classic Six Nations Chiefs page 14 Mc She Scrim lacrosse league, the Jr. A team, the Ender-IS ream are playing ham, Arrows Express team who will be hosting perfecting dick skills as they are she Six Nations Mohawk Stars ...... page 17 Formally "The Earl Hill Memorial" the Slime (p at the and of August, Me mace batch of freak lacrosse ern. Six Nations Arrows Express page 15 Se A NMI., rears, the SCB Six Nations No other community in Canada similar in pue. Six Nations Rebels ...... page 16 Sting of the CaAm lacrosse league, as si. and population could compare to Six well as the Jr. B Rebels. Nttions No other community Produces Saturday July 8th 2006 Six Nations Sting ...... page 16 The Jr A National Championships will lacrosse Players like Six Name,. None. Six Nations Womans Lax ...... _...... page 16 taro plate it year Gee' ;' Sundrim Golf Course in Six Norton, the 925 HWY 6 South, Caledonia 10:00 shot -gun start 4 person scramble ÿR F IK,t2Yl2R,tG0ptai $150.00 per person

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Reporter States and managing ON teem will Miaow Swarm ix Nations' I.,n Six This years' Nations Chiefs be Cap Bombe, ' Hill and Salk Taylor and Brock Major Series lacrosse League team Aside from Jambs, a huge chin Boyle. As well, Six Nations Tom is massed by Sù Nan,' Duane of the Chiefs tom spent Ne past 6 played for the Penlod o..aa nroo lw Mom* nFl lriAlarnA1.rn rllenw Jacobs, assis.t mach of the months playing in the National Lumberjacks. Reggie TRolc and irrl.r r.pbw Natool Imams League's 2006 Lacm.te' League, including, Scott Duvall of the Schemer semi- erelist -Buffalo Bandits. Iluflab Radn Coy oomberry, Kdghtlawke will also be on handier Joining Jacobs an the coaching Ken M.., Roger Vyse, Dolby add to.. Chiefs talented roster bench is Ron 'Mouser' Henry from Powless, Billy Dee Smith and This year the team ire M DeGy 42figulttlit ',Entity Ra000-[here estra possible hipper caliber players mild with Thursday night being No pholo snilabs'. yarn who will want get rorrvrrrr to noticed. the teams ' annual F an J me TMmOSOn. Kamdyy the Arrows Express visit- These Players will come to Sù AppreciatmDay. Fans will have Anon TMmpsan. ed elementary schools across the Nations, giving the Artois the Ne opportunity to watch the Nan Brno We Lea - Oran Ton omens where all frond students NnittO ofFick the litter. Arrows take on the Peterborough pooh were given an Fourteen of the Arrows Express Lakes at Soon the I.L.A. Arrows range t -shirt s During the 2006. including the members from BEST PRACTICES question/answer period, one Ymg rho OCC assns., Irma are fm asked. 'what's I like too be returnee, from lam years squad FOSTERING COMMUNITY SUCCESS famous.' The skilled players with Ben VanEvery and Grant denied the alleged 'fame; but Crawley in goal, brothers Jerome i. National Conference rawahroom nets Coach Randy Chrysler on Governance 1tran.. GSM defended and Jeremy 7hom on offense, the amnion "In the world of Holden uY on transition. Chris Confirmed keynote speakers: lacrossewe are famous;' he said. Courtney working trannition, Mitch The fatness Arrows are notorious Nanticoke on offense Kevin William Big Bolt Poke. Utilities - Pii.ni Nation for quick, skilled players with BuckNotht on defense Cody rite ball handling abilities and Bernd Christmas, Memberlo] First Nation 1.0* and Hugh Johnson Jacobs mom Nixth sense' intelligence for where offense among them Leroy Little Bear (Small Robes Band of the Blood Indian Tribe), lsgette 0mix it Cranes ad the ball is going to be next. Logan Kane joins the Arrows on University of Lethbridge This year the Arrows Express will defense r spending last season No owe wawa um was as kesm Shamrocks of the W'LA. Vine sew be hosting Ne Manta Cup on homo with the Kahnewake Mohawks. Chief Clarence Louie, Doom, .Indian Band 9luy pm enwgamp Past Sam for en with We San lave Stealth in lured the Iroquois Lacrosse Arens. Brantford's' Nees-mme. hpa' And Dave Ellis will Son And, fora The Honourable Judge LS. Tony Mandan. rookie year noth the NLL and team packed with play- add his spin to defend. (Wikwemikong), Pruden Mann Provincial Court of Alberta and will represent Canada in the World ers Np OS univerisries are eying Jon Williams joins the team horn and Boyle tree: Bon., u =Main Lacrosse Championships in n get their hands oo the six the U.S.A a.. played !acres. DLewae capture _ ...._..___..... Joe Norton, former Grand Chief - Mohawk Council of Selma... London. Ont. Leremne also od a Nations Arrows Express arc well for Silver creek high school. Eleven of Jan ye ms' Chiefs have snot in NeNLL ding the 2002 ad on r way to a championship From Akwasesne, Lee Thomas win chummy Oom h ae Katherine W.0.c loud (Sioux Valley Dakota Nation), returned ] to play for Six Natom 2003 scamp with the now disband- yml. contribute on offense after spend- Manitoba Regional Chief for Assembly of First Nations including all J Hedueby NeNLLplayee,exmpr id New Jersey Storm. Kemp cons- re playing very well n ing last year with Ne Lightening. Taylor who Robert `lassie played for Nan.. B C plated his (olds season with Ne said Lewis Staats, President of the Tory Gartner is also new the (Navajo Nation), University of New Mexico . on last year. Derek teed. Royce Minim Swam ranked seventh Non. "Were focused on the Mints Arrows Express scene bailing from Oyu, National Conference on Governance Eli Hill. Daniel Elliot, lìssss In the NLL in scoring amongst Cup. tbao's always the goal, but it St redraws Dena and Stew Mmhue will would be good N pith deem.. with 20 points.. to win the Ontario Currently Ne team grabbed Kyle for another year wad 1 ream. "Wi ve got a wang boom." said championships AND host Ile ...elan from Nome,. August 15 -17, 2006 Nathan Gilchrist and Ben Possess Rimy Doom proidml and meas. Men Cup." lake's JJr B Stunderhawks. Last Men the . )thin High School, Wikwernikong, Arrows Express make their al manager of the team, citing Ben Six of the Arrows Expels hont- year he was called m play one 'L Ontario limo appearance on the Chiefs rosier Poole, Taylor, from Narriamo . 'amain Craig Point (offense), game with the National Lacrosse For In b1Î0: : as does Eric Prey of the '04 13C. Nathan Gilchrist and Dean Hill Cody Jamieson (offense), Kent League's Buffalo Bandits. Ilea Allpa Brampton fegar, Conference Coordinator Exbionors team and Pere annorrg the Youngest. "They've goo Squire-Hill (tram ion), Sid Smith already played a few games with MACS R from Niy.'s Sr. B team. what we're looking for with speed (defense), Isaiah Klcknosway Ne team. The most recent acquisitions were and goal (defense) and Kevin Bucktooth Jr. "The way f4rI^, raring" heal,. got the players 19ACOm Box 112 goalie Man Vine and goal scorer The trade dendlirc Rode M4mb (defense), IM Onondaga said Randy Chrysler, \. V71kg.vñ8r W, P 2J0 Billy Wean. from the St. July l but the tema IS day new Community College In Syracuse, head trcoach of the team. 859- -8008ee-406 IUiiuemihönq Cane*. Athletics and Riley dew to sign any flee agenti Ney can NY to the National Junior College Once the final team is selected Kemp who m11 sew from Victoria, smog The team is allowed a 25 -man Athletics Association Field flvysler says odor Jr. A team British .. Columbia just lam week N roster to be submitted by July I5. Lacrosse championships. won't like the Arrows Express very join the Chiefs from the Victoria Stoats says the success of dew Mom. from your house, is wad away. Cama to Caledonia for antique hooting fishing basting. and family time along the Grand Inver. boys have benefited the entire "We've jest vino much depth - oraramno. aura. VOIMMIMIP OWN.. main As the team and N arena artrt Vests. springs Stoats explains Ne demand for constantly getting ready for the Arrows Express players in U.S Gol- Minn°. teams' website will h R0 Imam mane mom men be announcing updateaatwwwsix- andthe who's lacrosse win r4 Proud Native aerie) Company Celebrating 5 meats in hu.iss. of CALEDONIA been hand for games. Having The Arrows Expressh are currently Npa.BHry; M 1100 lnalnmkm in Clot e ritt ,siia.r. uch a fruitful audience also inn. in the middle ofa foe game bone 1112.e enterprise e'I.;1fP1!i Rater ..,.. lease We11,01601 yam( x0.00. Anesse dar m 10000,s no

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Sparer Ilepore. of theCan /Am league Yrw oee rl.ruoa Nations community members may questionable calls and late there of, The 2006 Mohawk Stars Sr. B remember Shawn Kazarian who left Re Mohawk Star w do and of .010 lacrosse team is a moms.. atarmd last year LEAD the west division in wi. the St.. but his rope. The move cost Meyers a nation a 1,1 years club mixed Si. CI moved b after roster m gross misconduct the season and o RA net, faces seasoned in the From St C dorm roils Reggie the Mohawk Stars one of the by inaugural season S.B dmsarfi. VanceI and Marry. White d players. By Fuel Boty - erry including Vince longhorn, Cecil Re 'ng tyears' team Chndm Hill will e IN b M sms an oho aMApg i the Spods Reporter are Hill. Sandy Poner, Shawn Gary. Goalie Neil Bomberry, the gars f the first tine, erg goalie dep.ryni of die Ontario The S are le - D' 1 Mike Skye and Paul heh Myetz, Jason Renhawk Rreut gory from do On did Lmro mm en the Henhawk. Nick Skye, Dan lake cowry i m !!i0$ Whllow, n't play l year, has hear pre W n still trying strengthen our Sr. 'Rae Hill, CaNAm B Lame b and mint has worked to reaed a Jim enhawk Steve kg his GM Wayne Miller. goaltending," Miller. Themw they haryng a stellar hot wawa solid defense. Ann, like James Bombe, Roger Marlin Bob Kyle Jamieson joins to Mars after Ia looking towards the Kitchener- hl 16e Nam, owned Bud Pawn.. Hill, Man Martin, Brad Marlin ..., Vern Hill, Stu Johnson, playing with the Six Nations Chiefs Waterloo ale the MSL to ... Nd lmn Powless am at the top of Na.an McDonald, Hroce Longhorn, Dus Nanticoke and Gwen in the Major Series lacrosse league find thew player the west Division with the Newtown Cam Johnson Tsedehe non. and Bell. The roster has net teen finalized. The tan currently in fifth posroon with Jason Guide Eagles twelve games Eric Fool have supported the Henhawk, who played hut Miler who had hoped to kip bend ...Nit)in Mere ants. wins and duce Men - for Re Stars last will serve PNY.nine Mama. tight defensive line. year his teem smaller rlw the maximum Mc. 110 is Mmingm clurhde tide .paaae position for die team "Defense h mlly ,o f the main as Captain f the team as 25 players, says things have and bring home Re Presidents Cop. who enjoying th mutual se. parts of As kan' said Powless. Wh I and Inn BOmbeny of clanged and he H take 25 men. Lastyear Meteammadeitmgmm- son. .5f hey' teeny d np for our m." I ...Six Nations Chiefs Miller ul. he is hoping once the ter fmde "Wdre getting a I f attention All th momo i he C N m ill serve as assistant cap- roster is finalized July 15th, his 'We're a good team' said Miller. from the league," dJosh Posvlda, league are in the OSA including roam 11 come together and work dg gai fat bear dan every Ne000 Tonawanda, Pinewoods. Six Nations' lake Henbawk as one. one thought we would, Onondaga, and Allegany. This 919 and Kirk Monte come to the The learn is currently Ann, a The team boasts three of0e top ton weekend the Sting defeated the Stars born last years disbanded tent gross misc.... scorers in Ne league, Vince Onondaga Redhawks.the first place No pbom available: Nell 00900 1 Paul Hill, Boger Matin, Bob Henry, Reggie Vane nN Six Nations Storm team of the Weheh Myers blew fuse and Von Longboat, Cecil Hill and Sandy team in the Parr Division with a HIII, Chardon 0II0000K WNIS, Jim meat/ gombetry. Porter Nd three of the tops Ken score of 7-3 Weilato goalies, Ryan McNaugh en The wismer of the Can-Am Lacrosse SIX Nations Rebels owning., moan cos. Fs Vater Sandy and Cal Miller. League Championships will have cie ryas The teams borne Wide. CnyloN Playa's who miry, wanted to be Longboat and Randy Samson as The Rebels lave The creation of the Sting emuml the the oppornmiG to play in the decided to snake R.R. #6 Hagersville Bowlegs Arena, but after more than Bled Rebels the team bas been boo, Su Nations. 'Can' stayed in CaNAm as the Warn Presidents Cup in New Westminster an old -style of lacrosse new again kagu ma irs doe to the condition - reason for increasing success. 30 yews 0f games played on ere fighting its own Memel bales on With just five players in RR rook- hy all players First Line. New Credit is Re only representative from Six at the end of August with Other Sr.B available. new, at all 0,141 al trdi1 ing Coach Hrìen Ml llec"A mean floor the concrete cracked top of the ones in the Sam Nations and the only represenntive Different players score big in differ p Ma.si suet the Jr. B Rebels term none "EOOlybNdy plays .very. mane... an Hours: lot of teams we play, they're huffing ern gang and accontiag m Pawless bog resulting in unplayable floor suer Amengvt all of this the ream hm have more than a donee returnees t g" add Tickers. from Canada in the league. Lest And with Sú Natiore current first Heeubout Open 6 mn Man. - Fri. and puling byte end cif the fist the team is always together. few The broken floor forced the managed to keep is head above from leer years ream including Ely Coach Floyd Harris confident of year, Six Nations Can/Am Nam, place position, the hip is a definite Nan NO0 b Sot. Sam 4F 7 am. clack to find a new home, not an in Hof., period and were Just ready to go," "EV3rme wept up when they have water and Is SW their division Longboat, Me Johnson, Cody the new old -school coaching style. Six Nations Storm, have provided a possibility. "We've got a really goad Ratan McDonald ]yu. k Sa. s.rdPmum m.- d POwlea. easy la an area that teives on Acwding m general manage 1140300, Jerry Parker, Darryl Hill, 'Wire modernizing an old style," solid foundation for a winning.. ceah,"said Powless. Albert Euless f GR pre And though lacrosse. Wayne kickers. the . as Hill, Longboat and smallest guys an Keegan Hill, Kyle Pout, Drano " veerybody? on pm clore to half the current Sting According to Powless the Sdngo read Malin Rnp ere leadwg in poins, Ile mw The Rebels Rye been using both the seam are miming are big moves ry, Wayne V 10EVery. Sm Alms and defense. everybody has Sunda a pm pa n is made up of ex -St ism play- conditioning is amongtle best in re Sling's entire oBeusive liun is the the Civic Cell Jn Brantford and helping Re creeping learn m keep Hill, Dentin Deleary and an opponwJN m score. the Hagersville arena m host games .scores close codbOdingafew who in Mesas Thomas. (519) 768 -0156 Six Nations look but Pore's really no place like the midst of a cloud of losses. Man Myke, Clayton Stealer and Take Out Rebels- forward to playoffs Maw Skin brothers Jeremy and Ram Elijah AMniakeha have recently a Mere Vo OM available Surviving coaches walk-out on the Johns mall_. rookie - joined the main from the Six Aargau ON pre and a pile of son along with Pact) Hill, Brat Nations Arrows Express "1 case /soso Want tu tof this oeb sorb FI er Pees. 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Six Nations, ONT, NOA 1110 0 19 II QV/ PARTSOURCE. mr ir Best wishes Proposed 2006 Mint, Cup Schedule (All Games at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena) ._ The to all Good luck Arrows Tobacconist Go Teams! Wide Varietytyc Cigars Tobacco Products & Att Six Nations teams Saturday August 28 - BC / Arrow. ar n Good luck from Pari Source GU. sorte «ran Tax Free Sunday August 27 Alberta / Ontano 2006 Telephone: 15191 751 -2446 - Fax: 45191 751.8966 in your 2006 Email: ps710@pansourcestoreresom Monday August 28 - Ontario 1 Arrows Fax Sigma-15N 331 King George Road, Brantford, Ontario N3R 5L5 lacrosse season Tuesday August 29 - BC / Alberta Minto Cup hosts from Brantford Wednesday August 30 - Ontario / BC Thursday August 31 - Alberta /Arrows P&R STARTER ALTERNATOR Davis Fuels - _.mm and District Civic ('1st Place - bye to championship / Complete fire 4th place eliminated) Repairs to all types of AC'DC Motors Patrolman, Centre. Agrkultae Precis. Semi Final: D00454 H.,. Duly Nmper101 n'aree Friday 1 -2nd vs 3rd Impm Mar M Mfd. Cycle pefreatwnaf September Mink. Cup Championship Game: SIX NATIONS Good luck In 2006. Saturday September 2, 2006 Jordan Seam praunerSeol gBfir 2606 Lacres.: Season corn wan. B tat Place vs Winner Semi Final CHIEFS 21 King St. E., Hagersville, ON O05-768-266a 1- 600 -569 -8811 81., Brantford. ON, N37 50 more 1919981.82417 1n00 365-0410 ram [MN 44s-sg42 e 1..2.1006 TURTLE I31Á140 NEWS IS Tl *QI r ISLAND NPIYS SPORTS TI IRTI C LAI ANn Nam, lune 2E, 2006 SPORTS TUnTLE I$'vND NEWS World Lacrosse Championships in Six Nations back yard Six Nations Women's g. Hwse..¡..; ,ÿ Iroquois Nationals:Powless Jr., Bomberry brothers, Vyse Wamrm By Every American teem smctioned to the from Ner{ . 7 «^. .6...i. of city lay 13 -22. Boelrteoth. behind Cmadn and the U.S. Spam Reporter compete in any sport Intemation- Derby Powless Ir., Cory Other team members include Joe "We are sin formurc to have(ihe r. . 17. The World Lacrosse ally. Bomheny and Cam Boma, and Soloman, Marty Ward, Cal Smith, championships) is Southern- Field Lacrosse Championships are just teams: around the London, Ontario will host play to Roger Verse, all from Six Nations, Daryl Seymour, Mark Burnam, Ontario," says Shelly Burnham- co. and Six Nations will h 21 of the worlds' greatest lacrosse have been named to the ream. Marshall ANA.. Cory Hinton. Sharma. at ale Powless Lacrosse well - represented on the world teams at TO Watdouse Stadium Also with ties to Six Nations as ID loins, Dan Burnam, Adam Store, where tickets for the event making Six Nations proud stage with 4 community members at the University of Western form. AArrows Express play- George, Soon Burnam, Wince and will be .sale named to the only Native Ontario, located in the north-end mare Ross, Kevin and Bretttt hris Doctor,r, Matt Alexander, -Were inking with Ile WEL By Emily BalyerKycre 19 and Under -15. Neal P ton, Crew Sehi dl . aanmmo to An Spots Reporter The Senior women's team are lav- ea.I.AawÌjk/.e. R (- k t) o.. Tin Iroquois Nationalsa will be let to, people of Six stud Six Nations hose too, have Mg another stellar season: Afire Ntlom CwMbah.Aa.. cinched by Ron Doctor, assisted surrounding lacrosse communi- been mmng for cen,Oies, but oBa- dominating last year at every tom BUY YOUR IA CRP by 0m 'Mouse' Hemy who also tar" niaed women's Imaosse has only nament they competed in, the 603 f assists for the Six Nations Chiefs, Just down the toed at the North been around for a lithe more than a are undefeated in Me 2006 F WORLD FIELD Bill Biomess, Jim Barnes and London Athletic Field youth and decade in Six Nations. sedan LACROSSE Jason Bass. men's reams will be competing Six Nations Women's Field The talented ladies will defend 2 In 2002 the team earned the alongside their woad heroin Lacrosse began from me rama Meir Ontario Women's lacrosse TICKETS AT P bronze position at third place a world-class (),. T Q It's event. Kari Miller who stated the league champromhip in mid -Idy. THE POWLESS W 1995. "I'm really proud of diem," said N Miller played field lax in high Rodney Hill, coach of the success- Lardon, Canada LACROSSE STORE! school and thoughth was aworth- fulteam. COLLEGE Joseph Farms while activity for other SÚ Nations The Senior Women have gore 9 games undefeated this scissors and IROQUOIS NATIONALS SCHEDULE Source "R just wanted to see haw will show -off dory thier blurt the July 14th 1230pm Iroquois vs England for sports go;'sho said. 16th Annual Hawaii Lacrosse July 15th 1:30pm Canada vs Iroquois C Over the past 11 Yeas the league Imrtational in Modula Hawaii. July 16th 7:30pm Japan vs Iroquois has flourished The U -19 tram is motivated to play Good luck for your 2006 Lacrosse Season July 17th 4:00pm Iroquois vs USA "It's grown like laming wild- well, with heart and dedication July 16th 4:OOpm Australia vs Iroquois ,...erne fire," said Miller who is constantly through a $100 ncenuve offered to July 19th Play In day Qb alw,,.... being approached by girls who are girls who don't miss practice omd July 20th Semi finals interested in playing lacrosse, who are constantly improving their July 21aí Placing `Jl Yea ' Games although try-oars were held and lacrosse skills: July 22nd Finals L[fHRR/OR finished over a month ago for all "You have to practice b enhance .1. i rio. ,A r three teams eomor women, Under- lacrosse skills," said Brenda GREAT SELECTION OF INDIVIDUAL GAME DAY TICKETS EQUIPMENT Thomas, orecmch of Me team. Ladies i Six Nations will soon More TlcSB Admission) - Sold (Assigned roquois Than Thomas' lind year coach- have another opportunity to play Dot¢ SereSeat) NEW ing, with the along Brand. Dmlittle traditional Iroquoian game. IROQUOIS SPECIAL: IROQUOIS WOMEN'S A combo of new and seasoned This mmingm egret gs for BRONZE FIG. 0124.g9 ONE PIECE players, Thomas depends on v ling do Men competitive SOL MG. karel 913 SOLO STICK crosse treat Ohspedeneed players to lead girls ream, the Haudenosaunee f cides all Weal games and finas) the est members of the team. Nationals will take place. "line older playa are role models The National Women's Field ena for the younger aim" said Thomas Lacrosse Association through the AMISS LACROSSE STONE whosays the lean Immeshed well Longbows ConY, my recently 3201 2nd Line Road @ the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena tare girls Mora practices more Ted the Haudenosamee Host of the marb giving them the oPPar- Nationals team to play at the world 905- 768 -9199 Arak, to geto know each unbar. level. The team roll hold ryas "Our goal is to go to the ).maw camp in August, practice all winter, 06 cials," says Thomas. "I can see and Men showcase their ,lent et 're ig achieve it." varioas State tournaments in The provincials will be lean March. Minto Cup Ottawa. This year the world jut. champi- The SAIS team in the process of ...ados Will be held in WARHIOR." îr R T .D being shaped and molded to be Me Peterborough, Ont Rr best lacrosse players M Ontario. The aria woad clminpienships W. half the current team playing will be held in 20. in Australia ROSSE -- Heir first yea of organised lacrosse tie team is learning tons N and gaining new skills M every ern Now, gins with time years exped- ence are the leaders of the team, i II says coach nad Miller. 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I ZO TURTLE ISLAND NEWS TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Axle 20, 21106 11 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ISLAND NEWS ELDERS ,_.- LOCAL June 20. 2006 ASS Nations woman are lamer Six Men Police Local "...es its pesos are banns an enmesh has ce alaw Neck wen a aim SM Commissioner has been appalled an Ontario __g rotC e, system,andalbed. his also weSsdaseImaassistant and alma PAGE woman Pesos. Just. oft. rolled upon E mosiaer complex tea000'said tart' She was mataroltre Steen, Committee for Pelmet' Genera/ Mata Stet mama last Bryant. came. Individuals will named J,P. lantnabnrwu She ne aka Police Governing Arbon. e week seven p etthe peace appartm,ertseec- make aeipnimarc...ninon lathe bend, Coa. f,e4?gI2200. eldpwparrpr crewmen members June is Seniors' month in Ontario ."..1r.ß.... Sons 2100, edm ofex peace Max TNle hMlleI tle ....,S'a Nabors Poem ..Cemmtaion. For the first time, lune 15, 2006 information fairs. People can older adults who have worked Residents along Sixth Line not living in fear of lack Mark Your will mark World Elder Abuse access Mama - free hard and continue to contribute Awareness Day (WEAAD). charge - on everything from to the prosperity that we all of OPP patrols, welcome Six Nations Calendar! Lead by the International advance care planning and safe joy today. police 9t' na quit lee last wen. and the feel r ee Network for the Prevention of medications use to preventing Seniors account for ennui- For more than 20 yearn, the move mixed. n Elder Abuse (WEAL elder abuse and securing 0.101y 13 per cent of Ontario's Ontaeans hear been marking ..- The OPP luce ceded 3mbeetim le lisa Farrell. non -inner fd.n mes around ehe globe are being guide the .Ontario ` Seniors population. misnumber lune as Seniors' Month. This fie oN. pace ora ufana` who grp ale came raked to support and participate Secretariat produces on all pro- isempefectedis to climb as baby eooeal celebration o a way for ara f 6m Lute Ve. nor nu th lire and Hwy ae, in World Elder Abuse grams and services available boomer, get set to retire in One communities to acknowledge parallel to the reclamation sun and ts, and just eons moved men , } An`-aren fis Da, lo raise neater for seniors in Ontario. short years. And media reports ay her own home down and honourhon the contributions of taw non- the 'slrero.yst of this important issue. We are encouraging Oahu Ontario is one of the but mines living along the one-kilo- she hasn't been concerned for M _ _ se o ore mhos. nersSenior,' include across the province to join in the places in the world to metre etch are "sick with worry" safety since the reclamation began This theme is Active Moth year's .'"en. over the decision. Pelt. 28. Healthy Living. ward ceremonies, novel n celebrations taking place in grow old. Living: The homeowners live along a "h's been fine with me: she said y evens, socials and senior, their local community to thank r.yagö stretch of road about one kiss with a pleasant smile on her face. bera long before the official mene adding them hasn't aliened her Elder Abuse Awareness Facts: oundarya begs, the same road the daily fife, even when the road w:r, .; to OPP used sneak onto a sleeping blocked for five weeks fllowity _Cs11 `.f Fact: An estimated four to Fact: About 80 percent of camp of protesters April 20 in he the botched OPP raids esc0. A r 10 percent of older adults abuse or neglect of older ptmremremove them from the She said protesters dic.'t give her TELFER PLACE will experience some form of adults is hidden or goes land.. . any problems when she Ned to get The eneinarese aa-OPP land is arty alma- riddled street Dona{ the quiet 0mal raceway swan Retirement Residence OPP decided April 20th to work to and hate her hone while the abuse or neglect. undetected. pond, by ale Naglans polar and macro are sept (Ahab', Donna Dark). hand in hand with the Six Nations roadblock. were ass 245 Grad River Street North, Paris, Ontario N3L 3V8 M concerns arise from situations now" She said she is disappoinred in how .police w patrol the area. 'They've been wonderfl," she Tele (519) 442-4411 Fax: (519) 442.6724 that amok, out of the tense She said for the first time in her fie OPP and the government have Fact: Abuse takes many Fact: Spousal abuse can "We wanted to reduce tensions, said "They've been awesome." was ass. nmertanhmderrn corn protest, and not the protesters life, she understands b degree been handling the issue. forms including financial "pow old". It can start earl therefore, having the Six Nations Farrell, whose mother works as e Email: [email protected] themselves. what it feels like to be the target of They've let as all down. It's too police that I[ well reduce tensions teethe' m New Credit elementary emotional, and physical and continue into later life. 'The native people m the racism. had it took this long to get them but at the same time, it will ensure school, also says she "absolutly" goes abuse. treated me the Wang. ever been She said she ',tally agrees' with (the government) involved. Six the safety of the resides.," said has faith in the Six Nations policros treated. They assured us they didn't Six Nations' 1.d claims. Nations didn't bums this and Isar Paula Wnght. OPP spokeswoman. ability to keep people safe Family Eyecare & Eyewear its voini b hens They've never 't don't have mirk*, bad to say Ser did Caledonia." Since the botched raids, now area threatened us." bout them." natives in the surrounding area Another non-native homeowner, Dr. Annette J. Delio She old she ;sorbu swim sot have complained the is that OPP who lives closest to the reserve Health Care Centre OPP and he m people Six Nations Police new sign of doing its job in ensuring the boundary and did runt want her suite e2, West Haltlimantl General Hospital- Ask aiemma, akr de war haled e.safety of resider' living in close name published, Ha9eraville Ontario said she has been with racist comments lights up night proximity to the reclamation afraid for her safety ever since the lava nouea, ahHa emn Services times while passing Pro. the Six moroay- Gored WrightWrigb said reside. greeted the OPP snuck onto the site April 20 in ` John Noble P.0 Sax 5000, Nations roadblocks. decision favourably when the OPP an attempt to evict the protesters, (905) 768 -8705 I ; men, op. mop Imo Fact: Adult children were "They called us every name w the ara Jwrtodoor informing them but her feast aren't of the protest - Flee Parking .`.osi Health involved in 38 percent of the book," she said about Caledonia 7. sow Home Sic Nations f the rotoÑofl. ers family assaults against older resole. who mistakenly believed Services is dedicated "The fine, actually was really scary," she said. 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It's not unmual 1,,r the federal justice Prague., Mod. finalnal the Saanich Peninsula and the alum injunction to stop aboriginals from Nelson spearheading the Wok- dollarsinconsrelatedwWeblack- department to take five yearn to Daft a legal opinion on a claim's of ade, he said. basic from Wbim Rook, signed a map Wednesday outlining De lane they say blacking tracks in Manitoba next ode two roils., lints to mid week has been postponed. protest what aboriginals call " We felt this win the move we had Indian Affairs Minister Jim Prentice says he plans a m jar "r tooling" belongs to Dan. CHRYSLER a badly flawed system 2002 A lawyer for CN Rail told Justice decades of of Dot blame for and SEBRING LXi That lead includes Greater Victoria, Ne southern Jiff dm Gull' foot-dragging by the to take to protect our ability to anti sing tensions stunt- Islands. the San limo Islands, Point Roberts and the adjacent mainland Daniel Kennedy of Court of federal go emment repantu. land move ur, and our comers'., ed development. "The backlog's not acceptable mime. working on said an arca up w the Cogaitlam River and the whale of the area south of the Queen's Bench on Friday dram- claims. At I three Wren fit," e said Puny. is Prentice in interview. "Claims vary in complexity But Sr measure, the current Omer Rim through to Beetle. poemsneeded an immediate Nun. southern Manitoba bands support The blockade could Pere, danger lam is no working eReaively." A three-day conferences Because the 3encot'n Alliance members have Douglas Trcmy right, don in case native groups tried to fine blacked well as h to CN employe... well as starting Wednesday in Gatineau, Que. will 1 -r gather experts on ways to posh $125.00 I press a 24 Chiefs. members he added. °-S/ their paint before -Now Assembly of Manitoba arch public, for Improvements. from 1 F they chose not to participate in the B.C. treaty negotiation Prentice says he's considering spokesman Eric said- Participation to the trcaty protest planned for Thursday and Nelson refused to repeat assertions Nelson said it's frustrating that big increased media more skilled mom Bi- weekly Isms, Pell, t Friday. he madeThThursday tiators and other ways w simplify a notoriously cumbersome process. pa n Montary F that the block- companies like CN can get OAC. said also- ade M1 a More funding may also be needed for Ottawa Se rat I Instead. they asked that their existing Douglas Treaty rights such as But Kennedy MAN would proceed regardless of with only day, system that con in to hooting. fishing and the right to have commercial base to u ureM maul leaders albeit wad dwell cowl sling next Wednesday. notice, whileeaSAS has been tied million 2000-05 negotiate, settle and implement land claims. be no action before the wail- publi- "Wellélls n Nelson said outs, up W legal tastes with the federal Prentice led more than 50 public inquiries into such cases as coshes.- recognized and accommodated by governments, said Pelkey- Ile rem this hasn't happened, and that other Fist Maims olio are par- Omni blockade. now "The indigenous people government for years trying man of the federal India Claims Commission. He was abated -tooth crit- ticipating in the treaty process are making agreements in principle that "It's chance I'm going to take have not loam hiding Nis. Think get its loll land claim honoured. k of the sluggish pace of settlements while in opposition. Today, corn- because pm your good (mason not a matter; it's a matter said Roseau River is owed at munities embroiled in often testy disputes across Canada are looking to lo rays intringe an 8eneot'en tenito, you esker, Ile Bua1 Top Cruise the line," Kennedy told Chief of win owns Me property tat CN least $60 million. him for amines. Prentice says he appreciate that "Nero out s....t . Power. Wodows Leather Trim Tarty Nelson of the Roseau River claim, - w Bdmords, a lawyer represents there." It most recently erupted in Caledonia near Hamilton, Om., in a Power Aluminum Wheels First Nation, as well as lawyers emnPankesCN mnJim Reny sold the rag CN Roil,. Ready!, CRJ series Mosey confrontations over a subdivision on Ind reclaimed Lads represening other aboriginal compmy sh ips about $27 million ism innocent third party" that Sr Six Nations members. TA . Symphony Sound Pick of the Crop grou worth ds across in Manitoba has no power to resolve the lard The full beating on CN, injmc- lines every day. claim. No Credit Application Refused Str, r p de.asarp About 350 police officers involved in Quebec drug raids; WELCOME TO rn n iunnu nom D5 41 MONTREAL (CPI. RCMP say,. Sherbrooke Ramem16 m Mined and minim and ecstasy weekly to the ER ce-oold woman fiom the Mohawk ore hi t o a ke, where the United S How would you Cory of Kanesatake. near loud fRis network was attested, lee lama also my the ring win LEE MUNRO Have fun in the ma- Kick off A TIN'S Mined, is the leader of a drug ring Amym 'd. allegedly involved ' lamdmng$48 like to dig into this your sandals and feel the warm believed w be linked to organized A n enure tom vIscAedom rt. 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Anyone held at Medina Baptist Church payable 0 Team Ontario Field Appreciated. Further Info call- Wishing Io . as a member of CHILD CARE webe today Wednesday June 28 at 2 Lacrowe, P.O. Box 484, Carolyn 905-768-5147 the Benevolent Association must Open Hindu to Frillay Rr. P, Engineering 41:30 p.m. Interment New Credit OMweken Ontario NOA IMO. Carol 905-768-5853 be 55 and under. For more infor- SUMMER CHILD CARE Rick Wiens wubaß.

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Food and fun atore at Chiefswood Park - (i By Donna Duric before the afternoon was over. The moccasin marathoners set up r Writer Youngsters enjoyed free cotton a huge tent stacked with used e.4 x.,`t= Six Nations enjoyed fun and food candy and bright red candy apples clothing and other items in order di galore at the 24th annual that ended up covering half their to raise money for their trip to 'it Aboriginal Solidarity Day cele- faces with sticky crimson glop. Hawaii, where they will compete brations held at Chiefswood Park - Squeals of delight could be heard in a marathon and are hoping to June 21, despite a light rain that upon entering the park, as kids - raise money for diabetes. began to pour an hour into the fes- young and old enjoyed an array of And if the cotton candy and candy tivities and band council running dizzying rides, while the younger apples weren't enough, kids had out of food'for the second year in ones hopped aboard the tamer the chance to win more sugary a row. ones, such as the train roller coast- treats when they swarmed a Dora Local residents were treated to a er and the merry -go- round. the Explorer piñata and clumsily festival full of fun things to do Talented Six Nations musician tried to break open the paper and eat, including a midway con- Darren Jamieson provided the mache cartoon character to reveal taining exhilarating rides that background music with a live tons of bags of chocolate m &ms. defied gravity sponsored by show in the amphitheatre. He sang The pinata game was a hit.at the park, with the kids waiting for the candy to fall. Grand River Enterprises. a few Beatles cover tunes, his vel- (Photos by About an hour and a half into the vety voice heavily influenced by Powless) t event, which began at noon, they the British invasion era. Jim C. I L ran out of hamburger buns, so Jamieson went on to sing one of Councillors Roger Jonathan and his own recordings about a father ^; 11 David Hill used two hot dog buns feeling nostalgic that his little girl tp instead. is all grown up, and indeed, his Councillors Lewis Staats and Levi pre -teen daughter Carly stood White were in charge of serving humourously embarrassed in a

roast beef sandwiches covered in crowd of y people when he gravy, but they ran out of gravy announced it was dedicated to her. r- sr f e.. s 1 rid .. t t t . E t . l 3 n6` 3 fi yr~ i- r- t - L R Crystal Hill and Kalisha ¡Hess, pose with Scooby Danis and Martin, above,

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