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!¡ . , hang over A.I.P. D . u 3 ocl . just personal opinion," said Southern ,- By David Wiwchar , Southern Region Reporter Region Co -chair Richard Watts. "There are a lot of things being written . in newspapers that are totally false," in kit-us Ar-ty dt-A_A, Nuu- chah -nulth Ha'wiih, leaders and adds Central Region Co -chair Nelson muschum are still discussing the Keitlah, pointing to stories in the :7 ramifications of the Agreement -in- Victoria Times- Colonist and the Principle (A.I.P.) votes that have VAR- c Vancouver Province that claim an A.I.P. f r happened throughout Nuu- chah -nulth- p-, was signed by Nuu -chah- nulth. The aht. fact of the matter is that the A.I.P. was Six First Nations remain in favour of merely initialed, to show that B.C., the A.I.P., and with Hesquiaht First 1 Canada and Nuu -chah -nulth negotiators Nation recently voting 83% against the agree that the document accurately A.I.P. there are now three Nations who reflects issues discussed so far, and is have voted against it. Tla -o- qui -aht, by no means an agreement on any of Ehattesaht, and Nuchatlaht have until the issues. The initialing ceremony 4 May 15`h to conduct their votes and formally released the document into present the results to the table. Nuu -chah -nulth communities where real Nuu- chah -nulth Ha'wiih, leaders discussions were to take place. r The current treaty- making process in ..t and muschum are still discussing BC as outlined by the British Columbia Esowista children protest dirty tap water the ramifications of the Treaty Commission (BCTC) is as Agreement-in- Principle (A.I.P.) follows: votes that have happened Stage 1: Statement of Intent to Negoti- Dirty Water sparks Protest throughout Nuu -chah -nulth -aht. ate - All three parties confirm that they intend to negotiate. This was completed Esowista residents block Highway Once all the results are in, Nuu -chah- December 15, 1993. for Native Canadians who ranked 47th in nulth leaders can fully examine the Stage 2: Readiness to Negotiate - All By Denise Ambrose the world. issues, and figure out whether to three parties get ready to begin negotia- Central Region Reporter el Keitlah explained that the demonstration continue treaty negotiations, and if so, tions. NTC completed this task in was not to stop traffic completely, but what the process should look like. November of 1994. BC and Canada Long Beach - On Tuesday, May 8, to bring attention to her community's Under the November 16, 2000 "Politi- completed in February of 1995. Esowista residents and their supporters problem, especially in light of the fact cal Accord Between Nuu -chah -nulth waved placards and slowed traffic to that the areas political candidates would First Nations Respecting Treaty Nego- "We have protocols in place and and from Tofino in an effort to bring be meeting in Tofino that evening. tiations" it was agreed that "no less than any speculation outside of that attention to their dirty water plight. ten of our First Nations must be in document is just personal Esowista resident, Delores Keitlah Delores Keitlah explained that favour of entering into the Final Agree- opinion, "said Southern Region handed out information flyers that explained the history of the community the demonstration was not to stop ment; (and) in the event that any First Co -chair Richard Watts. is in favour of into water problem to passing cars. traffic completely, but to bring Nation not entering "There are a lot of things being the Final Agreement, that First Nation The flyer said that after months of attention to her community's written in newspapers that are will forthwith identify the issue or undrinkable water the Tla- o- qui -aht problem, especially in light of the totally false, "adds Central Region Nation is demonstrating over the issues that caused the rejection and First fact that the areas political it will Co -chair Nelson Keitlah. inaction by federal and provincial hereby undertakes that negotiate candidateswould be meeting in with the other First Nations and with agencies to restore clean water to the Tofino that evening. Canada and British Columbia in an Stage 3: Negotiation of a Framework reserve. attempt to resolve the issues." Agreement - This lists the subjects that "It is situations like this which create Addy David, another community Even though this clause was written will be part of the treaty negotiations the intolerable disparity in standards of member described what is like living for a "Final Agreement ", it has become and sets the rules for the process. living between natives and non -natives with dirty tap water. Her family of six the protocol for the A.I.P. as well, since These negotiations began in April of in Canada," said Simon Tom, Tla- o -qui- has been drinking, cleaning and bathing a specific A.I.P. protocol does not exist. 1995 and were concluded in February aht Councilor. A recent United Nations in bottled water for over a month. Her "We have protocols in place and any of 1996. report ranked Canada with the highest of living in the world except on page 12 speculation outside of that document is continued on page 2 standard continued

Page 3 Pacheedaht settles Specific Claim If undeliverable, please return to: Ha- Shilth -Sa, Shellfish Aquaculture Business Coordinator hired Page 4 P.O. Box 1383, Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M2 i B.C. Votes - Interviews with your candidates for MLA ... Page 6 - 7 ass- CBT reports earnings Page 9 DIV. 17 NEWSPAPERS Ahousaht tours Interfor Mills Page 10 OF CANADA LIBRA RY NATIONAL Page 11 ST. Nurturing Mind, Body and Spirit WELLINGTON 395 K1A ON4 Page 20 ONTARIO NEDC Business New OTTAWA, -.ram/ Page 2 - Ha- Shi/th -Sa - May 10, 2001 Ha- Shl/th -Sa - May 10, 2001 - Page 3

Ha- Shilfh -Sa newspaper is pub'- LETTERS & KLECOS listed by the Nuu- chah -ninth Tribal Pacheedaht settles Specific Claim Council for distribution to the mem- Ha- ShittOSa will include letters received from its readers. All letters MUST be bers of the founeen Nuuchah-nulth development", he said. signed by the writer and have the writer's name, address & phone number on Names By Ann -Marie Livingston "Middle Beach" will be guaranteed. it In its 1994 specific claim First Notions as well as other inter- withheld by request. submission, cube Anonymous submissions will not he accepted - for Hu- Shilfh -Sa This settlement will assist the noted the Pacheedaht First Nation asserted groups and individuals. We reserve the right to edit submitted material for clang, brevity, grammar and Pacheedaht in the creation of stronger Information that the land between its present Ills & original work con- good taste. Weed* definitely not publish letters dealing with tribal or personal Agates The Pacheedaht First Nation voted rra and economically viable community No. 1 & 2, ands large area of land tained in this newspaper is copyright or issues5-s that are critical of Nuu -rhah eul,b individuals favour of ratifying a Specific Claim through the roan of major compo- All or groups. behind these reserves was part of the and may not be reproduced without All opinions expressed in letters to Settlement that corrects t survey error non (their land base. Pacheedaht has the editor are purely those of the writer and First Nations' original village site and smitten permission from: will not necessarily coincide with of a reserve made 109 years ago. dedicated that they have plans for the views or policies of the Nuuchah -nuhh Tribal was used and occupied by them at the Nuu-chah Councilor its member The claim for land and compensation developing this land as a major eco- -ninth Tribal Council First Nations. time that the reserves were aliened and for lost income from the land involved tourism project that should benefit the P.O. Nos 1383, these lands should therefore have been approximately 8 acres (3.24 ha) of whole Port Renfrew area with careful Port Alberni, B.C. reserved for their use and benefit. This prime ocean beach front. onsidennion high end Questions still hang over A.I.P.... continued from page I aspect of the claim was not accepted roman.' V9Y 7M2. markets. r- a Stage 4: Negotiation eating process and, as decided for negotiation. Telephone: (250) 724 -5757 of an Agreement in deadline for ratification of the AIP as by The Pacheedaht First Nation Principle - The AIP is an agreement on March 30, 2001. This date was chosen NTC, all nations are to report their H owever, research on the claim Fax: (250) 723 -0463 voted in favour of ratifying THE the principles that will be more clearly out of concern for the impending results at a Treaty Planning meeting discovered that the survey of Gordon SETTLEMENT Specific Claim Settlement that River carried out in defined in the final agreement. change of government in BC. It was scheduled for May 15, 2001 at Somass IR 42 had not been KEY ELEMENTS SUBSCRIPTIONS corrects a survey error with instructions to the These negotiations began in April of believed that for the AIP to be ratified, it 'WI of conformity the 7.79 hectares of land is being $25.00 per year in Canada & 1996 and an AIP was initialed on March would need to go before the provincial Where do we go from here? reserve made 109 years ago. surveyor at the time and the Minute of 535.00/year U.S.A. and foreign 0, 2001. legislature at least two weeks prior to "These are uncertain times for Nuu - De- - mind.' g hl lee returned to Pacheedaht First countries. Payable to the Stage 51 Negotiation of amiss: Agree. the calling of an election. As it turned chat ", said NTC Treaty Manager Elected Chief Councillor Marvin Consequently, approximately 8 acres Nation, to be added as reserve Nuuchah -ninth Tribal Council. ment -These negotiations clarify the out the preliminary results of the AIP Cliff Alice Ir.. "At least 6 tribes have McClurg stated that " I'm pleased (3.24 he.) of land that should have been land under Canada's Additions was omitted from it. ethnical and legal details of the treaty. ratification process Ahousaht and voted to proceed with Final Agreement Mat the majority of hand members included in IRd2 to Reserves Policy (see Attach- A Final Agreement is a formalization of Tseshaht voting to reject) disabled the Negotiations while at least 3 have not voted in favor of Me deal and feel this Since that time the silting action of the Editor -Manager, Southern ments I and 2 for Illustrative the treaty. In order to be implemented, Nuuchah -nulth treaty process and 3 more have yet to officially report. finally makes a wrong righs.....Though river has increased this land to 26.10 Region Reporter from maps) it require ratification by the Nuu -chah- moving onto further treaty negotiations. It is important that as NorechaR-nulth negotiations took over 4 years, !believe acres (10.59 ha.). aa David Wiwchar I $ 190,000 compensation to nulth people and the respective legisla- people and Nations, we continue to the g f t realized the 'f t Parks Canada has returned some (250)724 -5757 urea of the federal and provincial discuss our options in a respectful of the survey error when all of the "With the addition of this land the Pacheedaht for approxi- "These are uncertain times for of the pristine Pacific Rim Park Fax: (250) 723 -0463 governments. manner with an rye on potential research had been reviewed....' connecting our two existing mately 3.0 ha. Not being re- Nuu -chah- ndth"; said NTC land to the Pacheedaht Nation [email protected] Stage 6: Implementation This is a solutions. The task that lies ahead A Chief McClurg emphasized "...this reserves, we effectively control the turned to the band; this land Treaty Manager Cliff Atleo Tr.. longI -team stage where Mans to imple- sure to challenge each and every one of positive settlement is the result of great majority of beach front property comprises a non -native cem- ment the treaty are carried out. "At least 6 tribes have voted to efforts from not only John Hall, federal Office Manager & Layout Asti t on Port San Juan which are etery and roads The 12 Nuu- chah -ninth Nations proceed with Final Agreement The next opportunity to discuss the negotiator and Alex Zeller ever, Annie Watts considered the most accessible and $660,000 compensation to negotiating as a collective are in the future of the Ns-Sall-nut. Treaty Superintendent of Pacific Rim National Negotiations while at least i use (250)724 -5757 midst of stage 4 (DÍtidahrPaht Process will be at the Treaty Planning Park Reserve, but also the Province's economically viable lands in the the Pacheedaht for loss of hove not and 3 more Fax: (250) 723 -0463 and "Imams. are negotiating treaties have yet to Meeting scheduled to begin at 9:00am, negotiator, Norm Marcy. said Chief McClurg. "It of the lands fora 109 year hastollhetsland curl on their own with the federal and officially report. It is important Tuesday, May 15, 2001 at Somass Hall. "With their good will and cooperation, has excellent potential for period provincial governments). The Agree- that as Nuuchah -nulth people At that meeting the 'undecided' vibes we were able to reach an honourable sustainable tourism related Approximately S140.000 for ment in Principle negotiations will be asked and mutually beneficial Central Region Reporter concluded and Nations, we continue to to report their results and agreement" development'. reimbursement to the on Friday, March 2, 2001 and the AIP the all the Vibes will be asked to report In the initial stage of negotiations, the Denise Ambrose discuss our options in a Pacheedaht for negotiation was initialed on Saturday, March 10, any changes in their respective pose government urged Pacheedaht to accept The Nuu -chah -nulth (250) 725-2120 -Fax: (250) 725.2110 Following the completion and review of and ratification costs 2001. respectful manner with an rye s. At that point all nations will be might cash settlement. This was seasitnn @islan&net the appraisal inf ion by all parties to Canada will pay 5650.000 to When an AIP is "initialed" it means that on potential solutions. Thetas!, asked to engage in discussion about the rejected by Chief Councillor Marvin Tribal Council the negotiations. both a financial all 3 parties agree on the content of the future of the Nuu- chah -nulth Treaty McClurg and Council. BC in consideration of BC that lies ahead is sure to compensation component and à land office will be closed Northern Region Reporter negotiations thus for To "initial" a - Process. Pacheedaht has firmly maintained its transferring control and admin- challenge each and every one of component were agreed to as pan of document is not the same as to It is anticipated Ihe position in negotiations that cash position vacant "sign" (ho following will the final settlement The proposed station of the proposed re- on Mon. May 21st, document. To "initial" allows for the dominate ompention was not its goal and that (230) 724 -5757 the discussion: additional reserve lands are currently serve lands to Canada for the pate, to bring the I dom.. 'F' (tally fN hah Ith AIP the return of the subject lands is an for the Fax:(250) 723 -0463 held by Canada as designated park land use and benefit of the beck to their respective constituencies After the preliminary results of March ratification mulls integral pan of the resolution of the for the Pacific Rim National l Park Pacheedaht First Nation; BC will 30, 2001 were announced, Victoria Day Holiday. for approval or rejection. In the case of both the Nuu- cheh -nulth need Balm. to decide Reserve. However, after extensive then pay in the governments, ratification requires provincial and federal governments $325,000 whether to reaffirm or amend the discussions dealing with the First We will reopen for the approval of the respective cabinets. red that they would be unable to Pacheedaht fulfillment of the 1970s agree - DEADLINE Political Accord has firmly maintained Nations claim, Parks Canada has Please In the case of the Nuu- chah.nulth, obtain the mandate required to ment that established the Park regular business note that the deadline for proceed Annie. will need to decide its position in negotiations that determined that the proposed reserve submissions for issue ratification has been conducted by a with a Nuu -chap -nulth treaty that did and covered what takes place our next is 4:30 whether the "no" tribes should with- cash compensation was not its goal lands are not essential to the develop - hours on pm on Friday, May variety of means, ranging from assem- not include Abash and Tseshaht in 18, 2001. After that draw from the process, thereby and and maintenance of the park and when lands are no longer to be the term. that the return of the subject date, material. submitted &judged to be bly vote (show of hands) to secret shop They did not rule out enabling the "yes" tribes to proceed to lands is an hasn agreed to have these lands with- used as Park lands. Tues. May 22nd. appropriate, ballot with polling stations the possibility of smaller Nuu -chah- integral pan of the cannot be guaranteed time local drawn from park designation. nulth Final Agreement negotiations.. resolution of the claim. placement but if still relevant will be villages well as urban centres like treaty in the long -term. make an attempt to reach a consensus The StStatement tem net signed in the included in the following is Vancouver, Victoria Nanaimo and Port The remaining three Pint Nations approach. presence of DIA electoral office Cindy In an ideal world, submissions would Albino. whose votes have not yet been com- IS very pleased that the Membership r Calendar of Upcoming Meetings 1 Clarkson, Elated What will the ramifications be of ChiefF0000illor be typed, rather than hand -written. The treaty table had originally set the pled. have continued their community has supported our position, even though either Marvin McClurg and a witness. Then PLACE Ankles can be seat decision? it has been a long and difficult negotia- MEETING DATE TIME by e-mail to next step in the process will be to hash. hSisla matter Windows What will the response be, of the tion", said Chief McClurg. "We got out Treaty Planning May 15 9 a.m. Somass Hall execute a Certificate under 5-.40 of the federal and provincial governments, to 7.8 he. returned, and received compen- Indian Act and have a member of Chief Submitted pictures must include the Nuuchah -nulth AIP ratification sation of $190,000 for the exclusion of a and Council sign an affidavit verifying an Ling public road brief description of subject(s) a results? allowance and per the results of the ratification vote. In the PLEASE NOTE: .m. non-native cemetery. We will also return address. Pictures Will the 2 other governments agree with no big scheme of things, once the Sane. Due to intensive negotiations, Treaty Planning meetings will be return to proceed receive a further 5660,000 for the loss address will remain on file. with a smaller collective ment Agreement income has been signed by held on an "as- needed" basis, and may not be advertised in Allow 2 - 4 weeks for return treaty? aorta. from the site during Chief and Council, DIA and and Order keep In touch your Photocopied or faired photographs What can -nulth the 109 year period it had been held by H - Shilfh -So due to limited notice. Please with Nuuchah mimes in Council Sat been received by the cannot be accepted. N from the likely change in government? the government. Our costs of negotia- Treaty Negotiations Team for up -to -date information. a I Sa province, DIA will formally begin the Sh tions be recovered a th also by further the will Ha- Shilfh -Sec How will proposed changes to Additions to reserves Once all belongs to every Nuu- chah -nulth person including those payment ,1$140 Will process. the Indian Act effect us and /or the forms have been completed the cash who have passed on, and those who are not yet born. The chief emphasized that the greatest COVERAGE: treaty process? settlement will then be transferred into A community newspaper li benefit may come much later and that Although we would cannot exist without community involve- How will these events affect the the Pacheedaht's revenue account in o NUU-CHAH -NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL like to be able to the consolidation of the reserves on the ment; BCTC funding (which is administered Ottawa. Ris anticipated however, that cover all stories and events we will beach floor will enable the Pacheedaht through NTC but gets funneled even though all three have only do so If you have any great pictures you've taken, stories or poemsyoube to find substantial economic opportuni- patties directlyto the individual First Na- initialed the Agreement (providing the - TOLL FREE NUMBER Sufficient advance notice written, ties for the site at the edge of the Pacific or artwork you have done, please let us know tar we can tions)? Pacheedaht with some comfort); it will addressed specifically to Rim National Park West Coast Trail. include it in your newspaper. Also, !low be difficult to say when the Agreement Ha- Shihh -S0. if you have any thoughts or con- will these events affect the "With the addition of this land connect- NTC Treaty Budget and Team? will be officially signed on due to the 1- 877 -677 -1131 Reporter'savailability the time es about making your newspaper bette, let us know that too! ing our two existing reserves, we ® ® How will the decision to proceed upcoming provincial election. of the event This year is Ha-Shilth -Secs 27th year of serving effectively control the majority of beach -nulth Leadership have now the Nuu- chah -nulth with smaller In mum the Pacheedaht is giving up Nuu -chah Editorial space available In the Nuuchah -nulth treaty front progeny on Pon San Juan which First Nations, We look forward to your continued its claim to the remaining land between paper input and support. ultimately affect the Tribal Council? are considered the most accessible and established a toll free number to assist membership IR Nos. I and the large area of Oren! Kitten! It is anticipated Thal 2 and bycialdeadlinesbeing adhered the future of the economically viable lands in the area. ", any question they may have regarding treaty Nuu

Ha- Shüth -Sa - May 10, 2001 - Page 5 Page 4 - Ha- Shl/th -Sa - May 10, 2001 Tseshaht Youth thank sponsors Education - ha -ho pa Attention all Nuu -chah -nulth Artists The Tseshaht Youth New Zealand N.- Chah -NUlth Community . Fisheries - ca- ca -tuk Cultural Exchange group would like to Human Services Our company, Nis'ma is e Sustainable Silviculture Ltd. thank the following for their support. Baker & Company shared In company with Interests forestry development In These are the ones that made our dream Haahuulthit. Our workers are making Introducing: Roberta Stevenson our a living, lending reality. Thank you for believing in us. We would also like to thank those who to our ancestral lands. have helped us make this cultural NTC We would like to thank the following for Shellfish wi their financial contributions to our exchange possible. Aquaculture Business The partners In our company are: cultural exchange: e Dltidaht President -Joe Gray -Thorne Doug Sam (Tseshaht Youth Development yr"¡ I = Hutt- ay -aht Treasurer-Karen Hanger, Tseshaht First Nation for Worker) for his support Tseshaht Secrelaty-Dave Watts financial donation and continued Dave Haggard for helping us Co- ordinator Uchucklesaht Vice -president- Charlie Contes support. fundaise Budget for donating two vans Greetings. I am pleased to have been a United Church of Canada Vancouver chosen to fill the co- ordinator position We have Just begun the organisational phase of our opera- Sutherland Johnston Banisters to lake us to/from Airport 1,7 for the Nuu- chah -nulth First Nations. tions. We need a striking representative LOGO. This is and Solicitors International Vernon Ross for making 1 have been asked to talk about myself where you come in. I. W A. Canada peddles "° rf, my background. Weyerhaeuser - and let you all know Faith Wags for ens wafts, and So where to begin? 1 was brought up in Vincent L. Ready Labour ' Description .--nk.reÇ+h , pies. s the delicious the Caribbean and moved to BC in the Our requirements, for the LOGO are: Arbitration and Mediation Little foe helping us make .TalSGVe -1R v fills. 1 manic. a Canadian; we have e Services Joyce g I It must be In the Nuu -chah -nulth Traditional Style; Sam, Fred, Samara 21- year -old son and a 16- year -old Choices "Adventures of a out regalia Back row: Cody Gus, Reg Brand. Sam, Adam Fled, Chivy It must have a strong visual impact: Lifetime" Seminary Jesse Stephens for helping on Marshall, Hank Gus, Kenny Sam, Lena Ross, Eileen Haggard, Bose (from NZ). J It must be graphic: Middle Row: Entice Marshall, George Anderson(fiom NZ), Gerald Fred, Clayton Having spent my life on the water, I Banister and Company make our regalia It must refer to our land; Linda Watts: have a real love of the marine environ- Lignum Ltd. lean Thomas/ Mme Fred for *Aura (from NZ), Darrell Ross tr, Linsey Haggard, levo Gallic, It must be rendered In black and red: Row: Darrell Ross Sou Kelly .Melon. Amanda Fred, Mike Watts, Susan Tawhai ment, so it was a natural fit to sun a Robert S. Piaui Consulting driving us to the airport and From Sr. It must be IT x IT In dimension; back home. (from NZ), and Melissa Ross. Brad Watts is missing from the photo shellfish farm all. spading a few L Ltd. years in the fishing sector. The winner must sell, unlimited copyright for chosen Urban Design Group Ltd Gail Gus, Marlene Dick Gail K. The job I have been to do Our farms are located on tpuadra and hired design outright: John Allan Consulting Gus for helping with selection Read Islands and we grow manila will only be successful with the Include a written description of the meaning(s) Four Star Waterworks of group. clams, oysters and mussels. support of the participating Neu - behind the LOGO; and City of Port Alberni The Maori people of NgpLi in Nis'ma pay for Northern New Zealand for their Besides the farming 1 have also taught chah -nulih First Nations who are will $500.00 chosen design Nesbitt Burns t Grad excellent hospitality. We look at an adult education centre in Campbell interested in being involved in the Canadian Forest Products lad. chah 21) The Nuu- -nulth Tribal Council's Closing - forward to going back there River for seven years. shellfish industry. Date June 15, 2001. Please forward finished McGill & Associates Engineer- graduation celebration will hosted by the I combined my teaching experience artwork to: ing Ltd again! I will be coming around to each Ha -o- qui -aht First Nation. It will be held on: with my farming experience, and Charlie Cuotes, Jr. lade Restaurant Run Hamilton & Anne community during May to begin to developed a shellfish-training program, C/O Uchucklesaht Tribe Degruchy Norton & Co. Robinson for the cleansing understand the wishes and level home. 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2001 I of when we arrived which I have taught to well over a PO Box 1118 C. Boyne Enterprise hundred learners commitment for shellfish farming. Port Alberni, BC, VOY 7L9 Alberni Paving & Contracting We will be forever grateful for all your IN TOFINO AT TIN WIS thaw been vice president and presi- Facsimile 250.724.1806 Ltd. help BEGINNING AT 3100 P.M. invoked in the shellfish industry. thou,tau. ÏscslWht Youth NZ Cultural dent of the BC Shellfish Growers E mail the. lhundertrdehome.rom Tashwin Resource Management Association for some ten terms, so have I will be coming around to each Ltd. Exchange * All artwork not selected will be returned to contributors One to the limited space attendance will be by invitation only. Grads you are able a good understanding of the community during May to begin to political to invite 3 guests each. environment as it relates shellfish understand the wishes and level of farming. commitment for shellfish fanning. If you have someone who is graduating in your family or would like more infor- The goal is to assist with developing CENSUS RECENSEMENT 1 have taught many First Nation people menon please give usacalk Eileen Haggard Angievliner and establishing viable shellfish and recently worked with the Het hunk pascal. 724 -5757 723 -1593 and Oweekeno First Nations to help operations. trei will use my framing experience, Marine Plant Aquaculture: determine their level of interest in EARLY REMINDER FOR shellfish aquaculture. political and industry contacts, research and networking to do I can APPLICANTS I have seen most all of coastal BC but skills what Opportunities and Challenges SCHOLARSHIP admittedly am weak on the West Coast to make this happen This will begin to take place through training, business Tribal Council will once again be awarding scholarships to experience! 1 look forward to spending May 18th Tofino Golf Course The Nuu- chah -nulth planning New applications are nave time in the Nuu- cheh -nulth and site evaluations. students In grades I - 12 who have excelled in their studies. Please up at front desk. If territory and learning about your history feel free to call and ask ques- 9 :30 a,m. - 4:oo p.m. now available at your bend office or can be picked the NTC I in late a culture. tions! can be reached at 250 -285- you have a child that h. had great report cards please contact the school 250-203.4104 250- a recommendation. The job I have been hired to do will 00e) (cent \ay or early June to request my be 285 -34 J successful with the support of (fax) B.C. Fisheries and Fisheries Renewal B.C. are he participating Nuu- chah -nulth First robots an ensonvieeen rote host Nations are interested Heriot Bay, BC VOPI H0. sponsoring a one day workshop on who in being marine plant r SECONDARY SCHOOL COURSE FEES aquaculture. The culture of marine is a plants The NTC Education Department receives many questions about course and /or Nuu -chah -nulth Fisheries growing industry worldwide and the west coast of material Nes being charged for high school courses. The NTC's understanding is the fees are not to be charged for regular courses offered by public schools. The Vancouver Island is an ideal location for the families are already paring for these courses through the taxes that they Strategy Review culture of many Pacific Northwest seaweed spe- WW- charges for standard materials needed for courses. If a cies. Despite suitable growing conditions and an Mere should also not be student wishes to make mulct using more expensive material such as ma- May 28 and 29, 2001 expanding market for marine plant products, hogany or teak ie woodwork, there will be extra costs that the family will have to (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM) there has not been significant investment into the xpay. Hosted by the Mowachaht /Muchalaht and Northern farming of marine plants. Region First Nations at Tsaxana (Gold River), This workshop will allow participants to NUU- CHAH -NULTH LANGUAGE Make your voice heard! I Wameesh Centre Gym share and ideas. these their vision Through April, May and Juno am Census months the language Nation Some phrases in Nuucaan`uT At the April 5-7 NTC Meeting, mailed out prior to the meeting; discussions it is hoped that government, training for First eemmunilhs In British Columbia the Chiefs directed the NTC are available through your NTC The information you provide toil ling shone the hour of your organizations and the existing industry will be herd! Fisheries Department to hold a Regional Fisheries Biologist community Now it the lime to make your coke The days of the week able to assist and communities in special too -day meeting to (Roger Dunlop, Jim Lane, Josie work with On Pint Nations Reserves in British Columbia, enunreruioe ll review the 1997 NTC Fisheries Osborne); or are available by developing their marine plant potential. by personal ramie. .Bl take place through April, May and Monday n`upcüt Friday suc`aciit June 2001. Strategic Plan, assess progress phoning Val Gallic 01724-5757 Tuesday ?aka-diit Saturday n`upueiit and setbacks, and determine and requesting a copy by fax, Space is limited. To By law, row information is kept contntenlial. where Nuu -chit -ninth efforts in mail, or email. reserve your seat please Wednesday gacc`aeiit Sunday saantii Count Yourself m fisheries should he directed in A feast of fresh seafood is being contact: John Kafka of Cornerstone www.Mamnm Thursday muuciit 2001 and beyond. planned for dinner on Monday, Planning Group @ 250- 655.9191 or Copies of the 1997 NTC and lunches on Monday and Salary Malloch of B.C. Fisheries @ 250- 387 -9595. Submitted for haasitsa by Dave Watts, cisaa7ath Fisheries Strategic Plan will be Tuesday will be provided. IN =St' á Canadä Page 6 - Ha- Shfm -Sa - May 10, 2001 Ha-Shilth-So - May 10, 2001 - Page 7 B.C. Votes - Election 2001 - Alberni-Qualicum B.C. Votes - Election 2001 - North Island Cities / towns in Constituency: Cities / towns In Constituency: Port Alberni, Tofino, Ucluelet, Bamfield Cold River. Campbell River, Port Hardy, Tahsis, Zeballos Nuu-chah-nukh Nations in Constituency: Nuu-chah-nuith Nations in Constituency: c. e Ahousaht. Ditidaht, Hesquiaht, Hupacasath, Huu-ay-aht, KaZyu:let'h' / Chekles7eth', Ehattesaht, Tla-o-qui-aht. Toquaht. Tseshaht, Uchucklesaht, Ucluelet Mowachaht / Muchalaht, Nuchatlaht mer WKibera/s Ujjal Ujjal ' Dosanjh. Dosanjh. Premier. 4a _ .. Premier.

10DAY'S TODAY'S NEW DEMOCRATS lr NEW DEMOCRATS Glenn Robertson 7:1/iiberals Green {_ Green New Democratic Party 1 What is your opinion of the negotia- - Party flans of a ?teeochah-nulth Treaty, \ Party i I'm very supponive of them. We have -. It negotiate treaties, and the initialling of Wiss your pony pursue good-faith was a the AIP very important step. treaty negotiations wire Nu chah - Ir `b>Z What is your opinion of the proposed nolth First Nations? g/F referendum on treaty negotiations? `too definiWy. Gillian Trumper It makes me sick. It's totally inappropri- What are your thoughts _ / on the s ate. Ifs divisive. What would have completec lifting of the moratorium - BC Liberals happened in Mississippi if May d had a on salmon aquarelture, What is your opinion of the negotia- referendum on whether to desegregate Absolutely not We've been very clear tions of a Nuu-chah-nulth Treaty? schools back in the 1960s. The result Mat we need a controlled environment les been a very long process that has would have been that they would stilt for finfish aquaculture. We hoping to cost the bands and tribes a lot of money. hoe racial segregation in schools today. move lo closed containment We I think there's a better way of getting to harem What would happen if we held a refer- make sure these treaties. farms are properly t 5 endum tomorrow asking British sited, and that communities Whet is your opinion of the proposed the in the Colombians if fivemultinational corpora- area supportni that as weil. Caution, referendum os treaty negotiations? dons should control 909'o of the timber prudence..d doing the science We want to have a referenda within a are !he I Rod Sanderson Visser on the wert COMA of Vancouver Island. I proper ways to go. year, and the referenda questions will be - think it's fairly obvious that dime Many forest companies are forming BC Liberals Gerard Janssen a template setting down guidelines for companies wouldn't control the timber joint venture companies with First What is your opinion of the negotire treaties. That means that everyone will J New Democratic Party much longer and the Liberal Party Nations. Is this good idea? (ions of Nuu-chah-nulth Treaty? have an opportunity to understand what What is your opinion of the negotia- wouldn't be getting the contributions Most definitely. IC the only thing to do. It's a work in progress, and we would the process is, which hasn't 1 happened in need tions of e Nuu -n h they have received from these large First Nations people for too to move forward with it on Mat Tory: the current process. long have I do We've negotiated an A r.p, and a companies. not been involved in the Forest industry. bois. understand that there are Will your party pursue good-faith number of hands have a problem some issues amongst the various groups with treaty negotiations with Nurechah- Geoid Jansen has fought really hard of the but it's the place Ralph Keller that, so 1 guess go back the for First Nations Notohaboulth, well to ankh First Nations, Dr. Sergio Paone The whole referendum idea partnerships and negotiating table we stan from and we have to pick that Absolutely. cooperative ventures. I am very sup Green Party Green Party makes me sick. !ryas: makes ball up. What is your opinion of the proposed portive of that, and I think First Nations What Is your opinion of the negotia- What are your thoughts on the Whet is your opinion referendum so treaty of the negotia- Nicholas Thorp me really angry. bring What is your opinion of the proposed negotiations? complete lifting an awful lot to forest, and bolos tions of Nre-chahreulth Treaty, of Me moratorium on tions of Nuri-chah-aulfit Treaty? referendum It's wrong. No country in the world has BC Marijuana Party good understanding and respect for the on treaty Negotiations? An incredible injustice has been done to salmon melon: We believe in fair and jog settlement of ever had a referendum by a vast major. The Supreme Court of Canada and in land, and they should be employed in the It's a proposed referendum on the the First Nations in British Columbia and As long as it's scientifically and cm non. issue and What is your opinion of the negotia- the treaty the NDP is not principles of treaty and I view it as e ity of people on a minority right of a particular Chief Judi. Antonio Lamar industry at all levels and this is a good in order to move Mood economically mentally sound, and they've got the best doing a goof with tions of Numchah-nulth Treaty, mull number Two-thirds job respect to treaty was extremely clear way to bring the people of this province Olympic. of enclosed that Aboriginal step. and spiritually these ioues need to be pens and are meeting all the Aboriginal title and rights are bole We are in favour of treaty regal into this the B.C. population lives in Vancouver, rights have not hem extinguished, that Does your party recognize the process. It's an expensive, resolved as quickly and as openly as standards, icon be a viable business for human rights and, contrary to what the with First Nations and we want to see fi so are we going to ask ahem to paSS Aboriginal people have Aboriginal right.. Delgamuukw decision? complex proems, so we need a way to possible. the coast Hut it has to meet all the Liberals say, vve are opposed to any done right We feel that we need to judgement on remote communities in the and boss rights are rights to the land Most definitely. I've read it five times. bring the complexities of these issues to Whet is your opinion of the proposed scientific and environmental standards, m referendum on the support First Nations in hei, endeavour issue. The Green the people. Well hoe - province that they know nothing about? Itself. So we have two choices. We can It's a good judgement that I certainly legislative all referendum on treaty negotiations, in the past, a lot of mistakes were made. party would not ask for to achieve self-detennination. And the federal government is a extinguishment negotiate with good faith haly committee criss-croo the prov- WOOF Many forest are and honour, or support. Were completely opposed to the idea of companies forming of Aboriginal title and a There should be no Non-Natives telling ince in talk to British this procos, so are we going to have s rights. First Nations people can go to court, Are YOU in femur of Interim Meas. Colombians from a Treaty Referendum. joint venture rempanies with First precondition to treaty negotiations. First Nations what to do. There is ' all walks of life to find out what I the national referendum? It's just wrong. and I think it's in everyone's best Nations? Will good-faith Nations. Is this a good idea? something with ores Agreements with First your party pursue What the NDP is offering so for is myna First Nations principles of the treaty proses should Wilt your party pursue good -faith interest to negotiate in good faith and Yes 1 am. treaty negotiations with Plumchah- Yes. I think it's probably one of the unfair. For example, Vancouver Island having to borrow their treaty negotiation treaty negotiations with Nre-chals- move these treaties along to just be. First Nations are borrowing millions nulth First Nations? Wings that all First Nations and business has large corporations that own more Nods from the government. Ifs like the math First Nations, resolution. and milliao and millions and million/of We absolutely will. We promise io serer organizations should be looking at. A lot fee simple land then what is being victim having to go to the perpetrator of Absolutely. We have in the past. We The whole referendum idea makes me dollars against evanual settlements and the matter in and open manor. more of it should happen to benefit First offered to First Nations yet they are the crime to borrow money to correct far were the first party to recognize First sick. It just makes me roily angry. we need to come to tons with that. What are your thoughts on the Nations and the mom... charged essentially nothing for resource the wrong, ,Fill then have to pay it back. VOTE Nations on a governmentstosgovern- What Campbell and his party is doing to Will your party pursue good-faith complete lifting of the moratorium Does your party recognize the extraction on thon lands. The money should jug be given. ment basis. Firs Nations is no different from what treaty negotiations with Neu-ash- on salmon aquarelture, Delgamuukw decision? In the treaty First Nations are being What is your opinion of the proposed What are your treed). on the he has planned for women noire First Nations? We aquaculture There are different In this don't see the salmon interpretations of the asked to tuns half the stumpage fees referendum on treaty negotiations? on May 16th Absolutely. complete lifting of the moratorium prom., what he has planned for Without fail. industry as sustainable as long as thhy Delgamuukw decision. It says that we over to the provincial government, in Weser absolutely against the proposed on salmon mammalian, minorities, what he has planned for What ere your thoughts on the certain types of activi- should negotiate and work referendum. It arc engaging in with First other words, they are being taxed for would undermine and complete the moratorium We can't continue to expand salmon working people with the changes in the lifting of ties. Raising a species M B.C. that is not Nations to get tole+ finalized and. their own resources. eliminate First Nations right to self. It's your are on salmon aquaculture. There some experi- labour code, employment standards, aquoulture? indigenous is a huge threat. The deer agree that it should be done. What is your opinion of the proposed deteaiakn. ments going new regarding closed WC. Basically everything his pony is We're talking about managed growth. tion of marine mammals by fish tams is Are you in favour of interim Meas- referendum on Will your party pursue good-faith systems on lend and water. treaty negotiations? We're talking about consultations with in We setup ures Agreements doing is undermining everybody in this a uric,. concern. They have to get with First Nations, It is a travesty. It is like asking people if treaty negotiations with Nuebek. a monitoring process with in province for the benefit of RIGHT First Nations and communities. There is their our goal to Mon. Yes. very similar to the joint ventures 5111 Finn Nations? powerful and house together, and it's Ifs they should have basic human rights. If a proems in Clay.. Sound, hut I think the mora- privileged and corporations. He's place, so Mere is no lilting work to make them more that going on. The agreement be- Absolutely. pantie with industries arc it went to referendum, all First Nations We are non. about the torium has to stay in place. The reason a political opportunist and what he's of moratorium as far as 1 know. sustainable. wren Huu-ay-aht and Weyerhauser, and would vote in favour of treaty negotia- seeking relief from the marijuana we have fish farms is because the wild doing with the referendum shows just and your Many forest comonies are forming Many forest mammies are forming the agreement for RAMS are very similar tions and PS% on the -Naive prohibition. It is our priority to right the non that. joint venture companies with First joint van .n companies with First continued on page 8 in that they get the economy going. continued on page continued on page 8 Responsibility 8 continued on page 8 continued on page 8 1

Page 8 - Ha- Shi/th -Sa - May IO, 2001 Ha- Shhlh -Sa - May 10, 2001 - Page 9 Gerard Janssen - continued from page 6 CBT reports on earnings Essay on Art Thompson Sports - cap ruts storks are depleted. We hope to con- companies across Vancouver Island, "In the successful management of an and made it. Ile worked tinue the wok with FRBC and FIshRBC you've probably got a million cubic "With full -year almost past since a By Carlos Mack on logging endowment, the CRT's trustees or to restore wild fisheries habitat so we metres of wood. $12 million grant was given to t. Submitted by Jeanine Nahes am till he was 21 and he then wanted board members See conflicting goals: to become carver. Ile Fundraising Floor Hockey Tournament don't need fish farms anymore. Does your party recognize the Clayoquot Biosphere Trust (CBT) by says that he Many forest companies are forming Delgamuukw decision? the Government of Canada, the Board first the goal of long term growth to Asa native artist An Thompson has always liked to carve because his dad maintainn the real purchasing power of was Eugene - Warren - Malcolm Swan joint venture companies with First That's why art in negotiations. of Directors of the CBT wants to contributed to the conservation of native Ow fund in perpetuity, and, secondly, Nations. Is this good idea? Are yowl. favour of Interim Meas- update local First Nations and canna art. Native an isn't just carving and Art couldn't just go to university Okanagan Hockey School to generate income to provide Yes it is, in the interim. I've always ures Agreements with Fiat Nations? ogles on the state of the this Canada the goal printing, it comes with the whole because he only had a grade 6 duce. financial support to local First Nations lifestyle. tion. So he went back to school and May 25, 26, 2001 encouraged the Nuu -chah -nut. First Absolutely. We've signed a number of Fund," said Gary Shaw, Co- Chairair of the and communities," stated Don got his grade 12 education two Nations to forma forestry cooperative. them as you know, and we've put the WT. When you first see Art you wouldn't plus Treasurer tithe CBT. years studies. Maht Mahs Gym, Port Alberni If you add up all the various agreements financial resources on the table to When the Government of Canada McMillan, suspect the he is very renowned of an He then attended these goals is a balanc- that First Nations have with forest support them. endowed the CBT with $12 million lut "Achieving both carver, he looks like any regular guy. the Vancouver School Art, which later ing accomplished by balancing the Emily 7 -10 years $75.00 entry fee Dom Between 90 -94 May 2000, a structure and a set of act - You also wouldn't be able to tell what became the Can Institute of An. investment strategy between income They never talked about native or 11 - 13 years $100.00 Born Between 87 -89 Nicholas Thorp - continued from page 6 invest guidelines were established his life was like. n generating and long Europeans 14 - for the investment and ongoing manage- ing securities tern Art and pretty much all- native people in how the tried to abolish this 17 years $100.00 Boat Between 84 -86 wrongs in our society. in Port Alberni could be converted to ment of the fund grow. securities because each has Canada were subject to an attempt to type of art. This really angered An. What are your noughts an the hemp mills. The old clear cuts could be d'1T t k d t h et demolish belief, dfftyl by the When he left the institute he got a 1'' Place wins 30% of envy fee complete lifting of the moratorium planted with hemp. BC can be the The goal of the is to "The Balanced Portfolio approach Europeans. native name given to him by his family, All Rosters In on May 23. 2001- Fax to Larry al 670 -9536 on salmon aquaculture? leading exporter and can compete on the CBT's fund spreads investment risk among different When Art was {tads old.. and his sin,t This is one of the Contact: Larry Swan 670 -9599 (Home). 670 -9535 (Work) Sane work still needs to be done before international market. generate income and long term types of investments," noted lack Little, sisters and brother were forced to most respected names he could have 670 -9536 (Fax), Gena Swan 720 -2191 (Home) the moratorium can be lifted. We need With hemp we could produce textiles, capital growth to support local Co-Chair of the CBS. 'This way, done Wend a residential school. You might got to commie habitat restoration toga the high -grade paper and it is the most ar h,edueation and training area of the 4 espe&ammg say "why didn't he hider Art and all An is a self-taught artist; he learned by wild stocks back up. Salmon fanning efficient biomass fuel known. We could that promotes and supports weakness, the investments in other other families were taxed 2 dollars a day observing pieces of art. Ile can do the The te;.h.,tiahhitaaei are Hosting could be a real threat to the local also get into the production of high - eons, alhon,sabeina 1110 areas will take upsome of the slack." if they didn't send all their children to most basic art, like printing to the most ecosystem and should be done on land. grade medicinal marijuana. First Nations developmentand healthy While the CBT's portfolio value is these schools. Two dollars back then detailed and intricate masks. Art is a "Patrick James" Benefit Fastball Tournament By the way, we are in favour of First could have full involvement. The down for the first quarter of 2001, the was a lot of money. It doesn't sound weber of the Ditidaht tribe on Nations right to harvest fish. We economic benefits are enormous. communities. the Clayoquot June 8,9,10, 2001 investments in bonds have continued to like a big deal that they had to go to Vancouver Island. recognize that to take away that right Does your party recognize the Sound UNESCO Biosphere generate income and do not exhibit the school, however in these schools the Approximately 95% of native adults would annihilate the culture. Delgamuukw decision? Reserve Region. The endowment At Toflno B.C. same fluctuation in value. Because the boys and girls were separated. They have been to these residential schools. Many forest companies are forming This can be a touchy subject but I am in fund is expected to remain Intact We will be accepting the first 12 teams CBT is in its stamp phase and because weren't allowed to speak their our My generation is also greatly influenced joint venture companies with First the favour of ruling forever, so that future generations by at the time we Open Tournament of concern about market fluctuation, the language or they would get beaten. these adults but same Nations. Is this a good idea? Are you in favour of interim Mea- of local First Nations and Board of Directors of the CBT decided From Art's point of view, this institution are the first generation to not have to go Entry fee is 5300.00 Joint ventures such as limas Forest ures Agreements with First Na- residents are able to benefit from todelay making the Initial distributions gave him nothing but anger. to residentialidential schools Some 95% of the Deadline deposit of $150.00 by June 1. 2001 Resources can be a big success. We tamer It is great that these partnerships its growth. of funds to the community in order to As this went on, NM of the native kids victims still have anger over these For further info please call: need input from local communities and have been formed. The cooperation prove capital and build p sump. am mentally dphy llyd I schools. especially First Nations regarding the between the communities in Clayoquot in the fund for future use. I don't know how An did it but he ils John Torn Jr. 725 -4221 The goal the food is to fished. They were trying to convert all care of forest resources and Sound has benefited us all. We agree of CBT, The investment mugger expects the native people by taking away their now a very respected artist by his Hazel Curley or Terry Tom 725 -3233 sustainabdity. There are more opponu- that we need Interim generate income and long term capital Measures to annual income the fund to be about people and the government of Canada. growth to support local research, of children. m roes for our commehhes If we could preserve assets and resources that we $375,000 and has recommended out An was in this school with my father My thanks go out to Art Thompson for get into the hemp industry. The old mills still have. education and training Mat promotes It's about sustainability. the CBT use this amount to assist with keeping our arts, beliefs and traditions Dr. Sergio Paone - continued from page 6 and supports conservation, sustainable and they would always try to escape. budgeting for distributions. The ups alive. population would vote the other way. idea. Our leader, Asthma Car played a development and healthy communities in When An was 13 years old he escaped Ralph Keller - continued from 7 and downs the market would not It's a question you just don't ask large role in the negotiation of the page the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Bio- of Nations. Is this good idea? cannot normally impact this process. However, because ils not fair. Memorandum of Understanding be- be unilaterally extinguished. We sphere Reserve Region. The endowment Most of the Vancouver Wand landhase believe in the case of the CBT, the funding Will your party pursue good -faith tween IFR and erwironmentalits. The that alum and fair settlement of fund is expected to remain intact May 16h Re is hands -Elect mite of large, multinational On the agreement with the government has treaty negotiations with Nuu -chah- model of 119 is definitely worth Aboriginal lad question will benefit forever, so that future generations of y I corporationsns who have shoat h prevented the trust from making north First Nations? supporting but is in its g ;wing stages everyone in BC local First Nations and residents are able 1 not interested n rootot comonm nés Ï'ke Are you in favour Meas- distributions if the market value of the Yes, most definitely- The current offer and lessons will t be learned along the of Interim to benefit from its growth. isn't Tahsis. Zeballos and Saywad. It's our rm Agreements with First Nations? fund is below its Initial $12,000,000. Glenn Robertson fair especiallyd in the area of private way. We would like oast IFR eventu- position to reduce the size of the T F V s lands owned by corporations versus ally become fully owned by First I'm in favour of them, but we have to and develop community forests for recognize that while there have been First Nations ownership of treaty lands. Nations. It would also be good to see Indians: logging families and Fins Nations. The Whaling The conditions placed on the ownership the Interfor Tree Farm License in the injustices to First Nations in the past, Does your party recognize the we can not create w injustices Today's of those lands are not the same for First area bought out by First Nations so that m West Coast Legends and Stories Glenn Robertson and Delgamuukw decision? Nations as they are for corporations- the TEL can be consolidated. Right other people to make up for it First Nations rights are inalienable and Tales of Extraordinary Experience are to What are your thoughts on the now, IFR owns only the W err... New Democrats committed complete lifting of the moratorium pan of the TEL. of salmon aqua culture? Does your party recognize the continuing treaty negotiations in bethink the industrialized approach of Delgamuukw decision? Told by Tom Sa:ya:ch'apis, salmon farming to get back salmon Yes, though there is much legalese it BRAKER & CO. Wllllam, Dick La:maho:s, British Columbia. Please make rocks is the wrong one We are not essentially says that the court recog- Captain Bill and Tyre Bob Tie Whaling okay with Atlantic salmon being raised e s the basic human rights of First sure are registered to vote. Barristers & Solicitors Indians you here. We are okay with land- based, Nations. It is obvious to me that First 1 closed containment systems as Prepared by Edward Sapir, opposed Nations have these rights and 1 never 5233 Hector Road Let's continue that work together. 0 open net pen, in the waters. The understood how there could be a Morris Swadesh, Alexander aio qu,...9r.oy open net pena allow pollutants such as question about it. P.O. Box 1160. Port Alberni Thomas, John Thomas, wage - antibiotic, and other things into Delgamaukw recognized something that B.C. V9Y 3M1 and Frank Williams the water- was long overdue. It is clear that First Phone: 723.1993 - - Toll free 1 -877- 723 -1993 87013th Avenue Nature can be r en productive and the Nations title was never extinguished. Fax; 723 -1994 Edited by Eugene Anima, focus should be placed there. A well Are you in favour or Interim Mea- Campbell River Terry Klokeid and Katherine maintained creek would produce more surfs Agreements with First Na- Personal injury litigation, including motor and salmon. Robinson -2101 brier If elected we would vehicle accident inurs claims 287

put macs into crock restoration 1 and Oh God. yes. think it's sad that this is ekecl7YdpCKsLanet net creekrc maintenance Paras. the only area that has it and that local These 'Take of Extraordinary The shellfishl aueqcniture e industry is First Nations fought tooth and nail to Experience" detail encounters with Visit Glenn's web site: okay il' it ia done right. get an 1MA. There will he many years spirit -beings and other supernatural hopf /IVww./s/and.net/ Many forest companies Chatwin Engineering Ltd. / are forming between Menem of negotiations and the mcurrences, as related by thehe \ venture companies Helping To Make Your Communities A Better Place To Live ,a.w-alirt". -elechadp joint with first yl mmnotion of a treaty. IMA's1 are Chah -NUIth of Vancouver Nations. Is a This good idea? good faith measures that will provide Specialising in: Island's west coast. lisaak Forest Resources v,. uYr..s.4wrisr. is an excellent stability during the interim. The tales are recorded primarily Infrastructure Land Use Plans in the area of Pon Alberni between Rod Sanderson Visser - continued from page 7 Housing Economic Studies Ujjal, Physical 1910 and 1923 by the famous Nations. Is this a good idea? We have to negotiate so we don't have Development Plana Funding Applications For more Information. please cacaos, Dosanjh. 4 linguist Edward Sapin -and by his Absolutely. Our Government oolite only on the Con's decision. Tseshaht ISIS Research Assistant voted Best Professional company Vancouverklane by the chief interpreter, Alexander Tho- Janice Watts courage it. I will continue to personally Are you in favour of Interim Meas- Premier. no-Ines.u ee gi eri g ras encourage it. ures Agreements with First Nations? M.N.. 5000 Mission Road They comprise Pen 10 of a much Does your party recognize the Part that process has spawned a lot Port Alberni, British Columbia. V9Y 7MI of proud sponsor the Nuuchannulm Tram Coon.. post moos. greater twelve -pan collection of Email: patricial 1351411 Delgamuukw decision? of partnerships between First Nations w insome scheramaros ...corn TODAY'S Native accounts known as the I don't know. Ifs a Supreme and the latest industry or the 555001. IOU our fPabep) Fax: Ph: 7244229. Fax: 724 -4245 Con ut ]SJ-el)i u350)754. NEW DEMOCRATS Awns..i no. Manua E-mml.ehaminheme eke Thomas Nootka Texts". Friday, r-- In. decision soil., something that all lure industry, no that's progress for 6Webede.b llwavirslannne-durow "Sapin- Monday to 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ato°stom governments have to keep an eye on. everyone.

ten a h h - a - May 10. - P I Page 10 - Ha -Sh il t h -S a - May 10, 2001 H -S ii t S 2001 ag e I Nuu- chah -nulth Community and Human Services Disability Health Gathering 1; Ahousaht Tours Interfor Mills Ahousaht and Interfor have been meeting "Nurturing Mind, Body and Spirit" By Denise Ambrose, frequently aver the last few years building Central Region Reporter mutually beneficial businessrelationship. May 3 - 4, 2001, Maht Mahs Gym - Port Alberni, B.C. The forestry company, along with Alit food Coquina,+ - A group of about fifteen By Jove Johnston The Disability Access Committee did a the muscles, ligaments and tendons- Bay Logging recently signed a Ahousaht members toured three mills on personal Iisaakreespect) presentation to the fibrous tissues in the body. Most Memorandum of Understanding with Ha- Shilth -Ss Reponer the lower mainland at the invitation of one of their past committee members patients with fibromyalgia say that they Ahousaht. The MOU outlines protocols Products. as a may feel International Forest Billed Nuu

Also inspects the finished cedar l with grade 12. He talked about ripped of their bark. Each log wets Chairperson introduced committee o. products. embers: Florence Wylie, Taylor, being under weight and mat he says it through a series of saws on their way to being stormed seam siding. The last stop was at the MacKenzie Mill Delores Bayne, Pat Nicalaye, and Sheltie has to do with out remembering to oft. Isaac inked about being in and out of The neat stop was at the salon -added where Hemlock, Fir and other species are John. MacDoosht her. Lobe cusm-cut for mainly Japanese markets. The keynote speaker for the first day depression for the past 5 years "1 have was qui -aht's Flossie Martin who attempted suicides age 16 and 1I I are troughs here tube timed into cedar The group gathered at the boardroom of Tlao- was harming tar own roar, and I spent siding this min wit equipped with gate- MacKenzie Mill where Interfor has been a strong advocate for Disabled I -P: back row: Gall Gus, Valerie Gallic. Vanessa Sabbas, Annie Watts, of-the ailare machinery. Here, the cedar representativesfi elded questionsfr0m their people at both the provincial and continued on page 16 Marcia Jimmy, Brenda Tom, Caroline Hulks, Clodssa Croteau, Ahousaht Chief Councillor, Anne national levels. "l very honored to planks arc computer analysed for knots guests. a ...... Elizabeth Gus. Front: Melissa Gus and Cathy Watts and other deformities which are em away. .V Ieu, thanked come and opeak with you.: It is a with people,' The smaller planks are then finger- jointed She said that she was pleased with how privilege to share other - ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY! and glued together to make standard sized far Interfor and Ahousaht have come in said Flossie. cedar siding. This type of siding fetches s of doing business together. The nest keynote speaker was Re -elect Gerard Janssen We would like to take this opportunity to thank the NTC Administration Profes- t Inn hosts tours such as these on an H squiaht's J.C. Lucas who spoke on gals for another year of service - Kleco to: about 80% of the value that high -end ., ongoing basis In at coon to build positive spirituality.I Ile began by thanking the Adrianne Amos -NTC Northern Region casual worker this year. cedar siding gets. Ile - relationships with First Nations. Chief, Queens, and disabled. . .Annie Watts -Ha- Shilth -Sam Office Manager and other positions since 1988. As MLA for thanked them for their kindness and Arlene Bill NTC Executive Assistant and other positions since 1988. honesty. His presentation included his Beverly lack NTC Northern Region Secretary since March 1996 PORT ALBERNI - INDIA own experience about his childhood Brenda Tom NIHBCasual Clerk since 1999 YOUTH EXCHANGE SEEKING HOST FAMILIES pan and suffering from a medical Alberni- Qualicum Caroline Bulbs Child Welfare Secretary since May 1999. Is coming to condition. ' I appreciate getting old, Cathy Watts - NTC casual worker since 1997. Canada World Youth, a national non -profit organization growing old gracefully. Love and Cindy Wishes -NTC casual worker this year. Port Alberni again this summer. A group of 16 youths between 17 -25 honesty, what happens to someone else, Gerard has worked for: Clorissa Croteau -Healing Project Administrative Assistant and other positions years of age from across Canada and India will be living and volun- happens to me," said J.C. since lanuary'98. teering in the community for twelve weeks. k Louise Tatush provided a presentation Measures Agreements Elizabeth Gus - NTC file clerk since October 1989. Interim We are currently seeking enthusiastic people to share Well home with on Depression. Louise gave information *Ww Gail Gus - Treaty Office Manager and other positions since 1991. one Canadian and one Indian youth. This Is a wonderful opportunity about the effects of depression, and Ambulances for Ahousaht, Port Albion Karen Webster- Healing Project Casual Worker since 2000. to expose your kids to different cultures, make friend from far away what happens to the mind body, and Katherine Jo O'Keefe -Child Welfare Secretary and other positions since May Nitinaht telephones and ballfields spirit when a person is depressed. yp 1988. places. have two great role models in the house, and have an unu- "If you feel pain, you are not feeling happy. Kathy Sawyer -OIS Central Region Casual worker since April 1999. sual, adventurous, summer) Families receive a financial allowance, Humiis, Equis, Echa -Peh, Toquaht, In some cases chronic pain needs Lavern Frank -CHS Central RegionS Secretary since September 1998. and CWY covers all medical, Insurance and program related expenses. something to assist. Your energy is a Tsemac and Huu- ay -aht timber sales Lisa Sam - CHS Board Recording Secretary since 2000. We can accommodate people that be on vacation for part of the will pot of gold.. it wisely!" she said. Margaret Wagner - OIS Central Region Casual worker this year. * Reserve longhouse funding The first day concluded with a banquet Tsahaheh Margo Dunlop - NTC Northern Region casual worker since 1999. sIf you are interested In this unique family opportunity, call Naomi with entertainment provided by Winston Mama Jimmy NTC Receptionist since April 1992 Kakawis Centre renovations - E- Johnson at 724-7111/723-1693 Wutmnee a storyteller, songwriter, and Mary Rowland - NTC casual worker Now 1997. comedian. Day Care Centre grant Melissa Gus CHS Secretary since April 2000. Maagtusus is Patricia McDougall -NTC Northern Region Office Manager since May 1999. dft Sherry Livingstone -NTC Secretary, Membership and Ha- Shilth -Ss casual worker DEGRUCHY, NORTON & CO., ce September 1997. Please make sure you vote on May 16. G` Tammy Crandall -NTC Northern Region casual worker since October 1998. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS Valerie Gallic - Fisheries Office Manager and other positions since June 1994. Campaign office: 4977 Argyle St., Port Alberni, BC V9Y 1V6 Vanessa Sabres -CHS Receptionist since October 1999. Yvonne Lucas - NTC casual worker since 2000 Phone 723 -1661 or Fax 723 -1613 .. thank you for all your hard work, your dedication /contribution to the Tribal DAN L GG, CGA, CAFM Council, and mostly for being role models to the younger generation attracted to administrational careers. JAY R. NORTON, FCGA, CAFM Join us. Call us. Thanks ever so much ! Low.- D Ltl Florence Wylie, NTC Executive Director CORY MCINTOSH, CGA, CAFM Anna Massa -NTC Office Manager and other positions since 1979 (left for 7 20o Rook, 4445 GERTRUDE STREET., Bus.: (250) 724 -0185 Help re -elect Gerard as MLA. years and came back full time in 1988) PORT ALBERNI, B.C. Fax: (250) 724 -1774 ps: Extra and Pat Nlcolaye and Helen Dick NDP special thanks to Wendy Lee Rosie Little for answering the phones V9Y 617 Authorized by David Ormandy. Financial Agent for Gerard Janssen. at the office while we went for lunch. Kleco, Kleco welcome participants

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Page 12 - Ha-Shi/r1-Sa - May 10. 2001 Ha-Shi /th -Sa - May 10. 2001 - Page 13 Esowista Protest CHS Infant Development Program continued from page I a lust a quick note to everyone that 1 caseload in the Northern Region. He family has no vehicle to make the ten have moaned to the Nuu-chah -mulch can be reached at (250) 283 -2012. minute drive to Tofino to gel water or Community & Human Services . the Marc will continue working there until do laundry. eOn limited income, Addy Sr. Infant Development Worker and Marlette Kelomokovale mums from test rely on the generosity of her Program Supervisor. I will be working eternity lave. to with neighbors fill water bottles and drive communities and their families 1 em glad to be back working with and her to the Laundromat. with infants and children aga 0 to 6 for the Nuu -shah -munch -eht. If you years, here in the Southern Region.. have any questions, call me at (250) 'In order to brush our teeth, all well as, overseeing the entire C &HS 724 -3232 extension 259.1 dunk you all fIt11i Infant Development Program for fix of us share one cup of water to d your patience as this transition takes rinse our mouths and Marc halm. lus decided la continue place. Chooch. Jacqueline A. Pans, Sr. NTiy`J working far t, toothbrushes." dishes and other cleaning and we use the the Infant Development Infant Development Worker & Program Nun- last 20 gallons for bathing us and four Program and is presently mating the Supervisor chah -nulth ! Nursing Program kids." Tofino Laundromat rates are double Elders Vernon She said that her back aches from Ross, Arnold John and Martin lohn discuss Issues -01- Nat of Port Alberni Laundromat rates. SPECIAL - r11e lugging the heavy water bottle from the NEEDS FOSTER HOME Diabetes -day with Northern Region Co -chair Archie Little and Central David says she only does laundry at Educator Course truck to her house. Heavy pots of water The Nuuchah-nulth Community and Human Services requires a skilled two Region Co -chair Nelson Keitlah at the disability conference held last home on 'clear water' days, those days ByWilmaDOSrdmor.CHN Runts and vegeables help test be boiled and canned from the stove parent home, with no other children, to care fora loon the Matts when the up water is running cleaner provide tanager. week at Mans. to the bathtub The resource parents will solid most cotillion from those food. looking. for bathing. "In order to possess behavioral management skills and have Even then, she says she will I attended five full days of diabetes Intensive Diabetes Management. 1 brush our teeth, all oar of us share one an understanding of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. They will have good ability to Nations people have to dal with when only wash dark clothes that won't show education in Vancouver where fifteen learned that tarotokay all, instructor carne In and put us through cup or water to rinse our mouths and work as a pan of a team including, counsellors, school and social workers. For they live in isolated communities. from the water. different presentations were made have sugar. For those taking injectable en tiling form of instruction. toothbrushes." complete information please contact John Maybe, Social Worker 724 -3232. by Residential school was considered to he sitsShe explained that her family uses floods, pharmacists, insulin, it Thisn was to give so ideas on how to Tuesday's protest was to only Ian about se there- is advisable to balance the a factor in lack of good communiation about 35 gallons of water per day and n appropriate approach when we pion. dieticians t insulin according an hour. Tla -oyui -ant members to schoolteachers, and a to blood sugar. wed health care workers who did not even that es meet plan y- offeroff enough to the person who has lived with diabetes Diabetics should not be restricted in diabetes health information to Mend an all candidates mating in Tofino for take time to ensure understanding of needs of she family. "We use 5 gallons over thirty years. their activity adulo. It was fun. to discus the issue with those running in Nuu -chah -nulth Healing Project ,they can leant to balance diabetes education. Humourous anec- for cooking and drinking, IO gallons for Professional Resources. We were all the upcoming The fifty people who took the course their blood sugars according to (heir dotes were sad provincial election. shared, along with given a Upcoming Events also contributed. activity level, the type of food they at, massive list of resources that we can utilize when 1 Those people held varied health prover and the amount of insulin needed needed. was Clinical aarina cod discussion. toms sands such as Diabetes in Pregnancy. ate in resent, video about Legal pharmacists, dieticians, The main thing Those who minded clinical situations in Information Session diabetes in young people. II have to physiotherapias cod arses, including to tuber here, is that if you have hospitals and diabetes education centres ye watch it, I seven First Nations nurses from dlastes in is but certainly have plans to with Lawyer, Scott Hall various pregnancy, there strong shared what they teamed. The most time./ Pan, of the country. possibility that you will develop type use it at every opportunity. Its important thing that II got from Nat, Hals -q-af Health Clinic was Not only was it Thar, or age Living with Diabetes. The last person May overwhelming in regard onset diabetes at a later time the need to have a regular medical 25,2001- 10:00 a.m. m00 p.m. to speak to us was a 48 -yearn -old M the amount of information offered, I in your lire. It is also important to Lunch will pros check -up, specific blood work done, be dead control woman who developed diabetes at the was extremely grateful for the °peon.. what you at, so that the unborn regular blood pressure, foot checks, and Dr. Sergio Paone Please maw Vane Rose at 724 -3233, age of fifteen. Her story was emotional nity o learn so much, especially how baby doesn't gain too much weight, eye done every to register, by Mar '3 for catering purposes. an examination year. as she how diabetes affects me and my family. making a difficult delivery. described her life was Çreen Party Candidate for Question period will follow presentation. Foot Care. A diabetic loses the feeling for two Diabetes affected through the years. At the Lunch. days were sponsored in Preteens and Teens. More of pain in the feet The doctor doing this same time. we use able to visualize by the following companies of diabetes and more younger people are developing presentation showed coloured slides of MLA--Alberni QuaLicum diabetes ow The tra malt of diabetes evolved self monitoring equipment: Bayer and where no one M the family various foot problems including ulcers, Lilly, Medisnse history It and improved in the past thirty years. 250- Legal Information Session -Abbott Diagnatics, has ever had it. is challenge gangrene, amputations and the need to 725 -4495 with an for the That was Just a small amount of exhibit area of their products. Penn, ho convince their properly are for the feet. "Remember information that was ..1 came Committed supporter of with Lawyer, Scott Hall Dinner for the people al the cane of children to be involved in a proper diet. to the now given, between b prevent home with a lot of written information Tseshaht Cultural Centre Fish restaurant was sponsored bÿ" ' 'Hu d the young people ore more infection from blooming.- O Aboriginal self government and wallet six cards with the blood May 26,2001- 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Lifescan, another distributor for diabe- willing to talk to their friend, about Acute & Chronic Complications of O diabetes. sugar levels on diabetes. It Ism enable First Nations resource management Lunch will be provided - tes equipment Diabetes. Diabetic coma is an amen Type to anyone who is interested. Come in Please contact Verna Rose at 724 -3233, The following topics were presented: dittos in kids. Type two genet' that can kill. A coma O Negotiating treaties are happens and ore what is useful to you. that respectful of to register diabetes is the by May 23 for catering purposes. Current Concepts of Diabetes Etiology. when body's pancreas when there is not First Nations' title and rights Question period will follow The doctor talked about the newest still makes insulin, but it cannot keep up presentation. sufficient oxygen in -' AHheaae findings on how diabetes works 'in with the demand of bringing the sugar In blerhea node.. Fka.eal Anent In Or. Soak Po,e "Everyone Welcome" the the brain. That is body. I learned that the liver has levels down to a normal range. The when the blood sugar major involvement and .tress is a strong Pima Indians in the US were mentioned. is u high than it acts °hochions ore o factor in ISO .fight or night' situation. People there, as young as fifteen years as a poison on the I TSESHAHT Exercise age big port of my culture. MARKET Nuu -chah -nulth Healing Project in Diabetes. Exercise ulna. of have been diagnosed with age - brain. Chronically Isle using energy diabetes. Filly years unfortunate., SO is diabetes" in the form of sugar inn ago, diabetes high blood sugar can 2"° Annual Conference robe was not problem body. Exercise also helps to put in native communi- tally cause 4 Pin an improved fame of mind, ties. Wien it did nuke presence it blindness,, bean rapo "Take sing the body to produceeendor- known, the person was usually past the Rack Your Identity" damage, limb amputa- op soda. Full Service biro, which is the body's natural mood age of forty-five. Now it an happen at cue eoo.s.sxuxe Jane I & 2,2001 Woht Mobs Gym, Port album Mn and uncontrolled !emoting substance. very young age. Groceries, Gas bar, Please register by phone: (250) 724 -3233, or: violent emotion. Pharmacological Management. Oral older adults. The young lJ \j,. Hot Foods, contact regional Healing Project Suff: Irwin Principles of Adult Snacks person ....,,,.. Region: medications: There different presenting this subject sounded Central (250)725 -3367 or toll -fee: 1 -866- 901 -3367 Fduation. \college & So Much Morel ind of lo stimulate the reed that older people still Northern Region: (250) 283 -2012 pills secretion of planned insulin from the for Mentheir future, Hours of operation - - pancreas into the in spite of being old. 7:00 am 10:00 pm J d 1 Do you it takes to 724 -3944 bloodstream. Insulin is a hormone that Personally, was not impressed with have what provide a safe and 1 lowers the amount of sugar in the that I challenged her statement and she t -mall: tshmkrauniserve. corn nurturing environment to a child in care? "Celebrating Mod. Insulin injection also has a wide quickly said that she thought it was a Last Gas on Hwy 4 Our Survival" before the West Coast ariety of products lobe maned, depend- positive thing to do. NI Are you willing to work as pan of a team to ing the Diabetes A Ten Week Closed Group on person's age, activity, and the in First Nations Communities. ' provide stability and safety to a child in care? peed in which the body processes the Many people who were booked to go to d Do you have skills that you would like to share Tashwin A safe, confidential place to explore: food that is eaten. a clinic setting, canceled cod chose to Nutrition In Diabetes. The main men- attend this session instead: A traditional -, 5 \ or that you wish to pass on to other Resource Management Ltd. knowledge Where you are now. a age here t0 diabetic must at a talking circle was set up by Barbara b-ar people? How you got here surety of foods on a regular basis. King Hooper, asking one of the native q., E 'l you to a in a Most ammo,>, every meal nurses the a Do want make difference child's P O Box DM, SOW abeam. Rose Moving towards healing mat opening session with Pon PC wv,w Using a variety of activities, Ne'n protein in the form of Ink. prayer. Each person in the circle had a life orfantily's life? Phore-. we will look at the impact of abuse on par- DOM rxa0a6tFaxm d2i° MOMS ese or nuts,. along with eared,. turn to speak about their work and ticipants, their relationship with themselves, their communities and their ate in the form where they families. of a starch such as came from. The entire If this sounds like something you are interested in call DONNA LUCAS at read .pasta. or vegetables and fruit. morning was spent discussing the FIRST Nome PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE MAw WHO? Adult survivors of aboriginal the NUUaheh.nullhCanoaniry and Human Services Usma Program. We arc OErn descent who suffered sexual abuse It was also various PROUDLY stressed that eating raw difficult situations that First MANAGING RESOURCES morn NUo- ccw»NULTH TERRITORY as children while in the care or custody of the Province of BC (faster care, looking for Nuu- shah -nulth First Nations' Family Care Homes and Resource PROVIDING FORESTRY group SERVICES ro INDUSTRY tarn Nuu-CtAN -NULTR homes. cnirectional fadlìties). parents to work in partnership with to provide quality ease to quality children. SPECIALIZING IN WHEN/ Fall. Winter. and Lrwo USE PLANS, GIS MAPPING, HARVEST PLANNING & Spring sessions. Intakes will be ongoing. We request that all applicants complete a criminal record check. provide a WHERE? WANT A CAREER IN REFORESTATION Tillicum Maus Health Centre, 602 Haliburton St., Nanaimo NURSING? medical update and provide three references at the time of application PROVIDING One on one counselling referrals and support EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWN WITHIN THE is also available. Contact the Resource Social Worker: DONNA LUCAS at (250) 724- COMMUNI- For more information please contact Call Jeanette Watts at TES either Natalie Bryce or Bonnie Davis 724 -3232 for more information 3232 for more information. from Monday to Friday at 250-753.6578. Ha- -Sa - Page 14 - Ha- 5h //fh -Sa - May 10, 2001 shim May 10, 2001 - Page 15 Constable Clappis CAW 0/fferuEe4( á 2ay Huu- ay -Rht 9a Jblemwtúarn - fiatak áp

On April 17, 2001 Crystal Clappis daughter g3indrd.ar WarTxaCikCiaitil of the late Chester Clappis and Zeta Clappis Just yesterday graduated from the RCMP Training Youlrareabwnrm Academy in Regina, Saskatchewan. 1 was out fora walk today, My heart kidm you After td hen inbki raemryason and yourself Iwatly -two weeks of hard early stopped because 1 thought 1 saw . physical and 36e strength' being who you are througJll mental training she is now a constable in you walking toward one. But as the man up anddo erns ofiifemay oo. twill the Duncan detachment. got closer I seen that no his not you! always be live for you my bright rye "Have a Wards cannot say how proud we are of The pain in my heart started all over Vasdo, this young woman or how much we love again, my mind racing with memories xwmoxoMm and honour her. of you bro. Y'IA Happy 185Bidday5weede. Lovelamy& Congratulations and best wishes darling 1 remember liken was yesterday! Dark you're big smiled the twinkle in your c I don. liter. Ie. eyes that came along with it a Happy 1850o dayMay- 1 remember the way you walked with Birthdays Continued Mattersdorfr's. All the '1100610 'm pm into whet should by the sway of your head with the music I would like you to have mammal day Congratu l atia ns. the new parents Ki m, day to other family members; Happy Birth- playing her ywr ears. A Happy Birthday with a hug and a kiss 1 Millerand his honey had a healthy baby boy day you all l love you. Anna Miller -May As 0I walk math my memories of you The love l have for you thùday l would never her Prm Albemi,an April 2761,2001011s8oz. I I _ _ la4. 19; Rebecca Fiat -May 20; Jeffery Buck deep in my soul could hear your voice MISS - May he bring you slot of joy BaBa(Kfm). Happy I" Birthday Miranda May 7 -Happy IA. Birthday with a laugh. Leigh. It's Ilappy13 dayMary May 21; Mary G. Smith -May 21; Rhonda From your relatives the Manersdorfer's. MaryAdelelog y Happy Birthday Carole Anne Livingstone 't just yesterday that we were hard. believe it's been ayear. You came From Osage-- Say:Alau smith -My 21. Love The Day you were Ox &son a.k.a. Happy 1st Birthday cake anniversary. limo my life May 16, 2000 at 10:49p Ian brought man much Chyna/Canots on May 13th! With from theNicolayes, Buck, children and having fun in the !aT Jackons& Mill- my sister Ms. Greta. Fanny John she cel- you have always been the perf chin. lots of love from the Ross, Livingstone summer sun? S weighing 8 lb toe. 1 love you n. May You have gown to Mastrong mdepe don and Auntie & family, ebrated with a cake and invited herimmedi- Angel.. Lave Mommy. Happy Mother's I'd like to wish daughter Melanie wasn't it yesterday we stoned our Now just like yesterday, my heart by ale family. l am so of you sister, keep cungwamm. Gowingupishadknow... Day to all the Moms in the family! proud journey through school? yearns for you. Toamahawbo is el wart, no play Titian a very happy sweet 16°' birthday on Happy Williamson Ram... twill always behideyou, indl it up and keep your head up high. Birth. oilman. Hoping hamajoy0ul May 5, 2001. Well babe, here s your sweet wml it yesterday I saw you grow lust like yesterday my heart yams to Yaathaiasm life. you day Love from your sister Carol, brothenin- April 229, Love from Effie. Lyle, Laverne, Ir Moo et see you and hear you laugh. We like tothank your fou I day, enjoy id Love Yeuhesemhmepad. Watching, al you'vedone you lots, Babe. Lots of law, Don and your nieces and nephews. (h Li the cuing, it Ilia and Ross and Livingstone fang With losorbvc fion father endso, love from your mom, Myrna, your brothers tlw'tnit yesterday when and I heard Wasn't yesterday that we had to say lies. rmfingguidiol and cePecty' Vertrt was April 29th, 2001) Happy MothefsDay Leon and Baby Steve. that you were a proud daddy of a baby our last good byes till we meet again. I hold my lea d high and say she is Happy 5th Anniversary tom- dearest sis- Happy 3rd Birthday to our nephew I `Yes girl? Just like yesterday Michael mYlvwiw-. I'd like to wish my best friend in ter Mrs. Bev. McEwan and her husband Michael 1 cousin Edgar, Love auntie Estelle Food leAlLIwCV Margaret So many things 1 remember like it was love you Man. Charlie a happy birth- Craig McEwan they celebrated their 5th An- and family. Enjoy your day 1 brag. day in Slay. l forgo the dry pd. way. From yesterday. miss you Sheila Tom. niversary on April 2N11 2001. Many more Happy to Birthdays our perry girl Al- Happy Mother's Day to all moth - Myrna Walking along remembering all our I'll never forget you. years I xandria Denise Tate. luau Happy 2001 Birthday to our Granddaughter to come sister lies. love you and lave Mom& as in (Mona. Enjoy your day, espe- To June Titian, happy 199 birthday. yesterdays that we spend together, Loved always your nacre Dad, sisters Erica Tam on May 31, 2001. Well. hope you mitt you so much. Lave from your sister Theresa, Chanter, brother cially to lane, Maureen A., Melody C., You're almost out of your teens now, hey? Adeline Mono said a big goodbye to your TEEN YEARS. Carol, and family. Geoffrey. Hope your day is great. Have Lila C. From Gene Swan. Have fun. Happy B0ddeyGmndpa a great Day Lots of Love To my friend Mrs. Atom Thomas of Amk(May 113 granddaughter. Happy Birthday to my brother From your cuz Myrna, Melanie, Leon Fanny Titian In Loving Memory of Love grandson Grandma Sheila and Grandpa Mike. Nanaimo B C. Happy Birthday my friend! Than Marshall Thomas. Have great day. and Baby Steve. 1973 Arthur Nieolaye Don't rack your brain so had Macho.. 1940- Floppy Birthday Grandma Carol (May Happy Birthday Auntie Sisa (Cecelia) from Love you brie Ian so proud of what Ian. To my uncle Gerold Titian in Ahousah, I walk in the and call to my mom 7, 1907 - May 8, 1987 Nathan I hope you had an enjoyable day my Mold door 15). Love grandson Brendan. & Crystal, and Nadine on May 1 I. you are doing with life your in lilt in Happy 3? Birthday for May 18, 2001. From I'm home, I'm home, but hear not a Agnes Nieolaye Happy Birthday From your friend always Mrs. Carol R. lohn- May 12- Happy Birthday tom brother Uncle Larry on May 222. Langley, BC. Way to go there mach. May 18, 1929 - May 4, 1991 your niece Myrna Melanie, Leon and Bab Manersdorkr. sound Geno. Love your sister Glenda. From Nathan & Crystal, and Nadine, love your sus Gene Swan. Steve. Day 1 walk to the back where she's scrub- Congratulations era Tracy Little Happy Birthday to Angela on May 23 boll Happy Mother's to all the Mother's on the Happy Bimday to our nephew Robin Happy 199 Birthday to my lovely daugh- bing sheets Everyday as I give thanks birth of your new baby Nathan & Crystal, and Nadine. of Ahousac Happy Mother's Day to my Taylor. Love cuz Mack Ir. on May 1 3rd. From Uncle An- ter, June Titian on May 18. Laue Love Beam Her hair pinned back and thongs on her close my eyes Estelle& Paul late I'd like to wish a big Happy 1 Birthday to gorgeous number one mom always Mrs. drew and Aunty Karen. We would like to wish our baby banes Mom, Denise Ambrose and your brother, And think all I've been blessed with our Grandson Norman Websteron Smiley. D. John. You're so special in my f Happy Birthday to Stephanie Point May2. From Tho- Happy Birthday to Zachary Barney Jordan Paul a very happy Bab Titian. She see that I'm standing mere Of al( that I an thankful for 13" birthday heart mother dart.. I sure hope that you al- can't mas, We love you very much. Lobo( lose Grandpa Mike, Grandma Sheila, Grandpa on May 7,you sure are getting big. Have You both are at the top on May 27. Hope you have good day! Happy Birthday. my neph Isiah lamas stay are, so arching her working with so much from your family, but we Nathan, Grandma Crystal and Grandma Nadine. ways the way you loving, so cant remember a good day. From Aunty Karen, Love always Dean and Alicia. on May 11. Enjoy your day! lave Bom ove and care My parents how old are. Happy Mother's Day l ringunders.nding,generousandso low you Klein Klee* to the greatest Mom Memediese and Dakota Out From you both Auntie Claudine, Greg, cousins Toots, able with all ofus. your Finally she sees I'm home just in We'd Ike. wish our Sister Cecelia ever Mom Martha Fred. Loveyou always Logy. Happy Birthday to !.mine Barney ad mom people Tam Happy 1st Birthday to two of my Bradonlee &Nathaniel, time We learned how precious life is Happy Birthday Daryl Warn both on May will wonder what your up b, Love from a very Happy Birthday on May I 1, 2001. to Isaiah Lucas May 11, nephews on May Tristan 31st From barn How important family is (Ira, Tate and I Opp, ?Birthday to my favorite cousin She asks me to hang some clothes on Malcolm Swan, Gene 12 and Andrew. your daughter always Mrs. Carol R. /oho Hope you have great day and John May ". Have a . many more Ethan Joseph. Love from Aunty Karen Geno John on May 12. Have fun! Love the line Especially our children. Muslim From your Brother and nice day! From Larry /Gera& family, Happy Birthday. our Mom Peggy Tam Manersdorfer and family. sister Sheila and cousins, Mercediese and Dakota. fion your cox Claudine, Greg Toots, nephs She turns to fight with our old washing You taught us respect. and love and Mike Tan. Happy Mother's Day tome sisters Nora on May 19th, We love you Mom, you're Happy Mother's Day to Mrs. Made Happy 8th Birthday to my nephew B mndonlee, Nathaniel )00001n), machine You showed us to pray and thank Donahue. I sure hope that you have agood We'd also like to ...Birthday wishes Claudia, Paula, Caroline, Ketchkie, Brenda, Brendan Luton May 15th. Love from the best. Love from Christopher, Mantua., Our creator. Avery special Happy Birthday tarry son one Ma bemuse you dawned and keep She always manages to get our clothes to our Brother E. Paul on Bernice, Martha, Melinda &Mena. From Shayne, Ashlee and Tyra rot Lary May 22, Germ Aunty Karen, and cousins Slots dis Warren Swan on May 13. are the great- Each of us holds dear special You ing...Keep been the tea nù that you are! clean 2001. Happy Birthday Larry and hope you Swan, and Dakota. Happy Birthday to my Mom Sandra Memories and teachings est! We all love you! Love from your other We love you always, you're so unique and She leaves me to hang the clothes on Happy Mmher's Milliken on May 1 have great day. Many, many, more to Day to my Man's Mar Happy /Ind Mack on 27th. love you Mom. That you both taught us )?Biddyb Morn Claudine, uncle Greg, sir Touts llit Bms Special in our hearts always, don't forget the line w e. From Sheila and Mike Tonsm Webster &Rosa Swan. Have a niceday! From May 16th, Love from Tyler. As the yeah goon we think from Andrew and Karen. I watch Brandon., Nathaniel. that! Love from your son, Donald and fam- turn to her as she tends to the Happy Birthday Lelaina Oaks. on Gene Swan. Happy 3? Birthday to my sister Happy Birthday taos Man Bonita Wil- Of you bah with pride and lave Cue To very special Moms; Happy Mother's ih. baby crying Happy Mother's on May . May 22, 2001 from Mike. Sheila, Nadir. Day toms Aunties Hilda, Peggy Mae Tate on May 19th. Have a liams 28 We love you Mom. Loos We miss you dearly... Day Gene. Swan, Hilda John, Mar Webster, Ilapp> Day to Elizabeth and 1 finish my chore then move to the Nathan and Crystal. Have a good Rhoda I.i 1, Rose & Leona. Enjoy your from David III, Joshua, Gladys (Queenie), Mothers one. day! great day Peggy. Love from your sister Lit Webster, Paula Webster, Janie Thomas kitchen Front and l our Vera Little. Two very special ladies that Happy Birthday to my niece and tort Gan Soar. Keen, Andrew and Mae. and especially baby Low Maggie. Betty, Lena, Ella, Lisa, Scare Webster, Ketchkie Ch., Nora Lucas, e always ready and willing to take us She's papa. some hoop Moo, rice goad FRIEND Angela Cargos on May 23 Dakota. I'd like to wish a Happy Birthday to Am Mary, Jim, Eileen Nicolaye and from all Rose & Leona Frank, Gail Webster, Shad so and raisins 2001. Hope you have great day and mina, gela Arbeau on May 14. lave wonderful under your wings. You're both spe- Happy Birthday Woo niece Crystal Love from sus, the grandchildren and great Prank, Lila Ch. your niece, cial in all of our hears. You're both loved Mmmmmm a yummy change, treat to moreo come. From your Auntie ex friend day. I love you from (Mom) Lena Buck grandchildren rum, Cheeks. May 215. Love from Aunty cousin Claudine Webster. be mowed <

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1 Page 16 - Ha-Sight-5a - May 10, 2001 Ha- Sh!/th -Sa - May 10. 2001 - Page 17 Disability Conference Announcements EMPLOYMENTOP/i7RTIJNj7Y Career Opportunities y "i continued from page 11 - -c h- to -m7s EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR F0000001;0Oie9" ?u yaghmis month in the hospital. II am 24 years Aboriginal Network on Disability old and I forget to do things. I am very Society's lune Wylie, Ian l' k man and Operations Manager DEVELOPMENT RE ill P vulnerable.' Lillian Nis'ma Sustainable is a Allison-Sanders. ..recognized seaarrcching rnran EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. urn Silvaculture Iota new silviculture contracting company The committee did an update on the was Elizabeth Benson from Healing Our operating in the Pon Alberni / area. Attention Nuu -shah -nulth membership... This is a permanent full time position working J Ditiado The Company is owned by the Ditidabt, Home Care Nursing Project and showed Spirit B.C.- Aboriginal HIV/Aids d d7hP Huu-ay -aht Tseshaht and Uchucklesahl First Nations. While Please notify your First Nation if you have any events that happen under the direction ofa voluntary Board of all the Nations have a video. Lynn West did a presentation on experience Society, and Walter StaneChild. ICBC Directors. Kakawis Family Development in the Industry, we are seeking our first Operations Manager for our in your life such as Marriage. Divorce. Birth. Death. Name Change Centre is an Addictions Treatment the program's purpose and the prin- Manager First Nations Programs, Brian combined Company. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Centre for families and norhas brin in successful operation for over 25 Years. operations manager is and especially "Transfers". epic. I responsible Thurber was thanked for his preenta- Responsibilinm of the Director will isaude: for all aspects of the Company operations. Submitting these documents to the Nuuchah -nulth Tribal Council "Each life is a precious journey, To- and The operations manager is responsible Margate working with the Board of Directors to formulate goals, objectives, policy and for: gether we hold life's sacred ac- office is just as Important as submitting these documents to your gall, Robinson and family were thanked for programs. Oversight of staff of 20 people know ldyong our strengths, and survival Reporting and First Nation. the healthy food that was provided for providing financial management which will include; annual budgeting to recommending to the Board of Directors on all aspects of on land and sea," she said the business o Being on the D.I.A. list does not mean you are on your First Nation's the banquet and the healthy snacks. various fund, expo diem control, and accounting. -i1 Klmti s were also Stem Overseeing the operation of 3 or more Registry Sand List, you must apply for Band Membership. given to FM proven ability to develop proposals and to fu desire crews operating in different Inca "Each life Ls a precious journey: for being the driver for the bus that twins Your First Nation needs your current address and phone number so supervision and leadership of staff teams. Together we picked up and dropped the off. Negotiating contracts with Weyerhaeuser, Interior, hold life's sacred gift, people supervision of administrative procedures. Timberwest ea. they can contact you regarding Treaty developments, letters and Thanks were Negotiating agreements with PROP and acknowledging our strengths, and also given to the Tseshaht ability to oversee the management of the physical plant. New% bulletins. survival on land and sea" Nation for providing the bus, and to The successful candidate will: Overseeing the preparation of bids far work direct award and mmpeti First Nation phone numbers and addresses are listed below for your Tseshaht Slake, noun Dick, May Be highly organised, motivated and capable. Me Taylor, CHS Human Services, Winston Refining operating procedures and practices convenience. Closing remarks came from NTC Ile, team player wish flexibility. for new company Wuttunce, CHS Nursing Program, Coordinating equipment requirements for various Executive Director Florence Wylie who Have proven adminiaoative skills and supervisory skill. crews Delores Bayne for beautiful cedar bark Insuring efficient use of crews and equipment thanked everyone for staying the past The successful candidate will have the following qualifications: Ahousaht ses, BettyIMty Edwards, Sara Durocher,. I Overseeing financial affairs of the Company two days and recognized the pain some University Degree in a rein ant fiels with several years of experience Lavern Frank, Gerald Fred and crew for Pursuing other communities for the growth the Company (250) 670 -9563 Fax: (250) 670 -9696 of the participants must be feeling. Administrative background. of attar and take down. the people who The ideal candidate will have: 6,14, Florence thanked the CHS Disability Supervisory skills. General Delivery Ahousaht, B.C. VOR 1A0 offered the massage, relexology, bot I Extensive knowledge of the Silviculture Business Health Gathering Committee and past Able to create a therapeutic environment WU and all information Demonstrable experience in the field Ditidaht First Nation embers for all their hard work. Debbie Knowledge of the treatment of Addictions and Trauma. boothsa andeself care that was The ability to negotiate with Forest Companies and Gov't offices Lour. added M thanks To The B.0 provided. Knowledge of First Nations traditions, culture and residential school issues 1- 888- 745 -3366 Fax: (250) Computer literacy g: 745.3332 Kleco, kleca. Candidates must submit to Psychological Testing. Demonstrated supervision skill (20 subordinates) 'v .AC..e PO Box 340 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M8 Please submit a cover letter and your resume by Wednesday, May 23, 2001 lo'. MAILING RA- SHILTH -SA Strong communication , PersonaelCommillee Mills Elátesaht Strong business financial knowledge TO NUU -CHAH -NULTH MEMBERS Kakaw¢ Family Deynopment Centre Salary will be commensurate with experience. 1- 888 4155 Fax: (250) 761 -4156 P.O. Box 17, Teflon, BC, VOR 2ZO Preference will be given to persons of Nun shah nullh ancestry. Ha-Shift-Ss is looking for addresses of Nuu -shah -nulth members who are PO Box 59 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 Tel: (250) 725-3951 Closing Date - May 15. 2181. NOT receiving the paper. Ha- Shilth -Ss is free for Nuu -shah -nulth members. Fax: (250)725 -4285 Please forward resume and references tic Hesquiaht First Nation If you want to receive Ha- Sham -Sa please send name (including your middle Email: Charlie Contra Jr. name or initials) to: kakawis@tofino -bc.com 1- 888 -723-0075 Fax: (250)670-1102 C/O Uchucklesaht Tribe, PO Box 1118, Pon Alberni, BC, VOY 7L9 Fax 250 724 -1806 j PO Box 2000 Torino. B.C. VOR a -SN 220 -SO Ha- Shilth -Sa "kin EMPLOYMENTOPPOR7UNTTY the Moving? Mail in your new address FrouwO¢"Iw;gh Email dlunderbirdi7h.ne corn Hupacasath First Nation P.O. Box 1383 to sheerly ®nM1-Sa or unseat EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT (250) 724-4041 Fax: (250) 724 -1232 Pon Alberni, B.C. hashilM @island.net / PPP P P V9Y 7M2 I Long Beach Model Forest Society PO 211 DEVELOPMENT jj Box Pon Alberni. B.C. KAKAWISFAMILV V9Y 7M7 First Name: Initial: Last Name: CENTRE a `li is searching for an Executive Artist HO6 ay -aht First Nation - Mailing Address: ARLO:_ This is a full -time position -35 hours per week (Mondayj to Friday). l .ate JOB OPPORTUNITY- RESEARCH ASSISTANT City: I -Hau- -4555 Fax: rst 728-1222on Responsibilities of the Executive Ansistant will include: -2 Postal Code: Handling all correspondence directed to the Executive Director The Long Beach Model Forest is offering 1 temporary 011 -time summer research PO Box 70 Bamfield, B.C. VOR I BD First Nation: Phone: Preparation and distribution of proposals assistant position(s) beginning July 3, 2001 until the end of August, 2001 open to students in Ka:'yu:'k't'h' /C hehk'ties7et'h' (You most MI in knot Mai, Iah -nulth Fast Nation you ore ed with) Assisting in developing or weasels returning to school the fall. This job involves assisting in monitoring Knowledge and understanding of budgeting and bookkeeping indicators of sustainable forest management on lands managed by Sunk t Forest (250) 332 Fax: (250) 13 New Subscriber? -5259 332 -5210 Minute Resources in Ciayoquot will help Change oor address new.. taking and preparation for Board Meetings. Staff Meetings and AGM Sound. The research assistant set up plots and General Delivery Kyuquot, B.C. VOP 110 cra, i Reminder (ed wom are dueled from the wailing nn Working directly as the Assistant to the Executive Director within forest cutblocks and help in taking measurements of live trees. Assisting with telephone duties wildlife trees, coarse woody debris, canopy cover and windthrow. This job will Mowachaht / Muchalaht The s.esesaful candidate win: I entail camping and working in the traditional territory of the Ahousaht First Nation. To All Noo.bah -nulth First Nations Members, (250) 283 -2015 Fax: (250) 283 -2335 Ile professional, highly organized and efficient, capable of multi-tasking and Duties: Band Managers, CHR's, health Clerks and Band MembershipClerks: have the ability to pay close attention to detail establishing permanent plots in pre-harvest old -growth for.. PO Box 459 Gold River. B.C. VOP 103 4 Ability to work without supervision, and to supervise measuring pose- harvest plats Nuchatiaht First Nation Ile a team player, flexible and reliable hiking to sites and camping up to 5 days O MEDICAL Have proven administrative skills Desired Qualifications Include: (250) 332 -5908 Fax: (250) 332 -5907 COVERAGE NOT AUTOMATIC Have demonstrated Computer Skills with Microsoft Word, Excel. Outlook keen interest in nature PO Box 40 Zeballos. B.C. VOP 2A0 Express and Internet Explorer self motivated Tla- First Reference: Recently, many hills were received at the NTC (Non -Insured Health Candidates must have several years of proven experience. enthusiastic and team orientated o- qui -aht Nations Benefits Section) (,NIHB) from parents requesting payment under this plan. Salary will he dependent on experience. enjoy being outdoors w Idemess camping and (250) 725 -3233 Fax: (2501 725-4233 If child is not registered with Indian Affairs and the province there is no medical Please submit a cover letter and your resume by Friday, May 18, 2001 to: safety skills coverage. Therefore FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR Personnel Com mince knowledge of local plans and animals PO Box PAYMENT OF MEDI- 18Tofino, B.C. VOR 220 ability to slick to lAi even under wet /buggy field conditions 0 CAL VISITS, SHAYS. ETC. WILL FALL ON THE PARENTS! Indian Kakawis Family Development Centre WCB Level I First Aid (or willingness to become certified before July 3, Toquaht Nation Affairs cannot and WILL NOT PAY any bills without full coverage. Remember, P.O. Box 17, Torte °, British VO R 200 Colombia, 21101) (250) unless a child is REGISTERED with both Indian Again (Status Card) and the Tel: (250) 726 -4230 Fax: (250) 726.4403 725-3951 Interest in sharing knowledge with local communities provincial medical plan (MSP Card) two very important medical facto. apply: Fax: (250)725 PO Box 759 4285 Required: Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 a. The child is covered under the parent medically, for only Arm Email: [email protected] Applicants MUST be students returning to school in the fall of 2001 Tseshaht First Nation months; and b. Once the child reaches 1 of age then they no cos Salary commensurate with and experience; meals and travel covered A I -888- 724 -1225 Fax: (250) 724-4385 year are longer education eyed under the NIHB program for: equipment; supplies; drugs during field work.. ' ' PO Box 1218 Pon Alberni, B.C. VOY 7MI Please drop mail or fax a letter and resume by May 18" to: dental; and optical. I:I off, cover iety Danielle Edwards Uchucklesaht Tribe Normally, a child reaching 19 years of age requires her or his) own medical care B Netw, I on OftOblil Aboriginal Long Beach Model Forest Society card. A child can maintain medical coverage up to age 25 when in full-time le, 1 (250) 724 -1832 1 Fax: (250) 724 -1806 r' I .eUm. res9'u 243 endaascot post . t-Irntr Main Street swan., institution, that is approved by the provincial medi- n le I Lt nits P.O. Boa 1119, Uelaelet- B.C., VOR 3A0 PO Box 1 118 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 cal commission. FAX: 125)91726-7Ní9 It takes 6 -8 weeks to obtain these °overtire cards! Stan the process imam Ip EMAIL: dedwardsi8lbmEbeea Match! Dona assume it is done! Follow up with this until you have bah cards! Ucluelet First Nation Questions to be directed to the Band Membership Clerks, or the NTC Registry (250) 726 -7342 Fax: (250) 7267552 Office 724 -5717. Representatives from the B.C. Aboriginal Network on Robert Meet, CD -NTC yola Program.Supervisor PO Box 699 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR SAO Disability Society (BCANDS) staff their booth at the Nuu -shah -nulth Disability Conference at Maht Mahs. /th -Sa - 10, Page 18 - Ha- Sh i/th -Sa - May 10, 2001 Ha- Shi May 2001 - Page 19 Notice of Employment Opportunity Career Opportunities - 9 "i- call- to -mis CLASSIFIEDS First Nations Chiefs' Health Committee Rainforest Interpretive Centre, Tofino, B. C. Policy Analyst Automotive Arts Employment Miscellaneous -In- Training Interpreter is seeking an individual Wanted The First Nations Summit Chiefs' Health Committee (CHC) Í DB,M Autoclean FOR SALE NUU- CHAH -NULTH NATIVE with excellent research and writing skills. A well -established network among First For sale or made to order; rings, brace LANGUAGE Roles and Responsibilities: 'Well do your dirty work' T.s.G. TRUCKING SERVICE Nations and a good working knowledge of Aboriginal health issues is preferred. lets. pendants. brooches.omngs& bolo 5,0050 ibingin phonetics- formeetings,; Greet visitors to the Centre Automobile cleaning and renewal Moving and Hauling, Reasonable Rates. The Policy Analyst reviews federal and provincial legislation, policies, programs and ties. Tim Taylor, 1034 Emote Place, Port arch projects, personal caca. Noon developing Discovery Area at the Centre. CARS - TRUCKS - RV'S - BOATS Tom Gus,5231 Hector Rod. Pon Alberni, Assist in projects Policy Analyst services care the interests of First Nations are addressed. The Alberni, B.C., VOY 7L7 i rates. Phone Harry Lucas at 724- 5807. Assist developing and delivering Centre programs related to temperate 7429 Pacific Ram Highway B.C. Phone: (250) 724 -3975 will produce research, policy advice, proposals and conespondence for the Chiefs' II rainforests and marine environments. Phone 720-2211 6 Vending Health Committee and the Executive Director. Machines for Sale. Care and maintenance of Centre, its displays and exhibits. FOR SALE lam seeking employment as a Heavy Duty The Policy Analyst will develop and make mailable documents, ankles and reports $2500 - 52700 each. Sell pop & Promote the Centre by providing answers and information about rainforest we 19% Native designed jewellery; silver, cop- Equipment operator with several years of that provide information to First Nations and other interested organizations; liaise snacks. One machine can make 6 and marine ecology and the peoples ofClayoquot Sound. T Cavalier; per, gold engraving, stone setting. Con- experience. Please phone David Andrew at with staff in other organizations for planning, research and program management; $255 more. The Position: rF Amo, tact Gordon Dick by phone 723 -9401 (250) 926 -0226, pager -830.6121. or Serious buyers a British Columbia perspective when á useu information and research to Applicant must be between 16 and 24. provide A/C, New may contact /acquit at involved in First Nations health issues at a Regional and National levelI and attend 35 hours per week. wheel FOR SALE £umtka I- 250 -381 -8413. rings and other functions to promote Chiefs' Health Committee initiatives. hubs, Willing share weekend and evening work. good tires, ic.d., gray int., PAT, P/ Carvings for sale. If you are interested Advisory for Histories, Governance. Qualifications: S, well maintained, mint tond. Rainforest Interpretive Centre in native carvings such as: coffee table and Constitutions (forming govern- FOR RENT A university degree in health or a social science or demonstrate the equivalent 19,500.00 oho 720 -0923. 451 Main Street, P.O. Box 815, ToRno, B.C. VOR 220 tops. locks, plaques,b "totems, canoes. menu). contact Harry Lucas A non -profit organization has rooms to with experience, education and training; a combination of rent, by the Phone: 725 -2560 Fax: 725 -1252 leave message for Charlie Mickey at I 4724 -5807 or 724-5809 day, week or month. Very A minimum of five years of policy and program development experience in 89 FORD PROBE: White, no rust no 724 -8609 or Go Box 40, Zebullos, B.C. orlucasl&cedae.albemi.net reasonable rates for Room& Board. Also, health and social development (preferably with First Nations' communities); working engine. Asking $1000 oho. Mere is a Boardroom available for rent. Exceptional communication skills -both ...king and writing; Ph.k 723.0621 or 73Ió926 after 7 pen VOP 200 For more information phone 723 -6511. Society Knowledge of health and social service public policy issues, both generally FREE LANGUAGE CLASSES I ¡pry¡' Long Beach Model Forest 1997 FORD TAURUS: 512,000 o.b.o. WANTED and for First Nations; at Hupacasa1h Hall. Language Ion Excellent condition, low miles. APARTMENTS FOR RENT First Nations' history, tradition and values. Call Hide for school projects. Call ;ulna., Knowledge of n Tat Tatoos6. Monday and Stanley Sam (M 670.2318 - Ahousaht or -0512 weekdays). Clean & bright 1, 2.3 Bedrooms in JOB OPPORTUNITY- Ammo. ASSISTANT Application Deadline: 400 p.m. Friday June I. 2001 M724 (8.4pm 720.8933 - P.A. Wednesday Nights. 7 pm to 9 pm. beautiful Gold Riser at reduced rent, Interested candidates should submit a complete resume, covering letter with three July 3 - November 16, 2001 (Bring your own pen & paper). also furnished. Only I block to town -- work -related references to: FOR SALE Black Hair -12" to 18 '.723 -4631 Parenting Skills for Parents & Tots. yore (250)2833511. Job Location: Ueluelel, British Columbia Executive Director Marine Fridays from 3 -4 pm. EVERYONE Brief Description of Activities: First Nations' Chiefs health Committee NATIVE BASKETSIORSALE IS WELCOME. cou kleco. Fdnmd FOR SALE This job involves assisting in monitoring indicators of sustainable forest manage- 708 - 100 Park Royal South 24 B aluminum skiff Mercury Outboard Deno Class available For 2001. For Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress - Size 16. ment on lands managed by lisaak Forest Resources in Clayoquot Sound. The West Vancouver, BC Motor 40 by (low hours) nailer, asking Snood, Certified Linguist more info. Kathy Edgar 416-0529. Call for more information, 723 -9434 research assistant will help set up plots and omens within forest cutblocks and V7T IA2 $18,000. Call lot Deena 250. 725 -3320 live trees, wildlife trees, coarse woody debris, Phone: (604) 913 -2080 Fax: (604) 913 -2081 9am- If am or 6 pm -9 pm help in taking measurements of FORSALE r cmi:iiBóslá.. interviews of engineers www.fncheea COU -US CASH canopy cover and windthrow. The assistant will conduct Genuine Authentic basket weaving grass. The assistant will CANOE BUILDING t,,,srowrDr5artmn Need Cash between paydays. We loan and falling nntmctors about safety issues and time and labour. Linda Edgar, phone 7544462. Will build canoe, or teach to ter PRESENT THIS $200, help survey First Nation and non -First Nation communities about social values how build $100, up to 5500 dollars. 100°% canoe for anyone interested. From are. reres COTTON &SAVE elated to forest management. Klecko's - kekoo Beach owned and operated by First Nations. BASKETWEAVING FOR SALE aprawraio Dries: Canoe to40 footer. CallHanyL000s724- Phone (250) 390.9225. Or (250) 741- Grad Hat Regalia, Basket, Weaving immuringestablishing permanent plots in pre -harvest old -growth forests Thank you Peggy Tate and Kevin Johnston 5807 MO. OFF WITH MIN. 5160. 6070 eel, 401 Harvey Rod. Nanoose material, specializing in Maquina Hat ring post- harvest plots OR $25.OFF WITH MIN. $250. Bay, B.C. Thank you for everything yoú ve done Earrings. hiking to sites and camping up to 5 days For Sale; 1992 6 H.P. Suzuki. Only 10 - W for my son Dakota Blu Dawson. It Call Julie Joseph (250) 729 -9819. es emes Transition House conducting interviews and surveys 12 running hours. $700 firm. means everything to me that you've Wanted Emergency Shelter data entry Call (2501 72541...... For Abused Women 000 taken my son to live with -you and your FOR al.. Medical Equipment such as wheel- Qualifications; Children on can 24 hours 7302063 family so he can go to school in Pon 3 Large Glass Balls. Leave message chairs etc., Can be dropped off at B.S, in biology, forestry or related field Alberni. He now has the proper learning er 724 -6003. the Tseshaht Band Office. 5000 ,ammo wilderness camping nd safety skills Pon Alberni Transition limits facilities for the disabilities he does have. Mission Road, Pon Alberni. experience conducting fieldbald research all 724.2221 or call the nearest local After looking mall of the options for Jacko Clraphics Contact Gail K. Gus at 724 -1225 knowledge of coastal rainforest aobsyecology shelter or crisis cene. him to stay in school, you were my last willingness to work under wet buggy field conditions First Nations Graphics. and final hope, I was geeing frustrated Specializing in Native Vinyl Decals. Movies & Mumbles Help Line for Children - 310.1234 WCB Level I First Aid for willingness to become certified before July 3, and you and Kevin helped him. He has For Sale. 25' Mark 7 /Mint & 20' 20011 (Custom Made /All Sizes). 430 Campbell 5t., Tofino, B.C., nude a huge improvement since he's Bombard Explorer. Call Leo Manson a Because this position is sponsored by the Youth Options BC E -Team Al types of Native Graphics. -A well -established business since Chime Catering been living with you. Thank you from (250) 725 -2662 for more information. Call Novel Rick & Celeste Jacko. 1994 with. regular clientele and a great program, eligible applicants must be: to stay. Once again, Thank you Peggy fer All Dada, the bottom of my heart, I will always be (250) 990.0234 or Email: potential for further Youth 16 -24 years of age and a BC Resident and Kevin, you've made a difference in development. For thankful for your generosity, and the ics Part Alberni, B.C. somebody's life. Iacko9rap @nome cor Sale $145,000 firm. Includes Business, welcoming of your home you have Call Renee Noon Pay. SI200 /hour Love Karen and Andrew. equipment and inventory. Contact Ed need place from when any family member VanGroenigen (250) 725 -3456 or Mary 723 -2843 TRADITIONAL 13.00T CANOES Main (250) 725 -4478 Please forward applications by May 18, 2001 to: KLECO, KLECO (evenings). Dedicated to all Me Motor in the Ross X' Danielle Edwards this opportunity to Livingstone & Watts families. I would like to take BOARDROOMS FOR RENT Long Beach Model Forest Josephine and thank my grandparents, cunisusticin AI the Tseshaht Administrative P.O. Box 1119, Ucluele, B.C. 2 LICENSES FOR LEASE awes yb COUGAR Mothers Day" means more Earl George for a eeylhing they have done Port For more VOR3A0 "Happy Buildings, Alberni. for me lately. I was in a ca accident on Than have a happy /ay. ROCKFISH 9.46 METER ki PAINTING information call the Tseshaht First FAX: (250) 7267269 04800 P05 April 8, 2001 and my grandparents held a rbteehaaer -5121 Within those words Ire lots of things Tab 13 1 lima bee */ License No FZN -13, for - Nations Office at (250) 724 -1225. EMAIL dedwardsu "brushing ceremony" for me on April 15, 33' Dugout sale We never Raw o say Eligibility No 44738 n .L- 2001. The ceremony taught me so much, It means t love you first fall. Prawn 9.14 meter Tab# 4 .ar ht. uiaa -.. "h¡i and really gave me a sense of who I am 5yï fplafk {lais °radio License No FW-4, Eligibility No Cgeat [navid Then thanks for all you do. I like to b as Nuu- chah- nulth. would also Jla.te 61 by Elizabeth McCarthy 44741 It means you mean a lot to me, thank M. Sutherland and his wife for ,AS W load Coact i3Oama mAshai Tsawaayuus 2 - 1636 Peninsula And that /honour you. taking the time on Sunday to perform the Requirements for vessel: (Rainbow Gardens) Ucluelet, BC ceremony. In addition 1 would like to Registered with DFO as (m: ) Na- Shilth -Sa PRESS SCHEDULE But most of all I guess it means _ Share your talents with your elders tend special thanks to my uncle Earl 4451 Beaufort great Pon Alberni, BC commercial fishing vessel. Volunteers required for the That 1 am .ruling of meaning var 5R3 -(360) 7246831 following Nations Wellness Deadline Prim Deadline P tine Smith you show. me the true first Tour happiness on this, day, Current accepted overall length tasks: Your of family by coming and giving me my ( 1 survey. Hu pli ha Drop In With pleasure and with lore. is eh lames Swan - WhayagaPeïk- /Give demonstrations u May 18 May 24 September 14 September 20 new kuu -us name (which Tah room Proper owne ship on file. /and/or teach basin weaving, with tulle Nolan (Health Nurse) 4 ca). There were many people who came,. Traditional Artist June 1 June 7 September 28 October Port Albeml Friendship Center From all your children. to all of you and Meets maximum vessel length Original totems carving, painting, etc. June 15 June 21 October 12 October 18 cooked or brought food. ¡P.n.., Upcoming Dates: April 27 Kleco, kleco restrictions told plagues). Watlitnis' prints and o' We also need cultural entertainment 1 thanks. ofdw noted June 29 lulls October 26 November In loving memory fa very special my family many license. of May 416 Conceded r- Ph: Contact Darlene Erickson at 724 -5655 15 eh loom ca (Dawn Amos) Participants shirts available. (250) 670-2380, July 13 July 19 November 9 November Mom... thinking of you our dear Choo, Tah will have to pay May I I th Celt 12501 213 -3281 Or e -mail July 27 August 2 November 23 November 29 management fees to a service May 18th departed wife, mother & Grand- We would like to thank all who supported wihayagxik(ryahoo.com A Canadian long distance Plan August 17 August 23 December 7 December 17 May 25m mother Rose Ross, our thoughts and s, by buying our raffle tickets for bureau. Start saving now. 6.9 cis a minute any - August 31 September 6 Blood Pressure Screening and hockey jersey and hockey stick Please apply at the Tseshaht 1 nine 5 cis on weekends. 9.9 cis to USA. prayers are with you each Canoe. Child Health Information w No fee. 1 second 21, Thank your is greatly Nation office .kY monthly billing. Direct For more information on deadline / printing dates. every day. She lives on in the on April 2001. First Pap Spooning /Sm0estmg appreciated. Winners: Dave "Hooper" I plus dialing. Leis take the mystery out and advertising rates, call H -Shi1M -Sa at sparkle in our eyes: Laughing, do Allan Ross Jr. Genes. Hem. Information Sutherland to Irvin Frank Jr. of today's market. Call 724 -0441 or fax (2501 724 -5757 or entail hashiltheisland.net quiet, gentle, loving, wise. Phone 250 7241225 Mr more information tali Delvim From Eugene & Warren Swan 724 -4496. at 7238281

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w . van to make a difference ?; t Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council Indigenous Peoples who make up the .;-+...--. twins with the Indigenous Coun- 8,500 members and 40 communities of a I cil of Hausteca Veracruzana. the CHIV. Their origins go back many 1\i thousands of years to Nahuas (men of 1) In the year 2000 NTC twinned with the knowledge) and Teeneks (men of here), ) CIHV of Mexico to promote inter - ) from two cultural mothers, indigenous socio- economic development descending eft ,1 the Mayan and the Toltecas. /r'n and establish communication links. The 1. very p}: initial partnership agreement reflects this Though their circumstances are ours their concerns and 'pl by: different from :Log r5 I Ili are similar: ., starting with an information ex- challenges ; natural resources, the change. Each Nuu -chah -nulth the abuse of ,I return monies from Tribe is twinned with at least one low of the 1l resources to the indigenous com- I Teenek and/or Nahuatl community (above) NEDC Chair Darleen Watts and NEDC Manager Al Little ,Yr loss harmony and all are in the process of devel- munities and the of between man and nature meet members of the Nahuatl and Teenek communities. 41 oping community profiles for 1 exchange illiteracy and lack of training in (below) The Nuhuatl and Teenek people gather outside the 1l'1 providing financial support. At an traditional and alternative areas of meeting place. NTC meeting, the tribes agreed to employment support the CIHV endeavour to high unemployment and poverty purchase a school bus by providing loss of indigenous community .- - -, values, including family and com- fY , a contribution calculated per tribe at . -r 1. $2.00 per capita munity cohesion w, JF ^%.: °; , ~ ,w + problems of leadership and solidar- fr je_ * providing opportunity for economic :¿x, ity ' '' d support and partnerships. NEDC is r 1 assisting the CIHV in establishing a In early June a small delegation from 1 CIHV will be visiting Nuu -chah -nulth + regional, community economic 0.1 ^I! territory to both meet their partners and t development strategy and in identi- 71,1 fying potential economic opportuni- deepen their understanding of who we y, Y 4 ui1 ties. It is hoped in the long -term are and where we come from. u%, that there will be potential for inter - If you require further information or like to know which ?Ay 11 indigenous partnerships and/or joint would villages your n Tribe is twinned with please do not ventures V The Teenek and the Nahuatl are the hesitate to contact Caledonia Fred at (250) 724 -3131. r' T w f L +-;`+ ? t ~.Sip-'+'t Yf , Ii. AA. 7 j -,teer.:...i- .i^ y'`. o R,' ` - - - rri i dr P.S1.4 .1 .?/ i - *1 r% ]i 1,- ' ' ,4 ,1I I CAPACITY BUILDING PART II p ,Y. t °

;ev¡ , For Nuu -chah -nulth Chief and -t^'J to , l 4 .1 0 1 Council Members F - 1r - - w ; In 1999/2000 NEDC co- ordinated two workshop on Board Roles and Re- r,-,a.r,,,raí.r :, ,r ?CI _: 4yrc.10_ Capacity Building workshops for Nuu- sponsibilities looking at the differences (above) NEDC Chair Darleen Watts meets with the Indigenous Wom- chah -nulth Chiefand Council mem- between governance, support and en's Group. (below) A typical school in the CIHV Communities, which bers. These workshops focused two operations. days on building financial management often doubles as a community grainery. This workshop has been designed to skills and a third day on professional be delivered to participants who have

development. completed Part I - delivered in 1999 NEDC in partnership with John Cioffi, and 2000 -and will be limited to a .'+ÈY..Iyj,.'r` ` i1 ` vice -president and Mike Whitlocke, maximum of20 participants to allow principle of Business Resource Service. for more personal training. ,' a' =`: --,: 3! fi..i N f:>.v.... Sr .i ti.:, has developed a second phase to this Capacity Building Part II is scheduled > training program. The primary focus k- ..,@- tt} to be presented in the second week of , :ea is still financial management and the July in Port Alberni - actual location workshop will begin with a review the and times will be published as they are S }- previous material before moving into confirmed. . S A areas of joint ventures, partnerships If you require more information or il ...... °ei..4r.Nra - . and business analysis. would like to register for this workshop Fl .t. The third day will professional devel- please do not Mit hesitate to contact ,u A opment facilitated by Theresa Katherine Robinson at (250)724 -3131. ^^ Kingston. Theresa will present a 2 'ö!`-. HN Nuu - chah -nulth Economic Development Corporation 7563 Pacific Rim Highway, (next door to Tseshaht Market)

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