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Prime Minister stops by, - Prime Minister Paul Martin meets Six Six Nations supporters Nations people during riding stop mistaken by police for t., protesters on Highway 54 By Emily Bolyea swarmed the small restaurant where Turtle News Staff the large group waited to catch a Prime Minister and Liberal Candidate glimpse of the PM, who was about an tt Paul Martin took time out of his busy hour late coming from Caledonia. campaign schedule to buy some From Six Nations Council Dan ¢ Timbits and shake the hands of well David, Six Nations Senior Public I- ., over 200 people, including an eager Relations Advisor, told Turtle Island 4; group from Six Nations, in a News that he planned to hand a paper

Brantford Tim Hortons on Paris entitled Federal Election 2006: Six 1 Street Friday afternoon. Nations Expectations, from the Six Well wishers and a few nay sayers (Cont 'd on page 2) Band Council Chief threatens local business with RCMP and shutdown By Lynda Powless Editor sY It's become the battle of the letters. Some Six Nations Band 'councillors found themselves in the uneasy position of having to send out a letter to two local businessmen advising them that a letter from Elected Chief Dave General threatening police N./ and legal action if they did not shut down their internet hosting, and gaming operations did not have the approval of the Six Nations Band Council. (Continued on page 3 ) Prime Minister Paul Martin dropped into Brant Liberal candidate Lloyd St. Amand campaign Friday and met with Six Nations people including band councillor Dave Hill, Turtle Island News publisher Watch for your Lynda Powless and local residents Alva Martin, Nina Burnham, Alton VanEvery and Barb P > VanEvery.Councillor Hill spoke briefly with Martin about Six Nations housing and water. (Photo by The Rug :4 special Jim C Powless). HAS REOPENED IN THE B Disc AFN warns Tories don't mess with SALE°" RUGS Cou Featuring: Navaho in the mail! - residential school compensation Area OTTAWA (CP) -A $2- billion com- unravel the whole thing," said schools. About 8,000 elders are eli- Pria pensation plan for aboriginals Fontaine, himself a victim of sexu- gible to apply for a fast -track abused in residential schools could al and physical abuse at a school in advance payment of $8,000. e Persian collapse if a Conservative govern- Manitoba. There will also be a truth and rec- Silk ment tried to make even the slight- "What we want to hear is a clear onciliation forum to allow former PI Acry est changes, the Assembly o and unequivocal statement of sup- students to share their stories, and First Nations warned Tuesday. port for the settlement package $125 million to fund programs to Area Rugs 5' x 8') National Chief Phil Fontaine said because we know it's fair and just help survivors cope. starting at $59.99 he's frustrated by what he and generous." The Conservatives have said since 300 King George Rd. calls" conflicting and confusing The deal, which must still be the deal was reached that they Brantford (beside Walmart) , / messages" Conservative Leader approved in court, would compen- would honour any court- approved 519- 720 -9649 i'm lovin' it and deal should they form the govern- qt Stephen Harper and Opposition sate survivors of rape, beatings - tJ - Monday's election. 282 Argyle St. critics have been sending about the cultural isolation in the once ment after Jt 0 1> Caledonia, Resturant deal, announced just days before mandatory school system. But Fontaine said he's concerned 1 the election was called last It would be open to more than by comments the party may want eat aw- Mrtial November. 80,000 former students who can to make "slight adjustments." Fled "Even the slightest adjustment or apply to receive $10,000 plus Harper said again last week he S°ecteóa zfide; change to the agreement will $3,000 for each year spent in the would honour the compensation i (Continued on page 2) o 74470 04551 9

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TURTLE ISLAND NEWS TURTLE ISLAND NEWS luny} IF. 2006 January 18, 2006 TURTLE ISLAND TURTLE ISLAND NEWS LOCAL -- LOCAL -- I Paul Martin drops by, elected chief message gets handed to local candidate Battle of the letters council verse chief, when chief threatens business (Candnuedfromfront) ' (Continued from fromt Mohcks and Allies Gaming Miller said she is also concerned - 1 - And Miller pointed out, SUWET hall, Turtle Island News question `.e Commission, Nations Nation Barb Council pasomlly to 9 The councillors later instead Six Iatemn that drawing too much attention to of the Ilaldimand Mira dons General on where band council EúSALI I porno that not only did the Gaming Regulatory Body on gaming could result Lloyd SL Amend. . S ut ottitia in own Sandpiper. "It's ovmd by Jeff gash in authority to regulate gam - slnot about Road, "immediately Theta Inge drmment dE on the m il know Groan Chiefswud the bingo hall being shut down. T Thomas and I underst.dit's ing. General said he did not know federal government whom ever it ' but did not provide any c and desist representing them- ¡ NA71.9 t at tint time, but would look into it. should he, m: brmtn. for senna as having the ...V to 76!/117®8 COMM Mauer said " apceared Genere) anlSSr self-governance, understand General of gaming licewe and regulate gaming on the 1 was trying to stop people from - m.-. - Six rnnlNo... the political capacity g chairman Sid Henhawk for sign Six Nations Reserve" - using the words SG Nations.

-_î The says m provide mmpeten input on cons. The councillors Inter Said Mere is letter 'this will formally they saying nobody can use advise zalir tion and recognise that Six Nations no official Wed cous. reolution you that legal action may ,tiwp..r - Me raname Six Nations anymore. Do has the right pmmct all their mm . endorsing the letter The councillor be taken against you should the `` ey have authority to say people bers regardless of where they live. i letter is signed by six cowcillors, wébsite located at amain' cant use the word Sù Nod -Expects Me government m fulfil, Lewis Stoats, Carl Hill, Levi casinocom of be Immediately m lt L + a - Weir said she s aLy cnrevad Six ea land research councillor Helen Miller Cold up signs for the Prime Minister to see hat his camper bus when ohm down a ue FoI Pupa. detoured White, Ava Hill, Helen Miller and " Wt Gem's,, Yh seen by they thought Mer were staging a protest (Photo by Entity Botyea) The letter va also Six Glenda Porter. sent to the . r __ _ = _ thet15 proving a end ms g prnvin- at the ^ ^ provide the necessary resources waited patiently intenectio 5of Nauons police acc.o MFre aping IKcowultotion s The letter came after land cola, mrc, OPP _ßi7',7^-2 .-,. 7 .°,^ the Six dossfor ter commwers. Chieswead Road and Dory 54. with pini Rama are tweeted, cillors lamed through the commu- and RCMP. ^ ° ^+ "It's the oil tlaeakeeps the Gene. was not ina He where they hoped. deliver a person- Enact the Residential School miry that General and Sà Nations The letter was sent without band a¡i® +.....e.°...... , - province away. If we keep raising was amn ding a going away party fr al message b Mario regarding Sewernent Amee men immediately, y M Gaming Authority Chair Sid councilco approval r knowledge. .. - big ink, the province is going J1w her .ance direcbr Tom Danwy and claims involving Sú N.om a -Rirwlve oá ing lard claims, - Henha,k had seat threatening Colin 'll r Helen Mille said .-..w:m _.-. r,e wk , . make us lice the hall or shut it Meanwhile at Six Nations. a small, Grand River Territory. Implement Me SN Water Crisis letter o Six Nations Network General sent the letter without , down. e ../n, They're telling the province group, .puled by Man Gene. Bin Me Masdn didn't come. .1 Action Plan in a timely manner and . Solutions (SIX NET) and the council authority "Wire .. A_°' ge.` it has)unsdicition here when Dave After waiting for couple of hors, an Haldimand Mohocks and Allies teeing Dave (elected three - .4,,' flA3g 00 pi vinceha Metimemni"g OPP stopped ..21 Officer and notified Ma Gaming Commission without General) can't h sensing these ' 00 province has no jurisdiction" group hat the Prime Minster mail approval. approval, rs council She fop 15 rices his and changed his mute. General wrote the letter dared Jan approval. Throe wwas m mam I C he thew licensed by t15 leppe" says M,0 do have jlIjurisdiction gal. The "There were mdetcover officers and 5, 2016 and Dec., 21, 2005 to Jerry form ...oil =Sobs mb- to the OPP and kee If him and She said Thomas appevently use his pick art IheW The mmarced polo. vela lets paholling Montour and Rot till saying the to der said a Ma. "wanted toed Sid he nelh mouthing off rock. a levee as well. lick o, that and the area;' mid Man Gene.. band council and gaming modo, b do this he should have asked to the police and province about " These en. doing any- make m get a Bence for the bingo General planned the roadside are the "only legal ulo s enti- he wrotethe.Heri. We even tell t gibing thttslooking l- more wrongwrong. Cacti should be hall" 'migrating' alter hearing he PM tled lotion. and regulate gaming the to find Me bingo hall cause cal could be opening 'They ireetium send this would he travelling from Caledonia m of any kind on Six Nat.' out from someone else, Moat ly legal eithereither. They should tg king Il to d lawsuit They're iElect Brantford, passing through Six + The lathe claimed Six Nations with his n m put up more careful. They're not of making It uundlike ooiuing Elected Chief Dave General Ad Nations on Me way. However, Mr. Network Solutions (SIX NET) with us doing Ms sniffstaff aehde hoot the repercussions of their Man. and INy'n using pro- m Thule Island NEa Martin's mess secretary said Me operates an online ami Me saM - telling nose anymore. If we find am pie data aren't culs Dime Minister was eta hotted Sr pipercaaino. , A second letter we sillw,b,d send a letteruMoritand Nueva.- He could be opening a can of At rose Prune Paul Moran shakes Ponds wino loan Nado..That only ace.act made by Minter Su Nations residents demanding the Hard one he had no auMonty, NO BCR." arms on this whole Mg. Gaming meeting at the commwiry Six wigs ga pri,gp Nina Burnham, Alton and Barb Vona ry darin campaigniIuo) for Brera candidate Lloyd Amend B'm Poonnom Metl was by Tarde Nand News (Photo bli puólkh.lsdsponá one atmn..e.b and H sulxs Ma nTmmlO, Grassroots group drawing attention to Six Nations claims tiIs,nghtnunughnxtlosovereign uta- minis crowded lummen de Dime Turtle Island News publisher Lynda Paula. and Brant liberal Mon Geneml seid"it'ss of rm. puttinganyhiug on bold Mecommwi- Bylb fr us." t applaud you, but I need to ask f a I ersao, they're going v .pad us. They candidate Lloyd St Amend Nroduted Prime Minister Paul Man die problems lacing In nmrywihomfnsoh When Sir/T.4á1,. w.armer Council told them they would be in you m be patient" he after nor land 1 think local resalm band pr) tInain Mint General. Whnhsmgrd hmarheeredthe Sir Nations on including Alva MP* during his ogle The Memo laa6 de The Six Nations Land Claims support of Me cause, but waned Smak replied,'TTOw long do you groups like yours shouldhound be Confederacy Chief Arnie Gecral, In Min Generals lg objected to raga clapped and sdm br.fvù8 Friday (Phoro by Asa C Powere rnsPect lm SÙ Natiuç inning m Awareness Group is gearing up to me inorm.on on when propose that will taker involved in thla" who has been supporting them th PM, pmnu, Jln.tdl ram Mahn made his way down ee slain sage peaceful occupation of a and ¢where the occupation would General mat give her time Smith replied, "We don't want singe Me beginning, said he thinks Yob uu'Mm. ndm. we as her greemi y Liberal MP d h( parcel of Six Nations claimed lad. %keels. helm itofficially decid- frame. But he saidwucil's expío- money, we w. land me for deo 0015 aetlon. SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER the 1w in: Lloyd Stolen, . and is currently in Me midst of d b back Me group. ration calks with the avers. n Councillor Levi White said he 'These girls are on the right track. for and Nmi.m, ritJas and ticethe Mime Slmhun Marnm was Who gathering support from boa the "I commend you guys for doing get an out-of-court settlement on Minks heir idea of an occupation is They (non- natives) have made CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES Av. dMlkU, 000 Lynda b Turtle Nand News Eda confederacy council and elected what doing," said councillor Six Nations land claims are going a good one. money off m muon and we Idaed w 115 letto ova amap of Lynda raoks Alva Marlin,Martin, you, P.O. 5001 Ohsweken. ON NOA IMO until before any action is taken. Aver Hill "As you get your plans well. The two women said their plan ism havens don. damn Ming about it Box heMe am gamed m ..Soi Nations in CouncillordAltoDaveHll,f Dave Nina Bofnit At last week's council meeting more organized and condhated, I "T can tell you now got discussion occupy the parcel until and unless We gotta stand up for the territory 4Sm,"yi (519) 445 -0230 Administration Office Fax (519) 445 -0249 the alma d as Ma. VanEvely Star... Tuesday night, group founders Mink the batter n will all be In the is vat positive and productive Me other party mule prove Mat Sú or were going to lose it." cum. She Nation roco. showing tie attNstopped for Matshort chat with Ionia ,maven and Dawn Smith end. Let's do it right; let's do it right now. We haven't been sitting Nations actually owe the Cowcilmr Helen Miller said she reds none, sake led Stha dmember ssicaul pNations oil went to council asking for in sup together." on our hands, believe me" laN personally supports t15 ocupa0on. and Howtl SWANprop is tend overly Appleby, l3. AVAILABLE COUNSELLING SERVICES port of the ininntive, saying they Elected Chief David General told Smith replied, "And we nave. Smith said going the diplomatic "All we der is sit here and be nice. "A ®eut of people managed e, "Children m poverty is impodant feel these isn't enough tin to sen the women et council's education seen any of that" route and trying to talk to OIl We write letters and we never get Are you or your child experiencing frustration and confusion chugs Me PdnaPins Mi 1551 mule, sowercommensaid try longer while developers con- campaign of going and doom Nobody in the1 unity hats seen pants alongaloe the Grand i respons would support you, m when it comas to relationships with your panne., family or friends? hnagirc who WOO m 10000 people commended SL Asa for time rapidlymal encroach on Six the nand fiver and educating the inform n how to talks are goings[ citing her and moony on behalf of omen his In n Boddo;' work Malm the amide Nations land, businesses and MPs along the way progressing, and all bend council lamia ,experience in but for myself" Counselling with o r trained and qualified professionals can make a difference. RdnRI..6Nl2a.at,omrS Mohawk lrcoand site andmdand Me "How much more are we expected of the Heldimand Tract, and told meetings pertaining to We talks are objecting m a by-law in Caledonia The women will take the issue to We have a staff complement available to provide this services with qualifications _ .1w st Aman, tam as insistentm to taker' weld hobos. "We know them to wait to see how that turns "lord. dot would change Moan for this weekends Band Council, ranging from Social With diploma to Masters of Social Work. Fist,,, training and experi- who pushing for he SIO million Inside we can't dour alone. I'm not will- out before "ratcheting" It m -The community knows nothing' the purpose of m development Confederacy meetiag(Jan. 21). ence in Play Therapy, which has proven invaluable in intervening with children. omen* ora hoed mg to wait because they're not notch and doing an occupation. said Councillor Helen Miller. "As "They're not going to listen. We've Local 2 new vs, tmrnandPlant m We r an provide or support therapeutic intervention for individuals, couples and 0.weken Mahn spent mich of his areas families. There an some of issues we might able to help you with: 4 inside discussing issues regard- __5 ry ANryud people In Cana. ' Orel Counsel.° Spats highligfsng Me Kelowna Amid Communication National Conflict ResolutioNProblem Solving with leaders from all levels of govern- INTEGRITY... EXPERIENCE... DEDICATION FOR BRANT Sexual Abuse Caroms 2Q swing 85- billion b raise !h levelh of healthcare, ...ion, wars Anger Management r1 Clawified 22 Illy Behavior Management for Children and reconciliation for abuse in resi- Parenting Skills BuisiessDirctoty 23 dutial chaps. ParentTeen Conflict Vote Lloyd St. Amand Don't mess, Fontaine warns We also offer a number of social support groups and activities for children, youth, and adults nave an impact on m in Dollars for the New through our Community Support Unit (see ads for more details). Con 'd rop? Irma page) he lonry o[ . Lloyd St. Amand was instrumental securing $10 Million plan, but not necnsenpy the S5.2- aboriginals. Jim Prentice, the If you think we could help or want more information, please call. billion deal to improve Conservatives' Indian affairs critic, Water Treatment Plant We want wanttalk m you. said the party's on the for aboriginals reachrd a positions I(eloww deal can't IN lumped in . Lloyd St. Amand has received Acclamation by all parties to the position of Chair t f SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER few1 days later CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES with the residential 1Le Congress of Aboriginal school pack- of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development. .rte (519) 445-0230 Peoples, hied represe. decor. g .'O la and every oanm I have bern asked about this and w g ff r d S Ph .flu h webs NEW NMNfMNNE the Ç ry I f at the 41M1 MNBV about 'bd we intend AgylOcert; 8,16" National (Lief Dore, send MINXIMLAPIaPil -- i Babies of new year Extended to Jan., 25 the broader fo d set beg. or on Election Day - January 'din arhea nerve t, I a real m package from Me fin mñnndin Liberal ,.....,.a..n.I ly hod m bo claret Man that" 'AU01abe0 by Me Official Agent of Lloyd 0 Amano° www liberal ce 4=..':ri aves s.a..m. t- meeting dealt specify how it will ti d 1

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North AmericabX1 Native Newspaper! National Chief questions Conservatives Nie* MUST BE K000iH.'... aboriginal "platform," developed / onita kenh Onkwebonwene YOU without First Nations involvement, residential school HE MAS',/,' BEEN THERE settlement lost? TURTLE ISLAND NEWS (Continued from page 4) process with a moNTHS First Nation would dimldy facilitate FirslNation hard on this agreement It repro wrong- headed actions of the pan. IN Multilateral *osa,. ere, and to do so Form and fume First government capacity development rents years. of dedicated effort and Solution to our problems must be Turtle Island Nam is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand T ' CHIEF Cd,.INC11J-OR today. Minister Meeting a well a a set of gncoordination with Ode. govern- waiting through expenditure and driven by our people, for our peo- River Togo It is a politically independent newspaper that is Om other key concern is your indicators for monitoring progress man program review processes and a pie. Real solutions must not only wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No party's lack of c 10,1 rat to tbe Federal, Provincial, Territorial d Finally. the Conservative statement last three federal budgets until, these ho .00A principles pinion of the newspaper, including advertisement, pictures or edi- veep a IhAb,the First M, VIII First Nations governments' says dst the Liberals have not bud- finally, the First Nation agenda has of and respect, they must torial content may be reproduced without permission. colo Meeting on Abndgi0 lama. Your accountability processes were there- gored for this expenditure. In fact, made it roto Canada's agenda. also embrace the moth, political PUBLISHER - Turtle Island News Publications response, as repotted by the media fore frothy established in Kelowna. the full expenditure is budgeted Nos. it would appear that the and legal responsibilities of Canada EDITOR -Lode flawless and highlighted on the Conservative The Conservative Parry press salon the Liberal plan mon be ref- Conservatives are saying Mat, if to look arak us to close tie poverty News is o of.: Turtle Island meaner party 10. Is not only deeply release also says that Mere was no erase in then nth. released elected, First Nations would be at gap between First Noms and +Cans an Journalists 1010101; a is based on errors of agreement about how monies would on lan II, ZOOS. Likewise1011 New ism sideliredgrd at wont, ignored. Canadians. urge you tonreconsider

Native Americanm Jo Association be divided nalists fact. I believe important for you between an and off- Democratic Party has identified Fro reading ras, plenum a your Pe10kn with respect to First International Committee to Protect Journalists Worldwide between how this money robe aware of Me coned lacy M prop would be allocated appears that the Can Nadi sum and the fiscal plan MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS These esa reveal a funda- within COUNCIL order f« you to hater deteunine an their plan In contrast, when know what is best for us and will aniculmd in your party platform. Turtle Mara News - P.O. Box 329, appropriate response m daaka mental lack or of the or amine the Conservative develop heir own plan without our At this time we continue p0101111 2208 Road NOA IMO Kelowna agreement Chef.,Che. Ohne., Oa. about the Kelowna agree., The revision spending promises, there involvement We had truly hoped the entire Come ve platform Telephone, (519) 445 -0868 (519) 865 The agreement reached included between on and off-reserve was single reference to spending for the that this approach - emblematic of As odor issues arisein reading and E-mail -advertise.thetmtleislmWnews.com or carefully considered implementa- made explicit on each subject met- implementation of the Kelowna Co,aro disgraceful past colonial analyzing Me pmtlhm, I will com- nova Onvoleis.tgnews rom et plan. All governmen. agreed ter, assigns. specific allocations agora. This dentomeates to us relationship with our peoples - sa e Mese concerns o you Volume II. Edition) Second Class Postage Repatriation X0728276 on pisan of regional Meania for specific programs m arr.a IM the only way the Comery belúnd tea. No one can design Mu- directly' PAP Registration X ISMS agreements to elaborate on the In addition, it was also char that the could respect the Kelowna agree- fort I look forwardw to receiving your Websiteitromthererfleisiandnews .tom Letters: Open letter by National Chief to Mr. Stephen Harper, direction set ensuring McNamee to monies would not be "divided up ment would be to run deficit tnit has never worked in Me past and response each particular region. The commit- among provinces" but rather the First Naira have waited very ris. will. Indeed. we continue to ours Theo Phil Fontaine Leader, Fiat Nation portion, for example, long time and have worked very Lots to lose in Tory Canada Conservative Party of Canada moor aso garanl d httow -up suffer ore consequences of similar Natrona Chief Mr. Stephen Harper sands of cases and numerous class sions with the government regad- First Nations have a lot to lose when Canadian head to the polls Leader, Cmserv.we of Canada actions back into the courts. This ing an apology and ball expect that Monday. Party House of Common ' will insult in severe lest and finan- it willI be given by the Prime For the first time in modern history a federal government has sat Wellrepon Sore.. Ottawa, t ara cial consequences for Canada and Mana M a significant ceremmw. NDP meet small gathering here down with First Nations leaders and talked about problems facing ILIA 0A6 untold social and personal mar Of equal corers is your published our people and what our needs are. By Emily Bolters wnerested re the election and you. in an election campaign quickly pen., for First Nations common, party platform, which is silent on are The Kelowna First Ministers Meeting in November was m impor- Tails Naj g11ted that Powering come to Six f0rypmen when n n d Dear Mr. Harper: 'es and indrv0dual survivors We the comprehensive residential osa tant achievement for f í. Nations. tt brought in to Me able where Only four Sic Nations voters and Na to diems issues wig her Montour. 1 am writing you to raise several believe the Settlement Agreement h school Settlement Agreement of programs and policies that affect us arc made. some local media met Lynn constituents dote. Unaffected by the small turn cut, critically important issues which .:norm and historic milestone November 20, 2005 and merely a It told federal and provincial politicians, continuing to develop these Powering, Brant New Democrat Aware that Sù Nam has 10,000 Bower, spent ow hours explaM- require youru immediate attention in the relationship between Canada makes reference to die much more Me Gathering Place on ing programs on e shoe string budget continues the kind of Fint Nations coda. eligible voters, Me MOP candidate her parry's policy mea,. of and response. Because Mese issues and its first peoples. Any re ) limited March, 2005 recommenda- Thursday. said she realized many issu, including halts, and communities we have today, Mat fin lousing are matters of imrtantpo public pol- be seen as a fimdamena l betrayal lions of the Aboriginal Affairs Orgarexer Floyd Moms said he Nations people do not vote for rea- sates The grana First Ministers meeting hm been decades In the mak- SIX NATIONS POLICE ky for all Canadians you should and will result is massive kola Committee. We hope this ism over- had hoped fora bettera tann out sores of principle or they don't feel Bo weringedled the Liberal govem- ng. It gave us a voice at the national mule, a voice that may he last. BWMe meeting was a 011110 only me represented by Me referent memo handling of water conditions knowMatlwillbe releasingthislet- trust and even greater ham than has sight on your pm and that it will he reads kroi Sins Nation male bray ]join wen nose üm6 And along with it came a histoncalresidential school agreement that on dies loaf radio ton, and politicallitical on country deplorable a publldy. already been inflicted on the sur- be corrected naos possi- aretlraall off a w including Mir Parties. am wì11 finally deliver justice to survivors Mat still battle their own per- through word of mouth. Rie people of Six Nam housing should Over die pmt several days you have vivo and their families. ble. Ifit is not an oversight and your one etMlddlepon(now y Donna Durk) anal anal demons. 'some of harem (councillors) said o Stsallusioned with federal poly atop/enmity for whoeer sought through b the media to clarify If the Agreement is damyed, the patty's c ommimdit to the moll A 22 year old Six Nations man los been charged with public intoxication becomes So in Tory Canada, First Nations have a lotto lose. they'd be here but they dal show tics: said Bower., "ad I don't MP" your party's position on the likelihood of resolving the ale. vmlytoth legacy a0er police found the man .40821,ing down Fouts Line, just west of But so do Canadians. up, but All (Hill) did," said blame Meth" She ampartd die Liberal govern- Kelowna Pin Ministers MeetingMee tial school legacy or restoring must is Nrh a the Conan., mono Woodlewn Dove pmt Friday morning Montour Montour explained to Bower. his meets the hums a Tory Canada that gave us the railed Memo Lake Aceotd and ...non agreement and, secondly, on throw will be next to none, at least in my mendations, we mm mousy Police said on January l3, an l'4oam. the man was walking on the south After hearing flowering speak in t o about federal elections. water dins with reservations with it win a Tory Ontario, in particular, that refused tom enreaR self roof *mal some settlement nota lifetime or yours. Most cruelly, protest. Nolan ywouldmchawe- smulder of the rod, but began to stagger onto Me ..away Police Bran, Sunday Montour became "I don't like that issues talked about similar problems. when It was let with the killing of First Nations 1 activist Dudley med. destruction of the Agreement will an Mat you intend to m stopped Ida and had mired a strong odour of alco2n1Aaron Hao-y George at Ipperwash. While Stephen Hamer and his gang may be Your responses to both issues are of deny elderly residential school sur- much more Mm make ',light admitted to drinldog alcohol, b. refused to tell police were he had been making hay with the recent Liberal scandal, tt was the who morning the alcohol. great mens Shored you party Mon their promised early payment agjusmms" m Me settlement pack- refused to launch their own investigation into whether or tint politics Strange Animal Complaint font the next government, we which wm due to be received by µo. ' would fundamentally alter played a role in the killing of Dudley George. six Mtion police have sera off Me carcass of what may have been a believe Mar your actions on Mese them in a few weeks Mme. Many of Me agreement by along away its Most children aren't shy about showing So scandals aside, what political party .loon'. have her, take Bobcat after a young woman found do areas with large fangs last taro important maters will indicate ih®ll die in the ensuing months central rompue., the lump sum look m which prey a ben suited for Fin Nations and fora kinder Friday ( Jan 13Wt Mod 5,7 am. on Mumma Road, north ofFifth Line how the Conservative parry will without experiencing the antisWc- payment II would aim Agree the Cards in the wen ditch. Police said IM girl had discovered a carcass with large affection. Which makes them excellent deal with our people in the yews ll dm comfort to symbolic early terms of the sal Agreement fangs with its eyes and Me ends of the fax missing and was completely The Tones have pmt they are planning. Who.. corn ThereforeThe your response to payment and settlement lier signed by Ibo wharf Canada m sIMned from end of nose to tip. The concert had what appeared b bic' They II bring back du First Nations Ore creamer Ace. give mire spreaders of the flu. thiss llp$ will Ire weighed carefully ris wield provide. They will May 35 Mn which formed Me of the mature appeared to ha.boa funding to te an aWriginals u to the reserves, mouse tee mN(Pr+a.l, b`Iarl.rolr.e.a Mat by mu people when then nudoe their never have the chance to reconcile been ofthetethe negotiations po a tier Bof kid haie nerf Bea large Bobcat. Bobcats are ai, laid councils to collect the GM on reserves, vudom will he given d ka Nia, ose a st wra+kr decision of who vole for on with Canada or the churches. Ilea d< attempt tenementsettlement protected species and it is intern shoot Massas of Mm jaw. wsa package arls SMA. 15s e. Atlas d.m choice in aOmGpelemrsmy schools with Munition fading fd- takes for dialysis W determine Me emaff speeim Mamba) The access m.a p(I via Janury23d. will be lie unintended W ,mrn Artymimeite5 limi44 m.0.111473a1 µl+an bwee bob Mt memo. ltey will promoter private IM was later taken to the FM-Centre for disc...FOP. ere M.MUS.,g. With respmt to Me residential Mailable results of tinkering with Abe time either tlethe Political krabpaaaa °mantic on resume and mime de Indian All with a legulative Hummer amlev vehicle. 6111 mF r.Il Aor.w schools WM.. Agreement Do the Settlement Agreement. I am Agree. or dire boaSettlement kgmewvek tha pwidel for Me devolution of full klpl see Police are 01 Orbiting the MR of a Hummer after Me driver sel off dao* Globe and Mail reported on Friday, sure that you «any ether leader or A bt will be vigorously The OB IO nut just db0111011. tic y®bli.y to minore wig Ihe stolen vehicle ova a muddy field riot Line IN Prison Ilan loamy 13, than party would not want d ix to happen rSmd FIS lions m Ile Tory pan promotes leaving reserver for cities. Ito Tory plan 31 Police activated Me Pale 'l eluipMénr slam Mc !Emmet which Conservative der said however, th wild abet like to Imo yeas Canada W by millions of First l'Me are vend Rd don not take culture Into consideration does not deal ave Furs failed to stoputnie intersection Of Chief Mat lis would ben.CO,, dao* with pores psi* on . epbp b Canadians one have come to The Hummer wnthnued to Tavel north on wood Rd, witIa N Native autonomy or even speak to negotiating with Fin Nations the me. to compensate vin. the residential schoo1ls tragedy TheT understand the red m bong cloua tae d speed and failed to stop. the intersection115mi Second Line M. 'ma of residential school abuse, Political Agreement we signed with le this tragic *pie a our Firmly.history. The Hummer pulled into de laneway ora private residace no Second Ad rot suprisinMe ray In te soften M atolles . bh1 although he may make slight adjust - Canada on May 30, nos recog- to clarify both of yeas Line Rd and proceeded towards da open field. Due to the extreme Nations nos Bogie rloy of the of ..N a ". We would Tike to Mow the need Wr an apology and platform an muddy anditiom, police were unable to follow the Hummer. * tipi tram,. 0r parry Aboriginal Peoples, urban due claims to in mend residence for U0 t go. doff precisely what you mean by 'Might although the apology warn. pan this man«, and you position who The police K -9 unit was ä11d to the very mono m joie with themnlb endorsed she Conservative suspects Police followed the Hummer sacks threw the mud ore eventu- adjustments". Given the complexity of the Settlement Agreement (for aspect w m apology fiomfrom tae Pay over ko weekend a0er puing kilo. mot non mon ing) ally located the Hummer abandon, approximately 200 meters from First of the Settlement Agreement the constitutional rases only) it Dime MM.. for the residential Gym Stephen Harper explaining the fomaeti Plafforin Ibo Rd. Police continued W follow Memel. and which eventually led great difficulty in mitred, it and and is uenmodd by all part m Dort' Indorsed a parry that would Intim ave finding. Leiters to to a mime residence. give Me wrens of the abeyance agree the Agreement to he integral and A parry That has provided so fine insight and was clearly in a rush foster public discussion ofmm. ments of Me class action, even Me component or the full, bic, and jot to prevent any "anh -Indw" sen,. Born arising and put together effecting the reside. of Me Orond slightest of changes will legally settlement we seek with Canada. River Turtle Island News nick aboriginal plat that in a nutshell says it will revisit fund- Terra undo the Agreement and sad Her We have been engaged in discus- welcomes all opinion pieces and le, ing ration for of reserve resi1nts verses on reserve. In other words, res ten to dre editor. Trews must rv see their alined, underfunded programs hit again. -.. and must include an addrrvs DRIVE -THRU COFFEE SHOP 10,51111111155021811141111111111117 leadership. -r- n my Aboriginal ver Residential co - survivor's package b4 voting Ubeal 4:00 to 10:00 p.m Durey i. willing to male off the Ivdwmrk al Kelowna fora few nurc Ityoftbelenepm,bevenifedTane 6:00 a.m. to noon; p.m. belles rvn Ore wlu vase program dollars. Thar kid or leadership Is shortsighted sod has by Dal Rh. Commas= á Bland News reserves Me right to Me plague of First Nations and wwr Ils. Flanagan who believes all First Nations are y ode e1014 Coffee and Donuts, Indian Cookies Instead we need ro enwungr all voters, who make their way m the 3 and should he assimilated. grammar, spathe and clarity Talk Ontario More than tinie we ® polls Monday m roc Mc 15.1 billion Kelowna Agreement and the i once conreimorary hist, limes ben Island News, P.m. Box 329, 2137 Second Line Six Nations Ontario line .wed, Min I Mc raval election This lime, our vote may really 1 Nod Imo (III) GRAND RIVER TERRITORY Noniron, sight) rt 441 -0108 or fax (Ill) 445 -0165 lamm. IS. 2006 LOCAL 1wry.A2006 LOCAL ' Councillor says he feels "slighted" for not getting "formal notice of finance Council still doesn't need approval to travel, but have to tell when going directors resignation, Rama funds keeping band out of deep deficit By Donna Dark cilia` Thomas, who holds the social ing of those funds an who spent body balks A it, then we should be Ste Wrder services portfolio,1was 1 1 5 1 5 money for inset and how much just Nought it weird RI -Do "a Orel that are running in deficits I Damn handed in Ins resignation Darn, said he disagreed with her. believe I should step Óc and "I that she got Six Nations Band Council and Marie attending a meeting on child was on travel. Stm$NO believe there ill be no manse e n Boxing Day. Coo said m e nn believer In the scpara allow new re come in mot so defensive- 1 know she doesn't Miller says m far as she knows, chief maybe taking a step back in welfare issues, which Miller did Miller estimates she's spent Outgoing nand email dame of deficits. I duct Wrik that will they are upset that Neo aid not of de SAO that from polle wìmnewivc about et approval by the (health) com- there no accounting to the c time to approval to spend band not know. $6,0e0 sine tang in once in I sit on Hann Tom Daman, whowpo left Nis change" .wire proper notification of the . cos. Ices the SAO that acts nor llama, accepted a position as the a, it" any an who is spending how dollars forl travel before they hit the Harris, who holds the health port- No20Nsv. mate.. Butt, pmt Monday anew positional department dilesse. ne MP., es interoffice swwl intermediary between Mann. 11111 fa the NAAF on c she says, In the previous council, which both much on credit cards, ai.orts folio, saidd she tells the health co - ids int question of how and Thomas Ns anal Aboriginal working made midi..oxen. and he one lent M -mess directorsnet and iced politics" of Jan.ler Met the dam - llama sat on nobody Hough the ountilchief and councillors I man yeah n band council mince Mote she's gong but is being spent s l had to Achievementnìev Foundation. says tell, he made sore they were o e personnel Da. 30, Ile further aid N"one informed Ne tlon ii of Corm elected chief long get approval or permission are expected to read,. when - Was not being held accountable for Miller, who sits on the . wail and the community know for traveling anywhere. ethem council daunt not M1 anything ace. but m m amnilbn. Seeped intention m resign, who moving Jamieson. The into is mood not he its semi councillor Helen said she has never been told. where its going and that council- "(Former elected chief) Roberta credit cards to wont' - about widow a Whey know what they harm Ja Flea in Ih film le Nye of nets called M hin and Nat eels{ mown. s headquarters into Six Council are to be used Miller she wants see Harris became defensive, yelling at lors are doing their . AI nail a new one Il hind idle are idly sauna. For a wereelm ,move the nee.. his decisioneio5 win hm. because, Nam Polywch .row . jobs. gave them free reign," says Millar for emergencies only, such as need- Nat change Miller, "you spent more money on At lint Friday, general fiance wf Mhowithout `rule dam- for the tI he, only through mares on placedple,ted urns mm to says Ne feels council needs ing a taXi from a At last week's council meeting travel [M1m I have so far" many. councillor Lewis Maas .ç this ...lion should font hearsay in the community. make a Iinfor n (to work for the o reinstatereime ate ev committee hotel if the personn is toftown Tuesday night, Miller recommend- When Miller tried to respond, calk) on council to tike need of t very well and Ili, based on Councillor Helen Miller aid she I informed my tans It sen Miler says every ablerother municipal rah "Somebody needs. account to the eel that chief and council be elected Chief David Get..inter- the fact de anal audit ick doting Howeve,nofMrators" sing hoin.d "'n Dyne., hard to make Jan decision. l .a and governmentalI oyniagkn S~ community on how seems are required to Inkrm council of their vaned and suggested to council get being up, art win to dpi. How eves be later said that. h his, "Idling of MI . lot of respect for die chid the has a Nome committee except NM.. says Miller hovels and the five Ws on with making the motion on says nee and n one to immediately corn is going m iced a director "It Ise didn't make sense to ma" mead and the community. I w. Six Nations. bean She she's ale mood that when Ney back: who, council travel. replace him, Ney should be don- "fof fine said Mille 'We go' a photocopied na activelyvein searching. All - "We need that finance committee. get what very her councillors provide mit- ere, and why, upon their Miller says travel expenses In the ten on where coed and should perhbss nee w -Were a e organization."to o" easel.mail. I Oink Nat's a sayslap in Me necisione up and 1 had to nano Only in Indian country can you get theÿ v gone return bends annual audit are misleading. wring firm in his Ames. He Bald he would like put corn- lace to 5111" decision." way with that (not ba ene and what they did. Council unanimously agreed to The audit only shows council and L "I a Wá mts. " crunchn row: to ant the community's concerns CouncillorCo geld, "Irun feel He said he kiitol he'd deit mot ll.. Chief David worrysaid always bring report hack for pass the 11111 ws, but not before chief travel carts that come out of said Soap "We'rere deice with io mt over the shape of the infoor 1 ambit get more formal position long enough and f wwhi council hat .thing Io worry ,hell did.I don't just 5, They do an argument erupted between band support finding budget, but M0 the I do here concern information." benefit die mown n, have a new "boat Councillor Helen Mille. awned,. Barb. fart verbal report. I want portfolio P councillor Miller and councillor she said some councillors are tray- reports every about the Miens- and artare the lion Councillors were also surprised . in his position, with fresh "I have every fain that SAO, month." f Barb Hansom who spends more elhng o committee money Nat . She also Daman .,bonedrebuffed the idea of hiring and we've glow well over No 1.- fan Na[ denim A ideas. going to enure that the tramitiontransition says conned should Her next recommendations to No Are opposed Miller's rain. money on wawa. doesn't show m Ne asair. what said the ton coot fn. years.torest."like.pm ywrcon-your OfficeOfficer Glermng Y being "Ten years is long enough. 'I'ndy,l isdoneseamlessly" k know functions councillors until Include asking fora break- mendation that chief and council It erupted after Miller mentioned Miller holds the kanm with finances right now is the cams to rest." appointed Acting DirectorBireedr of public oaks goat are .tending She said she believes down of how much councillors are inform each other of Nair travels noon of smaller/ kleris and folio, which is in a deficit and does some of councillors are attending spending on navel through the w dep.mems that are turning Councillor Am Hill says policy Firearm he Mama his dome BAND COUNCIL BRIEFS diet before Ney leave, moved by Miller Melba Thomas, saying they toe- not have the money for travel. technical meetings .15 under a deficit, totaling 51.5 mil- states senior staff are required to SAO. Ise. Fridays mating was that don't him departments, well as hae- and seconded by Councillor Cart nee queerly travel telling shemustusebandsnp - lion dollars, but with an allocation v 30 days' notice of their resin- the font Mey'd heard of the ded- General tells council committees he sits wnlmg can Aaaresult, require a political presence. account,e$ o£ how much Hill. cil where they are going. port funds to travel and it of last year's Rama funds, totaling After councillor Ile. Miller pressed General for a Its[ old. commit - shows up "How can you navel on communi- they're spending on council credit She said she was also going and "It was aimed at (councillors) on the annual audit for the ty dollars witnom being account - $1 million, Ne deficit should only "Then policies are followed for -Mho made the decision Glenn is tees he on he delivered the information to council verbally at its ammo. ads. that raid. staff h required to do I Barb (Harris) and Melba nos to says Miller. "And we be about $50e,010. ople and not for mhos, going to beating !loan. dart. general s- Iasi Tuesday night. a sea abler should Council departments do have trav- the same, but that she was going. it is (Thom.) because they're Me ones But, she said, some portfolio hold - at least be informing council when el Edger, but don't break down The areas of concern are dose sheesaid la, asked Millet.. "Ho.. come -I want to know what benefit t it's good for do community." said address the issue at council's next Male/ who are gone all the time: says ers use funds from whatever we back where we went" who, what, when, and where, she finance meeting.Councillor Barb council is being let in tie dark, I get Millen don't Inc that " General said he alts one the Chiefs Advisory Committee to the ()maria department their portfolios fall Miller says she was surprised at aid "Thry re all going to get mad Hams did not return Turtle Island At the time of d e meeting roan- under (tat there's no account- haw Harris reacted. the traveling more MPPLevac apologizes for not '} She went on to soy that she didn't ITS Nations Limited Moral .' the selection committee for the ad A again," says Miller. "If any- News phone ails. agree with the belief held by o no Codon Lacrosse Its of Fame, and he is the ChUr of Recognition of

Self-Government for the Iroquois Caucus. Miller asked for the inform- 1 talking to Six Nations about lt' has th ere should be a separation of Internet gaming regulations meeting fails to draw crowds from polities. lion in wring Council agreed to amen the recommendation, moved Mama, By Donna Plow -You can black outatan wee where shout the issue. gallon said he was rvit fo`gnty to emirs Amt. CICIU radio bingo, selIng "Council is responsible for the by Carl Hill and seconded by Levi White. "Bell Highway proposal Staf'Repo nobody in that area previously against Na min of ".gym eat Nevada tickets, and selling lottery financial management of din con liking of new finance director. h overseen by human resources Aa resultant fora local Internet Internet casinos," aid Elliot. reg., lam. gaming until he licensing, tee would be acting inta tickets in convenience stores. many: she mid. "Financial man- depanmem Bs By Donna Chuie host server company says it will "Australia isall blacked out" realized it could make money for sovereign maun.- The Six Nations Gaming agement of this community Is not Council seem,.,., accepted the recommendation that the hiring of a dram MPP Oave Ley. apologized ta bun block Six Nations from accessing Residen. can só11 access Internet community.. that d mold be Al.ougli local modem, nue. Commission, a regulatory body set administration. Financial manage - new finance dlrecto be overseen by human resouro.,. after a vacancy .oral for rot consulting with them its gambling sites if the comm.. ru dos n of hotted by SixNet. g torn non-mtive business tioned the legality of licensing up by the Six Nations Council, cur- muni is pan of de political body, as in the position opened up when Tom Daman armed mil [art sooner metover his plans to dedicate a of Mails it wants to regulate [roamer bed any site hoed by Sofia will people. Ile said the majority of Internet gaming in the past under. rawly regulates gaming activities pardon ell." month of his intention to resign. Hry 4113 to Alexander Graham hell, and says TamhiginNeon be mammal. to Six Nations r.i- d. Canadian laws, Elliott says wt's no here. In now roni, the nccd m engin in That ccommuntyty ease ..roaming J. ne old I n-nadveNeelmayei9ssmpor- different from operating the bhigo mea ngfuld úl t with ria \vautra. hall .IUNaI. "We would black n a because it, ale mhate am IMEMEMENI But (Fore were only tom people thet e deft`( Nine to do;' said Elliott. tam Inn val n Arwa pwnrm. Mee there m hear lt. 'Nobody (fiord Six Nations) can Bur MPP Cm 1aWn denounced cru TODAY Consultant Wa Elliott told the gamble on thorn ion that we Love phi, as mead. Ma Y w Indian River Wednesday January 18 spit purple who amdd that in tech, There is m active pros nation.onmWe are regulating, are area.. naming the highway after Six Chatham 10 am 2 pm Me W the controversy amid. m N Mons Chief Joseph Brant mood Salvation Army Thrift Store g reason[ gaming there ate son. gambling." ñófrillst. ix Nations was notinformed ofthe planned ous reasons why he thinks the tom. He mid it was one of the lower food prices sons why he Ins mind tram 8 d in Decembes band council carte Thursday January 19 mwity Mould support regulating it. changed him a letter informing h' of the need con- . DIRECT Smear 10 am 2 pm , sult with them. Westbrooks Countrywide Election Code amendments ? 160 Main St. S. Hagersville . "This was a failure. a did not get Lev. said, Miry 3 at Bluelirm by Donna - Truckload Citrus Sale East Avis into doe frame amend I undo and pt She Nyrm PRICES IN EFFECT from Thursday, January 19.a, 2006 , SEPT1 Hearty that Mere needs to be beIth logue." - Local resident Wes Elliott asked council at last Tuesday's general meet- IiANR He repots comm- Friday January 20 until Wednesday January 25ra, 2006 at closing! i mg to .Dent two petitionspet for review,ew, signed by local . asking Brow way mod him unfairly. Can.., 10 am - 2 pm Super 8 Motel for thane to the lection.cacade. The proposed am amen. include "That caused people believing I was Brantford fires.w of anti-naive" changing the title of chief that a councillor be removed from CANTALOUPES NN SLICED Levee told council that he tamely dwscoveted a numbered highway in 1160 Howler Rd. . DEL MAESTRO office when he o the is charged with an indictable offence, effective Canada could not be instead, he plem to dedicate the sun Sat. January 21 Product of USA. make the dareneor she isam`or`e gatll 12 elected district councillors m of highway Mm nos through Smiled to Bcll instead He said his Monday January 23 PIZZA MEATS be changed. eight` elated from the community at large reasons far dedicating it to Bell are because be invented his initial con- 10 am -2pm Bonhelm tO am -12 Noon á Other proposed Mments include having c dichtes for chief enter a 4:. G Was $1.77 cepts for the telephoto in Brantford, because Brantford ú called Masonic Lodge Perking Lot anil primary elect.* the top three nominated run for the position'Attie es the Telephone City. He said it moil. great way to noel. die city, flavours Trends Home Furnishings main election, and del cowing follows She Robert's Rites of Ihder. Assorted NOW $0.97 Helen Milky aid, "I who you rem. My TMMsry 12:30 -2:30 pm Camel. dw'tase it The second petition efod for an amendme to the impeachment section err is the lack of consultation." Waders Mart II Was $2.47 135 King George Road of the Hermon Cade. The.IÀection code currently says order to impeach Was $5.97 Lava said he he "more than waling. participate" in .ding MN Street Many more 111101e wo. an elated chief or councillor, a petition most be MouslI to council an alterative way to honour Irma items nee sale! NOW signed the majority of eligible voters that voted in the eral alai ion NOW $2.97 SI. Elected Met ]"avid General suggested, "Why rot name i the MI- 20 Ib, Tuesday January, 24 when the amino or chief wasw gibed or acclaimed. Elliott' proposes R.) highwayl," to which the council and gallery laughed. 10 am - I2 Noon We reserve the right to limit quantities. While supplies last !gavel Oranges Dresden instead to allow a majority of all eligible voters sign the petition, not Councillor Ave Hill thanked him for beng the fins member of Mu- Oreaden Arena . $20. Lint die onesu that voted. ment, Wend or provincial, to meet wit.. 53d council. Community Center ' Another amendment proposes that if a chief or councillor is censured "I know that been a fiiend of Six Nations. I look to ow 1212 North St you've you. Wa times he or she should be removed by council, the position be STORE HOURS member talk re ...mien" 20 Ib._ . immediately posted as vacant, and a by-election be held within thirty SUNDAY 9:00 AM 6:00 PM Genial aid the issue would be tabled for council. later Ruby ROO - dismal Ridgefown 12:30 2:30 pm days. date, and nodal lam for coming Grapefruits Canadian Legion MONDAY FRIDAY. 8130 AM- 9:00 PM Royal It's giving Nis council the power to censure its members," said Elliot "We don't wane worm the oppo.nity to start developing manwngfd - 8100 AM - 7:00 PM $20. "Phis adds weight to cemure."Ifs in the Greet Law," he adds. SATURDAY .multi (ion," General told him. Council uunimmaly aped to send the petitions . the election corn- County! mina for review. In The Heart of Haldimand lanuarv 18. 2006 IUR- 10100(10 hoer, 142006 LE 90905 SPORTS r4RSLE 1914OJD NEWS January 22, 2006 January 29, 2006 February 05, 2006 February 12, 2006 a Got Sports News? Warriors vs. Rea Dogs 6:00pm Stallions vs. Rez Dogs 6:00pm Sting vs. Rez Dogs 6:00pm Sting vs. Stallions 6:00pm jiCall Emily @ Stallions vs. Sting 7:30pm Sling VS. Warriors 7:30pm Stallions vs. Warriors 7:30pm Rez Dogs vs. Warriors 445 -0868 to get CoMO& SPORTS 1.:0 IROQUOIS MEN'S LACROSSE LEAGUE

February Men's Lacrosse League se Ne fire mer ratasse BIc league tournament vi Ontario for Bush League Raises Entrance Fee By Ematy amen each. the minor lacrosse league, that I Spam Reporter In the second game of the night AS By Emily Bolsea place to go on Thursday nigh., hole," said Green. - Smoothtown, the Tomahawks. and yo pay 412 or 515," said Ly` 6 ` know of;" *Bali Longboat. The Iroquois Men's Lacrosse of the ninth week of play the e the stands were Pull and the In u Director and Sports Reporter who November, attendance had The teams and fans may see Green. w I /S] E()4U11 ` Secretary for the League was in full swing on SotReservoir Dogs took a bite out of The Bush Leaguehw been forced hockey was great increased from last year The re,- another if the price of ice- L+ T Arrow Express. jump April and 9111 qe , On 5h the emh Sunday for the usual two battles the Sting with a 19 -6 final decision. braise trance fm five SLpne Now, the ells are scattered on for the increase was credited! time increases. V Iry Tina from all across Ontario, League will be hasp The Bush played out at the Iroquois Lacrosse Vern Hill of Ne Rez Dogs scored to$Ngame because the league isn't with a few die -bard fans in Ili the new team Sand 0.n. but -Well have to raise it to sevenv f'F1( from Bowmanville, Clarinet°. eague Toumam t, where Gree Arena a whopping 10 points with 5 goals making enough money bane the farm of proem wivesives and girl- spisince Men,, support he decliud bucks," said Green. liri Cornwall /Akwesane W Guelph is hoping to have 12 teams on dle The Warriors moo the Six Nay are 5 assise. b cost of Meoime. friends. n informed ham owners that Fruslrased Green doesn't under- ^.. will be on hand to play lacrosse in snrfmtheround- bang. Stallions in a tough match -up The Rez Dogs scored 8 times in "We need $591 every Thursday "We don't get a whole Ira of the increase would be implemented stand why fans aren't coming out Ce magnificent haquois Lacrosse just roTenms will pay $600 m enter nse resulting in a 25 -9 wan for the the firs; 8 times in the second and to cover the costs," said Bush fans out." said Green. and (harts if he didn't see a to support the only Six kaput cones[ where first prize will likely in the . Stallions. times third embarrassing It League Presidetth,Peewee Green. Green has been the Bush League rise In tans inin the sota. Nations where men and women can ,d-lell The kids in the ryte /peanut divi- «A ormore. The Warriors scored .limn in the Sting in every period. . "The majority of the money comes President for 15 years and doesn't Every Thursday night the Bush play competitive fist paced hock- Wen we rally njoyingtbe'r first "AO the money from entry fees the firm period compared to an The Sting bd to rally in the noon. from the player." ant the league to become a moo League beasts an exciting triple- games of lacrwae. will go to prize money.' said incredible 9 goals on the Stallions third making it their high scoring Reminiscent of ose times, Green pooh, venture. header pairing the six teams, name ey Yoti re getting Jerk games for ay Woo gar to win, yon demo nor Green currently in the process of side period with just 3 goals. remembers when the Bush "We doút warm make money, ly the Spars the Spoilers, the six bucks. Go down to a Manor around and you gel to knack peo- applyingm the atcha Fwd Mitch timed. of the Stallions The Rez Dogs had two penalties ."L League's cold arena was the honest we just don't wanna be iv the Sharks, the Snlverhawks, Golden Papa game in Brantford ple ou4" said Spencer Martin who for the cos[ of im -time. was the high points scare with in the game none for the Sting. Is scored a goal on Wednesday. seven goals and three assists High soarer,. for the Sting. lita A Handful of Peanuts will be Cody Jacobs also made an Henhewle managed ro gain 3 gods 1 'laying from other areas for impressive effort with Ocre goals of the Sù came by the entire Warren lw/mn pry In for oMües as Baimyn HOh inure he firstf t lien M their lacrosserosse STING NEW CANAM TEAM and seven assists. team Purple thee High sorer for the Warriors, Sm The roqua Lacrosse lena MC teem PLAY THE STORM WILL NOT LEAVING THE STING AS THE ONLY CANADIAN AND SN REP Hill wiled rinse óoals and two League games comma wnsh.t By Emity Selma term inthe league making the Sting The winner of the C-Am "I'd probably take dedicated FamwrywdMrohwiNamm- Each team had one penalty each e scheduled in mid - April. ARROW EXPRESS:ITIINTF,, TOURNEY Spores Reporter the only Six Nations and Canadian Lacrosse League Championships m stead of good," said Bud. were men meet again for New Six Nations Can Am rep in the league. will have the opportunity to play in The seasoned lacrosse and all Stallion players able to The Sunday Oe Emily Bolyea playa, RUSS of Wednesday Winter Lacrosse Leaps Jan. 11 rally a minimum of two points some quality lacrosse action. Lacrosse Tape wan. the Song, The Can -Am Sting team should the Presidents Cup with other now owner doesn't want to be S its Reporter i PeentNTyke Gong" Peanut Tyke Purples have been accepted into the Caa- not be confused with the Iroquois Senior A .mpetifions. embarrassed for not having enough The Arrow Express Winter Am Lacrosse Association. The 11111 Lacrosse Sting wens. Team omen Bud Powless and players Novice White 9 Novice Black 10 Lacrosse League will be holding a previous Six Nations Can-Am although many members of the Josh Powless arz cape to pail "I went a team that's gonna Bantam Black 0 Bantam Orange 14 play." SN Minor Hockey winter lacrosse tournament the ' mom. Ite prom wore to wed IML Sling team will also play on together a skilled and e dee icaad The team has room fora 25 man Midget Purple 9 Midget White 5 weekend of the meow in I fora new Ne Can-Am Sling team boom. roster but the eager owners don have each ye, Stag will be holding Misers m the near future to help ?:o one's committed 100 %," pay for gen- eral lacrosse expenses. HAGERSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT SIRE SAFETY TIPS said Josh. SIX NATIONS Practices will be held beginning Modeling their logo after the GREAT SELECTION UNDER 514000 Feb. 7 00pm at the Iroquois MIZEUEZEIMMIEC Structure 2 Ski -DOO Bee, the Sting have cho- at) Lacrosse Arena Practices will 2002 Chevrolet 40oor sen yellow and black and white as 2002 Pontiac Grad AM GTI wow Gross /Tire continue every Tuesday for the AIL V6, Ado, Air, PW, PL...... _.....$9,988 Changed your smoke their colours. 3ALV6,Aib,ArrN, PL, LeMer,, Mortimi, 55000 km! i. of February and March. lash believes will be a 1988 Fad Explorer Spott alarm battery lately? Cor fires 8 wen SN LL Novice 0 Caledonia 4 Kevin Davey. Wen Peel , contend., monthsThe season opener for tie much 40L 06, Auto, Air, Pry PL ...... $8,988 SN LL Alan 6 Cayuga 2 assists -Kenny Elliot (3), Kyle $13,988 Hazards 4 anticipated league will be N late 2000 TOM tows SE Wagon "A lot of players want to male Jacobs (2), Riley Sault (2), Mitch Green (2), Plan your escape and the team (goals -Tommy April or early May 1114 cmise...... $8,988 Other big impression in our fast year is Miller, Doom. Randy Win Powlms, Jason Man. yy a an!., Amo, Ar. pun, PL, in case Are IS will play an average of one game a o!: 519 4454054 of the league." said Josh. Hill, assists-Randy Hill. Owen Clay Marlin m. Brier Jonathan, 1: 2001 Charter Neon LE 4 Dom ----- week, depending on the schedule. 519445 0325 Car idioms 8 convoy the snow looking for Whitlow, Larry Hill, an Ian Martin, John Name.) One e*e-a1y26.000kml 56,988 r "We gotta lot of top notch Crawl low in smoke sponsorship. The average drive to players Doolittle) SN Rep Bantam 3 Waterford 2 e. e,' 9gWV. 91 I False Norm 4 wanlhi to play for us. We're 1 Randy Your FORD Dealer each game will be about two hours SN LL Be. tainMe 9 Cayuga alas General, All prices Plus Taxes gonna do really well," said Josh. I and the furthest is over tom lours (goals-Jeffery Hill, Landon . Martin, Randy Stoats, amino Tiered Rasp... 32 AU Vehicles Ara Certified notch hn m on cx Pull for green Both Bud and Josh realized the Ryley Johnson, Jesse Genera Vfer.t.cr ecefr over away as all hems are in the USA, martin, Calvin Thomas, assists- Id Emission Teasel Morin lino need for team m Six Natico m .R0s.1. flashing Rght, volunteer 2005 Total 691 including Newrowq Tonawanda, -Andrew Bomberry, Martin (2), SN Rep lot, 2 Paris 2 put Same champ, Hill) (goals -Randy Maats, Randy 18 Main SI. South, R8ger5Vllle www.ne93nplam.cum Warn. ' going to on emergency 2004 Totals 539 Pinewoods, Onondaga, and emallaeles2nea81I91oM.cOm Allegany, all of which have com- onsMpsw the new are., said SN LL Bantam But 4 Cayuga 4 Marlin, ants Whitlow, '.Ovens ern rang sTaTIST1cs I Bud. General, Brody Miller, mitted to the 2006 season The (goals -Many Isaacs, Tyler Jesse i Any players interested in trying Jameson (2), Brandon Jacobs Jordan Wright) (905) 768-3393 I (888) 286-9799 out for the Sting are encouraged to assists-Cam roust Jesse (2), Brandon Six NATIONS frill:! & RECREATION FOR INFORM 4110\ cu .I. (519) 445 -4311 call Josh at 905 -768 -3999 or Bud Miller, Chris Sault at 519445 -0238 or you can email Jacobs) SN 1 ,,,oak 3 rJ.e.r2I6- 01=skLN!0T Tm3u0.p KIP wv SATUaoA' Stems 590001.1 Thum [email protected]. LL Midget aerosse Area awe.. (goals -Scott Marlin, assists - IrpquOÌs January 26- raxnr,- aach Hilt Joe General) SN Rep Nowke 1 Paris 13 IICHODUILIE JAMIKOnscliook n.. untie (goals-Travis Longboat, assists. 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HIGH SCORING IN THE BUSH - Fore! Walpole Island golfer heads for LPGA 3 GAMES 36 GOALS By Emily Botyea Lacrosse M filled with uknsd wM ndelst to endorse their prod- Sports Reporter Aboriginals, watched and arts this coming golf reason. By Family Boryza Silva hawk team with a helper from the nightseoredtwio more with the Cheryl Mitchell (nee Otil embraced by Aborigine. But golf Mitchell, who has also been Spam Reporter Sault his second of the night. Help of the same Paul Hill, Wayne Toosl.eni. of Walpole Island Is a I/R is different. There isn't Me same funded by the Dreamwtcher Fwd, Two pucks hide eye, a couple of The Silverhawks dominated Miller b. NS's proven its tight, mother and a wife, she has a degree Im d of support u lacrosse. believes the money is avaioble for a total of 36 goals for the offensively scoring again from accurate passes can make n to the in Psychology, is working towards { ñ ""(My shows (First Find Nation's to become the fights and 31glr over the glove yPOpeIfers' goalie Chad Sows u 4amamle k playing golf) youth Anderson, assisted by the ,er wf°Wll Nations) kids they can try some - person they truly want to be. night, Thursday night in the Bush Darrell ma Me Moses 'pr Au bnJ»ovld ace her Masters in Counseling and she League was as Ring as ever. NI.I. Toronto Rock's Jason At the top of she dird Anthony has the dream, talent and the thing else out. It owns up a Iot of "You just have to plan it out. ChlemsmJamiesons.. (Photos by Emily BolyeaJ .e t b Players and fans were Mocked drive needed in becoming a seem Sfr =a' 'R1 E doors for them" Take a stab at it" and unprepared for the recent two goals m 2 minutes. to Cody Johnson, Travis Shun ber of the Ladies Pro Golf d Ib. Mitchell says fire most difficult Mitchell m Hell of Earner 'n Goals were scored by Ryan Green Kyle Gee and in send, Gee increased entrance fee which raised .e Association(LPOA). The 26 years ' aspoat of being a golfer is the Nancy tepee e at the Jamie a Farr with assists iron, Ron General ant ad Johns , both with their second from 95 /umem 1Ngame and some old budding golfer has been play - ' increased pressure that golfers put Toledo Clude, an LPGA even, Jesse Sault and Jimmy Porter with assists of the night were forced to their canto scrounge -.. ng doe sport since she was 10 years e G an themselves. after her parents planned Me trip to more dollar, although gate help from Sandy Porter who was hot The Spites, who were scoreless in old after being bitten by the golfing 'There's a lot of pressure," says Ohio to fuel her golf in for one 1 ' {y De`'-` keeper Leslie Sault was very lenient on 11. night scoring des next time the fuse erectly answer. Hill in bug while attending family outings ryn,.ytn .T Mitchell, "My psychology degree Since that day Mitchell set her the second with a slot from Brent as it the first week the new cost and final goals for the Spoilers. at the Balloon Golf Club in has helped me a lot with that It sights high in the golf world and . \y5 Cheryl Mìmhell of Walpole Mane poser after winning Hoe ggrh ,` Sandy Porter scored orme in the Sault, assisted by Buffalo Bandit has been,mpl,menled. Wollacebmg. was definitely mmething 1 had to begin to take strides to become a Ontario Women's Investors Amateur Champions* In 2003 woo as second with a helper going to Delby Parks member of the LPGA. The first game of the night paired C14 Typically own as arich -mans overall score í2Th work on in the the the SiRerhawks and Smoothtown Green, and twice Mi. from But tough Tomahawks sport golf has been namrious for She sees her success as aver 'been golfing for 16 years;' ,earl and Green, again, and Kyle crushed the Pe ss goal with a compete with the worlds best. purse of POW. for some fast paced hockey that RD ovM , effæling such golf runty to be a role model to admits Mitchell who recently fmd- has playing travelling shot form Gee, assisted by Roger Thitanl been Michell has been Aboriginal youth and led from Oakland etched ale time experience with 1 v lemiem asTigerWoods,bmMitchell women University The M1mgry Smith and Stu Gene.. London golf courses Now America, building cone the agility of youth. Sharks' Chuck has o t experienced any ill feelings Wm... everywhere. n with her Psychology de gre and is her wear, giving her close.to- for Mani with a.- The Silverhawks Clayton Starts horn found the net three times In Me .1M period the Gdiog towardswards her. W.D. . "It'sll really great" says Michell. currently working towards her wed. scoring a hat -trick and con- Spirits slammed one off the top home advantage if she qualifies for months in toe. -des have someone to Masters in Counseling. .darted scoM, for k night with a a 11 definitely Helped Nat 1 had pond o the Inbutme. one assist. from P I assisted by Brandon the CN Golf Championships. ay'TIe keeps me busy," admits aspire brother who well. 1 t02' t Education has always play. a shot a'steal by Tracy AnM y. 1 - PION u (res -__ "I'm keeping my fingers busy mom. FM fee period gml was set up by Hill and Moe Mdgl> vi Cody brothe Golfing h an d cap.. sal sole to her success Mitchell . sto guys' 8 Ost bo of re f Pe . ffion Cody Jamieson takes .bard kir es T works , P with Mitchell a boot qod Hæ success on the ewrsem Dennis MacDonald and Ban Hill Johnson decided to clean p a little says Steve come,. asp fees rise WY golf fora long m wervd h' h ced ree giantg .' veer (plow 1 J ye/st Michellwhabroths, lame.. herb lm scoring first goals in the Tab azcenüd by also .are." finished, Jaieson with assists from Evan n,e next sharks goal was slip, his of bur To...nig is Mitchell's manager hies the thousands. That is whY it's she can when she is assured Bot Mech. can hold hmown on ant ea Bone Her family have a Masters DegreeDe Sault and Stu Meson. 0,elttsk stepped up and slipped one pro in by Clayton Porter for his second period, by ('Mndon Hill ands pro-golferpro-go in his own Wit. rant to have r. lanes dell fall Help out a said of the night with a helpæ from and Get. the green as her Olent6...Yiven has her "My lot" Mindors wan recently en beckon. Stew Montour wooed next for the Motto. who lied a hat -hook for Sm.thtown goalie, Rmdy Manacle Mitchell l taWS solf among such accolades as the only female Mitchell, whose mother travels M then honor Paul Hill and David Vince Gilchrist. lames Hill scored next, assisted the worlds beat when the LPGA an endorsement deal with Screen 'Tits problems Norte American w win ovmsll Tyson Taw with her to take care Mr son Hill. Clayton Po stepped up again by (leneml. arrives this August C Landon, goale m nr International Ltd.; a Indians are facing these days, they a Hill scowl tide oath a s score of 70. Her helm pay big bocks asst. don't have anyone to talk is J For ve Silverhawks final goal, slap shot and the tying goal assisUt- The Slag Brandon Ont., for the CH Golf poop. based clothing ford was her hasID. eund Spp Her m nt 'big chi 01 y, English sees coer duns Mitchell BrantCHRYSLER ` Illlllle lawn Hen aw k tamzsisted, had a ed by Roland Hill and Jonathan.Jonath de finalal irit goal of the night Golf. at CI London Co-owner nut a top Of golf can cost ample burred lady Hopes to put her comme, skills mots shot wend the game. The same Poncr, Hill, Jonathan line unassisted. Hunt Golf II Country Club. her 5th plaza showing m the 2005 Michell u . ukna, young 77-0.-... aemm. Bola onc1 you include Ig holes, her to work Walpole Other goals for the hard- fighting added another goal soon after. In the final five minutes of the She wend, tunes for Me PMO C, OM.. whips ¡n who will serve M1er community h lea. ono a cart, tasteful clothes, enirence sec f, ,shed with the ,-golf 100 LYNDEN ROAD, BRANTFORD. ONTARIO Smwttown team went to Chris curing the win for the previously find period of the final Ilene of Oe 2000 Lodi.Ladies Futures Professionalshe Orn., where she won well. fees bevel van. ;a also sæoe Montour with assists from Sault and struggling team. night, the Tomahawks forged ahead Golf Tour and Is confident she cancoo her most fiueociallY rewarding and T7,e talented IW .talks Jamieson and an massited break - The final Shale goal came tmas- scoring fantastic five goals. Need a car? away shot form Murray Porter sided from Clayton Porter who had less than n seconds Bush The firm more 73 for the two goals and an assist on the igh. semi. C.y Johnson wad a 2rwrYnyp rONFFItelerir 9navmla COURTYARD AT THE MARRIOTT Nave Bad credit? victorious Silverhawks. Ev Jacobs was gil.n game s h k embarrassing the Sprat 7Yobrnrlft for Solutions" I February 6, 2006 M game Mo the .Sharks conduct and did not play de rest of derence ' fed by Gee. Smith (2), DALHOUSIE and Marlin. OTTAWA ,. 1 et Me Spoilers Ma 7-5 decision the gam and will not play Chard H'll(2) I can help! 6.00 6,00 p.m. Reg treton n the Sharks their second Thursday. e CM1adon Hill scored the final two rota. EONFIRMED wag, Let me show you win of the new year no The final score for Me Shark vs. goals, the first with just over FEBRUARY 4 7, end 1.2006 February 6 2006 1. f Spoilers played with only eight Spoilers game ended 7 -5 for she minute of play, assisted by James I U. , what I can do for you! _ Hill and the final god with just one men on Me line, and were fined Sharks. 7,00 430 Registration/Breakfast ?t v We specialize In 'Ill for not enough players, In We final game of the night the second on the board, assisted by 2nd ANNUAL E on the Snit.. ICE ' ` CREDIT PROBLEMS a healthy fifteen 'Rm.,. went off Spirits G'\tr 9:W.10:15 Opening Ceremmtim chopping., down in m 11-3 vie- The Bosh will be hog,a Break ON NEW who sshowed up for the Shads. CONFERENCE 10.15 10,30 Heal. , eery for Me nine -man Ma.m Im in April. Bush Prey opening Plenary OR USED The Sharks started off the am, 10:30 Noon I Tomahawks completely dons Peeavee Green hopes to have 12 Now 1:00 Lamb VEHICLES games scoring with a shot from The THEME 1 This year's tanit7kL:LG C Workehops Wade Jonathan assisted by lewd an the riult from the begun teams in the toumammt and is 1:00 130 1:30.2:45 HAM peatBreak Chuck Daxtatem ning to the end. accepting ream entries. I Contact me. "WATER" IiIRCiaefuLlICiiD COO Mann Panel Hot -shot (Talon Hill, who fin- Regular Bush games continue 1:45 Peach s pounced one niCen MOM, CaUMW o Crystal Bond pass torn Clayton w fished the game with five goals, ever Thursday at 800, 9:00 and left February 7, 2006 759-6000 Isaacs to Powless giving the started Me night off with a M1at-trick I000pm at the Gaylord Pmeless PLEASE scoring she first three of the Arena. Sharks an early 2-0 lead. goals N 7,00410 Hreakfsi The Spoilers mmed on Me Mat. . own nest Mu prod adw Of by BINS. Inlo®b eantlobe h ly s I.re oro I SHARE AND LEARN Ne wry bottom of the period star to start off Mc seem& Assists w i. peel. 10:15 Prem.. WITH US 10:11 10.30 Mal. Break 10:30 Noon Prevenaht on Nod, I:00 Lowe It's about Register before January ISrh.2wt and save E 50.00 Workshops SEE. 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TUR1kE YEtAS TURTLE rSLAND NEWS leery 111. 2006 16 SLAND HEALTH 16.2006 Monarnsr being hired to keep Batches.. oporang pn 4.drJI...a..n MET STE tylam8, Ont. mown .ar. caiw lamps r.orr, em PAGE agar. gatchewana For Nation to allow band employees . keep working re provide services. With no chief following last February's botched oleo. and a divided council that ant meming CANCER SOCIETY: acting band manager LK Boyer said sbe asked INAC map in because she was nor authorized CANADIAN go.. agreements.. bands lao NATIONAL employees. may he latid oh_ ) HEALTHY NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS to your tests and breast exams wet a Seven steps to a External Relations at the Step 4: Protect yourself and end report any changes er- Canadian Cancer Seder,, your family from the sun doctor. health professional. For men, LT GOVERNOR VISIT KASHECHEWAN healthy lifestyle Ontario Division. "Small Reduce sun exposure discuss testicular exams and NATIONAL BRIEFS changes can make diner- between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Step 5: Follow canoe. screen. prostate screening with JAIL FIRE SITE THAT KILLED TWO MEN For women, health professional. Northern Men. mild weather means on ice roads (NC)- Lifestyle choices can nce. and when the W Index is over ing guidelines. skin regularly discuss mammography. Pap wimmimo(Cr)- Cltiefsofaborigicel commnnceo on the eau aide Hundreds mourn deaths of 2 men who died in jailhouse fife at N. Ont. reserve reduce your risk of cancer. In 3. Check your The Canadian Cancer Society of Lace Winnipeg are demanding an ale -mason road be built to link fact, at least 50 per ante Pregnancy ar Rearm taking them to southern Manitoba. cancers can be prevented recommends the follow- DR. RICK. P. WIERSMA Toe m,a sare now only accessible by road in to reinter. through healthy living and poll- ing steps to reduce your risk of A.r leof emergency has been declared in four of them, because of cies that protect the public. developing cancer: - OPTOMETRIST - zehrs fern the winter mad may not be consautled this year d c io Min ice Open a y ¡If PHARMACY rho Flat Nation leaders my the route Is needed because Healthy living does not have to Step 1: Bea non -smoker and %FFriday y 7Mrb permanent \IeMMM7 ( they can't count m cold winters anymore to build ice roads across be chore. Changes in the avoid second -hand smoke. .canpem pt.T.fm For Friendly, Helpful Semen, lakes, rivers and muskeg. - etc, `r right direction can be as simple f merem The Idea of n all- weather road thee. aide ofTraw W nnipog has ^ as makingsmarter choices at step 2: Eat five to 10 servings 751 -61TC a up of vegetables and fruit per day he. floated for yeas But the provincial government has only con- the grocery store, practicing Fax: 752-7860 ' Choose high fibre, lower fat firmed support for building as for as Mooch ern h sun safety and, when possible, 765 -1971 603 Colborne St., E., Brantford y foods. If you drink alcohol, limit Aboriginal leaders say Pad sallies have shown it would coo at least walking instead of driving. 322 Argyle St South IEHRS MARKETS PHARMACY your rehab one to two drinks 519.756 -3787 8250 trillion. construct a permanent road. 6 We were told global warming would affect our communities and we kis "Making healthy changes does per day, Young, Seek, Bobor are finding it today," said Chief David Harper of the Garden Hill YSrst not mean you have to give up SHOPPERS -- 8 Georeieff 52 Nation. Transportation stet Ron Lemieux sad an alb your favourite foods a start Step 3: Be physically active on Sonia'. MART Doctors ofOptomeny with .e.JJ, ember complain coma only Will Mc help or running marathons,- says Patti regular basis. Activity also at rncial be M.O. the federal government. Payne, Senior Manager f helps you maintain a healthy HOURS' OAR 1LL AYMOM f- - rw. It's Lemieux said. -new.. it could he body weight. Mondry Friday sot 7WRA.Yt MATfIIEDW 1IríJ., gelx a ,SIIM IIINNII..mt mple.d without real partnership." a -rwPa ¡Kr tar. IM.i Cam cari.. . Q Ça Wheelcbar Accessible ar w J V HEALTH TIPS alp. >a:. ,.lames eery we Onmrio JJemenmeGovemw Jemm ...mom. dear max mpotlre Viers eft .t the teens ofmo men who 31 William St., BranHard e systemolhealinganim died while in grace custody a investigators sear. for evidence in all that remain of tie sasaeehewmpolka Tips on quitting (31911756 -ltdO sa boe natural o (519) 759-2250 station after tea destroyed by The men died in a Arcked cell ew.a.d.ar ,.. qua gran rrepw.d the itse'lyr fug pace roan, by Sgt Pete Marro h Rage,/ 'JEFF COOLER *corn be lOpen. m:a'.ranwanwolanRatrfoearcm I kfsrma.mgM' ; Pharmacist n an,rmN rr Mom KASHECHEWAN FIRST after the servio. who attended the funeral, said the Dr. Lorelei Zeiler, O,D. including bra not limited 8, 4-IION, Ont (CP)- Hundreds of 'To have people perish in a jail deaths stunned the community of ;toadeaiamNmmnialadlwwpmmdddeaddiaioni. asthma, allergie niclatigue vcs of this northern Ontario holding -cell that dada, Me any 1.100, t of whom have just 4m.nalniaig nrkmaèm.ttgnsaedtlefimaht.wsxcaerM:rl... Accepting New / 1.11.1104 a school modem conveniences,c sprinkler recently from m sumo tome.. (returned saldmtadare Bat nudr_.MrarM,vnui.m mew Patients seer ream re seem.Saturday fora 5meral for two system, a camera ment. it should lion after E. colt was detected in a5lkvmom+ewh,úe an. Wib wWlna men napped inside a jail- KeardY added. tl reP00.. Swam a{wM atlim,ada®,ogvucuHkswnpmed M'axell Please call: mphwim A card has been pored to stop anyone from trying to eat...PP. -0 ..Mr house as it erupted in names, "1n feel what happened in "They began scream for hate wamfxaar 905765 -0355 a ulFar Chipowban ke bridge in northern Alberta, . . S. lgaaerl'm,.- when went there was a lot pain and you Kashechewan could have been and their voices could be heard Mere dnfm:heaheakhk whelp mabq::it Iawh upmrhletau deemed unsafe after truck driver barely escaped he of ma'opmMaPfomota. v.W...l'.n. ,area another me bridge to Me ate. (CP P could se it m the faces of the pun voided if we had berm listened to evouski the community, but arra.p18881relenorrhonumarat wnwm fmW Mmnmermfa 410 e said Gram Chief Stan by the governments that we need one could do anything about ht," trat 245 Argyle St., S. Caledonia Ibo-15WHti.4I:1 As far tine problem wilt carnet made tNS year, ],emhe:ix mid P /hardy of the Nidmawbe ASc bettmfaetildea" said Bardeman who met with the at rmg p.m mills them. help Ohm essential goodsmmservloesmthe . aaozdvPleudaal:4 dmp headland ekrlytr.ecaew,p:pvoiiFa Nstók which represents 09 abo- Ricardo Weslry, 25, and Jamie families of the victims earlier n rues doctor, ant mkt aid ra:nolBylhw+yl'vebrmpartirap Leve ref, rit,. al reserves in the province, Goodwyn 23, viere jailed early the week. mikes. mime., Jan. apparently 4 "Here oeót people literally o e dry Public ' January 16 -22, 2006 is National Non Smoking Week commmrry, screaming IM PHARMASAVE wanting help, and Ils comme. rn9I.f dic'IIle 14 Caithness St., E., Caledonia located on the western shore of and CJCSDOPPe4 Health Centre Ohsw ekes lames Bay. They were said to be nity is traumatized." Pe 905- 765 -3332 grieving over the sudden death of a At the service, Bartleman read a 5 Reasons To Use One Pharmacy friend just days earlier. statement from Gov.-Gen. Today there are many places you can have prescriptions New Directions Group invites "They were t their prime enu'o lean, acknowledging the filled. Here are five reasons to stay with one pharmacy for Beatty, mid in phone terne. one. of problems art. rve has Ontario Lt -Gov. lames Banana& faced nfrecent monde. e your health and drug needs. All Six Nations Community Members fi to Attend a Social DOVER APOTHECARY . While all pharmacies have patient records (or 'profiles.), these rarely show prescriptions filled at another location. By staying with one pharmacy, yowl Lacro 1 have a complete record of your medications, even from different doctors. January 19, 2006 . Without a complete record, important drug interactions may be missed. Available" aoter "Diabetes Counselling and Supplies Knowing all medications you take means your pharmacist will be better able With to tell if a new medication might react with ones you already take. The Old Mush Singers ARROW MICHAEL MARINI, B.Sc., Phm. By recording your health conditions, allergies and past drug reactions, your PHARMACIST pharmacist can also catch possible problems before you take a new drug. REGISTERED ORTHOTIC FITTER, B.O.C. . When you need an over- the -counter remedy, your pharmacist can quickly Alfred Keye to Speak of check your record to help you find the best one for your health situation. And Non Traditional 328 MAIN ST., PORT DOVER Traditional EXPRESS . A complete record in one place helps answer questions you or your doctor Tobacco Use 583 -3784 might have. For example, if a past medication caused side effects, but you don't know its name, your record will show medications you've taken over 1- 888 -233 -8111 Fax: 583 -3946 the years. Community Hall 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. TOURNAMENT Remember, pharmacists want to give you the best service possible, and apothecare @kwic.com Date: February 10.12. 2006 appreciate the chance to discuss your health and drug needs. If you don't Place: Iroquois Lacrosse Arena www. d o ve ra p of h e ca ry. ca already have one, make it a point to find your pharmacy Bring your family and join us r1 Divisions: Tyke 2000 -1998 today. in food, song and dance! Novice 1997 -1995 "A Different LIVE WELL WITH PHARMASAVE 11 \ Phone I5141445-2s4T Fco Yore Information Bantam 1994 - 1992 Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 6:00 pm Midget 1991 -1989 W Kind of Saturday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (519) 445 -4471 e 5450 per Team T1 k Drugstore" Closed on Holidays Registration Deadline: January 20/06 r.;d- To register call 519-455 -1688 January 16 -22, 2006 is National Non Smoking Week

li Y g - hy Iu lada If . Ir -- NATIONAL NATIONAL I ( '. Tore loader's son sentenced for threats people on Moiled Lake Indian Reservation, tether, Floyd Jourdein de, said he would not Jourdain pleaded gully last 0 linked to Minnesota shooting wee wawa lashing mood Fridayy disclose iL'The Judges ruling will leg to making Feds communications, . urged to act now on suicides, poor &CONFAP01.15 MP) rear ...noes on ua ha d *ding oweq whel W .i my so 0me - p teenage son, onco message, Te a t Md." me mom *edam wa a ' NATIONAL BRIEFS cased r corn,. wm infrastructure native years in prison on reserves a blend who killed nine Jourdain 17, rowel revealed, and his the cou, without cornmenting.bouis wiM mold (Continued from page 18) TORONTO ICE) - Suicides are unit connoted. and health care for native comm. cient well heads and were built too dose to septic mom, making mounting infrastructure is u Then d any delays pale in nitres. That deal was reached all. them susceptible t contamination. rambling on d road. rea m ee omparim to the four yearn it lowing a first ml meeting But Skookum said there m also fears that residents in Yukon govern- while federal parties fail to assure took Ottawa ship thematerials Kelowna, B.C. ins November. ment housing could become sick because of deed proximity M a T J -q s& M/(ON OC/E NATIONAL BRIEFS abotiginals that their concerns A,: y,.( on Wednesday, the Conservatives gmveyard.Desphe band objection,. said the territorial govern.. l ::b,/ / YLEN/ETN LIQUIDATION will be heard b h govern- l rb7 lrt released a statement saiing rhe NM homing over 21,,IFINT,3111. The I leaders said th. wit.. help. mule. would hereto ment, naive leaders charged fl party would "accept the objec- Even though a number of graves were removed hem the area pay muh molt f peal, M that the ...union of Mums and Wednesday. tives airy f Me Mst Skoolcum said *re Neu dot there an ill some bodies decom- sOws buildings would w ompanlized. x Grand Chief Sun Beard, of th met, meeting. But the Tories posing rc.0 Ore housing. "Drew were died of pane ill- Don Kuryk, the province's 'gun of wireer nude..- he still holds D..E.. pe. U Nlsbnawbe Nation repre- a coxed the Liberals a Ask' of taking nesses and Ore government sell went ahead and Wilt housing over out hope Mother Nature will cooperate m the ice roads can he / remind 49 aboriginal reserves in spend now and ark moos IT laid Lark wnluun d+-- wYat.f. whereto Ice NEW N,shnawbe did make election campaign news rifle and a pump-action h gu p 5 Assorted ALSO AVAILABLE... Ask- Police Chief Paul Trivet Tuesday when aboriginal leaders The chief was charged with unsafe moue d posses. of po t00hrea Standard sse '$149 d It was because f m echo expressed concem over t SIX NATIONS COUNCIL Impt Iced form Salver d'b m,. his Bins were re a 300 thread count. aNIs $24P"ß scare Matat forced the wn tobe Conservative firm 'tic Monk locked b' din Y does. own shows Double, Queen 8 King temporarily evacuated Since Solberg s msemon Mat his party saw OBSWEICEN, ONTARIO CANADA MA l.xtn "It was a damaged gun that bete.. rede, amine that as RO. BOX e. Standard .00,1, them burst water pipes have coin would ignore the Liberals' $52 taking in m go Cored. Even soon or to take tt Ia Mmre n sheet Sets plural efforts to get the police billion deal to .pine¢ housing McIvor said he is enema. that RCMP sear had his home while he Bed Pillows S3ñ awn .r.00r ad 2001rered $17"-2P' omit there, "Ill like having a stolen ... car N rm driveway," he ,are, r UobkOmnBKn 9 COMMUNITY MEMBERS i rid. lust because Peso Wiveway Prat mean 1 mole* cm. Pf9Mm Oros iota pm ad . ------Ile 1 believable mince Mire community could make de dal.,_ 11881, x46 ß-d09" char, more of an issue than they should be 9r9Mi0 ; Haread ..f.: ..ere. a. WANTED -It's' mitme thing L. going In be blown .pewees on . Hoc Committee is the baste fact Item rin the chier n 94" epreamcatciTer Funá The Election Code Ad MCBraM98 Palls 4,addrr Duvet Covers /9" or also strenoted Ma 1 nylon, pas d apply to size, 7 N7 ;) seeking six (6) community members th urea A MOTH! Os Now Accepting Applications Mr hien . maángina:' Meaty lndansw shoe* Nov tomg- 1405 6.0 6. Ten Double Queen 8 King wer it One Member from Each District ister guns. We MottJn1 line bald. by all these stupid rules the lint NNL 1006 made by the and team lists are required and moat include: with expertise for receiving and reviewing proposed amendments are being plibcianl" 1 "7`\ Nr1Ti,I) Do you Snow of a local calE6eS FEES! Applications Chief says hand mal relocate over water fears in N Mots for the Six Nations Council Election Code. _ L, business closing? ` "" Term 'reamer Yukon n. " i you, with inventory Nemec( T If this interests (mal O E(I) The Little Salmoo.tgrOlarksSaloon First Natire will I 1 Someone CALL DEAL~ qverT Pick up a copy of the Terms of Reference rtroin boil-water d I reran go a aired water stem I le8In 111Nr INSement I 4 yy -LEAD Application deadline: February 13, 2006 in place and may even consider kre ing re J the bale elf. alter closing stare? 1-866- 616 . (Terms of Reference available at www,sixnations.ca I L 1 I. alFd F6ffill I ns Eddie pSkookun J Thursday he issued the jree, b0 l i I - or Council Reception) e 4 protect dead or band =newspr, and mod amiable leos nay not be cncclly 00 shown Supply and ¢election will very by outlet. Shop early far best selection. a I FTTFR OF INTEREST that explains: sick. so And submit a RESUME with regal action. "We figured were were some Rre51e getting . lanam 1 L..e, se poste n members. CONNECT Copies or the c smanawnHabeece are available e Parks G _R_E A T. JOB I3 OAR1D Pm. P a arnll PURR= , Dadi ono JOBSEOrv4me o Interested community residents are asked to submit an application by a:06 p.m. ax Nations P11. D Rgestó-24 prep e.. rra JOBS 6e añ91Ns Pea and Recrearon oepanmem a wage Ay cana &Aar Niagara l Native centre anTBD January 2 Get work experience 8 subsidy COMMUNITY DEVHOffl1M UNTIE gag rot. Leon. PO. Box n9, Ch,aww. onmm NOn IMO G N.E A TE Call Brandi or Becky today 4(5191445-2222 CSI Near CHEAT eI,4,Bet January

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ACM. Clerk Tee Albert Gimp, Brantford LBO January TO Evening Course 110[600111SW New& On Lease existing business? Manufacturing r.wrrbew ^Tr AS Comma wee service hall makes gas Mentiad Bookkeeper Turne. Golf Driving Pang., Ohswvm ASAP. Begin your career in natural TBD Trade Two Rivers Community Development Centre or propane Golf T.rww. 6e1 pem e.e ar..a.. To A4A9. upgrades and Past has: . Codified Tearer Six arms NYe.s ran. ASAP STARTING SOON LG 16X liera° "a Mohawk Language Instructor Si, Nations Polytechnic TM. ASAP. Dual Layer $89.09- Aboriginal Business Loans Services 45 Sessions - 3 Nights a week Business Resource Centre Open 9.4 DVD BURNER.. Tenm LomM up ír'3011, Pull rama Bonk Hind. Restaurant item ... . w... 000. NOW w erou m end oro mare details. Serving eran! Internet Access, Photocopy and Fax Servile, CALL m a ne9oa^a P. Operating Loans up Io 0300.0.4 eb ASAP. C alai Area lo Business Resource Publication Aboriginal (Spas. Is N..) aatam 5+4 Ipw.. a . Micro Loony P Wow R.dnea Ser9sre new,* over f years . west st /women encouraged to apply) For information on services: Phone: pert SIX NATIONS COUNCIL Youth Loans up to (519)445-4596 Fax: (519) 445 -2154 M exewlln co 619 ]621611- fax 752.6511 Interest rate: Minimum !W Development POSITION DEPARTMENT IENM SALARY CLOSING DATE The interest role will neat the Nat TBD o/).0. proposal The Partnership Development Advisor is on no 0 Work el Tema swab staff to auto Tho Swanarn Mild &FamiN Servius Full -Mime hokum For information on loans: Phone: For information on Development: Six Nations Police Constable 445-4567 (519) 445 -2154 Phone: (519) 445-4567 OGWEHOWEH Skills and Trades Training Centro Job descriptions cae pleba0p at GMAT (519) Fax: 1eic, g W Monday from Bilg a.m.to ilii30 p.m. Fax: (519) 445 -2154 c.,,T>a le Sunrise Court, Ohsweken through arid, Contract Position F1 L LPhone 519-445 -1515 or toll free: 1465 -0275912 J Appllntora b cue mwn posMon of constable eel the Sr Nations Poke are now being celled for. The term of the Tsi Non:we Ionnakeratstha Jai contract wee will be from April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2107. (the place they will be born)

All applicants must fill oit a standard application form Onagrahsta' WANTED available at the Six Nations Peke Raton. la birthing place) Crilede for applicants are as follows: grade 12 graduate (able to govide proof of successful Call for Proposals People -crested in becoming an completion OINK schal or equivalency test for grade 12 from We invite private Abo0ginal Training Consultants to bid on a contract that involves the devel- instutionall documents 'design and delivery or 6 e0ur4I0w0 events within a 10 week period These a recognized educational educators commit lames must be forwarded wt( the applica2on form Pd must dearly training evens will consist of fear community workshops and two additional courses that will state foal e grade 12 lewd of education hw been tirE; be designed for Aboriginal Midwifery students and staff of the Six Nations Maternal and Child Technician 19 and able fo an Care Centre. The exact type and schedule of these training events can be obtained from the Automotive Service pas of age waver provide official dM Doak. or armed age; Maternal and Child Care Centre. _ - .e . certified by a phyek%n to be forddf ass herd.!dyad Apprentice Due to time constraints Ilea be necessary for the proposals to be submitted to the Maternal of Ban Wts Paw ENade b pass Oriente* W1klr and Child Centre office by Fdday, January 20. 2006 H 12:00 p.m. Attention: Ruby Miller. This reseed ñ armadas) Promos contract will commence on Monday, January 23, 2006 and must be completed by Friday. dym0ima Inner woe tend; Mardi 24, 2006. be:;...5.... Nominates( Nn lbser Hgodaisy Starting January 30, . 2006 : ;- .01 Steil rte as aYrca N a pod deem reond(albb Nettle awed All Propoa- to include the following: 1. resume or Company Profile that dearly identifies and demonstrates -415:.70019 Klee Mee maim mu. Personal ea Six appivttai be pwreWfrawtlsfo fepwdas . extensive Traditional Abo real knowledge and fife exp.ence (epees OGWEHOWEH Skills and Trades Training Centre is offering a ' agendas National and axlensie. post secondary fuehm aining experience. pre- the age of 16 2. Cover taller apprenticeship training program for people who are over years Osslreble0.1111edierw 3. References- training/teaching related. Se Nations Band member pews, pan which outlines timebamea, brief dea5n, resources. topics, . . and need to achieve their Grade 12 diploma. r- 4. Training tse. Ate- evaluations win, ..drat.. Traditional Aboriginal course content and proposed budget loe each training evert. (max. 2 pages for each event) INFORMATION SESSION Pmvioua peeing related expaème Bog coo' Baga belts and pmts r tat Bahr of New Ilea, wffir, Ting towards healthier e lifestyles N. Health Care Centre We take trade-ins. and better heal. Suite 02 West Haldlmand General Hospital Payment plans available Ha00000Ille, Ontario Pally Autch 445-0396 Phone: THE VAC SHOP: 80 ARGYLE HOolid (905) 765 -9858 THANK You ST NORTH CALEDONIA, ON memo, Clased L' Ìl et Spleen/ ! CUm= Thank to the Dreamcatcher (905)765 - 0306 (905) 768 -8705 r- Wnsg]C-.l¡7'mI can for pricing you I Fund for helping us pay for our sat- Welcome home reception for YOU Parking awn Z ' o 1 Men.fri. mmodatiora an ow 3 day trip newlywed Corey daughter of Me FOR SALE VOE©lEn' 7:30 am- 5:00pm to Ottawa on December 5 -7, 2005. & Mrs. Gary Hill and Shawn son Breakfast 1).- Paint ball Equipment kìtiLbD®2 Without your support, this trip ofMr.& Mrs. Steve Carlow. Wed Guns, Bells, CO2, Tula, etc. Special II would as have been passible. an January II, 2006 in Las Vega, MODERN AUTO PARTS Gun repairs available on meat BACKNOE WORK ye:weh. Staff and students Hum Nevada. Please stop by and con- THE VAC SHOP EXCAVATING Kawenw:ia/Gaweniwo High gratulate the couple on Sunday LATE MODEL LOW MILEAGE AUTO PARTS Ne, A 80 ARGYLE ST. N. COMMERCIAL School January 22, 2006 between 3:00 la) to ot Take OW l e4 q CALEDONIA, ON SPECI 41_ 8 RESIDENTIAL p.m. A 6:00 p.m. 16 Sunrise Concession 02, R.R, 01, Scotland, ON Pau (905)765 -0306 THANK You C art, GREAT Opportunity 519 -443 -8632 1-800- 265 -8005 115.0555 f I SAND GRAVEL FILL POWLESS, GARY - We wish to Centre, Ohsweken, Light PA." PLUM A Ikadc wkp n,.., ValiOm TOP SOIL TRUGKINO extend our sincere appreciation M Welcome. ms, Everyone FOR RENT Need an automotive pan please check our parts located v20" M'23" BUMMING Welcome. at www.modernau[oparts.com relatives, friends, and the commu- VACATION RENTALS ulty who pad and continue to pay 10 minutes to Disney, 2 bee. . tribute to ad's memory from NOTICE 5 bedroom, 4 Bath Villas. With December 26th, 2005 until the pre- WE BUY 6 SELL Niece Pe 1 d p.m ooFFAnApow,u. . Nyaweh to all those who LOOKING FOR MY FAMILY NEW 6 USED ww.4di suey -vf ll as. c out 1483 NATIONS COUNCIL CAPITOL sent food, flowers, I'm Harold Bruce TILLSONBURG _alley. S.., b. or call 519-264 -9615 M VIDEO & VIDEO GAMES Ilan Your k,'uoli and weld name "Shane Froman" and rut Sony N60 SKIES IBM LUMBER STORE 146 Tillson Ave Ask About Our Native Rates! EQUIPMENT e.aayymm will never be for- asking for the communities help in Public Notice pans A special .auk you to: locating my native relatives. I'm a á= Pall bearers - It was honeured by Lower Mohawk of Six Nations, WANTED Topic: Source Water Protection SHOP WHERE THE BUILDERS SHOP! RENTALS his son Wade, his Bribers Richard born on July 27, 1964. I was . AUGERS. COMPRESSORS BUSH LOT OWNERS WANTED Building a Home, Garage, Barn or Deck and Darryl, broter- in-laws Mark adapted before I was a year old by The Environment Committee and Office invite you to s SKID STEER LOADERS TO BUY Standing Timber. 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