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: e I i AIL r.. l e r , Library 4 IF & Archives Canada Brantford's Hampton Newspaper Collection See story page 4 395 Wellington St. Ottawa, ON Kl A 0N4 Okarahshona kenh Onkwehonwene, Six Nations of the Jí w..cLrL a -008 s Students died at "Mushhole' I N, Baby New ¡FirstYear / Girl! RCMP to investigate First of residential school 3 !, student deaths By Lynda Powless l Editor Their deaths have never been explained, but former students, survivors of the "Mushhole" or Mohawk Institute on Six Nations lands at Brantford said everyone knew, and in whis- pers talked about it. There was a teenage boy from Kahnwake who died in the cowbarns in the 1940s. A Muncey teen died in the pig barns. r Babies were born at the institute and whisked away. Some students just never came Mohawk Institute on Six Nations home, and no one asked why,. lands adjacent to Brantford, the But for former students of the (Continued on page 2) SN Tobacco board coming, farmers bales moldy By Lynda Powless Editor The Six Nations Confederacy Council is establishing a tobac- co board to oversee not only a decision on what to do with bales of tobaccoo recently donated to Six Nations, but to over- r " see future regulation of the industry and price setting. born at Six Nations has its first baby of 2008 and it's a little girl!. Little Kailee Leah Marie Hill was But the decision on what to do last month may end up being mute. McMaster University Medical Centre (MUMC) at Hamilton Health Sciences at 6:56 a.m. on Tuesday, Congrats with the 147 bales donated by A large portion of the tobacco January 1st, 2008. Kailee weighed about 7 lbs 8 ounces and is the daughter ofJulie and Mike Hill. raft gifts from Delhi area farmers in a media stunt to our new mom and dad as well! Turtle Island News presented the new parents with a whole of (Continued on page 3) i1"lit -1\1S local merchants. See more page 3. (Photo by Jim C Powless)

Inside Card 1 \T i McDonald's Negotiation team plans to take $26 Local 2 !'m Ipvirt' it a great gift Editorial 6 Sports 8 million federal offer to community 17 $26 million offer. "I don't Careers By Lynda Powless ing the offer to the community. ment's Classified .18 "I asked a group of people to set think we should be considering . Editor Business Directory 19 no land. Six Nations Confederacy negotia- up a meeting on how we are going taking a bag of money and for us and tors will be meeting this month to to communicate this to the commu- Let them buy the land Price $1.25 us for loss of use design a strategy on how to present nity. How we do it? How we get then compensate Daily news updates the com- of land. I think this offer is just to . 4 the federal government's $26 mil- the answers for questions what we wanted www.theturtleislandnews.com lion offer for the flooding of Six munity -will want answers to? That sideline us from it to Nations lands by the Welland meeting is coming up January 10th and now we are going to take 0 1> h + they are j/ Canal to the community. to discuss it and come up with a the community and say buy back Mohawk Chief Allen process on how to approach the offering you money to . your own land." Unique Gift Card Carrier, MacNaughton told council community," he said. Oneida chief said he didn't Saturday a committee has to be Seneca bench warmer Butch One was "very much for to develop a plan on holding Thomas told council he was not think the offer i i 282 Argyle St. struck the federal govern- the land they flooded." o 74470 1 9 community meetings and present- happy with Caledonia (Continued on page 3) .:;.>..;<.;--;.=`'r°°e,..a MANAGERS SPECIAL PICK OF THE WEEK 05 Pacifica 37,000km 07 PT Cruiser (6 available) Brantford $12,999 $115* 1-1 IZ Y S I_. E r2 $16,999 $149*

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u n January s. 20014 January 9, 2008 11.0*111.1 05500 PlOWS NEWS LOCAL 3 Omens land rights negotiating Other six team may have Canada claims both Kanonhstaton, (formerly Mohawk Chief Mzcreaughton .The table Is also look - WWW.THETURTLEISLANDNEWS.COM mp 0 1 he Wr hand Carol Fl ding m owglas Creek E )and PIarW were mg C g u hod m. at the Nathan 1 lands lena in B tf N. The ds on I the way m ty ppro b Way 'is" haLe rendered b have CO hem hl pride donee.- are home IP the B f d Charity C- Sú Video of week! o "us g e- d 'Cantle y h was C the Podcasing coming soon! negotiation a der d 0 F h l lwo h bl 'Plank Road .5 d d W o Mde l dblon5O Six Nálods We're streaming native news all the time! erns Plank Road, Highway M1 was never surrendered Local (d ographer table track down documents anal don't extant said Students went missing, residential school survivors contend Confederacy to launch community ' I,(f /le . I; aille Leith (Continued from f n9 ma" Another nun said at least one stu- meetings on $26 million offer Marie Bill deaths continue to haunt them in dent was killed by a train. Students (Continued fast fmnl tax collector, whether As for gas An attempt by one local man °lien walked the wants behind the Pmvp, eigareh' or income team Jesse Potn a local farmer, to get Gttoni[no He my is one ofa hand Cauca sub-chief Leroy Hill said old school, or tan there when they the amount was close to what the vying to make us get London' per- Conf!eracy council to approve his survivor responsible for . tai ofarea mils. We know firer,. that Ontario proposal, dubbed the "Six Nations launching the multi -million class a, 9 negotiating team had estimated One local women said these were raffia, has been playing and the federal Community Involvement suit is paying basal atom[ for laud loss. action that off with The federal govern- was drn dying o",ispne.nno. Ile said the settlement has been government Mechanism" sidelined when s receiving cheques for the ":"...`iii" : Lik . e held up over the meets trying to get out of any Mohawk Chief Allen msllMy'1..M." MlaMov years barer Six Nations band councillor haggbvg Oe responsibility to our people and MacNaughtov said to take the pro- yrre says while he av sure er "Oe fads was ova Claudine VanEvery Albert worked s Wat this ber Ndereat We have to be pool one January 10 rumoring deaths at the school, 'when you .Rra II"i of acreage was Boo! collecting much mono] for the W nay careful hreç' Maid mssim to be dealt with bed m night rf mmmMS d. Well, a got past that and we Ile said, Porter Old council he had been San.on awing their anniversary agreed to moo acres. We said we - bed was empty vo one ever told working wed and spoke to severances people ouldtak!it seek Mec mw- bey a group of "others' you why. You just figured maybe 2008's sweetie about Wen oneanences thee. She get sound dusts from IDnt ìo) ` to develop the proposal that called they ran away" fig By Bray Marc, old one anniversaryhadsaryavon Me people. We want the y for di idual nations to meet dis- Butan the elderly man, Curley mended Ole school in its churches and Ottawa. Over th peat Warts said many of the attuned govern- Turtle Island News 'liars" name women who had worked in ment replace the land. But Me mea ract meetings and other group's remain identified, said mush dying days. year, Warts visited aboriginal com- will likely be dead Asa result . Kailee Leah Mane Hill may have been the first baby of 2008 for Me the laundry a he school people,, may say they want ro take trot of Yet Mgrs O be held. Ile said the mew other students died at the Last week Truth and mood.. and is taking part in native elders are requesting the Six Nations community, but she took her time in approached her. Plank Road information would be greed by certainly arriving "Mushhole." Reconciliation Commission Man - cloadrkun advisorydvisory panel with commission include some for, of according to her parents Mike and Julie Hill. She +v in her Im'a and said she The $26 million when split by the v... mu his group and the findings menu. 'There was taming we could do;' man Bob Watts announced that church leaders on the subject of ceremonial activity to acknowl- With an original expated delivery date ofDecember 26., Soho had been bothered all her life by Six Nations band rolls of m esti- cove eat. bed and provided in a report form he said. some former students plan to allege forma students who disappeared. edge any crimes that went unpun- muss have known she was going to be a special baby so she decided to she saw and couldn't do any - to They have to council. He remembered a teenager from ["hat mated 22,000 people works out mammal deaths took place at Indian Watts said he has been told that abed no right to "lease's (Porter) proposal and all my put for a few more days. thing about She spoke M serval less than $ 1,200 per person. 'Maweke who Wed in the cow- residential schools when they accidents of children disappearing Churches stated the residential r The delivery motto long that a baby pool was started with the calmer abuse that took place there and that Fall said We problem sets in when don M1at. We other proposals or ideas can all barns. appear before the commission. at the schools were "quite wide- schools as part of European mis- selected a time of 7:30 a.m. actually donating all of his winnings to witnessed. She also said Were "if you tell the government O gar They want ChiejMacNaugFmn go January 10th meeting of the Another teenager from Mwcey she Ile said the RCMP has been told to 'onay work ,Mead mother Mho was et gait one dilo han Were O give us people delegated to deal with the Wedbold b dohatmIbarns. ^Nobody ever be ready to investigate. you land they could end tar hand - Christianity. They received federal I told them to buy hmd in land We to be very "Julie west into labour Monday "Mike Hill said Numb, "But the from a girl who had barn abused ing over a Ionic dump m we have may. rigs need told us what happened to than. We Werra said he has met three times funding from about the 1870s to hospital sent her home and we went back Tuesday night. Being there she knew of of out of the tract but be aware, if aware In this whole process of knew they died, but we don't know that ffi be vary careful in this and make with police in the past year to the 1970, Former students have afar for the Mho. and watching Karla being boa the nee morning was She acid the ,man as hawed are of my daemon nI you buy it inside We tract des gathering input, that we need to now,° he said. advise thon. the accusations for- recently begun allege abuses that Pat an " by the memories. "her husband had buy land" not free it from our dispute over the gather everyone's input And Mey arena the only ones. mer students are preparing to were beyond physical and sexual. c Kailee, weighted in at fi lbs. 12 oz., is the first child for Mike and died and left her with five children Mohawk Chief Allen imti MacNaughtou said. Rumours Float through the Six make His Unmans mark the tint This has been dnven in Inge part ulie. 0 to support so she couldn't afford to Ile mid vow camine motto Ile said the idea that meetings be Nation, of babies boa at the PII!Naughtoa cold Cower, "I told con time a 'or official has annul by Kevin Annals a former Dented all of the pros and cons of held, nation meetings and then dis- Arriving at 6:56 s.m. New Years day Hamilton General Normal lose berjob by speaking out the federal government our people Prepare brood school yang gut, edge, allegations deadly aimed Church minister who had m acri- and is the 7th grandchildand for Vicki and Lyle 0. wbik is The aid from Combo. Vanwas ai dais will never accept any offer that the offer and present it to tlm mm- trict sessions, Me are awre that who suffered rapes, saints, m were rambled at the schools and monious 910 from the church in grandchild for Missy Mike Davey. Kailee also biomes the 13h the discussionO!! was taped and is unto for consideration and even- Wet i ot the way is put bide indiscrctian. does not include had If you have youthful that many talon were berried 9 9 S nub McKim. wgra of Glenda and y stored at the Woodland Cultural t. land, you are ot a purple. But what happened to the babies is without Wen parentsParents being soli. Amen has spent more than h the thisroe la The pare. were not Wm surprised they were the rust baby off2by Cattle brary. among us who have been have tube really organized Granfamilies a and conjecture. Those for Six Nations, but new father Mike was hoping In be the kafarm baby of story armour fied decade chonicling and videotap- about Once + < could be king Ws. help take us back to that and make "Thank goodness we're in a new a says (,burg this figs[ for long time 2008 for the hospital and all Hamilton Students babies were hove at "We Now inrdifferent death ing former smile. telling particu- for Ire said. rl stronger." sty taw and people are encore- know this. The people fighting the the next five years," the schools and some of those that of time there were higher death larly di... stories of their time 1 er he Mike of Ming firm in ZOOS WKkty faded shorty after aged to sue formed 1uwbebe app. hodhook Mere given away to white rates at Me ,"hook than other po d spent at residential schools. midnight when Mike head amblesanother baby. scream and shortly PriaO Persons, or munaellors. I he heard mots little baby. people in BtmifoN; ode time,"une;' Wan, said. ' e His work is compiled in a film Confederacy forming tobacco board thereafter o!. think three is a lot of stuff we can I being the a lisle baby crying I knew we were not Those that reed, "were buried out "Some of it may be from 1 called Unrepentant Kevin Armor[ d from front) an Waking up know how you Ling the government at bra own "When screw ad teem (Continue We from what happened our of the ai red hryut,l" Mike Hill ba"acck. . some of it may have Ban Je._Zpl and Canada's Genocide and in an donated is moldy. Confederacy feel here " game:' going win thing We first baby but very soon ,lot of the 1 We Sid we And then Were are the stories of people horn outbreaks of infiumda and book. Council learned during its mono Ile said the tobacco industry is a VanPaele said the terms .mud recalled. "Ohngwelt said. mold be first for taros any information wM!!hh gene." Gerommm Henry, who launched r to the and sill and the rest of your hones found in one of the many other types sicknesses and some mcmpanyiMoat argues them of Saturday. ill billion a year industry to the to join forces with Six Nations. woe :' n.evesnba Mine Julie Mofa y survivor the Lost Generations that led m everyone et We Turtle cubbyhole styled rooms Wet dot fire mo it may well n things that are Canada, the churches and police fit Confederacy teamed Saturday a federal and provincial govern- "We see what's going on us family from ...News. Laurel CS said she isn't per- today's survivors settlements basement ma house nothing but more criminal n nature ° the United Nations definitionte of large portion of the bales of lobec- mare Caledonia and its red ruins what ac ' smelly aware of any tabs ne says he is using some of his set-. pipes. "We had to ,Man out Oose As Assembly First a fog good.. which defines the ter co donated by farmers near Delhi Van Dade told council govern- those people are doing People are "I don't recall and specific dement to ' smoke hut, s We pipes tail one spot slhgoli. re Assembly of First Nations money restart the more broadly than mass kluings. I. moldy and will have to be ment collects more than $4,100 in corm from all over to make. Second fire for 'ma" allegations made, but I do0mow organization and help survivors was ally dirty and we found director, is responsible for ring For the definition destroyed. tram for every bail of tobacco name for themselves at Me explore three a code moss the c wing business up in smoke bun, elderly man saidi ate the commission, which was cre- includes "forciblytransfnrivgchil- Crane redrachief and council sec- grown in Canada while farmers of that town and the town is letting "'he' about children who wen missing fire investigation has 'I don't know what happened to medns part of fclass-action s,Me spread," but that there probably are dren of" the group to another Leroy Hill said the donation earn SI a pound He said it costs them. We want to work with you Fire hit a controversial Highway 6 Prelimmaty or ter rammed home Aut Me fife is not s"spi- been. Wi were send back m our went between former students, the few, deny, records. group" is being stored in a voM1m Wit and rapport your land tights," he poke but for The second lime. revealed that moos in The investigation is 'Tf a child didn't come back home Several former students have said "He just built now building so its said. Halremadd Ontario Provincial na.e. Police, the Haldimmd Cowry Fite c n g . because of something that was the RCMP gathered native children big and dry Ile offered to grade it Confederacy council agreed men ont Turtle Island News has teamed a lit Judge allows Caledonia suit to continue criminal, for example, it's probably from then communities to attend for us, but slot of it is moldy," he suggestion from the Mohawk Depatimznt responded to a sfitc- told council. to establish a committee to i Me fire The Hwy ire smoke nut cigarette left unattended may have H L T O in Hamilton on Dec I. ne sec in Me month afar protest- not going to be in my records;' he the faraway schools and tracked bra. it is of "good commend what should happen to Wednesday January 2., at about caused theme. The Outn'o ggovemment has lost Lawyer John Findlay says another ers reclaimed We farmer Douglas said. "Woe heard stories about doe students who Fled. As a Ile said some of quality" the donation 11:50. It was de second smoke but hit by its bid to stop fur ono must still approve class sum Creek Estates subdivision at the children being so severely pun- Mohawk Chief Allen The smoke but mid of the .mod lire over the holidays. Caledonia businesses and 14 rest- tus. end of February 2006 hondo for example, that they died rAnn. argues that many students Asa {mortal good will, tobacco Norfolk and lilac \manna told council, " we Line, was fully synods. flames Montour Farms was Of by fire den. from reeking class *tin The group's suit will name former The suit alleges die comity, police So the commissioners are going to grew up fearful of the RCMP, tams, from Oxford, Six Nations deed to put ads in local papers and when firefighters arrived. Wednesday night from an apparent may for their claim for damages OPP cusoi2.nr and province brake laws allowing have to sort through how they are "The very face that this is finally Elgin counties gave . was tobacco that they say was worth ask Emote to tame forward and sill hand almost two hours for fire- stove Extensive damage The I to tackle this being tared about is promising, so f from 22-month-old aboriginal Bader e tar former laldimand the closure of Argyle Stress the fighters to extinguish the blaze lire received to the roof and back of the I more than S2 December. on a "meupabc, provincial police detachment tar- closure of the Highway 6 bypass, goingWatts said former snide. will think that's to be welcomd;" whims. brume not before exte sine damage was building but We business is still I was delivered to the Hill said several people have The group's lawyer said Thursday mender and the Ontario govern- interroption of hydro in Caledonia also speak of deaths caused by till said The tobacco after a con- already approached han with done to the building, opened. that Justice David Crane dismissed and failing to enforce com Mimic- criminal negligence, such m pled `Bra I think the fact that they're Onondaga longbow rot ing healthy children in dormé with `IedB threes a criminal voy of 75 -100 vehicles drove from gesdoas to Put the bales to an auo ! the government's application to The knit focuses oro four incidents tons AT- mkno ang those fighting the Delhi Auction Exchange to Six Lion or local manufactuers; boo a don! elms room Superior Can that affected residents and bob. JI infectious diseases element it's really necessary to ciga- s_-w such as tuberculosis. for there to be l Nations. from $2.07 to $ 2.14 apound O pro- nolocal group manufacture Once the names ofthe commission investigation here, because Lt's m Farmer and president of the duce lobe.,ilibere, a lot of tenets from the tobacco and split the to setup a High school teacher facing assault charges chair and t co-chairs are indication even more m of geno- Oxford- Norfolk -Elgin Landoaers money in he tobacco industry and profit with Confederacy; announced early this year, the com- cide' Association John Van Dale told the goverment dual want you beard to deal with the bales and to .r e us CAYUGA- Ilelih and OPP have the school to butt the Went. of allegedly assaulted mission will have a five -year man- The Unit. Church said on its Confederacy council Saturday, to have my of it. But they take It trope the antra issue of tobacco charged a Sroyear -old high school the tan tams involved. The teacher has been suspended tamer tour the country gathering webs., in response to Moan's "This donation will not ato, and its better than crack cocaine manufacturing regulations Wclud- teacher with two counts of assault The assault caws to light roes a The (Wand fide District School testimony and domments to com- film, Math has no knowledge of Therm more bales where that came cause *MOM' ing pricing. 'They want to see the after an incident involving tiro parent complained to school Board has .schools in Cayuga, pile the affil. history ofCanada's the allegations of murders, secret from" He said the "government has itself prices back up to where they teens elan oro., 20th moritb ies Dec., 21st. The parent Caledonia . Hagersville and residential schools. burials, meheel experimentation Van Mete said framers are caught in a bind. It doesn't want to raise should be instead of what's going 1^ The teacher, who lives Cayuga, told enthrall. Waxen altercation Dunnville More nun Ind Six An RCMP spokeswoman con- and pedophile rings contained in by government regreatioru and me en but it can't lower Me tort w. People said they wan will appear in Cayuga court fan. , had taken place boom a student hiatus students end those of w firmed Mat police a barking the documeney. It urges any Brio broke. "We're broke .why should either ate antismoking people them to tackle the whole issue ¡ 31. and a teacher, OPP said. schools. It Ism known if the he said, "some pee- dr Loy closely'. wiM re Watts but Mme be presented to police. we keep giving it to the govern- win complain and they're afraid if tobacco." But OPP Constable Mark loser said As a result. Locke said two - teens rased were ces red from Six lined further comment until the amt Farmers are dying, commit- they raise taxes more people will plc said- put it in a field and bore IfIntour farms suffraedevm k wed OPP will not identify Me man or dents scree found to have been Nations n/idnyx by liar C Powl commissioners are in place. Ling suicide, head attacks, families buy native cigarettes. You are hen it." (PM, ) -ft F M LOCAL tau.ry l. meg vr.. tarry 9, 20011 TURTLE..I_OOI LOCAL TURTLE I51.AlJU NEWS

Six Nations °:stater Four will be heading to land nigh, prima the post almost two years ing attention to it." A wages" four-way slop sig, could he corning to the Chief Bill Montour is suggesting that the community not anima. agreed Elected councilor Carl Hill argued.. the District Four pons neat weekend Intl poled one less choice [o fill has withdrawn his candidacy. Mr. Montour said Mn Montour withdrew Tuesday Stop sign at of Chiebwood Road and Highway 54, after bawl push lm arnu amp fight at due corner, which isweatray- Mints might not know .glop sign. 'Everyone here ratan) creates when not enough can s an he did not feel he could run for band council, "and Still seeking the Diana Po are: Lorna cased County to look at skiing*. tiled by patrons returning to Ohsweken from bingo. "We does what they want at the stay sigmf' he says. 'They all candidate ren for the dabs m rise Novena. eleedona. keep doing what 1 am doing. I think our land Marilyn Hill, Wray Edward Maracle t and Michael Highway ty (alums to the haemection all know Mat when people sm the orange tight they eke just non redo. Everyone knows that." Hll went on to sug dyd Montour weft coo for Pant real rights is very impotent and l want to keep draw- Robert tar. Bmm Cowry is responsible blot mteaeetion in spite that to mean they should speed up," Montour said. I gest elan die intersection ofCrnefswood and Fourth Line withdraws 54 of its location cosa Nations fanny However. elected Mink a fight will actually mule it more dangerous." Not has proven lobe safer after the instillation ofhglu Mere. Brantford gets warning protests coming Group claiming Algonquin heritage seeks alliance with Confederacy By Lynda Pangaea charged us. Now, the police want a By Storneill Cheryl Editor meeting and they, bringing the ex Turtle Island News A group claiming to be of people m, health, but we are WM. BRANTFORD -Brantford may not be home to the new Algonquin heritage who has set up them we are a smear people and Hampton Inn hotel as soon as it would like they ore urban 'baud office' is you cannot deny us an economic seeking an alliance with the Six base." Another protest by Sú Nations one ever told new that was their Nations Confederacy to help in their She says they have put up signs people may be underway soon m land. Idol all the tine searches for her to stop wad an minim; at inWnwng people they are cotermg sip construction of the 310.3-mil- the land and even waited a couple Shmbot Lake and provide support in Algonquin and subject to lion hotel at the intersection of Oak of months, there's no claim or lla- tent., _ land rights struggles. Algonquin law_ "You have the na. Road and Highway 403,being bility from anyone else, and how Doreen Davis, is the elected chief strength here and I don't understand Milt without Six Nations consent they can claim that, I don't know" ! of the Sharbot group that claims Hough so we have come hem ask - or consultation. While construction workers dug L. 1,700 off reserve, mem- foe help., Six Nations activists, Ruby and the foundation for the hotel warm à4 lai' bers. Confederacy secretary Leroy Hill Floyd Montour were at We site Mondayday morning, Ruby and Floyd She told Confederacy council told them, "we have to research Monday warning the contractors.' Montour observed the area to a Samar them group has staked out what that alliance was and we "Builders need to get it through hletan ye the number of support- rts own unrecognized `urban' would ask you to dogtrot There their heads that weneedmbecoa- ern try would need M stop We tl masc. developed its xm trading rare many alliances nude between suited before they build because we truci not the hotel. dollar and Name plate. the Haudenosaunee and other won't just go away," said Six "Today is an observation day, She said they came Saturday to nations. So before we can do any- Nations activist. Ruby Montour. we re preparing for the protest," "rekindle our relationship with the thing we need to examine our rela- "ITS sign outside says no trespass- said Floyd Montour. The iafotma- Haudeosaunee. We are floundering tionship with your people" ing but they already are." lion collected will be presented at Si x Nations well 'moonrise Pal le a de n end N d ej s R u by cm( F l o yd Montour warned Bran?rd developers but we are hying to fight for recog- Danny Bawa, Managing Director an upcoming meeting that will du new hare( going *.SixSitN oats hands needs Six Notions approval.approv f(Photo by Am CPowless1 nition and a land base and we need of Bawa Hurtle ('area insister he deter. me new. ago for the con- D Consultant will Akre. cAal Darren M.ks and mAeb mar. em11.1, (Chow byll nee Park.., was never informed of the land plc Nations representatives for infer- making the area beautiful. If I was help from our brothers and sisters." the land I She stud the group, belonging to Six Nations. The land "We want them to negotiate with courier, en the proms[ aware of claims wouldn't Floyd Montour said he spoke with some awhom talk to Six Nations Bawa says the city of Brantford have bought Wis land. I don't want a mpresauu4ve of the mayor's are s Algonquin with the seat purchased in June gong from us first plain and simple," said A consultant fora company plat. Lake band Ottawa, arc CHECK US OUT! Race Bradshaw Properties Inc. Ruby. shouldn't have issued his company any problems, they can pay me By office Monday and was told a Golden Iranear 600 trees permit two months ago money and 1 can out and they committee will be Muring lalargely off reserve unrecognized a until r -1 wag to tie the mayor and the Floyd Montour said within two building go Johnsat mdk woodlot says he's if the land belonged to Six Nations can have their land." another site in Brantford that is Igunquim who were not dorm city Inn to purchasing] and no boors police were contacting Six willingn to suit with S'ts Nations and there is no reason for him to Bawa says his next step will be to Musing radioactive uranium_ "He wed by government and left off about the project. "I don't have any GREAT SELECTION OF the negotiate. speak wild Brantford's mayor told me there was nothing RsS. She said Golden Lake is problem wild talking to Six

1 but there Six Nations Police 'Negotiate with them for what, bemuse he was not informed of the Brantford could do about the mani- only recognized reserve Nations," Peter Williams of PRE -OWNED VEHICLES! Six Nations lost a young roomer m in a cur accident Boxing Day, and paid for the land The City is land clams and the city is meta um either. That the fads and arc nine other Algonquin e Williams and Associates Forestry police responded to 28 calls for service just over New Year's Eve. responsible for mat, they can slue. province approved it:' munt. spread out between Ottawa and Consultants Inc.l said. "It's a I from New Years Eve to New Years Day Six Nations police responded to protest outside City Hell because The mayor of Brantford, Cdis and Marra She said they formed remonable thing to do." 28 calls Includin& two motor vehicle accidents; two break sine, seven Imam the guy to talk to. Fm just Hancock could not be reached for until in 1994. Williams, who represents Telephone ik GREAT DEALS CERTIFIED 8 E-TESTEO, recovered stolen vehicles; five alarms, two assaults and one sexual She said they have taken on a was City Aggregates, got sumo. @our Sault. ber of issues including the raiding Brantford City council to go ahead 2003 FORD TAURUS SEL 2001 FORD TAURUS 5E 4 DOOR Six Nations woman was killed early Boxing Day. Dec., 26, when her of burial sites along Highway A Edwards land fill site on hold . with the project He said he still 4 DOOR SEDAN Mt vfi, amain PR,, PL, Nn, cmise ...... $7,488 Dodge pick up truck hit a hydro pole and roiled over. new Made°, Ontario. winced tat there was a are 3.0k 3/6 au to. air, PW, PL, cruise 2002 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS Ponce said foul. the truck on itr side on Cayuga Road at about 3 am. CAYUGA -The controversial Edw.ds land ill me Is I : d._ po ily. The operator says he will not be She said she also plans to visit need to consult "Based on what we Ciotb interior. power mana,roto, low km 4.6L V6 . auto ar, PW me mve ...... $5,988 The occupant afar truck was found dying on the ground tear die dri- sending any garbage Lets to the site until Mart to give OPP time at negotiate an end tothe blocking ofinetes Alrvvemsne aren't sure whether saw we still is 1999 FORD TAURUS WAGON ver's's side. The non. was dead at the scene by the coroner. by members of HALT and Six Nations who are opposed to the dump. She said when uranium mining necessary roar strictly legal point $9,988,. won court Police preliminary investigation fowl the vehicle had been headed SF Partners Inc the Toronto based receivers scat. the Broola Road site since September, armada Shad. Lake her group of view, but we are willing to," e 1999 HYUNDAI ACCENT southbound on Cayuga Road when it appear to have gradually entered approval dew, 20th to sell the property. blocked the company. "We are it was p said. Williams suggested Haro, au -one owner -only 117,000 Ian $3,988 a in to stop the Haldimand the ditch then struck a Pasty causing it to go airborne. The truck then SF Partners obtained cot. iajwedon November protest blockades by members of putting ow linty in plate' M the co authority the they would like to find mother way collided wit the hydro pole and rolled over. AGainst Landfill Trans[ (HALT) and Six Nations. OPP told mane. She said she has opened a smoke consult with Six Nations. The An Males certified The accident is still under investigation to end the protests ratter than resort to arresting people. shop on the land they have taken woodlot sits em of the Grand Riv r Nsl al ea cepfl esooM). Vieeewleft over and a wigwam how "They and nowt of the Hardy Road enter, say it re serve. but to sty sion months they have our touched us or ELECT AI Wray Maracle .1 TOM OM DORI suns Corilenvm enraALN,N,man For IJII18 Male St, South, memos District 4 Councillor (905) 768-3393 / (888) 286-9799 .4 years. January 19, 2008 at the Oneida Business Park emnlll alnrONme.npferd.eom Wwwl.nnIlplerd.eom

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JP CAYUGA -A RiMmond man read continue to be Caledonia Der . 7A, 2007. McMele had been Creek Road to the east. He was also banned from bawd from Caledonia Gary 01el talc appeared in bawd from entering the area of adman] County commuMating directly or indirectly with Clyde continues court Monday. MoHale was charged with Men. bounded by Heldibrook Road 00 the north, Powless, North America NI Native ;Verily Newspaper! FATHER TIME Camille Powless and Doug Fleming. THIS all, m commit an illegal act, mischief, in comm.- Haidhnand County Road 9 to the south, County Justice of the Peace Dan MacDonald's reaeoviag is t rI.nrahs0nha knob Omkwehonwene McHale STPRTED A GOOD CLEAN -IaP ten with a rally that turned violent just outside Read 70 to the west and Highway 54 to Money covered by a publication ban. TURTLE ISLAND NEWS LET'S ban Turtle Island News is published weekly on the Sic Nation Grand i River Territory. It is a politically independent newspaper that, IT wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. FINISH Confederacy developing passport, Iroquois Caucus developing passport No portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or ByLyada Powless the centre is Trying to organize to agreed to front the half million dol- 10g sovereignty," Hill and Jan 31, but that people travelog editorial content may be reproduced without permission. Editor have another day O get your pass- lar cost to begin production of the Hill said there are several groups should be prepared to show a sec- PUBLISHER - Turtle Island News Publications With an U.S deadline of January pons Jaen Ms month. cards and the costs will be divided are trying to develop enhanced ID ond piece of ID, such air a driver's In to is EDITOR- Lynda Powless Ole approaching for new boarder She said anyone need of a back each Haudenosamee com- cards for native people. Included license or birth certificate,. if Turtle Island News is a member of,- regulations Confederacy supporters Iku0 mane passports needs to nay the Canadian government, which Is requested. +Canadian Journalists Mead. have been Med up w Onondaga mme to the centre wind family Me In the meantime the Iroquois considering an °dime. status 'There Is so much confusion" she Native American Journalists Madam NY. and at the Huudenosamee going back three generations on the Caucus Is working on as awn two. card said. "We need0 to know of people's to worldwide 9 International Committee Protect Journalists Resource Centre to get new pass - female side to get a passport. port. Hill said Mat she fears that the U.5. experiences at the bother m we cal Thule News - P.O. Box 329, 'slant paw Confederacy council was told As of lan. 31, adult revelers enter - officials are beginning to lean have Hem addressed." 2208 Cwefswo00od Road Ohsweken, Ont NOA IMO Resource centre spokesperson said Saturday meetings are being sched- ing the U.S. will be required to wards accepting the enhanced Aidrou people can always ask to Telephone: (519) 445 -0868 has (519) 445 -0865 pro were lined up out the build- uled for later this month in t a gammon lows photo ID, card, a the expense of the speak to a supervisor when crossing E- mail -adverse aQMetmticislanduewsnon, or people e2rnrsssd islandnews.com ing last month to get new Onondaga N.Y., to hire a Men to such s a dove. i license, along I tau one card. die herder if it's Mt that the guard i s such as are the to n ume 13, Edition 2 second Gass Postage Registration p0728216 Haodenosamee passports before produce do new Haudemsamee with proof of citizenship, "Tray concerned about asking them provide unnecessary PAP Registrana 610963 Chlstma card and passports The new ID b certificate or alvation moray of rem: she said. 'Not documentation Hill suggests that tre erro - w s b u t con h eislandnews.com ' lay 'They right out the building," said cards will Include security memures certificate.ß the security on the cards, but what the path of least resistance is laelya Sue. required by Homeland Security. Already, - natives flying in or security we have in issuing them." boner option. She mid there were sa army people Grand council at Onondaga has through the U.S. must have an Hill said the development of the She wit midi things are worked out American or Canadian passport cards is the caucus' No. l Issue now. Haudenosamee people woad be Who took who in Caledonia 9 in court e already dropped the ban on Hill said that they have received hest to earty a stems card and a birth that one," councillor Ave Hill said awe. from the Canadian cote when coursing. Homey, By Jaime Lewis charged with mischief. Hamm To avoid a similar problem with Border Services Agency that the people will be assured entry After residential school For Tuttle Island News Dornat..7 of no fixed a500,00, 10 $50 million for Alaskan abuse p aintiffs land ramp, iM hams Cam cum. statu card will be accepted sing, people are' Web launch a The Caledonia 9 made their sev- charged with mischief 5hmmne work the c cation ml after Jan. but that people travel- comptain U homeland security WiM TOM now folly underway across Grads survivors of resiMn- By William Laden a rr gems and faithful. In Jesuit kettle and stoney point lands! It's began on 31, S. don appearance in Cayuga McNaugton, 26, of Hagersville is a spokesperson Amy Kolas sail that fin schools have begun to see meagre cheques for Me years they spent m Los Angeles .es S$ fmdmis;ng Mentor& Eskimo vil- been 80 years since the morally Ha .enos mvee ID cards mine time ing should be prepared m show Provincial court last Wednesday. charged with ndsdlefi hue hone can 10. 2007 questionable ago second piece of ID if requested. American unarm.. were -rind, in some of the ohm talk schools in Canada's history make their lanes were called "the worlds awake of the 40, Ronald Cook, 31, of Akwaseme, lamieson- Maidole, of Hill said Mat they have received Al" of the needs ofmdigenoas com- way too the ,The Jesuit order of the Roman difficult mission field . Kettle and Stoney point lands and If the U.S. 00000 those marble N.Y, learned hill be facing an addi- Ohsweken is charged with mischief and were working hard to Survivors themselves' have begun to question the settlement reached Catholic Church has agreed to pay mostMany said their once according to Me Supreme Court of Ilarea0lo.am purplepeople will be able notification front Department of minimes pia... oral charge of assaulting police in Theresa Jameson, 41, of0hsweken million to 110 Eekimoa to to present Me se the adomrto Homeland Security Mat the current inform those immunities of the Phil Pontan and whether or not it 450 devoutly Catholic out off Canada 'There can be little doubtdea lad by Assembly ofiha Nations chefc ohms with and assault claims of sexual by connection with his avast at Sorb. ,chaffed mischief prove atiamshiP'It's about mom- soma card will be accepted after new muirements. as the best deal for than, or was it the best foe the national chief's abase from the world and without last that these coll.., and the Woods Sept., 19, 2007. Cook was police. A young offender, who can- priests and missionaries in some political career. , offered a perfect set- promises which preceded them, Mon.. one of nine persons charged. not be named, under the Youth a of the world's most remote vil- ting fora molesting priest In 2005. have an odor of moral failure about Talk is Fontaine, himself wealthy man, is headed fort senate. were not Justice was to r lages. Wrelesses my protesters Crania A. released Which makes andar, did M1c trade off the residential school set- The Times published a story about them. The Indian lad claims com- on the development she, but on her father dement for Attorneys for the plaintiffs called Joseph Lundowski, a Jesuit deacon mission concluded that Canada mimed CNR It is alleged that The Court has placed marked. Kimono envy chair. the settlement record payout by a who allegedly sexually abused breached its fiduciary obligation to property. His right hand man, Bob watts has landed pretty u some of the arrested were doped ban m the Medea( the amens. He is now beading up the Residential school and Reconciliation Catholic religious order. However, early every boy in two small vil- Ube First Nation. 70 years have ran by the OPP ono the Stirling Woods Defense lawyer Sarah Dover, costly body that will easel the mono in search Mg. officials for the Jesuits - formally lages on SL Michael Island passed since the Kettle and Stony don At the fiat of his arrest Cook argued the Crown and the OPP have called the Society of Jesus - said 1975 - Point Council asked for protection esnfrom to to possibly a book, m cord for history. between 1968 and pas- not provided all the disclosure there were man sues Mal esa chargedrged withmiwhiefand And w open Ube board of dimmers, yet to be "still Lundowskïs accusers now in of their burial site in repenvath comas. session of prohibited weapon. required for the named to make a appointed, will emerge early this year headed by other need to be finalized." y their 40s and aid the Moe Provincial Park h, years have ...abode Styles art 24, of taw., proper refrnw. political cm recycling their careers with high priced almsbr at the "We are disappointed by today', led to alcoholism, violence, emo- passed since the D of sold[ gar of Me the w the exile Dow advised the she sent Six Nations "Iroquois" Confederacy again of the survivors. ns by the pia,. attorneys, tional problems and suicide National Defence took over the expense holding orris 000 k was emoted com mnh10e the Crown on meantime in the U.S. survivors of abuse and these schools are a which we see as premature and tempts. They kept their secret - Stoney Point reserve for military RIVER COUNTRY bIn the alter one Octoberlin1,2007askin6MrMeadl- GRAND the work healing in the courtroom, to here in de0hnental to of not con talking about it among ring, 62 years have passed raking in millions in settlements. (Sec story right) But pied the ASAP surety timTheintestine. Canada survivors, those who from horrific abuse after all about which we are all contented.' atomism - mail the Cathollo since Ile end of WWII, at which afoot rims* doe hie lab. Bill The Crown, Mach Hagman Six Nations Confederacy Council these years find nary sufferings only wadi 525n000 - said John D. Whitney, the provin- Church set scandal erupted to firm the land was to be returned. ed responded sayingvying hein sentsldt a later cial Williams, posted paw WOO. And e telling survivors only tithe survie are bmi superior of Society of Jesus, 2002 That year, Roosa filed the 26 years have passed since the a Outlaw. to the 5203M. Charged led to Dover aalg for warm is seeking volunteers to establish Oregon Province, in a state- addition tally incapacitatedted a result of the assaults, rapes and bearings. water first civil suit against the 'emits federal govèmment agreed to s are: (reg Pools. IR of tawsdm specificspec Me the accused wanted had A survivor who somehow found a way to hide that episode in Mc back ment. and the Diocese of Fairbanks The tun Camp perwash,ito whale charged with Ohsv Stephen lot the loom that the meal has Six Nations Tobacco Board. minds and try to go on with their lives, even though they may Email between the Jesuits' and awe against the diocese are still or part, when al no longer aeon Powless, 42 of Mercian is full disclosure. indicated a deal have m ono% sufferedlot chronic systems of abuse including Yen attorneys pending.ding. needed for military s tun tng.13 holism, violence, emotional problems, abuse suffer. by On chil- um in place, though some details Roosa said he spent the day on years have passed since the minis This board will oversee: dren, well, they're suffering emit math the 5250.000. needed to be worked out the phone, relaying the settlement te of National Defence mooned home "This e-mail will confirm that a Mask gets temporary But the deal Fov h reached will surely make him more than to his clients who were scattered that the military no loop. need. A replica hoquois mask that has should look at" $250,000 year as a senator. settlement has Men reached," across western Alaska Ile fired Camp erwash .12 years ago an 9 Donation of tobacco hung in Brantford for newly 50- Hill said that she planned to lab And Mere's all kind of money to be had frr the so called Truth and wrote Richard K. Hansen, attorney but An able to call clients today unarmed Dudley George was killed years has food a new home, niter it Ile issue up at the next band council 9 Reconciliation Commission and its band of what will surely be highly for the Jesuits, to the Eskimos' lead with good news." sorting his nations right to the Regulation of Industry lying the snow meeting.g. She summed NOT might Ken Roosa on Friday s discovered in over pied talent, we've already seen evidence of that with Waal This year, the Archdiocese of lands reserved by treaty for their 9 "Homey, unattended hew week. be good topic of disc at the Mandatory Pricing appointment. Ile settlement calls for $50 ml- Los Angeles paid SIN million to exclusive use 180 years ago' The p.m false face had Mom the joint Confederacy band council And of course there's money for the fearing 05sl10tion (again head- lion to be paid to the plaintiffs or settle with 508 claimants, and the The famous Chief Joseph of the 9 Health Policies property of the Kanau Naive meeting Jan 12. edby recycled .AEU cronies) and all the little healing groups springing claimants in exchange for releases Diocese of San Diego paid $198 Nez Pere said it best-"Good Village tourist. site until in close II' Fleet. comicilor Carl Hill agreed. up all moat are out there with Neu nets cashto snag a few sur- of all claims against the Jesuit million to settle with 144 alleged words do not last long unless say 9 Industry Standards onus agar However. h was "I think Mat's snmewng that the non b. Anfy th don'tprogram so they art can cadre the survivors d e f e n d a n t s " Mans omd to long Words do recently revealed that the face was Confederacy should ho looking at,' suffering. And we don't overt woo. get started on the lawyers who The settlement does not require the In Orangé County, the Diocese not pay for my dead people. They oot into a storage he said 'Ohal's m a they -e Send Resumes to: Trevor Bomberry, order to admit fault. Roosa said. do for my country, mod proper have become multi-nark s of two rem ago paid out not pay now for time." was facility after the village closed. been working on some Meanwhile, oa00700 many who are elderly. sit at hoe oath their None of the priests ever mìm- GOO millioninion to 90 people who moon by white men. They do not Haudensaunee Co- ordinator Rather, it was left on the ground, Hill said that it was Important that memories and noteenough lnasenlemmtm hem e thor inally charged. alleged they were victims of der- protect my fathers grave. They do 812, Ohsweken, ON NOA IMO exposed to the elements_ the props 'protocols" be followed P.O. Box Yeats A dozen priests and Mr. mission- gy sexual abuse, not pay for all my horses and cattle. Brantford city councilor lobs to tom the mask to ha Nations Ph: 905 -7656625 Fax: 905- 765 -0851 Nam surfs. has lambed poli100 careers and made others rich, aria, accused of sexually to Alaska, the average payout Good words canna give me back J Bradford has taken up the cause of but suggested fiat it would be dam' while they and their children continue to mere with the suer effects abusing Eskimo children in 15 vil- of 8554,000 was far below those my children. Good words will not the mask. Last week, be arranged able if t were to happen of a horrible dal Mary Canada can continue to not be prowl of lages and Nome from 1961 to in Southern California, but com- give my people good health and for it to be temporarily moved to a Bo hey. Fontaine win get his spar err the swat and his cronies me 1987. The flood of allegations led paeans can't yet be made stop them Goo dying. Good words Contact Brantford business. Ile also making then but at all commis,. and tono-d to accusations that the Eskimo because the Fairbanks diocese will not get my people a home the... approached band councilors Ava e up on the s backs of the sawn common. were a dumping hasn't agreed to a settlement. where they can live in peace and Hill and Carl Hill to on what role \ Lisa Today! ground for abusive priests and lay T nKinda makes one oso if the poverty campaign Fontaine and the Letter to the Editor. take care of Mewselves. I am tired HI Sú Nations could play in the future tra. ¡Tr . rkers affiliated with the Jesuit AFN are pushing acmom c.o. will .sua èr the . fa.fate. i Ipperwash inquiry of talk that comes to nothing, It 1- -534 -4286 I have tad the of the mask. Hill said it was 877 Hungry, homeless children. but and highly paid order, which supplied bishops, makes my heart sick when I peat ...lions from volumed all Me way await MOT1PE4GR -Ol: PI And Get Behind The Wheel, retests and lay missionaries to the embarrassing" that it isaa a cronies to lap up the past' that oars some ofCo p., Canada's con - volume 4 and from this repon there remember all the goad words and Fairbanks diocese. Brantford councilor Mat was taking Trade -les Welcome no doubt that the land should be all the broken promises There has the lead on the efimts to safeguard We certainly are getting lira of seeing the same old hat Jesuit officials have awed tans. been too much talking by men who =2, P.) In Debl let's Talk ...al returned by the federal government don't think it should M. ! ® poliariam fening moles..prriests to Alaska, the mask.: rI and over maid bureaumts jumping from oat to cushy era for the calash forced removal had no right to talk° Doctors mid pp- 600 Vehicles to Choose From be left on the pound" she said. ralwca e Over saying that it wm a prestigious 4110 the nation's people the that Chief Joseph died of a broken :. of first of "We agreed that it's something we assignment for the c ura heart!

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l n p l p p S p o r t s A w a r d w Probert understands why Jonathan enlists more than Chris Simon over reacted Artie Island News Sports month. Back on December 15th, Simon OHSWEICEN - Forma National Simoo and Robert became close raped on Roasts foot after he a century . of NHL knowledge Hockey League heavyweight friends when Simon was traded booked Simon down ding. fine champion, Bob Prober may not from WaSb0011on Capitals to the charge Simon received a match have condoned the actions of New Chicago Blackhawks early in the penalty for attempt b injury and the local communities. York Islanders toughgoy, Chris 2012-03 season. later received an NHL record 30- Since Jona h as developed a Simon, but he does understand "I had a few battles with Simon game suspension for the incident

strong M in build friendships with why over reacted on Pittsburgh ti the years." Prober recalled. "It's unfortunate, like I said I

NHL playas, mmY jump at Penguins Christian Runty last "lust a couple banks, but I ended played with Simon." Prober said. fthe chance to help out by giving Meir up becoming his mammon In "He is not that kind of a playa He Tan]e Islamd Nol, Sports Fanner NHL, Sian Jonathan seem sonie nine during his Hockey mme to De youth in Me hockey Chicago. So we became pretty was just frustrated I believe before OHSW000N - Forma National Skills Comp.. pose with bis daughter Brand) !emir (Cow cour when asked good buddies." that Ruutu tiny have hit him and Hockeyu League (NHL) veteran and schools -guy, dinamr) and former NHL tough Bob Prober, Samrday morning "I think we had 10 other TOOL) played 913 regular season hurt him. I Mat he remembered Six Nations own, Stan Jonathan held otrhe Gaylord POwless Arena. (Torde Island News photo) in "lorathan said. Hilda his T Hockey Skills Camp with titi WW this wave NHL games over his 16 yeas career that and he was hummed like artereuee of marc than 100 year of Foncer .-.333 Mom in which he managed to score 380 Simon was looking for a way to get ....Alwar forma NHL experience. Gary Teem, Bill Derlago, points (1631 221A) while amass- him back. I know he didn't hurt Paiement and Bob Probed to name The camp ran foin deys Sat- ing 3,300 penalty minutes or 55 few for the ittg Satmdaytndmin%at the Gaylord made Oar time available (60-minute) games in the box. The NHL has been cracking down Powless Area Prober had a few. battle with on the incidents which could give Mr. M gel the players Jonathan is also a member of the 233. Meng some of the aboriginal Milo like Me TRH. a black -rye in their public MM. Allah Banç which travels to 13433939.,Avedin play* Chris Simon, Gino Odjick and image.

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Joey 1 Koem) we're kind of buddies "They want to send a message and o the battles were more of Simon got caught in the middle of Chris Simon wrestling matches. ® TOYOTA The action was fast and,aaci Hack, Skills T PeeIrees were., to display ,am.,.a learned fo.depeeemn Arne daa,la,.....a-1.,d-ea..:ar.a.- i m) C.ayiod PaMess Arena. Jonathan andhh NHL Alumni friend gave fMeanie and knowledge n 0Aeyaad 18i1 fNights1 alSae Nations (TankMani News Photo) r 5 great Mlioe yeas of NHL experience here the skating I enjoyed today... and IS the guys and kid. We did a lot good MN Bee aawlxañ-wxnaanarmx.a I the it" for than and hopefully do it past four days and hype the players it was good pan of .can Jonathan Skills Camp reasons NMN wtw Stoni -Nominal and parents appreciated it" This is not an annual event says again." (continued front Page I) Hobo Mono CUUe91xe-Ianean59 The now consisted of on-ice Jonathan Unfortunately for the camp, Me to choose 1 ama olaplcalSsCentNll Centre te la Yes! m instruction, classroom teachings We had n two years ago Bantam leans were participating "All of our pros live flora Landon Grand Erie e-ar- with sessions and tyland Jonathan recalled "I dont Mink the Silver Stick Tournament on explained. .ining s-saors for the first Mum were gonna run it every year, maybe Saturday and were unable to have a on to Sarnia." Jona0an "A lot of guys live around days of the camp. every two years every three year, game the parents what they Strom Values 1T they came down On the fourth day, the kids were Its a challenge: my daughter (Bran. had learned over the ibur-day camp Mississauga mid plus we have some guys come I able to all Mar they learned into Jonathan) does all the not That Getting the to come out" Do Yes! put players MOM saie x Mora; Too wor yra.rr..gnmr down from Barrie. an exhibition game otrSaurday for makes for me to go an there Jonathan said when asked what was v/aeir 4rm u( f. a km a fram irta Yrt Jonathan added; "We were looking 500(0. andmal blow the whistle and inn bilk.' the toughest pan of the came u.JeN<(wym. v/: u.oi,a eeny,ú ..age 11 a11-welcumi9 N CASH BACK for s like (Bryan) Tmam to Ontario Hockey 'association The hockey camp was fee of The Atoms and PeOWee) listen for ra/iánit. or ?Come ' . come in, aS Referee Dave Davey donated his charge to all the Atom, reeWee and the most pin. he said but once the come Gino (Odjick) to ' Great Extra Curricular 519)756-6301 or but its Christaas and everybody is t time to referee Me Saturday games. Bantam skaters to attend. players hit puberty ids a totally dit The biggest `e 1(888) 548-8878 Probed was impteased with the The Dreamcalcher Fund backed farm story. -lays (the kids) at with their families. t hi n g I like about our camp is l dear OM young talent on Six Nations. most of the event by providing fund- .Mat age " Jonathan said of the GREAT RATES. alb have to get de playas m shape Ammo Me Sam yra..r Ski., camp gar dug akilb for on "I really had a lot of No here." to for all the skaters and the NHL teenage Oda "That's why run tying Ar a M^ played half the year Saar ai eke GayladPandasPandas Arena Okra e Island No co Phan) TOYOTA GIVES Former PILL heavyweight champ, alumni( coming. to work with the kid now, the since they on, Bob Probed said, "There are "The Fund gave the camp a budget younger groups and get them while ,IVah YOU BOTH. some goad hockey players out there to work with." said Jonathan. "We the, still involved They gel at the and they were fan to watch. They had local basinecvs that ...sand Midget-age and they seem to do Arena had some good moves and they were all the Sweeten and tack snits. We what they want to do. We wan to Iroquois Lacrosse each the kid that are coachable. Even some of the Bantams that play with the All -Stars didn, show up. Sit -N -Bull SCHEDULE $3000 Jonathan is looking to expand the Sack or gm b z e to J.nuvry 5 . 2008 tun cad 1 the future to include more Jvnuv... wean or rae nab coin off Six Nations kid tom other Gas &Vane YIOM\Rp O C YlYt 111111119 ; d.mn . ¢i untm Refit "If wewarb it again, well take maybe Bakery P M . t. no mm WILDS 15 players Ban other reserves like tomt Ir nol ART Featuring: OMNI ro.9r It w ttl6JIS; Mwcey, Oneida or Walpole Island" Mm } = . Mellon Donuts, Pies, nahes, 0.9°'° tb. llM.añMT 5 5 Jonathan pondered. "Some place 9r etMosa t.r. Finance rates on kid play. If (Sú Indian Oaohles, Pastries, m.mr n. miÌgiaalri wham arlo Sim mom select models.. Nations) kid mal want to play, ran Tray C ot.^'.ó= tit +,8.T tom then Bee, we'll get some kids that Assorted Breads, want to play. Well help them out and = Dinner Bola well extend it other names 51t ont Six Nations Sting TRYOUTS begin -J Wars got the facilities here and well to mn it here." January 21th @ 7pm ' 8:30pm H O G E W O N I N G TOYOTA AVOMCOMet corer. Monday ®TOYOTA For the most pmt all of the former Maas live within couple hours 3783 60 king IMAMS EVERYONE WELCOME of driving distance to Ohsweken and 905465-2356 CdII June i445°2889 ta register the mid for the players to stay over Op..Tm-aanlmeewah Iroquois Lacrosse Arena, 3201 Second Line night was tare. ó, it STl3 8.0.80 Hagerseille, ON 19051 7654999 m,r For oll your convenience need: RAE i . (continued Dopage 9)

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February 12 -14, 2008 r air IN .11 The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel &Ad .- ! i1. Montréal, Québec and enjoy) ,--aP!B14 - (Cane -Large Menu Sektdon 2 Walker Street Port nover Hagersville Restaurant, - Live Entertainment On The Beach under the l - Tuesday - Saturday direction of Tom Stains and now his son Open all year... .,... - Daly Features Available The key building blocks of Aboriginal social and economic Jim, has been serving good home style ` two Call for reservations ls1sl753ee0s prosperity are effective management and good leadership. JPECIALIZING IN meals to the communities of And it a only through the cooperative efforts of those who COAJTAL CUISINE Hagersville, New Credit and Six , manage and those who govern that we will see progress Nations for over 20 years a in Great Lake... Great View, ;it =a towards this prosperity. We are at decisive moment ow Many changes have taken place over y history and there are many challenges ahead. To meet these Great Food Those years The most recent being challenges, management and elected /appointed leaders must work New Menu upgrades to the kitchen. Asa result of together and build strong, effective relationships that benefit our the addition of charbroiling equipment, - ivy peoples. What 'in needed to make this happens What will this conference 519 -583 -0880 their steaks, ribs, focus . hamburgers and roasts Developing management and elected leadership capacity writ Nragcrsci Ito Rrriouyonl have enhanced flavour. Providing relevant information to leaders that contributes to good decision -making M A Removing barriers that prevent full cooperation and advancement Their children's menu Consistency and continuity in strategic objectives and direction appeals to the most Op.. 7 INI, a Malt Clarifying the roles and responsibilities of management and leaders finicky young person Overcoming the challenges faced by Aboriginal management and leadership while at the same time Good Morning Special Every Day mom and dad can enjoy Come to the conference to explore these issues critical to our future. A Conference for rip :11;.- orr their favourite entree with Aboriginal financial their beverage of choice. Everyday we have Plenary and luncheon presentations include: professionals, drwYrtM,iilrvp/ ;n. Friday specials could be different Specials Round table: Managing the Relationship Between Elected leaders and Senior Staff: A Team Approach BBQ Ribs, Stuffed Filet of on cad., ...an ,rerreMn ey Presentation of the Aboriginal Youth Management Indigenous tintmtal Conference Awards Ropes management and - M. 4r. a a.vrr Sole, Swiss Steak dinner, rake el deem Working Together Aboriginal Self -Government: Success Stories - Sharing Canada, Prosperity - 1.Aa sewl A Band Up, not a Handout. elected leaders etc. always served MONDAY - Fff OAY tanie rem A PRINCIPAL'S ROOM MAIN ENTREES bursting with taste and t -, I b ^cahr genie tit series -,sessions include: FULL COURSE INCLUDES Wmk'vrdreW piping hot. Call ahead to , financial Reporting by first Nations: A Pa... of CICA Recommendatems and ',Nations for Soup of of the day tir Chefs Sian Aa'23N check specials. 1I51, F i r s t rations Enhancing A Mt Meow l esime 5 g The Role of Co- Chaire. '22w Potatoes. Fresh Vegetable 905 -76$- Property Tar in the First Nation, fiscal krtroducticsn to the A il t Convene! Fresh Bows and Spread Both Tom and Jim believe . Use Bastion, Director Your choke of IsC SE PT .Tea in supporting their local Healthy Workplace Series- sessions include:. First Nations Education Council, Quebec the Day. Morris V\003.9'8 community and host an Nalaing Healthy Employees a Smoke -ha Workplace w Fermat Risky Fontaine, CARL, Senor Partner annual Golf Tournament Geit' Integrating Abmigwl Values into Management PracticesPractices. r;, '22.95 VILLA= RSF Consulting Service, Québec Mexí Casa in support of local Daily Lunch Managing Effectively Series - sessions include: volunteer firefighters. slung the Perfmmenee Story: Pertwrmm'e Reporting in First Abmagnmt Housing innovations Mama's & Dinner Specials Nations Mlx,cwn Cantina Hagersville Restaurant Sr Market Housing- The Strategic Plan' The Key to Better Performance as your Commie,. - wvor aloe calconfererlcel2008 Piano Bar Nightly Gift Certificates available has seating for 84 CgnprehensiveC ommmity Planning Key Strategies and Success Stories The nurt, s. -. -..- or call 1166.775.1817 Choy. out our. Wedding Chapel 13 persons and is open 7 Management Chaffering: Deveopng and segoemente g New HR News Z vs $10 t days a week. akfast Governance Series Sessions include: lunch Feature Codes of Excellence: Engaging Youth and Emerging leadership on -., -?Yang emtrd -A hiade % Specials n Humane Salmon to Managing Insurance gist -The tour EsNpft Nattä. Catch EIL action fuss Sot.R SW/ Rats imanHT 905.7ó8.11s6 EAT IN OR TAKE OUT >` Beginner s bevies se ions include. For Reservations Developing an mg Call EftoWVe Remedial Management Plan- Key Strategies and Sucre, Storms - uoreasng 29 Mum Sr., avorlh. 445-0555 Aboriginal Participation in the Technology Some A Success Story- Slow to S - Manage 1.888.448.3131 aa aa ir+, 1la7tercviNP. UN ar.rra.. .M«a-naa.ar. a.l, Ossa MonerA LOaew Personal Financial Miming Administering Eemloyea Benefits Pads Rd. west and 687 Pamir* Rd., BRANTFORD 43 19 -an 0La0049 Baas NEuV° TURTLE SLAW" NEWS January 9, 2008 January 9, 2008 TOOLE 15LANDNEWS TURTLE ISLAND NEWS 12 TllfiTLE'°AND SPORTS SPORTS Brantford Golden Eagles are off night to anon into a 0th -place tie points behind 2nd -place Eegles hat -trick the SA Friday night. Sunday night at Greenwood 1 for 26 pleIta The Mala with a against Brantford Blast just can't get AMC, Golden Eagles oegreet in 2008 Following with the Blast still perfect to e 5 sort Dona . after loth Cambridge Wiotahewk end Greys while Cree Dative, at the Brantford However the Blast could not ma Recreationon Omer moved them -12,2 record and loft enough of playing over Owen Sand Grrys w re the B anMord & Liaawel less left the 1st -place Blast 0 point of .6 Sarre Tillsonbmg 7 2 con cans .t Etna at 4o poinb I 'cored for Brantford in to & District Civic Centre es they won Mu to home success andi. convert M soaring in Centre 4tadb Bet d a 5 -2 win ova M1. at Civic 16-md-4 for 32 pnmu. Vipers (6 -13 -1) while Windsor Rind QNe Cantle, mein win over the Dominators. their 11th home game in u many R to the mad muss as Petrolia record a Guelph Dominators Thursday The Golden Fagles are just twee Matt led the is in second with a 12 -6-1- Saints are 10 -8-0.1 for 21 porn 2008 GuMwsky Golden start 2008 sas by edging Dnndas Real Squires doubled up with a 6 -3 Dundas 0 lower their warnings Silverhawks ousted hi OT i Storm Bulk Island News Spores Roger Vyse led die team wtththmc Hawks The Iroquois pima (1G 2A) while game MVP le Island News Sports TORONTO ;,vf r went to Udell for his two Silverhawks lost a heal- breaking honours New- Credit's Cere a. SIMCOE Chandon Hilt (1G IA), Sault and the Suntan Storm have 65 overtime decision to the goals. take 3 in Dean Hi11 (2A) and Martin (2A) of been -very furious as the 2008 Nubian Kings to be eliminated with two points each. Niagara District Jr Hockey League the quarter -finals of the Canadian finished ` j Iroquois paints were by Scott IfdI A Turtle Island Newt action began with a halt of loaves multi -Cdtuml Hockey Single By of 4 pts. Suit (IGR Cosy Bombe, (IA) Stb this past weekend. Championship held in Toronto Iln.., amor, r.Pa. Ata Firebirds scored from December 27th to December and Dallas Anderson (IA). HAGERS V ILLE - The Hagasville New Hamburg would be settled ria a shoat Ik.N4 .ba a wl.n....a W Ih.a to Game two saw the Silverhawks Hawk have already ant a neamge Cody la n NJ. he scored al 81 twice in the midis period over Unfonurekly for the Hawk Simcce lead minute to I The Nubian made it to the finals edge Korean Tigers 5r with R. to the roi of the Southern Ontario Jr n¡ M way Am. 2-1 W., was unable to mop the night at the before being edged 0 -3 by the Bombe, dishing out three Hoekry Lay (somwthazif, M g -.s. a. ll e) a4-2omea wan Sunday Travellers shooter Debias, « as Miles come AprINarks ere Mr l /a8emivaamret Talbot Gardens before 326 specter Polish Hussars for the Canadian helpers. Sandy Porter earned game boo the Rogersville Arena you Kyle Brook and Jamie Clarke me Aland Nets pedo) Cup. MVP honours for his two goal better he ready to hante right to the scored on !heir snow. Hawk and Brandon The SJverhawles were the 2W6 effort Dean Hill (2G), Chandon end Phillip Bethune Moshe.. Jesse Siam was \ in Aver mass at the event Hill (2A) and Craig MaaDmald The Hawk began the 2008 pmdon Am.. scored for the Storm Cody had two -point games. Single the nape by Russel while The 2007 511verhawk edition I2A) of season with a lair knee Ryan Coke scored on an away, beiiae. tenoning to the Hagasviee home-md -home sews with the din loss. Johnson was thé made no miss. in the beat- wem undefeated with a -Fonda pose were, Vyse FIG) end Sault games starting with a 0.i win mer Mr to seal the victory fa the Hawk. Arena night to baule Pat Sailors as they navel to Pon Dover Friday night Storm were ois attempt. Saw, the Welluley Applclack 5attnday night sus by Ma(hma a salluy -ana cord through preliminary (IA). The Hawk travel to Wellesley Dona at 730 p.m for e 2illp.m stem TJ Narich .flac.. Way FlC l.a.r.m.4par Cody 1oM1mm and Whoa, W. New %k466rh.g-a.r round before meeting up with the In gamed.° the Silve hank got and a bard -fought 3 -2 shooam loom Friday tegbt for an 830 p.m. game Sunday the Hawks Mere the do Nor, Gras SM.rl.d.n.0u IIrbT Degreaere ,them play. in 1008 the 11- Sea b The T. I. Fegus scored night at the Raw Carden, Seale and Mann are affto a rough Sun MeCanne Bossy Unseen lad- Merchants the 501HT theAll -. ran same for the derision to the Firebirds Nand.exr Pharel sie ing Delhi Travellers Sunday e:ith 1:32 renaming. the first for a/u.eappine a0.2 Rana night McConnell Confers, m Saturday, MIDDLEPORT PLAZA a 3 -2 Norwich lead heading into Sunday night Fhic Webber mad. January 19 at the Lam Community netted Talbot Gardens Sunday night to net for Hawks anda made a total of ON THE GRAND RIVER SCENIC ROUTE Me first iatermirsim. Sara Nathan Dunbar Come S 7000., Wtrdr10ck Renegades as 30 saves m the Samoa De while mob. AFE (Formerly Hwy SM) lust East of CDlehwood Rd. the in the loss. host the 54 Aaron Wirth scored eventual the other Storm goal 11 wu kind of surprised when I game- winning Foul 3:44 into the Sault assist in the con- both games have a 7'.00 p.m man. the navel. countered with Shan sans., hand it but it1 going to be fco - Ruueo wu for play- LEARANCE CENTRE pond as Norwich would lead 6 -3 test for his team leading 37th assist WOOF Six Nations Rebels between the pipet ing said an excited Darn 40 and held the his 53rd point on the defender, Jonathan Cox has signed áßi rmkng 25 saves to pick up trie C after Inmates for ism. Saturday night Johnson fi,d hone LCD Si Plasma to just three shots on net in travel to Paris fora with the Storm for Me remaining son Many Models of Storm Simeon his 21st goal and SOME leading BM TV's Me period for the win. match the Syl 2008 season. The Hawks thought lay 'cord m Compressors f tool Sword= nigh a game -winning -god of the season Man Mona scored twice of Apps Arena before returning to thet 526 in die first but thereFrw waved Moose mdway Moult the third period to ÌI brtooroy waf-neel 1 SI 799.99 it off saying the whistle hurl was break I11 bees the Hawk won Al. ona The first halo, was scoreless úñ,wméw7' the Applelxk Canso Mod despia exciting end-to-end action by /Maw awn, rkfawman and 11ishe me a ow FORD LINCOLN both squads. oolinm WINEGARD theuq a+wa ilia son sods VaNa theevasbewt 11.1 1.y0a. sgm...... r alap.M awn. ...» The Travellers would,. tteswp oauállr 1D1r' - R 2007 F -150 LARIAT Xiam M A1Ja-1.n.N .. Wdknle. m t re ed in . quarter-finals C.0..a.. mg at 533 of Me middle frame as fidda r..=w SU in Brad Midterm world add ammo woo *- Si Coe, 444. moonranf, leaf Championship a Kyle Brook beat Mob.,, for the IA o.h 399.99 vo MMco DCCmittmm0m green. 20,000 km s. to advance to Mese,ni-6xd,.3The year it to frnalendbefore lasing mein JO seconds later endand _ lend However, Six Nation, Cody a All full monufocturers worrontyl ME PJ..A Homy 1 Pll1C Maw lems curry Nubian Kings. past the Portuguese Sea Wolves 5- 11,550 Cam Sault (20) and Ryan Martin 1. Caro Sault netted hat -trick for (IG IA) led the Silvahawks with pane MVP honours. Pods had a r s. 1b -..x,`vNMI ewer points each agaitbt the Kings, pair of assists while single points a S á5 I (L0 31Ñü aa I a Brandon Udell (1G), Ryan Davis were lamed by Dean Hill (IGR r taisolos an-.00. IIG. Robin Bombe, IIAI and Bob Henry (IGR Udell (IA), PIT STOP ` a and R. 71,950" '26,950 '23,550 '10,950 99,550 '1,150' Tracey Andmny(ll had sin- Marlin IIAI Bombay contest. DRIVE THIRD COFFEE i CIGARETTES m0%FSGn 6111150 DRSfepfFSTAR MDT FOCUS gle poll[ during the (IA). rllln. 111111f *MA MT [-4wk begs the tourney Game Rua .quois defeated the Dome of Locally G,owx 10096 Beet Some (;ikantt ht !eta of Flu. nork with a 5-0 overtime win over the Ojibwa Thunderbirds 5 -2. Sandy GARDA -< eventual Canadian Cup champion Porte all his sewed MVP for his '.w/ Wide selection of Native '17,550 '19,051 l 13,151' 43,550" Hussars. goal and asfist Sault (14 IA) and and National Cigarette; .%,.....-e=7«, . (Union Hillecoredthenvenime Udell IIG IA) bad two Per. _ Brands M nt aa.. xnnuaox 905-765-1994 or f 888 588 ó83e WWW. W 1 NEGARDFORO.COM winner. each. Singles was by R Bombe, 7 WITH 4 TO tif JL YOU, (IG) and Sore . OPEN 24 - LOCATIONS Other Silverhawks members were Z. _ -'-,.-11P1 m t Sm Johnson, Stew MOM., lady &lb , -° JANUARY 9 JANUARY 15 2008 SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION Porter, Travis Anderson, Dallas Cody Johnson had a goal and a shootout goal for the Hawk in a 3- _ J " Anderson and Robbie Ports. nAwmw lots ro Delhi Tiavellers Sunday nigh[ lP.aa by Scow Hi uense9DAY 71/00.5044 FRIDAY SATURDAY I SUNDAY Da TUESDAY The Silverhawks were coached rime 196/2 and managed by Darrell Anderson. Johnson fired horde his team -leading PM 12 i711109 Or% Iae. 22nd goal of the strino just two and .raus u Fm. m. Macau_« r m w cbm. Gas. no Fos G /01. 4 461.4Narale..ad r 11 WASP FL PONE sasu ab,rn half And P soon Zir moan lata as alum ve helper on the play to tie the AMIN Mom's, Dad's and anti --Lyndon-SALES UAYIEB =ors . ono su sinus -1. & LEASING POWIESS ildrionn Family Members.., ers The Hawk sensed Cal rookie, 579.752.4535 yd0I olden 00.erantlar0 anal aa Islp aa moso iI AUTO DEPOT ]7j Turtle Island News is once Johnson said "It haul-fought, AP.acu.at.s.S.m.r.am.wamca.oAa a if EMEbYqgpeIIIEJ/nE Q ammo :I. Isenn Tarn again featuring our but we got a,nt out ofn fhtr Babies 20071 goalie (Mobba) kept us in them" Hagersvilk would take tM led 3 u .wd Id.m N -lam min midway through the second u g Tome kland Neils Hawk captain Darren Kreay wood ;j.. , mom i awl- back.. gal on Russell W0valetua'ta elfod SE 6 OÌba rbmwetlgLI ... la !nRayeacevmMMNn . for a 2-1 lead hearing to ,M third u S m6e9D 5's.nan.5 9.888 nme _.____ 38.iñwRa,m888 M Delhi took advantage besant FOR I a®- TION CALL 419-44%-4311 the power glow five rmmtes mn ruila d ews mm ing malaga to rua t. BADMINTON - _t 9.aoonam7ar pm song. oveMee. to too *iLaa0anl4.. 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lama, 9, 2008 mee 9.,0g8 AT A ND hYW SPORTS rum II NO N : IS ehemagme- Miller. Heather Jamieson, Casie BRAM1IX)M1 Man AnoNmattempt Inyuó s Lacrosse Arena. Mr the more experienewl Six Ne C.4 of Br.adnn and we nry, Second shot conto no match Toronto had played an exhihreon Nations Bear team a they were Jaen. Swum mammy em`eqrdm,. A®hIY of M.A. fhefs m IS field lacrosse 7-1. The UI5 team con- Skye, Corks Diva VanL ery and bel-run the Sa Nam anta ente against the Burlington box mind at Manitoba or n marp.eaaothawmd/n issmearn played an exhiarion team lour the cey in which th soma of Kyla Hill, Montana Kari Miller. h Miasma crue omen

pair Cffireac Acmes Tom Woven/ re, in gear (arrow NATIONAL BRIEFS NLL kicks off 2008 season o Leaser :°mrre.°,^ 118 I ATION: 004NM 1 Morrisseau buried with wife on Ont reserve Spoor When the Rock have their reason The addition of Courtney should î TORONTO- Norval Momsseao. the Canadian artist who died in Gale Na),aaaew.s tit Six Nations lacrosse graduates home opener at the Air Canada help in the defensive responsibili- Dermal., has finally been laid to rart tiesm of Swarm and their transi- will be plentiful u the National Centre Friday night, no less than the _vV r 1T Public Works Mara. was boned in COMM,'car m a e To Whom It May Concern'. i three former Six Nations lacrosse game northwestern Oman to hrs wife. mid Vedas. mheir2a League )NLL) kicks off .a 4;4 rGa. will add a 0ght- e D Vedas. Moor 008 season fora number of gcaOates will be making Meir Point potent t , Mom s long are taker and 'Animal sore yid the 32- Six Nation Public Works is requesting any Local Construction Trades or Suppliers that wish to he arts this weekend. professional debut in the dating handed shot to compliment hen s where he would be buried ms resolved peace:arty shot considered for future projects (large or small) to please submit their company profile m: Tom Montour, a 003 Six Minnesota Swarm colours. goal season by led- handed The resting place of the rammed Mist was subjttt of debate draft Dean Hill Nations Arrows graduate, began Recently the NLL loomed taiga betty his seen children and his brother. The children . Six Nations Public Works now takes over as a head he reason this put Saturday with pick .3rd overall), Craig Point and Jacobs traditi bond on reserve nh Thunder Bay . -study Atte, Fred Doolittle. Project Offimr or Rebecca McCombs, Technical Services Secretary Ne Chicago Sharon, as let a 9 -8 Chris "BUbba' Courtney (27th roach after being an under His brother bed said a heiortnone to spread his uhes across Lake of head P.O..Box 131 fount -quarter lead get awry,. the overall) will suit up is their first legendary Buffalo Bandits Haricot, honouring his brother's request M1e said. Veda denied t 1933 2 moth Line Rd. Rack went home with an liar wed game to join Dean Hill and Travis coach, flan Kllgour. o that any saws dispute season Ohsweken, ON NOA IMO for both Hill in the Swami lineup while Buffalo Bandits begin the t s. {i i. ur, a graceful and dignified man Out would any that if b the season opener i . squads at Ne Sears Coin Arena. former Six Nations Chiefs head with a home- and -home series it mans that much for people forme to be buried Mae then so be I í Divisions of construction are as follows, Toronto's Blaine .Mani. w each, Duane lambs begins his against defending NLL champion ...' Iti i? ° this named game MVP for his spoon reigns behind the Swami bench Rochester Knighthawks During his 75 years Moms..: life was filled with diastase Site Construction Concrete Masonry Does & Windows 14O 4.4) game. after a few years as being an owes- weekend. highs and Iowsappointed to the Order of Canada in 1918 ho +x as laden Specialties Eglttpal Furnishings Conveying Systems Chris Palos IM Chicago with a ant cook for the Buffalo Bandits. Friday night the Bandits widely recognised . an mapmarm for g abmigim aru.. an ... . Mechical Equipment Meals - steel fabrication, steel erectors talent ...... four-po. 114 3A) game and After coming off of a 0-a. 10 lineup with Six Nations .e ...... - Alongside s punk ama ability came tremendous struggle Thermal & Moisture Protection - damp proofing, insulation, rofng, siding Bobby) with three Hamm won. the Rock managed to at the HSBC Arena. Ilr!` Morrisscan was known for his bide a poeticsp Nat at Woods Sr Plastics - rough carpentry, finish carpentry, millwork -TIA) in the loos. sneak into the playoffs after fin- openBoth squad area veteran teams Woes would result in him lining on than 124 Design / Build Companies, General Contractors with the with Six Nations players of Clay Mor work has showcased in rap gallm s the he Shaw Montour - agog lied 'nishes - drywall, Roofing. painting did not get a point but Chicago and Hill, Cory Bomber,. Delby memo weeks before his death it wit d that he ,Ql¡ Special Construction :niched the night by Philadelphia Wings. Powless, Roger Vyse and goalie would he honoured with a lifetime achievement award from the the lending Chicago with asaa' Yet, the Rock won the Ken Montour se m start reps National Aboriginal Achiry undation "He faced a lot of Company profiles should include identify the following requirement. a °blame n loose -balls, one tiebreaker to face the W season with Buffalo. Hey, calling all moms with tot's! challenges in his life buthe never lost the ability to inspire Bonthng. 1nsnance WAR, references (deny) eventual NLL champion Arrows adora. and Hail generations of young aboriginal ad..," said attempted shot Six] It's here, the see action a five -mute n major Kyle 9chmeble may (Mimed on peg. l6/ out, Log cabin blues" penalty for this year u well. "Get the heck roughing. While the Kmghthawks will have Come and join us every Friday morning, Six Nations Arrows graduate. Activist Rock starting January 18th fit February 22. 2008, Shawn Evans in their lineup for goalie Bob at9:30- 11:30. Ontario Watson the openers. wants rail wit) your made 31 Buffalo finished with a lo -and-fi Here al the Birthing Centre you bedoale in the record off the es bole i7 - Rochester KnighNawks lut year knocking friends & family with you crafty flay side. line halted, -8 sent ENVIRONMENTAL win while none playoff road alga Swarm 14 before being Leant how to keep your pearly whites, white. FILING OF TRANSPORTATION Shamrox goalie, Derek Collins loss 10 radar. home by the )(nighthawks 1411 remain found Scrap your way down memory lane. STUDY REPORT made 31 saves in 45 minutes of The Swarm are coming off of a in dime of the Eut Division in which they Final. Pamper the stress away for the day. work took the loss. 9 -ad -7 season DETAILED DESIGN AND CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STUDY HE CANADIAN PRESS Brtdon Miller stoned the game allowed 207 goals against, the meek Of course, Rochester was the Bring yea little ones, with Repairs EDMONTON - An aboriginal only to play one quarter allowing and -most to the 4-12 New York class of the NLL in 2007 will be available. Argyle Street Bridge Short -Term child core activist seal fora halt to the two goals on 13 shots. Titans at 233. 14 -ad -2 record. Caledonia, HaIdimand County expansion of FAntammn's light rail me STUDY more information contact transit Asam anal human remains envruvaaronera. suss sia - - ! .+u Dam are°es anon V.o discovered at the roams- F Janet Homer sly easoon rraaaa.a.rraaNwrmw nea.í..OSwrwwru4vw were - c tion e of a sufion along the line. 1350 Sour SpOrgs Road, Hagoesville TILL WIN am..... m.mm.. mrtwe.me..aa...a.m. remains MMUIMry ...vrwwasrnamVam.aom.a.rnlr.nrar..aawansauwrm vwawa..a...a .e associated wiN the Papasa Bandits vs. Knighthawhs 2.5.9.011 NY Ill Tor to. .bola says lost nard ono and control over much of their land in Mien Pm 1114119NA January 11 7:30pm HSBC Arena .F..m :mm..ia...ee... 0.10 f1473.00 present-day south Edmonton at die. tier: Ch.fila. Inh m. Aftme 1 addle 1 ON century. December S.2ä7 a you NH ovw mew weswvoaear rsw...w.aseelr+anoa argues that decision J 1.888.467,2273 Bandits.com awa,a o None the ANY INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS NOTICE PLEASE CALL. 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The Administrative e.M. nHmlhlNanimsl ..B.O It @akin a ¡mooning his memory. wll still be ceremony f officials are planning to hold following Trustee positions are due for re- appointment "He was really probably the first aboriginal artist re Canada to [xM plebiscite on the issue, and that fslum beata lire. ISM Jaolino to Financial Tnmtee Must be at least 30 years of age: bell recognised." she said. "His impact will be felt for generator,' j could be a huNle. Brandon resi- Must work within Financial industry. m.o.., amen Ormdgiver Employment aTr roll Jell @4pm dents rejected a similar aboriginal g l4 S Security Oak for coon. man aceuseñ of killing appears Two Year Term had to pass through mewl detector casino proposal in 20I2, as did ram two TRURO, NS: Spectators Legal Trustee'. 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Clung Sn Unions T80 Jenzl @4pm of killing Mî kmaq activist Nora Bamrd lames Two Year Tenn There are already two native -run r_ charged with firer- degree murder in the death of Bernard, his Emergency outreach Coordinator Native Women's Youth Trustee' Must be a MNCFN band member Centre Y.B.0 Jan 28 @1 pm grandmother. casinos w Manitoba - one on the ___1' Must be at least 18 years of age, Traditional Counsellor H Lodge throughout Iris brief hearing with eyes erokenhead reserve north of Boa. g A Warm rg Can 135,000 -MOOD AMR Gloade sat emotionless but not over 30 years of age; p` downcast to the floor, his waists shackled in handcuffs and clad In Winnipeg and one near The Pas. yF'yena MóHnwC Must have completed High School wi 4MastrhNe.m Oay Care Centre Janitor Alunseanelaware Nation _ - SSA Feb ee4.30gn sweatshirt. plain Mousers and pull et riming shoes. Of equivalent Gloade court appearance, he was mMm,.,aoawrlmsn " Immediately following Remains found One Year term nraaeenanHowal whisked Into a which quickly left under police mors... (con naedfrom page 15) Other Important Criteria; Ont NATTONS COUNCIL ) m000n "We we're just being cautious .. lust N eliminate any k.:::50 w . prevent project delays or cost Due to the current make up of the Board of Trustees, one of :W Yberrwsrebf.a potential problems," Theo police Sgt. Randy MacKewe said of -Weue the appointed Trustees must reside on the New Credit .. aet.ran ea a'S.YI'!i' Sate RY GO%WMI the tight security. "It Is a high -profile case" "We were pushed out @2Ihe area.. Reserve, The Financial Trustee appointment does not have to was remanded until a Feb. 4 court date to set a date for a ram meal Administrolion Conran TOD Jan 1S@4un Gloade is to 1110 are trying N regain infomm- be filled by Band Members. An honorarium provided preliminary boobs :14e was arrested at the rinou Landing First on about it font said. "But assist In covering expenses. Joh dneriÑiona ean pinketl up at OREA.... 1 AEI 210 Nations reserve on Dec 28, a couple days after his grandmother POLICE 0 fact people are SIN CATIONS }gam W .. ktlaasir°I65'30a.m.m4:30p.m. was found dead on die kitchen floor of her Truro -area home trow fora 70, 0n1:.+s.m buried theca' e also now. Deadline for Submission of Resumes 6 Letter of Interest vnnsetoun.answesen MN/greet EOM Bernard, 72, is (mown for leading a successful olnssaction lawsuit sented families who participated in Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 12:00 noon elmer V¡J again. the federal government or behalf of Indian residential App Iracas for a oraube wm a Bir Nemm Poax ay now being aua rm. the establishment of a monument school survivors - a settlement expected N mach upwards of $5 m mn..w.. ouch of the city's dowalowu tart GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING billion for the 10,000 potential claimants. She fought to sueeess- appliabons.must M Om a elmnad appca°on man arallable anhe sIa NaMns August honour aboriginals, a Police fully regain membership in the Millbrwk band after a referendum 1 Melts, French Canadians,. ore early this year. tram F MruWiameaarsYwa.p and Scottish tallied there more + We welcome Ogr 11 ewwoe We lo oua pmtm nwmsdu mrmleeon NMghsshodm i- equlawrc mm -- than ago. 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REWARD on CWistmas Day and you Sú Nations Benevo lent ort we all got for September 16. 1979 SAVE RENT A E ed to know Associadon please contact REWARD were so happy CAPITOL AUGERS COMPRESSORS ART/GRAM Christmas and you Karen Mann 519-0454177 or 12500.00 stolen Dell Laptop January In 1998 It,A Girl! Randi, Josh & to see us. Carolyn Beaver 519-445 -2785 Computer (silver). Missing rime SKID STEER LOADERS WE Remember Brander and "Another nutting point a fork Brenden are excited to announce Everyone welcomer Deco? Dell m ana. 600m. EQUIPMENT ROTOTILLERS AIR MILERS stuck w the road, Time you the winds* their sister nome well never ever forget you . gabs No questions. For all your HIGHSPEED Colour Print ROLLERS PUMPS WELDERS by the wrist directs you where aG Clara born December 26, 2007 at Call Shaw - 416-845-7710 RENTALS WIRE MESH SONOIU5E go. .malemake the b of Fi EVENT 9:49 a.m. weighing lib,.. Proud To Ryan DRAINAGE PIPE CULVERTS cast why. It's not a AL W parents are Darrell & Austen. Om lacrosse player at heart ddon't LIVE ALEXANDER. HELP WANTED ., and Photocopying Needs "Steel Supply Centre REMIT Another grandchild for Valinda You bail gift Ryan you were question but a lesson teamed in The Breeze Band and -.. DRYWALL PANEL LIFTER Delivery Driver needed to deliver & and the late rani! timem It's something unpredictable The Blues Brigade MINI EXCAVATOR Point Cliff /ohm. newspapers Wednesday mornings. eel 519 -587 -4571 Orval & Delores Anderson. We'd travel everywhere just to but in the and a right! I HOPE aan.12,2008 Please Call 519445 -0868 for Special thanks b Daddy watch you play YOU HAD TILE TIME OF Doors Open 9pm more info. Grandma Paint for being the fist We were so proud le say hey YOUR LIFE." Show starts 9:30pm it Contact: Joy Boyce at The Turtle Island News to welcome Hone Imo the world. that's our cousin there Love you & miss you, Tickets $8, $10 at the doer THE SAME AS J DID 187 Market SL, Brantford NOTICE And Dad would tell people that's Email: joy @theturtleislandnews.com Your best BIRTHDAY my nephew! 10 MARS AGO! Info and tickets call ATTN: HUNTERS( Wed love it when you would Heather (905)7654991 Local crafter looking to buy r . Office: 519- 445 -0868 come to stay man house turkey feathers and renders f 31FC viewing Our Dad to you THANK CHEAP Please call K54295 loved tease when- You FOR RENT Fax: 519 -4450865 ::;., ever he saw you I might have turned 50 but I ' One bedroom fully furnished. First dollar is It still hurts so much Ryan but our didn't and won't forge! all who Good for one person. All rmlu- Mom & Dad say it's became you First Nations Counselling 1,50* made my 50M a memorable one. att e. except phone. Includes sate,. *Nations wem so good to us . spent here! Marne took loo of pictures so I lite. Abstainer only Fiat A last ro s not the same without won't forget Thanks Charlie pros damage deposit Coons. Cable Inc. Yo Ryan Wayne and our kids you sure $575 monthly.Califorappoint- v ORDER YOUR But right now we know that me. I & Features: surprised guess Mom I cac mange . mdoeman,. playing the best larvae maire Dad were surprised that night as 519-4454986 Sum vart- Movie Packages, game ever in heaven well -G see Carole cove in alWnw r Earn. 00511 ED N F We'll never ever forget you Charlie Wayne I'm never home COPY TODAY! The Discovery Complete HAPPY 10th BIRTHDAY Braden and Ryan because Mom E now because I'm breaking m my NoTICE Channel, Internet to our Son & Dad says you're with us every- ßw.nsmn Service birthday present. Kanyen'ke.haka KaniNrsea 2ái Featuring: Learning Charnel, Jerry Blake day in our hearts forever. Weou's miss Call: 519 -445 Sta. Love Wu Lots, (Mohawk Lmghouse) well be TSN, MOBS, -2981 both of you,! We love yen's EMMIIIIM or visit on January Tel Toni conducting Mid -Winter Ceremony April 20, CTV, SPOresnet our website at We lava you more than Joveyour Mf . EXTENDED DEADLINE WWw.Bnatiens.com begwF,g Sunday, January 13 G all National words can say. . Lil Cry Erik Justin Tale Island News is once again 2006 THANK You Thursday. January 17. ZOOS rr. Networks and more Line Always, and Natasha Williams. featuring ora 20091 A special Mark you G the sarong at 9:00am each day. Babies Mom (Amyl Dad ¡Jerry) Uncle Guy & Aum Nancy The Day Dreamcatcher Fund for fording Forfmther information call 'Flanelle) mímale ^+ Sinn 519445 -0469 or 519445 -2478 INIAAREN. me the money fora laptop com- 66.óugÌas ère the Trust Tel: (519) 445 -2981 Fax: (519) 445 -4084 IN MEMORY puter f school for educational1 Rolm n r ióß OBITUARY N loving memory of onr purposes Reçlamaitö Call 519-445-0868 Thomas President ay .r Jeffery grandmother Clara "Lauren." Greene Died... Coogan: Linda Ann (Butler) age Jordan R.R. #1 Ohsweken, ON NOA IMO 62,of Niagara Falls, NY: former- Anderson who left us one year S www.theturtleislandnews.com ly of Buffalo, NY, died on ago, January IOM THANK You DOTI OS December 28, 2007. Daughter of I thought of you with love today The 2007 Founders Cup and 1. A. the late Oliver Butler ad Violet but that is notking new Gem i llo's MacDonald Trophy champion. Six May (Spencer) Butler, step- I thought about you yesterday and Turtle Island News we're streamin' Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Lost Generations Programme daughter of late Gladys Biler; days before that too, Assoeiaaoo would like G Hank all mother of Sean W. (Lisa Bmtiek) I think of you Moue !often Will be holding healing circles for Me weeks for Residential the people for attending the Rebels Coogan of Niagara Palls, NY, speak your name School Survivors and their families, community welcome. ChrtsMas Dana. A special thanks on the web! Kimberly L (Peter Bruenen) All I have are memories and your and will he served. to Cec Sault and Old Chicago for Light lunch refreshments Coogan of Claremont, FL; situer picture in a frame providing the A a f Douglas Butler of Your memory is my keepsake ...omen, ist o.' at 1e. 23 ROI ro. Check out our newly revamped website at www.theturtleislandnews.com thank you ro Darrell Anderson and Williamsville, NY and Donna with which vn never part Jan 1P U4i Lupe Dallas Anderson for being the Hill of Ohsweken, Ontario. The God has you w.s keeping I have SUMO as. 47110 F30. 2.3 W71 for daily aboriginal news coverage serve t .n in 5ma bartenders for the au also survived by 5 mandchikken, you my heart. ab. e4 emeem 6.0( Fe . D ^' news several Sadly missed and raver event and G the players assismnce Your only source for up to the minute aboriginal nixes and nephews and Iowa f Rap N. °cd a &wing the event cousins, Services will be held at Darrell, Alai.. Rand cony... of family. Josh. Brendan d Donee r .,.:e. }V

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