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1177-1122DI:),Z-ri By Lynda Powless . Editor CALEDONIA, Ont. -An uneasy peace is settling over Caledonia and the Douglas Creek lands today, less than 48 hours after r add 41111111111°..ri non -natives attacked a car bearing Six Nations people Victoria Day Monday touching off a riot that saw hundreds of people 9gctSes t.K fireworks Six Nations to any facing violent confrontations when non -natives sparked fights, hurled racial insults, rocks and even at Extra Value people throughout the long day and cold night. Meal Despite the long violent night, "We should do it, because the meeting that was at times heated, ring them from moving onto the Confederacy Chiefs met at the chiefs asked us to take it down." told him, "he had until 5 p.m. to get roadway or towards Six Nations lo'.MT.-Y " [Jr Silver Pines section of the Douglas Once a crowd of about 100 Six those non -natives under control." people. par Creek lands early Tuesday to burn Nations people agreed to take As the day wore on and Six By 3:18 p.m., the second barricade ay... tobacco and pray and asked Six down the barricades, OPP were Nations people worked to clear the was down and traffic was moving 5 to get the second hastily put together barri- after the old hydro tower had been Muni* 1810 J Nations people to try once more to given until p.m. pay PayDey trust after a night of violence. Caledonia non -native crowd under cade, OPP moved a crowd of over dragged to the front of the / the road- entranceway to Douglas Creek main Pavan IMO teem "The reason that barricade should control. 100 people to the sides of KR KAT Psawt bar a Mar CraCaiata come down is easy," a Six Nations ' Mohawk Chief Allen way. lands and a hole that had been cut Fora limited Iona only. Ou.nEYw LinMW. WM. amen iasl At lodiapollng,icDbq.LtlY,.at..>tnfa h On1aM: man told people Tuesday morning MacNaughton said the chief met Once they had the crowds off the into the roadway was repaired. 282 Argyle St. as they discussed whether or not to with former Ontario Premier David roadway OPP stood shoulder -to- "The road is open, again," fil bring down the barricade, again. Peterson Tuesday morning and in a shoulder in front of the crowd bar- (Continued on page 2) Cni iovin' if Caledonia -

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J 2000 Mae 2.2006 DD. The '_LOCALI "`" SIX NATIONS I .2' WOMEN FORM A LINE TO KEEP Local CROWDS BACK ap BARRICADES COME DOWN FOR SECOND TIME, AFTER VIOLENCE ERUPTS Caledonia breaks peace pact, +4*ti- long night of violence erupts

Donna Durk said a Flew in suddenly Cl Mot of u saying mint hadI broken o.. er and men were hitting Clyde the site, less ram an how after the '- Caledonia erupted in violence Mae had been moved and the Monday. what was supposed. Six Nations men tan m the ware roadway cleared. be a peaceful day with a quiff open- oho a fight broke out with only MOP Toby Barrett had driven of Hwy. 6 mimed .to a near- out GO OPP in the area, the fight rough the roadway in a sign of . m¢eal war. nook. celebration. He drove his w past Six Nations protesters had finally c Once Six Nations people had he Six Nations reclamation ue hnolAr . of, / /rvre,J h, .l from Handmn and Ma fanned agmrl u remove the Argyle St cleared the she new barricade then b Co crowd of Caledonia Mat yap,/ blockade but were m. dean. by orne rpmmama people who refused to allow 11 an of .b.., the a group A it hydro tower found a H . dot (Con limed frann mad MIN people what is now in from of them. 1 M Gu said pr rummies p f near enter. m was left in middle rT J aw,anMy m ly 0e any - maul resolution o the front of Canadian who fused area was IAN..., l' now ability to slay together, o o Cr Can o face how much Ottawa have a r Mao madam dragged of the rode. betty the m. . shah responsibility began Feb.. 28. gathered around a mead fire at the occupation Mat a e6 by m / Nrca smy focused. is happen they owe us but everyone needs In help to let ld Six Nations erns Hwy 1, blocking the road nose line and S6 harem line The back b the community resolve the cThere area lot more people in this . . . . No nad100 ne(rybexo b ofine Douglas Creek lends. Mee...... a nlrvg ass em pe re mer through their blockade Monday nreagain, when only hours liefore, was lowed away by police. oar by "l'm! proud ofyour actions here e® standoff. "It's one of those things community that want put it m plan,.(P Jim C. vo.L..7 to rooming. it had been open. - the violence today know a was difficult It was . ;L.,,, that if I had a magic wand, I'd wave together than tear it aped," he mid. continued numbers his Isle 2os went chasing eider leave,rockingthetrucksaMthmw- %pout as heading to hard to get back to the point where y b and we'd be out of this "Everybody'sleamed from the last .\A native you. who had broken de mg rocks alibi driven. overnight," said Six Nations from Hamilton with a were yesterday after all the has McCianty "We little while Hat we have to put this l OPP linen and landed inn the field. 'The trucks were left in the middle Sas Nations saw when he said he I E4 happened" q d :m, to believe that the hem toge.er, live in Form. It happened only minutes before Six of the street between the two lines hard.. local radio station the - He wid"h's a punk b us why approach for o brine n ny. There'se no other alternative to Nations began Neer. and nor MPP Toby Barrens ahem i[ road was opened. when Caledonia wanted this road which willwlt in a rem.. as a mat" s hem of a bmkhoe, an action cloned car S\ result He said he headed into own and they closed ia" of negotiation" Haldimand Deputy mayor Tom that resulted Gam an ultimatum for OPP fanned a lice.. Omni to Co He wan. neared the banicad. site, oHe told the cmwd,'Yacism is out said Monday's violence was tea said Tuesday is a'Tabu- Caledonia wide. leave the site. Caledonia crowd who shouted at `. lry he un OPP car. there in "bretry ugly. We need keep Ions day. is When they Ontario. We saw it last 1 F wan Traffic m. hem didn't leave, ream them b' amt the Indians" Ó f ',¡,:' Ile said when hem the Caledonia ing night But we are not going to fix together -" Business may be able to recover began vatingunHwy. G to loud Six Nat people, duly Cayuga ' ai e__eJ11 he though people's banieade the that overnight Bm this isn't about }a. applausexand cheering. chief Sam General not a I cruiser asSs,leading him through it Caledonia;' Chief Maralaughton A group of Six Nations Ion Vied to tbrealen Caledonia reñdmulas OPP when all of' a sudden people began sad a restrain the straggler who was mole remove them Gam the area, rocking This is about sio regaining our - screaming at 011 residents remained silent. Awoman ran o the Six !Mons manful and rightful place and .. from the field, but the action only Caledonia baked like a ghost town nien twarby and iwimam we should be And ecovdly, ! 7S - 2 mar Sea Mum more As m.down Hwy. 6 a midnight was het, tack. byCledóoia bout this ien cmw, parch anahe edge 1 ghue on Hay. d ter LeNerteb sec what was e single seegight memo land This is mahout xoole Inbw e fight with Caledonla or what they happeningN also broke lighten relight on SpokeSpenaa Clyde Powlas and Within 30 minutes hundreds of swelled to close to IOW. eft using or not trying o do ." ire from the police line, which did As the raga drew an and tempem- Janie Jamieson headed tothecrowd suppmmrs from Six Nations began By mid -afternoon, after only an not extend that far Hehavesaid, " a our own ideas behind Body pees dropped OPP waited out the to try and get me out of the heading over to from the hour of a tense another people dam stare-down, Waves, allow.g for residents who began o swarming. A read and Choose celebrations erupted In the field Mad Body 1 Mean the rasp sag, groupsCC teamahlto midtipftt. ti{ While they were talking Jamieson where word reached the ahem. We. after a Six Nations man to fivo-minule brawl AeNO.wl'on organizers Anew S ..a r. woad .f y w crosier? that saw Meanwhile the developer . spray ,a1 eaday vaw`"".r both man. and some Six ®bald in the land dispute is Donna ' ma f.a s eh mule. gam. _River HÌ Range . PEACE HOLDS OVERNIGHT bloody noses and a huge stream of meth decision beat semenm g around / us, awe ohave fi to s may focus why we are here and use orange peppe spray flow through own on construction at the site. Reclamation organizer rani ins Mae It is helpful for C. work RCale( focused sewer,. That is our laws. ram . snot :: te au. The crowd dispersed, and The province he tole. IC e .b Jamieson midaid Monde proved we are doing for us o work Meth. m e ling y The hi big job a,ar, oxen one more Nan dome Sin naper Haudevosauv e SÚ Nations Mae - s :1; C Al l c who's ram- ttracism is live and well in er, with the people and awoke Sia that is o file ma Its our lend sadwe need... .Nun of menu Monday continued pie came running through the field, Confederacy Council ennfimning l ,. to Ontario justice We have o k ear res rights. "tI . important that we 1CH one math h is what has doom, some sputtering, omen with eyes that all construction at me site will Nations Women clears eye of another Sir Nations . O'hon by Dwlm Dm) inname the violent outbreaks, said She add talks have only begun. focus." with this fe.l any with closed, unable to keep Them open be halted indefinitely .ear Caledonia wanted all barricades -We've only been involved in aqua Res. "The war is watching what is the restraint you .andshowed and the premier said ftwe need step I M1e from the sting of the spray. Adam for Industries, the d£ Foe. Del. worm loss. revnoved and was not mtisfied with v rhea barricades, nothing has Ilan Ldm happening the moved. understanding of each other, and Six Nations fire told cost you Pe ins another because Peterson, who nnis negotiating on Ile sold a slate of emergency is mull om road opening. He blamed of and ambulance developer ofine propound sobdivi- 'Thew OPP begun on the lands yet" ';r has an doge out there mm's wheanompower coma from, behalf of our paste. expressed .place hydro arcs still out m some sad co-apnauas with each rushedto thee site to treat those won. said Friday the company was and government fora lack of She said during a press conference his o we CO of that no naked That we from one armdwhyou nt hoe Matat Ttesdar s developments parts of the county place Cl all going injured and many were never consulted about me mombri- ac n 'the lawlessness' TredaY .We me showing, ape, prate.. Rñ arc t of carol. Today, you ed othe weld who w are." voll help focus o now m new. Il hasni [ been done also taker back to the first aid Irnt um and ÑAnion about the aange all parties arm. "What they're (rsiden.) looking that we are upholding our end as inns proved Nam pond the world Ontario nene Oaten MAhesy. before and we all need to support on the aim for treatment anent. ' We're outraged, Hence gvcra SAM.AefplF. cation from ell Cl promised. We are fighting our watching. I'm of you for lamming said Tuesday 'IbisThou is each other and Vust o0 own peo- People were cm. at the utter lawyer Michael Bruder said. .raid hams t wigto aomemt" Henn mid. We arc i pron. all IpY! Cl u , hearff when see 'bring good will to Caledonia goes dark, major power bans atom Iho M1am chaos had erupted and smoke Ile said Hence only learned about vac the undertones from ale. fight these people beehem, "she ....is Ile 'aid the federal govemment bar." we to tared could be seen billowing in the di. the latest development through an To f outage hits during violent day and night Hewitt, Mohawk spokeswoman r' ref'ngome crowd of non- moss. Memel "really count tlwt we sac aboriginal six fSgern,le want o deal with Speaking .Ottawa, Prom., Havel Nell calmly and Tuesday Nee rebec weed County Mane . Om nut ambled Deem. Mayor southwest of Parts of Six Nations body, one heart and one mina.. - f moon ail caught Mea Salida wheel post the We're moving ell barricades and haPP w Tuesday. klang y¿1'1' iN men Isle, by Amarar Trainer deelanm a state of 00411 Rae also wither power, for had Thcsdayi peace carne oat heals f plunging the town into darkness letter from David On M1 acing that goodwill once -, after ports again bogus leadership enh gen. of Flaldimand hydro Motel by Tues. C of violent holiday Monday that as the light came on. ministerer moral Marne about what sparked Lut night, vio- . and we'll sec what happens' All blockade arcs b r° County. including d ' [ of m bender removedmend has started nut w to a gesture of As the night wore on non un sawn L lence. W kw, we have .seen it at However, the real of the Sit end Bull COIW0I00 crew fared a mea power outage that sea 6vm Emma, Mom peace as Sa Nations people holed racial taunts Bolder sad the pmpns. Ian We have aas h a I blockade doesn't mean Six mended n province Monday into mouse debris sad tenured dam- Sean and stretch. committee mer Tuesday se worked overnight d g I the um - how the mombce m ont pm. Nations people ending Sunday dancing, drew rocks a. and fuller arch Ichei us Co bah road. early ah} Toed.. emergency help plats into action. Monday to remove ell and N fireworks m are Six Men. e W seem of the site during brought instigators o de the Muse, kvg occupation ofthe Talks with Peterson to iR The power outage hit thou- dame. nap barricades blocking 6. to tow peopleep. SMk Creek Highway crowd. SÚ Nations set up diesel aLCus.nom end the dispute but man and ' . 40-hemare Douglas lands two sands leaning .arcades; dung of homes and is s lights and shone them on the Ile did not back either move. mime feel that maybe Math { they relieve is rightfully She Nations Chiefs camee. the power a expected until -2.. theirs. the Cal.on á Styles and nil line, b behind abet Caledonia crowd. "I sent Iowa*. government hired noar7' This town thinks they are under begin again may, site c err 1 Y Monday morningm to k w today lot arms A OPP n last Friday saying we would not c sad ease road open wean, of amv.e. worm. Na but they need o understand b M1 f Leroy declare me only n0 Hydro One mAae510 shoe Cayuga NM sad for : I full rim gem two more diesel agree b either of them two mana police rumbled. Iley dropped the 1 what is really happening this 'within an hour barr race had .d Laura What seed p f Sia N ire Cooke said about 01 a he Dad ball agam. Ito we '. 'f 7 _ Powered lights wereIce up are own' our rd [ f I is all Mar" ta n that oat mole+^, o be raised after violence erupted. [ 4000 amen^, were left said the has put But oe want to r mod an the Caledo..cad. The Border government give them and muu Haml 11 w. on to say Ysafety not representativeofour ..idiom power after vat. 1 In Mac Man. more man 30 crowd began yelling Tum most Henan in an untenable position and people a chance Inman doe peace is the biggest for our caused n darn stem peo- all 11I but f a live. mOl aboriginal protesters blank. maf `m i ifAMY grad lighu around' 'Shine them on Co they way out "s firr the phase we offer... ire rattling to he ple Nam of the anger and is not Moue me a transformer a. poem differences fc on the yellow.. mow. ' the the optimism c lb Indiana.' pure*. property from A t no racism that e shown yesterday with people in Caledonia it's about near Norm Baalcford for several When the Huldmand County aapasr. He told der creme lam so proud wc do have protect people." Cl land.' Cooke add it may he tags Intone hours Monday n a show of soli trucks that dragged the bgras in tCed Wave said all the way along that to be mewl 1 am proud of am( ado. la* But she said, clhe m.ia needs to He said "0 am very happy mat the Co full service is restored. dory for Caledonla scup. 54atilodoasvro Ir.. .0 oat to leave through Co crowd doe we thane want to sell, tom they've as van i am Me' undemand we also het Iol of mad as opened again. I am very The power outage farad several from Siterwe Came fame hen. crowd refus. o allow mein to backed us into ram he said. Cayuga sebchief Leroy Hill mod I,,..r - support from Caledonia resident." grateful to see we are standstan t t.- °.ypM' fP..n. Oak) school boards semi, the area atnoun. we May 24, 2006 May24,2006 , TURTLE ISLANC) TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ---s-- -vs COMMENTARY - - - A$ LOCAL Fourth une Rtl. mid. aorte the Faith Rd. s. Hal Steep drive- w on une says public works is low out of swan driveways at the NR wants lead councilto leave n lath of Mohawk Rock, on Sang the hí11for safety reasons Fottom. PR said Ministry a Fard AweriarN MI Native Weekly Newspaper! way merrain homo( is home alone. other hW spots worries instead. Pas. CONOIS anta uaady 6 heat etw, Okarahsonha Ranh Onksyehonavene He told council public works He sala the work win make Fis h0l YOUR RACE ? resident higher0 them the posted limit already d M the road sale at TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ...OR MWNE? coure spend the 51 million to tlrfveway steeper roan it already causing eccitlenis when cars pull Fe posted MIL Teenager claims he was Turtle Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand "terrorized" when found on occupied site By Lynda Pnwless Ile was asked why he created the River Tem00cy It is a politically independent newspaper thac is wti violated;' he told efICH- and said, was lost" .. wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No ...lance "I He said he was duck taped, blind HAldr The teenager said he created the portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or edi- folded and forced b make an spot aincidentun which 18- refis/ content may be reproduced without permission. barre n scene because the barricades were ogy for his actin. led Ingersoll teenager claimed sting my time. Ile a big neon- PUBLISHER -Tonle Lsland News Publications He said OPP could see he was hre was "kidnapped" and "terror - EDITOR. LyMn Powless Ming held against tit will and did ized" before being mad over to II,, wwe man Inking at his cell - ASC Took Island ia a member) nothing Non police by Six Nations people oto, panne aid the teenager had sent aCanadien...e as Association AFTer bins released from custody Douglas Creek lands on the out - ten es mge to a friend that indi wiNOUt Native American Journal, Association being I1 aged. he said said skit of Catatonia Thursday. cted ho knew what he was doing. International Coutm.fe to Promet Journalists Worldwide i police did nothing b help him. But over the holiday weekend, the It says right here, he knew about "They MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL A\' coal see me and they didn't same youth was spotted again at the bamcades and the detour and do Torde Idaho Newx P.O Box anything. They didn't caret' Ile. the scene, one protester said. didn't care." 2208 Chiefswaod Rsd Oha weken, Ont. NOA IMO He said he is n army reservist. Ile Last Thursday m Highway Six was Tensions ruse when Six Nations Telephone. (519)445-0868 Eau (M9) 445 -0865 mid he had. army reserve equip- partially opens in a gesture of men opened the trunk of Me car M mail- [email protected] or men in bis car cad the pellet gun goodwill, teenager was allowed and and fowl camouflagem cWthing belonged; his father and he was newsR themNelslandnewaoam Porsche. rndAore to OPP mush the north barricades on a pellet gun taking it Volume Il, Edition 21 Second Class Postage Regis,tion 110128276 to get rid of it for safety Argyle Street and as he passed Just last week one Six Nations n a joke, he was Ron Mara. was released fro m Registration p IOW through the barricade, in his Honda man standing at a north west barn- working and it after some of the police custody tare Thursday.. OPP WebsileAwuw .Oremr0eidandnewx.com Ile clumd he got lost inside the Reporters Notebook: Days of racism, a civic, he began speeding up and had raft by a pellet gun, women mid him how tenons the said the incident was trill under intolerance taking cad hm barricade and wed snot driving reck- toll on media, as slanted coverage emerges heading south down Argyle Street The penes came Rom the direction .elm was, Fagot a little more ara investigation and nu charges beef "llwaa Peace dabaa of carby said Brian Skye been laid. reigns despite Caledonia burning development 'I was kicadpadaokfl man RyMao talc They snacked the vehicle and d with Nc same brash. In this he sped down the andway, Six one six Naar tan said N The incident hand. pro Dacha chimed he a, blind- Ream horrors. The kind nigNmares are to beadl -.They duck ...old of mime. The general rule among reporters caused not. The barimde went fragile world, all the and shaky ere Nations en... Yemen fol- teenager en smirk nga when he ere discussing possibilirycof folded and toot his life was Nreaa aped Six Nations people had. after Iengty discussions, agreed open the mF b nit me. 1 b and fouina, is vat to let your back up and aims escalate wed to understand Nat Mme are awning Me blockade for Ne long end when he was low was pike why he was speed. initially Wan am moreORhm than wiocody, defeno Iowa. Nat had blocked Highway 6 as pen of great land recta- personal feelings affect your the breaking l WEN point =Caledonia similarities and differences meek The teenager reaches the south and opinaingatom. in his car."He weekend -said Skye into custody. !nation th ugly 20th when MM. of this country, but whet mad April OPP acceded. sleeping to e the soon In the case of The whole w of all Native e were ley lino«« alum gloms people hawk at Highway 6 and Sixth wm rmgwtad didn't care the. toga meeting and 'They told me what to say and about my people in a bider Mem the Douglas ands. in a net,' face off tree Only and the mimed country torn by civil people laugh woe. or not to en then th made me on rode ay. Line and began doing "donuts" as almost red o.m a people.' ante try it cam - A m of events That still leaves many people punted, Me OPP mid wee Hamilton talk radio show had hem hoop perpetrated by people People behind Me barricades were play go to work and mise ramifies. sped down Sixth Line his vehicle Me road for N C weekend, so with re, that came saying et times, 'we The weaker. who robe an cero callers s botched and eclaimos instead, reclaimed the Inds. enm8o ,had the and who have nothing arem°.on a apse, but not surprised at the We all have vulnerabilities and this incident, Dm not sure what's should jam kill him, we are marbly missing two men Cram Army Oa,ncd ea. should get questioning why the Youth was Barricades went up on Highway O. the bypae and mil lines a and long weekend Man fight, it is behaviour Caledonia '.veil as treagths d ore NO- standing at the barricades.banarrowly walked out by about 50 flan, m happen" Ile of hint easy quiet settled in only to be every Friday data ma.nd'. Naiad night with almost impossible not to let feel. zens. as well as t- of- towaers and gond aspects of our Skye surd while he supports erns Desroches, burn When his cm was swan. by Six Nation people. whomïdheísamilí- Dtaamea said he will have toss rallies by townsfolk who claim. they only wanted the road opera.. nags get in the way. Me who came just to pick a fight. to Wimessin8 Some ethnic groups Mint and act other cars, he came too stop and Ile was over to OPP after remove the barricades, other terry reservist said .Marge against OPP when the Monday, sad lead barricades came down within the hour the displays of violence, aggression, Granted, Mare were people who differently based on their tmdition- pare em are careened about bite was dropped, but that his car calla 911 from inside his em. being mid o punically But at the reeler see rallying townsfolk had sparked a riot that forced a second mere barricade irenierance, and racism in the lest came watch the cvcua, but al mstems. Those differences as of We incident. and a sala Sú Nations men said he was moto ieafor his behaviour Ile taffy melt cellpho were being held by and Turtle Mal News de youth to go up and it up in minutes. . . went months has taken a toll on those need to real ere, e'a make people exciting and unique. his release from lice for 24 hours. grab ordered out of the cm and ques- ml TV_ wan ale Alter coney, had Mee an Me sl r about o Fist Rem, racial insults continued all day and night, signs were held mostcan the media. Slanted of room- not okra. s not pane If.a We all need t embrace tioned before be was avnd over to ea"l'm sorry for causing a ths Denoches said be had just moved l'm somebody who's more Nee month, posing up, Canadien nags. one woman Ica her rendition of" his land is our m aced.. to ing, o of essenu Janis isenote isa with hisroncal imp and differences OPP. b Sane, ease. and Immune lost willing m an and defend the vigils land" while riot a gear OPP armed human barricade in Goat of the and rares, and sometmcs, ou.gh[ Mat hm nothing to do withl and not 'mirantbe afraid of each are. while tag to dove home. of Nis country and mine were just Caledonia people. ignorance and racism seem m he Ne tspeople of Caledonia. Take a Chance at teaming about The long day mood into a long cola night as the racial taunts Con - the norm in the handling of this The most ironie Ming is that after anoMer Imre other your timed Six usun violence from police all Me tension and of the expmene' Nations searching for missing man ,day, despite Me horreur ,. day and night that forever mark For over three months, l; as well as day winded down by nightfall, 11 be pleasantly surpass) all be Missing Person a m. Nations Police forms identification, One den to the station. Using the On at 7.53 Victoria Day of VC1A,t- Sunday May 21st about every that comes, began with sunshMe and hope. y editor, have been coveringco thisis pea can broadcasts sass the at much more enriched your life A Six Nations man awned e ceowo ' tad0 caeca min youth admitted b providing a false Imo the Police transported directly attended private re i- Despite the violence, nat. apace the Tan. the Insults, the Macs and the agony, storys fro m a truly unique ventage country depicted native a people becomes. has been missing chief on Fourth Rd. The reme to the Mice. The youth was to a residence where av youth was demo on Second Line Rd regard- Six Nations people Ire were being asked quietly by Cc, Confederacy point. We are a First Nations news- behind the tas fie isa- Northwestern breeds Greetings Tram Dodo and Six Nationso police are youths verbally identified them- arrested for obstruction ofa peace allowed n spend the night. mg to mom of deceased male Chiefs to please take dawn the new pa barricade. parer, and we are allowed behind genre. When former Liberal pre - Ovarlo M Off bway Territory. asking for the community's help in elves as they did not have any office.. The youth wed transported Deceased Theme the world the people of pion that the H,dennsaunee arc Ne barricades. n there mica David Petersonk show. up at My hat is off m Six Nations for finding him. the And micas knew they were asking lot. suntans amongst Mort pas- be was in most the am zone, berated by .king the stand fighting for On April O5, at 9:30 ant the Sin 'Ebert bruised and battered people had been enough an evening of people on ...sly aged a daily townsfolk for anciagm the hoe you believe in. we are dam N8litITIN Police were told a man had .aam.an pure nail and been asked to take a spin. witnessing Na tsewm demmmemab. basis, dynamics and rive paean As if he tondo Proud of you guys. Keep it em. I been missing for some time. 1 +1 Mars filled t eyes Difing the violence Monday as Canada Casa n of tired, weary, angry with the same hate and mw in a nasa in. of how Six A family medMr attended the ra- who's as o pride wu smoke, were asked mere to step back. Men and v frustrated people a a who can ibaumaniry number of purple n Nations ce twit. in all. in and sated Nat leremy Joseph who were face m five with OPP andante. of Caledonia protesters understmd why Caledonia is ant the Caledonia side seem to Mme oto a, but now are sanding 'Mohawk has been missing for 2 within fits mob Mn oils hall it family and mg Me way it is, aches for your common cause. months. Make" Jeremy Joseph eishbov staled. al abed Men who dew the history of Tears wed freely Monday as Although the road opened Me land. Snow again That cam being HeMawk is a 22 year old male Six Office of Small and Medium Bureau des petites et moyennes door Six anal( one Said m n tight to an -yesterday, monitored by a heavy the world what you can do, Nation ember. As Lt' May 22, r They were asked solo. to Place step back while the angry Enterprises (OSME) (BPME) older wm n, unable to listen to the police presence, the potential for 1 ee that my own airy entreprises 2006 he s reported as I missng Caledonia crowd day mare an loan. is racial taunting she, M well as most vigilantism still thew The pote. we too, will nhav m takea a t and and was last wen living in St. Public Works end Government Services Canada ux pub. et Baldr gouvmremesaux Canada RPSGC) And to men did. people on Six Nations, have had m tire come mostly from teenagers MOW for true common cause. Culvert.. "lase) wishes to announce Mar the Office of Small mulla.mru room a.na,des &Mme moyennes entre- They swallowed the anger and stepped back. endure their whole lives. Women foaled by booze, lestas and Our Ammo cause berm the for- Motor MINIM Accident and Medium Enterprises (OSME) has expanded to open poses IBPME) ease de remade en qu'il aware es m imaux Caledonia hood their r shaky rood despite attempts by their local regional offices The bureaux régionaux au paya. Les bureaux rdgionaux BPME sont cried and hugged aller finding out machismo. They have a of of ett that is ever hein encroached On May 18, 2006 at 6:30 P.M. the six new across Canada. OSME d politicians b get them offnes are being in PWGSC region) situes mew Ms ux de TPSGC à Halifax, Mondai, Tends lataba, heated rama. and relatives were pepper- teaming b do. Ifs up b open- upon by iinduatay. Once again Six Nations Police received :wad They they ers in: Ottawa. Toronto, Ed Vancouver. stand, ioelt.ixthey threw they w1. fireworks ore sprayed and bleeding during a minded and gooa-hurred m say header. imam Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, ionbetr6n' allure loop up with what you are report of motor Wale accident Than. PeocR,roSosixogmins. a Odic mdwaorel more Edmonton, and Vancouver. melee that natured mach our beads up. Les bureaux W Mon global du IOW visant behind Body ent fighting Ion Keep 0 led Lim Rd and Canoed *Arms pence* than 700. People w s cad foe hours, in the lark and wooed quietly Waves Monday afternoon. The only way to lessen twsions is You are N the hears and minds of The noose ohms are peel of Tore OSME's over-all effort M rendre 0 processuse.sris a meant pea ran.. el door Rd The comp are was malting awed. emcie asked them m. Six Nation people were emotional to listen and understand. Not mare more +gon owes para &brew ermepdses tPMEI listen- our gamayis Yale... a left bad non mm histone was procurement accountable am coal.. sate Maim%M en bake out Tuesday noon.. and they man once and awned yestrday, by ensuring small medium (SMS. nave arenta la mean M participer aux occasions de marc. pu,'. open yet they rig and not oderstandng are at Tours 'n Solidarity MeegwetJo. second b pass a. `iron wale adempc. cene le MME consume again rs open Ne rid they M1erd the message man said kept sense accore to comm. for government opportun,. fin, m room Meir alma. Elders the root of most problems in seci- AdAr Crane him king side door. we 6(01 sur les des saur les of house volt simply oo "the chiefs pled s red" and OSME will ensure this woo Swoop wawa entremises mamma pavane cana dowse menially urged Sly. Many people, but obviously Member of Slow Falls Notion The minimal vehicle e and associations and businesses g omira du perfectionnement, de !Information et des outils pour The remarkable maim of Six Salk.Nations people in m face of the for calm s they nstmetd people not alt on the Caledonia side ofrhe ni ne cad oto Mlle hods* al awns Soled damage and the The did procurement policy changes, and through the delivory awns anger, beach} and maNiess Nat .k coded mood Nem Monday is keep Me laoaa o. b behind bamcde. bamcade have shown no willing. C77' and Meir poll on who do you not surfer Menjuaes. Trie secondsuant alma. of training, Infomation, and support tools to SMEs. Pour alma enayar^m,. rasa le one Web On Monday «seer., the barri- pens eo understand Sú Nations unporr in the Caledonia land left the scene. The suspect They showed the world e e.1,01..on co mea,. nee le BPME the stuff are made dew =des were down People would've people, .03 in m elm Here were th For more Information, please unit the Maul. were. ganef Juay vehicle is described nd an Meer courrlwl. ®t Pegu.ge.ca, takcoaco.par why the Confdaaey was famed Great Peace came or Moss bpme m and.. about. now able Swat freely up and They scream al Rebels and tools m press wwwgwgec.gecanme, email: osmeMpwase.gc.n, b x cime Natives Tel model black Chary and Police a Sale l eW 811-1118. Six Nations : 1 people should be proud of Merman down and a relative sense of buy min Ad Non-Meitner NeiMe yoe or cal 800 811 -1145. H.6 draw pen Slow oo he a rang Nan The Police The nightmare will will become men. ev MI r chasm normalcy to a ple being drunks and maid'. seared bong on o1I. 111 Y=/ continue to investigate. and we will h name all lhagh . and wild Pale a we .live the wnMa[is now reaching isbnil- fare, yet there has never bent aleo- with ame nWmaaw ú asked to mwvh ourou wad abeam. Web wing for each ia1 But some people site. Some point. didn't hol allowed on the Six call Sin Nations Police 110.1. other and NCbondthmthat ably to heck lrrgds. vnnt normalcy. Nations morel. do .rake meal 2811 or Crane stoppers at I -BOIF We no are very proud of our people Who mad the tides" A Papen wise.. butm do m'und.oth 222-11PS (8421) men Calaoiìm Caledonia M1as a lot of learning to do. angry citizens who nee 0010to ea. in Caledonia. Hamilton, an d Pence cur In ..aids carrying Six Nations &mead and any others city in On p only May 00 memo Sea Canadä people beck to the protest site. Canada.Peoplecanonaubepant - TURTLE ISLANO Nl. TURRE ISLAND NEWS Ma 24, zoos May 24.000* TURTLE ISLAND NEWS ISLAND NEWS. LOCAL LOCAL -URTLE activity in Me community and take mea- year round, because although normal flu Mat Six Nations Health win, the spread of bled flu looming closer Illness OUI monitoring program. Experts The purpose a the protect s to monitor according b histerical patterns we Nations also bas an emergency preparad- a t b contain it before 6 spreads. season lasts from November through are long ovemue 8u Services taking b North medals. Six Nations Health around the globe are predicting deadly influenza activity Downing in different 00m- for antler modem- mess pin in place should pandemic hit Band council agreed to take part in the April, He. Canada says the threat of ic. The last one occurred steps to prepare for Services slave precautionary mesures by human Strain could develop from Avian manges, in the late sixties, the territory, which was expained to the pandemic influenza is present year-round. and experts pandemics asking that local se hoots take part ln the First 1,0000za and cause worldwide pandemic It also gives local publie heath officials the Mea site usually hap- community in detail Ming a s ties a pandemic influenza The monitoring system will place World health officials have been Nations Inuit Health Branch's Influenza Like within the nad few years opportunity to nonce Increased influenza ben saying pen every 40 years on average. Six meetings on the Issue last year. J cri elementary raises dough for Hagersville Secondary honours memory of Six Nations and trips through fun games and raffles New Credit students with planting of White Pine tree By Donna Du, a chance to attend the year-end las basket had tobuy minimum of a By Donna Doric Credit 0100000 of Hageraville ferm Ides. 20 tickets for 5200 and enta a Writer Secondary School will be forever fiat Parents and students ad a 001as1 as Kinderg n c Issa draw for Ile ba0k0. Deceased six Nations and New Immomlized in the school's newly lamuson BlemwlmryhScho l's 6th Smith says ahc mal zlou son, kid, -oSUns .crc Wir proud of the l

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There a ratai sphere r Mast thing" few . I Government Gouvernementuv more Man we hundred parenti and Tickets only con 50 cents each to People also had the chante lo win hi -' rr]'i +I of Canada du Canada f r. students of all ages in mn the gamo, and a large gift cmreots womb up to 5100 esses.. May portion . . and rowdy games such as mittnal of the lands misai came from the from walmau, Zeiss. and chairs, rani- purling. car-ncing, a basket thaws. Each class made a Pion ring 1.0,S. and bowling, showing basket ana. with pues donated '"the nice part of Nis is ifs nice to

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I I(VIAwd'' Tax relief for all Canadians including Des réductions de taxes et d'impôts pour tous les Canadiens, Site S 1 percentage point off the GST and 28 other y compris une baisse de la TPS de 1 point de pourcentage tax cuts. et 28 autres réductions d'impôts. Ih : PX'S Focused spending to help families including Des dépenses ciblées pour aider les familles, y compris plus child care spaces and the $1,200 per year de places en garderie et une Prestation universelle pour la Universal Child Care Benefit. garde d'enfants de 1 200 S par année. 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Commnnily Support Unit $500 15 Sands° Court, O n between 6:30 am.4:60 pm SM0MS0re0 by Sig 000000 Colinot! -AO 000000000 ey the turtle Island News Contest winners will be contacted Friday June 16th Canada. May 2.:006. May íe.:006 '54411 F 151 AIyf)_%, ISLAND NEWS . SPORTS TURTLE pMp . Saturday hi a 16 -6 win for the S. Nations score Nance Longboat Got Sports MOWS? 111 Six Nations fut, led scoring well six (lay C, Racene (IK 2a), Jose N gmisIdth Arrows to one goats and ovo gt . IIII .sists by Thomas (20, Jeff E Call Emily (a g lead the () oe ho the g.I The third wood show. Soda a r.o g.uh Rustic Johnson ILA Tsadehe 445 Sting beat the h -0868 woh. fi pm. mOre even match-Up 00 the Sting ompomnmt. Thomas (1.1). (M. ID gel Covered( Orl.donl. . rh.ldegukg..,l soared three goals and the Arrows .tre Cecil ( x, l id, Dion Steve Maroc (lc, a). Mike la.brbges . AllegenyArrows se Wee In SPORTS ± e the wood mu hmha 1111..5b.n Ctóo. Josh a:oa)sk LITTLE SKATER: BIG POTENTIAL REBELS WIN BUT LOOSE BALLS CUT LEAD SHORT By Emify Bdfyeo-ñyefe the award;' said Lori Maer, Tart's "She's roped right through," said By Emily Balyea-Ayere followed exactly data WEE= winning each period Sports gm. her mom. Bantam Field Spans Reporter yyj1 10 Tar they alt played wall, instead of the entire gone, b help Six. year-old Victoria Miller -Loft m The passionate skater has been This weekend , Tai was the The Sú Nations Rebels ea dough amWla players did bet- keep dorms focused. h. skated her way to the top of dedicated to the sport since joining yooimg to receive an award and close game v g against the ;y ter - they did what they had do," Just keep your heard in the game. South Western Ontario for her out- Six Nations Skating Club the day w. earn ponsible for leading the Lacrosse qualifies Spartans Friday night n the Civic said Harris. td,'ttwenttodoiswinthe peri- standing w dtis after she rum. three years-old. It's pack of 40 of Southern Ontario s top efforts Caa Greer ThefoWnlcmchwhoshareshit od"said Johns. the polity of SN Skating Club that skate into de banquet hall. The Rebels ' kao started strong tapping I duties with Dave Johns hops his On the other hand die Rebels as she is known, the nlrnod, skaters must be Mee years old to w. " she said "So I the t for Provincials scoreboard f and building teems doesn't get discouraged. were able to preps entire 60 I tiny athlete received the Bahr of participate and That thth't waste took a deep breath. like to be in s ady lead. a m \ 'fhcy're a good Nub. You can't min, pre with only two minor Montreal CanSkater of the year for moms signing -up to skate. honk- l Offense the bail for the first take that away from them,' said penalties. Western award at a banquet Ton has since spent 2 years After Ton was with her ' Onaio presented period gave the boys a Stttttcant Hams. "Only four mime. of para. at We Hertel in London this with the club and has enjoyed h award Tessa Virtue and Scott Mon, lead But the Rebels Shard. aper Johns says he needs to work with that's a big accomplishment" past weekend. omens. Canada's World Junior Ire Dance playing offense for C the first period the offensive hire. ...son, who received the MVP '(Six Nations Skating Club) 'T tike skating' aid Tod. "hove Champions mngratTated the young and defense for the second and third rÁt \ "Offensively we need to wadi on award said he played well and approached me back in November to do spirals and lunges" skater on the award had won Tes. period dots as the Spartans Bening loose balls," said Johns. believed he won the award fie his just I earlier. yeas worked the boys from Sú Nations It was loose hall after loose ball was just on my Poe tonight" "If she ovods hard that's where r The cushy lead the Rebels that helped the Spartans close in on said Johnson. she can he," said Lori. enjoyed for the first 20 minutes nfyk,.f.p..Pm' the Rebels. Six Nations is now 5 -3 and [tarred .ek Ton has worked very hard w her became insurance as the boys Johns also says that not having an w the sonhwestfvhshonrailing shoo career and her natural talent A .,:..iv.c--+ P allowed the Spartans tocontinuous- hntesmediate team on the resetva- Niagara (7-4) and Haan. (6 hA..u.. F. roped her exceed expectations taa hear un o real up players makes it dif- The Rebels will play then next MilwrLtrcamep. her of coaches and family. Although the Rebels won the fionit when the team ìsahosaanded home game Sundae June at at2 `She's fast and she's strong," said game, loose balls and minor errors 'i only had mum. tonight,' pm. at the Civic gbaba I Centre In Lori. almost rest the Sù Nations team the said Johns, who believe the Rebels Brantford. Coached by Brooke Taylor, Tori The Spartans climbed up lost their spunk because of fan,. IwticipnN in that competitions the lead cushioned by Sù Nations "Some guys are injured, some are this y.r improving Mw mort m and missed out on a e,.avo moaseareoa Ne.Spe.a,n ROM' aigprmeAe GVk Ceea aril deer. ?Off... sick "..John. "It's one of We The Six SBA each ore competition she oc ran !/a.^ eNs A.A.-ANN) Nations IM rime byjmt one goal. problems of a short bench." Chiefs will - e play their first placed fah. hercaA. competition "We just slowed the game drew just chatting. '"Shay didn't stay with then man," And then there's loose balls. she place third and her most scent too much when we came out of die "We sort oflost momentum," said saidflartas. "Loose balls really killed us. home game of the season May 0.M. .m,inion the Smith dressing room. said Randy John.. Banta who has tatted the boys They were bouncing right in trout Saturday night at the t student won the gold. Johnson game MVP. Floyd Harris marsh of We will be expected to play both often- of Mein (the player)." l,t,,A against the K-W (madly ù very prod Ha oft. War aid there was nothing Rebels says he was a tittle let doom ever and defensively says the Johns ws the boys need to keep Kodiak. wmphshmef tASgm o.h. p.ed..id C+mMr a.m.n..Iw Il..m.. heavy go.g on during the break, by the way the boys played team had a game plan bat it wasn't then head in the game and cep r "There are &11 skaters in each ne Sir N.I.,. w...drmd. eNi.na em.adoNm 1wn N ompedtio." said Lori. f.w.bl:a I r This yaf Tori joined the Novice yrw.me..a.p,e..wa_faIaa. .T I skauns Maws her skills were . advanced. re the - yEmyBOtyeo-K Omngeville'it the only team to Arrows lose to Whitby but beat Northmen Ton- has been passionate about Sports Reporter defeat S.Nations, both at the qusl- y Emily O51calI.,. On the other hand,o fans the loss U.S.ANJCAA Division 0 national goal in the Stet period as Six suited ge over-time paid bait skating since the beginning, and her air Six Nations Bantam Field ifiers mad in die regular warn Slum &gems was amibuted to a pile of stolen junior college field lacrosse chain- Nations collected Mee, but w the was the Warriors who finished it mother says the forma Mr Tiny - Lacrosse team travelled to The team coached by Buffalo The Sú Nations Arrows Express who were away at school in the pioaships with Onondaga second Whitby matched Six scoring.. more goals and finish- Tot for We SN Fall Fan loves the Hamilton this pat weekend to bah Bandit super- rookie Roger Vyse has official nave home -opens on USA. Commuwty College. The four Nations score she see. holding Six jug the game l2A. Rod de il rare provincial qualifiers. won 8 of 10 games. Bread and Cheese was canoe. A. the community was readyo men, along with [sigh Nation Whist one goal bringing the Po. amens for the Throws was "She Ms no fear" Six Nat.. won data off On Monday against Burlington Monday as the Iroquois Lacrosse see their Arrows hit the Whom Kioknosway, Lee Nantiooke and score to an nee .14 Cody Jamieson (4g), Craig Point She practices three days a week at weekend games, securing a spot at Six Nations played . outstanding Asma was without power. The and reign victorious against Whitby . Kevin Bucktwth had outsland.g w the third paid the Arrows (Ig, 2e), Kent Squno-Hia(2g), Lee the Gaylord Pow.. Arena perfect- the provincial championships next game, taking the rostest 112. gram will be rescheduled at a Iota the loss was unexpected as foe of ream.'( judo, college circuit. were slow-Ming and allowed Wm Thomas ULIµ Cody Thais OK ing her Walt, Jan. and other diffi- weekend. Brody Miller led the scoring for data the Arrows hate. stagers owned The shocking loss leads lacrosse Whitby gook Sailing 8 -5. Near the la), Hughie Johnson (3a), Holden cult mom and plans to cana Six Nations played four games in Six Nations .liar hat -nick. Friday nigh the Throws were in Mrlhelrfimt game oftbe season. followers to believe h. A lacrosse in end the read Mee seemed to he Vyse (2a), Ben VanEVety (la), / pl/le Hamilton to slate in Weir summer the qualifiers wirming against Randy St, followed with two good form heating Oran, Ok to Sid Smith, Cody lamiemn, Kent Ontario will be played at an a ray of hope for the Arrows as the Mitch Nanticoke (la) and T and fall programs before coming Brampton a Sunday r goals and one 8. Squire-Hill wo Craig Point missed extremely competitive calibre. team tallied three straight to tie the Gardner (la). or Decant. to sec if Et woad be Ton has spent two years in back to Sú Nations to skate for the Burlington and Oakville I on Six Nations led [ foe the enure The game mads the first row of the Arrows fit game of Lk season The Arrows stated the game in game and sent it into overtime. okay for them to nounmb Tori for S t c wow Can k a Monday. game scoring three goalsw the first the season. The Avows Expressle because they were winning the good torn holding Whitby to one The Arrows aggressive grabs pend ,fie holding cooper to change their roster as just one point then players r from school and SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION MAY 24' - MAY 30" 2006 The stored period foal beta for sfeld lacrosse in the US This game Six Nations n the skilled team w die Express debut four 51 ;$ W 0a7. GIMPY FRIDAY SATURDAY i gUNOaY md 0A MUM Iroquois Lacrosse Arena added four more pals their col- more players into th 1 . lecfions and hoMing their aire The game was full of b la aid s ear s eons . MAAIOUMIO m e lo second period gwl both teams were penalized severely r Six Nations axed slightly set as each served close to 60 mime SCHEDULE arn .. I > _ ihnd with ..rave five gel in the pertly box. M y 24m. 2006 lo May 30m, 2006 lend adding two rime goals and Jeremy Thompson led [HAMM N01 Sú bg6lMag (altor RUNT LLalay NOW bglkT TIMM holding Burlington to rain _ ,. n tisi,a parr Nations in scoring with three goals, upe .r the thud follow. by Lee Thomas with two r x011 ta. .I n Yew leefelie The second game of the day goals and two assist. Craig Paint GAYLORD .r.ra.rrrrwr ea ar Imosh ,.firs6s.I,.wn.ra.trab r .I NA G POWtESS 1`a..arr:.`pare....n°aIi paid Six Nations and Oakville w notched two goals and one assist, re- . LP Than e rr.lr.ér..,ra..:ra ..nr,arka rggr a win for S. Nations. No Asen RADER .dk,.....,.11.°t. s®.:wúi Kent Squire h. one goal and one f Yaw _ .. Seau and Miter led scoring assist did Cody Jacobs. SW gas. t gm Nalll Itan . IBamRun r.m+me . eeul.i..n - gain, both with two and one Os 6pm _.4, hsrr... goals Smith r Huge Johnson both .el. Ave, Mamie .. maaA nworwennue Iroquois Lacrosse Arena m. ` erre w assist Other powu came. were scored singles. GP Phi B. aladtaa 3201 Second Lane . 1. ter cO Iter tu. yD>bl Qu® Powless (1), Kyle Isar But lavA Tuesday night the Sú ÿhi bek.r ON gor Ida (I), O roust (2a), Johny Nations Arrows Express last o the KRIS, HegersvRle, N. OW asa. a. . n.ebn tann s(dg)Joe' O Williams IIL Wary Warriors in Whitby. (905) 768.3999 IIve. a Martin 2a Myna After losingmp did fire game of the Bombem, Stn Mom IIL dear MOLE she Ottawa Titans the nESamseFnanónatke. sao.vo..whr MM. SUPPORT MIPS MOOR. Come out and suppor your limy lys Pe), Harris meat consensus among manage-young cement ..vain Teams t 11lb.nte m .w Conn IIL 1), TYler l.tavel ment Maned the loss a young Six Nations ab e Dead Mr, 26 Oe The bora wad travelos.to Kitchener Games with new players who Nve HOME ,w.a0l.mone.nw earn a.

Wn 2006 . F u 1. - o - . SPORTS T,r,.E S.A>rD. 'L'-41=sra SPORTS TuR'I E r5'.AryD Y1V5 Great weather for I.L. Thomas Track & Field meet MOHAWK STARS HOPEFUL OF FINAL ROSTER Kurt Gibson placed in the tap Wee Mrs lore the 100m, while Kyle By £nay Rntyea -K ere 100m. Tawny Thomas, SM1antel ByEn* BolyerolMere for the Running Logl A And and Sport, grower, Bo be^y and rodyn Atkins-Maren S. rra Reporter ~ -- - ' won the 400m and Tritra bent' Denise Miller and Philup Henry 200.1. r It's and d scason and IL lamminc dame ta ThisweektheS. Mohawk S Powless, M Wad Porterer w.m firs amyl and Kyle Isaaes also non the 400m, lhomas is one free only schools F.mak d just couldn't get h d Mead for the d girls with !landais Maack and Greg in Mc aa Nat ha been able to hymne threw uNieA in the Tray their ono bail tlumv SYmmen of the T again, Amalee Longboat fled second pale and hold their schml mere 100m...... mane. of the odd mac once Moots and Baily Pons won Brady lhnmas in third. Aller one eancellation due mbeli. g Long hum wee Elks medial twolossese tie. rnate rather, the bib sun Samantha V ll ares, Manisa the top Mare sWt for the 200th. In Hawcdyosa Green Greg yellow t)o Fiblack men n 0, B.A. INNS' Kenisna Jacobs wan first, I and Brody Thames won loo shined Iasi .Monday meant Brost Anders,. and Kayla NIL W ban moth. end black 55k on me won finit in the Catherine Porter and the 800m. while Haweniyosia conditions minus a OMM wind that Makelim. Emmmle Caddy AidT,5 0nma Rock and Ile Ito SMnad Squire tied for second and Hilary Green, Elijah Nahum and Dallas may have slowed things down just Running tong lump, while Men came home to free the ra Poher won.ird. Johnson wan. the 1500m. a bit. Bombe, and Martha Wllliat dodos Merchants where may and In the SON. Saran Aiesna In Mc High lump, Tyler Longboat Primary students had six categories placed second third. tend, payed a 9 -9 oventi afar a more- won first place with Remy nkea.re,w..+an including 50m, 111Im400m, Bell The tam girls 111ßn was won by General and Kenisha Jacobs c.. las period ofoverent rets Crawford and Philup Mend in sec - M.I.mo.kwMe... Throw. Standing Ling Jump, and Mie Bomber,. lais Anderson and - spots. Team management blames the Sarah Ge and AiNa General, and aidmiN place. I Running Long lump. Caitlyn Kick while Patricial J Mom nome fact amt the fuel low mua.Aallad I Summer Amanda Longboat wan the ISOOm Kant Crawford won de Shot Put In the 5rbu Wayne Bombent' took Manacle. Alicia Henry and labre not been arion MMb.ad(mms and '] place plied two, three in the competition with David Kick boue the first ribbon fol- ono. -When we get asu team, JIM dew by Shane Henry in 4pom race. In Idgh lump makeke IacrOs Elkin Savers Johnsen in second and mird M.fAÿ lowed second dmquires "said lem Squires. won and Jeremy Bombe, in mird. Mya Miller and May A...Dbavis wonon firstfirst, Sidnee Miller sec- placei are Squires . says 5e Stan still k..dlrad 5 D won and second in the BWm and and Aisha General won third ladle Triple Jump it was Tyler Lyle Ada the latin race ployait! building they am and beam'' .. Longboat in first position with with Bailey Skye ana Skaherdade rue (àNlen Hold and Gayanoc place. made the foul tua so the teams' waak[uwa -1 Demise Miller won first in.Mot put Austin Anderson and Matthew ermP.m frs.... y Manin in second and third place. I.m{Ma eon Mat and aa.d for .+ ammo record raY necessarily y followed by Gray Buming and in second and thud place. a.p5.ymra Skahendede Martin placed again in the 1500th race. Julie Bombent', lamies. rent me complete abilities of the in second and thud Greg Longboat Shelby Bombe, the 400m rice, with Sidney Rikkee General and Ramie -Lagh Raye Green marn 2 - bL -...tlW.. -all L Powlms and Miley Skye nul for VanEvay nut the most air in me ,sitions. and non the And it Euh difficult su sec the lamia. (Sai age of the pcsWty-ahickm Sus mud Wayne Miller pad says neeNeu minutes in the bin e second rya and Scent Marsala in high and Camlen Holley, rxep^iss Ala.. General and Known Running Lang lump. jinn Neruda! it the Sr. Deem The Stars payed wece l0ù wick- turion this g.8 plus Manger of the Mohawk sitars. dung the Stars in the foot. Ashler Williams and Mya Milles Pure for . mamma. Greene won the Triple lump and In Senior girls Robyn Goren dad mird. ^Bret men. Friday nigh' me Sacs played a major thora in the sial of Mayors says the assai to nut the res Orni The me van has In the Ball Throw. COlemm dominated the Tnpde lump Gir. aaa JP0mfieigs Ytie lacet' Skye, Side Millen and won frit in red 10f, race, Shelem game the Rock ..ma e^ ring against The taut steed The Mohawk Sera added three San was yuyyyù s Scott if they want a win the a^ shoeaa. won the and won adding pock. won the event followed Kick, hilie Bombe, and Patricia Sainte. Gainerai Running Doolittle Cady dame Powless and though the team lost, Meir sum Lauda. night et the C is points a thew score. 1rd11,0am who managed to send hemp,onNipthis year aM all play- by Stryker Hill-Hemy ,n second Mande were the best at the goalie, lake Heduwk played an Centre in dad aganst e By the tune the third period came four power-play goals soaring past ert have mpullMelt and Todd Kick M third. Running Long Jump. L place - "standing game. Brook. Mec.. along, both teams was had 5 -5. Slag' goaitcnda, Neil Bombe, "If you get caught out there you Quentin Thomas, Russell Garlow In Junior bop rama Brady I.ew they had a good arm, mie well in Me traded four more Sitars have a strong muid able to at l The San played fiat The two team The man with le hold your own Longboat, Eric Robin and Sidney Powless placed fut Thomas and dam eT teams ¡n the 40550 - end mind, ren..g the ball for most goals each, me fans! Six Nations multiple players contributing of.. aimer end" won white sand and third in Ore Standing Maack the 100m. Henhawk who was able to hold dolts dam Brook]. wmsmuout goal notched rite jay couple min- melt' and defensevey, but no one Points getters fco Saturday night's lump and I Anderson, Brady Longboat again, Alex Long yk them boa sex goals. while the Sers nailed two points of utes left on the cock player ha stepped up completely game were Nil Bombent' (lab and Wayne Henry and Robin Mastite w. the was a couple of lucky Mad Ala. "lens Meir own giving mere a 2-0 lead as That goal drove die game Loto offensively m add umbers lo the Tyler Bombe, (2a), Ctandom Nin Bombe, Placed fins second and 200m, bounces and a shorthanded god; they where both seams pushed Star more. entered W second. e g), Bob Henry (lab Roger Mahn mird in the Rasing Long lump. Kun Gibson Fan said Henhawk who said was sur- prof he ButB m the second mind began hard with multiple shoe on goal and Wean Meyers, who had a goal laces Hmbawk girls Emathle and lied for (10, (Ig, IN von In Primary evene hymne Tris. Butler prised at the low more. down on W aorepad, no ,iim to show W et. atom suis m the game rhauNmt wombs Johnson (]g lab try HrNìiwk Miller, 51antc1 Bombe, and second and Devon Manacle paced The Rock led Six Nations the Sors stated conking rip penal- Fortunately for r the St. were definirel the (lab Kyle lamies. (tg. 2a), Brant Tiffany Bombe, placed in the rep third in ..100m. Jinx the gassy leading 5-2 in ry minutes while me Macho. penalties were called in the aover- stronger ¢ O Yost (Ig, 24 Weheh Meyms (Jr. three for the 500, while dam Alex Henry won the 800n, Kun the first and 54 in the sec- .reed agni and again. die pvtd and Me eventy mad "If (the penalties) sever happened, 1 lab lake Hill (2g), Joe Squire (Ig, manhle, Shania Anderson and Gibson won the I500m. ond "Tun up for u said contest ended in a 9-9 tie .Id have crushed thou guys" la) Luis. Bnmherty domina. the Eric Thomas, Alex Henry and 'nag sas gond matted. on Squires "They love the compen- -shag were ray penalties said Meyers who had one penalty io both sides," nid apis u sod ore and they couldn't put the bill in the ix scats dos. boa. tons, Todd Sù Nations look mal penalties said three far Merehanla TMNe was n Min I place ribboaLs non A.aO.dlal.0e.r.du.. gosh. M the second giving . Stars or CRISIS SERVICES IwIYt.....aO+ Lays re.aen.t...0wu..dbtk0.+..dl.t5.l..n E.q...Oro earners for the mm some extra confidence. The penal- Banal to me game but W team j at Pita the f General Ball Sm! Jams. Gat. (Ig, ties paved the Bmoklmk couldn't Want er :I may for m. ,naea;ga of Corky 1 I. !soon Rank (2a), Kyle ..spin Ny as they took advan- ' thought it was a good fgn;' Monday to Thursday IM a anted ...media SIM NItYm Mammy yë : '. the ee Robin Maack won Rial, limp Jump, fort and woad in the 20om and eh lama 1 lemma School's and lamas Hill, Clues Arak and Long 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER Lauren King has been chosen /a Danielle Thau. Maack mon ;road .mediate boys action Tyler Shelina. Call and Miller . Longboat Mauls won first and second In the 400m. Tusk Island News' playa of the and MM for the Triple lump. halo. and II CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES L I l soak for her malty amt. I. Phone: 445 -0230 Ire lamies, Tristan BUUm and Shelby Bombent' Placed in me bp Emily Porter came fou t Me SOOU, and the ISOOm. And P.O. Box 5001 Ohsweken, ON NOA 1110 1*m the 5k CTab. W Under the watchful end her umomm Danielle and Cady won fou anda 15191 445-0230 Administration Office Fax (519)445 -0249 in Rigi, bung. mach Nee Joseph, Lauren has HELPING WORKING second the MN been cm !room y improving fat a Robyn Green and Danielle Miller .r FAMILIES RE- EST/IJSH AUTO DEPOT persona] best time farm g NOR won first and second in Ne Triple MOM , AVAILABLE COUNSELLING SERVICES the cock Rabies Clinic lump and Emily Porter, Robyn and Are you or your child experiencing frustration and confusion "She run the track about See these vehicles et www Iynaenawm pot .. Greene and Skim Doolittle p Saturday May 27, 2006 relatnonahipe with your partner, family or tas, said lasepl. Wham ihree for the when it comes to finds, four add has been 1 Fire Hall # 1 (Ohsweken) Lauren joined the M Club Lin Lauren B wee v`tt Rutting lama lump. Counselling with our bec bed and mad profess orals can mafia difference. qua money for Woe Wm Me she as in d p- 03 02 buys' provide Mts service with qualifications raise add 4110 am- 12:00 pm 02CCHEVROLET In Senior rra..., We have a staff .mplement available to CHEVROLET PONTIAC fa nDiabetes. trdpats in wide v sic y of GRAM CAVILER lough Williams won fire in the ranging oForn Y6RIIRf AN sports including field hockey. \ it has currently naiad eons Imam followed by Hayden á nNiPay recreaasnoiNantua,ef,ihhpw n m mot Metan.ed dam 5210.00 by collecting more man Lena. sneer and boxing. 00 pris caf/ dag Binning and Mon We can moon support or thenpe., Intervention far individuals,. couples and three pages The made five dent mys she .n Vem langb.t woo Add These are some areas of Issues ore might he able to MM you withi did, must be at least 4 mtEM id te dAda "I walked and asked pea- really enjoys mining. wrtar the 200m, and Ethan Thomas won a.. av0.r rr OINI ing me." "1 like to inn because I can inn receive vaccination. pie if eery weld sponsor ii.r the ban. the ISOf, and the High Communication said devon year-old Laura who really Manz goon,. Registration Spayed or Neutered $9,500ramr192 .n $8,500rw,ra.s Jutop. Joseph Placed uc RhatolatloNProblem Solving $8,995,m- Mod lo raise more Lauren trains mealy High lmmmp.Lams ho, cree and Y AMr a week_ (Document required) M re me wdkmn on Moody y rlsiims 03AN0 02 BNICK W NYC TI110N Joseph pad fou in W Shot Put Anger S15.00 per animal ÉÑTWI CENTON/ followed by Hayden Buming, m Bahama Management loo children Parenting Pa ret Not Spayed or Neutered wwc +sw. .second place and add Sew reene ParengTeenGOnflict k reabot Martin a Wed Hooihk,oli also O0O per neerft the Triple lump. mon We also otter number of soctal support groups and activities tar children, youth, BWlab admit tlolram eralMDla1 The Running Long lump was w. and adults through one Community Support Unit (ase ads for more !.anal f by Hayden Homing worm firs! c HDFBdf, lt' man If you think vm could help want rm please call. dad. Vim Longboat in second CAM-EM tion. $8,995.ar;ana:. $9,995r«ma:raa W. C to talk you " das sied' r*eij L yRr place and Sum Ney. turd. swing - &a k For more Information call Idi- The smile, were pleased to pa- SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES 230 Lynden Rd., Brantford, 752.4535 [cepate m the event which look 1011-768-111 99 (519) 445 -2947 or 1- 877 -650 -9 (519) 445 -0230 place last Monday. the scheduled 3201 SECOND LINE R.R.6 HAGERSVILLE r -se...-. late ruyrcE iSLAgO NEWS May 7.1, M.. Mars. 24, 20G6 T,rLF isurdc NEWS TUR," AND NEWS LOCAL LOCAL st SECTIONSECTAIOL SECTION ' '; ' .."41.: PEACE BREAKS, VIOLENCE ERUPTS _, i .. ,pr , ' MAY 22, 2006 ,, NAJ , '.L 44 W : .'1114 , `= - F ` .s , 1 r.'«/ 1 4î l'', e .rlr, . r4 r...+.+ If i / .a -..r '-- Z ,.

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ro.rn.n..M _..,.:,: .mita. lent* M..,nr 'ea, : -r. :,.^.': r :. :,:.:Co* .....r,e.aA...... , _. hum Inn, . tr N ..0 air u s..n rala n..r. rap. TURTLE ISLAND NEWS My1a,3004 May 2a. 006 TURTLE 1St-AP. IS - nRTLE SPECIAL LOCAL ' SECTION SECTION ii1 YOU CONTROL YOUR I DIABETES, IT DOESN'T 109th Annual Bread & Cheese 5 CONTROL YOU!

A FUN CELEBi,, Six Nations Diabetes Conference May 27 et 28, 2006 FREE Family Event! Ohsweken, Ontario 519 -445 -2809

Saturday May 21, 2006 Sunday May 28, 2006 LOCATION Amman VIII!. C.p1a Adult Program m Sund. Carew LOCATION: Walter Cooke, Elder and Traditional Comma OIE MmMes PolyIeM9k - Smiam Code Gn Walk wed Me for pabel M mehealbn Ma. Ruby JacebspOmotor of Six grt0 am Address ham Don't Just Surn. Thrive WitM1OYour Diabeteal Chief David General. Six Nations of Me Grand River, It Mn es SpmYUI Pamela cotir ta teamr BRYAN 4 V.. Fem /1 Ontario Region. G'micel Nurse Specialist, 10 &Um Mcl Approaches to Prevention Waller Toulouse, Cree Regional Chief, ...pus Co. 16rtrr Wallen Ella /CounseM. Ones Mekklaher, Pmernbly or Fire Nations HMV, Amon F at:mean Sere. aed lunme Garner. 11:00 aro Walk With Me Mr Diabetes are. Assistant, Haale Pro.. { Elmo. S.n.es LOCATION De Diva a 0010 rchs Mammal HeaIN Centre y Sie Mations Commun, Mail tS.n Panel dewabn e By 1* 12 11:300m Six Ohms Ouates Caiwenne ....Moor Photo 111 r The excited crowd could not hold Regisimtion anent enmaneel Mew. a.la9aiPa. the issue There was enough fuu and aloe still as General spoke of Outdoor 13. LUNCH S EntertainmentEnteEntertainmenta,nme Tradeonai Hamer Ra be deleomenr .71712- 2 Bread and Cheese this year to sat- on everybody's minds, the meta Case how. BEGINS Ms Weft Heuren. Pnamnsr isfy the thousands of people that mation, and how it tied together o pm Personal ry on Living MS Mahe. 8:000. LUNCH. EnteMinment(Wre Pines came out to ahoy. peaceful day, with Bread and Cheese day. Gil X 45514 Mann Danrtrel aMew Er before it was quickly cut short member today that pm The Wampum BM . Breakout Sessions PM 3:43 when word of a riot in Caledonia Haudenosau0ee people shed blood a10ke Painneeper ln Are filtered through the crowd. for this cormiry. 2006 ha been a Haunenobaunees Long.. Sass. Woe s Thousands lined the streets and the truly historic year We ask noting :00 pm Chief David General sin Nations N Ne rr a Weight Lass and Grec River Diabetes d Preveminn parking lot of the Gaylord Pork.. more than the continuation of the :15 pm L ocular Risk Parton ln Shane Wllmm^,re000O.ærep Bend, N6 Arena waiting for the annual way of life the Creator us" gave Aboriginal People, X. Mission Possible, Managing Your Diabetes made to Boat by before making St Ammo rho was elected cork- Dr Sonia Mane Associate eds a aan.. SIX Nations Diabetes Support Group the mad dash for the coveted er Oda year largely with the help of McMaster University 0:100 Ge PalHospital Barb RN B Diabetes Nurse Educe. a washes. Mocks afresh cheddar cheese and Six Nations votes, said he 2:4Spm e. exhibits 3. Childhood Diablo co/ aaw- Co Deny x;u.ae Monts Ne4na. Awl/ h...r.wa soft bread that awaited them inside oured to be invited to Bread and ILOOpm Dinner and Entedzinme Dr Lobo n Endocrinologist. SN the arena. Cheese once again. lImprov comedy) ter Underkko a Vou It was a much different scene than "Every time I come here 730pm Traditional Evening social 4. Healthy Sites Mr Healthier Cindy Martin, Traditional Wellness COadinemr.. last year, when people had to privilege to be in your midst I Six Lag Tens CaraMOme and I squeeze through the community know that Six Nations has been ts rtV Comma Care Program Sheila Pare., hall for Brod and Cheeses the treated unfairly. Those issues are Sunday May 28, 2006 Rep*. an SomWor Slx Natims Ming worked on Fairness and jus- ~ t arena w. undergoing renovations. Heal. ngOCareoanter Sown There was plenty of room for peo- will triumph. You are the epih Children and Youth try.44..0 Ike S. Care sf Cour Heel 1 ple to snatch up their goodies, and e of love and Deco:' Program latch -l75.m Chiropodist, ¡ Dr Rol., Hunks, ohs make their may around for sec- Bread and Cheese is an annual hol- MOO.. pooba. Gama. Crafts Karen Mann, Diabetes Nurse Erteon cods May celebrated by Six Nations 661 66r6 and LOWel xbRemlly anpuegm Prenron I (LEAP) _n`aslw.new Precisely at noon, the sound of harkening back 109 years ago, - expel LOCATION :Six Nations Polytechnic ssocunox I uu oiasre S. .,SOAa faaMata. I bagpipes heralded the arrival of the when Queen Victoria gifted the Student Denise Ieec.or MaNloen Laforme, SOADI E I blected (11p Pane Gown/ and parade,) led by elected Chief Dave Haudenosaunce for their allegiance A community awareness event his bugOtobhter,Sura, Ivor If andvido General, MP for Brant County with such items. ing o block of cheese Above, is Lloyd St Amand, and MPP Dave he fire department's mascot

Registration mimosa Free Farah roan Share Contact Detarls Wily hail Last Name: First Name Register a16á Nahaa Heal. Services, If Nulntion Address: a. promotion Soon Province: waaCoa 519-445-2809 Pm- reel on Saturday eememmment. ammo. ahad 2 lunches, ..nal dinner PA Imam and acting. mamma Sau. :'E bowl `acrMesLave OvafAtladea: , ntrréáe mnts oreWceáequ mama Imam. ^ Now Age: Aleepe00m0 k.a 000 Aler9ies.s.mncema: lop on In-person or mail 01:0001100 Lam and payment to' ,,na1 Sie Nations Heal. Services, Rondo. S Nu1ti0n Services, T tak1¡J ,94 Total a MAMnden: Nee. NOA IMO Toed cast. P0. Boa MOO, Chaim Craw `` lw. i9 L +1

TUPrI.E NEWS Me 24 200 17 16 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS *LAND SPECIAL f (CP) A national group fepre aldin, univrs, ana wllege teachers is aprmung 3tro.Dao m aetend SECTION 1)1[1000 acEGINAademic freedom at the Firs[ Na[ons University of ygdBffljC Geode 'Academics across Canada want to help our Bagues el Fir Nations University who have been fac- g unprecedented interference In the opaeuon ai their liginal unhelsgy fine said John Baker, treasurer of the NATIONAL Canadian Association of University Teachers. Man. chiefs upset Ottawa is NATIONAL BRIEFS , ' opening Ns. careen/ My receives HAMM to elan up mould contracts to non aboriginal firms SYDNEY. NS (CPI -The Eskasoni First Nation in Nova Semis has WINNIPEG (CPI Aborigiml strides toward aboriginal capacity held by lived 51,8 million to cover die Pone of remelting houses leaden uY the federal gams building," says the open later First Canadian Health, Walsh conuminated with mould. 1 dent is abandoning a policy th from ssembly chief Ron Evans to d. Ile added Mat First Canadian nut Eskasoni6 CEO b Tours Young p. the amount isn't cnorreb assures native-owned b all mambo of Panamto th era being excluded from to keep up with Meproblem. -H I' gm a share f gangrene. cm. Robin Walsh director of comma. bidding on .ammo Young says thee houses on a mould remediation I tracts, says the Winnipeg Free wain for Health Minister Tony A spokesman for bl' Works mat are added way week, Press in a report ow of Ottawa. Clement, said while the comp., Minister Michael Fortier was t 'a mould has been Bourifida i houses wmnsc d c by vir First Canadian Health, a 100 per Lion is being opened up to non unable to say whet the fate will be tight standards oak early 1910s. Br native-ownedkind firm, has aboriginal firms, the winning bid- for the aboriginal set -aside policy dal HomesQomhave also been overcrowded became of lack ofhousing in handled dam processing for der will still need to 1 n the mating practicesproc with We enmmaoitr. Shower Power: Health Canada-funded medical, that significant economic impacts depanmena Y9.q Young seas On should has acted years age when thee owed air dental, and pharmaceutical ee- m aboriginals. Allan McLeod, president of Picot problem was first enidentified How to Plan the Perfect vices provided to aboriginals "Far"For tpis we want re Canadian Health, says the policy ¿ a a penal ShIn Fraser reported this the lows 1997. open up diethe competition so Mere has meant that .boos :ml fines ROSE al govern.. has failed t recommendations aimed ., he i' CRIi Spring Bridal Shower n Thursday, the Assembly is a process which is transparent are able to grab about forafour per moo including cleanCanada mould in homes. Gift Shop of Manitoba Chiefs tan newspa and Walsh recd. Before she actually "gets niched," Tmdi'ona11y, up to the maid or You gei nan kltaus and Canada Mortgage and Housing have Decorating Services, Faux Painting, Decorating fa d In serval Caved new,. FederalFeder I had required'red that of the roughly $ billion that Full there are slew of pons for the matron of honor to plan the show the pray produced deal mould h Fraser pers criticizing the peer greater M1 an $5000 morally. Special Events, Wedding Rentals and much, much more. bride an engagement party, er, although bridesmaids or the plied naiad Indian 'OHM spokesperson said Friday her Jep coal.. Oho primarily BFlorence for allowing non. dealing aboriginals pap her believes the 445.0540 - toms 0 Florero, aloe , hand. niched bachelorette party and of apse. bride's mother Mien led. and mntrant k waintg with Canada Mortgage d Housing Corp., Health 20"Lrfefine edam ON NOAIMO Ilea with style. ' nics to compete f the Canner b set Je for aboriginal hole. Tarsi re caving M non aborigi- I the bridal shower for the bride her naming mina armsful. Canada and e Assembly of Fast Mien w develop national malt. 1 k grave aaaum no u Mat mots. It sieved an estimated Sl ml female relatives out friends . Where are some easy steps to help TALK gy to deal with mould contamination in First Nations housing. the governmentmeta of Canadad amid billion m aaoose annually to firms angry that they are excluded WITH THE Malabo said gFirst Nations communities are responsible for mending bTtá' ( consider weakening the position aboriginal bumadeus from bidding o conies ABrant Artillery ,}RI/a sane BRIDE homingusing funding, which includes Sere minion annuallyblued `g Although details of aboriginal business in Calm. Clement made the bidding evolving aboriginals. -+IyiEryRy¡Ey S g There was additional SEWS millionvthe brrl;O to construct 4. are up especially after making great change only for the contract now Gunners Club A 400 n houses awand nook 1.51lam dace years. t 1. <.r , bole a 5P input And the 2006 budget also included a promise of money for First from the bridebefore harg Sash government investigating more missing Weddings Parties Dances Socials Nations housing which will be clarified in the wvtngmonihs, Yalladao ahead with any plans. Ask who she our. Air conditioned, B8E Gunners Calming 8 Bar Service, . wow j cases in woo to invite, where and clean as dumping responsibiliy for aboriginals onto Manitoba: money Community Resources Meek., Accessible, Capacity 200 if and what Judy Taylor-o..o.. would be bcstrto hold WINNIPEG (CP) -Former mamma seneml Fed UMyer has mead REGINA (CPI The ed for. MustigMon. r 115 Henry Street Rentals kind of food she would like to the federal govemment of irmurainp,n n+pumibilities for Mom* Saskatchewan government is Another employee in the depart- A year review released ear- all rd LLi 'i C;1097;:420':10605"0 4- ) a. onto Manitoba Hydro during spe. support f. b wmav investigating miremy se miss- meta housing division woo Oral her this red turned up 43 `l 753 -8128 759 -6983 .-.n ESTABLISH A BUDGET. Like Schreyer, who was speaking to the aC ire for Public Policy on ing money n the Department of after expense pant Irug0Wr. ana of marc irregular .___;a' ®r=.® -o'b # every other aspect of the wedding, des within the evil *SOi._s Thursday, said ha Woes the utility has roan about 10 Airy Resources. ea totalling 51,200 ware noticed. write gorn,...... m you should have an idea of how times more money than used warranted tom exam memo Deputy ministern Duncan Fisher Athird in involves work. totalling close to 12 million. Our Chapels In Hamilton S Kitchener an - - 1. much you want to spend before you by is power generating dam. says one contract employee er a child and family arnica At that time, the government the scenes of many happy Whoring. s for the damage eauwd ribs Home Baking by Carolyn begin. Find out who is going to pay Ile said the utility is a victim of Omwé s attempts to make it provide homingn authority was fired over agency within the Mama Tribal promised to publicly report any for what from the start to avoid dif- social and economic - to abongmal communities, which are what is believed to be about Council, but in that case the future cases involving more than Mho boar. really a federal responsibili $10,000 in rent money unamount- agency itself Is handing the $51X1. SETA DATE. Generally, the ice %_/`7.9 d11J 511-11pI1 "I have witnessed federalism at snot and at ib worst," Schreyer said. bridal shower is held a month or ample of the worst is the 00000n0 over Re past 10-to-I5 years by *Beautiful Chapels Candlelight Ceremonies two of the wedding However, Mc government of Canada u, u+oms, the burden Moist and emmm- 0N: *Weddings performed at your location if key players like the bridesmaids k uplift in northern communities from Indian and Northern Affairs S500 who n.coeddlnitchap4.w01 or close family members have Canada onto the back of Manitoba Hydro." GRAD scheduling conflicts, hold it when - All °cession cakes, cookies, squares, sweet trays, etc. Schreyer, who also a former NOP premier of Manitoba, snmmcd over it's most convenient. for lobbying governments to prevent REBATE 36 Hess St. S. 1222 Coon Village Rd. ,Salk. environmentalists" ®0i 185 Erie Are., Brantford, ON N3S 208 CHOOSE A THEME. hydroelectric projects, adding he believes there should he more (905) 528 -3975 (519) 895.0061 new HamiltonIton Kitchener (519) 758 -8452 Incorporate a theme boo the show- hydro generation in the world and mach less power from burning m. a Manikins, gib and food for 4- u9í gas. octave and clever fin. A kitchen y. hewer, for example. asks guests to buy kitchen- and marinate., NEED A NEW VEHICLE? MAKE YOUR gib that the newlyweds will need Is an OLD, HIGH MILEAGE vehicle n their new home.. Guests can also the answer to your credit problems?

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.6tA110 NEWS 1UnTLE ]LAND NEWS May 24, 2006 - TURTLE - CLASSIFIEDS family, Seneca Longhouse, Nya:weh to all the cooks for the May 24,2006 21 THANK YOU Skylite Pima -staff,, Sú Nations delicious meal afterwards. FOR RENT FOR SALE BUSINESS Gaming, Body -.`n. Fitness, Nya:weh to Auntie Dianna Beaver Paint ball Equipment Words dom express the tun VACATION RENTALS Onondaga Longhouse, for caring for our home. Nya:weh Guns, Balls, CO2, Tanks, esse DIRECTORY gratefulness and appreciation we 10 minutes to Disney, 2,! Win@, Basketeasc, The Late Lavonne to Bill lgfau+ se, Styres Funeral Gun repairs available on site at feel for ne abundance motion- 5 bedroom, 4 Bath Villas. With Bomberry, loan Johnson, Cathy Home for his patience and guid- THE VAC SHOP private pool and games room.run al and physical support, guidance, the Urr..a e HeMawk Tony Styres, nice through process of the 80 ARGYLE ST. N. monetary donations fond dons w.4 d i s n e y -v i l l s s. c TILLSONBURG Assismnce for Children With funeral If we have forgotten to CALEDONIA. ON m, kind words and hugs. Cards or call 519- 260.9615 Mß &I MTV Severe Disabilities- Jayne mention please know that (905) 76,0306 LUMBER STORE 146 Tillson Ave ¡qR I/ILLAUd Leid sent m near afar we Ask About Our Native Rates, r and S.pson, Ontario ironworker's no kindness we unnoticed O O tom 114rat? received throughout most hoc m Benefit Plan Aboriginal Health When kindness is t given, it is drying, journey two FOR RENT NAME Services- Tara Miller, Other Side always returned. It cam our m. Turtle Island News SHOP WHERE THE BUILDERS SHOP! Phone: flerry,eruteh enm c ve waft We 445 -0396 of Heaven- Energy and Body row to know that were not alone Two Trailers with Living Room rrveived love, kndnas and caring CLASSIFIED DEAD- Building a Home, Garage, Barn or Deck (905) 765 -9858 G' Pima 4paciaG Work- Lance Logan- Kaye. and Sydney is loved by many Additions at Will Park from our children and grandchil- CALL JEFF (519) 429 -9901 oreamcatcher Fund- generously We Will Never Forget Campgrounds. Utilities Supplied. LINE TUESDAYS Call for pricing dren, our brothers and sisters, our approved at home aiming costs; Duane Sandy end Peggy Logan. For Further Information 1- 800 -363 -4201 parents, our huge families, friends, L 12 NOON later donated ro the funeral Call 905 -766-1448 Mon in. and community - at times it was expenses, Body Matters Day Spa, THANK You 7:30 am- 5:00 pm but To Breakfast x overwhelming welcomed Choosing To Live Healthy, Dr. WE BUT & SELL our "Dolly" lose our "Rips -Gid", ram.. Six ion Chiropractic Wa:weh Dreamcatcher Fund, compassionate/coring eonllaenllallly NEW & USED Special b1 ° void. I Sydney Rae left. veered. Cent. Universal Energy Training Legend Cup Committee, Six VIDEO & VIDEO GAMES BACKNOE WORK so r. To Nose that stood beside us and Learning Center, Julie Nations Council Youth Fund. For o Sony NBA SNESI8M EXCAVATING metres & SmYy Tuesday strong and loving, our family Therapist, Sponsorship for my participation SPECIAL _ Haskell, Massage COMMERCIAL members d friends. Nyeweb fa is the National Aboriginal The Future of -o- ót -..% SPECIAL ismtot ú of Take Out Gar,p Print and Copy, ow 3 8 RESIDENTIAL laF( aw IIaINm. being able to shareJo B months of Hockey Champion., Express- Trish J - Re Curt Health Care Lies Mu 415-0555 pure love and joy within the Styres, Six Nations Ladies Cody Johnson JUMBO LAI 0IM6Y p,x. SAND GRAVEL FILL sparkles of her cm. laming. Veterans Auxiliary, ometis \D _ with you! LG TOP SOIL TRUCKING her songs. h g F kitty leer Let E You '22- b 23 Singing Society, W G &M THANK YOU BULLDOZING growl and her cuddles. Fear was Sportswear- Marilyn & B bFreM Woodblock General Hospeal 603 Colborne St. E. 751-1073 Delivery NOW Available given thus 1 month fallowing her & family, First Nations Snide. Nia.weh Dreamcatoher Fund, birth: together, we had never -end- Association, Hill's Wain. Legend Cup wmm8iee Im sport ing hope and Moogh suing mein and Lew. e prayers . & Sam Hill, 'tang. & Hoy, Open House I Live well with I summer and the fall. On December Wings, RI Construction, Royal Carney Chancy Johnson MODERN AUTO PARTS LEIGH CAPITOL entered McMastm for - o 29, 2005 she Bank- ohsweken Branch, Dudda Tlx RN's RPN s Hospital, terror and fear became 3 Ma & Papa Bryan Linda Porter,@ June 1, 2006 - 10:30 an LATE MODEL LOW MILEAGE AUTO PARTS HARMASAV out nervy. 3 EQUIPMENT FM'S Charlie Miller & family, SIX NATIONS BENEVOLENT RING Meeting Room BAKER Nya:weh to Mike Winiiie and part- Tim Hill & Gwas Jacobs, Earle, ASSOCIATION Concession #2, R.R, #1, Scotland, ON , Six Nations Ambulance HEALTH RENTALS Shawn Hill & famly, Charlene If you're Registered The Community is invited to a SOWS Nurse or Registered 519-443 -8632 1400- 265 -8005 Service for the safe ride to Bombero[, Gord a AUGERS. COMPRESSORS Hill, lean & damn Buchre night every Practical Nurse OY rested in waling pad-Ome, us Hospital. To Krysta loin Stone McMaster Larry Longboat & fowl & e SKID STEER LOADERS elm Wednesday night at the Means to meet members of our team. We will have a brief Need an pans located Hicks, Sarah, and Wace Delon, - automotive pan please check our CENTRE . R0T0TILLFRS . AIR MAILERS Rachel Porter, Brooke & Bud in 7PM snap. Hell Ohsweken presentation by a tour, If you 0450 to atwsvw modernautooarts.coo Slinger of Lansdowne Children's Center Powless & family, Dusty Sawden, Maned moro . ROLLERS. PUMPS whcame into our home and OHSWEKEN Gana tram. Jva Lope. Lanny RSVP PO 51942t'4233 nit 2249 . WELDERS . WIRE MESH assistedyi our initial learning to care Service & Bonnie Green, Mart cote & SERVICES enwil: labs @eah,en,ce o . SONOTUBE. DRAINAGE PIPE for Sydney at home. Now available for .t u REBAR Bier Styres, Hedge 4yse, Tammy Spiritual Psychic Readings It you're ambiato visi us and would like more 3 . CULVERTS. Nye weh m McMaster Hospital, nt:a weeper Inside in . DRYWALL PANEL LIFTER . tilt Martin, Fran Henry /Amt Slaw. .ans some help? Information contact is in writing d Human Resources. ° TURTLE ISLAND NEWS /5. Nya: for tM1 tremendous ten a MINI EXCAVATOR Roger & Eva Logan, Sharon measno met and sway, Nora Amerves saree meat Newspaper! basements to Mr. loving care given by the nuns Waodslaok General Hwpn_l Mon. R1: . Smd1 Sandra Sandy Derek For and appointment call and driveways cs in me Mime Intensive Care 270 ROOM Street Woodstock ON N4S 6N6 °karma, Leak 0111.110rvene 1139 WHO pr Supply m Sandy, Lyle ffi Wge Sand & 519445 -0979 ynv tiled Centre Unit, 3-C Nurses, Dr. Ray, Dr.. a8M1uy family, Pat &. Lana Sandy & tvn- IS Talbot Street East- Jarvis the resident Leon. Huang, and dr, All sandy. Grey VanEvery & a. ll Street. R.R. #1, Hagersville r 9:06 am. la 3:06 a.m. who SERVICES n doctors bucked our lives. Bill Deb, Keenan Logan, Donut' & Cloy. Pear 519 -587 -4571 worker 1 Rata (social in pediatrics) Rem Skye & Family, Stacey R. PLUGGED UP" SEPTIC Pee, Code Pk M Rosy- Frances who or 1- 800 -265 -3943 Clause Cook Skye & Family, Kevin & Systems, drains, sewers Cleaned. 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Chipman, Mail or Email Subscription Order Form & Payment m: information itt our CO. Jamieson @ family, Ryan Sandy, VACUUM CLEANER Hearing Aids Glosses S Canton lenses her family doctor who lovingly TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Reid & Lori Harris, Dave Martin, SALES & SERVICE 322 Argyle St. South cared for he` SPECIAL Yogi Bomberry, Rob HHL Bob Huge selection of new and used: ' Accessories 00. Box 529 °Mocks, Wade N0A IMO Nya:weh o Holey Babies Caledonia 765-1971 Burnham, Man Miller, Carolyn & Filter Queen, Kirby, Tristan, Phone (5191440 -0868 Fax (519)4451&f SECTION Healthy Children from Six Miracle Mme, and more. I Repairs Gregg Longboat & famly, Glenda N CANADA 1 RS Nations and Walpole Island who Potter & candy. Karen Hill, Cad Free Estimates m repairs. IN 1 0 THS IN 'reed with her care. To Rmald ffi Vestry Sandy family, Bags, belts and pals No Referral Necessary Mdlm & .. 4L I. It 166enm McDonald House for ihev support Island News -ì"s. 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, Logan Hill, 2, smiles shyly while sitting on dad's lap and enjoying -re a hunk of cheese. Steve Williams, 11 (right), and Councillor Helen -= 1 Miller, (below right), hand out Ir_ bread and cheese. (Below), a young musician from the Oneida l ¡Cr "It Drummers provides background lkiP `.' music to the Bread and Cheese .r J i i--" 't d revelers.

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