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I I II II I I I I II II i C 3 3286 53440242 1 r= HaLShilthSa Canada's Oldest First Nations Newspaper - Serving Nuu -chah- nulth -aht since 1974 Canadian Publications Mail Product Vol. 33 - No. 19 - September 21, 2006 haa"sitsa "Interesting News" Sales Agreement No. 40047776 Province promises $100 Million to BC's First Nations; FN Leaders discuss priorities at New Relationship Trust Meeting

By Denise August, In his speech at the House BC Premier r Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter Campbell had this to say, "The future of First Nations as a true partner in Canada, Port Alberni - Approximately 40 with constitutionally protected rights and people arrived at Maht Mahs September title, warrants a fundamental rethinking 12th to express their thoughts on how of confederation...I characterized that *J: the province's $100 million New agreement as Canada's moment of truth. , Relationship fund should be spent in It was our time to do something that has 4 order to improve the lives of BC's First eluded our nation for 138 years. It was our chance to end the disparities in tfray Nations peoples. health, education, housing and economic Jacob Beaton, a consultant working to 7-$ gather information from the regions, opportunity." { ' gave an overview of what the New In March 2005, the Province began Relationship Trust is and what the goals meetings with representatives of the First and objectives are. The New Nations Summit, the Union of BC Indian Relationship Trust, he said, was Chiefs and the B.C. Assembly of First rd established to address the most critical Nations to develop new approaches for :\ issues faced by first Nations people in consultation and accommodation and a BC; issues like loss of culture and vision for a New Relationship to deal I! language, education, poverty, with Aboriginal concerns based on employment, health, and access to openness, transparency and collaboration t41 Fs land/resources. - one that reduces uncertainty, litigation , According to the New Relationship and conflict for all. Trust Progress Report; when the Harper For more information about the New l Government took power federally, they Relationship please see the sidebar on . tabled their first budget which did not page 5 called "A New Relationship ". Established last spring, the New include provisions for the previous t governments' commitment to the Relationship Trust is currently in a Kelowna Accord. planning phase, and is seeking input Animal Kingdom performs at the award winning NTC Fall Fair booth from the community. That input will be in Port Alberni. See full story on page 10 On May 4th, 2006 First Nations used to create the first Strategic Plan, Leadership Council members joined including details about how the Trust's Premier Gordon Campbell in the $100 million fund will be used and legislature to support his statement managed. urging Ottawa to live up to the Beaton said, "By listening first, What is the U- Process? commitments; a $5 billion commitment allowing all people to have a chance to to improve the lives of Canada's speak, and keeping the process open and Aboriginal peoples made by the previous transparent we are hoping the Strategic federal government. By J'net August, Partnership development and training of trainers Plan will truly reflect the values and Coordinator, Aboriginal Leadership right at the community level. The needs of the people the Trust is meant to Institute Partnership is intended to empower serve." Nuu -chah -nulth communities to help co- Nelson Keitlah, after introducing The Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council is develop action oriented outcomes to himself, reminded people of the need to working in collaboration with the improve social and economic conditions remain respectful of one another. "The Aboriginal Leadership Institute (ALI) to in our communities. needs of our communities," he said, "are introduce a national initiative, which The former central region NTC co -chair many but what's most important is our finds new innovative solutions to address Shawn A -in -chut Atleo was instrumental relationship with one another." the economic and social disparity of in beginning Nuu -chah- nulth's inclusion Chief Ralph Dick of Cape Mudge said Aboriginal Canadians. The U- Process is in this timely initiative before he left his people agree that because the fund is a unique and successfully tested Tribal Council. The Aboriginal is national intended for the benefit of future community development approach that is Leadership Institute the organization playing a central role in the generations, it should be `stay together' collaborative, guided and co- designed development and delivery of this and be invested. grassroots community members involved national initiative. Though the Alberta Billy, elected elder to define solution focused outcomes. Aboriginal Leadership Institute is base representative of Cape Mudge agreed There are three national initiatives being launched in Canada and Nuu -chah -nulth in Winnipeg they hired J'net August to with Dick saying the $100 million fund is the first to begin a uniquely be the National Partnership Coordinator for all First Nations people of British collaborative U- Process. This U- with her office now located at the rL Columbia is not that large and would be Process, which has been used Hupacasath House of Gathering in Port spent quickly if care is not taken on how Shawn Atleo delivers an overview successfully for the past two- decades in Alberni. it should be used. She asked that the of the making of the New other developing third -world countries is J'net has since taken a leave of absence Relationship Trust designed to offer alternative skill from her NTC role as the Southern Continued on page 5 Continued on page 5

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l Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 - Page 3 - /h -Sa - September 21, 2006 Page 2 Ha- Shil A message from NTC President NTC Vice President Michelle HaSAW ASu newspaper is LETTERS and KLECO'S published by the Nun- chah -nuhh Francis Frank Corfield reflects on her Tribal Council for distribution to Ile- Shilth -Se will include lepers received from its readers. All letters MUST be first year the members of the twelve NTC- signed by the water and have the writers full name, address and phone number on it. Hy Denise August, as well as Names can be withheld by request. Anonymous submissions will not be accepted. its Denise August, member Fin, Nations Ho- Shilth -Sa Reporter to edit submitted material for clarity, brevity, grammar and good Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter other interested groups and We reserve the right taste. will definitely neat letters dealing with tribal or personal disputes or individuals. Information and We publish bums that are critical of Nuu -chah -nuhh individuals or groups. Pon Alberni - Its been almost a scar Pon Alberni- November 25th 2006 original work contained in this will ll opinions expressed in letters to the editor are purely those of the writer and will since Francis Frank became the first r mark the first anniversary since the newspaper is copyright and may Nuowloh -nuhh Tribal Council not necessarily coincide with the views or policies of the Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal President of the Nuu .chah -ninth Tribal elected without written He its first ever Vice President, Michelle not be reproduced Council or its member First Nations. Hu- Shilth -Sa includes paid advertising but Council. says for him, "it's been really a good Corfield. She describes the lass Ion permission from: this does not imply He- Shilth -Sa or NT(' recommends or endorses the content of growing and learning experience but positive one. Its been e months as extremely busy, exhilarating, \'tata- chah -ninth Tribal ("Mind! the ads. year peaks with the hosting the exciting and challenging; probably an P.O. Box 1383, of of 1 30th Annual RC Elder' Gathering, NTC understatement for a woman who is Port Alberni, B.C. Grad Celebration, ADSS Grad tackling a huge political tole, working on V9V 7812. Tom Curley back on the radio Celebration and the start of our Fisheries her Master's Thesis, handing over the Telephone: (250) 724 -5757 Litigation.' ropes of Treaty Manager and raising two Fax: (250) 723 -0463 Ile also says he's proud of the fact that children.

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I la-Shilth-Sa Reporter their treaty." to hear and watch the constanttit learning; the political ropes and i151 2006 Subscription rates: J progress of one of our Nuu- chah -nulth misleading through the bureaucracy," she Torino -Tom Curley, Tla -o -qui -alim is it Treaty tables, the Maa- said. 535.00 per year in Canada and 540, nulth. I'll be is the fact back on the air tickling the funny bones - proud once they finalize a modem day Corfield proud of that she /year U.S.A. and 545. /year foreign n 5 - te of Tofino -area radio listeners on CHMZ. ui treaty because at the end of the day, they was able to bring in the National Chief countries. Payable ro the Nuu-chah- f ali- NTC President, Francis Frank NTC Vice President, Michelle FM. Curley nude name for himself in are and will always be Nuu- chah-nulth," to talk about residential school issues. north Tribal Council. k speaking at recent meeting Corned at the BC Elders Gathering Me late 1990's entertaining listeners with , he said. She also continued to facilitate and his jovial personality combined with a "Another nice learning curve has been coordinate Nuut -ehah -ninth Strategic /Editor / Region P those Nations who called on him to as Residential Schools, The New Manager Southern First and on the Planning Sessions, distinct Nations now the Fisheries portfolio and I've been so assist with the various issues and looks Heroine, - Weans Relationship Trust, The U- Process, defunct CHOU FM which was co- fortunate to have such high quality staff Since last December Corfield has forward to ammonia with other For Treaty mandate issues, the NCN owned by the Central Region First II like Ile. Don Hall, Jinn Lane and actively pursued expansion of the Nations. Museum Project, and many others. Al Manager/ Layout / Administration Nations. resultant Andrew Day to provide political networking circle for the NTC. He said he appreciates the NTC staff Corfield finds joy in some of the more Assistant - Annie Watts Expanding these contacts, she insight and guidance on the1 various says will that have assisted him including Jeanette simple pleasures of her job such as (2 50) 720-5797 CHMZ -FM 90.1, co -owned by Shawn issues." he continued. make out leadership more politically Watts on Health issues, Darlene Then bringing in political dignitaries of Fax: (22 50) 723 -11463 Arlen of Ahousaht, was r On the downside he spoke the connected, broadened and more inch. of and Charlotte Rampanen on Child British Columbia to take part in the BC hoshihhsa(n nunchohnuhh.mg launched last year and has been trying time inclusive. and will allow more access to emotional, during an Welfare matters, Eileen Haggard on Elder's Gathering Opening Ceremonies cautiously expanding its inquest this the powers that be. This in turn, earlier year "...the two- Education, Rory Rickwood on Human and being asked to speak to grade / A /Editor programming. Tom Curley. host of CHMZ - FM's Gumboot Show the death increases the likelihood that NTC issues Reporter week inquest into tragic of the Resource and all the Administrative staff. seven students about Nuu .chah -ninth will be heard and addressed. Denise August late Sherry Charlie and the endless "A huge support for me and someone positive mood with a good history, culture and polio Therapy': where he takes a break and extremely When Corfield is not meeting with NTC (22 50)724 -5757 -Fax: (230) 723 -0463 CHMZ -FM 90.1, co -awned by Shawn reviews that our agency has good, turn who's made a world of difference in my "Our strength." she said, -is in our tells everyone to join him in highly philosophy, 'feel it up'. staff and NCN people she's on the road, denive(ayrauobabnuhh.org Min shun Atlo ofAhcusaht, was undergone. Yet, the positive has been "The goal is not only to reach local transit. the Acting Executive unification and we have lo rein every launched last year and has been contagious belly laugh. with often to Ottawa or Victoria to meet with has been meeting Nations who've Director Simon Read," said Frank, opportunity to advance our collective has revived the laugh Therapy audiences but also to bridge the expanding its Curley clearly shown a desire to take back various ministers, the Premier or First Audio t Video Technician programming. adding -His tireless effort wide Nuuchah-nullh priorities:priait I don't just along with another of his favorite lines, communities and eventually, go global," Nations political prom. She', been The nation's call sign, 'CHMZ' is a play responsibility for looking after our range of issues certainly haven assisted in work one nationo Mike Wens said Dennison. for /swork for on word for bear, "Put on those dancing gumboots, we're children. This remains work in progress involved in advancing NCN boon (250) 724 -5757 - Fax: (250) 723-0463 the Nuu -chah -ninth making this first year a good and everybody.- gonna bum some rubber!" He explained the station is looking into chins. Allen has been working toward and I look forward to the outcomes.' positive one for me," and oars erg Internet broadcasting to that people all building First Nations programming on The show also features Nuu- chah -nulth Frank said he's enjoyed working with scale, said Curley. round the world can tune intom Tom's the stadia, including a language/culture languageguage on a small trying to get our language in a little show and feel good. acomponent. reporting Ha- Shilth -Su news "I'm NTC Annual General Meeting DEADLINE: nd seeking out Curley to revive his bit, but I'm raking it carefully, I want to Listen out for Tom Curley's Gumboot Gumboot Show. get it right, so I just say simple things A message from Florence Please note that the deadline for Show on Friday mornings. He invites Theme: Isaakstalth - Respecting Each Other Calm says he's been on air Fridays at like words having to rote with nature submissions for our next issue is really the people to call in to the show at 250- (MALL since mid -August on a volunteer Curley said his family enjoys September 29, 2006. 725 -4411 to make requests or tell him Wylie, NTC Executive Director basis. "I told them I'm pretty flexible, show and is glad he's hack nn. His September 20, 21, 2006 After that date, material submitted what they think of his show. and he daughter works at long beach lodge, they don't have to pay me," As of September 5, 2006, I have and judged appropriate, Manual telling me that all her co-worker didn't explained, 'light, now I'm pretty happy" tamed to the position of NTC Maht Mahs Gym, Port Alberni, B.C. guaranteed but if still believe it was her dad on the radio Locals love Tom's show and Dennison glace_ When asked how he was approached he Director, on hopes that love will translate into Exoutive initially relevant. will be included in the replied that people were inquiring about smtion. advertising sales. reduced schedule leading towards full- 9 )i,llowing issue. Curley to the current Station Manager, Hours for Friday The Gumboot Show Start Time: am daily local businesses advertise during time in very near future. The personal In an world, would Cameron are slowly increasing over time. Tom "If ideal submissions Dennison. telling him they messages of encouragement and said he started out working I I to noon Tom's show they'll be heard and be typed, rather than hand -written. enjoyed Tom's show on C000 FM. support, cards, Flowers, prayers received the first three weeks and was up to four hopefully some of those revenues can go Ankles can be sent by e-mail to tom loves to spice up what he calls his during my medical leave were very Upcoming NCN Treaty Meeting hours last week. to e salary for Tom," Dennison hashilthsa(o)nuuchahnullhorg Gumboot Show with jokes and plenty of considerate and thoughtful. People are just learning about the rebirth explained. Treaty Planning Session Anchor Inn, 9:00 a,m. (Window PC). laughter.'( like to keeps the people First of all, l want to give very special of The Gumboot Show. "Some guys are Ile is also thinking of making up T- October 17- 18, 2006 261 Island Hwy ',blurted hopping, especially the ones at work," he dunk you to Simon Read, Director pictures must include a with a photo Tom and his of Campbell River explained. still saying they hum the radio on and say shins of brief description subject(s) and Community & Human Services - for of 'what the heck, you're hack oral-he favorite quote, "feel good, hum it up!" If Everyone in on their own for lunch. If you have any questions, please contact -I'm not into the typical office music, accepting the added responsibilities as return chuckled. this idea Floats then Curley could receive Michelle Corfield or Gail Gus 1- 877- 677 -1131, 724 -5757 or email: the kind you can hear but are not really Acting Executive Director during this c Picturesdw hsno return address will Dennison says he sees awesome things the proceeds as pay. woorfield©nuuchahnulth.org or gailgus®nuuchehnulth.org. listening to," he said, adding, "One guy period Thank you as well to the NTC remain on file. Allow 2 -4 weeks Listen out for Tan Coley's Gumboot says when he's working (while Curley is for Curley. "He's teaching language to return Show on Friday mornings. He invites fin on the air) he rams up the radio and the everyone, to people who may not people to call in to the show at 250 -725- Photocopied or foxed photographs show makes the day go fast" otherwise get a chance to lam the Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal Council 4411 to make requests or tell him what cannot he accepted. Tom's audience from the late 90's will language, he's bridging culture" described as an they think of his show. Toll Free Number: remember his trademark, 'Laugh Dennison Curley NTC Executive Director, Florence Wylie 1- 877 -677 -1131 COVERAGE: Legal Information Although we would like to be able to Management Tam & Staff - your The advertiser agrees that the Nuu -chah -nuhh leadership have established a toll tree number 10 assist cover all stories and events we will ongoing hard work has contributed publisher shall not he liable for membership with any questions they may have regarding treaty related only do so stabled w: greatly to maintaining the operations. damages arising out of errors in business. - Sufficient advance notice It is apparent that there have been some Ha-Shilth-Sa advertisements beyond the amount addressed specifically to Ha- .Shihh- difficult issues that have hem dealt with S paid for space actually occupied a working relationship tending steadfast beside me over the I!a- Shilth -Su belongs to every Nuu-chah -ninth person including those by the NCN Ili weak. NTC Directors, clop positive - Reporters availability at the time by the portion of the Executive and Staff over the year with both Francis & Michelle as the past year - with your patience, love and who have passed on, and those who are not yet bona past of the event. advenisement in which the error' While some of the challenges may have NTC Executive. understanding, you gave me faith, - Editorial space available in the A community newspaper cannot exist without community involvement; If due to the negligence of the been resolved, we will continue to face On e personal note. I want to courage and strength, and for this I am paper. you have any great pictures youyou've taken, stories or poems you written, acknowledge my children Randy, grateful ... thank you with love. se rvants or otherwise, and (here w challenges I am sure. Over the past - adhered Editorial deadlines being or artwork you have done, please let us know no we can includeit in your couple of weeks, I have had the Roland, Trevor & Clarissa, Grandson shall be no liability for non- Ill by contributors. Chau, newspaper. Email hashiltltsa(znuuchahnulth.org. be. Simon Read, Director of opportunity to meet with the NTC Tristan, my Dad, my Uncle Benson, my insertion of any advertisement This year is lio-lintels- ,S,a' 32nd year of serving the Nuu -chap -ninth First Human President & Vice President, and begin to close friends and family members -for Florence Wylie, Luanne Director yond the amount paid for such Community & Services Nations. We look forward to your continued input and support. tern, Klaaat advertisements. 4 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 Page Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 - Page 5 Sports - ?im -Cap -mis What is the U- Process? Province promises $100 Million to BC's First Nations A New Generation Surfin' ^rn4T2SER~"n continued from page 1 Esowista's Peaks i+ Continued from page 1 By Carla Most grandparents and parents down there." people make culture and language a our people. He spoke of the importance Ila -Shilth -Sa Writer Cunha, an instructor for Sepp priority. of keeping the culture and language Bruhwiler's surf school Weatside, and 55rr1 It was reported there are 203 First alive for future generations and agreed Esowista, Long Beach -Anew BCSA Juniors Coach (the surf team that Nations in the province and if each were the best way to make the fund last is to generation of Tla- o- qui -aht surfers hit travels to contests all around the world). to take an equal portion of the fund they invest it. Esowista's Peaks (waves) this summer. volunteered his time for this project. He i!, would only get 5500,000; not enough to l infield said she's excited about what With parents looking on and some who shared that he was always watching for Beat all of the critical issues faced by this New Relationship initiative means. remembered their own youthful wave new talent for the BCSA team and said Aboriginal people. Jacob agreed, saying It is an acknowledgement of First ear riding, Tla- o- qui -aht children flashed Nuu- chah -nulth have lot of untrained ira the fund cannot cover everything and Nations rights and title and it also marks

and giggled through beginner waves in natural talent. + first Nations mutt prioritize their needs. the first time the three leading lit Firs front of their homes on Eawiste Margaret Amos, a young 'Surf-sister's' Marius Amos rides to the shore A Coast Salish woman cautioned the Nations political organizations have Reserve at Long Beach this past August. mom, said she felt the program was good people about trying to take on too many worked together for in the best interests is about door steps, On Tuesdays and Thursdays girls and for the younger generation. "h kept them to improving surfing skills opportunity we have on our projects with the fund While she agrees of First Nations people and bons would gather on their bikes and on occupied and gave than something to being there, 'the more being there, the she said, "We have this beach right here that the fund must be handled with communities of British Columbia. foot to pick up their wombs and boards look forward to and it kept them out of better you're going to get; that's not just and people come horn all over the caution she sees a need for multi -year Les Sam says Tseshaht has had a trust to so they can waves. It and head off to the beach with their trouble. It was even something for the for our kids, that's for anyone." world ride our funding sources. Some projects require 2 for 40 years and it still exists. Tseshaht's Catherine Frank hopes more community would he so awesome to sec our people instructor, retired pro-surfer and native parents to look forward to - to see their Coordinator Janet August and co- facilitator Nene Van Volsen - 5 .can of committed funding but most priorities, he says, are language Brazilian, Gran Cunha. Parents, children do something for the first time." members will take advantage of this out there every day." funding agencies do not allow for this. preservation, education and capacity Margaret noted some the young riders NTC President Frank raised the issues building. grandparents, aunties, uncles, brothers of Region Huupiistulth (Helping Each Nations. to be forward to on and the Beaton handed out surveys seeking and sisters would follow offer their will looking sing Other) Worker for the next year. Kim There were several guests in attendance of poverty addictions and on short boards after their communities continue to face today Ile opinions about how the fund should be support and prepare a meal around the their own Hard work in class and on ice Rai will be taking t'oe's place to offer to Team more about how their fire. experiences this summer. mental health support services for the organization might like to invest in and painted outt the many First Nations used. He recorded all the comments Even Esowista community members Cunha's generous offer to instruct on a entire southern region while "'net works add to the success of the Nuu -chah -ninth people living in urban areas that are made and promised to incorporate them who didn't have children surfing helped voluntary basis coupled with gear from pays off closely with the Nuuchah -nulth Youth aboriginal Youth Engagement homeless and may have no sense of into report. out. One incident that stood out in the Junior Wave Rider's Surf Club came Engagement Partnership as the Partnership. This opportunity to network identity or belonging. Sixty percent of 'lit is important;" he reminded the By meesh. George Hamilton Catherine's mind was when Keith Paul at a time this summer when Tla- o-qui- W a1 coordinator. with potential fenders was to the our people, he Laid, live away from people, "that as many First Nations Writer came and helped cook the fresh sockeye aht offices were shut down and resources HaShilth-Sa Nene VanValsen is also aligned with the value of a grassroots driven initiative to home and we need to get some resources people as possible complete a survey." and rice over the fire for everyone on were vailable for youth programs. project as a co-facilitator and embarks give Nuu- chahsDonulth communities to them. Copies are available online at the beach Catherine Frank said, "It was awesome Port Alberni - Hockey season's just on a major project to finalize the wining and support necessary to be Keith Ateo, Ahousaht Chief Councilor, wwnewrelationshiptrustca Catherine Frank, fragrant co- for them to have something to do. I think around the comer and Bryan Read is completion of her Royal Roads solution focused. said it is good that we can all be here not For those who don't have access to the in Leadership that will coordinator said, `It was really cool, it made them feel really good and readying himself for another year. But University MA Poet has been invited to attend a trip to lighting over the money, but talking interne but want to fill out a survey, reflect the outcomes of this unique especially when my grandpa came down wanted and span of something." hard work pays off both on and off the Mamba'. India at the end of September about ways to work together as one and call toll her 1- 877- 922 -3338. The ice he discovered. national project. Both I' net and Nene to witness the national malnutrition to etch the kids. And Gum was pretty With much enthusiasm from the young making the most of the fund for all of deadline for surveys is September 27111. will undergo intensive training to train currently underway. The with our kids. Ile was kind of surfers and parents alike, Tla- o- qui -aht's "I'm really Inking forward to this up- project and support Nuu- chab-0nith community opportunity to observe and learn from taking them one by one and he was Eewista Surf Program will continue into coming season," said the quiet spoken, members in many aspects of working the India Malnutrition Partnership will taking the smaller kids on his board the fall. Corey Charlie, father of two but well-mannered 13- year-old member collaboratively Molding. ore .violet be *chance to see the U -flans model "A New Relationship" with him. It was nice to are young competitive surfers, says the key of the Hupacasath First Nation. "I'll be communication skills and problem a ready for it" in action. The experience will also be g oiadast chance to pay attentions the strengths of Court If his results from last season are Implementation Supreme t There we I 'levels of support and weaknesses of their Ohms and anything to go by then Read is due for well -timed 'd involved to work Ibis broaden our awareness of how to avoid Decisions r a an outstanding year. In March his team, of Canada initiative, Including First Nations, setbacks and obstacles tonsure the the Alberni Valley Pee Wee Timbermen, Fedora and Provincial governments, Nuuchah -nulrh Partnership project is Information courtesy of BCAFN but also because of the growing level of from Port conflict and uncertainty. The Province comprised of the best players ran -lost, organizations, corporations successful. The document agreed to by the Nations Summit, realized that it an no longer be Alberni. took second place in the B.C. and philanthropists. The Ha- Shilth -Sa will be a consistent leadership of the First the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, the BC "business as usual ". Provincial AA Hockey Championships Ahousaht has been identified as the source to keep Nuu- chah- nulth Assembly of First Nations and BC On February 9, 2005, Premier Campbell losing only to Hollybom Country Club community that will pilot this initiative. communities aware of the latest tin Premier Gordon Campbell is entitled "A committed to a process with the First of North Vancouver. have been extended for the .I I Invitations developments in this national New Relationship". This document is the Nations provincial leadership to openly Bryan was especially strong in the other Nuu -chap -nulth regions to partnership. Should you have any result of discussions with senior discuss how we can establish new srG-._.ID.I/es°c-..d'... f.-_ team's semifinal victory over amhrivals supportive of their children's sports participate and have access to the questions you can call Filet August, provincial government officials on how relationship. He acknowledged that the i.; endeavors and both seem to have training being to build capacity a new government -to- unilateral development and Vancouver Island Champions, Kerry provided Partnership Coordinator Aboriginal to establish t.-4' based on implementation of the Provincial Park. Ile also played hockey this spring second careers as chauffeurs. Because and sustain skill development long after Leadership Institute 250 -731 -0578 or government relationship respect, recognition and accommodation Consultation Policy alter the BC Court with Island Sturm, a team made up of of limited ice time teams have to the project is completed. Tla -o- qui -aht boys learning to surf of Aboriginal tine and rights. of Appeal decisions in I laid clearly did Aboriginal players from practice where and when they can get it September 8th marked a special We look forward to working together to interest in round The document sets out a vision statement, not work and he expressed and this often means 6:00 am so the luncheon in Vancouver with guest build sustainable relationships to Vancouver Island. goals of the parties, principles of a new "doing a this tine. speaker and renowned internationally advance Nuu -cttah -ninth of Mach, the First Read was chosen as the team's most Reads can often be found shuttling one proactively relationship and some actin plans. The Over the month acclaimed author Peter Serge was co- Nations provincial leadership engaged in dedicated player, an award chosen by the or all of their children to practices, conmunitim with an innovative action items represent the next steps that hotted by NTC, Aboriginal Leadership to co-create solutions to be to advance this new dialogue with senior officials appointed coaches. an games, and school practically every approach must done Institute and the BC Assembly of First improve social and living conditions. relationship and the common vision. Our by the Premier including Jessica school report card rto the miland you've morning of the week. "Just driving respective organizations and Premier McDonald, Deputy Minister of Strategic them around is a job in itself," said not the makings of a fine young player CampbellOil have committed to making this Policy, Economy and Environment, it's a the Premier, and Lome and m father Simon. "But for job." work a priority. Office of Minister, Treaty Read's progress was consistent Bryan, who's a defensemmç started By way of background, following the Brownsey, Deputy Negotiations Once land other senior throughout the year, and his dedication playing hockey at age seven. Ile just decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada in Haida and Take resolutions government officials) on how to bong was evident early on. "I noticed big finished playing Pee Wee (age I1 -12) Tofino's Water Crisis were passed by the First Nations Summit about reconciliation through substantive improvement from the beginning of the and will be playing Bantam (age 13 -14) and the Union of BC Indian Chiefs to change and develop an effective in the 2006 -2007 season Having tasted and year until the ended," said his father work promptly and together to develop a framework for consultation insisted that Simon. "And he really stepped up his success he is determined to have Downgraded plan to ensure the implementation of accommodation. We Officially discussions be based on respect game in the playoffs too" Just as another great season and set some goals these and other Court decisions. This cognition and accommodation of over the summer. He said he wanted to unity of purpose was strengthened on impressive was Read's dedication to his Aboriginal title and rights, including the his By Carla Moss, the 250,000gal/day limit, "the District March 17, 2005 with the signing of an studies. While some student athletes improve game. Playing in a new inherent right of First Nations Ha- Shilth -Sa Writer will provide three hours notice that historic Leadership Accord where the division where other players are bigger need for snuggle to maintain good grades during First Nations Summit, the Union of BC governance. We discussed the commercial users must shut down or making, as a sports season he isn't one of them. In and faster Read also says he wanted to Indian Chiefs and the BC Assembly of shared planning and decision- Tofino -Level I Water Restrictions are have their service turned off." resource revenue spite of all the practices, games, and get stronger. Determined to achieve First Nations committed to work together well as benefit and in effect following the downpour of rain The boil water advisory will remain in sharing Murder to establish an training he consistently maintained A's both goals, he embarked on dry land for the benefit of all First Nations in h effects this weekend according to a September effect for all water users south of British Columbia. and B's throughout the school year. training regime over the summer process for Industrial Way until the Distract can flush Among the joint commitments was an and ammeaningful "Wire especially proud of his grades months that sawhim naming, doing IA notice from the District of Tofino. and accommodation. water mains and the advisory is lifted agreement to engage with the provincial calisthenics, and practicing his shot This means Tofino is no longer on notice the support for the further considering how busy he was," said and federal governments regarding Resolutionsutions of by the Vancouver Island Health of the Simon. "He used his free time wherever every day. of shutdown if consumption exceeds implementation of the Crown's development and implementation Authority, according to the Village document were passed by the Unpin of P he could to do his homework." The players in the new division are 250,000 gallons per day at a time of year honourable duty to consult with and Office. BC Indian Chiefs Chiefs' Council (in Read is one of three siblings, all of bigger, faster, and they hit harder The when average consumption has been 450 accommodate First Nations Aboriginal is to April 2005), the BC First Nations Chiefs t.- get any easier and 500 per day with peaks at The Tofino Fire Chief continuing title, rights and interests. iaüt whom are into sports. Brother Nathan schoolwork won't either gallons leaders in attendance at a "Special enforce the campfire ban until further The Province also saw that it must nuke and plays bah hockey and badminton, and with subjects becoming increasingly 600,000. Crown loam Assembly" (in May 2005), and the mince with the exception of campfires in a bold shift in how the Provincial It's going to a Summit Chiefs in e s. rSit, sister Serra plays field hockey and difficult. be daunting September 15t the District of Tofino conducts business, not only because of First Nations jai^. year Bryan Read be ready commercial campgrounds. Assembly tan June 2005). wee Parents Simon and Brenda are for but he'll sent a notice to all business owners Halda and Tae and subsequent court Saya and friends roasting wieners duty, for it Goad kids usually are. stating if the water consumption exceeds decisions dealing with the Crown's r

Page 6 - Ha-Shilth-Sa - September 21, 2006 September 21, 2006 - Ha-Shilth-Sa - Page 7 NCN Treaty Planning Resumes NCN Treaty Planning Resumes - continued from page 6 Fisheries - calcaltuk Nuchatlaht water fisheries issues. Because the NCN Treaty Department will be involved in Ily tk'niOC,lugmr. activities related to the treaty process Fisheries Litigation is before the courts, the ongoing media strategy and will Uu -a -thluk Role Model Profile: Ila -Shpllh-Sa Reporter has not been getting to the treaty teams details of Hall's report arc only available distribute information as h becomes and member nations in recent months. through individual First Nations' available. crisis update Port Alberni -NTC Treaty Planning Corfield assured the table that they Administration Offices or through the Treaty learns were reminded of the Shaunee Foster sessions resumed September 6th at the would look into the issue in an attempt NTC Lluddhluck Department. importance of keeping up-to-date By Denise August, "It's been frustrating with kids back in Sonless Hall after a seven month hiatus. to resolve it. Ilaldane delivered a report on a Chief population counts when it was pointed Ila- Shillh.Sa Reponer school and big meetings coming.," Submitted by Kerb. Pokier end Dawn Ah male Elder Stanley Sam opened the Haldane added that she would be more Negotiators Meeting adding she sent out they could be shim- changed if their Michael said, "But water is a necessity, meeting with a prayer followed by the than willing to cone out m the mummeries out to each of the Faxon f Uu-a-thluk Outreach reported population is less than actual Ocluc o - It's been three weeks since the and I believe we're gating a new well."

singing of the NCN song communities to deliver treaty updates communities.. led by Nelson Haldane said after hearing numbers. According to Haldane, 'Hike well in Oclucje ran dry and despite Antibes and to discuss what NCN people want updates from each the it For Shaun. Foster (nee Lauder), fishing of ables. numbers are off and are lower that what heavy downpours in the last few days, NTC Vice President and former Treaty in a treaty. became clear that most First Nations are and an interest in fish were important they actually are it affects the amount of families living in the small community Manager Michelle Corfield asked that Former NTC Co-chair, Arch, LM10, experiencing the same frustrations when parts offer childhood. As an adult she funding dollars they receive; and all their continue to rely on outside sources for Me table remember NCN members that offered advice that he hoped would negotiating treaties with the government: has pursued scars,, path iA the programs can be affected. If there arc potable water. have passed over the past several move the process forward. Ile pointed the parties are accusing each other of Fisheries Technician for the Hupacasath differing sets of numbers, some higher Chief Walter Michael says measures months with a moment of silence. out Mat seven first nations arc supposed being inflexible/unreasonable on key First Nation, and she also does contract and some lower, the lower numbers are have been taken to case the burden of Garfield introduced the new Treaty to he sitting at the table but not all were issues like fish, land, goo -mane, work for the Deparonent of Fisheries going to be used as the calculation basis packing water home-to-home. A portable \tanager. Celeste Haldane, before saying the certainty, fiscal relations and natural and Oceans (DF0), conducting for funding, therefore communities have pump was brought in to fill die reservoir she was happy to hand over half her resource management, to and fieldwork in Pon Alberni. even further stretch already from a nearby river. This water may be workload and concentrate on her duties NTC President Frank suggested Because of these problems the First After seeing some men conducting stretched dollar." used for washing and flushing toilets but as NTC Vice President. NCN Treaty teams should examine Nations Summit chief Negotiators gave updates from the fisheries assessment work o the field Haldane also not for cooking and drinking. join Haldane said she is from Musqueum their own mandates and decide what agreed they should focus on the three tentative Final Agreements. one day, Shaunee thought their lias' In late August people were bringing in First Nation and was nixed in the Lower they need in a modern-day treaty. development of a strong, collective nulth I.heidli: Tsawwassen to looked like fret Combine Ibis with her highlight five gallon bottles of drinking water Mainland. She graduated from UBC in "NCN leaders need to look at what approach when lobbying the government love of being outdoors, and Shaunee A! 1 what they may achieve in a Final Treaty, 2000 with an Anthropology the people want and why they which they picked up in /chalks. 161an believed she had found her careen Degree and for changes to their negotiating what has clanged and what has not with away. Now the water arrives in a tanker ' a rejected the because it is up to However, there were still choices to went on to obtain law degree 2004. AIP mandates. regards to the governments negotiating She thanked the treaty teams for the membership in the and to ratify a truck from Port Hardy and is dispensed make. She started oorreoorregrobe a They also discussed a media strategy in mandates. allowing her to work for their treaty," he reminded them. to the people. Nuchatlaht Chief Walter Michael fish guardian, and then did some work at order to reverse the public perception The next Treaty Planning meeting is set communities it is are a hatchery. When those positions didn't that First Nations that holding for October 17 to 18 at Anchor Inn. NTC Executive Director, Florence -This table should be full of Kiwi. appeal to hr, she decided to take the up the treaty process. A media consultant Campbell River. Shaunee Foster (nee Lauder) Wylie, was welcomed back after being and treaty teams but today it seems fisheries technician courses offered attended the meeting and the NTC Hupacasath Fisheries Technician away since October 2005. Wylie there are more urban representatives through Malaspina University College. I expressed her gratitude for Ile support than anyone else," he pointed out. r J prsvihos, Ministry She made the right decision. "There was British the Chiefs have given her during her "mere is a need to unify in order to an open door. There was a job opening the course in cleans fishing. "Fisheries is colorable ewe. time away She noted many policy tackle the issues together," he urged. tik for a fisheries technician and I had the such a big carter area. You can work at changes have been made in her absence NTC President Frank suggested NCN .a _BRITISH course So 1 applied and got the job," hatcheries. There are so many jobs you at the NTC and said she is anxious to get Treaty teams should examine their own COLUMBIA says Foster. can go anywhere," states Foster. "You regular meetings back on track and pick mandates and decide what they need in BC In the end, it toms out the life of a an have a little taste of everything. With o res . c Totpu e vv., Am up where she leR off. She congratulated n aka -day treaty.eaty. -NCN leaders Fisheries Technician is exactly what this mining you can work all over B.C.," S -Year Haldane, NTC President Francis Frank need to look al what the people want Forest Stewardship Plan Shaunee was looking for. She enjoys Shaunee adds. Pommately for and Col-field on their new roles al the and why they rejected the All because For the Best and Southwest Coast Arse of the collecting biological samples, checking Hupacasath, Shaunee is happy to be South Island Forest within the NTC. it is up to the membership in the end to mum to nee if fish art in good condition, and working close to home in the Alberni Arrowsialth Timber Supply Ahea and Darrell Ross welcomed delegates to ratify a treaty," he reminded them. Tree Fenn Licence Valley doesn't even mind doing a lot of Tseshaht traditional territory before the Ile pointed out the Central Region First ('leases the BC Timber Sales, Nosed Georgia Bus... Area rota. the Sou. Island °fast .1.1 paperwork in the process. The job brings most challenging and meeting officially got underway. Nations already have some authority gear notice ate inviWs menrteatarahaieaoasstasnarosssaznlrsel , her to interesting locations when dangerous aspects the is of job clean. Wrapping up the last of her official over IOW of their territories. -First The FSP covers portWns or Sm. band on the East and Southwest Coast of Vancouver working in the field, including places fishing. To sample young salmon and duties as Treaty Manager, Corfield Nations with treaties only have a wy in Island wlthin the Sounr Forest DWI.. the poposea FSP covers tol.op general geographle areas 0505e08pe Crteft, like Stamp Falls and Elsie lake. Every other small fish, fisheries technicians deli. loll report on her meeting with resource management over their own day brings new challenges. "This job is with the appropriate training use an Minister Prentice in Ottawa. She said negotiated treaty lands while the nMicr.a-I.n.a.M.h.Y. Rem. CvNdn. Cldwn.w. aeaah. ka Cma everywhere and it's never boring. If you electric source (usually 012, battery) to she's been to Ottawa twice since last Central Region, through the IMEA have Former Northern Region Co-chair, Archie Little makes a comeback to W a^ like being outside, this job is for you," temporarily nun small fish for counting Treaty Planning Meeting and met with a say in the natural resource the Treaty Planning table The Forest Stewardship Plan shows the ro.tron Pion. Development Units ane says true. and sampling. -If you fall in you could various gun minima agencies regarding management of filar. of their Fdaad.. a. wowNwinsi r4rwwstodaM and ft";ZP When discussing her education, Shaunee die," states Foster. "I have to focus hard mandate issues. traditional territory." he said. These are Tseshaht First Nations "Masters" (35 - Over) Men's & Women's "' a new operational plan In ac.reance with Me Forest ene Range Pateseas sto The FSP 12. dorm, water. stresses completion of Grade "It when taking gear to the Corfield also met with NDII leader lack tools he pointed out, that NCN can use Memorial Basketball Tournament - November 10 - 12, 2006 e available br revlew 0y resource agencies and the public before the Delegated Decision Forests considers approval makes it easier to do all of the courses," Elee.fishing is tough. You have to Layton to discuss governance, land, when negotiating their own treaty. jest 10 Men's teams, First 8 Ladies roams will be entered. Deadline for registration Maker from the Mlerstry of she states. Some other courses that really know what you are doing." taxation, fish, He said further that if this table We certainty, and natural - October 31, 2006. Registration fees: MEN'S - 5350. LADIES. $250. The plan ellen approved, win form the basis for future development of roads one would he at asset to the job include first Shaun. is making important resource management. "These examined its rejected AIP pick out the Require $150 deposit non-refundable along with registration before October 31, cu.... leading to the issuance or Timber Sale ucences provide authorily to harvest The FSP may he amended as a result ol wreten comments married durIng the aid, swiftwater rescue, hear awareness, contributions to her community as a discussions are happening with the parts Mat can't be lived with and put 2006. We are also asking that if your team has a member of your team or pub.... melma fish identification, creel observer Fisheries Technician and as a role model ministers and with leaders of the aside the rest they would find that only community that was well known (deceased or retired) for their athletic ability, that Áts7287700'61707V1130.6r" wrnn'ent '"""' courses, and field technician courses. for other Nuu-chah-nulth youth a small opposition," Corfield explained, portion of the AIP needs to be ou consider donating a jersey with their name and number on the back. and dares To ensure a Prior to taking the Fisheries Technician considering careers in resource "Minister Prentice know the issues that reworked. He congratulated the Mao- Mota WIII be avallab. for review at the roliomrs locations te., Tseshaht First Nation will be recognizing, John Dick - MVP, Tony Fred - Most representative from BCTS Yoga.. to discuss the plans sny lice/saw pantos course at Malaspina. Shaunee started by management. A fisheries technician is an we've provided from this table." nulth Treaty Table for the progress el shooki dims Mamma. contoot persons list. one.. an aurnataufnu Inspirational. Torn Wafts - 15I allistan Char Warts - all-star, Willard Gallic Sr. - ...to taking courses to be a creel surveyor. important job in Nuu-chahmulth She went 00 to report that Island First they've made in their treaty et sr Date Tare She also worked as a fish monitor. communities to monitor recreational and Nations laid the groundwork last negotiations, saying he's happy for all-star, Haney Thomas - all-star. George Watts - all-star. For more Location. Work Mon. Frt. where she spent time on boats removing commercial fisheries, and to collect December when they united to bring them. ref anon, please contact Gina Pearson at one of the following - Auguel 28. 2006 to capper 30, 2006 fish scales and otoliths (Inn inner ear information that lulu forecast how their collective issues to Ottawa. -Our Treaty teams spent the rest of the 8:00 am - 4:30 pen - (250) 724-1225 Home evenings (250) 723-4727. BC limber Seles.Strah. of Georgia Business Ares 000500mm Ocpwoo straw. camped! R.,. ncoon 667 bone of a fish) that are used mull the salmon will return in the future. message to the Ministers is about morning discussing ways in which to Email addresses: gopearsonkillseshahl.com or [email protected] asrt to 1.00 and I-00 p to a. p.m.. WPM,. FM., excledirg neligeVer age of fish. As a creel surveyor, Shaunee Shaunee's mom is Barb Lauder and her mandates and how to break through accelerate the treaty process. had m fill out large questionnaires dad whatever is making them stuck," she The Fisher'. Litigation update was Augusl 28.2006 to OrtoPer 30 20. and was Ile late Howard Lauder. Her Busmass Area provided SC Timber...Soak or Georgia often has to tackle a Mt of paperwork. grandparents are Maggie and lam. said. There has been no movement on by Dr Don Hall and delegates OMB enemy Marts Rona, PINI Mho!, BC O911 ITS Now Shaunee not only has her Fisheries Lauder, all from the Hupacasath First substantive issues... spent a major portion of the afternoon NEW RESIDENTIAL "Own 101200 end 1 00 p rn a. 2. rn monde, to Friday. excluding holidays. Technician course but also completed Nal ion. 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V06 6J7 Tale FAX (250)286.20 id,.m turd 040185 1-800-435-6625 none 125012869151 NTC President Francis Frank, Vice President Michelle Corfield and .cor: Leone McC5lliaheluov0eca NCN Treaty Manager Celeste Haldane FREE Page 8 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 September 21, 2006 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Page 9 Education - ha-ho-pa Port Alberni Friendship Center 1st Annual Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal 1St Annual Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal Council Career Qwayaciik Council Career Fair and Conference Fair and Conference October 17th 19th 2006 Introducing the new employees Qasii "Eye of the Wolf" 2IX16, Submitted by Josephine Johnston Interview someone in Family, Nation. October 17th -19th Maht Malls Gym & Tseshaht Long House, Volunteers Needed!!! The Artists, Elders, and Resource people Tseshaht Reserve, Pori Alberni BC the Nuu- Submitted by Holly Massap participating in interactive of chah -nulth The Pon Alberni Friendship Center we would like to thank are Hutch Sam, Submitted by Holly demonstrations, workshops and ours. Eiders Worker Erica Stitcher and "Eye Willard Gallic Jr. Tat'fatoosh, Steve Aida. The fun however, is not all during the Beginning on October 17th - 19th 2006 The NTC is planning on 300 -500 people Education Department of the Wolf' Facilitator, Josephine Lucas Sr. Stanley Lucas Sr. May The Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal Council day! Beginning at 6pm in the Mahl the Nuu -chah -ninth Tribal Council is attending this Career Fair and Marshall Johnson Sutherland Sn Margaret Eaton, Eddie invites all secondary and post -secondary hosting 1s1 annual Career Fair & Conference, and as with all large Submitted by Eileen haggard school staff to communicate with each On September 13th, 2006 "The Eye of Slack. Josephine Johnston (Tli- musktii Mahs Gym parking lot on October 17th other in a healthy students, adults in career transition, Conference that will provide information projects, there will be lots of work to and productive way. the Wolf' project celebrated at the PAFC Model). The Artwork was created by there will be a thrilling free, family Too many of our youth have fallen parents and the general public to attend and resources to all members of our do. We are currently seeking volunteers We wish to welcome three new Community Dinner 8 Youth Names: Willard Gallic Jr. The 8 Youth received workshop and fire dance performance by through the cracks of the education the NTC Career Fair and Conference, Primal for set up, clean up and general employees to the Nuuahah -aulth Terry Mack, Karla Mack, Curtis Mack, a print and the PAFC received the artist the Fire Dancers from Victoria. system. Our youth are our future and Our objective while exploring theme of assistance throughout the event. Education Depart. Doug Sam will be Molly Thomas, Doug Canna, Aliesha proof, and one was presented to North October 17th -19th at the Maht Mahs On October 18th for those 16 and over my main goal help them find their "Culture, Community and Career For those who are interested in working at Alberni District Secondary ale Johnston, Daryl Anne Campbell, Edward Island College on behalf of the Youth. Gym &Tseshaht Long House on there will be a fundraising MuchMusic Smith full potential. I would like to thank the Opportunity", is to empower Nuu -chah- contributing to this event, we encourage School and Julie and Stacy Miller Thompson successfully completed the The Artwork was a Wolf with an Elder's Mission Road, Pon Alberni from 9am- Video Dance Party at the Glenwood people at the N.T.C. for opening the door nulth people academically and socially as you to show your support by will be both working at Zeballos "Eye of the Wolf' project. They all face in the back ground. The Youth 4pm daily. Centre from 6pm - Midnight, admission for me to do what) enjoy. Kleco, Klee. they disc where individual passion volunteering with the Nuu -chah -nulth Elementary/Secondary School. We look received a Certificate and were graded teaming from the Elders was explained Exploring the theme of "Culture, is $10 per person. with job prospects, all-the- Tribal Council Career Fair and forward to for their work The courses they took by the Anis. Thank you Willard for Community and Career Miller Come out from October 17th -19th to chile maintaining the strong cultural and Conference. Please contact Mani, Stacy III ware Carew- (Canoe) workshop, Tir- your artwork. Opportunity", this 1st annual event, is the Maht Mahs Gym & Tseshaht Long spiritual ties that are needed to sustain Little or Holly Massop at (250) 724- C,DOagtas Sam b musktii Model 102, Cultural Teachings free of charge. and will showcasing Okla (my name House on Mission Road, Port Alberni positive community development. 4427 or toll -free 1- 877 -677 -1131. 103 Coming of Age for Males and Qasii Qwayaciik -Eye of the Wolf' the various opportunities a to Hi. My name is is) Stacey Miller - Females, Klu- Kwa -na, Marriage people at all ages and stages of learning. and experience the 1st Annual Nuu - Showcasing varied faculties of study that project Contact; Holly Massop Marilyn ?nap pis or C. Naa sook cha from chah -oulth Tribal Council Career Fair have been designed specifically for and/or ceremony, Grief and Loss ceremonies. 3699 Roger SL Port Alberni Enjoy snacks, traditional entertainment Indigenous Little, Career Conference Assistants - Douglas Sam of the Ehattesaht/Kyaquot. language and History, The Residential and guest speakers as you interact with and Conference - an event no learners, as well as North Island College Pon Alberni Nuu- clahauduh Tribal Council - Phone: Tseshaht First My mother is 'I school experience First Nations went over 60 representatives from community member can miss! highlighting vibrant and growing career Campus Room a C211 upstairs (250) 724 -5757 / Email: Nation. Most Florence John, from through. Healing in Song and Dance. ersitx. colleges, Provincial and opportunities, participants can speak with Classes 1:00 -3:00 pm Mondays. hmassopbnuuctahnulth.org or people know me as Ehattesaht and my father is Michael Federal agencies and various business Contact; Holly Maas. and/or Marilyn representatives from universities, colleges, mlittle touuchahnulthorg Doug. My dad was Sayiohapis or Hanson from Kyuquot. owners from all over BC. On day two as Link. Career Conference Assistants - government agencies and various business owner throughout Chuck Sam of the Tseshaht First Nation I work as the Nuu- chah -nulth you continue to enjoy traditional Nun- chah -ninth Tribal Council - Phone from 5 01 721575 7 BC. Throughout the 2 IA The Government of Canada has and my mother is Sylvia Broadfoot of Education Worker for Ehattesaht at entertainment, guest speakers (2 / Email: days hmassop(dpuuchahnulth.org or participants will also gain hands-o' Scottish and European decent. I have a Zeballos Elementary /Secondary School including Gina Odjick- former contributed funding to this initiative lovely wife named Bess, also of the with approximately 72 children in Vancouver Canuck, and information miinle© nauchannulth.org experience in various fields by Tseshaht First Nation and three beautiful attendance. For the future 1 would also booths, you can also gain "hands -on" Sheila Seiteher, Career daughters, Brands. khedive and Harlot like to keep our children of Ehanesaht experience in , arias fields by Conference Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal I have also been blessed with two involved in our history and culture 1 participating in interactive Supervisor- Council - Phone: (250) 724-5757 / grandchildren, Kitten and Ethan. would love In ace the childrenildrenat domonstrai ns and workshops. Both We Come ... Email: sheslasertcher (âpuuchahnulth.org I have been in the healing field for Zeballos School strive to complete their days will feature prize draws, with the An event for swab olds end rneir Fames ,7' many years. In my early 20's I started education, graduate and go on to college grand prizes being drawn on October I:nntut- with my training with my late Auntie or university and be set in their career The Government of Canada has 19th and you must be in attendance to Phyllis Sam. On main research was goal. contributed funding to this initiative Drop ee For an evening of fun and excitement! holistic and traditional healing through n. 'Who? All cmwren who near turne come ornllbemroain wob self experimentation with our own Julia Smith DEFENSIVE LINE coming into its own ChM.. born logmal healing and personal growth. Since then I have pursued my formal education and My tame is Julie -. r Submitted by Jessica Stephens, What? Ad.:Dings were three Aar oles can oler and learn in e noon. expanded by knowledge in the holistic Smith. I am from 1 relawns and fun environment in arm future snnro: and traditional ways. the Nuehatlaht aL Reprinted with permission of The Nelrw r I spent 8 years as the Tseshaht Youth Tube. I am from Bulletin, Story by Greg Sakaki Develoonemel screening worker. As the Youth worker 1 the smith family. - Who coordinated many programs, events and My mother is hNOmation about commun sources For fa lies Parent resoume naceases trips to help create good healthy Audrey Smith of Nuchatlaht and my Fans of the V.I. Raiders know all about the team's defensive stalwarts. Fun learning opportunities memories for our youth to look back on father is Gary Robinson of Ahousaht. f rf They know that linebacker in their later years. I have also been I have been given the privilege of probably Lucas latent, is leading the B.C. At your neisnbornooe involved in the traditional preparation, coming to work as the Nuu- ehah-nulth Where? anon Football Conference in tackles, and they set up, and presentation of our Education worker for Nuchatiaht at Eye of the Wolf project participant receives her certificate may know that defensive banks Karim n. ato6 -Han nu ana school community events. Most people see me Zeballos Elementary/Secondary School. Gordon Robinson, 2nd from left Se0temoer Maher. Lever linden and Juan pcmber aS. nos- Wieaaninnisn Comm.), penal singing, cooking, cleaning or security at My hope for the end of the year is that Vandennerwo share the B('t'(' lead in October aa, aloe - Omelet Elementary Scam our traditional gatherings. I the kids will come to love recognize that they Understanding Inclusion Fosters intercemions. Ile starling four arc defensive ends Mike November a, Je06- Alberni Elememarr$enanl working with our people. have been given; a body, heart mind and Sometimes 1h Actensitc line ju, gets Paschuk and Rau 'Mph Clements and December e, ease - WOOd Elemeneary Iona My goal as you're A. D.S.S. Native strength. With this recognition I hope overlooked. defensive tackles Gordon Robinson and January an, 3007 -Gill ERmentarr scneol will Participation Workshop Famous 0. 3007 neat Avenue Ekmernarr genus Education Worker is to help your youth the kids put a good balance to their But this year. there i overlooking the Taws Arop. with their snuggles livelihood. s the those Mara e, 5007 - J0ne HOW. Eiememarr SUMO through education. I Facilitated by Barbara Laird Raiders DJline. !leek. e men if you Cleo only one of four Apes u6, 0007- Maaainna Elementary fen., am also there to help youth, parents and wanted to. you couldn't sec over them. who was a Raider last yea, Paschuk. a haw all This free DPAC sponsored workshop for parents who are interested in understanding A bigger, better defensive lino is playing former Victoria Rebel. injured of 2005. Robinson played with the woo- how to ensure that every student has success in their classrooms or programs. For a bigger role than ever ,lore in the When? Between odes Vancouver Trojans last season and Arop ram ro enough nine co In all many students, with diverse learning need .. if we all understand some of the factors Raiders success. t Cone allow Participate ...Ives. to the Marine they play with a played college ball in Montreal. that affect their participation and understand the true meaning of what it means to be "Credit chip so they Robinson, 0-foot, 315 pounds, said he $nacxsoIll be provleeO nelusive..we can then ensure that their experiences and learning environment will on their shoulder and loves having the 6- foot -3, 320 -pound Shoring knowledge. Building futures. be successful and motivating. should," said defensive co-ordinator Doug Hocking. Arop line up neat to him. For mat Information or formanstortation arrangements Proudly linemen don't credit "Ile brings size, he brings strength, he can 727760 sensing Nuuchah nulth communities since 1975 Paw Lain, - Biography: Barbera lain 0050, u a "vain,' reacher, who has a 21 war aid "Defensive gel airy brings the ability to take on two blocks nor Mathew awl a Si year old droghor .Melanie: Melanie has Down Sodom. Personal so for them to come out and keep which frees all three of us Robinson Each year an average of 100 Nuu.chah -nulth students discover their path experience with Melanie ha compelled Barbara m became an advocate for all persona with workingking yardd and yfinally gel some? up," colso ssonsonaargelo Albert. andine Mare Cnlmian fen Ososos OobilirAs local and provincial level especially said. through NIC. al in arena centering on *ideal Weer As Thenen they probably deserve rti We deliver o wide range of flexible programs and degree be c,wbee "rive has mare diet she is always eager a sham WO*. srrmegks, remoras The unit had a tremendous outing Hocking said that's key. Paschuk possesses skill and "lots of Carlo Pedicino for praise, but mentioned gntlons for successful employment today and further education tomorrow. hoard, gleaned one Amhara in hoe confine., search for Pre Mery makes drat *boa an against the Okanagan Sou the.1a, "[Amp's] going to demand two guys speed," said Clements. -Ile gets to the Man Hunt, Omokude Orifa and Alec rni,w,. Ba.Emn has been supporting eradwt. parents and pmfeubnale Ihmogh personal combiningq for six sacks an the leagues every play," said the coach. "So that quarterback." Brydon as other guys who have admmonx, nomda. as AAA. AAA, ntAJkonom top -rated panerbacl. inky McConkey. leaves our best D- lineman, fordo, one- well when upon. Anlerr Iwo They both do - Paschuk said he and performed called aft! Arend 80X, on-one pretty much every play and lb,wam a DIE "Having six socket 1 mink that's just Clements "usually meet in the As the season progresses, the Raiders Cool,PyrM nadú+eAoo,cl nk,nn+. exW Gordre should win that battle every anew, .A, woo 'Adorn oak demo lnviare mob part elan attitude that our defence has backfield." know the D -line can get boner still. that when we get an opportunity to go All four men praised the coaching staffs Paschuk roll close to 100 per cent When: Thursday, October 19th 2006 The explosive Robinson is also "our after the qugrtaidack, we're going to do defensive scheme - its simple to healthy, Amp is still working on his out Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm 't- Hocking said. leader there," said Amp. undernend and it works. conditioning and bah he and Clements into Where: The Learning Place, Maquinna Elementary (Teacher's And the ii hue is taking that game plan "He's always quick to gel everybody "Our defensive scheme is pretty straight have less than two years experience at the game, ready to win. He's a great Center) CIRRI Bruce Sheet) to heart, doing all the little things that to the point," Flocking said. "We're a the position and can continue to arc critical to ream success but leader. He's a leacher, too." gap cancellation defence and improve. Who: Parents of SD #70 servile., making big plays and key tackles when The work of the two in the everybody's job is the same" "We've got a lot of work to do still," Snacks eh ReJireAmenrs will M- provided middle allows Paschuk, 6-foot-4. 235 NORTH ISLAND ditf pnrems itself. Which is why the Raiders feel said Hocking. "We're scratching the grig COLLEGE There re limited seating so please call Melody at 724 -6115 to reserve your seat now. Nine dr 10 different Raiders have pounds, and Clements, 6- foot -2, 205 omfonable slatting in other D- linemen. surface with the four. five guys that I've For more information regarding Barb Laird please visit her websio at played some downs' on the D -line, but pounds, to attend to their specific roles. Hacking singled out Kyle Carbon and got playing them now" www.beyondtheboxbasics.com Page 10 - Ha-Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 September 21, 2006 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Page 11 NTC Booth wins top Fall Fair honours Bold Bears Cause Rukus at ' By Denise Augus, computer program on NCN language Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter and culture visitors could see and hear.:. Esowista i working model of a steam pit for tL Port Alberni The NTC Fall Fair booth cooking and samples of upskwee or By Carla Moan. said, "Bears aren't anything to be afraid n top honours, the Chairman's Award smoked salmon jerky. HaShuth -Sa Writer of. If you don't bother them they won't of Excellence at the 2006 Fall Fair in Last years BC Elder's Gathering King bother you." (This is from a man who - Port Alberni. Irene Robinson, Tseshaht and Queen, Ben and Glace David were \\. Esowista, Long Beath - My ten year - hunted and tapped much of his life and was hired to decorate the booth in on hand acting as ambassadors, inviting old son pushed his bike through the path was known to at least on one occasion keeping with the Fall Fair theme, Age of people into the booth. past the berry bushes onto the beach. Ile chase a hear up a tree.) Wonderment. The Animal Kingdom play was featured stopped, his eyes wide. He yelled, Adults are cautioning their children to Robinson and her is decorated prominently, with regular.showings r "Don't come down mom!" be careful. Gloria Frank tells her 4 the booth inside and s out providing throughout the afternoon and evenings I could see him hesitate, not knowing grandchildren, "Don't go out alone. displays and activities that made use of during the four day event. whether to ride towards me...a short 30 Yens and all the liOn, not just in all flee senses. There were information Visitors entered the free draws and feet away or ride down the beach. He the comings. They shouldn't ga out hoards with essays and photos depicting some left comments about the displays. moved away. alone with the bears being so bold. You Nuu- chah-nulth culture; art work One asked that the following he printed I could hear the hear growl and see my never know bow hungry they am if including woven cedar and carvings, in the Ha- Shilth -Sa: i son's eyes grow wide as it moved closer. boyd attack a child. Whenever a bear is Irene Robinson, NTC Fall Fair Booth Co-ordinator, proudly poses I dimly wondered, should II con and around we call parents of young kids and with the 2006 Fall Fair Chairman's Award of Excellence ribbon . tackle that bear or stay fame where I tell them to keep an eye on their kids." awarded to the best booth at the Fall Fair in Wtrst qsttions Code of 'Ethics Port Alberni was and hope. Levi Martin talked about special That was when Peaty.. the dog that protection in relation to bears. He said, Volunteer bear hunters patrol Esowista keeping people safe Rioe with the sun to pray Whether from a person, a community. during the came the house, ran "pan of our teachings Prey alone the wilderness between my was to talk to evenings son and that bear. The bear ran. them. Like when we were in the bush Pray often Or from a culture we We an....to a neighbor's. call on our wolves to protect other side. enjoy the The Creator will listen, if yen only If it was not earned nor give. us and the sour berries more than ripe That night I vowed to feed the dog wolf is supposed to It had its eyes closed- like little kids ones speak It is not yours keep the bears away. and that's why that bear had its bener...a whole boo honer! I guess that's why we never saw any whey they're enjoying °humus,chum , eyes closed and didn't even realize that - bears. We were everything else just disappears. ...They Search for yourself, by yourself Honour other people's thoughts, wishes 'I picking berries all the lady was there." Almost everyone has acquired a new time and we never Do not allow others to make your path and words seen any bears." bear story this week at Ton] Curley advises for you Never interrupt another, mock or rudely Esowista. Some what you should do think there's one bear, some three you tome across It is your mad, and yours alone MOM them bears if a bear. you're not poking around the village. making any noise Others may walk with you, Allow each person the right to personal Everyone is when coming up to cautioning the children to them But no one can walk it for yon expression stay inside and surprise them their automatic especially around dusk. reacti is defense. It may m towards I That's when the bear loo bears) seem to you but not attack you right away. It's Be tolerant of those who are lost on Never speak of others in a bad way ; like to check out our garbage containers. just testing you to see their path The negative energy that you put out if you'll mn away. t,..' That's also when the "bear hunters" But don't do that p, Ignorance, conceit, anger, jealousy and into don univerm Stand your ground and have been coming Onto, make lots of noise." , ":.t; grad Will multiply when it returns to you protect their village. Each evening two to S Stem from a lost soul eight Curley went say, Only mother used young men volunteer s Pray that they will find guidance Everyone makes mistaken to patrol the to tell when we we gó g back to village looking for the hear(s). Kakawis on And all mistakes can be forgiven While Sunday, let the chins (bear) no-one seems to happy Respect all things that are placed upon with the idea of and cougars know you're coming and shooting the bears, most seem as they'll get out of your o_o..,,l this earth, tied thighs cause illness of the mind, III feel way. We never did Lo Gloria Frank stated. "This bear ' meet up with a cougar Whether lIbo people or plant body and spirit is too or aims." for Il Flank Practice optimism bold comfort keeps coming into Gloria said she'd give similar IOn not take what is not yours, the neighborhood and it was going onto advice to a child if they came across a our is porch" bear, she said, "not to bother him. If the Another lady had a bear on her porch. bear was aggressive I'd tell them to Like a shadow, this black bear peers through the branches high on a Fortunately she wasn't home and the make themselves look bigger and to to tree near the NTC building wailing for the humans to leave him bear was chased away into the bushes scare it away." alone. Black bears are common in Port Alberni at this time of the a dog just the hunters could If the bear deem,. notice you to by before try year digging in garbage, fishing on the Soma, and picking fruit ¡ \, , get a dour off anywhere other than the leave quietly said Tom Curley. III also 2I' I °-' 'j noted they're least dangerous when -,;- -. And the bear came back! they're eating bIo said, "As long as the J A couple young men watched for that bear is eating it won't bother you much, Canal _,.0o_d,- its garbage you meet up 0;Çr bear at favourite bin and but if with one when you're bounced a two fist sized rock oil its walking that's when you have to be r1 head to scare it away. cautious because it's not occupied." 1St Annual i The bear still came back. Nuu- cheh -nulth have lived with bears Prank said, 'tit just for centuries. Levi ,v I Animal Kingdom Play featured Gloria keeps the Martin says the dogs barking and the barking keeps us people rarely saw them and thought that awake and we have to be at work at maybe it was because of the protection at Fall Fair 6:00am. It was running across our lawn from the wolves. Curley also said he I',. ' -' the other night and the dogs were remembers his Auntie Margaret telling By Denise August, She says she gave the play to her J . chasing it." him the bears were sacred highly -o-o. ! °- Ha- -Sa Reporter i1-- ° L Shilth nephew Cody Nielson Robinson on his Tom Curley said a hear was on his respected animals and once when he saw :xnimttl Kingdom performers 9th hinhday. "He loves the teachings porch he seemed one shot, its enthrall audiences with song and dance Port Alberni- too, but somewhat cries sounded boon Fall this goers were and the singing," Robinson said. relaxed about it he said, "It didn't do "The only time I can remember the old treated to a small taste of Nuu-chah -nullh Keeping the play running costs money anything. Maybe it's just looking for man shot a bear and we skinned him and .0 culture as the Animal Kingdom play, _oo and Robinson is doing what she can to lied - ate him," said Levi. Tom Curley and i_ written by Tnerhaht member lessie buy masks for the performers to use. said they cut down a the Frank also remember elders '0 Curley loo of Gloria Nuu-chah -nulth Tribal Council Stephens, was performed on stage at the "The eagle was the first one and Jed and bushes at the golf course and eating hear meat. Gloria remembers her awmd- winning NTC Booth September , Dick almost gave it to us, he worked so w them are not too many grandparents smoking it and Tom Curley yth nos bevies Career Fair & Conference i .- ¡10. - Indo. hard for two nights to get it done!" she no there. He thought that may be a reason embers his Auntie making slew out Jessie and her troupe of performers said. it1.Ço we're having so many bear sightings ofit. "Culture, Community and Career Opportunity" scaled back the wildly popular play Now working at the Pacific Peoples right now. 'Never lIn quiet when picking berries" - blh! :. Bl9W'0l which depicts actual and reship Tuesday Thursday October 17,18 &19, 9:O0am- 4.00pm spiritual Panes as Events Coordinator, The sad part is that it's the bear's said Tom Curley 'That's why the ladies . ;.k''F - 100 11ÌI creatures and how they came to be. kF" Robinson said one of their goals is to boldness that is putting both the humans were always singing and doing Tseshaht Reserve - Port Alberni. BC - 0' -jr r Jessie wrote the play while ° working at take the Animal Kingdom to New and bears at risk and it's humans that something. I was thinking about that b Maht Mates Gym & Tseshaht Long House , Haa He Paymk School a 0 th where she had Zealand and Hawaii. lam looking for create that boldness. Gloria Frank said, lady that met up with one right in the '01 o continuous supply of eager students funding right now I a for this; I will form humans dump bushes. Usually I 'There are enough to they're real noisy, To volunteer or for more information please contact ranting III learn the songs b 0° and dances. paining program with the students them. I've .seen tourists don't know wit she was being quiet chat food slop and Sheila Stitcher. Marilyn little or Holly Betone oo Stephens says she was laid k J off at the getting training dollars," she explained. lake pictures and feed them when we're time - it ae Mamie Lucas telling con. .11, - ..&. , . school when registrations went from J j lOO Performers are now recruited by word driving on Port Simon Lucas' mother. In the Old days lo toilette, Alberni. - Intl., She has since 80. boned to of mouth. "'They are graduates from Then if the bears roe another human bears don't take the ripe berries, they Victoria where she and another job and loo Him rase!, who still feel connected they think they'll probably get food like the sour ones that arc kind of green. 1 - 1 - off , continues to seek funding to keep the lomo OId the play," she said of the forget they're This Hesquiaht lady - them too and they wild was picking berries, Animall Kingdom play bol the festival Current 0001. Ph o 11111a1131 and nature's garbage collectors." she was mat busy and pushed some _ oe6 circuit. TEN Chief Councilor Moses Martin bushes aside and there was a bear on the 111111P---

Page 12 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 Ha- Shilth -Sen - September 21, 2006 - Page 13 Is a Grief Support Group for Me? Hello Southern Region! ,- Submitted by Kim Hoag with their own losses who are apt to say f My name is Kamaldip Singh Rai AKA 1... Pacific Rim Hospice Society "Yes, that's just what I'm feeling". o '&14 ftyi'¡i?..,_.. _...... Kim Rai I was raised in the Alberni p¡¡ìc Bong together in a safe and contained te ii. Valley. For the last five years I have A grief support group is taking place in place with people addressing their own ; rued as the Prevention Worker in the NUU-C NULTH NURSING PROGRAM lens o (Ucluelet East) on Tuesday losses can be deeply healing said another Nuu chah nulth Mental Health program Vision Statement evenings at 6:30pm at the Health Clinic. participant "I found the most valuable in the Central Region. I will be covering The Nuuwhah -ninth Nursing Program partners with Nam- chah -math -aht to It is sponsored by Pacific Rim Hospice part was the support of the group and deliver professional, ethical, culturally sensitive, and for l'net August for a year while she will responsible care. Society and Colonies East Clinic and listening to everyone's stories. We could Nurses shall maintain discipline in self and profession, as well as balance in approach. be working on a project with the facilitated by fined hospice volunteers, cry or be silent- nobody judged." Aboriginal Leadership Institute. Sign, Cohen and Lavern Frank and A daughter from the last grief support Before working with Tribal Council I DID YOU KNOW? Counsellor Wendy Amrhein. group said, "It was my first step in my worked at the Port Alberni Friendship Tuberculosis Participants from all communities are healing journey. Everything about the e. Center in The youth program. 1 am sure I SAFE USE OF ENERGY welcome with rides and carpooling group was good -the facilitators and the DRINKS will reconnect with 1 of the youth available from Torino and Ucluelet. group support. My mother and brother Submitted by Matilda Walls (now young adults) and there families conditions for use, as well At some time we will all experience the were 'nr the group with mod felt as cautions. Also know as "TB" that I had the pleasure to work with then. grief of loss, some of us many tine especially supported by my family Currently, only Red Bull Energy Drink is For many years I competed in the sport Excessive drinking of "energy drinks" over. People of all ages can feel the members and was grateful to be able to authorized for sale as a natural health of Weightlifting. I started quite young in or zing them with alcohol can have Tuberculosis is emotions of grief. Sadness, anger, support them. Through journal!, and product and bears a natural health (Till caused by genus that are spread through the air when a person sport and have been lucky to travel and Kamaidip Singh Rai AKA serious health effects with frustration, fear, guilt, anxiety, a sense of other things we did in the group I got in product number (NPN). The safety of infectious TB coughs or sneezes. Anybody nearby is at risk of breathing these make many life long friendships through Kim Rai Some of the "energy drinks" available: air -borne TB genes into injustice, remorse, despair, relief. touch with feelings I didn't know I had. I other "energy drinks" (including those their lungs. sport. Now 1 have the pleasure to coach environment for them to train and longing, rage, apprehension and so many would go into a group session with a listed above) have not yet been evaluated fora club in Port Alberni that we all express themselves in the Southern Red Bull Energy Drink are other emotions can make up the headache and the meditation exercises under the NHP Regulations. What the signs/symptoms of TB? EMS an well as coaching for the BC Region. Impulse Energy Drink feelings of grief People mounting the really helped." Four reports of adverse reactions Team at National events. 1 and club have I look forward to working in the Dark Dog loss of a baby, child, a brother or sister, All group members are asked to come to involving "energy drinks" similar to Red Coughing for 2 weeks or longer been blessed to have lifters compete at Southern Region and will try not to o Shark Energy Drink a parent or grandparent, or other family all 8 meetings and agree to Bull Energy Drink, have been reported to Coughing up blood the National and International stage as miss the boat and plane rides during the n Hype Energy Drink members, a friend, a spouse or partner confidentiality and guidelines created by Health Canada. Lumps) in Neck well as last year locally we had Kaytlen winter season, ha, but will miss the o Sono Adrenaline Rush can feel less alone and isolated by the group. People considering joining Weight Loss Lucas compete at the BC Winter Games. communities and members in the EAS Piranha Energy Drink joining a grief support group. the group need to have moved through Health Risks of Energy Drinks Chest pain With so many negative avenues for Central Region. AMO Energy Drink A grieving father in a past group the first stages of intense grief. Please In the four reports of adverse reactions Feeling tired or week youth these days I strongly believe sport See you in the Southern Region Red Rain Night swats shared," I was ready for group six pre- register for the group. There is no evolving "energy drinks," symptoms provide a positive one for them to communities soon. o Red Dragon Energy Drink months after my son died. Others in my cost and will be a short break with hot included: Fever charnel there energy. I hope to start a o Diablo Energy Drink Loss group were grieving a loved one lost drinks and snacks. Electrolyte disturbances of appetite Respectfully, Kim Rai Y1 Stinger years we For more about the youth lifting program to provide a safe Fatigue ten agog didn't matter: information grief Nausea and vomiting understood and listened to each other. It support gaup please call Kim Hoag, Energy drinks" are meant to supply Heart irregularities. healing to take the hard deep Hospice Society, 725 -1240 or Pm TB Skin Ten enter) and physical stimulation for a These four incidents involved improper wasdings and make sense of them. " Webster, CHR, Ucluelet First Nation, short use of "energy drinks: such as drinking Youth period of time. A TB skin test is given to show if a person has TB germs in their Adventure Camp body. I is common for griming people to 726 -1343 or come by thc Hospice table contain caffeine, miniurine ((n amino acid, them with alcohol or in greater quantities wonder"Am II normal? Ito other people at the Ucluelet East Health Fair, Submitted by Kim Rai So no phones, no TV's, no video games, one of the building blocks of protein) than recommended. Negative Test Result feel this way ?' It can be very helpful to September 271h, 9am-4pm. no Internet and no electronic devices at and glucuronolaetone, a carbohydrate. Because of the numR of the adverse This usually anticipate in a group of people dealing means that you do not have TB germs in your body Recently late this summer the Nun shall all and these youth thoroughly enjoyed "Energy drinks" should not be confused reaction reports, it is not possible to tell IthM t IH Ith had The opportunity themselves Th Nwcheh- nulth, staff with sports drinks such as Gatorade or if the symptoms reported were due to the Positive TB Skin Test... What does it mean? to put on its first Youth Adventure Camp facilitated various drills, games and Powernde, which re- hydrate the body. effect of combining the "energy drink" People who have TB genes in their Defy have either TB infection or TB disease. Ittatsoo Grief Support Group on (lasts,. Lake in beautiful challenges for the youth and took time These sports drinks also provide sugars, with alcohol, or due to alcohol itself. Clayoquot Sound. to discuss them with them afterwards. which the body bums to create energy You have TB infection when you have breathed TB germs into your lungs and your Ten youth in total from ',house.. It was amazing to see how engaged the and replenish electrolytes. Electrolytes Minimizing Your Risk body's defenses have stopped them from growing. Who? Any adult who is grieving the death of a loved one and would like Even though you are infected, Hesquiaht, Tle -o- youth were in these activities and how salt and potassium If you drink "energy drinks," be aware of support to walk through the pain qui- eht,Ucluelet and maintain balances in you will not feel sick and you cannot spread TB genes to others. Port Alberni took pan in this camp. The respectful there youth were. When the the body. the following. Nmrchah -math staff as a Ucluelet youth youth arrived there they made there own The problems with "energy drinks" I. Red Bull Energy Drink is considered You have TB disease when the TR germs in your What? 7 -8 weekly meetings. No cost Chmas and beverages provided for body start to grow and become rules and respected them because they a health product in Canada and breaks. worker stayed and camped out with the arise when too many are consumed or active. When you have the disease, you may or may not feel sick, but it is really youth. The group had Levi Martin and came from them. when they are mixed with alcohol. For should be used according to the label important to remember that you can spread TB germs to those around you. Margaret Feston come out for day trips to This was a very special five days for ample, they have become popular at instructions. When? Tuesday evenings beginning October led, 6:30 - 9pm share with them culture and tradition in staff and youth which left all asking all -night dance patties, bars and clubs. 2. Do not drink excessive amounts of For further information aloof tuberculosis (TR) contact your local Community when is the next camp? Red Bull Energy Drink. The limit on Where? Clinic, Ucluelet East this serial setting. People drink them to keep up their Health Nurse energy during periods of intense Red Bull Energy Drink is 500 mL or two cans a day, as indicated on the How? Please call Pam Webster, CHR (726-7343) or Kim Hoag, Hospice physical activity or drink them after exercise to quench their product label. Society (725 -12401 to put your name on a confidential interest list. thirst. But rather than re-hydrating their bodies, 3. Do not mix Red Bull Energy Drink these drinks may actually lead to with alcohol. i Facilitators? Trained I lospice volunteers Sign) Cohen and Lavern Frank and 4. If you engage in intense trog($' port Counsellor Wendy Amrhein dehydration. physical activity or exercise, drink enough Want to know more t-, visa the Iloviec table at the Health Fair Sept_ Because of the effects they have, some "energy drinks" may have to be water to help re- hydrate your 1, o the Ucluelet Hand hall regulated as natural health products system. L J under the Natural Health Product 5. The safety profiles of other similar (NHP) Regulations, depending on their energy' drinks" have not been rie" ..vç Zeballos Youth ingredients )such as caffeine and evaluated by Health Canada. It is not Centre needs vitamins), and the claims they make. to drink ex amounts of e Under the regulations, natural health y "energy drink- to mix them with alcohol. to be finished products have to undergo a review 5ä process for their quality and safety. 6. dyne have an adverse reaction to an NTC Nurse Jeannette Partition administers TB tes o NTC staff nervy drink". report it. Hello: and upstairs' They also have to display recommended members Source: Health Canada the floor downstairs need to be 11 I was recently in Zeballos and went to finished NTC Mental Health staff and NCN youth RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL the band office to see how things are the stairwell need's to be finished and what they art doing. They said that the Boor upstairs need to be finished New Service Available for CLAIMS they are working on a youth centre that too PLEASE RETURN DECORATIONS need's to be finished If you can post wine doors need to be put in During the grad ceremony some of the decorations belonging to the People with Diabetes this in the paper, that would be helpful, outside lights need to be put in thanks! caterer were taken. The cedar roses, vases and candles are very Poyner Baxter LLP outside of the building need's to be finished too expensive to replace. We realize some may not have heard the One-on -One educational sessions arc now available Lawyers Things Mat need to be done: announcement asking that the decorations not be taken therefore if for people who have diabetes. If you are interested tape and mudding If you can help you can contact Billy you have mistakenly taken them home with you we are asking that CALL US ... painting alter the drywall is George Williams, Roman George's they he returned to the N.T.C. office as soon as possible. Thank you in learning more about ways to manage diabetes, finished brother in Gold River for your understanding and es- operation. We'll answer your questions plugs and switches that need's to be please contact Matilda Watts, Healthy Living put in adminimadon®unhednafrvenaeon510.0 Program Worker at the NTC Nursing Office 724 - Toll -free 1- 866 -988 -6321 lights need to be put in downstairs' omorl-888-283-9122 Eileen Haggard, Education Supers har L5757 for a confidential educational session. www.poynerbaxter.com

1 - -Sa - September 21, 2006 Page 14 Ha- Shilth Ha-Shilth-Sa - September 21, 2006 - Page 15 Birthdays & congratulations ' poets nook In Memoriam - Ìatak`"ap My heart of mine rapidly rushing with butterflies in my tummy What's Up @ Neill

r 11 In Loving Memory of Grandpa Sully vision ourselves in a longing embrace. As we crossed each others path we Happy Birthday Grandpa Sully Thoughts of mine, thoughts of yours multiplying, Middle School? Alexander. B. Sutherland Our hearts start pounding, our hearts start wanting needing you by my side. September 9, 1938 I'm left in a trance wanting and By Sherri Cook 2:45pm) The feelings I'm feeling I hope they're vise versa. April 18/07 Neill Middle School Run Grandpa Sully I miss you. Welcome back we hop everyone had a For Life I miss your hugs My heart of mine rapidly coshing with butterflies in my tummy soli and jun summer Our year ham April 20/07 (Friday) Pro-D Day I miss our phone calls started and plane for the year hove been Map 14/07 (Monday) Pro -D Day I miss your Kisses be. male. This sear will again be an May 21/07 Victoria Day- School The feelings and warmth within me, can this truly I miss your encouragement Happy Birthday to Mr. David Allan caching one with a Ski Trip. Band Trips, Closed I seen and felt the sadness between us we were both no blue I miss your teachings Watts Jr. on September 21st Hope Same Bard Trips Club Dagtr. Winter June 22/07 Oath, Luncheon sharing the same feelings as me. I miss our dinners together you're having the time of your life in I stop and wonder if you're Wonderland Trips. Lollipop Day. pizza June 26/07 Neill Middle School BBQ Happy 711 birthday to our little girl I miss our ice cream nights together the big city, especially since you've Longing to be in each others arras this we both know is true. Days and MORE W hope m have n lone 26/07 Final Report Cards Issued Ashley latish. Thomas on September I miss our car rides together reached the ripe ole age of 29. Love goal year and we hap m you all al A last Day of School I miss sharing our Birthdays together from your Mom and Dad. 2nd We hope you enjoyed your special My heart of mine rapidly rushing with butterflies in my tummy sometime visit ris here at the school Pro-D Days: we I miss our a together day. We sure did, and every minute - September 22/06 (Friday) Grandpa are waso blessed to have with you! Also, SullyI miss you altogether is Safe Arrival- Our Safe Arrival Program - October 20/06 (Friday) from the All I want to do is hold you, all I want to do love you With much sadness and lose grandpa, way to go on your scholarship is very important to keep yryour child - November 20/06 (Monday) for good school work. You Our time became time and now we live in each others arms today NEC your safe, we call parents al home or work if - April 20107 (Friday) from the of with some much of our sharing and caring Your first granddaughter, lenniffer had that as a goal beginning We're overly packed they have been marked "Absent - May 14/07 (Monday) your school year. I hope you keep that This path of eternity was chosen sa preciously for me and you Unknown" by their teachers. Please Need Information on PARENTING with you babe ... that determination! What happens between us, we for each other will always be there. remember to call the Safe Arrival phone TEENS? so much! Have fun being We love you number and leave message if your Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) is God opened his golden pathway 7! love Mom, Dad (Bird & Rich). My heart of mine rapidly rushing with butterflies in my tummy child will be away or late (250) 723- sponsoring a 4-Session workshop to help 5997. parents leant about PARENTING for his guardian Neill Middle School Open house. TEENS. Dates are: angels to come In the beginning destinies fate brought two to lonely walk and keep We're excited to once again have our October 4/06 6:30pm 8:30pm believing. Neill Middle School Open House on October) l/06 6:30pm- 8:30pm for you 1" / Eyes met only to feel and know we shared the same things inside. Thursday, September 21/06 5:00pm to October 18/06 6:30pm- 8:30pm , a keep Tender loving touches, Tender loving words, Souly there to and 7:00pm. All students and their families October 25/06 6:30pm- 8:30pm God knew that it was time to rescue you and sweep you off to heaven above forever hold. are welcome to join us for tours and Call 724-0125 for Pro- Registration by You were preciously chosen to head into the heavenly lights Embraces of ours are kept fully warm only to realize we aren't going meet with our staff. Please look for September 26/06 Family Guardian angels were at your side right from the start a more information in notices to come Disaster Response- Procedure for anywhere. God knew you were the one who deserved another special life home. The Neill Middle School First Parents r' It is Nations Department has sponsored a our responsibility to care for the God opened his golden pathway for his guardian angels to come for you with butterflies in my tummy My heart of mine rapidly rushing Traditional Sockeye BBQ for all welfare of our students. In the event of to we families and students enjoy. We hope an emergency, must be prepared to Crowds of your family angels I know were there to greet you through heavens door me, can this truly be to see you here! cope on won at school // The feelings and warmth within our facilities for Happy tears, happy cries, and happy reunions, I could Happy Birthday to Madison Kamea just picture it so special for Introducing Diane Mack" Daily perhaps. Livingston- Pilfold on September 22nd. -Jennie. I seen and felt the sadness between us we were both so blue Schedule: long. 72 hours. you Gram 8:50am Warning Bell Parents are expected to provide to the Hugs from Grandma & Grandpa in Port born July 911,2006 to Richie Mack & I stop and wonder if you're sharing the same feelings as me. You left your life of legacy and precious memories here for your family &friends, 8:55am Class Begins school current information on horn Daughters, sons, grandchildren and great grand children Alberni. Jennifer Henson. Beautiful Baby Girl Longing to be in each others arms this we both know is true. to keep and cherish so ever was 81b 10.5 oz. (From Jeen & Family) 10:31am Recess Bell and emergency contact number as well more I just want to wish my sister 10:38am Wanting Bell as to delegate alternate people to pick ,indalou George a very happy h-dey for My heart of mine rapidly rushing with butterflies in my tummy up their child. George an October 120. From you 10:4Iam Class Begins God opened his golden pathway for his guardian angels to come for you Oct In. -From her sis Elaine & Harold. daughter Julie and you ,Mumm week. 1229pm Lunch Free Time (Students Eat In the event of an emergency, parents I wish my And then would like to Becky. Hold onto me, as I would hold onto you Prior to "Free Time" in class) are expected to arrive at either Neill I know that your unfailing love will for ever continue as you become a family lovebug Harold Joseph a very happy 1:04pm Warning Bell Middle School or the Church of Latter- guardian yourself Happy 23rd, Birthday m Let's make our dreams and personal believing come true. angel happy birthday, love ya. From your one 1:09pm Class Begins Day Saints (depending on the type of You were a number mother, aunt, cousin, sister, most grandmother, "MYREEN" Irene Hanson on September We became one, only to realize love really does live inside us and of all, and & only sweetie? Also to my 2:45pm Dismissal Bell Disaster) as soon as it is safe for them great grand mother for 1011, Love you lots sister. From JEAN & grandson Peter Campbell (nugget) Dates to Remember: to do so or as soon as they are able ta. I thank our creator for giving you such a wonderful blessing, loving, memorable full Family My heart of mine rapidly rushing with butterflies in my tummy Oct 2511, love ya nugget. From your September 21/06 Neill Middle School Parents are to report to "Student life Happy Anniversary to Kevin & grandma Elaine and Grandpa Harold. Open House 5:00- 7:llpm Release" station where a staff member Your precious smile upon your beautiful face was one of a kind, one I will forever 28th, JANE ASH, JOHN 1 would like to wish a VERY Vivian Sutherland on September BY GLORIA September 22/06 (Friday) Pro-D Day will unite the parent and child. Please and ever remember. HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY to the bent dad and Many Many more. From Jean. September 29/06 Neill Middle School DO NOT look for your child on your in the world, Louie Frank Sr. on Richie. Collin, Miranda. Dance & Terry Fox Run. (11:30am- 12:30pm) own God opened his golden pathway for his guardian angels to come for you September 200. Happy birthday Dad. letmiece. October 9/06 Thanksgiving Day - KIDSPORT FUND- The KidSport Fund is I've Luv, Cindy. Happy 70th Birthday to Happy Birthday to My Dear My pasts a broken ravaging thoughts for him all School Closed is a charitable anti of Sport BC that is May god flourish and spread you're white golden wings for your blessing and Grampa Lou From the HP Tribe. Friend Latina "ISSA" Smith on known. October 20/06 (Friday) Pro -D Day designed to remove the financial protecting flights Happy 20th Anniversary to Cindy September 1911, You are looking arrow Roaring female kodiak hear within October 23 to October 2b106- Parent obstacles. that prevent some children Greet us as we pay for you and other family member's mornings and tied times from playing sport. to and Steve Dennis, on September wonderful you're our inspiration.... Keep is all I have deeply badly shown. Teacher Interviews Early Dismissal Grants May your wings be our shield when we are in rough times fighting life's challenges 20th. Happy Birthday to Paul Hayes on Prom: term & Human demon couldn't seem to face 1:45pm INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES are given to at nigh up the awesome work. Years now 1 have been September 20th. Hope you have a good October 31/06 Clubs Day (1:01' children whose families cannot afford Tears I'm fighting hack. oh lord, here my prayers, help me keep strong, never lease Family frantically battering my mind. reality and know that I struggle to one....the HP Tribe. Happy 'day to Shawntay on 2:45pm) span registration fees and would our sides Happy birthday to Cecelia Titian My past memories thirsting September I. We love ya toots! Bird, Human demon executed my childhood November 13/06 Remembrance Day- otherwise not be able to participate in a to try make my future blind. School season of sport. God his for his guardian angels to for you on October 1E. We're !hooking about you Rich & Miss Ashley. Happy bday to Mr. my world I live today is very alone. Closed opened golden pathway come So much heartache truly slaughters me Children Must be 6 -I8 years old and love you lots! Have a good one. Al & James Adams on September 15. Have November 20/06 (Monday Pro-D Day happiness is all I need to find. Denise. fun boo, love ya! Happy Inlay to uncle December 15/06 Report Cards Issued Maximum Grant off 150.00 (for God knew that it was time to rescue you and sweep you off to heaven above Escaping my pasts horrific memories My pasts a broken arrow. Happy 40th birthday to Perry Petty Stitcher. Love ya uncle! Bird, December 22/06 Last Day of School Registration Pees ONLY) You were preciously chosen to head into Me heavenly lights is all I desire to leave behind. Rich & Ash! Before Christmas Break One application per calendar year Family guardian angels were at your side right from the Stan A devastating future I met today January 8/07 First Day of School Sport must be lead by a qualified God knew you were the one who deserved another special life My pasts a broken arrow. i'm a emotional branded mess. After Christmas Break coach Human demon locked me in a world .January 30/07 Clubs Day (1 MO- SportingW ng ASSaciatlon/Organt2 Crowds of your family angels 1 know were there to greet you through heavens door of living with bad post traumatic One human demon tortured me 2:45pm) most be a member of Sport BC(ie-t Happy tears, happy cries, and happy reunions, I could just picture it so special for these memories wont break free. stress. January 30/07 Ski Trip (Students Alberni Valley Minor Hockey, Albemi you Gram. I'm badly branded, pain, hurt Help I greeted, not even that Must (ion Permission from ALL Valley Minor Soccer Association, could make my pasts torturing Teachers & Parents/ Guardians) Alberni Valley Minor Softball In loving memory of my grand mother Martha Fred, 1 loss and anger one gave to me. Just about sent him to jail memories rest. March 16/07 Last Day of School Association, Tsunami Swim Club, Pon Academy, but he was old. a sickly person he Ile truly did play no guilt through his Before Spring Break Alberni Gymnastics etc...) By Gloria Ash John, From Ahousat BC days but I knew he was still a human March 26/07 First Day of School Camps, Equipment, Travel to became robe. Lollipop Days- EVERY FRIDAY ie- October's order will be taken no demon I do confess. After Spring Break Playoffs/Championships, etc... arc not Dissatisfaction sympathy 29/06. 84.00 per April 5/07 Report Cards Issued covered. Lollipops $1.00 each later than September for this human demon I now see . Pizza Days- EVERY THURSDAY I week (tire amount will vary depending My pasts a broken arrow. April 5/07 Good Friday- School Kld$pon Application Comte are I in that month. Closed available at Neill Middle School from Slice & I Drink $2.50 or 2 Slices & on how many Tuesdays My pasts a broken arrow. n '2.00). A April 9/07 Easter Monday- School Sherri Cook. Drink $4.00 ìe- December 3 54.0 iv box C Subway Orders are taken the last week Subway orders include a drink By Gloria Ash, John From Ahousat Closed Other Important Things to Fall Fair fun for Nuu- chah -aulth children I feel a failure within April 12/07 Clubs Day (1:00- Remember. of the month for the following month. and choke of sub. Page 16 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 Hn- lth-Sa-Sertember27,2006-Pa_e 17 Don't sell yourself short: the importance of phrasing in and Treaty Information ... Port Albemi Friendship Center Annual General Meeting Nuu -chah -nulth Registry the job interview Career / Opportunities - q "i- cali - to -mis Registering events are very important! September 26, 2006 Birth Registrations: It is important to get baby registered as soon as By Johanna Kristolaitis from your life. Whenever you -consulted on Posting for a Coordinator to develop an possible. You must complete the parental consent for Registration/Statement 3555 4t1i Avenue all members" ofa group, in order to of Band Affiliation form and provide the LARGE form birth certificate, these Dinner (i) 5:O0pm - Meeting (M, 5:30pm Q. I'm trying to get my career underway, "determine the best course of action" and Aboriginal Communities Nursing Practicum / bra can't seem to get my foot in the door. "implement consent forms can be obtained through your Band Office or at the NTC Everyone Welcome, door Prizes 5y end of Meeting a plan." you were I think my experience is relevant to my demonstrating teamwork, leadership and Preceptorship Office. Registration lakes 6 - 8 weeks. For more info. Ph. 723 -8281 program field, and several employers have communication.ion. If you have ever needed Transfers: Are you wishing to transfer to another Band? Write to the Band brought or in for interviews. I think 1 "re-e. alum or "re- examine" your A goal of the Nuu -chah -ninth Nursing program as well as the Post Secondary you want to transfer into Once accepted you will need to complete a consent answer questions well, but sometimes appnw'h and mate alternative Education program is to recruit more students into nursing. In an effort to encourage to transfer form, also, notify the Band you are currently in and let them know Important Update for Hesquiaht Membership past they ask fora example of being a solutions." you can show your this process, the Nursing and Education crewmen, are dedicated to providing your intentions. leader or runnings project, and that was adaptability. opportunities for student success as well as opportunities for student nurses to see the Marriages, divorces, name change, deaths: Please provide appropriate never a pan of my previous jobs. What If you know buzz words or technical The Hesquiaht Administration Office is updating its I lesquiaht benefits of working in an aboriginal community. The welcoming environment of the certificates to update the Indian Registry Lists. A consent form needs to be should I be saying to move from jargon from the industry, use it; however, Membership addresses, contact numbers, and email addresses. Please Nuu -shah -nulth communities and the nature of our programming make us ideal interviewee to employee? don't stress over not completed for any name changers. using words that are candidates for providing learning opportunities for students. contact Lisa Sabbas at the toll free number 1- 866 -670 -1181 or leave a A. Are you turning 18 soon? If you would like your own registration number The fact that you arc being called for dually a pan of your vocabulary. message at 1 -877 -232 -1100 to ensure we have your current information. inters wo proves you are right about Vocabulary can playa greater role in then you have to suhmit a letter of request. Process also takes 6 - 8 weeks (no Additionally, the program would address some cross culturall issues that would assist having relevant experience. It seems the your resume and cover letter; however, longer automatic). This will also be used for the upcoming Council Elections and we would the students in being able to address the differences between working in a non - bulk of your dilemma comes from being in the interview, you should focus on All documents are to be submitted to Rosie Little - Indian Registry like to ensure all members who are eligible to vote for the upcoming term aboriginal seeing and an aboriginal aning, while at the same lime learning general asked behavioural questions, which Mien clear, concise verbal communication Administrator at the NTC Office, with the exception of Ditidaht, Hesquiaht, of office for Chief Councillor and six Councillors receive the information nursing protases. begin with a phrase like "Dive me an rather than on particularly impressive Huu- ay -aht and Tla- o-qui -oht. Contact these First Nations directly. To have a required. ample ofa time..' The best way to word choices. Make sure to use your Coordinator responsibilities to include: status card issued though NTC from these four First Nations please have your frame your answer may help you most formal language skills, avoiding Indian Registry Administrator fax approval and your information prior to remember it: describe the Situation and any slang. 1. Setting up committee meetings with interested and knowledgeable parties coming into the office if possible. Turk, the Action taken and its Result, a It is important to To All Tribes - Please return any medical equipment that you may have remember that word involved in the process; Does your First Nation have their membership rode in place? If so, and you method referred to as STAR. Whether or choices can minimize relevant borrowed from the Tseshaht First Nation Loan Cupboard, our medical equipment is would like the above events recordedfor "BAND MEMBERSHIP" ,,moan,, not behavioural questions are asked, experience in the ears of the interviewer. 2. Collect information about what is needed to provide an effective practicum low and Mere are many people in need of this service or if you have any these examples can EQUALLY AS IMPORTANT that you contact them as well strengthen your Using words such as "just" or "only" e placement and what type of training is needed for community nurses to provide runningmedical equipment you would like to donate to the loan cupboard this would be answers. Young recruits, like yourself, describing previous experiences has this such Your First Nation negda your current address and phone number so they a service, greatly appreciated. Thanks. teed to remember that relevant effect, as do the guess m ran contact you regarding Treaty developments, letters and bulletins. phrases"! -I Tracy Robinson, Tseshaht Health & Social Services Department experience comes from many places, think." Use strong phrasing such as "I'm 3. Develop coining manual for review by committee; First Nation phone numbers and addresses are listed bctoh, for your P.O. Box 1218, Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M1, 724-1225 including group projects for school, confident my experience prepares not ie membership in clubs and associations, for...? or "I'm certain my track record 4. Train Nuit- chah -ninth Nurses in how to provide the pmeticnMpreceptorship FTÖALL TLA -O- QUI -ANT FIRST NATIONS MEMBERS volunteer opportunities, life experiences, will show..." to highlight your training and use of manual for students; Ahousaht and previous employment in unrelated qualifications. 'Hello everyone, lam working as the Indian Registry Administrator (back up) I (250) 670-9563 - Fax: (250) 670 -9696 fields. Comb your history for examples Though thorough preparation is needed 5. Placement of students in settings; fAr would like to update my mailing list, may you please call it in to me at the office General Delivery Ahousaht, B.C. VOR IAO of work- related skills you may have for all job interviews, be ware becoming either fax or mail would be greatly appreciated Are / or children 6. you and overlooked, then practice talking about too rehearsed in your responses. Evaluate program in urine° report. registered? If your newborn baby has not been registered yet I need a copy of the those skills in the form of a story. Remember that the interviewer wants to Qualifications: Ditidaht First Nation lame birth if- Writing and communication skills, a minimum two years ,t certificate and regime. Also there are any deaths, marriages, and While several key skills will depend on get sense of your personality to of college or university study, ability to work independently, capable of meeting all proposal .Alr7., I-888-745-3366 - Fax: (250) 745 -3332 most would like the proper certificates brought in so I can register them as the position for which you are being determine how you'll Or with coworkers. outcomes. ys. PO Box 340 Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M8 well considered, virtually all employers seek Be prepared to be yourself. )¡.baler (our sinner rands! m tar office in Oe:holt a positive attitude, good communication, Johanna Krtstolaitis is a writer with the Contact Person: Lynnene kerosene Watts Phone 250 724-5757, Any questions please tall me ai wank 725- 32.73 /far 725 -4733 strong work ethic, adaptability and the DiversityCaazda Foundation. Visit Barb.. - Fax 250 Ehattesaht 723 -0463. Thank you lu-el Carlee} aril" to is ability to work well with others. Use http'/VDiversityC'anada.mm for more 1- 888 -761 4155 Fax: (250) 761 -4156 - some of the phrases that identify the. career tips and job postings. Application Due by October 6, 2006 None. PO Box 59 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 TLA -O-QUI -AHT TRIBE MEMBERS traits to come up with relevant moments If you are not receiving -Inside Tla-o- qui -ahi" newsletter please call your address 0- is, Hesquiaht First Nation in ASAP This mailing list is also used for important tribal mailouh you may not - era Toe Free I- 866.670 -1181 - Fax: (250) 670 -1102 want to miss. r y-a 7r }}'< V' PO Box 2000 Tofino, B.C. VOR 2Z0 Forward your address to: Carla Moss c/o Tla- o-qui -alit First Nations, Box 111, T R A D E S T R A I N I N G Torino. B.C.. VOR 2Z0. Phone: 250- 725 -2765, email:- cmoss4hland.nro Hupacasath First Nation Fax: 250-725 -4233 atm Carla Moss (250) 724 -4041 - Fax: (250) 724 -1232 TO ALL AHOUSAHT MEMBERSHIP PO Box 211 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 Feature Trades Can you current Addresses for and Phone numbers Huu- ay -aht First Nation alas send your Newsletters, to Ahousaht Treaty Office. It would be nice to have Phone Numbers for our Urban Automotive Service 1- 250 -728 -3414 Membership Contacts, for future Meetings etc feel free to contact: Technician PO Box 70, Bamfteld, BC VOR 1BO Há wilth Pa Tuk Ahousaht GO &un ant Administration The pre Ka:'yr:'k't'h'IChek'0 set'h' -apprenticeship Automotive tat, General Delivery Ahousaht BC, VOR -I AO Service Technician program is (250) 332-5259 - Fax: (250) 332 -5210 Toll Free: 1- 800 -991 -1403 or 250 -670 -9531 eight' t/a General Delivery Kyuquot, B.C. VOP 1J0 or Email: ahuuvhtucats urdu, let generally 8 months long. To become a journeyperson, graduates Mowachaht / TO ALL UCLUELET FIRST NATION BAND would return to school for 6 weeks Muehalaht Aware.. errunpa (250) 283 -2015 - Fax: (250) 283 -2335 MEMBERS AND DESCENDANTS per year until completion of their 4th .JJDOS Toll free - (800) 238 - 2933 Just a friendly reminder for those who have not yet completed the application for year. Shortages of skilled workers 131260 enrolment in the if you have not it you A PO Box 459 Gold Riva, B.C. VOP IGO Maa -Nulth treaty; yo completed could such as automotive technicians are snow please do no as soon as possible. My target date for having applications completed is coming up very soon. If you have not already enrolled and if you would like predicted for the near future- Nuchatlaht Past Nation information on the Eligibility and Enrolment I can be reached toll free at 1.877. (250) 332 -5908 - Fax: (250) 332 -5907 s:woo0 726 -7342. I am also trying to keep our mailing list up to date, so if we do not have Pre -apprentice jobs as: Parts Person, PO Box 40 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 your current address could you please let or know. Thank you. Service Advisor. Christina Klotz, Eligibility ffi Enrolment Coordinator. membcrshìpQuM.ca Tla- o- qui -aht First Nations Joumeyperson jobs as: Automotive at0o00 ATTENTION (250) 725- 3233 - Fax: (250) 725 -4233 UCHUCKLESAHT TRIBE MEMBERS - Mechanic, Commercial Transpon P*) PO Box 18 Torino. BC. VOR 2Z0 AND DESCENDANTS Vehicle Mechanic, Truck or Bus We are currently accepting applications for enmlment in the Maa -Nulth Treaty. Mechanic, and more. this Occupation a4 oeaapaia Tseshaht First Nation This nonce is posted in our effort to ensure that applications for enrolment forms o p are available for every known person who may be to be enrolled as Toll Free: 1 -888 -724 -1225 - Fax: (250) 724 -4385 eligible beneficiaries of the Maa -ninth final agreement PO Box 1218 Pon Albemi, B.C. V9Y 7M1 If you are interested in Trades Training, and reside in O For further information, please coat. Tina Robinson at the Uehueklesaht Next Feaata.re. Tribe Office. Phone - 250.724.1832 or Toll Free 1988.724.1832. the Nuu -chah -ninth area, call the Nuu -chah -nulth UehuoWesaht Tribe Graphic Artist Employment & Training Board and ask for an (250) 724 -1832 - Fax: (250) 724 -1806 TO ALL TSESHAHT MEMBERSHIP: Expression of Interest Form. PO Box 1118 Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 Please remember when you register your children) with NTC you must still Information provided by Malaspina University (250) 724 -5757 and ask for Ucluelet l.- Nation register your child(ren) to the Band. I do not have names that NTC has so if College and BC Work websires. Jack Cook, Wendy Gallic, or Diane Nickerson - -2 JD you're one of these members please contact me for papers as Furores (250) 726 - Band membership Or the NTC Education Department Fax (2501 -6-7552 (ilk) -e administer our own membership and only those people on our list is Tseshaht - I do not issue is done only with ai NTC. PO Box 699 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 status cards this Rosie Little or Gail fins Feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call me at 1- 866 -724 -4229. Page 18 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - September 21, 2006 Ha-Shilth-Sa -September 21 2006 - Community Events - Page 19 - Klecko's kekoo Arts Mlso4IRlleous The family of the late Wahmeesh- George Watts L- . FOR SALT: Gordon Dick Nuuchah- CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT:Anon-profit organization hm Invite everyone to a Memorial Potlatch to celebrate George's life on nulth Art in Gold Silver and Wood rooms to rat, by the day, work or month. Phone 250 -723 -9401. email: Aulomouve Very reasonable rates for Room and Board. , Friday November 3rd, Saturday November 4th, if necessary Sunday W shaw.ca Also there is a Madman available Mr November 5 h In Port Alberni at the Alberni Athletic Hall, 4935 Beaver Creek ß atleeo`(, FOR NM E: 2003 CItev - `D ran For more nna Ian phone 723 - j1 2! WANTED: I am looking for Someone to B1axr 2 -duo) blue auto IAIIOCCASSIONS inf Rd. Start time will be Friday at 1 p.m. For more information contact Ken fi511. make 721 V6.V6 A /(' CI), lit Ms RAH' l a Sabres at (250) 220.5195 Abalone bummw. Call -7134. 6li 8 - Watts al gone mniaMhnlmaikmm or Priscilla RENEE FOR RENT: Equipment for point ,4 FOR ,SAI I: Carvings such as coffee table towing Pkö ., 88.000 lamp , 70.1513 and DVD presentations. Projector tops, clocks. plagues, 6' totems, canoes las of excellent eo nditiom $16,010. u 4riii Y and r l'ORT 01.11091,EC. Screen. By the hour or made by Charlie Mickey 7314176. Place Call David at 721 -4454. s day. Deposit Celebration of Life Dinner for Brian C. Amos respired Telephone: 25n-724- 5290. an order my mail PO Box 73, Zchaltoe, D &VI AUTOCLEAN: -men do your BOARDROOMS FOR RENT: When: October 21, 2006 @ 1:00pm BC. VOP 2A0. dirty work" Automobile cleaning and I. At the C. C.Rekl'IONS Tseshaht Administrative Buildings, Pon BASKET WEAVING FOR SALE' Grad renews!. CARS-TRUCKS-WS-PONES. Where: Wameesh Centre, Tsaxana Alberni. For meer information Hat Regalia, Baskets, Weaving material, 7429 Pacific Rim Highway. Phone 72. maw mum I.wA amaam.w® call the On behalf of Brian Amos' family an invitation is extended to family and friends who 41YMyYmDa Tseshaht First Nations Office at (250) specializing in Maquina Hat Earnings. 2211. aN)raUlD 724- have played fastball, basketball, slow-pitch and have worked with Brian Amos in .mnnn.>-61 1225 or toll free 1 -888 -724 -1225. Available to teach at conferences and PROFESSIONAL BODYWORK' Will AvrAamd, BC previous years. If you arc able to amend please confirm with Tracy Amos or 28]- -lapa05055 WESTCOAST TRANSITION workshops. Call Sulk Joseph (250) 729- do professional bodywork and palming. 14 2668 or Juanita Amos (-7283 -2283. Please brine regalia and any old picture), of our HOUSE EMERGENCY 9819. years experience. Memel IMlward. 723- SHELTER: For tether. Abused Women and their Children WANTED: whale lath, whalebones, 1033. on all WEüriJ 24 hours toll Fee. I- 877426 -2080. manlden ivory and Rumian blue cobalt FOR SALE. 1 ton grew cab on propane. 1a ua.w PORT ALBERNI TRANSITION Ehattesaht Tribe Band Meeting trade heads. IN. msg. For Steve and ElsiE $2500. 735.0833. 151,-M-0.8 Kleco Kleco to the y when SOMEONE had a BIRTHDAY. HOUSE: Cell 724 -2223 or call the nearest September 23, 24, 2006 @, Zeballos Hall John at 604 -833 -3645 or c/o 0141 -720 6 199! curvyH RI.AIER 114000miles. t1.hwF. it was no small event. Many People went local shelter or crisis cantor. St, New Westminster BC V31.3(.5. originally from ('alifmia white emotion Ahousaht people to one birthday, even if some united YELP LINE PORCWLDREN' Cedar Weaver: Baseball caps, bridal grey ins rior 4,llitnsorter if interested call "just" family members like the 3111- -_ 4. EHATTESAHT ELECTION will be held on floral bouquets, for sale. Traditional hats, Rudy at 1324 -57241 or (730.1105) I just want to [hark the People of there be WASTED, Medical Equipment such as (immediate family) would still headdresses, bracelets for trade. Ahousaht for teaching Me the Values of Saturday, September 23, 2006 wheelchairs etc. Can be dropped lots there. One of the 'GREATEST" mail whupclth weaver( \hawea NI arme tact the having a FAMILY, and being in a be TSC TRUCKING SERVICE: Moving values that I learned there was, that One Polling Station only will open at the Community Hall baba. Band Office.. 5000 Mission Road. ROSE AMBROSE: Basket weaving, MOTOR AND PROPS FOR SALE' XI - And Hauling, FAMILY &hellos, B.C. from 9 am to 5 pm Reasonable Rates. Tom Pon Alberni. Contact at Families stuck together and were well baskets, (ail K. Gus 724- shawls, headbands, roses, etc. 115 - Mercury /22MM (ti-Max 2 stroke. 4 - Gus, 5231 I remember when the community would Hector Road, Pon Alberni, B.C. 1225. Doted and closely knit, and always was Also teach 723-2106. Blade SS poop for 150 or 2W Yamaha. 5 - Phone: (250) 724 -3975. coordinate volleyball, basketball, and Electors whose names appear en the fist of Electors will be notified by a Notice FOR SALE: Custom built food cart with there through thick and thin. BURN PILE /CEDAR FURNITURE: SS Blade prop for 115 Yamaha or Mercury. HIRE:Pickup track and driver. floor hockey learns to bring FAMILIES posted in the Band Office, Ehatìs Those Electors living off-reserve will have a FOR grill, deep fryer, sink. wafer pump and lots So thank you Ahousaht, for you have Tables - collie table - shelves - end tables - Ehmtaer Iwo lack lr 250-332 -5301 Need together to panicipate and have fun My notice and voting package containing a mail -in ball., mailed to their last known something transported or lowed? of alma. I owner. ¡6500. rim. 724 -4383. been there for me in so many ways, of night stands - le sands. Will make any FOR SALE -40' Ex- troller and Spring nets other favorite memory was when many at Transport/move furniture, ledge, sstoves, FOR SAIS: Seaside Adventures tin l'ofino being an encouragement, a role model, address on file the Band Office. e. Call Robin 73x2223. made to order, Call Rohm Johnson Sr. would be invited to many homes for outboard motors, your boat, canoe or E695,000.00 Serious Inquiries ('all 725- and an awesome support to me. ARTIST: Anne M. Robinson - Cedar hark (250) 724-4799. travel trailer lowed or moved. Fly the km 3448 ()R 725 -8329 ask for Steve or Cindy -LUNCIr. May the Lord bless and keep you and jewelry, artwork, Including cedar now. FOR SAI.F: Area "G' Al Troll License 21 and under basketball tournament and by the hour. Call 250 -724 -3290. Dennis. Yeah I enjoyed doing that, and being may the Lord make His face shine upon taking orders 7234827. 37.5 t. Contact Louie Frank Sr. at 250 - FREE I ANGUAGF CLASSES: at FOR SAI Et Anyone interested in buying able to ins le many to my house for you AHOUSAHT, Authentic basket weaving mask Picked E]0 -9571 or leave a inessage at the October 20- October 22, 2006 Hupacasath Hall. sweaters & sweatpants blankets and baby "LUNCH" too. Because there was and processed by Linda Edgar of althea Ahousaht Administration (Mice at 250 - Language Instructor - E70 -9563. Tat Ta.osh. Monday and Wednesday blankets, denim handbags. Put your order always A 111 MAN and coffee or grass and swamp grass, please call klrco kleco. Written by Christina Ahousaht BC lama in with FOR Sur F: New and Used Barclay Sound Nights. 7 pen to 9 pm. (Bring your own Doreen and Anna Dick at 250 204- tea served_ What I really liked too is (Charlie) Dawson. 754 -0955, in Nanaimo Maagmsiis Gym Sockeye Nets. (2501923-9864. pen and paper), Parenting Skills for 2486 First 8 men's, First 6 ladies (during the AGM) a gold ring with CANOE BUILDING Will build canoe, Or Paints and Tom. Fridays from 3 4 IRSI: P m . $200,00 Entry tee Hats sale a native design on il and tin al. has small Letter to the Vice President; presented me two copiesp of their for and other teach how io hold canoe. Call limy Lucas EVERYONE IS WELCOME. cuu Elec. Contact Travis Thomas 250.670-2307 diamond in it (size 6 1/2-7$I language hooks "The Water Was Our cedar regalia to order 720.1494 Edward Tatoosh Certified Linguist. Email mamtubm mnslaramsn ions WAtNT'ER: Boat Trailer for 20' best Call 35 2 ve A HATS from Dear Michelle, Highway" and "ayah yih takuk c k' TaAWAAYIIUS' SHARE YOUR Phone Mary Martin Michael 720-6026. 3957 101 Ave Alberni around which they were selling for 45 each 5 TAI ENTS WITH YOUR ELDERS Vol. 33 - No. 17, 24, 2006 - Just wanted October or November 2005 Anyone with CORRECTION: August (250) 668 -9118. FOR SALE, N -Different Sizes, Volunteers required for the following: Thank you very much For giving me to non -natives. to make a correction to the article on the Watts Family Reunion in the August 24th Different prices, make an offer. Trolling information tblmallf 4. Give demonstrations and /or teach basket So now after meeting you at Sproat Issue, written by George Hamilton. The article states that Angie, Matilda and Eunice gear - offers. View - 5010 Mission Rd. FOR g72 F:740 of yellowallow ceder for the special recognition on July 27th. I Home, weaving, carving, painting, etc. Ola also of Win -Chen carving )LG y Lake last Thursday I was greatly Joe (daughters of late Bella Jac lee Watts) introduced themselves. Firstly, Matilda Phone 723 -9894. - need shall always treasure the plaque and Aborigines! cultural entertainment Contact FORLOle SALE: Naive dress Roder, impressed by and did not introduce herself- her daughter Dora Jean lee spoke on behalf of her mother Fashion dean, your friendliness For Sale: 28. 1983 Darlene Erickson at 724 -5655, the gills. Now let's work together on and introduced herself. Matilda and her son Wilson. Secondly, I did not introduce Little, 23- 21-14 727.4272, Power Rider, particularly admire your leadership Spirit. Command .s ELEGANT ADVANTAGE an myself- my mother Judy Joe spoke on behalf °Pour family and introduced herself as BOIS $100,723 -4232. bridge, hardtop which I regard you as the "Lady of .se., B8013wC ter DECORATING AND CATERING Inn March I attended the celebration wife of late Herbie lee and sister -in -law to Angie and Matilda. Thirdly, the other LOST: Gold necklace with lin %Ike 915.5 552501982275379 c.. (aam 3ae-8305 stem roof, all new Action" from what I read in the Ha- Eunice lee (my aunt) was not in attendance at the reunion as she very rarely leaves SERVICES: Tracey Robinson 5 Indian design butterfly pendant Last seen of first Nation Traditional dances and Eraj 2221. k.ntwegl2v.r.d canvas & canopy. twin 350 Ches. engines home)723 -8371. Margaret Robinson Shìlrh -Sa newspaper, I thought I her home in aria Lastly, my aunt Gerry Joe (from Suquamish, WA) introduced 5 on my niece at the Uelet Secondary dinner put on by various schools at (570 his), Volvo dual props, hydraulic should send you some copies for herself as wife of late Peter Joe and sroer-ìn -law to Angie and Matilda. Fe Eunice home:723 -0789. We do all occasions: School in March Please call Jeannine ADSS auditorium. wihayagpik, Ames r steering, anchor winch, all electronics, Joe. Weddings, Showers, Graduations, Adams (4 670 -1150 or email distribution just in case you have not Swan, AHOUSAIIT kitchen, bathroom, security system, hot At the door they were distributing Banquets. Brunches, Dinners, ' Super [email protected]. Thanks. received the notice of important NATIVE ARTIST. L water. $45,000 oho. Call (250) 723 -1496 this important pamphlet of Aboriginal Lonnie loonies/ Flea Markets y Host and Food Safe Cooifieda FORSAI.F: Weedeater and carvings. Call meetings in the Fall. The opportunity Original paintings, - 2 BOATS FOR SALE: 1 - 32 foot I Bruce 728 -3414 you're interested. Education. NTC Open if /SD 70 Liaison PIP- (can customize orders) III LAKE MOTEL: is there, "Go For 0" (my motto). I "Flea 7th, 2006, fiberglass, 180 horse Isuzu motor, radar SALE: The Committee 2006/2007. and in one Market/Loonie Auction: October Somas Hall, Tseshaht P.0. -84- Ahousaht, BC. Angst Atl year round! Coastal rainforest and BOOKS FOR Whaling wish you all the very best in your and colour sounder. 1 - 13foot Lifetimes Indians, Legendary Hunters -by Edward section there are important meeting Reserve, 10:00 am, to 4:00 p.m. Auction starts at 2:00 p.m. Concession hme(250)670- 2438 -cell (250)361- world class recreation at your doorstep! doctoral dissertation. You will sail with 25 horse 4 stroke outboard. Serious Sapir, Moms Swadesh,Aleandcr Thomas dates for 2006/2007. stand. 7389, jmesswaa5lelus.nn For reservations and other information through with flying colours. inquiries only. Boats can be seen in call 250- 743 -3844. P.O. Box 340, Port and Frank Williams 545 each, The I have photocopied and given to Tat Ucluelet. Phone 250 -726 -4620. Whaling Indians, Tales of Extraordinary Chou. Dr. Elizabeth Tan 82. Classifieds continued Elizabeth's Native Crafts: Alberni B.C. V9Y 7M9. Totoosh and Judith Sayers who had Ex en'en ce told Tam Sa: á'0h apls. vests, shawls, button blankets, WILL BAY CONVENIENCE ALUMINUM FLAT BOTTOM SKIFF William, Dick Captain Bop Tycase E40 James and Rush, sons Steven CAMPGROUND Call Ha- Shilth -Sa Norman of pillows, dreamcatchers, E 12 FT X 5'6" with nearly new STOKE. & Life Goes On an excellent paying job at Maagtusiis Ill each. If ya wouldple like to mocha any Rush .ins Imala and Lorraine hags drums. etc. Mercury Motor and Trailer. 54500.00. ph MAIDS School. I worked for seven years, @ 724-5757 or email one these books please contact Reservations available. Open year round. Williams (Tseshaht) ) would like to hear a) e -1587. then got let Call Lin 5250-723-0034. (250)539- 340310(604)290 and aa orr m e 7 24 -4229 This is just words of encouragement to go because of my alcohol leave roll hashilthsa @nuuchahnulth.o from all family members. We can be ALUMINUM CENTER CONSOLE Matin rigs available, 726 -8306. anyone disease. Five short months later, (lust and leave a going through challenges, trials, at ODD Teen will do odd jobs. Call rg when you want your ad contacted via email BOAT III I lung X T8" wide. Nearly JOBS: black \clam, wallet with and even poverty. five months,' went into a treatment LOST: ten's [email protected]. Please include New 150HP Optimax Mercury Motor (only Gordon 7234827, cemer for my problem. Unfortunately Ben cDavid ID Call Paul or Lie 3 P96. First of all, I ana single mother of foin deleted or revised. ,Ala,-ckmaPJk SIGNAL for your snail -mail address. Chum. Klecko. 58 hours) with FS. load trailer. 51 7,000.00 PRO available BREAD: Albernil this did not a FRESH in Pon children (two of them on their own land my job. Luckily againa in aN9rDwmtC'wmSt.AlalwneAatut lames S. Rush. Firm. P hb 250 539-3403 or 604 290 Workshops/ Conferences, Healing he fresh baked read, rs Mat I have true friends in my life or park.? the other two are 16 and 8 yeas of age. I 1587 Circles/Retreats/ Journeys. iüem Cana Plume a call Carol A. Lucas received veryry hale money being on because mR triad Cathy Dennis -hired Gold -" LOST TRADITIONAL 'w 2. Bowls n4° Contract or full-time position. Holistic PACIFIC BMI Both yourar vial assistance, so was extremely e at her Restaurant in Manna fC_] .s...... ^ CEREMONIAL DRUMS. A pan of av Ixa,ec man Employment Wanted 15,1 Box 272 massage and aromatherapy with essential at Both Omega and Education (one source of OMEGA determined of the greatest things 175.00,112.120( VOR 211, damna Mother's Dal March to Stop to work Luckily (and 1 Services Offered oils by Raven Touch Please contact Omega aresac fatty acids (EPA's) mean in life) rei Y.. Uri Violence song missing Both dorms are LUCKILY) I had somewhat Hate Ole JsatNUtr Eileen Touchie 5250-726-7369 or 72E- (dtiolab,bt). TballymmoeThey be I've been thinking a lot and honestly painted with native designs. Roth arc of TRADRIDNALDIR3OIIT CANORO good education and a lot of work 5505. manufactured ,shinty to her soar 1. the don't know where my life is leading Ian great sentimental value to both myself n.r.rraeml LES SAM experience. CONSTRUCTION DAI CARE PROV IDER wit0th, it has found(seal that the nearly know his going in a positive direction Personal ad and my entire family. A reward for the Here's how the story goes. I didn't r AVAILABLE: Monday to Friday 7:00 with dice high wal diet, had early f^/ because I plan to face w complete my grade 12 until I was 28 challenges runt of both drums is being offered aw.arl..loams 1250/ from ' F a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call 726 -2040. Faith disease andhad enter. I and have decided to go bank to school. I WANTED I would like to find Native ',1.rwa years old. Thanks to Pam Frank Perry and upon ream no questions will be MEETING FACII IT9IDl[ I aids and Richard Watts ®(250) 724- do have Indian pen friends: male, single, sincere, nsase.Tatlee,A.c VORa who was the one to encourage me to some University Studies Credits asked. The return of both dorms will he NEGOTIATOR: Are you tired of 2h11 tech 731530 in which I am age 30 - 49 years if possible. Does not finish school. Kleco Kleco Pam from the tremendously proud of forever greatly appreciated. If anyone Finn meetings going all night long, never FOUND: A shawl rya, left at Me I lune of because my Grandfather is shinning smoke, drink or take drugs. I am 48 yen, bottom of my heart. Shortly alter known the whereabouts of these Nations Graphics_ Specializing in Native finishing the agenda, going around in the and has not been picked up by single, sincere, 1 down on me as I face thew challenges do not smoke, drink or me, the owner. Piave pick up your shawl a[ completing grade 12 I moved onto precious gifts to will be greatly Vinyl Decals- (Custom Made/All Sizes). circles? 20 years experience and proven and trials in take drugs. Miss Angela Gibbons, 19A Lewis (rouge, College Studies and took Early my life. I lose you Gram, appreciated - do not bris, to contact All types of Native Graphics. Call Now! track record. Keep your meetings on the House of Macho Thanks for inspiring me. Submitted by Muithead Ave, Liverpool, England, L13 me, Joseph at 725 -2388. Douse :Tb buy hod. Childhood. That was that In 98 I landed Nellie Klecol Celeste lacko. Ph: 604 -928 -2157 or track. Call Richard Watts, M'mIIh. hall A Daisy Helen Eliza George Ahousaht 9BG WANTED: lb buy house Ira Tseshaht Kleco! Email: 1250) 724 -2613 or (cell 731 -5795. Raorvc. ('all Jay fti-. 73142569. ladybrave055hotmail.com ^-C=="... Available any time. 20 Ha- Shilth -Sa September 21, 2006 NOEODOCØ BUSINESS NEWS NEDC says Farewell to: management and NEDC has and enjoyable experience expressed interest in that I've had at NEDC thus Jack Marsden contracting or hiring me on a far. INTERN part -time basis to complete Do you have any advice some of those projects as for other youth? NEDC Board of Directors well as any new projects that I've learned the importance may come up. and Staff would like to wish of good governance and Jack good luck in his studies What have you learned / structure. I would advise and future endeavours; and experienced at NEDC that anybody to thoroughly say `Thank You' for your you will be sure to take research any possible hard work and committment with you? employers to make sure that you truly believe that to our Corporation. I have learned to speak up a more and to actively you are a good fit within communicate with that organization. If your I in am currently the process management and staff as values conflict with u11 of evaluating and exploring well. Over the past few organizational values, then tra my opportunities for my years I have gained a lot of it won't take long for your ,4 career goals; whichever knowledge on the policies own motivation, direction I choose to go will and procedures of NEDC and performance and more Jack Marsden is 22 years of greatly impact my future this year I was able to importantly your stress - age, from the Ahousaht career development that I confidently suggest and level and overall happiness Tribe; for the past few will pursue to ensure that I make recommendations to with life. Remember you months he has been a part obtain necessary management on how to could be spending upwards of the NEDC Team as both a knowledge, skills and make certain aspects of of 40 hours per week with Summer Student and an abilities for that particular program delivery more these people and how Intern. Jack is also a position to be the most effective and /or efficient. business is conducted - Entrepreneur and a Bachelor efficient and effective That is the most rewarding chose wisely. of Business and employee (or self - Administration Student. employed) individual that I can be. Registration Form has motivated What your You've worked for three education /career summers at NEDC, how decisions? was this year different previous years? NEDC's Fall 2006 Workshop Series My educational goals has than been to complete my studies Previous years I was by December of 2006 and I employeed for approximately First Name: Last Name: was able to accomplish that 4 months, this year my Organization: Age: MailingAddress: employment was cut in half through my internship Phone: Fax: due to the internship. This earlier this summer with E -mail: NEDC and taking two greatly affected which and summer courses as well. how many projects that I could complete during my This greatly effected my noise register an for the following workshops: immediate cash flow given duration this year. Business Planning -3 Part Training Course situation as I had to Initially I was quite Melt Sep. i. Ozt R & r1 rri arien Smyrna rrmr o r: GrikTdio of Find commute from Nanaimo to ambitious thinking it would Projecting Cash Flows - 2 Part Training Course a be quite similar to previous Port Alberni twice week on Asir áw. 2 & Oztc. 4. ?nrya tumor( Srswam Naciik ettarr: apsid.9~rmex average while receiving no summers; however, I quickly Promoting Your Business discovered I wouldn't be additional income. This was that Deltic .l414 0ztreillor (ODae ior1fw.o: afittg, uumrltsiimp fiieiiÜltlrit0lr: Gamma a sacrifice I was willing to able to finish all of the tasks Government Regulations & Reporting I initially set for myself make as I could get into the that Ewa:- Mk/Abat[ O(ltellyor .:t morrow ,.' roan* *Taro, will fi+e *IN Farnihltottcrr: Plif ^ and was directed to do. workforce 4 months sooner Bookkeeping and NEDC was very Therefore, there was Uttar lase Ofirlhorfork Wirer_ 3 burrow frpoláttatCr . ttND accommodating to my considerable amounts of See workshop outlines for more details situation, and I would like to effort on my behalf to formally thank them for prioritize tasks at hand Registration is FREE however pre -registration is necessary alongside with managements doing so. *Please note: Workshop location may change if registration exceeds the capacity of the What are your long -term assistance to complete the facility. However, it will remain in Port Alberni and you will he notified in advance of any educational /career most time sensitive and changes. plans? Where do significant tasks. I learnt * *Please give advance notification if you are registered and will not be attending the you see workshop! Your consideration is greatly appreciated. yourself in 10 years? excellent skills in project Nuu- chah Economic Development Corporation (250) 724 -3131 www.nedc.info to promote and assist the development, establishment and expansion of the business enterprises of Nuu- chah -nulth Tribes and Tribal members e«t Isle &woad .. .