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Bi-Weekly Newsletter DATE: February 5th, 2020 Volume 2 issue 1
All Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiitbuildings are closed. February rTth,zozo for Family Day.
Regular Business hours will resume T'uesday February t8th, 2019 @ 8:3o a.m.
AII 2O2O LNHL PARTICIPANTS
Participants please leave your name and the team you are playing for with Colleen Stonefish and/or Jaime Ann Whiteye before 12:oo p.m. Friday February L4,2o2o. Anushiik
News ltems Due: jr,rru Friday February r4th, 2o2o @ 4:oo pm >t(? d Next Publication Distributed: ?l Wednesday, February r9th, 2ozo g apI GP4-á February t4th, zozo
For more news and information check out our website www. delawarenation.on. ca ffi lry
Iìcl ùrnaerpéclli L¿rhkéeu,ii t Administrati<¡n Oflìce : 5 r Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit Council
COMþTUNXTY BUI["ETIN
Non-Members Require Residency Permit
It has come to the Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit (Delaware Nation) Council's attention that there are Non-Members who may or may not know that pursuant to the inherent right of the Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit, the Council may permit, deny or revoke any granted residency. This has been in effect since zOtO and has been reinforced with the following Council motion, dated July 5th, 2OI7:
MOTION#3 Subject: RESIDENCY
'Thøt Chief ønd Council hereby sen e notice to community thot oll non-members resÍding without ø Residency Permit must opply on or belore luly 74 2077; foilure to comply will result in removal from commun¡ty."
This Community Bulletin is being issued to advise that this motion is in effect and that anyone who are not registered Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit (Delaware Nation) members and are residing within Moraviantown still require a Residency Permit.
RESIDENCY APPTICATIONS
"Permit to Reside Application Package" are available at the Administration Office.
Pleose note: there ore non-refundable monetory fees for a probationory opplication, completion of a successful probøtionary period and thereofter, an annuol renewal of approved residency permit.
The Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit (Delaware Nation) Council recognizes and acknowledges that there are Non-Members who have complied with applying and receiving an approval to reside within our community.
January 28,2020 Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit fob Posting
Fost Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant
Education Ðepartment
The Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit Council is currently accepting applications for a Post - Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant within the Education Department.
SUPERVISION The Post Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant shall be under the supervision of the Education Manager. Jsb Çpmmaru SCOPE Under the direction of the Education Manager, the Post Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant will provide support and advocacy to potential Locatbn: and existing Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit post secondary students and will perform a Delaware Nation wide variety of administrative duties in support of the Education Manager. The Educat¡on Deparlment 14783 School House Post Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant will be a part of the Line Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit Education Department team in its' support of the lifelong R. R. #3 Iearning goals of the Delaware Nation membership. Tha¡ncavilþ, Ontarb NOP zKO EMPIOYMENT CONDITIONS This will be a contract position from March 9, 2020 until September 4, 2020 lndustry Renewal will be dependent upon employee performance and funding. Educalbn (Lifekrng Leaming) DUTIES & RESPONSIBIIITIES [to include but not be limited to the following):
Job Status: n Analyze and gain a strong working knowledge of the Eelünaapéewi Contrac{, 26 weeks Lahkéewiit Post Secondary Policy. 35 hours per week " Keep abreast of the latest procedures, guidelines and funding for government agencies, post secondary institutions and other regulatory bodies. Salary: . Recommend poliry amendments as required to reflect changes with post To Be Determined secondary institution protocols, government policies and student needs, " Through positive communication, support, advocate and provide direction to applicants and post secondary students to assist them in succeeding with their academic goals. Closing Date: " Ensure post secondary applications are complete and accurate. February ß2424 Provide sponsorship letters to successful applicants and corresponding 4:00 pm ' post secondary institutions in a timely manner and in accordance with the Delaware Nation Post Secondary Policy. n Create and maintain a detailed tracking system of post secondary students throughout their academic careers to ensure requirements of students and Post Secondary and Administrative Support Assistant are promptly met. " Oversee post secondary budget, including forecasting, monitoring and reporting. " Answer phones for Education Department and forward to appropriate staff, " Assist Education Manager and Education Staff to meet Delaware Nation Finance Department cleadlines and requirements. ' Provide support to Education Manager and Staff in meeting educational ffi goals and needs of community. o Take lead in developing and completing community events as required inclucling krut not limitecl to lhe Annual Education Ar¡¡ards Banquet, Professional Activity Days and Lambton Kent District School Board liaison meeiings. a Will be required to carry out administrative support in areas including, but not limlted to reception, data management, filing, preparation of cheque requisitions, ordering supplies for office, recording incoming corespondence and inquiries etc. a As directed by the Education Manager and in absence of, or on behalf of Education Manager, attend various commlttee meetings etc. a Maintain partnerships with other Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit departments to meet and fulfill initiatives and goals of the community and leadership. a Maintain positive, respectful and productive relationship with community members, departments and leadership.
OTHERDUTIES: . May be required to assist with other programs, services or proJects as time permits.
QUALTFICATIONS: . Familiarity with the Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit community . College diploma OR a minimum High School Diploma with 3 years' experience of office administration. . Strong skills in letter writing and email correspondence protocols, ensuring spelling and grammar accuracy. . Knowledge of post secondary institution proeedures afld acädeinia would be an asset. . Experience in First Nations Education (culture, history, systems) . Must have a strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word, computer literate in Excel, Power Point Outlook and Access. . Ability to manage multi- projects with identified deadlines. . lnterpersonal skills for purposes of community communication and reporting. . Ability to sign and comply with and Oath of Confidentialþ.
E[IGIBIIITY . As this is part of an aboriginal wage subsidy program, applicants must be:
program if successfully selected for the position.
CIOSING DATE FOR APPTICATIONS: Interested candidates please submit a Cover Lettet Résumé, and 3 currentwlitten references (2 work related and l character) in a sealed envelope to:
Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit (Delaware Nation) Administration L4760 School House Line, R. R' #3 Thamesville, Ontario NOP 2K0 Marked: CONFIDENTIAL "Post Secondary and Admlnistrative Support Assistanf
Must be hand-delivered or mailed. Emails and faxes will not be accepted Closing Date: Wednesday, February Lg @ 4:00 pm
pursuant to Section 16(1) of the Canadi.an Human Rights Acl Eelúnaapéewí Lahkéewíit gives preference to First Nation applications. l6ile we sincerely appreciate all applications, only those candídates selected for interview will be contacted. qnd Please note the selected candidate will be required to submit a current CPlC/Vulnerable Sector Seqrch consent to a background reference check' Eelü naâpéewi Lahkóewiit Early Learning Ceñtrs Accepti ng Appl ications INFANT (6"IS ù,IONTHS} TODnLER, fi8-3t MONTHS) PRESCI{OOL (30 MOfìITHS - G VEARS} BËFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE (4-6 VEARSÌ
þ{ouns of Openation: E:0Oarn - S:00prn Reg istration pacl .S {Ê* Õâ" -nnt* Þ8t ftlldmn *$*'-oÊt Frnllh¡ ou**%-^ *ìw Êdur¡lor¡ .-çltOs \,-**% _" {*^rç* % coNTtrcT us AT {srs} 692-3625 OR vrstT us l\T 14?62 sCt{OOt HOUSE LIHH, THAMESVILTE, QN NOP zKO SOAHAC îN DELAWARE NOTICE OF FEBRUARY 2g2O OFFIGE HOURS NOTICE OF MEHTAL HEALTH SERVICES The Mental Health Counsellor will not be avaílable on Wednesdays, NOTICE OF PRIMARY CARE SERVICES Clients may be seen by Dr. Shah on Tues. Feb . 4, LL and ZS,2020 Nurse Practitioner Mary Ann Wisenberg on Wed. Feb.5 & L2,2020 Nurse Practitioner Brooke Wuerch Thurs. Feb . t3, 20,27, Z0ZO .4f (2261 qg g7 sourhwa¡r o"çil| I 4-I7 Aboriglnel Hcalth 1./ ¡ r¡/ AcccE¡ Ccntru NARCAN NASALSPRAY ar- r'ã'*frra-*atlFd rr¡t TRAINING * ffifüimn {l: tÀ$il $Fß[To's WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2O2A r'Íl rtitrplü üI¡'rdlf'lü Ë{ lr3 ¡ñ - Çr'aaÐdi"rù¡ * Ë¡alr- 12:00PM - 1:00PM !rt¡ rúdti*¡ôl r'¡d¡* a ÐrÍ rg.l¡f*t 3ñtT . "¿r¡çlrr t¡ l¡ 'f¡,¡¿i Ë I ,ri i, t DEL"AWARE NATION H EALTH É*çrarilutúl ã¡!l t î¡t(¡ I CENTRE . ***LUNCH IS PROVIDED*** **PLEASE CALL 519-692.3969 TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT AND A REMINDER TO BRING YOUR HEALTH cASp** POWWOWZUMBA WITH LISA HILL THURSDAY FEBRUARY ó, 2O2O THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 3,202A THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20, 2A20 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ,2A20 5:30PM-ó:30PM DEI.AWARE NATION COM M U NITY CENTRE **PLEASE BRING YOUR WATER BOTTLE** Badrnínton Or Picklebatt Nigbt Aü The Gomrnunit¡r Gentre Monday February 10th Monday Februa ry 24'h Ases LL- L7 4:30pm - 6:00pm Aqes L8 + 6:00pm - 7:30pm *Please bring indoor shoes- Any questions please call (519) 692-4434 or email: [email protected] VON - Foot Care Services When: February L Lth, 2020 Where: Delaware Nation Health Centre Time: 9:00am - ? (until appts. are done) Please call the Health Centre to book your appointment. (sLs) 6e2-3e6s ATTENTION FITN CENTRE MEMBERS lf your key card doesn't work please call and leave your name and contact number. Sorry for the inconvenience. Delaware Nation Health Centre (s19) 692-396s á $ t¿ FOOD BANK TH U RSDAY, FEBRUARY.'13, 2O2O - t 1:30PM 4:00PM ¡ i DELAWARE NATION I !¡ HEALTH CENTRE **IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO PICK UP ON THIS DATE, PLEASE CALL 519-692-39ó9 TO MAKE OTHER ARRANGEMENTS** ***REMINDER TO PLEASE BRING YOUR GROCERY BAGS*** AROMATHERAPY MASSAGES WITH JOANNE CHEECHOO FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 ,2020 9:004M - 4:00PM DELAWARE NATION HEALTH CENTRE ** pLEASE CALL s19-692-9969 To BooK YOUR APPOINTMENT ** Lunch a,nd_Learn 1 When:February 4'h,2020 fìfr Time: l1:30am-l:00pm lVhere: Delaware Nation Health Center Since February is Heart and stroke awareness, Dr.Shab will be in to talk about how to keep our hearts healthy and happy. A hot delicious lunch will be provided Free Soup Day! When: February 13th & February 25th Time: i 1:30am- 2:00pm Where: Delaware Nation Health Centre You can eat in or take out 55 and over Flea Market London When : Feb¡uary 8'h, 2020 Whst we are doing: Leaving health centre at B:30am, flea market, provided lunch at noon, than shopping. Retuming home at 3:00pm *Only 9 spots available in vøn* Please catl heølth centre to register @ Slg-6gZ-J969 POÌffiER $KATßßUG Where: Bothwell Arena Who: Ages 7-L3 Time: 4:30pm-6:00þm Dates Tuesday, February 71tn, 2O2A Tuesday, February 1.8th, 2020 Tuesday, Febmary 25*, ?fll20 Tuesday, March Etd,20m Please call |on Snake if interested. (51e) 6e2- 44vt MUSTWEAR FUtt HOCKEY EqU¡PMEÍ{T DATE CHANGE!!!!! FEBRIJARV ]S HHART & STROKE AWAREII¡ES$ MÆONTH "Salt-Free Shaker Making" (forthe table or in recipes) l{hen: February 14th, 2020 Where: Health Centre Boardroom 2 sessions - 8 ppl per session ffiilt il.t il0ltf ]il[ Session 1: 1:00pm-2:30pm Session 2: 3:00pm-4:3Opm Information & recipes will be QUICK FACT! handed out to help you cook Did you know if you eat too much without salt and to salt, the extra water stored in your add good flavor. Also you will body raises your blood pressure? have your very own spice The higher your blood pressure the greater the strain on your heart. shaker to take home. Call the Health Centre to register (s 19) 6e2-3969 SNACKS PROVIDE Hert$bdce* COMMI-]I{ITYCENTRtr OPEhTGYM& CRAT'TS AGES:6I8 YRS FEBRUARY 1sTH FEBRUARY 29TH 12:00PM r 2:00PM PARENTS WELCOME PLEASE BRING INDOOR SHOES & CLOTHES YOU DON'T MIND GETTING DIRTY SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO CALL JON SNAKE AT (51 9)69 2-4434 OR jsna ke @xplornet. com ç a -'n6 I "¡ìft a G :;F! ',ir1 å "tr" !''ê,t-t ; ï I I I tI \¿,,.4 Ê. i 4l:¿ I ENTART IIATI|III 1II}I1 ITIDGTT TEAN Iour fupport lr Grrrtly Apprrctrt l I lf ) ÍEn sffi FEBRUå,RYT6,?j97ß {t gfloJtH- llt]oåM st fhs EelunaopËãry Lnhl€Euiit Gonmunity Centre PEH PER$0il llsnu: $6 Eggs, Pffis*es, $ausaga, Bililr, Toast, toffee E Juice De{aware I'latþn eügç Lf-¡l-tL i.tdæt Tearn lv'lernbers; Slraun Glover, ¡qJec ,rehrgr¡¡"¡, Breclc Rain*y, ãach Logñn, Sh*yr-e Lcgan, fieia Gûrdbirrn, Caley WhiÉ*ye, Cc,*y .$milh, i\fqwisus Wn¡îÊye, ßrenn*n Slr:n*f ish, jtf*ble $lçnef isn, Mãìsün ldi+rs Wn'1gya ' I Û I $uIRer I Iu H [iluance Gare Plannins Wor[[ool($ tl Pruuided # 5 I I I I t r#l (,ÅRl-. any ,{D\,R,ï P[.AN !'{ I N t,[ ü y0ü may haue w¡tn y0ll ITBRUIRYt9,2020 lloor Ir¡rgs aua¡lflhle ffIUI]IGTGIRT Any questrons contact PmilililG tltr0 Stacy (Q 519 692 3969 srssr0il Speaker-Shannon Richard from the Palliative Pain & Symptom Management Consultation Program Nurse Educator for Lambton & Kent Counties Eelunaapeewi Lahkeewiit Time: 5:00pm to 6:00pm Delaware Nation HEAL'TH CENTRE Advance Care planning is not for just when you are sick. Health 14737 School l]ouse Line and personal care circumstances can change quickly and without Thamesville, Ontario warning. Come find out how you can be prepared for a time when NOP 2KO you may not be able to nrake health decisions for yourself. €elunaaoeeni t ahkeelry'iit (Deld*drê llafion) Frlday, FehruarU 2lsf l{}:t(}am-Z:OOpm fl,h¡. GornmunlfU tenfre JOIN US FOH FHEE - BLOOO PHESSUHE TI{EEI{ tûfrE & sEÍ - OUTSIIIE SEENCESISERUICES EVERYTHIHG ABOUT - NUMEHOUS UENDORS HEALTH AND - LÛTS 0F nFoHm0Tnn }IEALTHY TMIHG - ft0tn PHtzEs - PNSSPOFT GßME FOH SPËTIRL PRIZE - gnD muclt moRE üRÊflNEEl} E9: D-rI. Íleaffl, Cenfre FOil MSRË I}IFüRMTT}OI{ /' F:[5'l9f ûS2-3969 I Light lunch provided F: f519i692-3'f8? li¿de with Po*îerMyWfi il. coryl '!.j : ! : i1 :t :: ' ¡ I 1:i\ I :ì ! :. ¡ I 1r I' l! i .t : :...1 i { ,.] :: i ' fb- d-*-Þ.. < i.. .,åif,Ë,.1.¡e,,. , r**, Cigarette smoke contains over 4000 chemicats that harm your body. Some of these J chemicats are atso found in car exhaust and around the home. The chemicats found around your house are safe when used property but not when breathed into your body Ì "t' through a cigarette. Find 12 of these chemicats in theword steuth betow. I l. :t a IilF F JKOKBUA ISPRREAR 'i ; .l NIALEJLBNRELWEOBAF t I I A E N T E OO T O I F E l{ P C T D V ]r ;. UWBDSAPSRRAASPKAAtl ì I 1 DJgZOOPEIIADBIEFSB J¡ I IWTOCAEJTRTXBN I JYYt 1 i HNASVTCPIi/ZBTPTFCTW I jI VZORA]vITLBDRNKSUCES DNEBPAROEOEJTTEEWI LWRDASELLAORFNLWTO WAFBUVEMATNVEINZCR CAREXtlAUSTSESALYSD T IvI U F Y V J Z B F I D R P B E E E SFO]vILCWVRXBPRIOCTI S L L A B tl T O IvI H A S E IvI Z A W T S R E T O I L E T O t E A N E R VIi/ LRJLHMAJDFDJKZJEDW OLPPAWTHDRIvIUSVPYYK f ANT POISON LEAD TAR BUE SPRAY FLEA POWDER ROCKET TUET CAR BATTERIES t'l0Ttl BAttS TOII,ET CIEANER CAR EX}IAUSTS PAINT STRIPPER WINDOW CTEANER J -*4r 't '*4A :.:-'+ --..' ' ' Smoking affects many parts of the body, both inside and out. The picture below shows some of the body pañs that get damaged from smoking Draw a line to match the jumbled word to the correct word. IÙIEYTS IRAH WEAKER Ii4USCLES KYUYC INKS STAII'IED FINEERS LLSYIYIE AREBtlT DISEASED LU¡IgS OLWYTE ETEHT YUCKY SKIN IESNADT ENETRSI DAMAOED HEART KREEWA SICSEU[iI YELLOW TEETll SASEDDEI OUNSL SilIEtLY llAIR IIiIDAADEO ERATH SMELLY BREATtl Now print the word next to the correct body part. s s Y Y s T W D D s There are heaps of good things about being smoke-free including healthier skin, fresh-smelling clothes and hair, fresher breath, whiter teeth, better sense of taste and smell, improved fitness and less sickness. Name ,rî".3.?î:: *.-nt Year: heolthfroy Fnunclalnr"l I utrition Drop ln Location: Delaware Nation Health Centre Boardroom Join us the l¡t an{3rd Tues9a}¡ of every month beginning January 2l st betw€en 8:45-9:45 am for a tasty nutritious breakfast and an opportunity to ask any nutr¡tion or wellness questions and to share your experiences. For more information please contact Stacy at 5.1 9-692-3969 or Mikaela at 5l9-693-4441 ext.2454 t Diabetes r \ SCHEDULE OF EVENTS JANUARY-JUNE 2o2o JAN START ¿oro WITH CLEAR VISION (BOARD) Goal setting and creation of a vision board 13 Time: 3:oo - 4:oopm HEARTS FOR OURSELVES FËB NUTRITION DROP IN Self- Compassion in Diabetes Management and its role in and FREE BREAKFAST helping cope wíth lífe stressors 11 Time:3:oo - 4:oopm Come enjoy a delicious nutritious breakf ast with VACATION IN A JAR MAR us and ask your nutrition Create salad protein "bowl" in a mason jar with flavors and wellness questions. inspíred 10 from around the world Time:3:oo - 4:oopm 1st ¿nd lrd TUESDAY GARDENING ToI Each month ÂPR Learn how to go from black thumb to green thumb 8:45-9:45 AM t4 in 6o mínutes Time:3:oo - 4;oopm Starting )an,21,zeze MAY SPEAKING OF OUR BONES All you need to know about Osteoporosis 12 Time:3:oo - 4:oopm Éltht Dftndoos JUN SUMMER SIZZLE Annual Summer celebratíon 9 Time:3:oo - 4:oopm L ) All Classes are free & everyone ís welcome! lndividual appoíntments wíth the nurse and dietitian are also available I Diabetes For ínformation or to register please call: (5r9) 6g3,6joz February 2O2O Youth Group Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 2 ó 4 A 6 I HIGH SCHOOL Youth group NIGHT Open gym Youth centre Youth conûê 4prn-6:3@m 2pm-6:30pm Þ6 15 I 10 11 2 14 Youth N Youth cenfe 4:0opm tp 6:sopm 16 19 21 22 HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT gym Community centre 4pm€:3opm 4:OOpm þ 6:30pm 23 24 26 27 2B æ HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT Open gym ceritre Youth cente Community cenùe 4pm-6:3@m 2pm-6:30pm 4:00pm tp 6:30prn TO TALK Support is ô phone call êrr/el&" Call the ns an l*I ä:i5!, 8ilf." C,anadä Lr", { LIJ C) 7 Rt:N4lN l)frll 7 [)lcirsc rùtrlnì (rr fclle\\ ot e tcltrc lilr¡x¡1' htrol's ¡{EW RE,GISTER FOR YOUR LIBRARY CARD! ffitroägm äfi*lffiffiffi Anime Sunday 12 PM - Anime 10 am February 9- Welcome to Demon SchooMruma-kun Watch how a * Top Hat can * JT Ë t T -Ë f s tFt be made out t- -ËE !Ð ct¡- fF rFl !tÐ - of foam mats. r!Ð f!Ð r|''l € tÐ CÐl¡ r|I F rf, lr lr flltt aÐ F I rt¡ Icrtr I Ðr 5 G[¡ Ictr fi¡ 6 h, H f Ët =t6U b --Qnt b -vì Ël ÊÐ gt nY- Ê- lÜ DVD Donation I Ë- d 6t J :E lr -a) lå -lr = We have gotten some donations in - individual February 16 - Case file 221 ,¡l No. movies and series. (Kabukichou Sherlock) -() Rental period DVDs I 0 for ct - from the Library is one E q)- week. -x rrl,¡l q¿ I L If you have some movies 6t e) you don't watch anymore -'- give them new life at the Library. m ( ? a , , &reetor.vvt fi¿'t¿tt î,JË6"Ë"oí7-n Kuwiingu-neewul! Grade 7 and 8's The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) has stated that if a provincial settlement has not been reached members of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO) will participate in a legal one-day strike action on Tuesday February 4 and Thutsday February 6,2020. All information on contract negotiations are on the Lambton Kent website. www.lkdsb.net Library Club: Happens every day in the library during second break Monday: Magic the Gathering Tuesday: Library Council Wednesday: Coding Club Thursday: Book Club Friday: Gaming Club Grades 9-12 The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) has been notified that members of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) will join colleagues throughout the province in a one-day legal strike (full withdrawal of services) on Tuesday, February 4,2020, unless a settlement is reached prior to this date. Ifa settlement is not reached and the one-day, full strike proceeds, secondary schools and programs under the supervision of an OSSTF member at a Board or affiliated location will be closed to students on Tuesday, February 4, and will reopen to students on Wednesday, February 5,2020. Please continue to check the LKDSB website up to and including Tuesday morning for updates regarding whether secondary schools will be closed to students on Tuesday, February 4,2020. The High school students have started their second semester on February 3,2020. It has been confirmed that Leo Nicholas will be the guest speaker at RDHS for the guest speaker series. Leo Nicholas is a member of the Munsee- Delaware Nation who has worked many capacities for his community and other organizations. There are four dates that he was confirmed, with the earliest date, March 5,2020. Keep watching the newsletter for more upcoming dates. Just a reminder to please ensure that we have a completed 201912020 Release of Information form. If you are unsure if one has been completed for your child(ren), you may contact the Education Office at 519-692-5551. Upcoming dates to remember; Feb 3: Gr 9-12: Classes begin for semester 2 Feb 7: Gr 9-L2 Semester L final reports issued Feb 1L: Grade 8 Photos - need appointment Feb 17: FAMII-Y DAY HOIIDAY!! Feb 20: Grade 9-L2 Drama District Festival (to be scheduled) Naahii Ridge Elementary School Congratulations to Kara Cornelius for making the Naahii Ridge Student Council. Student Council consists of6 Student CounciI members and 5 classroom representatives. The purpose ofthe student council is to give students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school activities. In addition to planning events that contribute to school spirit and community welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. Good Luck to those who are going to be playing in the New Credit's First Nation Invitational School Hockey Tournament being held on Friday, February 7th in Osheweken. As a reminder, if a provincial settlement is not reached, members of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO), who are in a legal strike position, will engage in one-day strike actions (full withdrawal of services) on Tuesday, February 4 and Thursday, February 6,2020. As such, LKDSB Elementary schools will be closed to students. Skatine: The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) was notified that on Monday, January 13,2020, members of the Elementary Teacher's Federation of Ontario (ETFO) will escalate the legal strike action, involving a partial withdrawal of services, to include field trips, extracumicular activities. This has affected skating and as a result no Skating will take place until further notice. Food Orders (School Cash Online): March Food Orders close February 19tl' KinderStart-Kindersarten Registration: On Monday February lOth Naahii Ridge Public School is holding KinderStart from 9:30am-5:00pm. This is also a great day for the Senior Kindergarten families coming to Grade I next September to come in and see the school and get their registration forms filled out. Dates to Remember: February 17th Family Day Jason Meness Andrea Tobias Student Success Worker Secondary StLrdent Success Worker Primary Eelúnaapéewi Lahkéewiit Eelúnaapéewi Lahkéewiit 519-692-sss1 519-692-5551 j [email protected]. ca andrea.tobias@delawarenation. on. ca # MORAVIAN UNITED CHURCH Rev. Joan can be reached on her cell number 579-495-9383 at her home 289-7574 if you wish to schedule a home visit or to meet at the church Sunday, February gth @ 9:3O Worship Service Wednesday February 12th @ 2:OO - 5:OO p.m. Drop in time for conversation, coffee, tea and snacks - opportunities are offered quilt or knit or if you wish or bring a craft you are working on. l"t Sunday, February 16th @ 9:3O Worship Service Monday, February 24th @ 2tOO - 5:OO p.ffi. Drop in time for conversation, coffee, tea and snacks - opportunities are offered quilt or knit or if you wish or bring a craft you are working on. Please join us - Everyone is always welcomed DELAWARE NATION EM PLOYM ENT AN D TRAI NING JOB BOARD Week of For the Week of: Februa ry 3,2020 - Page One LISTING OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE AREA. TO SEE A FULL DESCRIPTION PLEASE CHECK OUT THE JOB BOARD AT THE TRAINING CENTRE POStTtON rocATroN EMPLOYER SAI.ARY CLOSING DATE First Nations, Metis and Windsor Greater Essex Feb. 5,2020 Inuit Student Support County District Workers School Board Homeshare Social London Ministry of fi1-,195.74- Feb.7,2020 Worker Children, 91,518.23 Community and Social Services Human Resources Walpole Island Walpole Island Feb.7,2020 Generalist First Nation Family Centre and Child London SOAHAC Feb.7,2020 Care Director Homeless Shelter Worker London Mission Services fi16.32 per hr. Feb.7,2020 (4\ of London Indigenous Education Sarnia Aamjiwnaang Feb.9,2020 Support Worker First Nation Licensing Agent Dresder¡ Sarnia Alcohol and 926.64-fi2e.60 Feb.I0,2020 Gaming Corp. per hr. Child and Youth Worker London Atlohsa Family $20.50- $21.90 Feb.14,2020 Healing Services per hr. General Labour Chatham Renaissance $14.00 + $3. + Feb,1.4,2020 Personnel Inc 4% vac + shift Premium Nurse Practitioner London SOAHAC Feb.1.4,2020 Coordinator, Culture Chatham Municipality $31,552.- Feb.1.4,2020 Tourism Development Chatham Kent 935,667. Thunderbird PIaza Walpole Island Three Fires Feb.14,2020 Manager Development Corp. Construction Project Sarnia Aamjiwnaang Feb.'1"4,2020 Manager First Nation Maintenance Supervisor Leamington Caldwell F/N Feb.19,2020 Operation Manager (2) Chatham Municipality C/K fig4,662- Feb.2'1.,2A20 fiL11.,617 Administration Assistant Chippewa Chippewa Dev $32,000.00 Feb.21,2020 Corp DELAWARE NATION EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING JOB BOARD Week of February 3,2020 - Page Two LISTING OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE AREA. TO SEE A FULL DESCRIPTION PLEASE CHECK OUT THE JOB BOARD AT THE TRAINING CENTRE POSTTtON tocATroN ÊMPIOYER SATARY CTOSING DATE Registration Clerk (2) Chatham C/K Health Feb.2L,2A2A Alliance Registered Nurse Thamesville Dr. D Stephen us$76,000. Feb.25,2020 Jones Camp Cook Komoka Camp Kee-Mo- $500-$600.00 Feb.27,2020 Kee weekly Assistant Resident Chatham Skyline Living Feb.29,2020 Manager (2 person team) Office Administrative Blenheim Zimmer Air $19-$20 per hr. Mar. 1 ,2020 Assistant Service Inc Teacher Walpole Island Walpole Island j|;{.ar.18,2020 First Nation Education Assistant Walpole Island Walpole Island Mar.18,2020 First Nation Language Teacher - vatlous Lambton Kent June26,2020 Lenape District School Board Trainer (2) Bothwell Thunderbird Soon as possible Partnership Foundation General Farm Labourer Blenhiem Kent Farm $15.50 per hr. Soon as possible Supplies Ltd. Construction Coordinator Chatham/Kent Habitat for Soon as possible Humanity Full Time Security Officer Sarnia Lambton Mall Soon as possible Food Processing Chatham Renaissance $18.00 per hr Feb.28,2020 Production Associate Personel Inc. Subway Sandwich Artist Ridgetown Circle K Soon as possible Daycare/Head Start Kettle Point Kettle Point $70,000.- Soon as possible Manager fi72.000. General Labourer West Lorne Rockland $18.54 per hr. Soon as possible Flooring Office Admin Chatham Canadian Tire $15-$16.25 per Soon as possible hI. Executive Assistant Bothwell Thunderbird $45,000- Soon as possible Partnership $51.000. DELAWARE NATION EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING JOB BOARD Week of February 3,2020 - Page Three LISTING OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE AREA. TO SEE A FULL DESCRIPTION PLEASE CHECK OUT THE JOB BOARD AT THE TRAINING CENTRE POSITTON rocATtoN EMPLOYER SALARY CTOSING DATE Swine Technician (2) Thamesville Riverdale Farms $14.00 per hr Soon as possible Indigenous Cultural Sarnia Spirit Staffing $40.000.- Soon as possible Resource Coordinator $45,000. Dishwasher Chatham Gateway Casino Soon as possible Server Chatham Gateway Casino Soon as possible AM Sorter Chatham Purolator Soon as possible Child and Youth Worker Petrolia Perspective Youth $16.-$20. Per Soon as possible Services hr. Service Coordinator Sarnia0 Bearcom Canada $38,000.- Soon as possible $43,000 Summer Student Opportunities Student Warehouse Watford Forest Agri Soon as possible / OfÍice Assistant Services Ltd. Student Purchasing (2) London City of London fi16.17 per hr Feb.6,2020 Student Custodian (2) London City of London fi16.17 per hr Feb.6,2020 Student-Growing London City of London 916.17 per hr Feb. 10,2020 Naturally Home Visit Clerical Assistant (2) Chatham Municipality C/K $15. Per hr Feb.1'l-,2020 Student - City Green London City of London fi16.17 per hr Feb.11.,2A20 Outreach Intern Student Municipal Law London Citv of London fi16.17 per hr. Feb.12,2020 Enforcement (2) Office Assistant Chatham/Kent Chatham Kent $14.-$15. Per Feb.14,2020 Police Services hr. Traffic Management Chatham/Kent Chatham Kent $14.-$15. Per Feb.21,2020 Assistant Police Services hr. Student - Indigenous-Led Ottawa Export Feb.2'1.,2020 Exporting Research (5) Development Canada Caseworker - Ontario Sarnia Lambton County $16. Per hr. Feb.23,2020 Works (5) Camp Leader Student (6) Various Municipality C/K $14-$15. Per Feb.24,2020 Locations hr. Jr. Recreation Staff (7) Chatham Kent Chatham Kent Feb,24,2020 Recreation Summer Intern Bothwell F{aggerty Creek Feb.26,2020 DELAWARE NATION EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING JOB BOARD Week of February 3,2020 - Page Four LISTING OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE AREA. TO SEE A FULL DESCRIPTION PLEASE CHECK OUT THE JOB BOARD AT THE TRAINING CENTRE postïoN LOCATION EMPLOYER SATARY CTOSING DATË Summer Sfudent Opportunities - Continued Summer Reading Program Various Chatham Kent $14. Per hr. Feb.28,2020 Support Worker Student Locations Public Library (4) Collections Assistant Oil Springs Oil Museum of $15. Per hr Mar.3,202A Summer Sfudent Canada Visitor Experience Oil Springs Oil Museum of $15. Per hr. Mar.8,2020 Summer Sfudent Canada Summer Student Wallaceburg Accurcast Inc Mar.15,2020 Other Summer Student Opportunities within Lambton County have been attached to this |ob Board Listing Copies of |ob Description can be viewed at the Training and Employment Centre. Additional listing will be at the training Centre |ob Board Don't Forget Employment Counselor is available every Wednesday at the Training Centre between hours of 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Academic Upgrading every Monday and Thursday 12:30 p.m.to 4:30 p.m. Lambton CountY Caring, Growing, lnnovative St*mmer Student ÛPPortu,nities Listed below are Summer Student job Opportunities. subscr¡be to To þe notlfied when a new Summer Student job posting is ava¡lable, çffeer Ale¡ts and select the "summer Student" checkbox' Currefit epportunãtâes PoÊ¡t¡on C¡osing roþ Job ritte C¡tv Catecorv NumDer Status Date Summe Grand Students & March i0120- Eeçiltlesil¿Èpg$ r Summer Student Bend Summer Students 8,2020 L29L Student Youth Fn0åoement $LArtå Summe 10120- Students & Märch Pragramminq r Sarnla 1 195 Summer Students 8,2020 Assistant LSilmme[ Student Studenl) Historic NewsÞaFer Summe 1012û- Wyomin Students B'. 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Two letters of reference DOCUMENTS MI.'ST BE RECEIVED BY TI{E MUSEUM OF HISTORY NO LATER THAN MARCH 3I. pg-ËASE MÀfiL, FAX OR EhdAfrL ÐÕC[J¡\4EÈI{TS T0: lndigenous lnternship Program c/o Coordinator Canadian Museum of History 100 Laurier Street Gatineau QC Kl A 0l'48 Tel.' 819-776-8270 | Fax' Bl9-776-7110 [email protected] h istorym useu m.ca/indigenousi nternship Note, All internships are conditional on verification of security clearance. Community Development Corpomtion '^'"'oæ+*'sê-- COMMUIYITY ECO]VOMIC DEVELOPMENT FORUM Februory 27th - 28th, 2020 This 2 Day Workshop will focus on : . Helping businesses understand and prepare for potential opportu- nities and providing them tools to maximize economic develop- REGISTRATION DETAILS ment opportunities. . Reducing community economic development barriers and a Breakfast buffet served at addressing challenges. 8:30-9:00 a.m. . Community Level Business Readiness and Business Retention Sessions Start Promptly at 9:00 A.M. Each Day . Understanding Supplier Relationships/Contracts. For room bookings, call Four Points by Sheraton at Carol Anne Hilton, MBA 519-681-0600 and mention CEO and Founder of The lndige- Tecumseh Development nom¡cs lnstitute. Corporation to receive our Business Management (MBA) from corporate rate. the University of Hertfordshire, England. Carol Anne is of Nuu a chah nulth descent from the a Non-refundable registration Hesquiaht Nation on Vancouver fee of $100 must be lsland. received in advance of the Carol Anne was recently appointed event. as a senior advisor on the Canadi- an Federal Economic Growth Council. Carol Anne was also re- cently appointed to the BC Eco- Derelopmenl nomic Task Force advising the Ministry of Jobs, Trade, and Tech- 560 V/illiams Drive Samia, ON N7T 7H5 nology Carol Anne's work has been recog- Phone 519-332-5151 nized with a BC Aboriginal Outstanding Business Achievement Award, Fax 519-332-6196 Toll Free 1-888-433-1533 a Creating Wealth Award from the National lndigenous Council of El- E-mail : [email protected] ders and Business of the Year Award from the Nuu chah nulth Eco- nomic Development Corporation. Carol Anne currently serves as Director on the McGill University lnsti- tute of the Study of Canada and the National Canadian Community Economic Development Network. Carol Anne is an instructor at Simon Fraser University's Community Economic Development Program and a faculty lead at the Banff Center's Indigenous Business Program where she was also a Fleck Fellow. * I ÃË"i'"i ã","'$å,iÅi,?,.ði',.,-lii.* ' Association of lroquois and Allied lndians 2O2O ANNUAL HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP 2 Scholarships - $1OOO.OO each AIAI The Associarion of lroquois and Allied Indians (AIAI) is a Political Terrirorial Organization (PTO) established in 1969, ro represent their seven member First Nation communities at all levels of government. AIAI represents approximately 20,000 Status First Nation people from Batchewana First Nation, Caldwell First Nation, Eelunaapéewii Lahkéewiit (Delaware Nation), Oneida Nation of the Thames, Wahta Mohawks, Hiawatha First Nation, and Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte (Tyendinaga). PURPOSE The AIAI Health Scholarship Award was created in 1989 to promote and recognize First Nations excellence in a Health or Tiaditional Healing post-secondary program. Uldmatel¡ we strive to increase the number of First Nations people entering into a health profession as their career goal. The successful applicants (2) will receive the $tOOO Heakh Scholarship and honourable recognition by AIAI's Grand Chief at rhe 2020 Annual General Assembly. SCHOT-{RSHIP CRITERIA .All applicanrs must be of First Nation heritage and be a registered band member with one of rhe seven (7) AIAI member Nations - Batchewana, Caldwell, Eelunaapéewii Lahkéewiit (Delaware), Hiawatha, Oneida, Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte (Tyendinaga), and \Øahta Mohawla. .Applicants can only accept this scholarship as a ONE TIME recipient. .Applicants must be enrolled as a full-time student in a Health ¡elated or Tþaditional Healing post-secondary program for the 201912020 academic school year. App lìcations must inc lude tb e fo llouing: .A SELF PROFILE describing why you are deserving of such a scholarship. .Thanscripts displaying your current academics .One (l) letter ofsupport from your current program advisor, school counselot or professor/instructor, etc. .One (l) letter of supporr from your Administration Office conñrming that you are a registered First Nations member orvour communitv' ArAI Health scholarship AppLICAïIoN DEADLINE: APRIL 24,2O2O at 4:30 P.M. NOTE: Any applications received after the deadline will not be considered. REMINDER: include your contact information: i.e. Return address, email, and phone number. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TO THE ATTENTION OF: Suzanne Nicholas, Health antl rVelhtess Coordinatot' Association of Iroquois & Allied Indians 387 Princess Ave. l.ondon, ON N(rB 247 (5lct¡ 4.14-2-,'t (5le) 675- 105.t stricltolasç,,1t i:ti.o¡r.. :r I I t 'T I I I Federal Economic Developr*en1 * c:y i..:r Southern üntario What we are looking to do: We are looking to create a database of Indigenous owned contracting/trades/supplier businesses from our local Member Nations. For More Information: Please contact Stephanie Stone Jordan s Principle Supervisor/ MCFS @ ste ph ani e. sto ne @m naas ged. co m o r caII stg - 289 -rrr7 ext z,4t **Must be licensed and insured** lf your skills \ .,*Watgr t, include: *}leater *Repair *Replecement *Drywall *Carpent a - I *Painting *Kitchens *Plumbing I *Baths *Electrical * *Flosring Tile, Etc. Jordan's Principle Unit Priority Services for Communitv Members: | 0 - 17 years of Age . Community's with fil0 Jordan Principle Programming on their s l.¡ tirst Nation" ü t¡, ú. fit o Members L à tl'rat live off the First Nation. First Nation's that Mnaasged Service's ' t", abh. ', nw b, Contact (519) 289-lLLT for more information or to Schedule an Appoíntment WASTE CONNECTION OF CANADA Garbage and Recyeling Colleetion Sehedule FebnnrT 2AZA Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fridav ., J 4 5 6 Recycling 7 Garbage Pick -up (no clear/bluebags) 10 11 t2 13 Garbage Pick -up t4 17 Family Day 18 19 20 2l Garbage Pick -up Recycling (no NO Seruice -collection is one day later this week. clearlbluebags) 24 25 26 27 28 Garbage Pick -up For any inquiring's please phone 519-360-9435