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, P .. . a `3ts+..._!' , _ . s is_B. L ,-` -_ ,-me --lS. rwir Okarahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand RiverWednesday November 5, 2003 Confederacy told progress . m F (zpOPo/l'e) /°t/Jl('eh' ('rl/t1gm being made, agreement over t Red Hill by month's end? r By Lynda Powless Editor ti The Six Nations Haudenosaunee Confederacy may be set- ting a precedent for future negotiations over use of qe,a Haudenosaunee lands in Ontario after council was told 1t Saturday a joint stewardship agreement for the Red Hill Creek Valley may soon be a reality. The Confederacy negotiating team ber of the team told the err reported to council at the Confederacy after several meetings t Onondaga Longhouse Saturday with Hamilton city officials an and told Royanni, "we are doing agreement may be coming by the something really special and really end of November. creative here." And the agreement he said would 0 Paul Williams, a lawyer and mem- Or (Continued on page 5) New Credit members...show h! . me the money! By Lynda Powless Editor t NEW CREDIT- Mississaugas of the New Credit are each going to be a little over $400 richer starting this month after a public meeting this past weekend saw band vote members overwhelmingly to distribute some of the a interest money accumulating on its $12 million trust to individual band members. - Just minutes before he was swarmed by Hamilton city police and arrested Trevor Doxtator told police, the Red (Continued on page 6) Hill Creek Valley was Hodenosaunee territory and subject to the Nanfan Treaty of 1701. Police arrested protesters a last Thursday . Some of the protesters still remain at the Greenhill Ave. forest site but police could move in at any Inside Our Sundae Best time. (Photo by Edna Gooder) See more pages 10 and Il a 4 Every Day Local - 2 Hamilton police move in on protesters, Editorial 4 t for $1,. Mnw. aw ioatnc 9tts)ae 4riovs r., Mein yctáy ta swre ap YON íavottritr iewcr kdqt, wavhisrtt a twa!! more arrests may be coming at camp Spats 8 b my. ram t.,,iryaAespy tn axntthes! National 13 By E. J. GOODER Staff writer Caress 16 \ ._ HAMILTON-The cold, overcast day set the stage for what was about to begin on the Red Hill Classified 18 Creek escarpment. Business Directory 19 Activists confronted workmen with Six Nations, band, members Donna served. This Issue: ., ... saws on the valley floor forcing the Powless and Trevor Doxtator came Three times the injunction was .-_...... ,,, nn workers to leave only to return a face to face with a line of police as read and still the two aboriginals short while later, with reinforce- a male sheriff read the court injunc- and their supporters refused to ments. tion demanding they immediate leave the valley. Remembrance 282 Argyle St., Caledonia At 8:30 a.m., five police vehicles vacate the property. As the injunc- Powless waved a 300 year -old Day Special Caledonia Restaurant rapidly entered the Red Hill Valley tion was read anxiety and fear per- treaty and shouted - this "land from Mud Street and Mount meated the area as opposing sides belongs to us." She argued that the o 21)03 McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited. For the exclusive use of McDonald's Restaurants of Albion Rd. The activists rushed nervously eyed each other. native population "took care" of Section Canada Limited and its franchisees. At participating McDonald's Restaurants in Ontario. For a limited time down the side of the escarpment Walking up to a large tree a male the newcomers who came to these only. Valid only after breakfast hours to restaurant clos- ing time. meeting the line of uniformed and sheriff nails the court injunction to i plain clothes police at the bottom. its bark. The injunction had been (Continued on pages)

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- . 2 Ot.;, LV, November 5, 2003 November 5, 2003 local - - - 3 Red Hill Creek ValleyV Expressway agreement would create stewardship y p g P council Confederacy agreement would see burials wildlife and plants protected Street- A à.: -p } . xi al g Red HAW cask u P' - %'r . rdedlY rata . t interchange , l\ \eq / ¡m+í' \ ,._+s< J'.°I .:Y r r 1Xn _ ? _ N. :: ' : ri . ( y P9rPWRid ' //yr l' ä. I....n,d; . - \ ; n: [i' .R4.1 f.. _ 7 ! . +. . '"TCs.. r . .,

y s ' . . ,.A `l T --+7? á R ma Á li_ i, P } it's ? shi, . .rhg The map shows the route the exprersoov will take. The r't, rhows where she roadway le a and on ramp Greenhill atéove to use the kasr amaum of am in Nark the4J woe rams led New loo, .0 ate pogee and pear re clashed. This partial, of the Red hill proposed exprenwuy show. alignment of the shied diamond shaped,, f a The Red xwpmpared expressway shows the alignment rf the ,. a I hit interchange .haws the tramp, is hps. lad possible. In other areas there are pope. However of this site,e knownoreheatageee area, direct opt and off roadways am eapased.Ironically bees now brae rat." la bug`a by IC'tm e,dfo,., been proceeding. nothing Is hind He said only one burial has been vun nn wpeentnm from the H e mid there roundhouse nghouse by protesters (in the circle above) are outside the rod area W would no Awn Men threatened the roadway.

ing until k d at Mamma its located , ' provision, ( atlas h f found m the Queen Haudenosaumc and Hamilton on tolls et but Ilamalal roue: (Continued ,front pre us page) makes re the valley is hoot only appointed bane count, Davle o l l , , , have all report to you (Confederacy by of rims archeological fl ad they uric I. coolie f IiraltiN Highway .a she n whoa first assignor u o .tel. to put milsH on the roadway. Ile said fisheries has regularregulations il ...Les of plans and General as New boson General Caudill fun: waiting m up the ball if we 'tend a nary a ewwthir pink rip s the Mine Julep ow. op a moor, fur be valley and rout we are keeping our eye on the be m follow. The realignment boats. has for updates, but William r Ile said Hamilton +man to °even drop i. there ate others waiting kHe.aid Ne negotiators it. to any nc 1 os mmmissimstm oversee lust are pro- then Implement future." I and restoration of Ne creek and its He said time will be economic said. "1 told him we don't report to op a building house acre. the developme d the Root Hs, la N to fail. It's hard burden but «ding with the eoncept of pro- said any development in the He said an Issue has been mule .rounding beds will take up to opportunities associated with the the band council. We report to logical goods found during digs Creek Valley n re being careful' tenting the environment r aMe valley would haver be approved Ne Coho salmon going up the Rd four years to complete. roadway development. "Do we Confederacy" throughout the valley. The Valley woos within Willi.. eUOthevegoe flo uam 1.000 area of the valley and mo- by Nis body. Hill Creek . "flee of the saddest to a Ile said, "w explained once we -We have told them a building the t "We have talked to them about want be pan of Nm:" Ilankmsa,mc separated burials from mcM1COlogy. wing Haudenoaucee rigxu ie "It's a new kind of creature but its sights will see is peaplelifting fled lo Confederacy housing Jew artifacts for educe Haitiananfan Treaty d you 1 during are restoration and restock- He said they have ham sytis so the first dote we valley. wee manly .armed "For have agreed, Ne meshing that can be done If Me them over mavens so they can go ing of the creek that only Indigo- avden ee.velopingsa Plana Conned we don't have a problem mod m. o. &geed idea, but

remains . . as the Beaver Hunting Grounds. any human are found, Ne "We are not gong to argue over Haudenosaunee and Hamilton upstream and lay eggs that won't nous plants and fish species be and tiee nursery to replace ell. any rte about the neM it would hall here in the nano. .tams a safe place for Me things mid tiro chief vase, tl around duet and we who awns what. We are going ta wall rage The Haudenosaunee h tan.' introduced The Coho Selma h almost 90,000 trees that will be cu I and wing them ry and be like hu they dont agree with the roa, have a degree of ,nu, The,a talk about responabilitY about have right,,s in the valley. Hamilton He said they have a Nd sports gaming fish that belongs in down va make way forth eight He said be even had an individual the Confederacy s.mpmm stewards and developing the e Nay would b Ina place where way but we will get involved fw: .p a mu has rights in the valley we don t Department of nerys andd dis- British Columbia. 11 any salmon Is lulom roadway, cane up to Item outside school children could tour and its extend that we can at this hme, p tide Past human burials fond at ter plan for the valley to protect the have to aga over she me r.gh. sad the conditions that fully no to helm... they will h is -Twee isla opportunity for us o Onondaga Longhouse just before ties as ases mer moved and reburied Ut mare." ode. right here" web n w a ixe burials natural we agreed its joint responsi- burials will be flooded by Me obligation Lo make sure it is indrge create work that k now- his report to the Confederacy "He we've said no He said they have also received erosion ecology" a 1hY Y the rood He sad the negotiating runts bility," realignment of the creek bed from nous and in the ease of salmon e said the negotiating team has said to me Nat I don't negotiated 1 around and workong 1 to the levers from band council chief *mid the negotiations have been noes Ma, Hamilton towards the creation Ile said they are negotiating the present cause back to is bring in the Atlantic e salmon. We received letters of support from the for him told him, tilk Paul williams , to do. Robert tens... who said there Yer joint atewardsxipMardorcommis- issuem of ions along tin: red N.h Nook 10,000 years ago are being very careful. We went to bend council and they have Chefs. l got ajob !report "We have said our people will Ile remanded the council. ..me He said Hamilton has also "must be a way and rules for the received from the two h o work together, We rom pay tolls. We are negotiating are not to n.ons veMes tn. a. letter Nis keeping in mind the Mid. are negotiating with Hamilton end Mods.. of New thebeclaim- couldn't c nsid

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4 Turtle Island News - Commentary - November 5, 2003 North America's #1 Native November 5, 2003 Weekly Newspaper! 5 Okarahnonha Leah Onkwehonwene n UURTLE USLAND WNPT....I uo LPST k - Negotiators report to Confederacy council on progress {1/ M\F1L1TE CPLL El NEWS n TWE Si, Nations Hoodenosawee Confederacy Council has a m m negolialea best deal with am wdl be m404ful Mat GOVERNOR? city of Hamilton are alter murex s and Turtle Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations (bad appointed a negotiating tram to meet with City of Hamilton the , ; Negotiating team: Woes Mat require attention, not River Territory. It is a politically independent newspaper that is officials and come to an agreement on the future the Red af The team was made up ehe least are; wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No nc,,,ion Hill Creek Va/fey. The team reported to Confederacy of Paul Williams Randy Henry, -Tic crethbIlity of the Confederacy portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or I / i Council on Saladay. Pant member Brian Doolittle shares Homo Silversmìtb and Brian Council; if it does this well, it editorial content may be reproduced without permis000. cons drops the bail, v .11r,It7 E\11tN`,t-1 his report with the community..... Doolittle PUBLISHER -Turtle Island News Publications the 1 r w The team will not have the au thor- loses re in c m y - .(' . f, EDITOR Lynda 'w within Pore, 'ti leaders. These are things that keep The area w the boundaries il r to make l, on behalf and in theon world .Stuff Reporter -Edna Goode, us as Haudenosaunee, not in nine al In At Nam Treaty of of the Confederacy Canal. Mt -Treaty nolo. we don't ompro- rode Island News. a member of: l,,l only 17011 and as such is subject to the win negotiate towards agreements m N them; they arty ...el +Native Journal.. Association Irian Doolittle So we should show appreciation .sing of treaty rights. that tie Confederacy Council will but we address them piedcallr, in +Native American Journalists Association I hoot mixed feelings as and and respect Specific i consider for ratification. way that gives them current a International Commuas to Protect Journalists Worldwide before you today, on[M one l These ti a given _mom, urd 011540olo01 The team responsiblefor any recognition and effect MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS as of mid Peninsula COUNCIL am grateful for the beautiful day omfon and as assay. ,gam rig oNer. aama a people with -la planned nude Island News -FO. Box 329, the Creator, has provided but on the belonging The confusion sets in -Harvesting, stains regards to the Red Hill Creek issue. vay 2208 Chielkwood Roud other hand my own is when I'm expcdencing expansion M the Hamilton state one of not the sea- -Environment in general The team will report to the -Tic Ohweken. (Ins NOA IMO confusion. soda of unity, the disregard for the Confederacy Council and if needed Tryon Telephone (5101.5.08M F. (5191 M5-0.5 I need to take up some of your and discipline that is other igg seek advise from those gathered at Topics d negotiations; E mail advenixr2tietunleislaMnews .cam °r time to express this m you so Nat required s to maintain the high Patiicipati°uin the benefits of the the Haudenosaunee Resource -BurMs w.tMmn leislandnews.coVolume mo perhaps you will understand and I ground in dealings outside of care- including Centre. -Archeology nc \.h.00. 8. Edition will have some relief. most 42 creation of a vee nursery The rem will involve expertise on -Medicine plants Since taking up this position of Now I can proceed with my repon , as required Hunting, fishing. Second ('lass Postage Registration 80728276 -Envieonmenul am gathering the things St'ehsile: no aa.lhetertieislandnew..rnm negotiator for the issues of the Red m alto I have been -Employment The team win function according -Trees and planting involved Letters: Time for community to wake up Hill Valley which was August with in .Fad,, the Red Decisions roe the to the principles tithe Gina rat. -Environmental remediation 30/03, Urea have been many other Hill Creek Valley accorAney sr win; -Cultural repository Confederacy heading in activities that tie been involved Issue: Confederacy Chiefs: Conduct ourselves as one family -Toils and highway use should be n° expressway over record of firings reader says with ta are Tall center. around The city of Hannan, Ontario is There a take our quarrels outside the -Valley master plan However, Mar Communim Menem: y members and ow. , because we have a election coat the cycle of ceremony and life building an expressway mana bina mca- family, we work them out our- Joint stewardship right direction i.1 sages M What is iappening to our ing citizens. Barry, engi- ing up next year? In do hie cycle we have burled a area m° advanced selves Umbrella agreement This past Saturday ere had the pleasure of limning while ma men. known as Ill Red Hill Creek Community of S d Iamb. Iretired the alb Me Community have I the r late valve Mrs of the Six Nations Haudenusaunnc Confederacy Coma), friend, on the life side have Valley. The area that the express- rrn° -Communicate openly between mall th wash ex e their 1.fortunately. this Card of nine chair of nor Six N F known it to be in the job d mended a wedding witnessed new \ members the t o secrets appó 041 negotiators updated on their p rat cal going mum in a known d Agreements reached to date and Ntrying nor anderprelep m mothers J are. There are Coup. Dave Smith i business tion of the Executive Assistant, babies getting their names, begin location for many arcft °bligM. no delay ttprotprotect and preserve u much of Me controversial Red Hill Creek fog., OrsoMr 20, NOT three councillors object o the entrepreneur and aimalka. Monture-Bombe. to run hest wary ca w¡aam palpase .Maintain ors hein light fv multi million expreuway being built through late lull Beard ending s me dating back IOA00 r fd wain -Facilitation a Berm b ororsdure amt arec always[ voted R. care honor until around and head deliver e have had our braves mere. Wane Me. waN the team tear dead What le die valley. }art years. M R n m of beg ar01 s gang Iwo Jae. They are Dave Hill. Glenda lor and was tie clair of the Library fired letters. I give rwua. It was a pleasure became M road Ming take by the Confederacy' de Concern for the x ed Porto and Carl Hill The n thee Board for to porn 2 ant Yo many years. There have Iron eight all os for theAWuR' IAe Creme :t !lathe' each or °r gifts m me bulk. B h als and archaeology its negotiations is just so Haudenomume. HaudenPSaun10 would appoint millors. who ate I 10 And lastly, Bted the three hired, with most given a job pmv accomplish Ms they The negotiators told the council they are ram's their protection of re tie has aW la kw memore the people in their Districts, members of the Gaming and heir lobs not being were burials. There will be no olisturwn, this lama negotiable. lñey have posted, put through and we saw the certainly m listening to the them. Commission, d mu, wake M which hen he pas w babies Noughtought and for Review; Rumours and views of others /reposed all burial oats will remain wiN the burials and not be on Red Hill Creek Valley hen d IM community. Whatever emMrs had requested t meet Council, viri their naming. display a mason. Ws good to sme the react for Maas who came the Chief suggests, they agree taled representatives of Council who will be fired next. Ira We have had visitors coming from before is taking pracd in the d scut ° : f burialsb and grave all got RUMOUR FACT liter the pmt two try have. many times r two beyond the point of ridiculous other attend medians. Anlewogwal sites art being separated from hands and they years. .e past *aunties I. Fired A a Hill. Executive years. request never hap Wake up and speak out Gunny° and a we shave had an The negotiators are not legitimate The Confederacy Chiefs appointed the should he. The hope is to muddies a type of Haudenoaunne misrule Arnstant to M Chief and Council pend. Chiel and Community, opportunity to listen to them carry hopefully here at Six Nations where craw all easily access team nth no consultation and the Chief Councillor Sid Henhawknv Al las 15 people have been Bred out their Jude, and with But what really dunes thrones. this agreement is Ne dime.* of participate litres Julie. Monture. who Ms m and mea is the involved at sharing. art pm of Six Net n alma two years. them bo.ceremonially and social- The continuing fire at the Red llill/Creek The Chiefs directed people pdakd usperio 'Maas and de establishment of Ne web- A Concerned Community Member ly. the wampum's were com- Not a fight over who really owns the valley (kiln us dam is no ques- When at the request of the Chiefs the site to bring the fire back to Six Nations 2 Hord Pontine Tremblay a We eta and itw explained to them. bined we were able to witness the ilea, but put i a,modern come a dm eon about sapin. arnica acad. OR Sa has all no me g happened. So une sense of the words United is The agreement on burials states that no sibility And that's war. glop m g overo for both Six aims and Notice That the removal of burials being .m lived tall. men. and dam whew Is the integrity of Chie Nations' Hamilton. omaal Statement rrom ins bodies will be removed, but outlines a am Law My el Me Canal Im tonsure and Councillor One iron nations the Oneida or negotiated &nebeaus la takes the fight out of the valley and puts it squarely where Cvyuno,0 Clan( MY She na et Cars ehrke Henhawk2 where is Ne hoary, the Thames have built new long- is be found and in belongs the conscience of all of us Tm All Peuples Concerned process to follow if one to mil Council la 5e to mac What's Nev problem, house and send an invitation to The future of tie valley is one just for city of Hamilton residents Over the past few momhs dona- how protection will occur tion] Ottawa to N Obviously it s o get rid o attendmoving he of the fire and enjoyment_ if had been we embody shouldn't b ante all IM housing las nave been made , help navy 1. FiW Whig. community them- °arty members aloe them we attended ,nee hundreds, com- development that has liken place or IM golf course that dots thel and] me co s.°rmtiviies Wen pleas ae That sites of former villages are being For the first time the rules by which s of the Tourism Board (Lynda with Councillors who vote in the bining with others from other com- stye. but Ms a future for Six Nations, the people who, reIN Ow Red Hel Crock Valley ,ales. Steve Wilms, Shirley Chief's farms. Again we participated ignored archaeologists must abide, according to the in the valley and who hunted there and even recently faked then. Expressway Pmjat. The monies Farmer, Ava Hill, Glenda Porter, Wan s the respect gone for our both t ,,na and socially. When sun to k about treaty rights land clai ms and who oars gathered were to used fo sup values and beliefs of the Haudenosaunee Elaine kickers, Paul Williams arson* and communitybai memen, m- And the notion of United Nations what Midi government and aboriginal people have to M immix, in plies ne other miscNlneo °s items !lawyers and Ron bxsy was are put in place their approach. Coat during the occupation of the Valley. demonstrated. being Fired Phil Monture who was This the third time Asa Hill has In all of these things that I Irene Six Nations its not an abed. We arc surrounded by urban centres and There has ronce of the That the medicine plants are being ignored A group of Haudenosaunee medicine Research Director for 27 years, been Trtd (ac Executive s the past recent ifs only going to g et worse *Ma the Mid-Penn.. highway goes m ,t 0of tae funds. Mout xulult m a Tourism Board mber and timpesu Mere were t things Nn and and face the blade of a bulldozer people are studying and preparing articles through M a how years. Populations es the centres arm. us Ne going M Y f h 1 who oppose S. Fad tdo swan an mall her Imm them Gamin ma to me about new a people to boon. Them will millions of people living on our doorstep I nook bu for an agreement. They are also trying to Slain and 1,1 k rd, 11,14 Comm*. e dura time Steve the Haudenosaun remal and N'e have aloe m terms with the fact haMe worldo 'developing sp[ ta und und r rM' mpmea. met ix yea of apakea. ver Wpw a,has ken fed O''al.l'. how the responsibilities to do .is a method to do the gathering and around us and warm Mean Moot vy m ap Ihm w h a ken dto help develop were aly, yeti Adm.,. in Timm and ear fromfro eCamGaming is lain.. tell.. pIb p prlla¡..a. the Own experience. Commission," and ne second time The appointments of certain pair further protection of plants. roeteud a have rode just who happening with da g we w Wd Snap C hose as II+First Nations Limited Asa. Glenda and Steve+ coi' of us could have the aunty of ' to its course of 10,000 years ago. Men impressive. It talks ahem and It talks about joint stew - these Mites. somehow disrespect for the Creek Partnership (Rama) 6x0040 they about the can being. ardNip. In talks about tespmsibtliby and for [Mt they should be com- ,fie NYa Weh, .maw Setups Clan R. -, 4 all the awls Six Nava, rronrry and havehav volunteered ° acknowledgement of mended for their volume, hours, their had work and their careful, mw Re y CWnmueher There was m Systems (charte,, Bom may is it and the careful progress ommmees... i our structures of operation That nothing is to be done in/on the Red This was molt a condition that is known to Darlene Hill. Kyle Mann. Teresa go along with The council isn't happy m expressway is going through LETTERS TO THE EDITOR respoibilities that Moronic. Gary losOdawa again this week sifting in the gallery. Island News for election The gallery is above the where you see people seated was the left in the circle is councillor Dave LaPorme had to meet twice ova etaa profiles at (519) 445-0868 Genend the onW Si: Nations presence Monday in Me gallery when the week, legiskation was introduced. Zen', Owen Hill, and a tiger, Kenna Hill joint d Me Sig Nations Day Care kids in dirk and treating Ne trust fund members to get the Jamieson cancelled another band council meeting M. week to watch from the galler,(Reuters Photo) around Me Waage ean while one of Sir Nation's favourites haulm on Halloween i neW door to the Day money for community members. Core <.ur. M. hwe Wholes by Jim C. Cowie., "All they really asked for d was Mat a community meeting be held ud a vote taken. We did Nat 01 54111,1,1181111554111,1,11811154111,1,11811115s Vyla Williams a rai in Me hoi gew Spiderman Wm; Mitten arid the this put weekend. We had about y9P Hulk, Lennox Mitten to join her in her Trick and Treaiing Friday 150 people there and only 22 vo. and the Skeleton Lance William joined them. against dishibuting it." 'The Mississaugas received die $12 111[111d, \ million in a land claim settlement for a portion of land along the New Credit River in Mississauga. The money has been held in trust and a community trust board was estab- lished to releau the money for non- Jennifer Rosenthal of Long Deno, ceetorms, a toick dispatcher and mother of a r .rra profit community projects. four-yew-0,d. lone .saé m; :.w: irem .,.b d.ne« e chased sone dirsary suppiemen. on the interne to help r .w In the past the money has been her lose Wsconno I r w ... r .. used for creating at the ele- s mural She had no idea that she was buying Nem Na r salas' Inn Op.. an i.. the schools pow- man was Tu. to» ua inane.w h. mentary school, who importing Chincse hedos as a sideline. Three weeks rk.. Iwo out of three One.... ' wows, research department equip- adult lalx Out MT Canattaatzeu yet o.:. ment and a nature trail. ú`...r:.i ëw..°nl+.. nr..earaa aÑ,..' Chief Larorme says Me proposal .1 w .í. '- : v mea.« process is long and cumbersome. "1 xi.ale.,Y.....ma.. `A r.d.1m. and our director (CyMrsa Jamieson) arw.r M .....,. _w: board 1119199 rr have been talking to the » 9 99 919 9 .- e.«..«-aa a s '. about nuking easier for orphan Oman n.d t:1: ..:.r ° wear`" III MONO COUNCIL apply.. There's lot of paper work w .. s . wt. 1J 6111M0.10 wmoose. ono noe - Mcw., He said when the trust was estab- rw : Anort ED BOX de OFISIVEKBN, ONTARIO CAN A eA IMO .....mweahe.....o = .m: fished the agreement included a sec mé.ñ. :°.,¡m:¡ « m='i lion that said up to 35 cent of eta . . y..} .. the net income gcnerakd by the 9/299 «... ..wna a..v . w -an .. « a.. SIX NATIONS ARTS AND CULTURE finals may be Ms... per capita,- p Nr. or to individual hand membeds. 1:K:I1T oil, moo onseso ma re avoeiae 'Council was fully in favour of the tte ,...... COMMITTEE IS SEEKING FIVE (5) r, . per capita disNibution Our mea. .._, -' W. mil 44-+ M bers haven't seen anyMing loam n ~ COMMUNITY MEMBERS ually from the settlement. ^ projects but m mom Inside the Aoyal Bank Trick or Treaters may not get free money but We've had community ' ...._. .,.m. _.``_. The Committee Members selected will help to guide the the treats were being handed out they haven't seen anything end d r '.^. . 19919.9999999199 199 was their land so we supported the : n,an « . . : Yi...`:.'r.M ° ' future of Six Nations Arts Culture by way of input and distribution." ._.r.....-..y,n...... "*.:'="."...... ''''o recommendations to the Six Nations Council. New Credit heading into He sods. armors to is about r Mmn. SI million will be split among the r.e.r. MI, . 1500 band members and it amounts M ...'M.rw =u.....r.x. Please provide a cover letter indicating why you would band council elections to just over Wench. en a.n+iant ..+,.' The money will be distributed on .... NEW CREDIT. the There are 17 punt° nominated to so like to become a Committee Member and a recent Resume ttirec dates, November 22, 2003 emons. on so fren.e. M soda. of the New Credit run for nominees are; 0.2.0 council,. December 20, 2003 and January 10, :°bi *404 to: are heading into band elections Cecil Sault, Stacey Laramie, ,...... ,..- 2004. later Mis month and so far five Marvin LaPorme, Maureen .waas7n.n.. .,,,.+.r...... n.. Those applying have to have e . .. v-wti.w Lori Harris, Council Secretary: people are vying for the duels Larorme, Adam Sault. Keni r+r1 no.s been on the band membership list i...errle.eaan . yoo m.+w.e+....« potion and 17 for band council. King, shoo Boneharn, Brenda ever 44e between Inuary I, dotard n` warir^v.lr.rrsrs P.O. Box 5000 New Credit horns elections every Sault, Les King, Julie Laforme, r °rgi December 31, 2002 Me dates of the a.o. arí°YYiaaA.,as two years. Lonnie King, Andrea Sault, Diane laze a. wal ova :::twen»a.sÑM 1099 99 991 '197 land claim and band councils last ` Ohsweken, ON ea Seeking the chiefs spot are; (furor.) Sue, Christine Brant, m.a.w.an ., nodded statement period. >.«,...aY..... incumbent Bryan LaPorme,. had,. Stephanie Larorme, Gerald WINS. m.°,..:,ë: .,..,m.m NOA IMO Ile said Mea members town ÿ`t- dates Warren Sault, Stacey Larorme mid laws Sault. MM. .ng in Nree pieces of identinu- uvmmnmw scecuar Fax: 519-445-4208 Lar-onne, Ward LaPorme Jr.. and Candidates have moil tomorrow °° ,.M moy,ga,yyse. Same tion and they will receive the, ,...... K.Lr Aram pox M Dr Talon= (former chief). (Thursday) to withdraw. chows or electronic deposi. can Thar are seven bud councillors Elections are December 13. By Wednesday, November 14, 2003 be arranged. elersed at large at New Credit. Paren. and guardians can ached. ww.4 laob.eom 9 8 _ November 5, 2003 - November 5, 2003 7, .1 Lora - L SportsTurtle IslandNews. ; Native leaders assail land claims bill, vow to fight it in court

Group of American Indians to appeal ruling on Redskins team name OTTAWA (CP) _ Cries of Liberal promises of an independent The tribunal would reach binding independence, critics day. dawn, Loubier added. was filed "shame" echoed in the House of a n WASHINGTON (AM__ A group of federal judge's decision last month Native Americans in violation of worth millions. Then of appal proem. Opponents also said rap of 510 usiness the Commons is Court of Commons on Tuesday as Liberals Specific when American Indians will appeal finding there was not enough evi- Me federal trademark Sawn -MN" should be no surprise Friday with the U.S. claims are brought 1 million per claim with no limits expected to wrap up as early as voted decision rejecting their efforts to dame to sow to NFL team. But S. not= Judge Colleen to anyone" Noon D. St. Landau, a Appeals for the District of to push through a contmv0v First Nations seek compensation 1101 on how long it takes to settle each Friday poised a Liberal leaden cancel the trademark for the molls offensive. orally said the panel relied lawyer for the activists, said in a Columbia Circuit. sial land -claims bill fought by for0 treaties allegedly breached or !1 case only a hudMI of ship convention next week and Lill - native leaders across Canada. ignored by But aboriginal claims will namee of the Washington Redskins. A panel of the U.S. Pate and of incomplete dam A 001.0. N be sealed each year Chretien s departure by February. -Inns going to be challenged legal- have long decried t 'I All olawyes for a group, led by Trademark Office celled the defeat for the 1 team could Jeepar- "Nati wide, references Native groups how the lour opposition parties derided Indian Affairs Minister Robert st Suzan Shown Harjo, said Redskini trademarks in 1999 on dice its exclusive naNs to market Americans in spas protons ly, we can tell you that" said federal government s N both the bill for different reasons limit defended the contentious Monday they will try to ovaum a the ground arc nuns 06020206 the Redskins name and sell mm- being eliminated." aarles Fox ce -chief of (town, Judge in jury n auch anw weigh - Tuesday during debate that ems bill while conceding it isñl peen for the national Assembly of Fast the mascot own rongdo- curtailed by the Liberal majority. The claims body will be reviewed Youths charged in paintball incident Devil's Night and Halloween Nations. in g ana how m chshs should be paid. The opposition and native critics a. three years to follow up on "The opposition from Cots often drag on for . caned on the Liberals to scrap the concerns, he said in an interview. By E. J GOODER noticeable markings item evident such as possession of a weapon, ee young men were not involved s, the grau n areal," mes decades, Y to lad in legislation and tan again gate. via t m negotiate, not ni S writer on his Police patrolling the breach of pmcc and one was held in the earlier paintball incident. A he atom a news conference on murk .;i \1 t F. some years now, Mr. Speaker, úm ' Police were called aller receiving a village sekzed three young males, on an unconnected theft charge. Ponce seized the paintball guns and ` Parliament Hill. The Liberals promised an indepem then s been a strategy of co Nault said he believes most clams report that a young male had been who were in Newsom of two That umc night about 10 p.m., 'Er the CO2 canisters and sent the At hush Bill C -6 _ the Specific dent claims body ease such prob fronution rather s than conciliation can be settled through mediation at paintball guns and they also had police caught another three young three young men home. f shot by a préintball gun at about Claims Resolution Act that was lean. but the proposed legislation Charles Fox with the First Nations;' the new commission before reach- .10 wits a ONO. The Incident carbon exude ca tt. The three min possession of paintball guns Impaired driving charge expected to pass in a Commons falls short, say native leaders.. said Bloc Quebecois MP `Ivan ing the Slamillion cap. H e also on the Bicentennial Trail, young men were w < sled and in front of Sr. Paul's Church in happened Melvin Shook. 52, of Brand. e Tueday night Under the bill, claims would be decisions on the validity of the Lout.. defended its independence. the goum was uninjured, but charged with avavariety offnacncea, Ohsweken. Police determined the was charged with impaired drivi The bell is mean to peed seine- directed to comm.. to he mg- 'm and money owed Hesam he was ashamed to one the "Many commissions, tribunals alter police were called ta a sing) nt of more man]. backlogged hood. researched and negotiated. But Ottawas sale authority to Liberals fast-track flawed legs. across the country arc independent .., sodden(adent Sat. Noels about 10 native claims against Ottawa. If decision gown.. Net appoint commissioners and tr lion as retiring Prime Minister lean en bough... the cabinet appoint. p.m. Paint found a Mown But native leaders say the pm be reached or r if Ottawa rejects the ibunal members undermines thew Chretien's time in office ticks members." Caravan the di. on &con J posed legislation, even after claim, a band could lake its case to :arc Mlh Line Rd..Hiscock'n was found wit amended by the Senate, breaks court or before a tribunal. Natións )/ 020,000°0 $Ingo Hall Illa an at the scene of the accident // , -' MONSTER \ Turtle Island News .Nurturing the BINGO seeds of Hope" °sm 55,000 g I. Sunday Every Rnday t24°ÿ Matin Breast Health: Another Spectacular Evening for Spar x Woe ái# Ios Month ag rseux° 2004 MILK / Mrm TURKEY Aboriginal -Women (Mon. lo Sat ) 12:30 pm - Matinee All Games - November 2003 Presented by: Niagara Regional Native Centre I (Sun to Sat) 7 & 10 pm +Special Sunday Matinee Z pm Doors Open al l° am CALENDAR CONTEST .. Friday. 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Nh arum \ \h. 3i a.h irr II" from Christine Cushing in this newspaper on Wednesday November 26 2003. to the td.t when". oaths SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALL 519) 400 -4311 lad the, term MiKCalendar answer Lae Mrkta para. a aromas THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MULTI LV RV 50.3.8 rentsv a16nyN5 1 St 2003 m snsC 90.1x004 PuMIC SKATE LbIkSka6 SNSC Public Skate e amiss ICE 12m 5.7:50m 12pm MAWTNANCE 5 ((The Arts Tuesday Nile 'a him m l [ shouted that the .lire h IJ a®, a Y p er. / s4f leave, h .Mnov moms InhN ponen e yrd ti, CIIM, 'l'y about five officers wrestled l « J I , ukm If N Jalea he r IÄYI l' { handcuffed M. Ida ,fy Nst`as the e r - ??YY. back and ...him into a waiting WwnyM. Mfmc him wu hatd. 1`kt police van. a and dragged waningvan. , 6 In Flanders Field{? .ti,'; The veers am radiashewW pro- Police ,,io m approach ano" l roundly on Ilse face of Powless u In Flanders Gelds the poppies °tPM1men seeing them mle:ac lM1c ` , ors n,wm acdyeMnter unen ,p valley to p r ti Between the s., roe on r ' bree az yet an.hf .apn"n.r ñ escarpment and out to I naa ' to ' Thal mark our place; and in tl - F brought his knees, . .. yaoabel of Hamilton'wan 1 1 singing, ladS st n .n _ xurk,,ehyïirasely man lough vmd v a ked bY Moth., if e "Mccr pound a nail Pomp e Miro id the guns belon, ..-e ..uW kas e aRny balk " alM. kn Iwd. phnok nQ Aaed. } mod lo" and another am d olll IL si hmt pWke .mppr`i In aml M.ppN mpJ ami nom m ase tae Head. Hart day .rtukd f'n doni funMU m:gem dell g d b Mama caed ho f. when he refused to co fib, 'Arn...a .dr,/ oe, . xe shurm am cmr m r hilt len nana bleeding tic w °. sMUI cauta to the "mees velo p- escmed nu, nfine vWnY Y police. nl ten '.and, Ì di Take op tour quarrel nith the ford: d' 't S Trevor Donator and Donna Pow., pmt pollee are about m(he p f1- es era imposing a order again respar,ngsiina construction zone. Da o er was m ,M.d. To fou from failing hands ne thron a. f } 1 1^y" The hm ponce m nsuholding the ley. remained ..n Mc proper, The torch; be yours to held it high. in a shouting I I three arrested man quietly pulled Finally about 9130 a.m., the con- entrenched ' >,r a. mh 11 L out of the valley. c arrested were rrnnta[nn w . ova. for Pony. "you cana eso me , Me police' u 17. taken to the C.mnWll Pollee and the remaining maxim had Mang below escarpment. gh poppies g i' r < 'a1 Lp'.l - Station t. 2, in valley. Inspector Girt a polite .pdeaon Itt to and get Y nn it was unsafe try Namilmn innsend. g t Powless sadness etched her mid '~ Teats continual k, now freely face Eat. wide supporters at IM top him out and he wasn't going any- '7+mmerlr.-. from N.M.: md. of the ex police office where but either could anyone IKJohe 1Ir eyes an she w en.J the vanspull milled about the hill top encamp. enter the propeny to give hint W away. She asked leer officer ment The unknown sa occupant finally Ogee Crow "NI.lm Lora. s perch about oily they were doing this to them, At Mt50 a workmen mom men rape hy Opel G. Sam reke, atrnel4ad but i. ling m officer said mu. tora Inc valley carrying endow `: 8 Arro:sr[ Iliowtro. Canadal. loa) T.' deif loS power r their shoo includingling Me media WaN tC ndyrsCarpenterga Aa Nations and the ss and of buzz saws began escorted off the p t band ,amber arrived and stood by o radiate from 0.««« of the Prow. anti k.stp.pmmoor Fowles and together they Mood valley. The thunder" and of allowed to may.,after being ordered and waited. tilling t could be neaN by to tepe and the EiE escarpment. P le flag, that over the 40, At u'.t. a.m. the police a N xiawaMa dad ` media to leave the arts and a few umped nom of a lawn chair. raced hill top encampment. © © did move toward the hill, but they long the ridge and began blowing The tepee me down and tF smol _, - didn't climb out of the valley as whistle, but Ile workmen contini mall group stood around the I C W s, enpemer and oral a daring members then the police Powless aM.Sie resident Cindy Carpenter Protester Donna Nations Davidas leaky anmher enrimn. CO unidentified, lone protester (Contended lea page) metotpolice asking why they are anesnng goals, 1 nw.1 .corm were still In the val. - SIX NATIONS COUNCIL

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REME B s reE DA BEM B S CE ii.sa NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 11 Canadian Aboriginal Veterans' Monument Sgt. Tommy Prince: the most decorated Canadian Aboriginal veteran

Tom Prince worked m a 'working toward elimination of the he'd first been mceuted into the could withdraw during an Neck hy to endure the constant, snep afina ftft ABORIGINAL VETERANS' MONUMENT ...V'. 'NS al's` FFiny. Lumhaiack, though he found the Indian Aci. Some of his people did military. Chinese and No. Korean forms. Mg demanded by the Korean land M .5551.515 1. no him. Ile joined die 2nd Battalion, Although at one,int Ne battalion sm, After a medical PROJECT May 8, 1997: SOD TURNED FOR nti;,' "'e job Fumer suited not agree with him in all imposed The 0,11111.11 of Veteran his tesfinissss. Princess Panicia's Canadian Light was surrounded and resupply of examination in May 051, he was Mr. (nays artwork has been col- ABORIGINAL WAR MONUMENT I Affairs granted him some funds to The government was slow to Infantry (PFCLIA the first a inanition anti emergency ratio. Fosunaliyed and then assigned in exhibifions throughout ire ono., I I August, start a maintenance Nsiness. respond and little progress was Canadian Army unit in aniss in Ile I le only N accomplished by air. administrative duties. In OTTAWA-The Honourable would he gesl. The Elk. also Prime was typical of Ne many made in his requests. region.Nince was in at Ill quick- the Patricias Nly1 their ¡nand. The he returned to Canada. Ronald A Irwin, Minister of Indian known as ihe Red Deer; o Mmes. Us:at:a:11am' Indian veterans who became Leaving the position, he was ly. In Nina, t.)51.. Pavia. enemy withdrew Ten PPCL1 men Prime remained on active service Affairs a. Nordiem Development is fleet of .1 and has very sNrft exhibitions monument com- (rl a. in hearings to cominiie his business, 27th Commonwealth w re killed and 23 weire wounded as SI administrative sergeant at yet is powerful in battle. nwnan bgnoar I. actively involved mane unable mail 101 with /Avail Beaety.O. nee of senses m m N. 10 ha, a NM had during his Brigade on the battlefield. Soon d ring the battle. the Camp Borden in Ontario. Hert his , Indian Act held by commie which Libel Ire. ihe National Capital commission The Cougar wa admired for its gin ,njogna the e.

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REME B ' .1, CE BIT REME B CENT NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 11 Governor General honours Aboriginal Veterans on Aboriginal Day Governor General remembers Aboriginal Veterans on Aboriginal Day

OTTAWA, lane 21.2001 -- On the is what this Monument is about: have heard of the great warrior 'In this year of peace, the Indians Continued from previous Page) Calling Home shoulder to shoulder in of all that takes place. our foreheads touch in understand- occasion of National Ahainal it is abou the history of origins Tecumseh, who a the Six Nations of Canada may look with just pride and fume Rangers who help to Recently, the Nisga'a people, i reliance with their Everywhere there is war, rag and respect. walk Day, Ile, Excellency the Right ram and de places where they in alliance i the Canadians and upon the part playa by them in the establish a sovereign prune in part of their landmark treaty. ep soldiers. y paid the supreme But streaming from ...dire,direc together in the peaceful summer (,fated aa artifacts. As sacrifice, so that we could five in ions, the sky is Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, served in Canada's uniform with the British against thn Americans Great War , both at home :doline Canada's Far NOnh The thousands filled with legions forest Governor General of Canada and honour and distinction, a hoes in the War of 1812. And many have held of battle. of miles that Aboriginal soldiers Chief Joe Gosnell said: "Many of peace, in security and in freedom. f thunderbird. young and old sac- "Somewhere deep widen tie earth l,a a der-M uef and abroad. In tofnw and in heard of Joseph Brant the leg- They y upheld veiled a the coma of m the artifacts are sacred, living Those who returned had other wars Being life to restore peace and a very old grandmother will decide will, of the Canadian Forces, delivered keeping dry peace As Governor endary Mohawk warrior who the loyal traditions0a of Neri gall than two Lo help defend .objet be able die o fight. lin trenches of the First ove." Mat le ease r today the fallowing address at the General and Commander-in. Chief fought on the side of the British ancestor. who rendered invaluable this country make up Mme. MM Wriuginren. anceation world win ravaged some rte May we all bang home these his - She will take us in a waking dream mesas with veiling ceremony ofrhe National of the Canadian Fates, I want to ring the Seven Yeas Wu with tent, su British cause in lino nmeies. w many of which have bonging our tuberculosis. There were also d our beside the lake, and gesture m the Aboriginal Veterans Monument express on behalf of all Canadians France and Mieni.. tie and in 1810 and have added Ihre. been ignored or lost Ye, Heir we Mme:' We should look oat e0. the nais M the mind and writ. cad elders as e honours the granite noon and the floodgates Monument Governor General boon our reed in this history. And it is Revolution, War n Out how many to a rian of ...as honour theNe details of our history tar m bringing home Ile Tonne soldiers, we can now say Aboriginal Veterans today. Where will open.. moxnea Aboriginal Vet, on National 1h10,,lerly fining dui mark have heard of Lieutenant Cameron which is an example and an mise ember, Much en mue and history of the you arc mail w again, your Eagle M.O. in Ottawa, this on Nod al Aboriginal eDay. Brrr Al the age of 28. Lieutenant inspiration fmcond descend..." commemorate, In die witness d dl Veterans and the Fallen who ur+M spirit (Mmes hue where the Eagle History is impalas(. And hist, Most Canadian schoolchildren Rmni Vol bank while command. d In the Second World W of the people gathered here today - with such honour and fore in s all. branches of armed forces. This a pg tall ing a platoon of the Rh Canadian Aboriginal servicemen played a and d the special witness of our tl the MonumentC.to t Infanry Battalion near Ypres in significant rule m all the service. proud Aboriginalnth Veterans d the W. respect and homeshyse brave indigenous peoples of Cauda. is Adrienne Clothrmr 1915. later in Korea. they served b a First Nations. the Meus and t onderwM1ym any also awaken ,anginalall Canadians un a KM1anawake Bend in Quell all /os'11 Ile was the greargreafgratan brigade group, die Canadian Amoy Ina For much m tryis thou o volunteers came from ro origins Day. t ` re from Mmitnbv C 1/T f- :f1 rllrr J of loreph Bra 0a.°8 Special Bove for Service. which commemorates ho, Abeifinal ifs May the harmony of doe natural >d unie n On U(NINVII Y Y Few people \ee. dur Canadian 'lush by volunt, enlistment ha, campaigns, h al h and land ae Canada dime a wryld and the strength of Canadian Aboriginal soldiers a a of need during our Natives assisted British voeps and trained as part of the regular w n the c and tap inn el dray sal peoples' a'beliefs and CIIPP -NAL DIMAN0.NORFOLK -8KANT k - carved in the plains IVSwth Attica as during (M1e .legs of may chat are so essential to the elation m. They came from am -t dreams prevail. the a JurinB Bsnr Wm century g. remotest pens of our country an poem written an Kn teem in Ne Sudan in 1881. This spirit of well and sacrifice of Ak cgind peoples. Far itP s - A by anonymous dan in the 'Cease take two minutes t0 rallying to the call for volunteers They trivet ma all continues internationally to this been erected by Aboriginal peoples sorfA< pool 0,0,00 aut1f0000m Mat renchu rf the Corral War of 1911 In accompany and guide British day, with eetwk soldiers themselves, of tie hash Some timely order- steady and shed, resonaniteecMs 1918, eammg medals all remember anó ta pay thanks." solfier up the Nile River. Of (ae puni' deployed nnivackatebf meows lu wimessage of reaped and honour toad IS Fresh and English to into die past, pteutn and furore. pelinó in every major IanJ battle inoveL in n they, w exposed. pulsing foe 'NilCanadian Amman. known as esta tamed. And i[ comas ll the fm tartly with medicines the drum I. www.TobyElarrett. corn the 1 Indian ARaiti many hundreds- were a the "Nile Voyagers". S war. here at tme.lucit in the Rangers and be heard by all who liven Lrll is dia our hankm, gulden glow that tansad: Annual ReportRcMnn formal. a b They wood always moves beneath the surface Mohawks, may from the Wonnnued net page) a message of reinamhmne., n as a death. /`\_a__a/ /`.____ /t .' /\ /`._..,i' M,' l. ¡!e. ` f V i \/ ,../ . r : t North Ame Çag 1!0 p ChÍppewaS of >, Georgina Island <> Veterans Association irj The Membership of the Chippewas of Georgina Island Thank and 1/11.° ka:mma Honour our Veterans who volunteered and gave their lives for Freedom. 3' 1111 )u;Y:YJ `C Rodger Ashquabe WWI Thomas Big Canoe WWI Ross Peters WWI C+ Henry Ashquabe WWI Herbert Big Canoe WWI Alfred Porte WWI ' July 1 "va 17, á 1J, 29 Duncan Ashquabe WWI Robert Charles WWI Robert Pone WWI For Further Info. contact la William Ashquabe WWI Edward Johnson WWI George Vernon WWI Enoch Big Canoe WWI S, WWII Stanley Johnson WWI Samuel York WWI 44 Johnson @ 716 -283 -0084 o ll t)tl }ly: James Ashquabe WWIIWIT Joseph Johnson WWII harry Porte WWII cm n n_. Thomas Big Canoe Jr. WWII Kenneth Blackbird WWII James Porte WWII NAM jacks C Pan. Johnson... C killed In anion Mana McCue WWII Thomas Porte WWII 1 Amos Charles WWII Be rout McCue WWII Angus Scribe WWII Leonard Charles WWII Walter McCue WWII Harry Sillaby. WWII, Korean War Perry Charles WWII Harvey McCue WWII Merle Snake WWII, killed in sawn Harris Charles WWII Harold McCue WWII Joseph Snake WWII \) Ralph Charles WWII Stewart McCue WWII lohn Snake Ir. WWII / Garfield Charles WWII Garnet Porte WWII lack Snake WWII (\ / & George Johnson WWII Norman Pone WWII Mick Porte WWII ,+J¡ Grail.. Big Canoe Korean War Kevin Big Canoe Gulf War John Big Canoe WWII occupation forces Thomas Charles WWII occupation (onces Ronald Johnson WWII occupation forces William Big Came WWII occupation fires Fred Nibs WWII occupation forces

CJ We honor those who enlisted, but never went overseas or saw action in the Great Wars. C fI Mary Ashquabe WWII lames (Tex) Johnson WWII David Trumblc WWII Serve Ashquabe WWII Harold (Sonny) none WWII lames York WWII SteveMoon Charles WWII Herbert lolnsma WWII _.._ Il .....w...... w., w,; a m ... \ mccimemes 6 - Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5, 2003 0 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5, 2083 7 -7171VI r t ,

e 7a i ¡; 4 .. . fi ;, V C. Bradley Ernest Bruce Patterson Wilfred H. Bradley i 1 Irving Sault Ellwood M. Burnham Bruce Leslie J. Captor Sky Arthur Smith Joseph E. Henry IV14.Qi Norman Smith .p Norman W. Henry e...d Peter Smith George Hill L Henry Newborns ® - Missies In Action: John Moses George Harold Jamieson Jesse Green Stoats Alex Peters Darby mans Russell Moses David Hess Maywood White Jr. David E. John Adam Sandy Richard Mt. Pleasant Albert Hill Maywood White Sr. Ernest A. Jonathon Hiram Hill The Six Nations Veterans Wesley Sault Curtis Hill Garfield Hill 1 Maxwell J. King Roy Hill Association is marking 50 Hilton Staats Howard Hill Martin Hill r Lawrence A. LaFerme r y Harrison Home years of service this year Michael Curley Clarke Martin Thank You We mold Ide to odor ao rM H. Sidney Hill Walter Lewis Frank Isaac and have been working to Thin +" t$ M¿ Maracle Jamieson Earl Jamieson Ftriude to dirk awed - Francis Jacobr Issa° try to list all Six Nations Moses t :- David I to Franklyn Martin a Richard Johnson ail who smut a III aÁh..rr Arthur Jameson Veterans. If you have an Jesse Moses - Wilfred Obadiah e Robert Johnson 'I Mohawk ('ariow Print & Fatally Tradi -9 Paul John addition to the list, please John Moses Welby L Patterson Harold (Jack) Johnson .lames W. Johnson Ascall the Veterans Russell Moses George King Reinanufactoriag Catering & , Randall A Rootless - á57l Rá Percy Johnson Association at 445 -4287. Richard Mt. Pleasant Robed King d 1408 Mohawk Rd. .7-_.,...... L Barbecues Huron L. Smith Roy tickers Wesley Sault Leonard Linkers - o à:v r Cerracaÿw'(519) 44541)04 William C. Smith Ohsweken Thomas tickers The list includes: Hilton Staats Gary , (519) 445-0601 1r..i .b ST (905) 687+9967 Roy H. Williams Longboat aida William S. tickers Canadians Michael Curley (519) 445-4762J '''ee s i+ ,21-100.01-11 (905) 227-9182 U. Gammon Harold Logan William Smith John C. Bradley Larry Green mom D. Brant Clarke Martin - i 6 arb Frank Staats John R. Bradley Hubert Martin ':4:. William Anon ``;h r fought rnr has sear zd Frank Montour Lawrence Curley Anthony Bomberry James Martin 0l.l, t {q s Thank YON - Nta:weh Isaac Claus y+l A Fetal Thank You to Charles Thomas Greta Davis Harlan Bomberry Lesley C. Manin j' Y Nta:weh Lloyd Curley Maxwell Tobicoe Amos Douglas , rr y.. ar9 to our Veterans Fish Wilton (Cork) Bomberry Mark Lesley Martin 'l\'': all who served. Reuben Fred VanEvery Arleen Froman Morrow -rr oar Veterip6.) kp 4.W+ii1 ° Donald Bradley Maynard Martin NPwnonrKnr to More James Carlow v sl.__ Klytel %v s James Vyce Donald Hill Ronald Curley Michael Martin We Rena ¡ David Goosey é^rpr .wryd The Bears l rlr Emily G Gemini Frank Walker Marion Hill Charles Davis Terry Manin It Iuq rid... y Samuel B. Groat L. a M..wl r.dGrww4rWnA.T - John Wilson Joseph Hill Marvin Davis Raymond Farmer's Gas 1979- 4th Lbas --, School Lt James D. Manin r+L ' den -. heal IO..a dan.. - Moses Simon Wilson Earl Isaac Theodore Davey Welby Letidge Elwood MacNaughton (519) 445-4133 .AM 4,-. w..w.,4 Homme & School. Louis Wilson Thirl Jamieson Ronald Elliott Melvin MacNaughton i,.ee...,..Hw Bar Y Staff Walter Martin Newton Yellow David Moses J OHSWEKEN Stanley Students and William Montour Fanner Huron Miller Jurdw+4.h.lrbl ü (519) 445 -2851 firm.y -V. Witham H. Johnson Jesse Moses Elwood Froman boor..t..r H Lloyd Montour we n ante . Thank YOU to all our I. to MCnIAry I we Remember. we would like to send t'"-,, I we would hie to scud I.! A rid Starks to all % would like send I all 1! we to In notary of Str Thank You Vrtrrans Thank You Veterans to who served who thanks to all who served thanks to all who sawed we would like to said six Nations Veterans thanks all send Ill M Stoats Nations Veterans for your tawny for your courage Floral _ Paradise thanks to all who served RA Barnett Adams Ashley's a: Onondaga ESSO Gas Bar GRE Lil Buffalo Shop Lee Munro . Gardens Wahta Springs Ins. Broker Ltd. 7917 Regional Rd. 20 Rebuilders ,;t.r. (519) 445 -0919 26 Main Sr. N. earn 5 ode -I pm (519) A ° Store j) Chevrolet 445.2001 aO . (519) 445-2008 Hydroponics Sat. & Sun & Holidays roh you "'"h"'"1san trust , ON Beg. ad 20 & TOwnllne ( (519) 442-2277 (519) - 445.2275 752-7591 6 am-II pm SRM6 eagerev)it a ` .d'. (905) 768-33388 4 (519) 445.0919 Open 7 d.ye ..eel. El 1I f

memory A special Think You to Remembering- all e Ì n lame °f *,* we would like to send Teacher$ Renetknfng our "¡Wide to all Thank Wit - Nfa:weh 1 we would like to calm! r Thank YOU Thank you all who sawed. the men el woven who veterans who sewed Tord pyres, our ayyreMtfon t0 all those who have given so to our Veterans our gratitude to all who to all who served served to the wars Cameron Eabametoong sires; to all who sawed We Remember. Nations Trucking veterans who served NA. ; Six Nations Police First Nation Six- Martin - served ; Jamieson BINGO & Excavation Rj Wholesaler Royal Canadian Erlinds Sit -N -Bull 445 -4191 Hope Fort OHSWEKEN (905) 768 -4447 G.R.E.A-T. Legions-) innah 90 Restaurant P.SAC. 1689 Chlefswoad Rat 7533574 Satellite (807) 242 -7221 _ í (519) 445 -2222 &neon Aadlary 11 Local 00128 / 445 -2904 / - 4R (519) 945.4520 (905)765.5780 Thank You to all our In Memory of - Steindi f In Memory of all Thank You A gcád tlta] s is all we would to send Nta:wch In memory of all Sir . yam' - 6.KCg,e,yaadd like Ta the veterans Thomas Fraser- Vtetnan to all who served Sto Nations Sto Veterans ldr L my Orff, aá k al nu,- our to all Nations ayyrectatlan to our veterans who sewed Nattons Veterans 6 Six Nattons Vets Mohawk Rode ans gtJM Crdn ara Sa Ndia Brantford Mall annal veterans who served George Fraser-WWII YOU Brut at Grose soft ol Six Nations C{ J. d Office Big Six Gas & Bob Hoover & Mantlfacdldrlg t t= TNT g. ó Two Arrows we art at Brother! 3952 MYvinmgr Rd t9 Native Commercial Lloyd S. King 759 -,1121 J o. Variety Village Plana A Socks I -clot. Klgewwe Leasing Colborne Bate Dental Restaurant 2662 4. Line Grose Craft Builders (519) 445-2972 Elementary 662 Hwy #16 Nono (519) (905) 768 -7222 (519) 445-4247 /Office (519) 445-0800 (519) 445 -4796 753-1320 464 -7621 (519) 4454563 ' r- (905) 768 -3222 , 751.2553 (905) 765-2627 . S Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5, 2003 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5, 2003 9 41/7 Jr,r Il 'i REME B CEDAY. REME B CE BAY NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 11 Honouring Aboriginal veterans: achievements and sacrifices First Nations fought to help Canada pAio,stun wards, Odin- Abongital veterans are proud of peace on Nis planet called Mother ran, Brigadier- Magistrate By Deana Laneaster w. for Coda. now of a he a Germ ml- support rod educational oppmmni 0101 sort of compensation' be was phim, honouring Canada's their wartime contributions. Ear ... with die Charles Denton Smith (WWI and amber../ the India Hall Of Imagine going war for Ir id his training in due country din. The Cemen drew one back ties provided for them by the entitledtiled to a yaw. Aboriginal veterans of Some have commemorative rrible pons,oyf(Flogyof ran) Fame. - try in which you are considered by and with high marks he rem soon at him. They were both Veterans' Chaser. lea just glad to be mine idol WWI,WWD and Korea returning o the battle- but with the wisdom the Elders. Commissioned Officer (Captain), many tohea ro elwen. made corporal. Overseas, he erve0 anl war was over six months But for lames Nahanee and the ret realize w as being treated A Tribute ha Canada's fields yin Auch they taught We have not forgotten, we will not awarded the Military COO (MC). McLeod Welty (WWI & D vet) youYou door have the right o vote, with the Royal Canadian W u red. of Fm an ps Aboriginal veterans decades before. Cairns and m forger live Mt our children grans) a and E n g i n e e r s . as h have ,ot0realized it you cant order abeerin pub.. jK Fet tletof soldiers who sun wool .IN Nm. of might rials have been erected in ,amid and Whom'. WORLD WAR D, KOREAN Mary Louie McLeod was named you don't lave Na same access o tub jan m dom.. wedges v 0,11o h a return o Canada hardship twat like ono he'd Mn al. o talk over abeer War should never be glorified, new locations on several reserves. The following Aboriginal hence- WAR AND POST -WAR PERT. Canada; Silver Cross Mother edit health care. a ether and dam and booby trap cleared when. they would bad employ n wau e discharged In with hb fellow .em the legion however, achievements and mace;- People continue to pay tribute at ans as honoured through Nis rib- OD. noel services. Yet. when the call are afterGerm Allies I.I cleared L ftna dal support and taut February of Mall. II war mid a but liquor1prevented prohibitions Inner- fices of Nose who enlisted for noise sites on every Remembrance Me. personal submissions or sub Dr. Gilbert C Mower (WWI comes fight for that come", seat Gems m oofine own o his mow and ares e He Ag prevented wives from retan sere.. maul new be day and throughout the year. missions on behalf on Willard John Bolduc (WWII, veteran & World Cake) trop. hvlewb, you go. Idol as work, h mate Woe addersoldiers oll shed, it want Won ,gin about He aul,,o t that served forg We owe It "We, and daughters of Aboriginal veteran( World War Ian RCAF veteran) Member Indian Hall AFar. f "I[ is the C of our people." friends within mse unir and sewn o Canal where obey ti offered much. and M1 d elooM1nl dsM1e find . job. Aboriginal veterans n p the today, ,omemh. you. spirits of Tom Longboat (W Wl Teleran) Awarded ONtingufshed Flying Honorary Doctor of Science says 76-year-old Squamish Nation enough he noticed some0lsedml- would find unploylI,,)btneial have news) oonromalien bout N(Cunl'tl on page memory of their service alive.ve pan wars and battles. We stand for Member of the Indian Sports Hall mss (DFC). Degree. Officer of the Oder,./ the li) member lames Nabeear) as he s n the ewer of proms .. Of Fame and Me Canadian Sports C Br ehE Aire Wan the - M Me kitchen of his North given and M Mc reactions of some hall Of Fame. Charles Henry Ryee (WWII vet- Y ,Medal. 1 Vancouver home. The roam is lit of the non under him - he ono wed "Remembering all only by the outside, as often feel Me spiteful lash of and thanking George McLean (South African) Awarded the Military Medal (MM) Thomas (Tommy) George are he shuttles et hough y botfub of racism Net mal existed back home Bud's Craft Smokes goer War pi WWI veteran) and Distinguished Conduct Medal (WWII Korean war veteran) papers and old photographs. If a in Canada "Sometimes my cam - warded the Distinguished (DCM). Awarded eleven medal, (the most Veterans who have call for help comes, regardless of rades wouldn't take orders from Conduct Medal awarded to a Canadian Aboriginal where comes Mon. se help me.I .wed ny noh on ono.. & Variety Shop Edith Anderson Monmm f W W 1 Joe homer (WWI & 11 veteran) veteran). and Includes the Military Nahan older brother, Edward dons and they would refuse o do nn Nurse) Awamed lye MiBtary Medal (MM) Menu[ (MM) and American Siver contributed to our freedom". Nehru, ...soma firs) them :" t & Miss Anderson went overseas with David tame.. Grows (WWII Star with ribbon 7661 Townline Seneca 'The government changed the But for the most pan. rwdmg to the U.S. Medical Carps. veou) peeing of his lao name."c.' said "A Search for Equity", study m 519- 445 -4608 James M. Rod (WWII mown lames f the v never the f native uie Noco et (WWI vet- Decorated World kVar n veteran Non Commissioned Wiree, ) Delby Powless' Hand Craft bothered wawa tá -Tone commissioned by the Assembly of a) apponod a mber of the Princess Par 's Canadian D'ghs & Woodworking grin splits his undaf 'You First Nations. Awarded the Milt., Medal (MM) Order or Canada0 Infant,' "'Pall) know whet they say 'Call me any- members n the mll- and bar In Memory ofour Brother in -laws reing,Met loot call me late for imryslw f George Edward (Ml Yahoos George Underwood (WWII vet- Ginn equality than T. civilian 000. The 011ie Jacobs &, Peter Beaver who Francis eg mega o w I WWI (WWII &KOnaveteran) ran) His t scow of humour n like a felt "they' w reaped as equals ) Awarded the Canadian Fortes Served a Italy with the Princess thread hough the telling s of his wile in the forces. something most served in the Armed Forces overseas. The most ighly decorated Decoration (CD) arid the Queen, Patricia Canadian Light Way history -even as he of pod bad m elo.lfl red before (atm.,lushly .6mpnd veteran Coronation Medal Wan f hardships and mistreatment,ssceaks he r an And n ohm. they fought brave the First World War still laugh ly alongside their countrymen, and Member Canada, Indian Hall of Ronald Lowry (Korean war we. Eddy, says lames, joined the U.S. often died doing it. Pop Chips Fame, nwdd the Military Medal ran) If you would like to be ff Army when he was turned down in lames remembers that *Mamas N plus wo bars career in the Royal Canadian added to next year's Canada because f a M1 condl- I 1994, his brother Eddy wrote a Dream Catchers Nary (RCN) and the Royal Navy's Remembrance Day lists, n. His heroic actions with the letter home their uncle telling Aluauder Smith Jr. (WWI vet- Submarine service. 77 hl, Smokes please contact your local Infantry earned him a Silver him to expect his return abet email 33411) Star medal, Bronze Star medal and 'Tay say only then good die Awarded Military Cams (MC) Oliver Milton Slow (W II Veteran's Association a Purple Heart, posthumous- wrote. "So I'll be home and named Officer Omer; or the Turtle Island News given young,' he fare ran) on" the Black Star WWI pilot a decorated WWLl vet- U "Hr was my role model," says that it dado') work out lames. "He was crazy, he wasn't that way," remembers lames sadly. raid of an Nave" On Feb. yA. IOW. Eddy's infantry And m,in Ivey. a the division was clearing German a town on the P.C., M.P. ,:S pSSE.MBI The Assembly of First Nations e d Is. is Boole ShipyardS troops out of Jane Stewart, kergmtquit M1)sf and followed . BelgianBelgian-German -German border. It was his brotherbed we and rena fighting, and Eddy Brant expresses its deepest honour and respect for anyfootsteps d -a y of his friends and wear m threw a grenade through the wm- , First Nations veterans who served their country in times of great need. MUNSEE DELAWARE FIRST They fought for our freedom and our justice. NATION Together, let us never forget to acknowledge our veterans and show the respect they so proudly deserve. Floyd Case, b- June 14, 1949 Vietnam War

Assembly of First Nations, 1 Nicholas Street, suite 1002 Ottawa, ON KIN 7B7 613- 241 -6789 F: 613- 241 -5808 With Honour and Respect to our Veterans !sr

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411, . 1 DAY ' REME Bi' CE REME ' B DAY NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 11al "I feel the time has come now for veterans to get recognition " a "SHIMAGANISH, poem Continued from page 9) worked tore for 15 years for that, and instead wronged to get anst benefíc as a stick with which No, not really. I've been loon m be an a dreary dawn heart. knew, Dedicated to our bold and coon. rrrno. nii, pled 'nu "There wasn't too many available II i only in the past two decades E232í1 f d fishing boat n their awl.ny oro ed in wing jus what has taken mar inn be 100 *manful Shah geom Native soldiers who fell in Annaganisb nu, mma.J yew ,uunSHue. and filled and there were too many men com- that the uneven ucatmcnl of First paw mut know this was under First Nations .c mrs lud place, and the treatment noi dying." e assertive then N , of our veterans. Of the veterans thew vision conjured by anOror His ewerydd000.you. "Y,,aare -ng back looking for work ". Nations ce discharged, the VLA}III bec. no hear ayrmne d R. airine2lvi ty, there were quite 1914 -1918 and 1939 - that Ids were nor uulanx.age Aid he deplore. war errr has cta o light.. with their Agen and vt likd. moor uñ He met his wife Aifreda two Then r m the d to gray them,m are re all gon 1945dEM> Pn. Aced in le r Shi age ash. Noughts nod, months after his return home, and "I feel the time has o w for a¢inform evident n the "When soak ate legs- umber of and when yoryìñtr patched, great cy the ¢ ant their n m And became w [ms , n. hr hood ann on f...rig.l NM. yes rr.eMJMx.riailis,Hm nv veterans to recognition and mono: onto, vIrs li of os jasa (.Shimaganish means Soldier rhea, months later they were married.. on, ling burled, In a land , Ak nnde yur on the land whew torse noun M says. And hait deal in of gents civilian Ille on or off reserve, nard. I joss Hava It all up_ I was Nnknmh n1.nMmaherl Au emmy var Butt he couldn't support her. Ideal.' away. sou offered God a prayer fan fair 1a uwllnum of lingering allI alone m other words" d A "We moved to a snack in joined a national campaign amongone IndianIdun Agen ea You heard God cull upon your When asked if ne was Sexe,.. very isolated, you for himself and other living ve doors Sor yem.. While nasonno. Mall who showed _ a oula itnset an.. and for the families f deer provided full f cher. d soh Br sonata a, rmganvh . ',other and to e nm. d n' N n, lames Bob Speller, M.P. Ares there by boat. We starved that ant who already died. moo sought woos .wkened ties at the 5 h might give valour X 'AS faro I'm coat.. ire s afew dthciwcontrol over ru nc.an. xnu dual& to a relative born,. afuture day /your Or also began his high school moves. turningfightingill it i ndrM IOW, Kokoit Haldimand- Norfolk -Brant equivalency courses by strap°^. 22.

., - urda n rough, you peaceful rest. auehnr, oral nnNthe dence. He d asked for the money ter tesmonieprovid1(0 n bbanugh wounded winds Jfew you m his Indian agent, but was of responses regarding their elan. (1roudlL rams the less eyes of rarbresv. PARLIAMENT CONSTI IU6NCl' OFFICE: lif ¢fused, since under the Indian Act, onshtp with their Indian Arno To calm rur mothers aching and the degree of intona .v OFFICE: 25 Norfolk St., N. I goo e only paid du- Sons a 8. He hen° m ey awed. .m. Served natives l Grade They ate Room 249 West Block Simcoe, ON N3'4. 3N6 m nothing to do be added the money himself. cram had little II There O no greater act of honor and courage than If you would like to wëh ration From felled House of commons its following Year be nod to a serving ones country in battle. information From allow vet, nil. Ottawa, ON KIA 0A6 to next year's Remembrance ~.3 umber mill in North Voodoos On November 11, ,enter employme a. solos. OVA O(huiah nil Phone: (519) 426 -9290 or Day lists, please contact your their own initiative. Veterans Day, we proudly salute all those who 'the cosIoy 0. guy nod We .... is ;.taos yoke .hiss c have fought for freedom and thank thorn for Tel: (613) 996-4974 1 -600- 265 -2820 local Veteran's Association t hire Indians.'Indiand 'apt But he said and his iv[information m s Indian defending the ideals of our nation. -9749 Fax: (019) 426 -5081 hayed Hire m see If Ne bus Fax: (613) 996 Island News 519-445-0868 I Ile nd +anted mamNne or Turtle d. l w doom. I no and Ais Lgh school education, hit e -mail: [email protected] song s gad a end tk 1+1 Agent cold ïm theft was non.," ti: work as shard I could. He CALdWELL Pre MATIOP VETE

World War 1 United States Army Levi Dodge Roy Marlin the Delaware of Moraviantown NOV 11 Franklin Solomon roof REMEMBERING William Crow rs Korean War Canadian Army Alexander Solomon Allen Dodge Michael Cornell - WARRIOR. Heil Nyl Peters Douglas 24 59. Bernie ...sauna OF IBIS 1814 a the battle.. 28. Jewel Stonefi.h Omer non WAR World 11 MINIMS 29. Albert Tobias 25. Wes Patterson 60 lake Farmer War ('

by Ls(N) Stephen Chant gave their lives in these employed in many s. a three wars. challenging and Canada's First Peoples Today there are over rewarding mend. A i ç j. û 1 have made significant one- 1.300 First Nations, Inuit lions throughout the Intuitions to our military Country and in dry /^ d 1 p o history. In World War Lover --. fermi parts of the y 4,0(10 members of Canadian world. First Nations groups Mint. As Remembrance lint y. Lured to fight for the Allied approaches it is important to Forces. In the Second World remember all of those who War, 4,000 Canadian First have served and continue lo Nations people offered their serve so that all of us might s- A , services as soldters. and the enjoy the freedoms that we Fd Korean War saw several have today It is important to hundred First Nations oil- recognize Canada's First discs contributing their and Melts Canadians serv- Peoples' contributions both A% f efforts, and alien then lives, ing in the Canadian Forces, in the pall and present to the to the United Nations in the making up an important pan Canadian Forces and to fight against North Korea In of the fiance Team. ensure that no soldier is ever . t .yiJRLlf 5~ all. over 500 aboriginals Canada's First Peoples are forgotten. Police snare another protester and drag him offs, a nwtiag,aa meanwhile one protester remained in a wee. He climbed dawn atM. ea. meet./

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Donna ti.hre sobs in the soon to be dismantled tepee as. the em/ porters begin the task at the hill top encampment The police allowed Powlass ands supporters to stay until the task was completed. workers. Thel under Police arms,. man asked again if they were going to Appeal v u kart. Powlass and her small group first am where MO maples tare duhtcd the slingshot sapos who of supporters said no. Footless was being cut. had taken shots at security guard

f l Meeting the challenge arrested about a m The sin members Intl d threatened to shoot t wM Doxra and Fowles treated a been told earlearlier by hereditary en Six Nations after theirs release from chiefs logo home:. tile g Protester Dave Waist &rya the by Lrrü ,S7ephen Charm able to display drill move- jail tined. protesters win argue n the ments, impeccable uni- Four people with Powlec laid the for the native lend duchy has no 9ng and wcontemptgof cum punters ...Id beano asks dim right m build a highway on it. The Canadian Forms forms, and remote wards for interfering with conswca cue to the" Federal Court.' system. Aboriginal Entry Program is for outstanding 4Cperform- INFORMATION designed to provide insight awe. N into the duties, respoasibili- This past year, seventy- www.recruiting.forces.gc.ca ties. and lifestyle associated five participants enrolled with the Canadian Forces. into the program and though 4 1 800 856 -8488 The program aims to teach there is no obligation to join teamwork and leadership the Canadian Forces, upon 41,70-`"rl t° skills, while promoting self- completion fourteen enlisted confidence. into the Regular Force. The program is three For any individual who weeks ini duration and is is aboriginal thinking J`''_?i. and *PO. lr.. located in St. Jean, Quebec. about employment with an While attending the program organization that will pro- .. so `tii participants are provided vide job training, a job, and with meals and acmmnroda- a career, this program is an Sian: while also receiving a excellent introduction to the r salary of $400 per week. Canadian Forces, an r The Canadian Forces employer of choice. Aboriginal Entry Program If you have any ques- includes components of the lions or are rested in basic military, qualification receiving additional motor- such as drill. fitness, matron please contact your repelling. safe operation of local recruiting centre at a-s firearms, and naming 1.800.856.8488 or call The culmination of the pro- Lieutenant (Nary) Stephen IIl --f t gram is a graduation pack Charm at 405.521.0928 Ext. Donna Powlass und supporters fare a line of uniformeda in which participants arc 2457. Hamilton city police laced to protesters during the mnfrontaaon the meaning of Thursday Oct 30. David Heasley, plainclothes police officers as the confrontation hens up. Powass and her supporters were led out of the valley after one native and twononrmuver were arrested 86.Wp ._ ar.. i aA7S a,

IO Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5, 2003 13 12 0, Turtle Island News - Local Section - November 5,2003 Chief Cat Cate Chile Cat Cate Don't let winter temperatures leave you flat Winter driving safety reminders INC)-As the end of 2003 contract. sure is a requirement for good ham Add one psi of 'Tole tire pressure lions not only affect the Ides on Canada We really mean is when we my: tain your sire pressure. upcoming situations. I INC)-Wi,r (hiving in is I. approach.. we have once again dling, motion and durability," mys to your tirei mamma for each your car, but your spare as well. is riding your inc.- possible, avoid driving Mom always a challenge. Ask anyone "so much on experienced 155 thad that Canada 011 should check your tires lens Mougios. Michelin Brand 5.5 degree temperature difference. Always reminder to check your who's ever driven in the snow, Tour tires are the only part of your Z. 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UNIT 93, BRANTFORD `..4111... 14 narrar November 5, 2003 November 5, 2003 Aralievat 15 NATIONAL BRIEFS $152 million later a tragic Davis Duet nab The new Davis Inlet brought old social NATIONAL BRIEFS -Critics of B.C. fish farms Inky message to U.S. via New simply been relocated to Natuashish (Continued from Prevnu page, problems to new $152 million home Pkaa s elected chief two ago tenth four ovs the York Times years Rs Noun, Hnrrltnson council. up and they'll always &polo em Mc people already lose n the band VANCOUVER (C7' B.C. groups o Ile Talc W armed ore, Icon uedfrom p u us page) sober PP Post She said the charge will renderer her from running and l s e n couple of days lat er., boon and gas sniffing they have to for re-eknon an d va in the New York TiMes. LABRADOR- band council. m^ NATDASHISH, Mat she her she is Ill the The workers never dia of talking that es out Oak add.. could ly lose position if convicted Wen.. 1111 $2.3.1108 DS ad calls on grocery chitins to Mop selling Carmel from mull am pull Tc My wankel not the Marge could affict her campaign, since I if ere dapkeep thethe PkgI okra.. sahnon. itingWleged dangers to wild fish, the coastal environment and and lurched toward me lion ct. of spud "just implication .. is I nn from roans Imo trouble mac ham." p Llic health »): his mouth open, his front teeth e. } first place. then mere might be Pilot laughed after he made emergency landing in bush aFa o, - Method ofgea sago- the public a &fined& rotten Mown Ina and 1 he¢. area in Manitoba resale ac for I to maltyeaOY make de gm. ntable tleprodue be clutch.. an range Moaplan bay '. My own eaperienc. with thecM1il- drat crash-landed are selling:' lash of Alliance lot weigh ntf WINNIPEG (CPC The pilot of a small plane said Jennifer Coastal Aid.'. sagging with tin Bare ``` --- drcn l believe him. One d I And. line e Satuoloy says he laughed after he rood of ie aircraft. ; ' came ens, some small girls was nay onal Poole said Sunday. "b'. ;NOT per cent of salmon formed in British Columhé is sold n the &as anyeaaame" he slurred. "I duping. la, schml playground. They .es a fumy thing You feel lucky. It's hasty Donal. The emotion wines ned star dal he pone bag m his lips swinging Into monkey bars and in waves." NI groups ...money for he adultms anon It a by o f inhaled I winced and asked .`+ h' B it delight. M1 Dole 59 had alreut a minute to find a place m land allai the Cessa the . gelMTimes ate. cade. that specifica poem chains him to op, !dell. again ana you they .shouted the engine at 2.300 J d finned. Saliva Nibbled down his inner ouch. an tae Wort . manila. wild 's meting In With no l a k e !nearby, Poole brought the float plane down like The -ton includes fishermen unions, aboriginal andmonservation chin. ei. Nat am n. 'Take my picture, take Mtinimin $,. uth tat dopphg into .auge thee,. for runs ao The bois name is Justin. He is 14 t _ my Mouse. They were adorable, ez me plane lank. a cushion of pines. Lash said the coalition has already heron threatened with nil °ctio by a has Keen inhaling gasoline tat a< Min r happy. hll'am. Ile aMM1S lone passenger lame Day clambered out uninjured nee salmon fart group Arena..*.,. wording. lame, fou me pa name.. up an Earlier had met ton older Pooh. SY, said he didn'tt even jump out of the plane right away but aid The BCC- §8trnon Famters A..sociation was not available for amine . does we dad ad d: Nti No 21. 19 and 16 yeas old. 1 his usual co ml panel checks, including shutting off the becausen Elder! y man sentenced to house arrest for sea assaults he und Natuashish,&shish, bas sniffing run rampera af Naluarhrrh, the new loud the three of them noising elders of Mis ...um and gasoline u leaking. VICTORIA (C) _ An elderly man convicted of sexually Ì' g stoned. TN Inn. r village built in Labrador wish federal money for the Mushuau Innu _ mnd he old consmation camp, Poole is plot for WaaNgomach Air, a moan charter air service run by three aSoriginal dancers was waked to house arrest .M t. lodge ffimmunity mr M1aas lama have new beautiful homes bar love been baby vandals watching television I was sunned the Forst Natron, one of three aborigsoal renal about 600 nears rad time . the IA death name for tin M I aria name. ...dad RCMP detachmentam duc.,. ames and the council is not held t, about the I n u . Most conversations to find them N.. a fun. was kilometres modal f norther. F.m k gT sentenced in sown.. C a Thursday o He showed up b I was amgdnd Dav W a Mar um slashed, men wma accountable for payments to end with a sigh and a shake of the Ming held for a 19 yea Id man Day, a dispatcher with the air service. is ad from Mo h. nine of house arrest followed by two [ probation. photographs f an abandonedbrand Mechem, Co,ruction w LtJ a - vandals were Genus and family hers ers hen One young worker suggested who had wandered into the woods The two men were taking the plane to Winnipeg to more ter, house on he edge of this brand theta T. company that perfonmed add, on Ith was A den... the hat tee Ito, holds sacred hewn [M1e seta,. were roams Ms Plwas says lad June she drew ran, that the community's problems and had. prommably. Men when the entire piled alum half - TO . Ilpl h h within Me of the long house." said lmtice PA. Melvin, refer- new 31ST million village work on Natuashish, 1 M on Me RCMP depot parking lot up a petition demanding that the could he sui.& if the army were devoured by Mae all that *at vem tpl. crashed a about midafternoon Saturd>' kilometres s result turn.nt nag bee 000'aed an ring to assaults that took platy during a monMplong initiMon process Natuashish the of along- ,q A week poor, the square clap refitshuau chief Simeon TShakapesh call in and Nauashish were turn. fount f him were & bo d Mile Gt. Rapids for the dancers 2002. standing federal promise to rescue a ashy M1as s...We a owal han haul houre that RCMP officers resign from moan Shep. collected The three asked me if I bad any A friend ol 0 30 minuet shed Poo I ma.. to FtWe, I ended abruptly Monday when after several days of court the nun- In. from their Ma n inhabit was decorated with angry signatures form 63 per cent of marijuana, They non, bad kids: a m due c an going down Na recoil Net. a. h. red he three of sexual r, shanty. in Evan DavisD Inlet he switched his plea to guilty on all counts graft. F---Me Free World Three a shish s adult population and they j I k 'M 4 co ono. of the adivers. cul radtad die , Amend assault. where they had b een settled, with large window over lie deliver them to the band once noh "g to J h,.: pl A se.n'hdWmcu Mae *a iwadd I.om Wmnlpg. tany,the testimony revolved around highly secret rituals involving disastrous results to the tin late Ne* Mucbof 0111 broken It is DAvis all over The shot did not respond. When the cider W the honk W'tlit.. hours two Iton lam 17 Wag. /S- tamer's 1 aloe. dancers when they are initiated in the long hoe 1060. ague. dropped by the council office, 1 + of an alltenain vehicle and headed parachuted don from the Hercules, Ian n the own g spa The process olved candidates living inns tent, fasting and surren- From tac air,Flying in from Goose Two houses that belong to il w told he was busy and would back to town. For awhile, we al that can h dulled above the trees(«gent. dering themselves to people already knowledgeable in long house mdi- Bay, the new villas( e of Natuashish math.. Mush.° hoe been reduced to not he me. roared .o.ott don/ay. Arms of appears peaceful and prosperousn tin empty shells, their interiors dowry ..My elighbour ells drugs," she r - chapped -Thew guy, literally ddn'I Mae nosh on them Tray cutting Court heard Nat. dung one such initiation, three adults were driven rather like a small oNn subdivi- an separatesea episodes of unfath nmaala 'I speak out. ad it falls off and continued nethei ont for and a den had r when weaeceea said Moron CM Shan Rice's borne and ushered individually in ta a halm. where he sion as .Iecravl.ly maple fury Wooden furniture on deaf ears, This rsa lawless con Xd lope. I ran into one ofihem leer, one th rescuers. tmhed, probed or sucked on Melr genitals. remote .Want,u rock and trees an shipped new from ST.lahn'sayear malty: and asked if he had found what he Dole nand Day,Day. any h their rescuers, Teal the night in a r Rice testified the sexual touching was all part of locating, or bringing tun L7 ago, lies scattered in pieces on the The M. Mau band does not yet as after. He nodded, warmed by Coleman lantern . the tempera r dipped lo .15 C. A together, me dances inner spirits. On the ground, the impression ground outside among sherds of have federal reserve status, which Money is not In Non supply. The helicopter picked them up about noon Sunday. But hie testimony ended abruptly last Friday w de admin. quickly chip. When I last visit- with h neatly self-reguhl I wellstocked, its Poole does, know why the float pin engine Coped but said and b' glass. Windows are boarded k n ination by Crow o be complained ofMen puma ed 10 months ago, te a o fallow s its own rules of Ishelves lined with rows and rows plenty 1M dep.d tail were Kohn Dal the Mae plywood meant Wen pre- mg a and The RCM Pbuck wuhlby .andalld& and & Mf off. f lai. Craw's Inn were hat mown[ in . and Rc Imaya switched his plea the following Mosby I g H rs from squatting conduct We are concerned about goods. A trou. d. don might still b. salvageable, he said. the long house tradition by (sexml N lshisn still held promise. dads of thousands of dollars.' of -Ile was tarnishing well .wig -11 to 'de ie dude. he problems at NamuM1rsh but into a boot camp. The gulf between alien t. being Willi Comelius Wood, chief of Waasagomac was in St. Andrews Atom aching) belonged Meg said one of the dancers in a phone interview. Developed byaI and add, Omer am trua on coma, . man case. M a he agni solutions need to come from the Me workers and the Nu is vast. house a skating rink.. swimming meet Poole so he misted Affairs Canada that art, &tat, care exaggerated mT says ash Gib b and workers clearly envy the you and WO, COUllt. "Everyone was so worried about you. cop e e re pack ng into the , ,d as fed Innu' its den es mar winking in The complainant J it vdas lad Rice to court n fn. the Mushum, the village But ao uric The male a do It seems to How is it then that this new cum to ask about yo told Poole. tan such u due - . Wny I o. ked INAC spokeswoma Inner new houses. land office h furnished uashsh can be hazardous . order to keep First Nations ind,. and d houses, M Inn. 133 relief from aid he hull gaol [ I.Y. rage[ of course an RCMP pre Mara penned injustice that h mural) has bra no fully equipment and aso,N Tluee weeks mt a ran opeaung A chief f First Nation involvey1 'd skim in the group and par noua,.. simple, taY Mary nihM1'M1esaidand bbed'00,11 tom- em in Namashio J1. at h new town Nd the N52 l' Me p California wildfires threaten mountain towns as small.. ìeulalY were horrified to bear the allegations. staffed E13 a ean school, mod- C ace of heavy equipment was acre. makes me feel i DAMS IMet but tM1e oifi spento it have solveen Ming. Jane Piwu. We have forgotten anuirpor on 'It paw °Centre .nln rmed by ammt, throwing er changes The group held a long house dance In ..bead where Me com- em he. ce a The politics here d his p s^ He Crnna w no work in Ne he comma cut No one denies this. Cajemn Rich, haw to be Innu. Calif, Firefighter' struggled desperate- and uttered support. wharf, a trek 1, e well - racks; M1c suffered a on Its LAKE ARROWHEAD, (AP)_ plainants were acknowledged s The law work. grirnncdA and 'toot norther hit pity on rotating shills seem at a director of Me Mushuatt retoca- don't work. dont art In Southern ensure abuse J assaults stocked aineandm forehead that required Area stit1M1- ly Wednesday to save d lows There will also be meetings and discussions to ago No,Rng works. There is still a from M1is one pas. bay complete iron to prevent crime tion committee, saidlomonths as 60 metre was of Dame art again tarred out in SI, NI under the guise of abtiginal ñ INAC billed it as a panacw to the C liforn s San ma.l Mountains a One officer told me mat Me and that the drinking and gas sniffing small shred of hope for Natuashish, Mushuauk men a place where eConstruction workers come here engulfed dead and dr.out trees. ale, said the Mid but the way things are going, with. sick of DG. 1 can her colleagues are too busy would move with the community their tag process" could fnal- ana knowing that while conditions are In San Diego Cowry. dw nee s largest lite clamed another 1.n N.S. native chief says pot charges .'smear campaign' "h -, and blame being talk i. responding to casa of domestic from Davis Inlet Nam.hish. He all our problems and where I... Ate. adman: NM make f h when a firefighting crew Ise c by flames, halm[ m ant ly take mot. dit haw', brutal, they Nn pi white during election DIARY, N.S. CPI _ A First Nations chief amused :uYum 361.1. violence J other al.uholrentcd admits that the situation had deteri- shifted to other people, to since the series of longstanding. ial a. 31'98f.$ in e ry hefn According to injuring fete. It marked the first firefighter dean of selling drug insisted Friday she is the Maim of : pn Nd aNher of five children. eve. to keep their own equipment orated more than he bad ever antic people Me RCMP and the govern dad n add., abuse one veteran Nan little blazes g last week Sherry Mae Me Bear Rlven,a.era tea. any. Thursday with h N front Ming pamd. meat then it all becomes hope Palatal .J hal ..rand r didn't have time to gel and domestic violence could be at 91Dff Gmffimmry risk of going unpaid. Th band ' 1 just swept right over them. They Nimbly pisscsion of 284 gam of-marijuana for tlepmeu of 6.11.ki1, Ile. centre while s struggle dot make -1.E can't alt p and watch our Mr. Rich, 49 bas been saber for less said. last tackled council is very about paying mofde am.- San Diego Couno Sheriff's Sp. Cowed Grayson chanty. good It ne think again of my commonslaw hustle. Kelly Boyd Sped. was 1 so charged with the he tragedy h .. Davis stuff 24 hours a day." explains years He commands Pe a were The being wasted. the bills, be said. The dash toll later reach. 20 after authorities ul, no people taw t. encounter with Justin, the 14-year- ate afá INn. e rid which now ensnares Corporal y Mitchell, )Tae van- among elders fm his work within an Indian Null nee the ntM h h.: y You go to the band otfine and found dead Wednesday on reservationthe [addle of her a old gas sniffer, I wondered if he liapie Said I -I a.iaxkae the chah. .m n h b N h' M1. dalism) happens mite frequently: de community. He is considered M1and's oublis with More and they give you your cash Its like a same San Diego ryRre, 1 would remember anyth g of our ,apse . kiel, k pc. Some re of change ceded hut is nothing we can do." The logical person to replace Chief San Beenardino Mammies east of Lo' Angeles, Mc bob dry M1e ft ghaver grown worss, 'n drag deal.' In die a I had told him é samdalna mown, the 0.1 p vét. community s d ided Weal mark on the two RCMP Tsbakapesh when the band holds brief conversation, had been th. firm ono ...de because of an ineffective re A handful of Newfoundlander, Santa Ana .malt Ito. the Jaen.that whipping P ....OM that sniffing gasoline would rot his stgtar statement to Annapolis Valley Rabo. on Ante reran, she.. Alcohol resulted J I the arrest of scheduled election next spring. Wednesday. But they arty to stiff Mee. '1 legs n8 antl have been working more or less aging a.m. eased he I that I or none of my Mistily, way I run' says Mr Rich, brain. Puh huh Mon- gasped, But rte bl - adults, They ere charge with "No will mound 'E'9 what.. prom. ,, used be hand two since 1998 when work off the n taa pushed the flames upp Ie canyona walls increased accessibility to the ou full time was standing tat or Ater will. ll The people Mat know no knd q,. politicianszur buy h alleges causing property damage a hem set man with mild When I left turn.. and Big Be Nam the on Natuashish first began. they tat. dun, enclaves like Lek Md.. side world Me behh. the abmaoned blue house. !>Uon emit. this activity.- 1 to note ESOW. demeanor, don't want topsss popular mountain playgrounds, rua ms run deeper, of and waa 'Name rend to be more tolerant of the arc among sauna CnJards mom r bag to his face, 1 the holding his plastic Piston said de.. Thole thing . amWenwdai, hers the bec d '1 d to one Construetion workers are forious bottle around anymore 1.n the monad my eamre d tl pi Mushuau. They have seen every By arty a homes haunt y' i hap t was a back several tines. ."When I found,. that it was made public I had o mast Men, t4 A hi h -s a bootlegger's that their work is being destroyed. last time two years ago. It glanced were expo, hit Me town of sion d loss Ming and have learned to laugh off f Caned Pak. The Barnes n nlur see him following me Ile Jo bog- Mind in Mt interview. dream. hatle th sells (or Eton Vandals t upon Natuashish law clean campaign I didn't {Omni hoping to weren't able to set .long. din onal and lades code a 1$ the bad stun They are the first to hunnhy SPO. Mn lfl+rtta Me was Never had fallen from sight I wmtdered ' when all elre figs and they cant ff mmlw um .n Oam Bra y December, h day the Mushmu booze.) lost, and that it Mc 1..m The fires o ouMk ps. si lost. upon wMa ,van Despair cum. ny that the Place is not all bad highway b peed ter you loot men,. Mange an indictable offence foil Ones Inlet Hundreds &sari ' turning mound to check if he had vfor $100 in Natuashish. moved from Dais - rig t to anger and then re dada, Pre The "You just have to lemma moat du: long odds in parts ofua Pool aa l+_y, has strategy. "I hat this has plans Nat come in several times a And windows have had to Mr Rich another colt,. m many e wen manageable o dos tare .Nan bad drunks" says one of Mc con- Tba fm an nod r,e a sec and pair are to and talk l kepi walking lac Staff Spin tñe charges stand t. day are often loan with wonky be replaced Some contractors have want to go into the school NsNd poink Chris Cac, f pie nu m technician 1.N the V.S. Vandalism is midi,. 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s 20 05. Turtle Island News - Local News - November 5, 2000 Christmas season is here Six Nations arts and crafts clubs launch season By E. J. GOODER aunt Jennifer Ringuette, 28, of a Staff writer Brantford sell her freshly baked A The Arts and Crafts Club of treats. Ringuette formerly of the Ohsweken hosted the 35 annual Six Nations said she learned to 1 Indian Handcraft Bazaar Nov. 1 bake from her mother Deb This year the bazaar was not only Macleod. Smiling brightly, she held at J.C. Hill Elementary adds, she comes "every year" School, but at the brand, new, com- because she does so well here. Ins munity hall on the Ohsweken fair- The Heart and Stroke Foundation grounds was the charity of choice for this The annual event drew about 50 year's annual bazaar and was locat- vendors who displayed their crafts, ed in the new community centre. such as moccasins, jewelry and Linda Christie co- coordinator for baked goods for the more than the Heart and Stroke Foundation . . , Y - 1000 people who attended the and volunteer Lillian Montour ' 6-`%i-.--_yl'c1- r bazaar. were busy rolling the loose change L.c

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) _ Ruby Williams of Six Nations was busy selling her hand made crafts at the annual bazaar in the new com- munity hall in Ohsweken,(Photos by Edna Gooder) Heart and Stroke funds more than been coming to the bazaar for eight At the back of the new community "250 different research" projects years., because she "loves coming hall sat a table full of boxed pies of all across Canada. here." The dark -haired, tall bespec- all kinds, such as cherry and straw- Shop owner Janet Weller of St. tacled McDonough said the people berry rhubarb. Darlene Williams of Jacobs, Ont., said she came to the here on the Six Nations are "friend- Six Nations owns the Cake and bazaar to "find unique and one -of- ly" and the ambiance is, so nice. Bake Shop on Six Line Rd. a -kind objects." Weller formerly of Her native designed hat, gloves and Williams said she has been in busi- the Six Nations said she promotes scarf sets were attracting many ness for nine years., and can make artist and crafts people and buys people because they had the clans any kind of made to order cakes, objects from all over North printed on them. pies, or cookies. Smiling from ear America. Smiling she said she The annual bazaar also drew many to ear, Williams said, the best sell- wanted to promote her business tourists, such as Rita and Bill ers were the Indian cookies, scones because she has a large non -native Burvelle from Port Dover, who and Indian donuts. Looking at the would attend many events on the Nation, table of pies, she said hopefully she c customers, but like the native population to come. such as the fall fair powwow. The can "sell all the pies." Vendors from all over the region Burvelles said they came to the The yearly bazaar gives the oppor- come to the Six Nations Nov. bazaar because they're "interested tunity for artisans and shoppers to bazaar, such as Mary Jane in the crafts and people" and were sell and buy the unique crafts the (OIL?.' [ e/ McDonough a Mig Mag of looking forward to an enjoyable aboriginal community has to offer. A variety of crafts, jewelry and baked goods were on display at the J. Toronto. McDonough said she has day. C. Hill School in Ohsweken for the annual bazaar held Nov. 1 owAt)F-Ntbto displayed on long tables in both the sitting on the table in front of them. NATIONS OF THE RIVER gym and community hall as tourist People, Christie said, who donated '1 SIX GRAND and community members alike change could then write a love ones li perused the displays. There were name on a heart and hung it on the CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES I II AI tables and tables of baked goods, Christmas tree standing behind the such as cookies, pies and breads Heart and Stroke display. Montour plus turkey dinners were also avail- said the Heart and Stroke charity able. was chosen because the aboriginal Standing behind a yummy display population has a high rate of heart RAREN of Christmas cookies and slices of disease. Christie said more than :11.10i un ,uf v: Vona pie was Halley Reubens, 15, of "60 per cent" of monies collected SERVICES 6r Brantford who was helping her will go to research. She adds the AVAILABLE COUNSELLING Are you or your child experiencing frustration and confusion when it comes to relationships with your partner, family or friends? C--le -411111P,. Counselling with our trained and qualified professionals can make a difference We have a staff complement available to provide this service with qualificationt ranging from Social Work diploma to Masters of Social Work. Further, staff training and experience it Play Therapy, which has proven invaluable in intervening with children.

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