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North America's #1 Native Weekly Newspaper nn w 1 Library & Archives Canada ti Newspaper Collection _n Library and Archives Canada Special Services gets a 395 Wellington St. Bibliothè ue et Archives Ca Ann IIIIII111111I visit from Six Nations sped Ottawa, ON K I A ON4 II II IIIIII , III 111111111 II IIIIII IIIIII 111 II IIII IIIII Arrows. `,<, page 19 3 3286 5346 43107 Starts on ñwiIr k Okarahshona kenh Onkwehonwene, Six Nations of the Grand Wednesday July 4, 2007 Six Nations youth slow down . I fl Highway 54 traffic as part of of t f,71 - information campaign r 11 ,..ti ar A 1 By Donna Duric :w r eon. Writer 1ae.t--.
Six Nations youth raised just shy of $2,000 for a youth centre sir and educated hundreds ofpeople about the issues they are fac- 1 a la ing during a successful information Hwy. campaign held on 54 i7 Friday afternoon as part of the national day of action held by First Nations across the country Jesse and Dakota Brant, both for- motorists was positive, with many mer Miss Six Nations, and Melissa giving the youth words of encour- Elliott, a former Miss Teen Six agement and gladly reaching into Nations, organized an information their wallets and cup holders for picket in the middle of the highway spare change. where hundreds of motorists were Only a handful of cars refused to stopped and given information stop or roll down their windows for packages and asked to donate to a the youth, but there were no nega- ' much -needed youth centre here on five comments expressed during the Six Nations. two -hour demonstration. The reception from passing (Continued on page 2) tb Six Nations police stop group occupying bridge Six Nations police stopped about 15 people in masks and camouflage clothes from occupying the Seventh Line bridge Six Nation's-youth and supporters took to Highway 54 Friday during the national Day of Action to press native over the Caledonia bypass just shortly after midnight last youth issues. Traffic was backed up moe than a kilometre at times in both directions. (Photo by Jim C Powless) Friday. Six Nations Police chief Glenn Lickers said police, on patrol, found the group attempting to occupy the bridge. Grand River Navigation Company fraud (Continued on page 3) could be worth $1 billion By Lynda Powless tabled a document with the federal four outstanding claims, including L Inside Editor and provincial representatives last the Grand River Navigation
- The federal government could be Wednesday showing monies out- Company more than a month ago. ro Local 2 facing a $1 billion bill from Six standing from the GRNC alone may Six Nations negotiators asked the Editorial 4 Nations for just the loss of use of reach $1 billion. federal government to explain how Six Nations lands associated with And they have asked for the return they arrived at their $125 million Sports . 8 National 20 the Grand River Navigation of some lands. figure when Six Nations experts Company (GRNC). The federal government offered tagged loss of use for lands associ- Careers 21 rr.Mn on Mole IA...r w hank Iron Six Nations land rights negotiators Six Nations $125 million to settle (Continued page 3) Classified 22 Business Directory 23 Try our NEW Federal government says it has heard aboriginal Price $1.25 Southwest Chicken concerns from day of protests 0 toasted Deo sandwiches 0 1> OTTAWA (CP)- Federal Indian Affairs Minister Jim Prentice says he has heard loud and clear the issues raised today by aboriginals in protests across the country.
! Notwithstanding the blockage of highways and a CN rail line in Ontario, Prentice says he is happy that the day of h_ action protests were peaceful and law-abiding. Pm Iovin' Ir Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Phil Fontaine, at a rally near Parliament Hill, demanded a full and sincere 282 Argyle St. apology from the federal government for the abuses that took place under 4) o 74470 04551 9 (Continued on page Caledonia Canada's residential school system for native children.
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1ì1%akoliS Ìi ck-h Local 11 I ^' A ¡Al I r8Iab \(.()4\ Youth hold information campaign, stop youth suicides, improve education with culture and language, build a youth rConmrnedf er fAm0 ested k what the youth were doing centre with comments such as, "good for Elliott said the youth wanted to hold 720 really . the rally to inform People both with- gins - needd nit like ..n,. eyouth t in the Six Nations community and .° ending .oren of the issues a akem s yourng le on the ry an 1 W" N ord mdlm o dollars to to see resolved. o bala. TTC delegation ihatpadìcipan 'TM1IS is our statement abnm[avFat
W la InNrmation. can. salty. W Frill paign A a maw inifand by sync oue comm. ehhcssd by ou I+up t Y Plliou, who .w need for mw IS,,, kw. o inn Cana" r ...tutu. won [elude nmfmg Youth on Six Na8.%,8° her gothically in o il mum Ran RR to give young monk e { their w In s_ held fN meeting Thursday ,aeaM missy, need fops autho f'n night Nan decided to Mld M more culturally aware: and ta r.e tied, s mlommhan campaign. wish lo me fxtiorelism and damn . Cmnc.. Miller said she was pleard mm Six1 r'wn's matin,. I. to MI tie, M1 to Mc ámomea Q.; -EX ''Wewant thon m p. We wane IA have unatff Reclamation aire hen cook Hnhr 11. al er..oavlMan. SixtyNations o man Skyla William s, 33, de his firsts eta tripod from mecameramen. ltwsalmo one yens Six Nations man Six Nations men 'limotfy Hill, 35, w arresting the e a. brother of reclamation spokes- armor that arrested Hill and turned him once at Me Cayuga courthouse after he was after the incident that W as sled in Cornwall mein in n.naHÓrd Friday formai vomi warn. len Six Nations man r" Hill area at o the Brantford P.m.', men arrested 1 his put mescuffle w II earn- with the help of Akwesnane police on te e g arrested for rarirr 8 are F 3. la Lin p.m. crise warms for arm .s turned him over to the Nations mown near the reclamation set cowl July 18. topm police Jm Nelson, of the Brantford Pokes, He was obstruction released on apromise t pp ,C C b for lleged, stealing a up in court , site tried prevent Six Na, Om wake from said it was a 'special seta the Brantford city Burtch property being farmed officials say :,development will continue on by Six Nations farmers jointly )ands under dispute Donna Dune only He federal government has A second Heide. erupted when a rir must be completed before obey can and that it remains Mire the authority to stop development Turtle Island News reporter was rerun the land NW lo Nations. eve altar the Six BKANTFORLL City officials on claimed land. acostad by a reporter from aime, harmers are Mau two the .m- iomoe,W mused Six working a I.n said development on lands "Ws their responsibility to respond, Six Nattons newspaper and a lands second ant M1asjun comp) Nutlet. um by Su Natrons mil To deny. permit; wed. charged B antford man as people stood by sv. but t area do d. - g Me sthe 'bly nk ontinue despite Six Nations con We cannot break the la The protest, organized by Nod u the y Pater ysthe em -beam he work, n dark He said if comp.. are able to council in response to a call from rig to be in Mu- ready in September, and are mar a e year crop ara- go the Assembly of Firm Nations to ble. keted to whoever will buy them. tion plan which the SNFP is going a hold a national day of protest, high- leme Porto coordinator for the The type they planted is usually toiI! present o thew unity some IÌ ,,- lighted Six Nations' claim to the Six Nations Farmer's Partnership used to make oil or Pour, he said. time this summer, J.C. Hill design and tech students' pain( aduwk able. (Photo by Scott land the casino sits on. Hill) the - (SNFP) Burtch farming project, The SNFP is hoping m farm t Elected Chief Dave General said says they desperately need rain. '.3. Six Nations should be entitled ta "There's a chance they'll go bad," five per care cut of die ca now, the cops he said. "Right profit. The City of Brantford car. look good. Wire going to try and wok receives five per cent fiord Sb N a t t em people rowan, grrrr/hM who ewe Y l ard the prov /n- let Mother Nature veer Its course." the avan a s "WC need a ml Mario, eatüosib on aspart oflhe AFN}nationa/Dey ofAcdan said ideally, the crops need rain He Bir share of everything that's in (Photo Pea) twice a week. front of us, and Nat includes this He said the cerminty Nations farmers regarding live action tall levels." In late May, Six said General. "Since its land claims nand development is sale said Canada has planted 292 acres of Hyland made "signifi- (the n cas no's) beginning our du- "harmful to everyone." cam N Soybeans on the Burtch land claim strides' solving tome of Six Nations elected chief Dave General inched ns have expressed a need for Brantford MP Lloyd St. property, whichd was promised to MPP Dave Levee and *swig Me historical grievances, MP Lloyd St Amondalong wilterenfoenri ciasm speaker some consideration for the rev- avowed gratitude towards Six lathy, residential satanic. where be tenured to Six Nations fart enues eiday's Day o/ Arum eventwt(Photo by ues generated by this facility. " v Nan ns redo ,bibuion to the 'despicable acts were in spring during He height of tan. tea) committed .4 He said the anger and frustration of live o of Canadians throughoutroughout his- carom with the the land reclamation site chubby. I Brantford city councillor Him fulfill all municipal and provincial First Nations communities across ryf particularly, its alliance rein essfully, b sump, native just outside Caledonia. Bradford told a crowd of about 100 laws regarding development, the country, the including Six Nations, the British during the varier 0 traditions and cohort Thank Gad Interim negotiator David Peterson Six Nations people and supporters city has no choice but lo blow can, be susmined much longer. War of Ind...A,ne. they were unsuccessfitl inNevsm- had promised Six Nations die who protested in from of the ...p.m Logo ahead. pldhy The victims of resiti.tial return of Are Burtch lands in -;"'*; iamfiN Comity Cos ño during é But Bradford sád the city tries ho SENECA AI,I,EGANY . schools me being compensated exchange for the removal of barri- Day, Action Ay educate ix Nions' LL Tlmt, hopefully, sae sign to you the cades Six Nations, had erected on < \SINO & NO f I_ _ Rk had no tarty to stop Noe, land Issues e and aiche logy con- government understands" H, 6 on April 20, and were merit, even though dry issue the cerns throughout the poses. Band Councillor George Montour, removed in late May. VETERANS Friday's protest was quiet, Peace., chair of lands and resources The barricades came down,. the TtI Brantford Charity Casino rub and uneven., with the handing implored Brad politicians to land has .a yet been turned to on Six Nations land. out of information on car wind- support Six Nations in Nest Sixty Six Nations reside. and politi- shields, and speakers from both gray five per ,lure of the c,, But in the meantime, Six Nations cians converged on the ere, Brantford and Six Natrons address. 1 profit Na said Brantford has n Grown have been permis- parking l draw sue - to SixS "Pg the crowd with their concerns already raked in $39.4 million b Sie riani PettprpmmranJN a/ deny the Confederacy to farm Pow WOW Nations land imues, but despite such as land claims and prof since the casino's irxeption don urcasino an Sn' Napuns lard the property, and alll profits are July 27, 28 & 29, 2007 Six Nations laud potesmdoru over paveur in 1999. tamed back to the Confederacy. rimed development on claimed The only sour points came when "B's alright to be angry, but you Ile said the lack of education and Another Six Nations senior. Ruby Financing of the project is done land wit. the city, officials said Councillor Ava Hill said she expo- can sustain anger because it wears knowledge among Canadians pono.xlivereaaFreymapaa- jointly by the SNFP and the Hey don't have the to stop nano. hostility from a nonnative o much of your psyche. This is trending lira Nations, Inuit and aorta message vying that Six Confederacy, Veterans Park, Salamanca, NY issuing remits to developers p.m in the parking lot while she peaceful, respectful, and Mum - Mears people is "appalling." Nations has been nice "for se. Lest year, the sale of soybean because timy'd be breaking the law was posting flyers on mr wind- tio.I gathering and it's not going But that's changing, he mid. furies" and that's changing. crops on the property resulted in a if they did. Boer. who told her to "get ajob." to stop here. Si, Nations they "The typical, non -aboriginal 'Talking is aver. Talk without profit of about $37,000, which holm Bradford, the city's manager She said she was also told to "stop want lo see things resolved." Canadian is on teaming curve. action is useless. When we show was handed back to the Over S1 50,000 in prizes! of *ruling and development, said putting crap on people's cars." Brantford Mayor Mike Hancock What I have teamed a up In development on disputed ConfederacyIhed,cy for whatever purpos- said the city stands with Six Nations robs fur five years Wit lands) don't call the police; don't es they see fit, said Porter. in is fight to get the Feder- ADMISSION: Tti Ñá_ Nations nif ant - very significant call the army because you've hem The agreement to let Sic Nations Friday Xfrh: Free i government olve iM issu.. Canadian art coming to under- seamed. Ilse covens.. has failed gnats raise Crops on the proper- "Here n invent. w nod and to M embarrassed about m at tin. They want ns to sit ty was renewed again this year. .dude 57 neigh bourt e wort together and historical sarongs, bieodcai abet- back and be nice people -wive while federal and provincial mid Two-11 rk' $12 we play together. We are togeMer ances, Natl rights and been nice for se de. had tiates haggle over Ihe of with you in solidarity to see these ore, rights i g ored Ia5'e s need enough. W antra faun for ,w environmental Senlore 50w . Vance 7.17 55 an assessmentf. & Kat Things resolved." , action - amtressive, comm.- child being conducted on the property. Fads Ofi and Vctcrdns. FREE: 1G Negotiators say the assessment Fanshawe College in Simcoe )/e ilea, jot a/ruaotq 2008, , . Prentice -_ _ f (Confirmed from Mechanic front) ik Mechanical Technician /Industrial Millwright - °e7N Available in Simcoe! A two -year Ontario College Diploma But Prentice wouldn't say when, or tir:\ FANSHAWE it, an apology ,tuneS . Co -op Apprenticeship Program GO, onrct COLLEGE (This program was made possible by a grant from the Province of Ontario) The m n ste cued only say that wan / O continues work trough 4() leit S Upon successful completion, students receive a Machi ical Technician Diploma and have the legal pram of nipleme ing h; completed Levels t, 2 and 3 of the Industrial Millwright Mechanic apprenticeship program. an to compensate 1967 -2007 age.. ° A 1N students who were abused at the For more information, contact Kathy Baker at: (519) 426 -8260, ext. 223 schools. Community Driven... Student Focused 1 -4 July 4, 2007 ,-tqr r ..d nasty NAYS m news COMMENTARY July 4, 2007 LOCAL TORONTO Ontario's community (cry safety PressPratt Ile, reviewed the complaints his once Haldilad County Mayor Mane Trainer says the MOM says provincial police Commissioner OPP boss didn't met. sham the e-mail, and sacs derision is -100 per cent" wrong, me was made North America's #1 Native Weekly Newspaper! an Fermin didn't breach Me Police Services they didn't have any substance. Ile bet an monde mvuagakr hired met cross line in email Act when ewrote e-mail to ataincillors ravened the Oknb.onha krnh Ook..chonwena win email complained, and M1 once hatl.nn finished In report in c Monte Kwinter s , the Canadian continued TURTLE ISLAND NEWS \NE //4N{ confider.: inFatt leadership. But to Caledonia Turtle island News is published wanly on the Six Nations Grand Six - River Terntory k is a politically independent newspaper that is Nations waiting for federal response t ;,,,. wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people By Donna Dark thing. No portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or Them rep ec le -under, hwy. 6 barricades erected by Writer rand the history Six editorial content may be reproduced without permission. of Nations,l Nations hating the April 20 OPP 5 Six Nations negotiators art still Mink is positive." raid on the DCE lands. I PUBLISHER -. Turtle Island News PUblkations waiting for a breakdown of the Mac said although there Mec M n said more work EDITOR -Lynda Bowlers mf $125 million alnemem orteied to is frustration on the slow pace of mods bo Re dose with the environ- Turtle Islam News is ¢member op lu Six Nations last monk by theme tad- negotiations.. believes the .one. mental assessment bet the land anadi n Journalists Associate 4- cral governmentgrieva on e ant has done more for Six ran be acNadmon Nations. Native American Journalist ..=`t to Is, land Nations land rights isms last year But MacNaughton said Six + International Committee to ?meat J nrnalists Worldwide Federal negotiator Ran Doering than in the last 150 years. Nations has waged long enough Turtle Island News - P.O. Box 329, ? said he expects the breakdown to -I Mink day'. taking them more "¢ten expecting (the land he Road Ont NOA IMO v al 2208 thick..., (*swan, ----- `It;i be ready for the July 11 Douglas seriously ththan in the lest 150 mum.) ASAP. 1 expected it to Telephone, (510)445-0868 Fax: (5191.5-0865 Creek Estates side able atis years. e acknowledge Mare has be returned when Peterson made I r 'S E- mail- advejtealheturlleislnnane or tion but lead Six .awn been ,same progress in he past Me panne; news(Gtheturtieislmdnews.com 11,. negotiatormn, Allen MacNaughton year." a Naughton said he isn't hold- Volume 12, Edition 26 Second Class Postage Registration 0720276 mid heIl be surprised if they He said Six Nations recently ing his bream for the next DCE PAP Registration IMO actually have the breakdown received the phase Ieo report of sire rabic meet, wine m.o. a NVetaitaiwww.theturtleislandnews.com ready men. Me Bunch assessment of tors supposed to provide a the Waal government had monk the rich Tract lands, which breakdown of the $125 million \^:inr/!/ the offer to Six Nano. lot month needs to Ac examined The Bunch offer Six Nations youth take to Elections: in compensation for the Bunch lands were promised to Six "They've promised a lot of things tract lands, the highway.. talk the Welland Canal Nations lest aping by interim by July 11. I'll he impressed if flooding, Block Rime exchanger David Peterson in that happens." Prentice rethinking how First Nations Peer Schuler inspires Ile crowd with Ais speech during New Credhl Six Notions youth took) Highway 54 on Friday, the Assembly of Township, and the Grand River exchange for me removal of the rally through Me streets of howl. FeöaP (Phare by Ned Seder) Mist Nations National Day of Action and held up traffic but acre elections should be handled Navigation Company - which w were any burning thee formed using money expropriated rnttead they laorohed an infomiation misnames that made area MEN BERTOU, N.S. (CP)- The group of eight councillors elected Wednesday suggest an independent from Six Nations' wt fund creat- motorists are of issues aaecting young people i our federal government Is rethinking in 2004 canted the majority in body should be appointed to handle es from Me leases estai land. while raising awareness Momma need fhb a youth here. now elections should be handled the t2-member council. elections. Beratheeft the offer g it That Idea And they did with style. on First Nations to a sense, the die was cast," h backed by Jerry Sack, over a 15 monmsmof th -oingg The young men and women are Me kinds of young people the Ina In crams mid Wednesday Prentice mid of last fall's election. the new chief of the Shubenccadie land rights negotiations that comment, is proud to call their own. Indian Affairs Minister Jim As a preventiveprey measure, he First Nation who edged McDonald sprang out of the ralaml0u of They were polite. Prentice said he has concerns given oversee Medan Affairs by 10 votes m the rematch ibis the former Douglas Creek Estates They handed out oaternds, explain the issues kith. who asked last year's decision by his depart- oversee me wiled. and how bat- month. nosing development just outside for more rjea Haan. ment to allow the Shubenacaaie bra were handled They assumed 'I mink it would melee it Owen- Caledonia. They smiled They joked. They were* and well intended Fist Nano in Nova Scotia to hive control of the election moray Sack said. "Bet mete will still to ÑacNaugen said Six and they brought Me hest n those M Y stopped. an oral officer who was Hough the say ample, . stilt he s ion ons/H udenosaunee negotia- lot the ARAffairs. There's already And they peed facing criminal charm at the time. Prentice mid whole .oenuse Indian tors pa th .1 At one point relay cars were lined up more than kitometr down Last falls election returned Grief of election. and appeals and the sane fled 50* for this month lea., C-.. said !he LOw nude, as they handed out information on youth issues and Alex McDonald to cruet . but Indian An need to be regal Sack anti meal should figure alter `its Ntrche talked about the need for a youth centre. Prentree's department toned out given "limitationsIle in the thethe till heapS m appoint of So. shows that the total offer would JJ JJ Many of these young people men anivemity, one young woman Ile sults mac, ttthis Sea and sea- The question of when. oral officer to oversee the votevole barely for one of the four claims. Missy Pincer is a local education star having won a schokesmp ordered a new sae after reviewing Indian Affairs should evene n be coax and validele bulb,. "It's process," said among other awards recently. e dozen appals over missing bal- involved in fain elections is also Al, Ian tales clone.election h Mae ughtonw They my they're THAT WASN'T HARD While they may have had pals in Men own style @linkmen lots and other election menu up for,, with chiefs nrosçme was coed of writing a false working on these things. We need THAT WASN'T HARD non barricade, they did it in fashion M brought out eaanannencourage be, fI don'henk cheque inn $Soo while to more dedication' moo and support from Mane that they talked to An investigation frond the bend ir don't Mink it's good situation employed as a harm supervisor Doering would not make any And it was rehashing to see. .pawed chief electoral officer, for appeals m come to the minister with ore band o 2W2. She was to the media after last In the not months Six Nations has been hearing only of inci- Jeanette Paul -Marl, did not accept of Indian album" Prentice said. Deed 5500 thhein provincial cowl in Thursday's main table se dents of assaults, vandalism and Meats, coming, largely Morn some mull. ballots hand -delivered on "It's one of the issues well be December. The flownCrown mopped nor would his counterpart, federal youth and ...dad of adds at the Reclamation site, that is mail- election day, which caused voter talk, about n the years awed.. more than 20 man slated negotiator Barbara McDougall. wgìn the ommn, losing faith In the reclamation and is spokes- confusion and called the rents This gees to the whale process to forgery and frond.Baum. Provincial negotiator Murray pink onto -gave Indian An _ and to Paul.. still race char I Cohen made are THERE ARE A LOT OF SIMPLE WAYS THERE ARE A LOT OF SIMPLE WAYS So it is indeed n rr b .Mow a yang people get they had concerns with the situation albgoamlem well." charges In mimed, with her saying Thursdays meeting result- TO ACHIEVE YOUR 10% CREDIT TO ACHIEVE YOUR 10% CREDIT menace so* not .,...skim but education.education from the onset when I was first Many of Nova Scotia's 13 chant duties as electoral ofbcu in "good discussions of theed preyThey shadtalked Mad Me and) fill *Peel naps in Me education appointed and I raised questions he met with in Membenou on pros and cons of the federal systemrem. me need m work through educationy and information, m Mott the Nubbly of Mc electoral offer. To eSdY4.ohaenu Smogs To qualify for err Savings madamem poverty, m empower shat tome, to ka0 edition offer,' Prentice said. 'There ris good coma at credit btase use by credit loweryoureecemay um by taken youth residential and yet need leash d But Ottawa believed "any attempt TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Me table?' he said. "Wire still ION July and Amwe slip ham and resentment from Ming passed down to yet are*mother brow. the electoral officer talking about them (the four No Amnka'sp l Native Weedy Newspaper! v u ßaí .. sae e 54 peesralic. before Me are to .. elect., wool- hair claims) and them more a SUMMER wan Web Ookwekonweee HMO on Your one., alocaNNI y en enJUNPiv an afe m, Are they ogedabw the mad fa you. centre. result in a "wrongful-dismissal SUMMER I JI where bill' and you lam pad Noun, -'end we'll ¢ posa kaa.wq nazis .east.. Sh Nan. needs aventrc young peo- lawwh- by Paul ,len M1 mad. n Six Nations has more than 28 land pie tier. since ereshe had been hired based n claims within hoe 950,000 acre You,. doing something good you're dó ng ,sis. nee Sip Natant burl centlariat one point set ng dr Nana tiara the previous band councils dire. Widnmavd Tract, which onsists for the environment. No Non up for the environment. No sign up NNv Cry: help build astone. asealr Jody 4, 0001 July.. 2007 7403171E 51.14710 NEWS SPORTS TURn,E ISLAND NEW, rrw- ,at illttlm OLA _. . \N+ Ontario Lamont Gaels lead GOT SPORTS NEWS? GOT A STORY IDEA ~ ...sum 2-0 agar. In the west. Orangeville leads I. Junior B haler Bplayoffsate ayon CALL WANE OR NEWS Mamie, Huntsville and 0 agars. Oa So, Wisher is lacrosse eight lronü, nml. ing Six Nations Mimi. are tied I -I; Barre leads @ 445 -0868 AND CALL SCOTT up 2-0 on Niagara: and Caledonia playoff loa amts page 9y hoop.., Cornwall; Halton A. Wallaceburg ad Elan are tied 1 -1 GET COVERED! Al' (DOWNS-x444 z`hl In SPORTS 519-445.0110 We east, (OW,/ Green Hills lead I-0 against Oakville. Arrows recover Rebels keep momentum going r Six Nations leads Hamilton 2 -0 in after tying one on `; best -of -three series. Game three By Scott Hio and Duane Rollins things in perspective. Reporters They are good, but not wheat. aA today. able--no team is. aro[ wmAnyauah There will Bb Scan HlII was bows effort, but he still hem perfect season Six Nations rebounded from the for We Six Nations Amer maintains that the Rebels are going Arrows, 9 -9 tie to beat Akwesasne 13 -9 to need to come out stronger in tie against old rival Peterborough Sunday afternoon. HAMILTON --The Six Nations games. lam week assured Was. However, Thorpe said the Arrows were not Rebels are one win away from "It was dose game and we Itl ever been about that for the about to We Akwesasne lightly. advancing m the Ontario Lacrosse seemed to wake up in the third Arrows. There a good team with a lot of "We AsoO+M B We period," he said. "Hamilton done talk about Nat:" head pride," he said. 'They have guys Confem,Conference semia -finals aller an 8-4 seemed to be ruffling our feathers oath Regy Thorpe said. "We that can put the ball In the net." was their game have never talked about going Some Akwesasne players had once meaner Hamilton in the Seel City bit and I guess that again the key m victory leading point getter and was a s Jacobs had five assists, Neal undefeated. For us, it's all about made it know that beating Saturday. plan We played discipline and the -They are playing well and for Akwe Lightning Hopes Jr. had two assists, nand sin- team on the the goal of winning the Arrow was their sale team pal putting up a lot of last The game was played in front of capitalized mien.- "Thorpe year. Ilise¡,0Akwesasnes gle assists went to Turin Mine Cup." on the year. a big crowd of mostly Six Nations The Rebels scored four of their said. 'They are god leaden coo. first year in the ham A league. Thompson, Myatt Adams, Curry Ask any Atom about whether fans. The previous night, the eight goals on the powerplay. They gave k a good effort, but We got other guys like Mitch Craig Point scored foe goals for Rice, and Tay Biome. going through the season taste. Sic Nations to he too Rebels won the series-opener 11 -8 Montour listed Marty Hill as Ms proved Nanticoke and Keegan Hill who We Arrows. Cody Jamieson had 'There has been controversy festal was import, and will at the GPA. key Player for the two games so tau. you are playing well. We get bu hat-WCk and three assists. Shawn swirling around the league that the get the same answer. strong. battled back and Had work and discipline seems "He has the hot stick and has been had a dons from everyone, but those Evans had a pair and four assist. Arrows used an illegal player The regular to be the recipe for the Rebels suc- getting some clutch goals, but we season doesn't mat. real god said period," Thorpe three are exceptional," Mitch Nanticoke scored once and against Peterborough. playing against a have a pretty spread ter, will say. It's all about the said. wee got refocused and had Akswesasne cess. They are ors offence," hen a big dues of notched six assists. Lee Thomas Resume was the player who suited playoffs. nappy but undisciplined Randy Johnson was in net for the I. good third period. We had cos- Weir own Jerome and Jeremy had a single and two aria item Tuesday. Ile the top play- AA great regular season won' pie lapses Hamilton squad who have their Rebels. Montour said he had a m defence, but we but- Thompson and Peter Jacobs were Keegan Hill had goal and an er for the Wallace', Rd Devils r if you lose that final game, toned mammas, but always seem k run n. erst down in the last period and the Indians dear standouts. sash Kent Squire-Hill registered of the Ontario JAB league. x x w And there was any that Into ry.,a, s "He lee mullet are if chance played some god defence and Jerome and Jeremy played foe 8* two moats as Sid -1 know wain, Pre. There ¡¡axe wLwxvne.hmew - =';, flleäxryham, &sea Z,7 dd Smith. dent what happened the were losing focus Rebels head cn.cb Saw M.00.0 kw of bigger m the 4ague. Arrows of (goalte.er Ben VwEvery) shut Arrows labs year and put up some Holder Vyse, Logan Kane, Tyler Were," Thorpe said. "I guess we the that lam week's tie against said the Rebels took p while to get but Hies, ether have hem than game MVP honours in Friday Blake saint, Jason Johns, Cody move o tries for sweep and the den" solid numbers. Hill, and Darr Hill all had an had Wm down ase an AP for We going the se peer. any of the other Plena my day." nights game with two goals red Thomas, mot m We nest rowel Peterborough -the team tlut beat The Arm. "big three" consist- Jeremy is leadMg point genes m game, but I'm not 0 te sum ro, them in last year's MMto Cup ing of Shawn Evans, and had was the rd moly got h together in the Johnson made 27 saves on Scree assists. Other goal seams m Wayne Van aHVery, and loam expects close am. Cody and captain of Alowesasne Scoring for Mama., Were sal and final- good way to keep and a real E bel goals and we With period;' Montour sad "OurdOm Saturday and 35 se ms the night Saturday nigh were Cody labor. Jonas. y fide.. m -wadi Jamieson, Crag Point was battle with Arrows captain lyse with two two beta have a good snag r guys armed to be overconfident.., before. also roadnotched un assist and Blake Sault with r lair and alnd .wore three goes Wednesday ate fowl petty W own. Sid Smith all game long. Jerome amts. Jerome and Jeremy me. system. Sin Smith doesnt a went to Wayne VanEs and et want let on goad down. dse younger of the two and Thompson had two goals each and great job as well as the rest of the It bolo..lo. mans effort all the way in Frits night, ga,a- glen en nigh[ fi Ohsweken Wes is around no matter who we are play- Mont' lead the offence wild /arch Hill. Older Soul scorers Genie. rim bflag. Ithas the Basically, we ham to he rely for m - plays a physical game to go along an assist. Joe Hall had a goal and mamma, I totally standby the in.." two goals and for assists w gab hatch} night were Stu Hill with a potential to he a great gante as just about anything" with his scoring ability. Peter an assist. Matt NobleI and Cody organization on this one." the game, We teams On Saturday night, he said he felt game MVP honours. Ile also won babbitt While singles watt[. Hamilton triesbstay alive and Six cobs is Same, second Jacobs both had a goal. Peter After two posed together fora picture to show their support for ortr another NOW OPEN as they are the two native teams in Mohawk Stars support day of action during game in Norwood } the league. Nutt action for the Arrows is m' Dore ftallin. showing Weir support on the tool. ion as the Stars scored four first place in West Division. Bombe. aid at the start of tale TRIGGER'S 6,50W5 ,.fu Ws Sawday as they navel to Santa mhos, Mims they wore against Norwood. period goals on rome m n 10.8 win The Stars fished datums back year.'The playoffs are what mat - Hunting store with major firearm brands ' 'f Akwesasne 7p.m. contest The Stars asked for and received math Nina of f...Sim Wellington. Ire Archery equipment & Paul than supplies .', rr- wed the Indians. After that, they NORWOOD, 0..--The Mohawk permission from the Ontario ltwas We first of two woo oc the By winning their final two games t The Stars now play in a home and This week Wildhare Shooting Vests only 151 I travel to Toronto to battle the Stars did their pert m support the Lacrosse Association to make men- weekend, which concluded the the Sun seem m he doing exactly way round -robin playoff with \" Beaches on Monday for 8 p.m. national day of action Friday by tion awls dey of action on the uni- OLA senior R regular season. The what head coach Can Bombent' Wellington and Ajax -Pickering. 1336 Colborne St .W, Burford OPEN HOURS game. which words also 11-7 in wanted Wean to do. Thé Top two teams in the round- ,1? forms, they did in on Sien beat Nook. comer of Whops Gate Colborne St. etto They return home for Weir final the base of the jersey Ohaweken to run theft season WOW everyone in the playoffs we robin advance to the semi- finals. 1Y 043 RD08, sur- ,,,Z,,======0=2; regular season game on July 14. It mad have acted as an ,man. record to 7 -7 and move into seep. just want to get beer each week," ' Russell M. the Whitby Remora come to town for a 7 p.m. game. Raikes SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION JULY 4" - JULY 10r" 2007 LLB. Lacrosse Arena X 3 LIJADA Iroquois : INNS 4 IRMA! SATURDAY 001001 !WNW amam ten a am ""AM s r IFS: m1m ,a " t SCHEDULE w a MAAa01RlR r. sonar JM Y 4"'. 2007 to Jugy 1m 2007 roam - mMRwaa , ® TUESDAY W. SDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY RIMY MONDAY n,.. Cohen Highley. Arr v, Armes OWN. know Express Arrow Express SSW. Arrows Arrow NM., ..... ter CamrprenP GAMIN amoura max: °ú Camp Camp Camp alta, hot IOn UM Camp m e 30 - 3:30 pm Mr66 NM3:30pm 8:303:30, sID SIMS 8:30 3:30pn mmaara.aom SXML NM PAR Sting va KT CONES & :'ro 5 !pe ar.pamma.mm naaan xn am SIML Indian San FIREWORKS ,...xaZi swan °A Creeds vs saws 530. 030pm CXIEfS am ,an PM Highway S4 Onondaga r r., -.. 4pm start Residential School Claims _. _ ' Sea I.Spm ä STIRS can Start Enjoy cares and sundaes made 830 10pm ARROWS Treaty Rights ttra 811p unto Hem01 Dews Cream uwaaia Beat the herewith slam em Io TDRnEIsLAND1VElY5 TOFTLEISLANDNEW6 July 4, 2007 rely 4,10°7 Ton7LE ISLAND NEWS E ISLAND NEWS 11 SPORTS SPECIAL 1U Novice A lax F D aaRnntma dsmttxm lacrosse team finally g the gold medal were ten learn in oral at the tournament SECTION Repone. they had been looking for Head coach Willy Skye said the boys wins Super With a 6 win age. Burlington, Six showed. lot of focus at the event Nations won the Hamilton Super her, this weekend in There s an Me top al paga Series gold .Mena Urne Sia Nalioro an« A "a P Hamilton. (Continued I n Turtle Island News V6 Six Nations is... Player . a fine achievement +r- .í - - -+ Confederacy Gast Speakers: "hunted ndown witht dogs and shot Alan MCNaughMn is par other gasper $20,999 Other winder AN INTLI.NA IONAL NAME YOU CAN TRIS. rrplaw Jock Hill And orders. and an wens accessible tot 2003 Dodge Ram reading the wet* at II em. Quad Cab 4x4 Indigenous Elders and Youth Crunch Panel Friday. Long box with power Guest Speaker. When contacted by Nc lank :t windows -locks and Clynl King, Sb News Environment Manager Island News. mb member the keyless entry The Grand River Conservation Authority, Paul Emmen Mail agntd to look Congratulations Globe and at 404 Cacabons and Answer Period the ,anus By H..3o am. the had been removed and on a fine achievement grads. 180 Lyndon Rd., Brantford Everyone Welcome! m comment Annam was toned Sponsored óy the Public Amman. and Education Womb. for Tel: 519.159.6000 Fax: 519.159.0978 nth PoVUCanima. We Six Nations Negotiation Team Reached c-m.11 Already providing positive benefits to native communities Supported by the Indigenous Elders and Muth Council and mdmcated editor Angus -I www.BranllordChrysler.com Indigenous Studies, sprat. 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NAGERSVILLE zse ÿR 1804 6th Line, qtfjEl LULLVSY 30 Main St., N. Hagersville 90ón Martin Coach Line 4111 . (905) 768-3384 Ohsweken 1889 Line, Ohsweken From the staff of Lloyd S. King Elementary r 519.445.052 Six Nations Wow i.Se fe help! 519.445.1455 J 519-445-4615 905 -768 -1144 3 ta TURTLE ISLAND NEWS TURTLE ISLAND NEWS July 4, 2007 July 4, 2007 TURTLE 1SLAND NEWS TURTLE ISLANDNFWS SPECIAL SPECIAL IS SECTION SECTION Reach High, Go Far Reach High, Go Far CLASS OF 2007 r1 Celebrating our Celebrating our Celebrating our ji d O a fine achié ment Alexandra Hill Dylan 0k.d.L ósalne>oBa r Future Future Future lebskienthio ...Delaney CLASS OF 2007 Danika Jape Gr 1 Raven 'eet.walta. Stevie Imam Gr Brarere Mira Wltillow m:in . C#1 'dam 11; Li Emily C..General I.I.. Thomas shWenl genre. Loft Gr Alexis Mason r Tanner WIrelow Ele Graduates ` Kawannblo High School Kris, Manin Gr3 Min Hm lusre Williams Strey Smarts .... Har-lee Yree Anderson. Jordan Grade Cwiewphm nney Gr 4 Hill Beaver, Charlene Hillk Gr Keel Hill Jamieson Beinente, Bombe, Nolan P oem ll..eu r.-A.e Gr 5 Cecelia h óa4,. ren nin Sky Akiwensie-ltrown. .6 Johns amid) Madre. William fµc, aJ I.L. Thomas Elementary 4. bm. Thomas Brinany Aaron Ainfin Anderson., rbrina MI Or 7 Heidi Hill General gresha Aram Ranting. Grasso. to B Stevie //reins L.,.., Ova AÑO. Lacy Daniel Ilrnhawk-Synns Congratulations Congratulations 0,,,rest,res. Brandon Shane Careen ti B en Cult, Hill, Gare sir Ilnlalr Chelsre tires Oliver M Smith CENF'uu.n l9d r.,uud Grade Six Jamieson grads, looking scholarly in their blue Clam Amens. Kris! Wayne Ilea Bawer.. Calm Winna My Eil Comas Metre my Bobby Cole Hill gowns, lake their seats as they await the presentation of their Koltun General Valedictorian Shyanna Greene Warr. Kyle Bastille Hill r/... tSZau.anw mpua,iey ,mwettmm+a diplomas. Chastity Henawk ÿJ1 Mr. Bain Sk.tmDanielle 14M.n Lauren Hill Brooklyn Hill cs Stem rears -aaaelaoaae.CA. aua.mDraw Abby Hal Kane. r a Josh Henry I Ralph Hill Gr I Dallas Jayne ,uulaPw loan Hill uttreadrettm wp. leery Nil It,ea. Sarah Hill Gr I/2 Tanner . ..an rda..e`r Emily C studem JordonHill e myna cep et naae Jesse .111 tannin. AlexanderK Wade Hill 2 Amber SaMwin n. la Groirire Kari Hill Mande. Amin Summer dawbs Gr3 Angel General Lydia Isaacs : Kalsitsionhawi H dl- Bailey Jayne G t 3/4 Austin Ffill Lauren King MoNeugian Sandy, Kelsey Brody Longboat Cm 4 Ricky Smith Colton Martin Pelt Jamieson and 1.C. Hill staff ceremonies in their day. naw, dents to recognitionreco for I Wu' Hill S S wYyaMimw, Emily Miracle Cm 5 Hillary Hill Wyatt Martin and meow were sad to see retir- grade eight graduation is the equlva their achiere Hilll llama. Brady Gr 6 Logan Smith pe Shut. Miller ing Principal Louise Hill emcee the ai of high school prom. Brayden Warts, a graduating grade WÌ sacs Dylan amkuea .. Gr 6 Cole HAI f Billie Powless last graduation of her career and Young men looked handsome and fran Jamieson, is sure Luke aacs Melissa Mart 4 T Im P mmertManMv Cassidy re I.L. nona. student Brandon Jacobs Heather McNaphmn . Turkey presented her with a beautiful debonair In their elegant suits and to be a shining star for years to ShanáSquiSquire Colton Miller Or It grisly Martin/Dylan ins pre of da, while the young ladies came. He won the overall Carole Bret. Watts Carneymoon Johns Denton Miller Green Peace m a token of then aterema- sparkled in the latest, most fashion- Measure Citizenship award - given Sierra White Mori Johnson free Miller.Clause fue w Seen odedicatedsa- able gowns and cocktail dresses. to the student who most exempt, Mmarq g listen omna- Pimipels Caw el gene ace te the two schools. Local businessman Curt Styres lies traits such as helpfulness and Lloyd S. King Elenwnta mere Kawennl:b Grade eight Blades tat is also even generously donated Hummer cautery - as well u being chosen Lacey KwySmith Tam reee-Mltl* becomingbecom^o gm more and ofaul- limos for area schools so Nat grad- as the class's valedictorian. haft& Daniel Taylor King Crew p Kim Hareis theirt n n. Those b oaring students could p out fora Cracking jokes daring smech Pone, Elliott Kot I. ma CharlieSSmeIN nave thirties and for. say they night on the town in style. that was both heartfelt and fumy, Mos. Brittney Longboat /ohm SmithValedicrocian rc Ireelyn Martin Smith, lorden e Logan Sala SK Justin Williams never had Wade g *Weal. Graduation re also a chance for Mr- he said he's learned Nat, "if you Owylse t t Smoke, Nathan Valedictorian SI, Johnny Miller don't gel Om of bed and go to Thomas Longhtre Tewishaw, Terri I[gManinKingBn t renamb. Smith Ur rehool everyday, won't suc- Mk 1 you Thom., Dillon ` yuiro Solemn lTyaloemmat- en.,am Brittany Mainclu sheun ceed in school and you probably Cameron Se. rt.:, didiesels Sage scoter xsyla HMI i_ , Tuba. Dylan Mans. "1 cr 1 wont succeed emf.ss.... ev t S m re..' Judy Henhawk.Seult beams as she Meet.. her Early Webster. Precious Briarme Marlin .- ;.-.. Childhood Etlucatlon Diploma Chase Martin Cheryl VanEvery elbe nIIIIVIOI Kamsennido Eleme ry Clay Manin Oliver Sm th 1..m IL,Ea,Y 4.Ncole MMartin ! f. i School +Cana a J.C. HIII School Ian made nMI.lo Elementary Brody Whitlow Or 5 ressim Martin Sheridan Manin G s 6 Bret ASillow Grads Six Year End Awards 2007 Congratulations 2007 graduates -CF . d He Stuart Martin Meer . !0 H awenmao , t er 7.B Heidi Nil Were proud of all graduates, for passing m wk Trenee Martin clfY a Member of Patieff,Ont far Brant Wren-Abel Anions Taylor derñon McNeil M kiel. the test and getting the job done! nry 1, Clause Brody Miller bw turbe Bymna Miller Lia Two Riven Community Development MF' Tmro:cu 4th Line, R519-445-4133 ,' 1,74:14, 41:V/MFOrrer 1979 Ohsweken 16 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Jul u 4.200 SPECIAL July NI ------°°' SPORTS S ECTI 0 (Continued from p of page TO) - Thef did and we single. ln be ,i- finals, they defeat. owless, Telo. Nanticoke, and Vernon b .are men Sonny m Six Nation were ToleS. II.mOmn I 6. Scoring for Six Nations Hilf In SIM action, Six Nations beat Reach. High, Go Far goals seine m in the third period of with four goals. Amen were Dray Manin with five goals and Akwesasne I4 -5, they lost t our first game," Skye said. ""After 1 Slum. Vernon Hill had two goals apiece Trans 1 meson added two goals- Mississauga IL5, and defeated Sarnia told them to go out and play a a finé achievement she full 60. and Richard Smith chipped in with Singles went to Richard Smith, Sidney 8 -5. CLASS OF 2007 EM. G (mend mane pra,,u, warner Grade throv Awards `Fight Night' Ntiller Kendal Hess, Mumma Ana..d. lteri Jamieson, Colby KM, Ibeeb Bearer , Monture, Gordie Peters, . W°fS1 to feature several FMmeelI...ionAm. Hannah J., Jacob m walnw'.l Lyar Martin, Hope General I (5 Jonathan .m.mAw. , 5 s. Six Nations fighters wmd M aO.ema A.w . Smith, Grade One Awards M10Wa6soa wrow.s By Duane Rollins Le. lamiesos Nmh Hope General stma>a Smoke Spores referrer P..f.m Mm Awed Amav. lmr.rd Lnanqn Ans Awaat- TaylorMartin Stammes AM. Lama. Nu gem. Fmkie M.m Logie Six Nations fighters will be cam wmulSwit Hannah 1611 Bradley Mont and centre during the latest Geed comma.. (yloa.hmF .d. M.AwN. L.eLap e,m AwN. Immire Oro A.*. 1 Haylee Anderson, attempt t legitimize the sport of Sydnea Physical Education Award- sc la,nOLbm Ans. ME (Trrlrmaaare Kwincey Logan, Zach Green mixed martial arts in the eyes of GoadTm A.am Dram. Mara. Ydmm mad Expressive Arts Award- Vada Ph,sical Education Award. she provincial boxing commie Grade Four Awards Fit/she. White Lickers don. Perfect nJ mu Pan Brim *Aged Made event billed a Fight Night lames Skye Good Ancndance- Motur FentSt. ma a. Kristm Smith t tut Iv Ilsoms. Memo, will be held in Sìmcoe July 10 TI Hood /madame Rr.m hots Smith Arn- History .Award R 7 Several fighters Mined by Six n..d. Beauchamp, Kenneth Davis. Martrartaa, Arta. Perfect Il Lickers Dalton McWau8Mon Nations Toy Meow will take !L san 140 Madre Hut Far, Skm Andrew T. Grade Sevea Awards lm lb.a L.O.O. Am. A n Aw .d Mathematics Award-Kenneth ,a,guag Good Attendance- Good Attendance- Catherine Mixed martial ma (MINA) Is MI /ma..l'kn., Isfan amamm.lamwsb Beam LeMon both Fapminel Wm Davis Hill, Lyle MCNmghtn, Beaver, Fight Nigel e Sleveoe. The Sk ation.liaren cor trained by Tr, Kristen Soli. lay Shears Canna often referred to as Ultimate AlyNa Thomas, Janet Thomas, Rii mime (Photo 01 Semi Hi) Mime Mum Fighting after the most successful Ans Mao, Shama Skye,Kay,lom Jonathan i promotional company in the spml, Poems 1 mu kkMmvAw.d Been, Rill numb William Bradley says that, despite - Mathematic, Award- the Ultimate Fighting Mathematics Award- Alyssa ward appee anus, IRMA is act - Powers says one of tee reasons Mai lobetwo1 Aged Tame Johnson Thomas&Lad maim hummed Championship. mw men ally a sae sport.. he went Simon was to take Sarah Mom. sere Beawh. o Fawn Porter lemma AnAward Nolan Bomber, SMSmlMinocwanforth eAnawslaartnnnm.Tmlrh ale xmd0sm As the name implies, MINA Nu Ede g "There r a tott of maims Manama of m close location b Agard ma. rJoy m .a..rem rSows. Morn. wa ow combines several forms of fight- .am Doom kayo. nmhm M among. the fighters," Powers Six Nations. M YiDaa lamerSkyerntm Grade Fee Awards 2110 p lobo) ing into a single combat port @peame.wAwtb William said. "You don't see guys getting "Trey is Mining quite a few controversial and, In Emma. ma Awed Celeste TOOkone-wll 1wM Laden If. for m guys there thin can really break Maim MI Ontario, Mends That's because fighters Laden ire said. " could produce Kenneth Davn Bomber,. Lire. Bradley. T However, if promoter Johnny send that solo imes they dare some real tars and we Brooke Miller Dowdrie Rene - Powers has his way that will nwnI. MUM. Adam Bomber, going to get beat and the accept take advantage of that from pro- D,Cmley,Cel'r 190. rain am.. a Six Nations MostIh9tyresa change soon enough. that he suggests. motional perspective." elmi Mamim.mOsna aye Alex armer, Douglas Genera coal 1.1 Atad .NmIlath Amas 11®. °f "We won't make any money off Inhere isn't mar' culture the event is successful ifs ,., Brenden ihn TY LOgm,zmh Elena, Lam a'no If MY r.an NM. Mrvagmmx Grade Su Awards Mad Anesakams this card," he said. . "OW we won in MAN. Powers said "It's passible Powers will bring more Jacob Wltia BKeelan Green Twos RmlmP players to use it as another way to show acceptable to tap out is you mein eveub to the w, sham Manor Mad Amdms-Same SU bound? that the sport can N safe." Grand River By Duane Rollins The gag order on commenting WELCOME TO S rid re7mrter on mere. players is a National Post Secondary Education Office Two Six Nations Arrows art Collegiate Athletic Association ï reportedly close . g stem rule. Them is designed t pen YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD of intent o play lac compering in the recruiting t ANNUAL Syracuse rUniversity next season" process. FORD DEALER .. ording to Omedaga *Six Nations Cody Jamieson Is Community College head coach also highly sought after by the big Chuck Wilbur, Sid Smith and lacrosse schools in the U.S. "norm's Kent Squire -Hill have agreed to However. Jamieson has yet to wenda then mitt'. give any indiw n a to where he 73M1=13E.. GREAT PRE -OWNED CARS!!! "Both are going," he said last will be attending. 2007 FORD FOCUS 4 DOORS SES 3 week. rgrrderr they should Syracuse University has cap - 2004 FORD THUNDERBIRD m001000 00V za,taa win...... E+4,sna -kk GRADS" CONVERTIBLE Baran for n golf punch." lured anal champ make up a good memo With romovabk hat top a sonar canvass 2000 FORD FOCUS nos SES DRAW at Syracuse w onships, the mosttnreem m 2004. Only 36,000 km (previous US vehicle) cloth interior. moostot, OFx pk&to,aoa kmE14,933 Golf mole t confirm or deny that the Last year was a rebuild Ho year LI Ob.' Tournament 2005 FORO FOCUS Rte SES -=I the Orangemen. They finished t layers will be mending. for $35,888 ,calk. Tw me be Arroan br pr Imiam S.oalMrd rdLm r..rA. in Memory of Norm Jacobs feather, moan, -only 8.0 km_ -_ -_ ..$12,408 I..na..need "It's a pretty long process," a with a 5 -1 record. POuto GRANDAM 4 DOOR w Friday, July 20, 2007 pons information officer at the This lust spring, Smith, Squire- 2005 011y C.S. Gftwrr .k..wd/w.glrs . 0.4f v6. NTIAC GR PL-lowND A Ion. -E +O,See university said. "There is a lot of Hirt and Jamieson were all mem- '' ana Rr4afl. Ae. dimmers J.....a Sundrim Golf Course . . . paperwork that needs to be hers of OCC's undefeated nation- 4925 Hwy 6 South, Caledonia ON signed. al championship junior college I rAF.m..`enaa°Nbd iJ . e TIME signed we are team. s. pPanbla F` R.pktamn wem..: player 1+ aérl a no allowed to commmte 1 Friday my 1 . f; comet Mom. Nommo ma en Call early to your elm Closest to tha LINE lleneMSn Ipapla: Cana, ava isani Own 1 -71 Pick Your fr-,- Meadow Lynn Farms g ..:9,30 am Shot -gun Freshy Pissed at our tee stand 4 Player Team wfdToíb=iAUm AMra Ixne.tISSm G(me., men laciest ?ors /W as . so omei AI Seen .?mar 18 Main St. South Rogersville Entry fee $125.00 Far o information call. o 'SI '4 re + 519-426-4461 sr oe (.mar. IS Imo el cad OmmRl On or amen DAILY Cam pm (905) 768-3393 I (888) 286-9799 b. .0tbs. saw brenaow.rooeroóq OPEN -e i ehob ' www.hoaMlplor..com "r`-C +._m am., ;fir: mm madam 3 .dr.r.. .00.11: Falea4.R.1011p1or..onn r rely 10 July 4,200 4.2 l9LAN 19 SPORTS d,95 - SPORTS -- S15 B.ppe - Sting's Sting lose, but staystn in first. 1 The Sting are still tied for Ile for first place this weekend saved some goals for the Sling Riding a 12 game undefeated into last weekend's Can /Am they fell regardless losing 5 -4. ' !! first-p1Orsl. place with Newtown. Both when the Sting travel o wrap up the mauls. season as streak. the Six Nations Sting could lacrosse action The loss drops their record to 12 ! quest for Play Newtown in first place teams have 25 point. 6 9 Newtown foe an R20 game. Steamburg coon to the ILA on be foods. if lay crlooktol mid It seems unlikely that they would 1-1. 1f lias a perfect season battle Friday Nations game in hand. they trounced Saturday foe ..p..._ game dl C he -pick 1, re I beading have looked past any opponent but (Continued on top of page 19) , 11 results pvbt Buffalo IA-2. ends in defeat d from ., fPage JP) 6 They should have Turtle Island Nev. . staff Rebels coacher return Six Nation Arrows to bench for playoffs bring joy to special people A I,ane Rollins ec they had the needed paper Sporn reporter work lR "Our coaches are still our cowh- M1ings are back to normal on s," Rebels president Ellis Hill said the Six Nations Rebels bench. at Men . "Any difference in a Head coach Stew Montour and king betty Ile coachingching his top assistant Royce Vyse W. staff and management het been . - returned to coaching last week in resolved for the benefit of the play- . s final game against fn ' M (QQl111, Hamilton. On June 23, Vyse and Montour Earlier, the two had to he attended a clinic. They mooed. y removed 5om their role because Six Nations In tine to be at the of what was described as a "mis- lost period of the Rebels game understanding." ayana erg, that evening The Oslo Lacrosse "Stew and Rayne came back Association requires all of its from the coaching clinic and came caches to be certified. The in the room to say a few things," . process to do Mat involves attend- intern coach Cody Homherry said. inga caches clinic (was day of "I Mink the guys were pumped to hear from their caches." .1j á a When it was discovered that The Rebels can boat the game Vyse and Montour had y o against and V, and 4.11 nandattend a they were removed NI. ifrs[gmvebeokegaìnrtback against from ever,bench. Hamilton. ..4ol y ,ad.31 or However,How wa always a.wi They have taken 2-0 lead in ysr oilman as In..s e. w.een rya. w.dr saw aer mark Spew /.d IerM..a,raa ...Cos. Aa.r u we t , r-n d.rdwd.t-,...or....w pate) nos the two would return their first- round playoff series. awMk.da.nm. rr m.'a ra.kacywrrar.mnu.,rYkaw.rryAMb,wNUn arroYv -7- --'-. Chiefs struggles continue © I, I", r l p°- By Stun 04i(1 league. Ile has played prety well" The Chiefs won to slam start n 1 Reporter Arrows star Cody Jamieson Sunday and Barrie took fall amar D 1 call Duane: 1.80 sage 4253 ' Oa, for the Chief m Sunday's ofinlmnpmgom lca3-Olrad. 519-445 -0868 is =1'I Ile Six Nakes (lads continue f00001icobs says Jamieson one of Seam. for the Chiefs was Roger . to in .several that \ _ smuggle Myra hese.lacnwe. Arrows players could Noe with los go, CNppins dropping a pair of games over the help the Chiefs. with singles were Cody Jacob. 5I9- 445 -0865 weekend 'cafe played well, but I the, he Torn Montour. Bean Hill, Scott 1 ,10.-: 5. lter upsetting the defending was fired torn (playing for the Stewart, and Mike E.t.a.. - emaa: , 6h ./. , Mann Cup eheAMCLO pererbomugh Arrows against earlier Barrie was led by Nathan 1 sports'ó`. i Alovesasne) I Y- on Thursday, the Chiefs lost to Sr in the day. He is a good player, very Sanderson typed five goals. Luke ... ' thetuitleislandnews.eam Regjs 9 -7 and to Barrie versIDle. Ile can defence and Wiles had a and singles went IrentSpuire-Hill signs Julie Jamieson's ',NH : ...ay play p.r 12- 73wday. ..nave to Rob Taylor, Mark Sade. a .. sf Help However, Cbiet president/general Jambs said fans shouldn't expect Kevin Fines, lm Masco, and Bryan malagerlhmre lambs says he sees to .n many Arrows taking Ue floor ! %a 6 r,, Rave á k- progress from many orbs younger for the Chiefs Ws year. The game was playN b from of it FRIDAY s3TN JifÈ Atrene gatmdq Menem Soaao xsnMnk ge. ign by players. Case in point is former "We would like ben small too, fully crowd mile ILA. The Chiefs %en(Spire-MI Arrows goalie (u nit Crawl, don't think We Arrows really want nextp game is Thursday as Brook. you! Am'1 Mink Grant is coning along ihevplayers for us," he said. pays a viA b Me ILA fm a 7pm A Borne Lakeshores alt«ker amemgs mfg d tWough the check of. playing fine," Jacobs sMd. It's an adjust- Men we can get any of .em corded. ABer that, they havelm FIsgTlD Six Nation Chief during Sunday's Major Series Lacrosse sermons - meta fm him. He is certainly play- it'sgrmt because they are capable Kitchener-Waterloo Thursday, it-^ xiaCi FIGHTS of on the /LA. The Chiefs lost the game 12 -7 (Photo by Scott Hall) mg wed better shooters in Me playing in this league." July 12 for a gam. game. Scheduled card of 10 Live "Ill YOUR FOCI Mu. SIM Kickboxing No KT e.o.d.rwvean, taro.t w w e.a fwsro NO aa.,oMal from m,nan, O.w. au.rWn -r Thai Champion r Chris Chrietini Scorpion N. 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I L F a: July -I, 20117 lu 442007 RI First Nations VANCOUVER (CPI- A Urst Nations My 01 action PLOW hundreds or crowd weaves supporters In downtown lancouver, are many called for government í1009h action b deal 0000 king- standing Issues Nat have plagued aboogind SNeos Vancouver, in t Shyers, chief a the Ifaa[dM. Rest Nation near PM Alberni, dat al attian M ONmwwK A started the inchCbant both and provincial governments Careers & Notices rally Pi act now to Oft with poverty, land claims and native education. mvaam, NATIONAL I ál! Barricade action in Ont. has roots in long standing land claim NOTICE NIE LSK EDUCATION AUTHOR. of the NISSISSAOGAS 4 TORONTO ICP)- T. discontent Von as Me land-claim negotiations sv. a cents byll¢Mdr..bofMe Bay of expected of Mena CREPT FIRST NATION The Se N.ms Fire Emeergen , Considering new career and anal herrirades Nat proceed, d Seeds' G ofd, W response` `ro enwromnemai con OW." said Gramm und A report released inna fro weeks. Management : elo plEyrd and arteries m er MM = is now accepting apnlicatens for Me permanent position of phone survey JUys Auest g mor Gain knowledge and experience in h.Friday in eurms Ommo foutra[ University specidivng in sLSK ELEMENTARY r community emergency sources T d of .aweewe ` ` °` National Day of Action Activities unfold travellers and capturingpbead- native E DIVISIONOLTEACHER HoncCaltare MET The Vital i o HALIFAX: Non-native community KINGSTON, Om.:-. The Kingston pond Six Nations at Gore Park Wndtram be traced beck rit part to a r lg Mou cases, it is nose he ooh ¡ to apply an n nea.SGNaug eq Blue prim wading Reqmmb M th. pM. nondescript gavel quarry und m000re0 Motu. including NDP MP Mohawk Support Network demon- ;PornW information, ribbons, Pan, a andbokunwitthegpv- . Current Onfado Teacher's Certifin0'0 mandate, (int) (pualifia0as elgibla RO MIME Construction Alexa McDOnagh, wave placards slates at railroad tracks at the CALEDONIA, Ont: A morning ofaum development Ne mew m negotiate with Me pri- OTC effective August 28, MOIL pant sped. edura0n Is an auk mot O 6 agreedtMeyrndwó,ho the Automotive eofa land dispute. vate caner fora voluntary trusac- and hard out Colo at foot of Kingston Via rail station_ prayer vigil held 6 am. quallfica.ns must he submitted WO Mabaoaa.C+.a1uF.r Computers Me MacDonald Bridge to express DESERONTO, Ont: Highway 401 TIMMINS, Ont: A mach through f A0CPR à an asst current CPIC h mandatory: would e resources or While quality oflife issues were key Om" said Gaud. . mka0 ea m Two Semester to Friday's Maori,. day of action There is choke the Mohawks Mort reopened by port after being downtown including the local MP . MOW *me and oral mmmunaa0ons noce parent and community parboils lo eq College Certificate Program NEAR AMHERST, N.S.: and .w.w+, Dodo wal w SO WO were Ind claims There are could get the lard back, if nothing closed for II houe. 1 am. provincial member of f0000 Members of the Molina q Nation PETERBOROUGH, Ont: Palice well as u00He of Ne 000 do Curriculum rdat. 0 stdml outcomes: 0040 Sarno ...dents . ore than 8001 ^maad. claims has been built Vol, he added. ment n the ciry'a mayor. nth register now for protest along the Trans -Canada negotiate to open blockaded mceu ...oft ...lay school b 000re0n w waY. the Six eml cross tlhe country, the CulbMson "So in this case, I assume Wt Ore LONDON, Om.: N'Amerind Knowledge d Indigenous Education h Anlabinaheg r mace andalmre are For Highway at the Nova Scotia -New County Road 45, just south of Friendship Cane holt Rene corm Land Tract among tem. Mohawks want to preve0Me seem, m mena Brsf September 2007 ally Na0a5lssu. into Ne Ontado wnirelum'b an 4IN,..m1unm Êmemenay Thetis where militant Mohawk construction project because Brunswick boundary m Highway Peterborough. Nom mm,, fOlkiwed by a mmch.5:45 am. they Yr Management Officer, or Shay, Hill, 104. 10 am. TORONTO Aboriginal groups rally THUNDER BAY, OM: Shawn Bran and dlowers, the w Mat if something is built, Nish.. Preference MO be given to a member of Ile MNCFN or of Flat Nador he0anle. Community Emergency Management ddarmAraaY CORNWALL. Ga.: The Mohawk emonto's arbour100 headed by Ask) Nation rally (torn people behind Frdoy'ay's blocked, they're finished, they will never n.rlmn Trainee al(510)445-4055 get Please doll by colt, M rein peton; a cover lelmr, resume (including copy. osso orSou.v.(OEM M.in Oncle u...... Mem Council rallies at the base of the group that lays claim ro Toronto Labour Centre to began a gravel quart' it back;' he said. takeh. MM. . ndamreapptirvnnmeuonamrcd i.,vtaueuy ...mire; OTC), canon CPIC, a sdfemeni "MV Eduaationd Vision tar Children" 11190 you fiy your Menu and support Seaway International Bridge. Islands. n last March in response to a develop- a protesters have also filed com- U of T shekel, tally at Me Park 10 am. n 3 wmMÍ.related le0ers of reference before July13, 2007 at 12:00 pm m. in this most mportent prayed Contact' TeleplIonm 519-05,515 Toll Mom 1466.827-5912 OTTAWA: Liberal Opposition Ontario legislature.. MANITOULIN ISLAND, Om.: U er's plea to build condominiums plaints alleging Me aggregate com- Chair of Me LSK fdra.A.IMy Leader Stephane Dion marches Comely Road 3S 16 Soloist Co. Olmmeken ON NM. IMO Room 101B m the cnte.edland. pwy had carried out illegal dump - BALA, Ont: just to 200 members of the Semen MI eieaeugec of tee New Credit First Helton web The basis of the claim brought by eng of NNW on Me site. AFN Chief Phil Fontaine at west of Bala, which was blockaded River Alar walk onto a high R.N. E, Hagevllle, ON NM1NO The Mohawks of the Bay of Quince While maintaining Ottawa City Hall. for most the morning reopened. way and slop traffic They also tue F U L L T I M I J O B S NOW MO S T PO AT THE Mani VICTORIA ISLAND, Ont: n.rEA+.NV `iv.mn4a..rea4u in 1995, and accepted for negot, mMards at main t not under lOIS pm. vehicle m block the Huron Central 01. n Mena march Mon city hall. HAMILTON: ProMtea ally in sup mil line. MM .a1 P. rneJ Mk 133 co r m>101 Naafi 11D .bOar lion in 2003, is that the lad the jurisd t o of Me ministry, there p.m. . ww e e illegally taken from Mena ' 1837, ew 7667IMfa... armm...yw...... nAm.a,.ra wawa. rr,.,..xr e St rd.g to the Indian and i Northern Canada OFFICE Affairs absitd They commit Mat none of Welcome to the BRANTFORD ONTARIO FIRST NATIONS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP JOBS NOW POSTED: Everyone who came on to support us! the IoW was ever surrendered by (ONTARIO FIRST NATIONS GENERAL PARTNER INC.) Their ancestors. . Seasonal Tour Guide and Custodian Thank yowl AV/L INTERNATIONAL VILLAGES FESTIVAL ADMINISTRATIVE Snap by the student otMe for more In January, the federal govemmem ` t " CLERK Beam appointed a loft n negotiator kommst Position) and tu cheek out our pan !.,.loo beard UPCOMING EVENTS BRANTFORD a(id later in the yea, a community July 4th - 7th, 2007 INTERNATIONAL Da OlioFirst nations Limned PearsoratoLP)* seeking ag980000 Silent Auction liaison to to to resolve Me long-win- The Student office 101 a IMO and shansuro 19, 2007. Come and ...Jr the emerminment sights and sounds of na 34th Annual Infernmional Nan n. Administrative Ckvk for a core year Omen .m had 0001emry. lay Thursday July ning dispute, says Margot Geduld Mirages Fesrvol first lunch. Ou sincerest appreciation goes at to:. VILLAGES for die time.. Make memories while Celebrating The World of Tour en n with Ore agreement.. park's.. Balloon Burst from the Indian and Northern Doorstepp for 4 fobolous fun days Free fwnsponafion between villages enabling you fo . GREAT. Thursday August 2, 2007. Affairs. sample and e.Plora the diversified culNres of our community. Treat your taste bads to 12.70.m0 ban b an Ontano First Nations Casino Grand River Enterpdzes our patio N.nirgs. Relax while our energetic entertainers en.ffren you with was hm 2000dwithna mantle. to 000,00 the Caino Rama Net "The negotiations are still ongo- in Stay coned M Intolma loll breath inking pedonrmnces. . Volunicers Kim Kgk, Toni White, Tabltha Direly, Ryan Mar in&" said of Me lands in 0d Revenues to the Mrne First nations we Pe tepee. r Meaning First Nation she Ilse this Diem Dan Henhawk and Jeannine Jamieson. .Hence Villages summer. Four days of wonderful hospitality, ethnic MINI the host community.OFNLP also managesand directs seeral major Inttia round the unity of food, funn great enterminmenl °waifs you. and Pm amredatedbyM Pa is a má00 a Profile orgF r r Ilraooha Con an..,- Pompons °mailable of all Vllege locnhons Es Festive, office. The G.R.EA Y. Opportunity Center. 19 ., h Croat ,AIM 5134452222 aL217 neaten among cram Fret Nations and combs in a highly dynamic environment. The long- standing claw took m a _ - For inlonn.on call 519-756-13767 www.bmntb.villogu.m OF.P's head office is located on the Mlssissaugaz. the New Credit R.Nehmn greater urgency for ved HorbmgerMillone. con - Brant.. pins MVP Ce 111 Nina lemtory .rawest of Ham., Cream were revealed for a condominium A Fr* coma, torsos. _ development Brant has said negoti- wpa yaw, Nat T. Administra. Clerk fulfills a key *Rhone the omanGadon. aloft with the kderel government la eme aloaana 4.6-iia.A. sei have dragged on for long. ma Under. dlnrt supervision of the C.eal Meager, Ow Administrative Cork pm to Cresta. pwkm.im M Proficient adminetative, secretarial, clerical and recepeon.st was. Protesters tuned their attention to Y® Y® norms. vis OY weftnsure e the camel quarry, which they claim Dam. m.. mein J O B B O A R CO lve02.) grade and here was bating to the housing tonoiows. my POSITION u lWPM. IOCMION SHAM M0.,1,., pAN Imo (21 years eepedence m en organization perfuming dures development In loom. they sm uP ....,.. Des.reaan w ñ ...... _...... ordro. comparable N eel a Administrative - tA-IAn..UbYan IM .1r day -kn. barricades at Me gravel I. fame man ems Das La. fb amee Graduation tars. s.ornolllege wife courses in Porabmp.dó.. 7.rw.I1rNO a10M410a1. ASO quarry operated by Thurlow and NaP Ne ríeam w ts, practices and year lh0 wm m o. Aso bb. 110 YP Aggregates ou,lde Deseroum. highly pmfidat and skilled in Mlcrmnl Office .b Is.I m1 ft Il.!e Pl ea sci immüsepmv. r By Mach they were occupying the b"...,..v..- Delwe1b.51.NmanaFrBr.M0 MW/ t ore. EficeIM1Poweiftrm sty .apnlm¢IaeerO.ai ó ---^ & N A'°eitlsrw Nana la site and in April a polo. which b y ala Osae mete *sr* DIrIaOrrF?.0 Mlfl.lLDipOrmNan 115 WI began on the quarry, 00410 000 In POLISH tea ä w"Oronus to utilize oown vehl ,eeded In aarFóannw.nr. ananbFfr.dOmlmyr MOH M.P. the 30-hour blockade of the nearby WARSZAWA moon wie employment and be wiling are able lo travel sNla;ì ra,dmaawmanr drail line, shun freight f y as M mot rwMey n passenger tram umservice from Y®V o culture. P SIX ñÁTiCSS imp ,mpensalion for Ms 00112 03 lv . =CM Toronto eastward to Montreal as mal r r l lit tl-_ $1fftyper hour range subj. to salary ...linec que firatn sand Ottawa m a prelude o s r Friday experen.. amm Council Denary MN... Full.T. - 142. inn 2 Jdr4 @4pm While the quarry her, burr the ann end A 000900 Jab ernOOnilon Is Nall. a ragaM, sM.ld N..i. Social Worker 1.1M Services fat,. no MOW. heart of Brent's aim Ontario .... 34 ...... Mures P.M. Health MRm 1.0 Juh4Pepe Ministry f Natural Flaw . Celebrate Me World Mee vit thank all go.00.d candidates (mask Interest, o0N00wo Wedad Omen Mears PET. 52,13.. MOM Jury 4 6 4pm spokesman Barry Radford mid the of Your Doorslepl taon interview writhe contact.. pal..... UE857550 JO 9.4 pm pastor's Peen. for the quarry July 4 -7, 2007 Mar. Noelth ...ices NIP. OLISH DERFU? resume scan tolu with Mre currem letters 4555 July 4 @.m was in 1985, 10 years prior to "POLONAISE" Clinic Nu. Ilealth nias Firm 35. worn, w. epos *Moo Mmm of re...,, no lam then Fdday, y 0, 2,007 at 4:Oloo. un hod clam Prem. Health Sonmes Centre MO M.P.. at from the provincial Mr Sr A h_ mom Ontano First Services! 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