NJ OßllAe42 11 50242 iiii 3 3286 50292 BOSh HaShilth-Sa Canada's Oldest First Nations Newspaper - Serving Nuu -chah- nulth -aht since 1974 la ÿ ubb Mad P.dwn Vol. 35 - No. 18 - Sept. 25, 2008 has §itsa `Interesting News" S.,. nu Tla -o- qui -aht quits main r N Nuu- chah -nulth table happened to that original commitment. Ely Debora Steel "It's kind of sad that this day had to Ila -Shilth -Sa Reporter come that this table is shrinking_ - We had such a beautiful signing in Campbell River." said Hesquiaht Chief Councillor l'seshaht-A bird with a broken Mg Flew Toe Tom. to hemass Hall on Sept. 15 as the Tlaoquiaht was wished well by the Nuu -shah -oulth Tribal Council (NTC) group. If the Tla- o- qui -ahr è ha'wiih had easy table meeting began its given the direction to pursue incremental discussions. The bird Fluttered around treaty, it was not a decision with which the rafters and hopped around on pipes other nations could argue and heating units. and, if you believe in But Ahousaht's elder Stanley Sam was the old wives' tale, - discouraged. represented tmuhle or At the time of the loss Campbell River It wasn't long into ceremony, the elders the meeting that it AI'D C had given direction that the Nuu -chah- as learned that Tla- . 4. \ Ileshaht Elder Allan Dick takes time to visit with great -great grandson aria, o-Suiaht First Nation î nulth should work Watts at a meeting of young parents at the nurses office on Sept, 10. Dick was had broken off from -a together in guest speaker at the event. See stun page 9. the NTC table with negotiations, he said. the intention aping "I feel very sad that it alone in a new we are not going in Local society continues 1 ; right way. The 1 process of the negotiations called 3 .h, elders said that we as Nuu-chah -nulth salmon habitat restoration f- incremental treaty. mtnCt..t y n Members of the i ) should stay together and stay strong' he remaining nations, l a By Denise Croon T of the original 13, said, Ho-Shilth-Sa Reporter was there at the whose ha'wiih stood rl 1 ,f ) "l beginning," together in Campbell Tees Há wiltk Malvinas, Lewis River in 1994 and George, of Ahousaht announces his remembered Kennedy Flare-Creeks and Dr. committed to a community's committment to the Hcsquiahr's streams feeding Kennedy Lake course of NTC treaty table. Simon Lucas. "Ab, and the Pacific Ocean were negotiations with the we sang loud.... once teeming with salmon, but federal and provincial governments, They gave that song because we were historic logging practices were left shaking their heads. going to do something collective.- ruined many of them; lagging It seemed to them as though the For the rest of the morning the nations debris and waste wood clogged provincial and federal governments had somberly discussed the implications of the clear flowing, life -giving Tim Sutherland shows that large logs have been ruck another blow to the unity of the lasing Tla- o-qui -ahi, and then, those creeks that salmon rely on m a pulled aside and anchored at the bank of Nuu -ahah -nulth table. First it was discussions began to take on a more nursery for their young. stream to provide shelter for salmon smelts Harm amth. then the five Nuu -chah- positive tone with renewed energy. For more than a decade, a Coho smolt, were noticed in a nearby pond, nulth nations of Maa- nulth, which are "As long as there is one nation at the grassroots otganiratian took it ehah -nulth treaty just a hair's breadth away from federal table, there is a Nuu- upon themselves re reverse the damage. in the beginning. In 13 years they have ratification of their final agreement, and table," said Mike Mayon tyre The Central West coast Forest Society restored more than 78 km of stream and "We have a now the NTC table was in receipt of a ha'wilth of Mowachaht (CATS) began watershed restoration rehabilitated 66 hectares of riparian letter that informed them that they had responsibility to those who signed on as work in the Kennedy Lake area in 1995. habitat (the area shared by stream and lost another. a collet. They hire seasonal workers, many from land). In addition dory se stabilized 48 In 1994, in grand ceremony, the Ile said he was speaking passionately surrounding First Nations communities, hectares of landslide area and shout because the fight traditional leadership had linked arms to the situation to carry out the back- breaking work of deactivated 247 km of logging roads.

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newspaper is publishe by the LETTERS and KLECOS VIU installs Neu-ob.h -nubh Tribal Council /lo- Shilth -Su will include letters received from its readers. Letters MUST be signed What is incremental treaty? for distribution to the member of the by the writer and hoc the writer's lull! name, address and phone number on them. First Nations. chancellor twelve NTC-nwmber Name., can be withheld by request. Anonymous submissions will not he accepted. as well as other interested groups We reserve the right to edit submittal material for clarity, brevity, grammar and good By Debora Steel vi1r1Or and individuals. lase. We will definitely Eat publish letters dealing with tribal or personal dispute. or By Debora Steel Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter írlass work Information and original issues that are critical of Nuu -chap -nullh individuals or groups. ila -Shilth Sa Reporter la._ 7,1 contained in this newspaper is All opinions expressed in letters to the editor arc purely those of the writer and will copyright and may not he reproduced not ceasarily coincide with the views or policies of the Nuu .ehah -nullh Tribal Thesbaht- Provincial treaty negotiator ..- wnoon permission from: Nanaime A -in-chut Atleo, BC Mark Lofthouse and federal treaty without Council or its member First Nations. Ha- Shilth -Sa includes paid advertising, but -Shown regional vice -chief of the Assembly of negotiator Eric Denhoff were invited to This does not imply Ha- ShildrSa or Nuu -chah -nnith Tribal Council recommends or First Nations, and Ahousaht hereditary Nuu-chah-nulth territory on Sept 16 to _y.wlp1t Nuu -OMIT -nullb Tribal Council endorses the content of the ads. '(h Boa I383, chief, will take on another role on Sept. explain the concept of incremental -- F Port adhered. B.C. 25. He will be installed as the first treaty. 09V 7M2. chancellor of Vancouver Island Tla -o -qui -ant First Nation has pulled n Telephone: (250) 724.5757 Artist shares spirituality through art University (VIU), formerly Malaspina away from the main Nuu- chah -nulth 1 _ I University College. treaty table to pursue this new process, Fax: (250) 723.0463 what I am going to make, "I'm excited about being an advocate which Lofthouse admits is in the very By Denise ratan but I go with what the glass for the university," said A-in-chut. "I early stages of development, despite Weh page. kka alma Iruhnohh.orX Ha- Shilth -Sa Reporter wants redo" This method want to encourage recognition of the extensive soak by the province on it not only saves glass, but over the last couple of years. also produces striking value of education, and I want to Federal negotiator Eric Ilenhnllf (centre) and provincial negotiator Mark 2008 Subscription rates: encourage our communities to work To be honest, we're just making this Tolno-o is tiny shop, piece of an in shapes and patterns in the Lofthouse (right) discuss incremental treaty making with the Nuu ehah -ninth 535.W per year in Canada and S40 per mare closely together to support up as we go," he said. itself, is lucked away in a hidden comer piece. treaty table on Sept. 16. year in the UV A. and '115 per year in leaming...I'm so incredibly honored and Lofthouse informed the table that the at the edge ofToftte. It would be easy- to The raw materials for advanced treaty discussion, is to get in the province. foreign countries. Payable to due excited about this privilege that I've province is hoping that, within the next miss. but the cedar -clad roof is decorated glass around the criticism that we always get The instructions that I have is that Nuu- chah- nulth'lnbal Conrail, making are very been give few- woks to be in a position to with stunning colored glass sculptures expensive. Sol must that nothing really happens before the [the parties have to be] moving along at He plans to work vigorously to build announce the finalization of one, maybe Out draws curious people like moths to a purchase clear glass pellets effective data of the treaty." a good pace, and the relevant issues are Managor/Editor/Rcplor - AOeo two, incremental treaty agreements flame. Midges between communities, is to some Debora Steel and keep on hand a variety The concept put being ironed out," said Lofthouse about said. want to support bridging (ITA). Sol Maya, originally from Central of colored, crushed glass. "I resources-land and cash --awns the discussions with nations looking to (2511) 724 -5757 . cox: 7250) 723 ' generational gaps. I want to encourage "I know the provincial cabinet, the raorurerganuurhahnuhh. America, can be found there most The propane -f led table while treaties are being negotiated. pursue RAs. He said it takes real of learning that will occur minister and the premier are anxious to afternoons; his glass- maldng appliances furnaces and ovens must be the exchange Lofthouse said ITAS arc deals being commitment in pursue an ITA. Tr between generations and cultures, help move an the concept of incremental Administration Attisant making the shop toasty -warm, the door kept at very highhi made with treaty tables that are "I think we've got to make sure that break down the barriers that have treaties; the whole idea behind them Annie Watts wide open so that guests can just walk temperature to both melt, vigorously pursuing treaty. Ile also said if we re-engage on treaty and existed. being that what we were hoping to be ß50) 724 -5757 - 101 (2501 i. right in. As each group arrives he stops and slowly cool the glass. there isn't a huge ITA-making program incrementalamyl treaties that we are going Continued on page 6. able to do in a treaty discussions fairly hashaaareaae rehahoWlhoen, what he is doing to welcome them before Many of his larger pieces because they actually go he inviter them to watch as he does his are made in his Emily Carr hand in hand. Incremental treaty doesn't Central Region Reporter work. studio in Vancouver. The actually work very well if we are not Denise Titian He will are s3 making progress Ion treaty]. It works a explain how his sculptures smaller can be made in 5111723Aä63 (250) 724-5757 - Fax. (2 made start to and he dances "f)144441140434Q bit, but it doesn't do much if we aren't from finish, his Wino studio. DI s grange nekkgektglIk, to the upbeat music as he moves from The larger pieces can " CREDIT*TiOUBLENO TROUBLE? NO PROBLEM :'los making progress at the able" Moto n' all materials to Annie aám station to , adding color and shape fetch a few thousand dollars Apply online Rates: as lots as O The NTC table wondered if to his mom recent prof and smaller pieces... well, incremental treaty was pan of the BC Spina. Culture & the North Sol Maya has a unique perspecrse on life and art, TODAY! All (Mat Approvals -y!/ÿ =yy`tNN If his guest is Interested, he will tell Sol has a unique pricing treaty process. Jack Link and he shares it with his customers in Tulin *. 71054PI045 210108 M RlpfO LOUP, Nat c toll KnfYS y23p -2 .5, ]7 j15 them more about the raw components of method. When questioned Continued on page 7. (250) 724-5757 - Fax: (250) 723 prayed," he said. fact(heidnouchchnuhhorg glass- making, the history of it and how it about the price of one of his pieces, he minors Native American spirituality. He Much of his glass an is inspired by Please cc ail marials to Annie non may any "li depends on what you drive." will tell you glass is a mineral that comes Native American spirituality. Ile is also -I want to make my an accessible to from inspired by his love of surfing, his u u- chah -nulth Audio / Video Technician the earth, and, we too, arc made everyone," he said. Sol has a soft spot Nuu-chah-nulth N (;t) ewsm: caw.ssan Mike Watts from minerals. interest in the planets and his connection for children and has been known to give n..sra.0. Fire, like the sun, which gives light, is with people he meets as he does his (250) 724 -5757 - Fax ß50h 72 kids glass sm star from his collection. MUMS_ mneabod roachnhnuithoeg also necessary component, as are water work. In his journeys mound the U.S. and and air. We need all four elements in our Leaving his Central American home at Canada he has attended many %IiKf. Business Awards MINIM. fan loon and we real to keep them in proper age 12, Sol began taking an classes in Sundances and other Native American NEDC Business Awards 2008 balance, he advises. California when he was 15. spiritual gatherings where he says he DEADLINE: 1561 is FAST A I'PRO %MAC Nomrawn hawmanon.AnardrlNOm.na.atoi IWamarerooumnµem..vmi Sol is proud of his Mayan ancestry. "I always liked to draw, then I was fortunate enough to meet many [WADI .. O' Please note that the deadline fio Raised by his mother and great - discovered glass and it is so beautiful, I notable elders like Leon Shenandoah NOMINATE TODAYIient po... rso ava v» f_l egg .amam.a.a.a Nog rmr.aatn,w..a NAVE SS KE.04,3, r; a¢om ir submissions for our next issue is grandmother, he is fortunate to claim the couldn't resist," he remembered. (1915 -1996), Leonard George (son of A.1,SINE a IAN[1y IN ADDriIC- _ I .n ea ra.aa..a sw.are u... Oa. 3,2000. language of his ancestors as his first Sol eventually went on to run the glass Chief Dan Gorge) and Robert John. YON "' .,.a-' SLIC RELATIONS IreS, After that date. material submitted and language. Both women were midwives studio at Santa Barbara City College GREAT P Nora Of Panni or aowvanan Manna, many of whom saw in Sol someone they I Noma, -, AWARDED WILL BE inanI [' judged appropriate comsat who only spoke the Mayan language. until 1992 when he left Santa Barbara could entrust their knowledge and BUSINESSES MormItatalamanal but i) mamut "I grew up with an understanding of for Vancouver. According to his teachings to {j TO CELEBRATE THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS is still relevant, will he included in fro biography, he worked for SPECIAL LNNCHEON: the grandest of life' he said with a warns several years Sol feels blessed to have learned from wren %t5 EIA nua..,ss Can.r.t eAwmplon. warrant Contact Inamatoo.. issue. follow* smile, referring to the miracle of birth with elder master glass- blower David them and aspires to share their teachings SATIARDAy, NOVEMBER r ", Location FE. In an ideal world. submisions weld and its constant connection with life. New-Small at his studio on Granville with others. be typed rather than luandwn Island, CONSIDERATIONS include: Another mom valuable gin his family before Maya and his wife and "I honor them by walking the best CATEGORIES & Ankles can be sent by c-nail partner gave him is the appreciation of Gwen, built their own studio in way can so they will trust me not to hashilthsa(iinuuchahnolih otg o IluatOax:s' Year : Financial Viability [l'm0uibilin Lemmas/ spirituality and the love and peace it 2001. They call their business Sol.. dishonor them," he said. "Eiders always ürthe (Windows F(:1. :worm Ro Repro Clientele Innovative Mono brings to his life, no matter where he Sol Maya said glass an is one of the vessel (Lwow, ,. look for good to put their Submitted pmures must include a brief s whiped Put mu ,,, ding Scandals' Moans, Practices k Years In goes in the world. most expensive arts to work in. medicine in. That's why we must slay dewrìpion of subjert(s) and a rerum ,.donn, & Lxp,cure I Known in the Nuushah-nulth mil m Mantua, -We could be starving but we were "Many glass artists have shards of clean," he added address. (Moronity i. AWARDS, taught selflessness and respect We had glass all around them on the floor;" he HOW Pm YOU HEAP Or OUR BUSINESS Pictures with to room address will ,; Best Youth m.masvew.afore OwnedBasine-ar-, Hain,i,l to lease food as a courtesy when we said I .sort with an idea in ma head of remain on file Allowu two - fio work' Continued on page 6, :.birysCam,mttSCeca mnaeaùte Practices. Year. alepeeal.w for Nowise Photocopied or faxed Cultural Pismo alum f 00:1.010 nominata Inn Wrens farms mrem(alemoe ori:. photographs i Pest Cultural Dosions k Fhwmhal\isMlnty. canna be accepted. Legal snob. of Ames Yun in tlrerauln & lawrrmw.nof Cohere Imo Information Deduct M. 50 a Best Environmen tai&S t hl Bu : 11111114.41 41 I reality.

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Klceo' Page 4 - Ha- Shilth -Sa -Sept. 25, 2008 Sept. 25, 2008 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Page 5 111.1111011MIXISIlielaialliMaMEMMULUNI Edgar family pulls together to complete canoe Dennis POnsSgB 13 MOTOR PRODUCTS MS canoe right after tribal journey was -.at J. By Jack F Little Jy finished in Allan and worked on it Ha-Shilth-Sa Reporter for 27 days straight," said Edgar. Respectful & Ricer leachers were Fred Peters, Carl Sr.'s half brother, and Kelly Peters who Trustworthy Nilinaht Lake-Ctrl Edgar Jr., the eldest was Carl Sr.'s stepfather. Both Peters - on of the late Carl Edgar Sr., and are well -known canoe builders among to All members of the Edgar family were the canoe nations of the Pacific i Count On Me! finally able to complete the carving of a Northwest. A/ h it at a "The canoe was made for our family, 0- beautiful 45 -foot canoe and launch Call Mandeep at mamleap Khtaria the Edgar - ceremony on Sept. 13. - family. For many years we 250 -735 -6268 prior to the launching, members of the have assisted in canoe journeys as a 6lyoo friends support boat and our late father wanted family and were symbolically 1> % slit. now $13,500.00 cleansed and the canoe was blessed to tike a canoe so that we can pull t 1d before it was moved from the carving together as a family and become a 2006 Dodge Caravan shed. closer family," said Edgar. "We all have 39,000 km Carl Edgar Jr. called on young men to The Edgar family, with help from their friends, launch the canoe that Carl strong teachings from our late father," DVD Player, Power Group move the canoe onto a hailer which had Edgar Sr. began to cane but was unable to complete before his passing in 2001. he said. been built for the canoe. Jimmy Cheater During the 27 days there were a few Other Great Vehicles Available led the Ditidaht singers in a paddle song It was a very special and emotional the canoe. Edgar was not in good health teenagers that also assisted. Christine LIB -g(y n 3leVlI0AV as the men walked the canoe on the day for members of the Edgar family. In and became quite ill, leaving the canoe Edgar, Carl Sr.'s wife, spoke briefly r hailer to the beach. late 1999, Carl Edgar Sr. began to build unfinished for many years. prior to the canoe launch. The immediate members of the late Carl Edgar Sr.'s family to the canoe for its first trip on "Each time we started to attempt to "I would like to thank all of the Nitinaht Lake, fulfilling Carl's wish that they all pull together. cane the canoe, our family and extended different First Nations that are here family members were too sad and not today to honor our family's invitation to strong enough yet," said Carl Edgar Jr. bless and launch this beautiful canoe. Contract Employment Opportunity Family looking forward Then, thiss members of the Klee, kisser, to you all," she said. family went to the canoe journey to Caldwell is originally from the Pon ®® no Moo ownwrat Saoa DO.OownwaO ropmemr bn.wu Cowichan and Edgar felt the need to Simpson First Nation in northern B.C. LaS000 000000 0/0001 farm. month w..n tam W to participating in should bemaresteemlrenaa CEOoó;klonuw laOfalñ,kls. complete the canoe his father had Caldwell had fond memories of Carl Sr.. a leCEO m.aaon dr . started. He had talked to a few members who had taught him how to fish from e Dehverables in the six month contract ped. include wodung with shareholder Pst Nat.., Seafood of family and friends along with a dugout canoe. haneSterS, riSherieS Managernent staff, and contractors to, future canoe journeys couple of carvers. Their good friend "I used to carve masks and totems Kelly John from beside Carl Edgar Sr. as he used to WMe a business plan and associated application update and implement corporate governance napes, procedures, and plans Continued from page 4. mentioned Kelly John who was unable Ke:yu:'fh'lChe:k'Oeslet'h' also was make canoes in the shed by the Edgar's Build commitment, partnerShipS and inveStment related to the business Ian The immediate family members of to attend the ceremony due to poor heating a voice telling him to go to home," said Caldwell. Ile said he was t=nsuree u capacity eeala fo implementing aw business plan Carl Sr. took the inaugural trip in it, health. Ditidaht as he was needed. John arrived honored to have been asked to finish th e Existing work and support are available for each of these tasks. some crying tears of joy in the Edgarg also recognizedg that everyone in Ditidaht shortly after the Cowichan canoe for the Edgar family. fulfillment of their father's wish of in the community hall was related to the canoe journey and was with the As the canoe was being launched The successful candidate will have .JII, interest and experience relevant to all or moo of the following carvers pulling together in a canoe. Edgar family and then invited them to for about three weeks. Other carvers there was tremendous excitement in the Other community members then took join their family at the next canoe , t' were John Rice. Gerald Caldwell and air. When it was released off the trailer Business development and management ís4:á their lien for a short Trip on the lake. journey. oaken Gerald Caldwell, John Rice, and Carl Edgar, Jr. were on hand for lise Carl Jr. it Floated gracefully. Working with First NationS Everyone was invited to the Ahousaht elder Louie Joseph then did launch of the Edgar family canoe on Sept. 13. "We started to cane and complete the Continued an page 5. community hall to be fed a lunch e drama (prayer chant). Louie Frank Sr. prepared by the Edgar family. Prior to spoke on behalf of the ha'wiih, chief by 5.00 pm, October 2nd, 2ee8 io A cover letter and CV should I. submdted members. ncn.aaafood@shawra Please email for further deeds. the lunch elder Jimmy Chester sang and council and community celebratory songs. Ditidaht then He acknowledged the Edgar family for MOO rda maw o albrommanwro kw. on wanwwwwoarm re word. performed a dinner song followed by the following through on their father's yaamNSOC has Allraoted over million N new in.a.ent to the sector. Created sheafth .5 wishes and congratulated them. First Nations Count.. trwaptiater for Ahoushat and Deltoid dinner songs. ram p ana meoiwu.orssa wenm. be xxaae.eooa After lunch was served, Carl Jr. called "On behalf of Ka -null -pin (Rocky Smolt. Oysters. lnindustry Fist Nation steel, meauga ana wasm.wens.. r aga...... said a Titian), our council and community, we lo p.mm in Swam. Wawa. ORVOlf. I>am,annlpa on all of his family members and r . en d tome few words prior to handing out a gill of a want to be the first to contribute to your aoom wa, PC soc.g. book about Nitinaht canoes. Edgar family's fundraising for the next canoe Broadedas thanked Jimmy Chester and all of the journey and would like to present your singers and dancers for their support. family with a collection from our Our Communities CI-IS office -On behalf of my family we would community members here today," said L . The Northern Region like to thank each and every one of you Frank. Our Nations d kl ,,f-1 for witnessing the blessing and launching Darryl Campbell also sent Our vote . has a toll-free ber for of our late father's canoe. The congratulations on behalf of the ;- - completion and launching of the canoe is Campbell family, especially his sisters a pan of our family's healing today," Salina Frank and Ramona Campbell s members to contact them: said Edgar. who could not be present. Sid Sam Jr.. He then called up the carvers who also thanked the Edgar family for the 1 -S77- 283 -2012 assismd John Rice and Gerald Caldwell invitation and congratulated the family. and thanked then publicly. 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0oh-ahidukikuu-wil Society A -in -chut excited about new role with VIU en-Call Residential Care Worker Wage: S17.00/hr, ITA an untested concept Continued from page 3. 'I' ye benefited from all of that Shawn Description: And encourage the youth across all encouragement and I want to now Continued from page 3. general, the incremental treaty "Because it reflects the rights that the Residentml Care Workers are other people." Pr.. as see cultures and, in particular, the First contribute to encourage .4 -chut Atleo supervision and support youth who real. Lofthouse said the BC Treaty agreements, we them, could really parties would Faye in a comprehengive Nations community to pursue teaming." Atleo said it wasn't that long ago in info take in oumesidential.re home Preference will Commission (BCTC) was at the table for cover any subject matter Mat would treaty and we all get the same level of - part of First Nabods A-Mchut starts that work by lending the province, history that Cost Nations oven mamma negotiation of the first ITA. Denhoff said eventually be a part of an overall treaty." legal certainty," Denhoff said. on Sept. 25 in ancestry moos was knowledge one Rou- reputation to VIU, an couldn't go Past Grade S. Canada believes incremental treaty to be DerthofT raid an ITA is an agreement "We could reach agreement on a land his considerable oil see culture Applicants must also be important facility, he says, both in the 'It wasn't that long ago that dad was an installation +vac.. to work a full or partial two day pan of the BCTC process. on a substantial Dane, like forestry, package, even though we haven't pantheon of education and to him the first [First Nations] graduate from a weekend shill required, mat BCTC Commissioner Robert Phillip, fisheries or governance that is finished the rest of the treaty, and we ceremony possess a valid BC Driver's License. must PhD program. I think that there is some however, told the table earlier that day implemented in advance of a full treaty could say the partners are prepared that personally. pro.e a current drivel, abetted, a negative that the where he will It connects with home," he said. important symbolism, Fa TB T. Repod, evidence of Level I First,. that ITAs are outside of the process. being negotiated. this land will become treaty land at the

. a 8 CRP. two Criminal Record Check (One "This is our regional university... app oint or First Nations person y become the "We arc about getting treaties in B.C." "We can say, 'Well, the ueuy- making end of the day and, in the meantime, federal and one prowncialh 3 reference, a mainly it's about the recognition of [as chancellor], someone who holds a Phillips said that ITAs seem to be in business is too huge and too complicated you could use it or use some of it or N first chancellor resume and cover letter an home. Dad (Dr. Richard Adeo) used to traditional scat and elected regional Minimum educational experignee - Human political fashion right now, calling them to do as one big package. It's too much whatever," Denhoff said. work there and helped develop the First political role, I think demonstrates i of Vancouver Some Wreaker Diploma, Child 8 Youth -economic stepping stones to treaty." for the communities, for Canada and A land package can be negotiated, for CertificateDegree or other Bachelor's Degree Nations studies program m, daughter perhaps a shift that no longer is it OK Island Denhoff admits that incremental Peaty B.C. to gm through our systems all at example, to get it out of the way while in Human Services Paid or egulvalent work that there not he acknowledgement of is a student. I've got other relatives that r University emenence. Le) memo foster parenting is of yet not solidly defined, because it once We just want to focus on one topic, the harder issues are being worked on in I know that are students there, I think where we come from and the amount of experience, experience working with hasn't been done lot. get that done. Entrench that in the treaty negotiations. ALA ' challengno youth or extensive ,r) rented it's about wanting to find a may to work that needs to be accomplished." worn -We lie it to the treaty process Constitution and move on to the next According to Denhoff, the advantage are to prepare people for said when the VIU president support the recognition of COMIC 1 contrib., and education has supported Universities Aden For more information and/or to request generally, And there hasn't been a la of one.' In theory we could do that" of incremental treaty is that all the think it's a shin to what universities my frame) - a civil society, said A-in-chut. Ralph Nelson, and the university board an application package call Debbie or Erma this done in B.C., so I'm not sure that the 1TAs can be legally binding and parties get to test ear the provisions of a may have traditionally done in the past at 250-72341.09 between g:00am With a master's degree under his belt, Mtie have experiences like the approached him about the position, they a. specifics like how it would be done. how entrenched in the Constitution or be treaty and it "could encourage" the and maybe it's seen as a very non- 4:00pm. hopes one day to return to residential school, where the intent were very enthusiastic about tackling take and what it they legally binding parties to reach a comprehensive A-in-chut Application package must be fully h time it would done where arc these traditional appointment... I welcome the school for his doctorate, when the time didn't match the outcome. It was one challenges directly. completed when submitted. Only would cost are really that well known," without being entrenched in the agreement. opportunity, the honor of being that it right, he says, but admits he's very that was devastatingly destructive, and "To build on the 10 per cent aboriginal applicants who have fully complet. Ihw he said. constitution. But there is some "We are aware that tt is an untested student an person... and I'm ready to make application package...a considered fOr happy that he took the time to pursue so I think that in education more broadly enrollment... to build 'We have some general principles that incentive, ifi an ITA is constitutionally- concept. We're not really sure if it will an interview. whatever contribution I can." higher education. that there is a la of catch up needed; aboriginal learning centre to he there to would guide us," said Denhoff "In protect, to complete the rest of the treaty. meet all the parties' interests. he said. "It's an experience that is incredibly that universities and the whole teaming enriching." system, you known, from K to 12 and Academia alone doesn't build through post-secondary, there is a lot of Nuu -chah -nulth Ahousaht re- commits personal capacity, he said, but his catching up to do to support First ( critical in today's world of wolf, to Nations people, and I want to

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Sept. 25, 2008 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Page 9 Page 8 - Há- Shilth -Sa - Sept. 25, 2008 Working to overcome Tell your children every day you love them Nuu- -nulth to him on the beach. said Dick. Usma chah he is wealthy, meaning he has adult abuse and neglect BY Jack f. Little "When 1 got little older is when I got Ile said Ila- Shilth -Sa Reporter more strict teachings from my In of family surrounding him. Ile and will be informative, interactive and The Nuu -chah -nulth Home Care staff grandparents. 1 would like each of you encouraged the young parents to take The these workshops is Family Services In partnership with the Vancouver Island fun. objectives of young parents to use these kinds of hold of their culture and use it. Home Community to create safer, healthier communities for thanked Dick his Health Authority and has moved effective Port Alberni Txesheht elder Allan Dick teachings today," said Dick. Neuwirth for sharing our ...welders who are unable to seek Care Program in Pon Alberni are spoke passionately to Tse hahl young "I too very happy today that the little wonderful stories. She then asked each for support and assistance themselves. committed to providing workshops Monday Sept. 15, 2008. parents at the Nuttchah -nulth Tribal children are here today with their of the parents to start to make their and members of The purpose of the Adult Guardianship health care providers You will new office at 4000 Council's nurse's office on Sept. 10. mothers and I want to tell each of you scrapbooks. Act (Part 3), which participants will gain find Usma staff at their the various First Nations communities He had been asked by Debbie that the answer to your children is love. Pictures and magazines were made an understanding of, is to provide on suspected adult abuse and neglect. Stamp Ave. P,.O Box 99 in Port Alberni, Neuwirth, Tseshaht's mothers support Bring up your children with lots of available and everyone was also told upport and assistance to adults who are Workshy. will he held in Port V9Y 7M2 (at the former Catalyst office building). worker, to provide some advice to the love," he said. they could use family pictures. abused, neglected odor self-neglected was attended by Alberni and on the West Coast young people gathered to do a He said too many parents today The afternoon session and who are unable to seek support and Phone number is 1- 877 -722- throughout the fall and winter 012008 toll free scrapbook-making exercise about their neglect their children, and he is Jeanette Watts and her son Brian, assistance by themselves due to physical 3232,or 250-724-3232.250- families and values. saddened by this. lackelyn Williams and her son Irvin, restrains, physical disability, illness, with Birthdays & 723 Dick, originally of the Mundy family Ile was recently asked to speak to Victoria Gallic and Johnson Sport disease and injury. Fax is 250- -6017. Watts from Ucluelet, said he is a retired logger mothers in a workshop. There were their daughter Maeiah and Nicole These workshops will teach forward to you from Tia- Paige. Js We look serving who grew up in the Barclay Sound area. about 25 mothers present, he said. and her daughter congratulations participants how to recognize signs of mothers present "One of the tings I really liked was our new location. "I worked for 45 years in logging... I "I asked all of the abuse, neglect or self-neglect also was married to my late wife Agnes how many of you mothers have picked being able to sit with other parents in a Happy birthday to Participants will lean: how to assess nice calm atmosphere," said Jeanette for 58 years before she passed away. I up your child today and said 'b love you' and situations to make sure that it is safe to our daughter ten really miss my wife," he said. and only three hands in the audience Watts. She said it is good to share and Watts on Oct. 8. talk about the situation while treating the hear about ether parents and to support "When I grew up as n child I was well went up.- Lots of love from adult with respect; that all adults have looked alter by my mom, my aunties, Ile said it was important to share that each ether. Nicole Watts with daughter Tia -Paler your Mom and the right to make their own decisions and Williams said that it was LOOKINO FOR uncle, sisters and gra- This is love with children. Jackelyn enjoy the scrapbook making exercise had and your bros choices as long as they arena harming important for her son Into to grow up how traditionally we were brought up as I have a big family with 20 nt a parents' meeting on Sept. 10, Nate and David. themselves Of others; what resources are his our families helped to bring up grandchildren, 50 -plus great- with his aunts, uncles and all of required to support vulnerable adults and helped me to remember how I grew up Ill children," said Dick. grandchildren and six grout -peat family. what roles and responsibilities to Allan Dick speak also as a child," she said. AUTO Dick said his grandparents -would talk grandchildren and I lone all of them," "Listening community responders and designated To advertise reporting agencies play. CREDIT? The final joint workshop for in Community Health Care Providers, NTC We succeed - kekoo directors, and Home and Community Klecko's Ha- Shilth -Sa Care staff will be held on Oct. 7 from I would also like to say thank you to The support for the family and the when other. o. Our family would like to send out a the support she gave to the family by We pan. to 4 p,m. at the Hupacasath House all people that took time out of their love and respect for my lam husband thank you message to all the people that being them in our hard times. the call of Gathering. '-- go a Hesquiaht and prepare the was so erwhelming -lt is hard to were there to support us in our time of Like to thank Karla and Vern Point for day to Workshops for the general Firm don't! our thanks. bringing food to the hospital for us to gmveslte for the family. express (250) 724-5757 Nations population will be scheduled as a Also to all the people that helped with III have forgotten anyone, I am so anWe would especially like to say thank make sure we ate a heathy meal. And later dale. Please watch for newspaper funeral, the pallbearers, the speakers sorry, but Klecko, Klecko to everyone. you to Lisa Sothis for all the hours she also to all the family and friends that just the articles and posters for further and many more. Sheila Torn and family sat at the hospital by our sides me by and spent time with us to give information or contact Ina Stitcher at on and on wwwakillercredit.c to Betting for to strength, love and positive energy. The list just goes supporting us. 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"When you have humility, Many who spoke at the event called s Tofrno-Tla- o- qui -aht celebrated the when you're humble, you her an ineptmhen to Nuuchah -ninth and Tseshaht -The friends and family of d seating of their newest ha'wilth at a never have to announce what to women across the province.prow Nun- chah -nulth Tribal Council Vice- I potlatch held Sept 20 at Tare you have. People just know "We are extremely proud," said Uncle president Michelle Corfield gathered Community Hall. In an emotional who you are and respect you," Larry Baird, a fanner chief councillor of fl together Mali, Mahn gym on Sept. 13 to ceremony a father passed his chiefs he said. Ucluelet First Nation celebrate a recent accomplishment. She r,.1Fr, tune, Hayu ?th, regalia, song. dances The host family made sure Speaking through Florence Wylie as has finished her doctorate in - and title to his eldest son. the children were very well he was too emotional to speak at the 4 organizational leadership and Ray Seitcher 11 became Hayu ?ih and taken care of that evening. microphone, Corfield's father Ross 100115 hiss. Ir, It k Co field. he. ferner Ra.

They were the to be I infield. spoke a promise to continue t: mlletd, and l 1 I he was both proud and humble as he first of i A t' lhngpr Iw,en,, W,1k accepted hugs and words of served their dinners followed management.Dr. Corfield becomes the fire with her education his daughter had ember Ucluelet First ongratulations. The transfer of title was by the elders and guests of of Nation to made to her grandmother upon her achieve this level education. the first order of business at the start of honor then the rest of the of deathbed. And she kept that Well -wishers the potlatch earlier in the afternoon. people were all served from that nation. commitment. 4b Hayu?th explained it was done barbecue salmon, ham or including Chief Councillor Vi Mundy, And during that time, said many, Dr. and representatives immediately so that the potlatch would mat. of the tribal council, Corfield never faltered in her role as a including Executive Director Florence be his first as the new chief, otherwise, Toward the end of dinner, a woman, mother and a spouse. u were his father would have been deemed the speaker announced there was Wylie, in attendance to celebrate "Tour" late grandma would be very Corfield's host. a medical emergency and the hard work and commitment proud of you today," Wylie said. "He is The Snitchers invited the Dam- duiare host's sister would need to go to her very proud," she said of Corfield's the hospital by A -in -chat Alleo, the new and father. ha'wiih and. few close friends, family ambulance. Left: A hiakeets dancer performs the After things had settled down, first chancellor of Vancouver Island Continued page and other ha'wiih from neighboring w chief's dance. Above: Ray on 17. tubes. The plan was to keep the party Barney Williams Ir. University, served as co-emcee, along Seitcher Sr. passed his ehieftanship to with Corfield's aunt and friend Vina low key arid the agenda short. introduced the young man his son, Ray Seitcher If, who takes Robinson. Guests were served lunch before the whose mother had just been MN the name Hayti ?ih, in a potlatch held .01M3. In presno framed pr. loAks sUckalk senor Hayu ?ih dressed his son in his taken to the hospital. The Troy, "I just went you to know how Sept. 20. The family wanted it to he a OsUebi that nareet. Mc... non rm. ma. head down, cried softly as incredibly proud 1 am of your chiefly regalia and handed the title to low -key event, shared by ha'wiih him. Williams asked the guests for accomplishment," said A- in -shut. from neighboring nations. The floor was open for guests and good medicine to help lilt the l like to call her doctor," said Robinson. "I lave calling you several Tla- o- qui -aht ha'wiih shared Fops spirit before he reamed ;.tic passed to his eldest son. that" Ahousaht's Nelson Kedah, their dances to show their respect, to the singers circle. Toward the and of the party Ray along with Dr. Richard Allen. who served support and acceptance of their new There was second cleansing Seitcher Sr. stall before the crowd and as Corfield's mentor over her course chief. Chiefs Howard Tom and Bruce ceremony. Barney Williams announced that he would like to speak. of Frank shared their dances Richard explained that it was studies, preformed an opening prayer and l Bar his chief) 1 was told I wasn't necessary to bring good and chant. Family who had recently last Watts and others from Tseshaht made allowed to speak. Well, now 1 can," he members, including presentations to the new chief. spirits back after the medical smiled. A fernier Ahousah, member, Johnnie McCarthy Y2.9 and Beatrice lack, were Chiefs Bert Mack and Ed Mack emergency and to ensure that Seitcher said it was in 1962 when acknowledged. congratulated the new nothing had happens to the Dr. Corfield's academic history was chief on behalf of Ernest David and Alex Massa Claire Hy-trqiAtp77 ( iuttu, weal t their nations, Toquaht and Ucluelet. Ed new chief or any of his convinced him to anno back home and recounted. She elementary andas guests. "Wire looking utter ,son new was happy to take pan in the important Min Tla- o-quiaM.Emmst's younger high school in Nanaimo, and .....411111.1114 chief" he explained. brother George and Alex's daughter graduated with a bachelor of First " y, Y. Williams told the people that one of Bill and Anne Keitlah of Alau.aht Barb Audet were each given gills in Nations Studies with a minor in Slay aril,. songs is shared with Ditidaht. presented a beautiful hand -made shawl memory refire work Ernest and Ales anthropology before going on to

s complete her masters at Royal a .,¡ Derek Thompson of Ditidaht thanked to the new chief. In his presentation Bill i for their nation. Hayu ?ih for using the song and for said Ray Stitcher Sr. was there for his Hayti ?ih and family thanked all their Roads University where she Dr. Curfield's mom Evelyn, acknowledging its shared history. He family years before when he took his helpers before sending their guests off studied conflict analysis. supports her brother Les congratulated the new chief saying he uncle's title: a title that he has since with armloads of food and gifts. Than she look the deep plunge -4.1" during his emotional address w lam, into her doctoral degree. i a r to his niece at the Allen said jokingly that those celebration of the list ultih. Ray Stitcher 11, is seated as chief who were caught in the coney I completion of her doctorate. - 1+ at potlatch held in Torten on Sept. 20. of Corfield's studies "caught some f). shrapnel." But it was acknowledged that not only was Dr. Corfield

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SOW 1 Larry Baird ,ai. t Page 12 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Sept; 25, 2008 Sept. 25, 2008 - Ha-Shilth-Sá - Page 13 Mental Health TnePaq Wlfeahii?ap (Keeping Healthy) and Huppiipcfia[ (Helping First Nations Each Other) Struggling to find funds Continued from page 1. form. The continued flooding Maas 10 Anger traps to avoid Would you like to learn how to manage Project Supervisor Jessica Hutchinson growth of trees and salmon get tapped Longitudinal said Clayoquot Forest Communities in the shallow pools. away on its own if you give it enough your health and improve Degraded salmon your quality of life? Program, a program initiated by &/mua habitat is a factor in Submined by Kim Rai time. declining salmon Health but managed by Eimer Frank of Tlao- stocks Mental Health Worker flap Assuming you can't love Regional gui -aht, also provided much- someoneoncec and be angry with her him Are you 50 years of age or older with any of the needed Besides ìe -stream work CWFS says funding for this year's restoration work. monitoring is a key component s Survey (RHS) to following conditions? Seven people were hired to do Ove stream Trop 81: Confusing anger with Trap Per Associating your angor with restoration. weeks worth of work. Tim Sutherland of "In -stream work is violence, aggression or any other kind of things about yourself that you do not like evaluated annually 1- r mua Ahouseht and his twin sons, Levi and for three years, sternal behavior. (eg.,'tny had temper." ny period," Cerebrovascular Disease (Stroke, Transient ischemic attack (TIA) and subsequently once Lawrence, along with Alicia Richards of every five years to ensure Trap #2: Thinking you must justify "my tendency to look at the negative side Chronic Kidney Disease that the Hupacasath were part of the crow. desired hydrologic your position iifyou're angry; assuming of things"). and biological Congestive Heart Failure Sutherland acted as guide on a recent functions that you make logical sense to Trap 47: Being unable to hear and of the work have been met," Voice, COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) tour of Lost Shoe and \mica i. Creeks. Hutchinson yourself o somme else. appreciate other people's anger. Our said. Diabetes In one site near Kennedy Lake the crew The CWFS Trap 43: Going more than a few days Trap 48: Assuming you can't be loved works closely with both is Depression reclaimed a creek bed from what had the Thornton Creek Hatchery and the without talking to a about your if your loved one angry with you. ll Our Survey, /Anxiety become a swamp in 60-year -old second Tofino Hatchery. feelings: long your emotions Maillot,: Trap 49: Assuming the person who is Disorders of Lipoid Metabolism growth forest "Sometimes we weren't "The organizations have partnered in isolation. angry with you must be right for wrong). Hypertension (High blood Pressure) up Our Future... sure where to channel the stream. We Trap pq: Assuming anger will go Trap star Trying to force yourself to on improving salmon rearing habitat by Ischemic Heart Disease where forgive and forged. couldn't tell it used to be to we depositing spawning grovel to numerous just followed the laws of gravity, water important salmon bearing creeks in the you complete and When Through the Integrated Health Network (IHN), the Nursing always flows downward," he said. On Kennedy Flats, as well as the Contacts his first Mental Health RHS Survey you will help Program is providing sessions using a Nuu -chah -nulth visit to the restored creek after a construction and monitoring of a smolt Title: ! TNe one: CeIR heavy fain, he noticed Coho smolt: trap on Lost Name: lob all First Nations advocate Approach to managing our health. This approach considers the Shoe Creek. with the s r .vo,- trapped in small which pooled whole person rather than the symptoms of disease. A holistic pond, purpose of monitoring the number of 22pyy for better health and social next to the restored creek. Heavy fall salmon smolts returning to sea each rnTs' approach is balancing various aspects of the whole person kár which rains will likely wash them back into the year," l MM services, litre new Programs she said. 11.z:::a:A is our spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical health. Traditional ek. R.16999 The Central Westcoast Forest Society exiaGomezr Oan'aoRewarce' 7213939 for diabetes, nursing, hobo s Apart culture and spirituality remains an important source of strength in Hutchinson says mere is no funding in works with a variety of private and ewnoae Quidres poison 72/ -393 and commodity care. the Nuu- chah -nulth communities. place for Went year's work, but hopes public ec or partners to restore aquatic arnpanen Counsellor local industry and organizations continue and forest t ecosystems and to provide 'Anna moos- 66,616n QdriW 72.11537 ------nti939 le support sromy Goum* You will gain skills that promote a healthy lifestyle. The goal is to them. educational and recreational "Prior to restoration, historic logging was Raba,:, caame urea, Now that's " t help Nuu -shah -nulth people improve your quality of life. opportunities. The CWFS is a registered Outre.. practices left large amounts of wood chanty hosed Vancouver Milial ,N on Island. debris in these creeks. This causes debris "1 believe the work does not stop at the something we Self Management s sessions are being scheduled in Port Alberni jams restricting wader now. reducing creek's edge," said Hutchinson. "More only at this time. sediment can all stand - transport, restricting fish money and energy must he devoted in amas. and damaging water quality- and the coming years to restoring the p d ,, 7»53,36 Mirliiiiiiiiir1.- degrading salmon habitat" Hutchison ecology and biodiversity in second .m®. behind... girl Please call Matilda Atleo, Healthy Living Worker to register 250- " said. growth riparian forests. A healthy creek r^^`=++.,.++ IL arw » -l9 71159th 724 -5759 or When the creeks can't LREGION - 1- drain, swamps requires a healthy surrounding forest" Am,- -- ] '',' L..^... .` . 'b email matilda @nuuchahulth.org s...-.-aaaaa'::..:[>_ 15- 67 _40 lia s.r, ge--T c..- :La =ogre, -arp' - a: . . - n.eua, 5755 TMa1M RHS is coming to your community .. LsN:: o NORTHERN RlCßA 'i- z! Maexxw,n _s nl L' ckrwor- l.- Caóol C Nm, 10 .201 In BC, we will be returning to the 2002)2003 original First Nattons 12:a0.1111111.=11. 283-201 communities who participated in RHS 3H new First Natrons commas- Km- lean Quo Y' - 2832 2 lies have been randomly selected to participate fora total of 77 First w,...xw - Nations that will be taking part in the RHS for 2008! Nuu -chah -nulth Nursing Program Data collector (s) will be hired from participating RHS First Nations communities and trained by the First Nattons Health Council to cary 7 partners with out the work of RHS data collection. 0 Integrated Health Network (INH) In support of the RHS 2008 rollout, we want to thank everyone who fils out the Regional Longitudinal Health Survey. When you complete and Le mardi 14 octobre, je peux faire un geste qui compte. Je peux voter! RHS Survey you well help all First Nations advocate for better health The Integrated Health Network (IHN) Is a partnership between a patient, his/her family and social services, Ike new programs for diabetes, nursing, home Pour voter, les électeurs doivent prouver leur Identité et leur adresse. doctor and selected health care practitioners. and community care.

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-Sa 25; 2008 Page 14 - Ha- Shilth - Sept. Sept. 25, 2008 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - Page 15 Posting: TB Community Coordinator Klecko's - ekoo Nuu- chah -nulth Members: In Memory 4 Nuu-channulth Tribal Council and Vancouver Island Health Authority are seeking a The Nuu -shah -ninth Tribal Council's Tiiuragk Qoctono Program provides contractor to provide recommendations and leadership In the and coordinating planning counseling support and traditional healing. In addition, we can also provide of community-based culturally safe management of the TB outbreak in the Alberni assistance to former Residential School Valley. Students and then families by helping My Evan An almost perfect circle to complete the forms for the Common Experience Payment (CEP), the September', 2007, you left this earth Deliverables: Reconsideration Application (for missing years), and the steps to take when To Chief Mike Maquina, chiefs, Many, many thanks to all our guests: physically, very tragically and suddenly. One applying as the Administrator of the Estate. We also have the forms and guide council, Mowaehaht peoples: Thank attendants, family and friends. A special 1. Summary of community services related to care and prevention of high year ago our hearts broke and shattered. How Beds population at risk for T B books for the Independent Assessment Process (lank Throughout the year, you! thanks must go to Margie and her father angry and hurt we are that you are gone We had 2. Recommendations from First Nations identifying their needs and priorities we have healing sessions, support groups and Information lack Johnson. workshops. If you o much to do together. You were so excited related to factors that promote or prevent them from seeking assistance or need Recent events at Tsaxana more information, please call us at 250 -724 -3939 or stop by and visit our about your life, Over 50 years ago cry parents An and tragic cannot treatment for tuberculosis (including challenges of out of traditional your sobriety, sour new baby, office at 5120 Argyle Sheet, Port Alberni. Rita Swanson ran Nootka Lighthouse. have made it easy to get away. territory. in a context of poverty, homelessness, and addiction). your future. Evan Awesome you were. The one The most important years of my youth Bless you both. 3. Summary of special considerations of cross jurisdictions in farms of the and only love I have ever known, 15 years old and First Nations. w ere spent at Yuquot. Also special thanks to Ray and Terry loin. spiritual, historical cultural perspectives of when I met you, 1989 Indian Games, how 4. Final report the outbreak management and ors and interventions jointly Quite simply, it remains the home of for the use of their "back yard." d conceited you were, and how I had such big plans developed with the TB Clinical Coordinator and grounded in the context of Ray, the speech that you made us feel of "ditching" you because of your "modesty" (as my soul. The Smith family at Saavaedra the communities and families experiencing this health threat. so honored. Terry, you looked lovely. NC© you called ìt). Well Aug. 3rd we made ìt, 18 years Island became amid family. NH- "1 My two best friends at Yuman were Thank you so much for helping; Bust soot orn etude the following later, conceited or not I was pill with you and Margie and Barbara Johnson. We all met A big thank you to the young man who CALLING would have married you on this Aug 3rd, 2008 just like we planned. Of how life Knowledge: isn't picking blackberries just across the gave us the amazing picture. I'm so TAKE PART IN SOMETHING life without you.1 dream of you every night, and how it hurts to wake up to Knowledge of health service delivery systems and the Nuu -chats -nultb breakwater where Margie told me, rather sorry we can't remember your name, too reality. At our six month mark, we hung all our of you back up. It was territory pictures nice heatedly, not on the much going tan to have you back around. Baby Evan excited and such 'You're allowed Knowledge of historical, socio- economic, and environmental factors gets. a twinkle in his eye We treasure it always. when he sees reserve!" We've been friends for 53 will associated with TB and First Nations. your pictures Ile is such a "little Evan" just like you. laden is a little years or more. Eugene, it was so good to see you Knowledge- of the role of Residential Schools and Indian Hospitals on First JOIN UU- A- THLUK'S YOUTH bit taller and still busy with all his sports, running around with Steve Nash, and Wherever life has taken me, use gone there, thank you for sharing our day. Nation Peoples' experience/perception of education and health rare Sheldon. Well, he is much taller than you were, just like you hoped. You must be no home every chance I got Every time, Kip, Mark, JoAnne, thank you for Working understanding d epidemiology associated with TB outbreak ORGANIZING TEAM proud of all your boys. the welcome was the same. And every representing all of my "Lighthouse My dearest daddy 'I love you,' Skills I knew I was at home. family." WHY JOIN THE TEAM? Because you will.,. 1 think of you each day, Mat Establishing Lust and relationship with First Nations leadership and A long, long time ago, my mother 1 feel your After many years in Nova Scotia, my cornmunites Have an arms around me, Ambrose Maquinna's amazing time, make new friends, Birthdays & 1 made the cake for * that's how husband Roy and I have retired to Woking with First Nations communities, families, eased.. and elders and travel. t get through my days. Tahsis. In February we marked our 25th wedding. In return his son has given us Developing processes for input and parrots.. focusing on First Nations wedding inn versa,. the honor of using that same church. voice and persadive Gain important skills and knowledge You're looking down upon me, congratulation Report writing and j summary skills I. son before this, we were talking over An almost perfect circle, we are deeply through hands -on learning. to guide me on my way, Ability b facilitate and organize gatherings for community input ea education plans to renew our vows at Yuquot. grateful. but it's very hard without you, We would like to Ability to Base win multidisciplinary teams Learn about Nuu -chah -nulth history On Sept 13th, we gathered together Elmo * each and every day. wish our cm Andy As Get the work and did just that. Juanita and Roy DuLong Experience: experience credit you need to Thompson, a happy Experience with Increasing the capacity and opportunities of individuals, graduate. People always tell me, birthday for Sept, groups and communities to access care and health information. the grieving will subside. 19, Have a great Experience with analysis of power relations in health care and responding Uu- But how can it get better, day. Love always effectively to health care needs of both the First Nation and population at risk a -thluk is looking for 5 -10 high school Hesquiaht grateful for e Sharleen Sid and without you by my side. for TB. students to form Youth y a Organization Team Gorily. Working with lion needs, street involved groups to help plan, develop, and deliver three youth f No matter how hard they try, -re- work and effort on school conferences Nuu- For further information, please Wells within chah -nulth territory. to help me with this pain, contact Jeannette at 250 724 -5757. Please We would like to Klecko letter submit your resume to Jeannette Wafts m NTC Offices, PO Box 1280. Port Amens. BC I am all consumed by thinking, for all the people that Gail Webster cooked many delicious wish a wonderful V9Y 7012 by .30 pm September 30th. will made Aug. 26, 2008 a very memorable meals for the crews. Along the way For more information please contact Norine It never be the same. lady, Eileen Watt, day. Clotilda Manson and Doreen Graves Messer at 250- 735 -4111 or ncrinemessea@ very special and 1 know First we would like to acknowledge helped her. hots oil-com. one day we'll meet, happy birthday for in the Heavens above. w Yvonne Murphy and But lack Jr. and all Cohan Webster and Richard S Lucas HUU- AY -AHT FIRST NATION up Sept. 20, Hope you one their families, Doug, Rod, Shamrock and built the fence, Chris Charleson helped It's the thing that helps me, had the best day to never forget your love. Keith Aton with their sisters for with fences earlier in the year. FINANCE MANAGER POSTING ever `cause sou allowing the Jfesquiaht tribe to proceed Before the was opening the school General Accountability: deserve nothing but the beat Take with their grand for My dearest Daddy, I love you, opening the new meticulously cleaned by some hard are. Love from a friend always, school and gym. term You're with me every day. working ladies, Lucas, Responsible for ensuring the Chief and Council directives and decisions are Sharleen, Sid and family. I will keep this love within me, For the great press coverage, thank Georgina Sutherland, Angel implemented. Policies and Procedures are followed and overseeing the efficient and until that beautiful you to lack Link from Ila- Shilth -Sa Charleson and Scare. operation Financial management day.. effective of all for the organization. We would like to newspaper and Dave Wm char from "A" Last, but certainly not least, Pat To advertise in We miss you every moment of every wish our grandson Chanel. Charleson Jr. made the shakes for the Organization Structure: day, 'Though we sit in different chain. l Kicky Mack Jr, a Tom Heppynook, your presence buildings can Feel you here' You are forever in our Ha- Shilth -Sa happy 2nd birthday was greatly appreciated; you gift is All the paddles that were used for the This position reports to the Director of Tribal Operations hearts and on our minds. for Oct. 2. Hope treasured in our new school, opening were patiently made by Joe Your wife and beautiful children, your day is filled Al Little and staff from NEDC, it was Tom Jr. Job Description: call (250) 724 -5757 Mel, Sheldon, laden and Evan with lion and good to see all of you there. To Bernard C., Lisa S., Misty laughter. Love always grandpa Sid, Crystal and co-worker and especially Lawson, Nona Dryden and Dave from Over see financial management and bookkeeping for the organization and its grandma Sharleen, auntie Sabrina, Ruth from USMA: Ruth brought some Innchanter, the food that was prepared businesses Clayoquot Biosphere Trust 2008 Call for Projects uncles Sid Jr., Sheldon, Steven, family home for the first time, klecko. for the meals was second to none. The Implement full accrual financial reporting and reformed chart of accounts Prepare a cousin Brad Jr. To all the groups that traveled to Hot barbecued fish was prepared in very wet financial reports on monthly and annual basis for the organization Prepare annual budgets The Clayoquot BbspMrs Trust 1CBn is pleased to announce the wvetahailocatlonoffunds In support of projects In the Campus Springs Cove, Gary from Central and cold conditions by Spinner, way to Monitor =foals as compared to budge. monthly Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve grpas t your a9anratbn is Interested lnwbmieinge pmposalm be considered forfunding ,the We would like to Region, Eco-Trust, CBT, ga. Implement and maintain appropriate financial systems and controls proposal must be consistent with the goals oftheCBT and must meet the funding care. outlined on our Application for Funding. wish our daughter Newhaven Crew, Marceau Evans A big klecko to Linos, Charlie, Si, The Application for Funding form can «round one webs« at wwwciayogirdblosphere.org or at out rente office. Sylvia Dick a very architects, Allotment group and Greg, and all the singers for all the Experience and Credentials Renoir.: special and happy Leis Fred and Tseshaht group, they did tremendous singing. The CBT has $100,000 available in this Can for Projects As $35,000 has already been mmmmed through multi -year funding made 21st birthday for a fine job of singing and dancing. Ruben and Aaron Lucas for doing Experience working in private and public sector, working with First Nation available in the UOó Call for Projects,tnOoaak now available for new MOOS.each project wilibefuruledto a maximum of S8000. Oct. 4. Many more To the governor of Hesquiaht, E. Chief Dominic Andrew's dance. It is so Organisations Preference will beglven otganhations not currently receiving nainy.sr amino from the 2006 (all for Propels. ucome. Love Lawrence Paul, klecko for the good see to our culture being practiced Must have a public aceonting credential or near completion traditional welcoming always Dad, n son. Sheldon, of our guests. by our youth, also all our children that Management of Employees All applkants must complete the Application for Funding form. CBT staff Is available to assist proponents In the application Stern. Sabrina nephew Brad Jr. There are many community members danced energetically for our guests. Provide financial analysis and advice toe governing body A pplkano ns mamba received by our office by 4pm on or before process. that worked on different phases of the Our gratitude for our family from September30, 2o08, he CBT Advisory Cammhteeswillmee tdur. Please address all penman and applications for fmmrg to: Nc like to school. Their hard work made the school Kispiox, Norm and Doris Woget, they Deadline: October 3,2008 ing October ad November to renew the applications and develop Curtiz Cook, Executive Director would wish our mmy such a magnificent building that will be traveled a great distance to be with their their recommendations tome Board. Applicants will he Invited. Blaine rust Dick a enjoyed for generations. Local Hesquiaht family and celebrate with us. SALARY BASED ON EXPERIENCE INCLUDING BENEFITS PACKAGE. meet with the commMee to present rhea appkabn during this P.O Box67,TOfino,Box BIND 2,0 Sylvia 21st employees were Ralph Lucas, Joey On behalf of the Hesquiaht tribe we nine The CBT Board, decisions on project funding will be based 725-2219 lofirrn office) happy on the recommendations of birthday for Oct. Amos, Les Mickey, Wayne Galligos, A ant to thank everybody that made PLEASE SEND RESUME AND COVER LETTER TO tin Advisory torn... Approval hell of funding will be announced by December i n. tone mnisceokunclayoquotblosphereuro 4th. Love always Bundy, Richard S. F. Lucas, Jeff Sabbas, Aug. 26, 2008 such a memorable day. Slmwmaye. Victor Mickey, Len Tom. The whole community of Ha Springs Attention: Connie Waddell, Director of Tribal Operations Frenchy (Toots) Campbell, Mike Cove will benefit from our new school lluu- Ay -Aht Treaty Office P.O. Box 20012 Pon Alberni, A.C. V9Y 8J8 lL `nyanTnw.n -.. Slackens Rick n Fax: I Clayoqum Charleson in the constructìn phases. and gym. 250-723-4646 Email: [email protected] net ...... a Note: Only those applicants who are ahem will be contacted Sound Don Sabbas and Cliff Lucas in To all the guests and companies that -hW /-k ..,_,...er Irm.d Intl The deadline for omega, ueR.a infrastructure. came to celebrate with 6.10 . Biosphere on and presented f t A Y 0 Q t 0 1` 'iatida.rww Rigi. arec -ur,", submissions to Danean Fred, Ion Leas and Matthew us with gala..« will always be The deadline for submissions to n9mraa. i Reserve FL Ha- Shilth -Sa is Oct. 3. Lucas on the wonderful landscaping grateful. Klecko from Hesquiaht Ha- Shilth -Sa is Oct. 3. Berne Lucas -

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Union embraces modern and traditional in ceremony Happy birthday Sherri on Sept 14. It ThM's their BS not ours. Love you me and continue studying hard there Pour Pon] John of Ahousat and many was ,lot of fun growing up with you. In sweetheart. S1eph Mack. Kurt. From your who lives in Nanaimo with her husband sit cousin Carol more to come. II love you both. From our en years we had a lot of laughs, I would like to say Maltetsdorfer happy second and family. your sister Caroll Martemdorfer By Denise Titian Roy and family. The groom is from lia. and tears and fun, but mostly laughs. Have anniversary (Sept. 30) to my lambchop, Sept, 20: To a dear friend, and sister family. Ila. Shiloh -Sa Reporter o- qui-aht. His parents are Richard Tom an me day and enjoy because you sweetie-pie, hunnybunch. MI. To forever and ever! Beverly MCEwan and Rosa David. my r Happy birthday to you bro. John John deserve It. Carla H. husband Marshall Thomas. Hope that sister, thank The hall was decked out in blue, all Well you for being my and I know you had a good celebration Happy 19th birthday to our special is good. Look forward to many more friend. Thank you for always listening to in Vancouver. I love you bro! And don't Ahousaht- Family and friends of Bonnie white and lavender decorations. Leading 4 n, Mathew Timothy Adam Morris years with you. Love you always and me. I really appreciate your telephone work so hard hey. And thanks for all the Tom and Dwayne David gathered at off the wedding match was the couple's , I+, lack on Sept 29. Son, you have grown forever. You calls. I ; / wife Beth Thomas. appreciate your laughter, your hugs that . -t. on Isaac and his cousin Rock followed you share with me and your Thunderbird Hall on a warm and sunny into wonderful, young man. Now you We would like to say happy birthday goodness, that you share. I love . 1 by other young relatives and adult your wink. Love from your sister. Carol 1 to the young Aug. 30 afternoon witness - a dad soon. . will be Our grandchild sense humor. bridal party. will to our baby brother Wally Campbell for of Most of all sister you are Manersdorfer and family. al l ! 4 couple exchange wedding vows and to of the have the best dad in the world. We are Sept. 29. We miss you and love you bro. my friend and always will be. !love you Happy birthday to Andrea 'Maxim rl. celebrate their love for each other. The last of the wedding party to enter very proud of you and wish the best for Ì Hope that you have good day. We'll be sister, more than words can say. Take Sept. 21, and study hard and it's always Bonnie is from Ahousaht, her father is the hall before the bride was best man you and your family. Enjoy your special iL4 David, escorting maid of honor thinking of you like we do every day. arc of yourself and each other. Love goad to see you up at the college there ,lames 'Moon' Tom who lives in Glen day and many more to come. We love Lotsa love, your sista' Elizabeth, Mach, from your sister Carol Manersdorfer my friend, From Carol MaDersdorfer 3 _J Ahousaht with his wife Molina and Margarita Frank. wedding party for pictures In you as big as the ocean. Love always, Sky, Adam, Chaasts and SiiSuuk. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. and Toots. Clarke (lol). Ron im Tom and Dwayne Davy tain IIetr family. Bonuses mother is Allan. Tom, With the wedding party assembled at Wilson Jack and Jacqueline Mary Happy belated birthday to my sista' Tam Ahem. nn Aug- I. the head table, a stoic father-of- the -bride Saber. Frank. Hope that you had good one entered the hall, holding his daughter I would Reverend Rick like to wish my brother whey. Lotsa love Chomhk. Also to my Dr. Corfield by celebrated close. Approached Richard George a happy birthday on mph Him Keitlah. Hope all was good Lindholm and an eager young groom Continued from page 1I. July 23. !low old are you now Richard? there mph Lots love auntie and . _14-=o-4141_ Tom hesitated for a moment before f Ross, and partner 4u4u4i4W41r. Love from your brother Corbett George. Sept. 16: To my dear sister Rose Anne reluctantly handing his daughter over to Barbara Biss, presented To my baby. Wow, its been a year as John. Wherever you arc sister. Happy Dwayne as the guests laughed. Corfield with an Lonnie Potlatch /Party of Sept, 141h. The love we have for each birthday. Thinking of you always. From Lindholm welcomed the guests and appliqued collar that 25 other is awesome. We were meant to be your vise Carol Mattersdortèr and family. Sept. 27 Oct. offered prayers before guiding the matched her graduation baby. We've had our ups and downs. Sept: 16: To my "bro' Mr. Kurt John , Port Alberni Port Alberni couple through their vows. They slipped dress to remember the Bu always pulled through the worst. the doctor up at the college! (jk). Well rings on each other's fingers before occasion by. invite you to join family and Who cares what people say or think. you had a gad one and many more to Fundraising to send myself home, (litany ow, H.C. Pre -bids Tony Marshall and family sharing their first kiss u husband and Kyle and Claire, Dr. Marshall Robinson/Thompson) It all day smiting at 9 a.m. Draws start at I p.m. Place: 6531 friends of late Evelyn Inca wife. As it would turn out, they would Corfield's children, spoke at the Athletic Hall. Contact Pacific Rim Hwy (Norman W'atti plat) For info email will start 12 noon Alberni be called upon several times over the briefly, but from the Grace Marshall 7235292 or Faith Watts 724 -2603. rob,rm alt ho0mail eons . night to kiss at their reception as guests Skilled heart. clanged spoon on their tables. .peer "I just want to let my family Ucluelet First Nation Annual General Meeting served up To Tarr--Tah's (Barney Williams Sc) Extended family members g or YíA,aeBqGvá mom know how proud I Sept. 28 Oct. 25 and 26 the reception feast, which included /a am," said Kyle. "I lave Ucluelet First Nation turkey, roast beef and salmon. The You man Pon Alberni (new location) Wks mr punue a

. Sl(ae® mother and father. r.. rr> sr MAag 1 w..... e...aM. Shawn and Nancy Aden. that is meant to "Ooh, be careful," the ritual begins, Annual General Meeting The groom and his extended family be used on Corfield's next tribal said The ceremony is still Eight Men's Teams: Entry fee $350 (Will accept up to 10 In .a.,.w ..s..r--xr nrw wr r rw, w ur a uasm Alloy stood at the opposite end of the hall, journey's adventure, planned for 2010. Sept. 30 teams). 1st place cash prize $1,000. (based on 8 learns). 2nd relevant in the modem day as the waiting to meet the demands of his The carving and design on the paddle is children are being stolen away by drugs, P.O Alberni place cash prize 9500, plus nooks for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, an .c Employment bride's family. of the grandmother spirit, which Ateo all stars act. There will be concession, raffles, 50150 Etc. G....r r rwsmvwnermenP .+n.a-ce r M:Innar. crows and other things, he said Bath sides of the family told each says represents the tenacity of Dr. Arco said women have always been The Pon Alberni Friendship ('entre will hold its ACM at Come out and have fun. See you all Here. Contact Gem other, through a speaker, who their Corfield's spirit. The paddle was made in a position of power and influence in 4th Av. Dinner at 5 p.m. Meeting at 5:30 p.m. Swan at 250ó70 -9531 work or email SKILLED TRAM AM, OF, no NNORIAM, wyoe NOW odnflP6 3555 . relatives are. This is done to show eovartrmpi... by artist Brian Bob of Ucluelet. Nuu- chah -nulth community and at the Everyone welcome. Door prizes at end of meeting. For oladers5': rghnona 1 corn connections to larger family groups and "We want to see that one in the water," heart of governance. more information, call 723-8281. P P Pone *ago. p.m cosshso ow NIS/ wpm so Pe iisksvOuPp.111, for one another how much he said. 20119Jr. All Native Basketball Tournament to illustrate n>enwaaara.«wwaew nu. Dr. Col-field is just beginning to be larger their family will grow because of The tribal council presented the vice- her gifts to the Brian Amos' 60th birthday 16 to 20, 2009 able to distribute March the union. dunity, and there is more that she is Oct. 18 Port Alberni Cannoned on page 17. estined do. Campbell River ti Happy birthday to Opening ceremonies will take on March 15, 2009. place my beautiful, Residential School Questions? I" You are invited to celebrate his "60th" Birthday at the Navy Hosted by Ahousaht Wollbaek Jr. Boys Basketball Team the smart and Hall in Campbell River at 3 p.m_ Please phone community of Ahousaht. If you would like more League outgoing daughter Groom dances Roberta Save) at 250 -283 -2249 or information. or to put your name in for volunteering for the i Brianna Lambert We have answers! Continued from page Its Juanita Amos at 250- 283 -2668 to confirm your attendance. vent you may contact Curtis Dick (2250) 670 -2475; Rick on Sep -''6- We A large, extended family can mean Lindhom (250) 670 -2502 or Margaret Dick (250) 670-2475. love you so much mow love and support for a young Champions for Children and Youth NON Summit r and are so prod family. Oct. 20 to 21 of you. You will The groom's family explained that Vancouver go far io this world. Love always, they would welcome Bonnie and her your m Carla and daddy Mike. NOy' children into their family and nation, This international gathering of child advocates and XOPDX always caring for them. experts in children wellbeing to explore excellence and Scott Hall, Lainer 1 -SOO -435 -6625 FREE The groom and his relatives ware wisdom in caring for vulnerable children. Insoles two days Happy birthday challenge' to dance the queepwathla or of panel discussions rights and safety, preventative 'Adiline `Rita sparrow dance. Bonnie's uncles led till practices. mentalntal health, education, and international George and many the dance and Dwayne, his father and success stories. Plus the first ever Representative for morel Best ma other family members joined in. Children and Youth Awards of Excellence. Information at sister, 1st iril Eventually both families danced yhc ca. aunt and together before Dwayne crossed the cue ...Family and floor to take his bride into his family. friends luv you! The evening was rounded out with Scott Bell Margaret Eaton Erin White Shirley White more cultural entertainment. -

Page 18 - Ha -Shit th -Sa - Sept. 25, 2008 Sept. 25, 2008 - Ha- Shiloh -So - Page 19 or Pura-ase nor Purchase Anlsts Nuu -chah -nulth Registry and Treaty Information .,. Ford F-150. Blue 5- FOR SAI E. F -225 hp Yamaha 2002 MIZINEEMIIMIO FOR SAI OL199 Cedar Weaver: Baseball caps, bridal CLASSIFIED LOST: Drum very Important! ADS with whale painted on On Registering events are maintained. (250) it spd. 4X4 V8 351 Motor, tinted Window, outboard motor. Dealer to get baby registered as soon as floral bouquets, for sale. Traditional hats, Dn. 28 at party et Stall Mars Gym. Call Birth Registrations: It is important P/W, Par, Lift Kit, New Trans, New 731 -5727. headdresses. bracelet, for trade. l'- 50)745 -3483. possible. You must complete the parental consent for Registration/Statement New FOR SALE: 2005 Fond Windstur. For Porenase Et2Mns 011ërcd Hutch, New Muffler, New Rear End. mail whupehhweaeerorCaw.ca MISSING the certificate, these Serious enquires only. 2 MAOI'INNA HATS from of Band Affiliation form and provide LARGE form birth Balmy. New Starter /Alternator. LOTS Asking 07,00000 FOR SA1 F Sweaters & sweatpants, Anne Robinson, .957 I the NTC ARTIST: M. Cedar bark t Ave. Pon Alberni around your Band Office 250.745-6237. consent forms can be obtained through mat INVESTED BUT MUST SELL 52,700 jewellry, including blankets and baby blankets, denim artwork, cedar roses. ALL WCMWots October or Smear. 2005. Anyone with Office Registration takes 6 - 8 weeks. INTO. (250)724-1683. CAR FOR SALE: (Campbell River) - handbags. Order from Doreen and Anna taking orders 723 -0827. CALL. L. on please can 724 -2184. Loraine. Automatic, 4 -door, Are you wishing to transfer to another Band? Write to the Band FOR SAI F. Native Beadwork: Chokers, 1991 Chevy Dick at 250 204 -2480. RENEE Transfers: Authentic buskeSwearise Praa, picked 0100: bold necklace with a lin X lin you will need to complete a consent Anklets, Bracelets, Kcyehaire. Partings power windows_ xcelirn condition. FOR SALE' One 471 Diesel engine with you want to transfer into Once accepted and processed by Linda Edgar of Nitineht r024k Indian design butterfly pendant. Last seen pins or $1,700_ Belonged late Jack Sr. are in and let them know and also fancy Chokers. moccasin lone Leo capitol gear, 2',í - : reduction in goad PORT ALIBN)R.0 to transfer form, also, notify the Band you currently ] comer, sharp and swamp gross and cedar on my niece t the Ucluelet Secondary pings, Email me at His wife Margaret doesn't drive and it's running order. Can be seen in Ahousaht. your intentions. bark. Please call 741 -4192 in Nunaimo. School in March. Please call Jeannine riel_nalwlmcn form hard seeing his car in the driveway. My Call Chester @ 720.9736 or 670-2507. Up to 50M, off all framed Native An name change, deaths: Please provide appropriate Adams () 670 -1150 o email Marriages, divorces, tuned up. It has great FOR SALE- Deer hides. $IBOO each. dad kept everything FOR SAI. Creosote Timbers: 36' a 13" prints. Picture framer on .site -811 Wharf Indian Registry Lists. A consent form needs to be House of Win -Chen ballgnl(a)hotmaltcomalels,.r certificates to up dale the making. 724 -2932. tires, breaks, muffler, etc... Questions Street, Victoria, Call W iterìw at Excellent for dorm n la-, 2)'a 1)7514-. O' s i n T, ile. 250- for any name changes. akhnrialnol Foehlwa r FOUND: A shawl was left at the Rorie completed FOR SA1 F. 24 -I1 honing skin Oran ammo. Margaret lack at 250286 -9926. UNIT err and odds and ends. Call Willy 381 -1022. registration number of o and has not been picked up Are you turning la soon? If you would like your own shape. (250)731 -5727. (250) 735 -072. MFFTING FACILITATOR/ FOR SALE' Cedar tack M. oars at by the owner-owner_ Please pick up your shawl then you have to submit a lent of request. Process also takes 6 - 8 weeks (no SALE: 1988 GMC Van. 51800 Hair NEGOTIATOR: Are you lira) of FOR weaving by wii -nuk Mary M.., am, nmWSRr EUR SAI for sale. Phone at the House of Himwitm. Lewis George, 736 -1176. at (250) 2940185 meetings going all night long. never longer automatic). o.b.o. . 96. (e5o)sas_rs79 Pox. Ono) ses-asn Georgina Martin. 1- 250.716 -9991 House of I imwitsa l.ld to Little - Indian Registry FOySALE_ Silk screening company. Can foa wM,.on.au.-.-..--, FOR SAT F. 35 0 wooden finishing the agenda, going around in All documents are to be submitted Rosh. or eel f.250- 668 -9118. troller. LAST: Red Canna ±451913 to 7 circles? 20 years experience Administrator ar the NTC Office, with the exception of Ditidaht, Hesquiaht, do up to SOO shin per day. Can do four www.ardanyeavinguom 350 GM diesel, capital gear cruise. - and proven LOST -TRADITIDNAI. o James To have a eight colore. Call Billy Keltlah at (250) GP.S, Sounders. 4, ail track record. Keep your meetings on Nuu- ay -aht and Tla- o- qui -aht. Contact these First Nations directly. edarweaving(ÿchaw.ca. 7121mí, Sleeps CEREMONIAL DRUMS, Apair of 'N'ihaYega,cik" track. Walls. Wcellh four First Nations please have your 731 -4943. mina anchor winch. 111,500 O H.O. 758 Call Richard -tsah @ drum status card issued through NTC from these SIFBFR'S STH I. KICK'S Fresh Live Swan on Mothers Day March to Stnp Great for 3566 or 741 -0041, (250) 724 -2603 or (cell 731 -5795. Administrator fax approval and your information prior to FOR SAI F. Autotal- GL2035. Prawns and Crab. Now Selling in Pon Violence went missing. Hash drums are Indian Registry Native Artist Available any lime. non. fishing vessel. Priced at FOR SAI F House at 399 frauds.. painted coming into the office if possible. raullola Alberni. Prawns $12.00 lb. Crab 58.00 50-381.9 T9 lame with native designs. Both arc of te. Call Ron at 250 -923 -6972. Secluded location. Sold with bed and FIFGANT ADVANTAGE their membership code in place? If so. and you each. Call Krysml Anderson (Sieber) 723- great end.nml value to both myself and Does your First Nation have 256361 -7189 nil business. ANDCATERING FOR MVP- 1997 Ford AroSlar nark breakfast 5225,000. (250) 725- DECORATING my entire family. A reward for the return the above events recorded for "BAND MEMBERSHIP" then it is 1725 to make your order. SERVICES: would like Well maintained, Serious esquires. 3482. They Robinson @ If for my speed boat la 'ht foot, of both drums is being offered. If anyone EQUALLY AS IMPORTANT that you contact them as well. Looking jfxxan(w,fin eanxuwc.ce homee721-457 We do all occasions: maned call (250) 670-2393. white with orange stripe, hard knows the whereabouts or the drums do address and phone number so they colour is Weddings, Showers, Graduations, Your First Nation tugboat. current PURCHASE, Blue beads. not hesitate. to Nellie FOR top, in board out board motor, 14.1371, I Gordon Dick contact me, Joseph you regarding Treaty developmena, letters and bulletins. rlangners, Brune., Dinners, Super contact $2.50 per bead. Lovely replicas. Please Henry Charlie at 723- at 725-2388. leave a message for Nuu -notch Host and Fond phone numbers and addresses are listed below for your call 250- 248 -4486 or e-mail chah Wanted Safe Certified` Firstr Nation 1984 or 670 -2355. Art in Gold Silver PROFESSIONAL, available l'or convenience. w inches @shew.ca. Rooms for rent in Noma.... Close U WANTED TO BUY: DUO movies at $3 workshops/ s. Healing REFREZENT DESIGNS: First Vancouver island University. $500 per & Wood each. 723 -1465 Misc. Clyde -Beer eats/ krrm7s. Contact Nations Graphics. Specializing in Native Ahousaht month. phone: (250)716 -9991 Cell: (250) Phone WANTED TO BUY' Good used running JUST A FRIENDLY reminder to r fall fins posiith Holistic and Vinyl Decals. (Custom Made/All Sizes). (250) 670 -9563 - Fax: -9696 668 -9118 250.723 -9401 90 HP motor with controls. Please phone (250) 670 49# caregivers of children Nat were born from mh.hPapy with essential nits by Raven All types of Native Graphics. Celeste SALT: 18'5 Mormon with Mere Renard at I- 250.070 -1133. General Delivery Ahousaht, B.C. VOR 1A0 January 1st 2003 through to December 31 FOR t -mail: gnrdnndirk(ednhawca Touch. Please contact7E5í505 Nitwits' Howard. Email for quotes and prices, OB and kicker. Good condition. Boat is WANTED- Old college study texts to be 2003, PLEASE register your child at an @S.G. 7SERvt [email protected] fast, safe, easy on fuel. May be purchased donated. Any subject, any level. Call Robin Dittdaht First Nation elementary school for this Septemher for TS,(. TRUCKING MIMI I' Tom collect at (250) 726 -2040. Will arrange for Kindergarten. cDoQtd And Hauling, IlcOSOble Rates, Tom Gus, 1 745 745 -3332 Ben -888- -3366 - fan: (250) Daniel Blackstone pick -up. l 11 Phone Bill tare ckamd4U Pho Hector Road.R24- Port IMIEWSIMIEM HOUSE RENOVATIONS. Aáms B.C. SPEAKFR BI.E: I'll be PO Box 340 Pon Alberni, B.C. Community Development A earlostkwrat ('arai s.Uaa a.40rnt WANTFD: To buy house on Theshahl ASA11.A w dote 12501724.4094. Phone: (250) 724-3975. available Mental Health: Reserve. Call Jay 250-723-7772 or eel for Wurkr and public CAR FOR SAI F (Campbell River) - FOR 111RE1'wkup truck and driver. Need Presentations raft= .Ls-0 715 -2596. .peaking for people who live with 1091 Chevy Lumina. Automatic, 4-door, tAnc something transported or towed? Chat e,ahl Workshops F.A.S.O, (250)315-215g. I was born with ac. WANTED: Medical Equipment such as Excellent condition. ennemave,eeribre, nume 04,72 nl . fridge, stoves, 1- -4155 - Fax: (250) 7614156 power windows. Meetings. Emma! or Informal Transport mm Militate (his Sept. 26, 1969. Manson. 888 -761 \YY777)M8 wheelchairs roc. Can he dropped off at the Tim $1,500. Belonged to the late Leo Jack Sr. Cultural Awareness outboard motors, your boat canoe or travel PO Box 59 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 Tseshahe Band Office. 5000 Mission Road, Wife Margaret doesn't drive and if hard (250) 757-9360 or Too ma miler lowed or moved. By the km and by Manne Pon Alberni. Contact Gail it Gus at 724- seeing his car in the driveway Leo kept blacks) ..shear. TRA W amrJAl- DUGOUT CAROB/ the hour. Call 250 -724 -5290. Please MOTOR AND PROPS FOR SAI F Hesquiaht First Nation 1225. return borrowed equipment. LANGE Mar CLASSES: at _ ever/Meta tared up. It has great tiros, Tor FREE XL -115 11pä -Max 2 whale teeth, whalebones, -Mcreuryr204 n Free 1- 866 -670 -1181 - Fax: (250) 670 -1102 etc... 00:5cí. 'ruer WANTED' Hupacasath Han. Language bummer - New T breaks, mailer, Dualisms DRINK stroke. 4 - Blade SS prop for 150 or 200 mastodon Ivory and Russian blue cobalt Tat Monday and Wednesday PO Box 2000 Taftno, B.C. VOR 2Z0 Margaret lock el 251 286-9926. e :ti Snoods Yamaha. 5 SS prop for :15 a Aa 15 ``t beads. Tv. msg. and ElsE -Mole trade For Steve Nights. 7 pm to 9 pm. (Bring your own FOR SALE' fNfROYENERGY Yamaha or bleary. Contact Leo lack Jr a John at 604833-3645 or ee 4141 -720 6 Nim van aun and Parenting Skills for ' Oeorgo Watts - Poo paper), 250.332-5301 St, New Westminster BC V3L3C5. Hupacasath First Nation Parents and Tors. Fridays from 3 -4 pm. Creating FIRST NATIONS WILDCRAFTERS, FOR SALE: Ara "fr Al Troll License - Fax -1232 c, NASTY D. Ucluelet First Nation is EVERYONE IS WELCOME. (250) 724-4041 (250) 724 A0 Greatness" books: cue khan. 17.5 R ('coact Louie Frank Sr. at 250- BC: C. Anne Robinson and Keith Hunter looking to build a contact list for carpenters PO Box 211 Pon Albetui, R.C. V9Y 7M7 520 each. All sales Edward F51000h, Certified Linguist. 670.9573 or leave a message at the "specializing in non timber and other A contractors. Please send us this Huse- ay -aht First Nation proceeds go to TSAWAAYIIIIS Fl OF,RS- Are requesting Ahousaht Administration Office at 250- value added forest products and services? tim by contacting us at (250)726- George Warts fir volunteers to come and share your time 670.9563, 1- 250- 728 -3414 7000 "A" Pacific Rim limy.. Pon Alberni. 7342 or fax (250)726 -7552 anention to Scholarship Fund with us. Singing and drumming,un native FOR SALE: Custom made nets (250) PO Box 70, Bamfield, BC VOR IBIS BC, VOY 8Y3, Phone: 250-720 -8907, using Administrator. Call Caledonia at NEDC: 250 -720.313 dancing, storytelling, crafts of any kind and 923 -9864. F lrstNationsW Idcretterslararhawca WANTED' House to rent for people seven crib players. Come and share some special CANOE BUILDING: Will build can,. wwwhwmah'r1.Ndil.mice iota in Port ('all Alberti. 724 -2935. times with us. If you are please or each how to build canoe. Call Harty ISa:'yu:'k'Yh' /Che:k'tles7et'h' d 'a Mamma1. (250) 332 -5259 - Fax: (250) 332 -5210 MEDICAL PATIENT TRAVEL PROGRAM \ For Purchase AcrommoI(alions contact Bunt Cramer at 724-5655. Lucas 735 -5706. (peOg' Mr, Martin the Magician is taking WANTED: Boat Trailer for 20' boat. Call General Delivery Kyuquot, B.C. VOP 110 NUU- CHAR -NUI TH MFMBFRSHIP RFNT' organization has FOR SALE: Carvings such as coffee table FOR An not f: bookings for all locations. Phone 250- Michael @ 720á026. morns to rent by the day, week or month. has tops, clocks, 6' totems, canoes 995 -2942. FOR SA1,F Nets -Different Sizes. The NTC CHS NIHH (Non -Insured Health Benefits Program)t for many yearn Plaques, Mowachaht / Muchalaht 731 Very reasonable rates for Room and Board. Different prices. make an Trolling held a contract agreement with the Pon Alberni Friendship Centre. The Friendship made by Charlie Mickey -4176, Place offer. (250) an PO 73, Also, there is a Boardroom available for gear -offers. Mew- 501D Mission Rd. (250) 283 -2015 - Fax: 283 -2335 Centre has a Travel Referral Clerk on staff to assist (through nor contact)i all - rode my mail Box Zeballos, rent For information phone 723 -6511. Toll free - (800) 238 - 2933 chah-nulth First Nations membership. ail VOP 2A0. Pone- 723 -9894. RENT: Equipment power point living in the Port BASKET WEAVING FOR SAI Grad FOR to FOR SAfF' 48' Fiberglass Troller. Area PO Box 459 Gold River, B.C. VOP 1G0 There is one exception that the Tseshaht Fiat Nation membership E: and DVD presentations. Projector and ATLE F license. Very paced. Hat Weaving reasonably Yew Alberni area han to call or visit their Band Administai:n, Office for Medical Patient Regalia, Baskets, material, Screen. By the hour or day. Deposit l Travel services. specializing in Maquirma Hat Earrings. ICIRK 11 t solln000hnal.e,. Phone(250)380 -302& Nuchadaht First Nation Available at conferences required. Telephone: 250- 724 -5290. Membership of Nh -ninth First Nation who live away from home and live to each and Far$alg: 28', workshops. Joseph (250) 729- NITINAHT LAKE. MOTFI : Open (250) 332 -5908 - Fax: (250) 332 -5907 outside of the Pon Alberni area, are to contact their home community for all Medical Call Julie 1983 Spirit. Y year round! Coastal rainforest and smarm s 'se asa .ar.rmn) PO Box 40 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 Patient Travel seniors. 9819. Command midge, recreation al your doorstep! For YKr Mental may keep the Pon Alberni FOR SALE: Weedeater and carvings. Call clam, !' From time time holidays and etc... hardtop stem nor, all new canvas & reservations and other information call Friendship Referral Clerk away from Willis office form rime to lime. During these Bruce 728 -3414 ifyoti re interested. canopy, twin 350 Cleo, engines (570 hrs), Tla- o-qui -aht First Nations 250 -745 -3844. the Nuu2hah -ninth membership living in and around the Pon Alberni area are FOR SALE 115 - Moecury2004 rani. limes O Volvo dual props, hydraulic steering, (250) 725 -3233 - Fax_ (250) 725 -4233 C . 56900, 4 - Blade Prop/SS New for TOQUART BAY CONVENIENCE eV as ads hod to contact their home unity for Medical Patient Travel services. Slag °Ann ? anchor winch, all electronics, kitchen PO One 18 Teflon, BC. VOR 2Z0 to the 200 Yamaha $350. 5 Blade STORE, Questions over Medical Patient Travel may be addressed 150 or CAMPGROUNDS bathroom, security system, Idol water. Pmp,S tor', Bis any motor MARINA: Reservations undamped al 140M- 407.4888 or locally at 724 -5757. $lam. available. $23,000. (down ,`tom $25,500). Any offer t Contact tun lack 250-332 - 'g 518115 Coordinator year road Mom Tseshaht First Nation ` Robert ( bled, CD NTC CHS Program J Oren available. will be considered. Call R50) 723 -1496. SHIT f.CnnIC BALANCE SFAI.OD, 1- 250 - 726 -8306 or 1- 2547268149. 1- 888 -724 -1225 Fax: (250) 724 -4385 Lis :SAM Toll Free: - your source of OMEGA 3. Both Omega t n. CONSTRUCTION 1 BOAT FOR SATE' I - 32 foot 5091 Mission Rd. Port Alberni, B.C. VOY 8X9 Is there an event you it like us to mention? 3 and Omega 6 are essential fatty acids Aulomouve fiberglass, 180 horse Inca motor, radar (EPA's) (the good fats). Available from and colour sounder. Serious inquiries FOR SALE: II ton crew cab on propane. Faith and Richard Watts @ (2501 724- Uchucklesaht Tribe 52500.(250)735 -0833. only. Boat an he seen in Celuelet. 2603 731 -579S. (250) 724 -1832 - Fax: (250) 724 -1806 Email [email protected] (eel) Phone 254726-0620. 1508 Inn crew BOOKS FOR SALE: The Whaling FOR SALE GMC I MARINE MUM' ENGINE MODFI I I B.C. 7M7 PO Box I8 Pert Alberni, V9Y cab; new clutch, new starter, Indians. Legendary Horror - $45 each. tins. new 66Lí, 145 HP complete with capitol Ucluelet First Nation or Fax us at new battens, 33,500 o.b.o, Phone: The Whaling Indians, Tales of ovrte gear, 2 K to 1 ratio recently (250) 726-7342 - Extraordinary Experience - $40 tech. (250)726-2949, or tel1(250) 726 -6287. erhauled engine and gear. Any serious Fax: (250) 726-7552 (250) 723 -0463. Please contact limgallie(a .ahaw.ca or call offers will be considered_ Call Louie PO Box 699 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 me 724.4229 and leave a message. Frank Sr @ 255 670.9573 (home) or 2506709563 (work). r - Page

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