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/ O arahsonha kenh OnkwehonweneSix Nations of the Grand RiverWednesday August 10, 2005 Six Nations audit 2005: 0 Rama funds cut Six Nations L $100,0( 'r t ..

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underfunding blamed 1\4, H - _\1" ABORÌGIN'1L THEIR By Lynda Powless PE CATCH D Editor )REAM'St Casino Rama funding has come to the financial rescue of Six Nations Band Council again, cutting the band's deficit to $1.5 million after an injection of over $1.5 million in Rama funds V r 5 According to the band's auditors the 2004 -2005 audit at its finance without the Rama Funds Six meeting Monday without any of Nations would be facing a deficit the usual hoopla associated with flee.. á of over $3 million this year. the event in past years. r Six Nations band council released .11/.1, .v. v.r v. v.v.s....r...r-.t..W.v (Continued on page3) .. .,.. o 1a r Man charged in Woodland Ib. H9 .4o4t.s.t ar/aaaPs Cultural Centre thefts of s $90,000 in artifacts - ` By Donna Duric F Staff Writer r.,r.w+.nit++^ . Tron1 .: 91. ... A Kitchener man is facing several charges in ; 29-year-old n1i1.a'- .,f the thefts of about $90,000 worth of artifacts stolen from aL .4 . w, . ` I the Woodland Cultural Centre on three separate occasions 11%1/44i* in the last month. r Charged was Jeff Cowan. Woodlands. with a when they turned over a 5100,000 Police also recovered a painting The Brant County OPP crime unit Six Nations Dreamcatcher Fund's first anniversary went off bang Festival organizers Ron Roberts and his wife accept- stolen from the Bell Homestead apprehended the suspect around donation to Toronto's Canadian Aboriginal Festival ed the cheque. The gala featured NHLer Jordin Tootoo (inset) who got a real Six Nations welcome from within hours of one of the thefts at (Continued on page 2) Alicia Anderson all in good fun. (Photos by Jim C. Powless) AssortedItalian - - schools lawsuit Inside iZ 1M AFN leader says residential Local 2 should speed compensation Editorial 4 TORONTO -The Assembly of First Nations says a class- action lawsuit being filed against Ottawa Sports ..8 4 a4;601 should fast -track compensation for Go Arrows! National 14 survivors of residential school The Six Nations abuse. Camas 16 Try a Arrows couldn't "This is in no way designed to be believe their luck adversarial," National Chief Phil Classified 18 TOASTED DELI Monday night ' Fontaine said Thursday. Business Directory 19 after a car crash "What our action will accomplish rl SANDWICH ,, '' Sunday killed is we'll speed up the process of res- kL1' I - hydro and caused olution." today! é! 4 a game cancella- Fontaine, who attended a residen- J 01> t tion. They took tial school in Manitoba, is one of game seven with the plaintiffs named in the action '4. , a 9-4 final score against the federal government. h '' to move onto the The statement of claim was to be rrn tovire ït,, finals against the filed Friday in Ontario Superior 282 Argyle St, S Orangeville 0 74470 551 9 i Court in Toronto. Caledonia Resturan a` Northmen. (Continued on page 3)

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Councillor Hill mid she was Ina event N years. oho Central administration received $1,245,705 In total r $144,504 deficit . But Day care was key to this case;' mid past 430 pm. Aug. 4 and recovered the police with the last minute The audit show, while t'a,., alma 56,178,910 and spent $6,590.939 including $768,400 in federal stand the year off with a $93,634 as well as Mel Getty, Brant Cone OPP Bell Homestead painting ass budgets, funded by Indian decision to present Ne budget but instead of showing a 5187,971 funds ,4d$31,014 in provincial surplus. The opemtiora statement detachment commander. Both a few items Rm the Woodland and Northern Affairs cm, ran Mal night wall no sassily surplus showed a $135,851 deficit funding It also received $446,231 shows year end surplus of theMefls interest to theft from residen in Norfolk of historical Mao program deficits, Six Nat. notice. as a result of the deficit transfer in "other finding" that includes $7,954. area Ne audit should have been from recreation. County, 10 minutes south of Delhi. Mn E's wit gas company geromred prof - -.honk $400,000 of Casino Rama dollars. Iroquois Lodge, received total rem ro The suspect as then released on brin me good clos ¢to this it of $336,000, Commercial advertised. I dut mind it was on Memberahip received $264,443 in Still it spent $1,216,414 529,708 enures of $2,542,419 and spent Employees at both museums gave the finance agenda but Ne commu- funding last year and spent more Neff it received. But the band $2,478,118 leaving a surplus promise to appeat.. . Leasing properties broke even in of have been told it woo $217,109 but doesn't show year store tot of does not 564,301. The lodge The arrest is the culmir.ion of a 5.i. dertriPtions ors s.Peet 2W5, the binge lull lade surplus nit', should apeman received coming, last night Someone pm end deficit. of $12,666. show a deficit for the department. $1120,00 in Rama joint effort hem n the OPP and police hiclud.g the type of oar he of $154,000 and post secondary funding to cover had a$10,000 surplus. it up Monday on the sign outside., Welfare received $3,648,661 last Parke and Recreation scatted the its deficit and its accumulated the Brantford City Police, as well was driving, a green Chevrolet Some band depart)))) badgers fond out when 1 drove by the year and spent 53,728,991 but did year off with a $145,851 deficit. deficit. are still raging out of control. building" not isms deficit $80,330. It received 81,432,258 mama the lochs' capital assets have Public works is faced again with Meanwhile Sft Nation "cent., Innovations program received including only $375,00 in federal been irvufnrdto the band's wpi- $2,239,453 deficit even fief admiNSo-atioñ' la facing whop $286,618 and spent $307,351 but finding with $1,057,258 coming At asseö. The long term debt of $503,000 in Rama rush used not $135,786 does not show a $20,733 deficit Gout Other sources including the 8940,000 W now included in Six to help offset the deficit. Without deficit The hand operations fond community Rst and bend interest Nations overall debt. the Rama funds public works deficit c m (which includes central aims. dollars on its Ottawa trust find. Heal. Service,, the band's second would be fuing S2.7 million dol- after Soh membership, welfare and ' While it received $1,432,258 it biggest budget saw revenues lar deficit e_ Mad h the band's largest spent $1,427,056 it did not slow a totalling $8,468,975 last p.m and The Six Nations Fire department is Par budget The deparonent received $5,202 surplus. Insead Ne depart- spent $8,347,136 leaving running a deficit of $905,253, after rs slight total revenue of $10,978,632 and hem shows balancing of its $121,839 surplus. Health also bade $300,000 was injected into the urplus of S55 spent $10,978,632. The fund was books with $135,186 deficit trams- $43,326 deficit from the previous budget to cos the deficit down from yin I.0 with the recreation deficit of terra, to the central administration year to covet. Leaving it with the $12 million it would be facing. Fare dvector $135,786 instead of a surplus. budget. year end surplus of 5192. The f department received T o m Lands and Resources received Name. Sra received r_J $991,400 in federal funding lam ay In other departments: 5844,632 in total revenues last year $1,864,057 in fmdtng and spent were pale eing sent ant odium,, last none wean oere.ni year and another $309,071 in mid the deficit is a direct result of Public Worm started At yea wrath including $800,000 from Casino $1,935$81 , leaving a deficit of weir "other" revenue somas. council transferring Six Notions a $2,239,092 deficit Rama fords. $71,224. But ton.. Sea a.n But it was already uuyitg a ParksandRecreationsdeficitto It eived $3,687,241 in total rev- One of the few shining lights was eA the year off with a$108,879sof- Cavalier with a loud exhaust. $905,254 deficit from the previous DINA administration. es but spent 51,909, 420 , band generated funds. plus from the previous year leaving -Anythingg like that is key to any than a Yom "They decided lust to transfer that $222,179 more it had The Band Enterprise Funds gene it with surplus of $21,184. says. Centre om'ng mireto. Judy Harms aver Me goads palice did recover from two of Woodland Cana bolts Bend council passed a resolution department deficit onto central received. rated $12,371,944 in revenues Correctional Services received Me 71va of the thefts Peso. wall hanging and the three thefts that have taken place at Woodland Cultural Centre since May lam month to use the Future adntinis.tions Casino last year and spent $11,880,272 52.39,050 and spent $228,553 a by Donna Dark) medallion were stolen from the wad week of each other last week (Photo Generation Fwd of $1.9 million to He didn't have a comment on how R a leaving surplus of 5491,672. leaving it with $10,497 surplus Woodland Cultural Centre on July been recovered. Police have also physical aria.a, anything to him offset department budgets. That enRl admintstr.on was going to foods m of They also matted year off with Nat is not reflected in the consoli- 27, and then, on Aug. 2, a week charged Cowan with the May The suspect was described all Ron can't just chase him out the money went to, deal with the deficit. $300.000 surplus of $1,281,979 leaving dated statement Instead the state - The deficit was apparently accu- were trans- year end surplus 772. ment says the department balanced lahr, a women's traditional dress then. white male, around 30 years old door and say what have you got," -$300,000 to the fire deparment - Casino Ram of 81,67 nw she m00,000 to develop- mutated several ye ago hen jetted into a a mw000-se -met and loincloth were stolen some - Fingerprints were obtained in all with dark hair and a medium build, said Harris, addingibat and her economic w..r r Services received recreant. purchased ball t h e funds Social 11 1 wearing a baseball staff did feel "humiliated"after the me between a.m. and p.m. three heists had* of. Pow secondary started the off $2391.231 and spent $2,411,535, it had a surplus inits year -$700,000 to Iroquois Lodge lightsthinking round 3 p.m. the same day, Artifacts from Me May theft and jacket. demployees at both muse- latest thefts with a$.2.060 deficit. spending $20,304 more Nan it lib ar budget Me have been ums said ale suspect used the jack- Cowan is charged with one court watercolour painting done by tiny 27th thefts not White deficit to reduce it 11 received 96,844,062 in revenues brought in.. A tom of $2,250,000 was to Recreation chairman Levi $2,238,869.90 Alexander then.. Bell's m.ier, covered. et to conceal Ihe thefts. of theft wider $5,000 Ncotmwitm last year and spent $6,599,459 The band saw a total o Rh few* circa ustdl robs. was forgiven. said "but instead central admiMS- to $2219.451. was stolen from the Bell A Woodland employee employes wee on the with the Bell Homestead painting tellon The department began Me year leaving a $244,603 soma applied 565,787,323 come though its van - miss /ngf out Me Mat y Meff along His dell *hays Councillor Ava Hill itnot happy took Nat surplus and didn't fire upon she museum; lookout suspect marching the then, three counts of theft over a $905253 deficit, against its previous deficit left Post out deprtments lam year. It span wait several other items misted al Homestead. walk -through fora with cil's decision to spend lull mission So recreation MN 27 given on the previous in the lights thinking they had It received $1,687,241 N federal Secondary wit a $10,302 surplus 563,719,092 kens what wool over $80,000 The theft on Aug. 2 makes it the closing on July noticed some description 0,000 moan *duly S anta Funds m deparment bud- ordered. Education received 91, 113,600 have been S2,068,231surplus. third time Woodlands was hit in items wee missing theft before and during the Aug. 2 27th and August m 2nd thefts. Ne money to pay for it" and "other funding including gets. spent $919,668 leaving However it started the year off in The next day, Judy theft Anyone with information on the He said the deficit wast a sae. 9300,000 from Me Casino Rama and as info... both police forest Nice month,. msm acting "I wonder what'soney a happen ation department bill. "Central funds. The department spent x$193,932 surplus that isn't rake, debt with $2,458,179 from 2003 noshed from nnployees at bad On May 5, a thief made off with curator of ter miss, notified But, she said one of her employees whereabouts of the artifacts i when the Rama money stops corn- Amin took their money so they got 9663 018 bur doesn't show sur- ed in the operations statement. 2004 leaving it with a 81,967,465 museums. $80,000 worth of artifacts from the police about the theft and . did see a man with a leather jacket asked Stall pollee. tIILu.The at .tent w. never the bill," pia. of $0,17,453 or m reduction in In social services debt. muse -The arum have no employee was able 0° émc them o in Mc minivan on Aug. 2, but dal e that money o offset band deficits. its like letting Ii reds o ft Fire hits home, and Six Nations Day care centre, no injuries reported the foal. Theta why I vend Band Council travel expenses down against it in d bend amps Ind. The Ontario Fire Marshall's office has been control and the majority of damage was Band spent $12,466 to travel expenses. received $$17,714 in honoraria with 617,714 in hen get .came 10,don't think it sRWe Six Nations Councillors - $281 expense called in to investigate scam of a fire at used by water. He received SI7,714 in honoraria. and $3,764 to travel expenses. cuss and rural forfar Nat. We should be spent a total of $469,112 on here loused band the Slone Ridge Day Care awns and a Iasd Chief Dave General said he didn't travel Iasi Irvin Harsh win the en The least expensive mac Wee, or Six Nations councillors looking at of action, now to raria and comm. year Plan a week in batmen duplex on pine Crescent. kn ow what t. .secant of the damage was or The ex flat spending expensive councillor Levi White with honoraria received $500 and no travel .or full year. The day care centre file has ft 70 Six co from the prey council and four though Rasing l his ass In doe talling $8286 $26000i AFN law suit The elected paid $60,000 a Nations families scrambling for Six Nations Fire Fighters shed to the months of Me c,se,n net. November eked.. his expenses expenses. cncris erupted In Mc newly at one of e house fire on Pine Crescent the end of the scale is year in salary fora full time post Fire NO tens (Centi* from front The highest ans. of honoraria only totaled $30,180. At lower Ms 10 p.m. Thursday night. Fire Chief Shay when snots was seen billowing and travel expenses recorded were The most expensive eased. Is councillor nos assembly signed an agreement Mote Seth did not return Turtle island News from the roof. 2003 when the total rein councillor Barbara Hare wenw with Ottawa to deal with the resi- -20.4 ails for inMrmation on either fire. The townhouse is owned by Six Nations including in $11,290 m travel esas MO"w 9.99.393.99 939 dental schools issue. The federal $5 22,296 $168,422 Six Nations Police did not return Turtle Nouns aria receivedived appointed travel expenses expo. Iberia government HOIIORNIOT onno most Total Island News calls for by press Housing director Shel. Johnson said they 20042005 travel tented $26,000 in honoraria for a torsl moss info.. former Supreme Cowl justice The a n't boos amount yet. cost w the bandnand of $37,290. of... Frank lawbwci to recommend $113,114. Y'T Ss Os. Firefighters m staged to gel the blasa under Hie damage is primarily on the roof of one The biggest Irani budgel went to nha councillorcillee Sidney nm rm mm tv compensation package, and nego- former drier Robe. nt Henhamk w with s4fof tarn nilow gone on as recently as lam.. $alary She receivedyea 83amie in $8,777 In travel expenses and Bolo week 17 741 .777 213. salary her last year. term. $17,714 in honorarium. are skated for near n Loma 6. left before the entire her vas council- waketalksn Edmonton. Second came anent chief Dave lorlore Ter,'McNaoghmn who "Our expectation Is we'll RUG who spent bb seat in the November elec- T. approach the bbl¢ now (n) an Gene. 115.429 - Sala Sig NM... j.Jghrr s di.A Inc r any dditional hat 9l, 2 aselecttdandth 11another tions which means 1. host if equal in all matters with the other n torn first floor apartment may those who needed places to may. we AIM madam. the molar its elected chief for Iwo for the ,caned q. .cam parties, "mid Fontaine. tarn moka and water damage. happened to ham use vacancies we doe easels of 12155$ only 511714. His expense. smiled Ls Vas MAT LìtigAen was needed to exercise ravel lo a ., m havetared outside on the working on getting them ready for the too for a total of $23,999. alsoreeivdan7,214Jamieson. General $6,285- 17 7171 legal options, a added. ogo = to roof, but we. waiting hear from the .sums' also received ;17.71411 i0 honorari- 1Merestingle new councillor o O. The lawsuit claims the federal Nate IAN WM Ontario Fire Marshall's office in London She said the cause is mill a aim. Melba Thomas's travel expos government's residential schools um a t0l,tt$N04» to and para II add starting on the 3141110 district office come smogs.- she sou chief a tom of 542,604 13 thee first foss onthsofn 17,4 policy caused "irreparable ham" as for ebr'w,m ane nae ofsbut il loo soft the general ám allo.. aria for the 6 year the are )SAS while her m 'm Nation ulnae and lan- No one was erred. tk e waiting far the fire Inman o ®de highest expense went to honoraria only 58,286- 3.4e 4417 156-.7Y173 and created many of the 'Die next so we can repairs," said guage, ht fire afmo. three of the alum. in Shea former councillor Irvin Hams who FOMItt counCiI1Or Ladd Swot TAWNY social problems which exist. .1-11no 7 116ü6 tm 1,iNIF Ian o t of the building had ;Amon. housing director. The building s Fire des edaho dupe, on Pone Crurent Monday lite M1ydm slmtofi- We've been able to ado- insured. i4

4 0 Turtle Island News - Commentary - August 10, 2005 /ora Nana Americas al Native Weekly Nelvspaper! August 10, 2005 5 Okarahsonha Kent, Onkwehunwene WHAT tome ffl -{HATS HURTLE [ISLAND Tootoo d IM Jordan and the funny guy Don Burnstick light up Six Nations MEWS By Donna 0nelr person in Caredian history M be .Staff Writel drafted into the NHL. He stored Taro Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand TALKING ABOUT! The Six Nations Community Hall four goals with the Predators in the River Territory It is a politically independent newspaper that is was packed Friday night as hun- 20032004 season and says he wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No r4 dreds of local reside., young and lopes to have at least a 15 -year portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or old alike, eagerly anticipated the lackey career. editorial content may be reproduced without permission. arrival of Inuit NHL star Jordan His favourite team is the PUBLISHER - DWe Island News Publications Iowa Edmonton akn and his favourite EDITOR -Lynda Powless His appearance was the highlight player is Wendell Clarke. Ile even Reporters -, Suwon. Martes, fm C. Powless, Donna Durk of the evening at the Six Nations' met Wayne LMIGIIAL7E Gmeky. Any. mhbgaaglrleda Brent Police Athletic League for all wss a special Ealing that I'll Turtle Gland o member of,, FUND Students third annual fam- never No.a (PALS) Minn.' be asps - +Canad ¡an Journalists Association ily for night that also included a Too was Mad numerous ques- + Native American Journal.. Association Nano.o comedic mammaa tions by the audience. + Internationalmat Committeemines to Protect Journalists Worldwide by bens Cree funny man Don -Are you maimed,- one girl asked. MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL Burnstick. angle a s they come." he Teak awn New. PO. Box t. Reside. started filtering into the told everyone. 2208 Coierswood Road445- Os Faa (10) NOA IMO community hall with everyone IM next question was unexpected Telephone) (ertise 5 -0868 Fas (5191 s15-0665 abuse saying, 'Where's Jordan and made everyone laugh. Slider oedan T loo appeared E -mail eases@ eQthleisla dl .cam os Tame When is N ooming?" "Will you mast ine. asked al the Sir fawn. new ei am When Six Nachos Police young girl. ly Wahl in OhsavkenFriday -nather Volume 10, Edition 32 Community Services officer I don't know if I'm ready for that, night mold "dub" Jacobs finally Second Class Postage Registration 00728276 yet:' k rvpaided laughsaele right It was just the tip of the ice - announced Tootoós arrival, the Wehsire :www.theturheislandnews.com Audit: Legal War chest dwindling Tod«left the stage after throwing berg of a mat¡. that was clever, audience hushed. live coed free By Lynda Fowlers allocated for the lads and ation ionised 5110,000, the band pins supplied by the PALS witty, One raunchy, and shed to sa routho hum towards the audit is out...who Editor arch office the main g council donations received P+= progsm oas to Me audience humour on mentor the stereotypes Pssstttt...the and the audience erupted n asana Six Nam has spent almost half almost 5500,000 eras spent m 515.000 and bread and cheese Ile aedwmc en .a even races. ers, while cameras encashed and e imtiek delved mm his routine, of its S 6 million "legal was chest" lawyer's fees associated with the received $2,729. mowthrew re some physical knew? clicked. with the majority of the money land claim. Al the end of the fiscal 2005 nor Born. , Comm touched nay /may bone in she Age lap molt, JeWnna humus comedy by puehina. bbry. ad Six Nations .s 51.5 million adobe Not bad for community alma sire Decked cue n dress penis and n ma reWions. His milli of dams adie«eaudience loved his going to fond the land's research Six Nations Band Council took $115,250 had not been spent fan Rankin Inlet described M1, sel.00l. to u fa m lk that is chronically underfunded. dress shin, he looked very refined low Clod vaned man ad n dl. Micl.1 office the land clam out court last year Six Nations has estimated life v a young m Mmes I w m always pu[ 00wn and In fan den good compared to four years ago when we were at I2.6 mil- v ha humbly thanked Nations According m Butwtick's comedic mprens rye oak Six Nations Band Council and has been In capital asset including property, Sis He aamd playing hockey when he that gave me the determuution to ¡m tiwn vsays rim for its lion he only is. it worn my action plan that hospitality. %. Gad created humans in an 20 yeah to perfect. problem doffed released the 2004 -2005 audit at attempting to reach ,,deem) buildings, infrastructure, furniture as four. He left home at 14 and prove them wrong." was ms'ated here. "It' re than I expce[ed;' he o and took white people out too Afterward, its fiance meeting Monday. There has been no update to the and fixtures, automobiles, went b school (whee south in That he did. By 2001, he was 6mfl- Toot. indulged Six It was Casino Rama fords that came tome rescue. said. too scan, left black people in too long, The audit showed, among other community where the negot ¡a- machinery and equipment valued "1batoba pods the NHL§ Nashville Nations residents by f ly signing Hand Council has ben applying the Future Generations furl of over Trie 22 -year old hockey player bot "crown" people came out jolt h ananyone who asked - things, that for the 2004 -2005 year tons are going. at $107,521,370 at the end of ús- IbaMdikoughaloofmwsmin Predators,a rs, Mown, the fist nul[ dng{eps fm $LS minim against de deficit form least wo years and that is what has e -Legal has been spent from Six Nations also teamed its cal 2005. the deficit down. have Men supplementing INAC In Nought Iley fat the "Legal war chest" leaving a Omwa Trust reached 52,458,367 Six Notion also has long tam with million in Casino Rama funds going into me defier one would Se balance of $3,030,607 remaining at the end of 2004 -2005 fiscal debt totalling over 510 million. Band council briefs expect we would be out of it. in the Must year. Of that S242,979 was trans- Six Nations is also securing departments spending within the meagre budgets Painkillers brag sold on Ruby (cobs, D of Six 'mammal of 78,435 CNS age. hormone substitutes such as F1113 claimant tbs said she llnfonmutely cent Out of that finance director Tom (erred to the band operations fund $14,106,592 in housing and tele MAC provides them. So instead, they tun deficits and onion waling for streets, Nations Health Services,in s, present- were prescribed. Tylenol nil. 3 insulin came in s and overall condoned over the hi nice- Duna) said about 5800,00 was The money was used for more- moon loans. Abed Rana to bail them out. Band council has learned that ed the report of prescription ding with codeine is the most highly with 37c 612 prescriptions, and bra painkillers being P The good news is Me band repeated "businesses" are doing wen. painkillers are the most highly pre- statistics obtained from the First prescribed CNS drug on the cardiac drugsthugs paste in Nod. wind and suggested mature dots pS- prescriptions oohing these medications Anet years of k on M Sù Nam Nona) Dm company as Council told to be cautious of AFN health scribed class of drug on Six NMions Inuit Health Branch with 4,513 prescrllnlons, 10.172 k apply to 11332 are closely monitored. making orey(mankss largely to Grand Riverr Enterprises cingsemm Nations, with 8,191 prescriptions (FNIFIB) at band council's general and Oxyc« N second, with The statistics 2, 3,172 prescriptions. Synthetic and Nations band members who are Mum as the maps gas user), the bingo hall hauled in a p ofn of over blueprint of Tylenol with Codeine and meeting on Aug. $1 50 .000, Imo. Lodge's trim off and bills paid by (Nyman alone dispensed to rasa- Central Nervous System (CNS) By details of the blueprint so it Rama and post secondary has a surplus. Although we anal really sure Donne /new agreed that a collabotadve health Is dents in 2004. agents are the most highly pre- 01414 why Post Second, would have y Ice over at all Shore., $f ,ter blueprint focusing solely on omething that Six Nations is con. Band councillor Helen Miller said b elms f Nam on Six all he Aryl b py mnum and book Of they topped paying ben After hearing presentation by Six improving aboriginal health status fumble wide. told Jacobs this concerned her because of Nations, s gory that includes mamas m tide me eon mat of Or fib funded'. Nations Health Services Decca needed to be drafted- Five national aboriginal groups serve reports by Six Nations painkillers, median ButteBut surprising note is ik audit came down without a nona to Ruby facobs on Aug. 2, band coun- Jacobs said Six Nations should be will be presenting the blueprint for ppolice and tool health officials tions, anti-depressan., Nan- ShapeWorks. cil agreed ...odor) needs to be concerned mat the blueprint does onddetatton at Fort Ministers on ethos ern, anti- psychotics and the commua Nr. -Saida no wmuncemems nothing.. that less are being sold In f«t since this council took officer and hired a'co expensive public taken v Six Nations becomes wt become am- sire-fits -all" meeting this November -the the street. other mental beat. drum. Last Independent Distributor relations man we hear less and less about what's happening at band evolved in mapping mil the First approach. Assembly of First Nations, Metis cam, cam Mama positive things they are doing. Nations HealthHea Blueprint initiated Elected ChiefOave General agreed National Council, Congress o Cellular Nutrition and the Power of Protein Councillor Ara Hill raised tk issue during the audit session Made' by the Assembly of First Nations with Jacob's concerns. Aboriginal People, Native night. When was the community notice. She didn't evem know Ow audit and the !sisal government last 'Funding needs to be population- Women's Association of Canada WE SEE JUST HOW QUICKLY At Het5alife, we understand the challenges you face when it was on the agenda until someone put in on to sign out swat den based. lust pay attention to IM aril.. Tap ¡nit Imam. THEY GO FROM BABIES TO BABYSITTERS. roes to losing weight. That's why we've created the building late -Mono aflemoon Councillor Carl Pill asked if they even "There is some mason to be con Shapeworksm Program. A breakthrough b weight loss, the still had a P.R. man. -Does he still work here," he asked General. rned," says Jacobs. "There TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Shapeworks^ Program combines oar 25 -year heritage of And that is the crux of Ow problems plaguing this 31 should be a Six Nations approach, II weight loss 5501 the latest in scientific research. By math, rather A lack of information flowing from the chiefs office to the councillors than a pan- Canadian pert Okarahsonha keno Onkwehonwene 1/ ing Cellular Nutrition with the power of protein, you experi- who make me decisions the ma are suppose ho k implementing. shrive to change tie health stems ence energy and control hunger while you lose weigh. of communities." Councillor Dave Hill questioned why council manor aras king labongirul) The Program n simple,. healthy, and best of Mobs says she is concerned how arced out. Ina said the senior ofce+ is sending memos all- it woks the ce m will affect Me dent out on cementer agenda items after council passed a motion saying no 3 -2-1 ora Ile said if amaaS follow council ¡rotation its name to shake o Six Nations and that h might not Name Itfs as easy as provide enough funding to Six Street _. wren ranks. Ile may k right Ifelectelected chef Dave General cannot con- With the Shapeworks'- personalised to the protein needs of your NI his SAO men perhaps Nations for needs -based care, and City to keep her employe. MAC can. hrea IMsPraupwbrkrhur management is body, plus protein snacks your SAO Barbara Crab at Six Netted on an interchange pops. asked spath for Meir position on Prow you Program, weight metabolism up and hunger slimy No need to Councillors have already told her to make up her mind shut who sk the blueprint before she and wnn- Postal Code sure l.whm4spmragyMaxpWmd+annt M1 as simple as 3-2-1; count calories. Shakes are simple to make, works for MAC or Six Nat¡ov. She hasn't made up her mind and cillor Barb Hams headed to a Phone delicious and fun to eat. instead hanging arouse burn this cree is not following assail policy. meeting in Toronto last week 3 TAWS A DAY - mend dby aboriginal stakeholders MAC. is of explaining lo do want cants to IM mains. Mail or Email Subscription Order Form Take your supplements three domes daily to i COLORFUL MFAL- to discuss the blueprint_ al conduct being until and then unity by their - & Payment to: enhance your health and give your body the Est a healthy meal including plenty of colorful Last September Prime Minister ¢, Craig. if this isu m ample of what the federal government's oar TURTLE ISLAND NEWS benefits of Cellular Nutrition. fruits and vegetables. change program is all ,lore is it any surprise Six Noria hasn't Paul Nana announced a 10-year P.O. Roo 329 Ohm eked. 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August 10, 2005 August 10, 2005 6 wag 4(q 10Cal 7 Collectors line up for hours to snap up a limited edition Inuit Barbie Woodland's commemorates Hiroshima bombing with peace message was even more enchanting I __ By Edna E Deader a. Dv Edna J. Gooder ceremony observances U taken place resist the temptation to Stew*, could, Stuff writer since 1 455 STONEY CREEK-Collectors lined buy her because as child piing Members of the native md The three smiths then decided to up I had a Barbie, so I up for hours. get their limited edi. never Japanese community gathered at 410111111 11 peace park at the fonner don Inuit Legend Barret signed dy *ought what better time then the Woodland Cultural centre's apple residential school. The artists said one, so handed its designer Christy Marc. at present to ovm I orchard .r a moving ceremony the park is a reminder of "our Cos.'s Limed Edition store lest over $74 and at I she was mine. commemorating the stuns 01 101 responsibility to preserve the lega- Saturday..., Creek. Collectors of all ages waited 1k " 1905, atomic bombing of cy of the Great Law for future germ The delicate, Inure. inspired doll patiently in the small store as Hiroshima and Nagasaki, latrtn. oration.' o R More than 50 people attended the Cement plaques inscribed with Missing election signs turn ti4` twilight ceremony presented by Daniel David Moses' poem the Woodland f1111111 011111 P6,11110 11 Tree in August ate an up in farmer's field Iroquois Artist for Peace and permanent display new each sponsored by the Canada Council small, white pine tree. for the Arta The spiritual memo. A cool evening breeze Raters the ny was held last Friday evening to Lames of the majestic .es sur- sp"';4! _+ rounding the .till orchard and a e9 sense !peas and calm permeates 1M4. the rtan space as music played a softly in the backgronnd and pea- ,;t1 ' 1. Me charted quietly until Ills 0 Jl mony begins. followed by e ElirtIleth Hill performing her orire Hannah Gamier-Graham and Miss Teen Drank Dakota 0111111 I11111114 as Christy Marna signs their wry OWM kI Inuit legends Beattie at Sorbet, Limited Edition in Stoney Creek Ontario last Saturday trtornht...(Phoi. by 44111kirk. Mal work nand Song. Hill's clear fr ér.i- and soul. singing fills the area Edna Coorler) The larve., n.w....0$0t1,.,.emne Mind Pe memo.. They me: rmtu' then gently floats on the breeze to Christy of Toronto formerly of ing around Ontario attending sign- Thug my limbic home 117 two , ,-.0 . '4'84,-.. Walt a.4kd. Date and %Dash Earoitto aryl*. They played two songs on thea bake Taiko drums Windsor a fourgyyear design III] ing arts*. III Windsor, Toronto granddaughters Savannah and 04 11Il0lp1111I11P111k1l111l111111pl11Ilf1k11lg110llE Taro which means drum in Japonese..(Photos ky Edna 01111 111 Ryerson University sat and Stoney Creek md h. been Hannah watched with asee as Hook Goofier)

1 of soft pies cheerfully smiling as she anon enjoying the experiency Wendy her out of het confines meet. apples un.r the parse' moved by the experience and a local children and families to the 011 ,11 imitated thert whin Ward conch, borneo mane, tic handing, which held don of the darkening night sky. similar peart park came to fruition small ceremony as the music rises NW: 42, Christy Mid, she is still sumrised er *r Ma. Canada INC said place. Rose Hirano railed her poem in this quit 100110 to a crescendo and all at once it a the box I carefully Vitae". soma. l'ami Lr and une believe her drtign ado. there is only limited edition of Once out of Silent Participant before the quiet The small, peace park isn't only stops with a th.derous, final beat. huge pile of .&. on Song during cerement. d on Mcn4 4p4nawheal field Mattel Canada's newest addition to SAGO Inuit Legend 000,11, nude straighten her dress and admired audience Rose lost many class- for the survivors but also is dedi- Sadie Buck sings a traditional Seventh Line ISubssined photo, her gown, the delicate ties and III collection of fashion drama and those who endured the tong mates to the bombings. toted to the survivors and .aims song as the darkening sky engulfs o Punk Barbies. lineups were the lucky Sown have intricate design on the tart panels Hirano says as her voice cracks of the residential school system as the entire group in its ever grow. Editor She said as she was *inking how their Barbie signed by her designer. and Mount feather hanging from slightly she wasn't personally Moses mentions in his prom ins shadows The me,y of tk tnissin g Namur signt hat been solved And it Ireto- go she she signed gle doll's legs, ire a tie mound her neck a nice touch. her desigy would knew Christy involved. nor knew anyone who Planting a Tree in August. . As the 0memo, ends the grow n, (be candidates-Dui vandals who appear to have woodruff with slats wanted hinny. something unique dress. t. box, anywhere pipe I carefully handed ha to each of h. been hort, or lost in the tragic A moment of none ensues vs disperses end makes their way i-j,from variety of candidates in loot November k band election.. and so she took the traditional asked. my granddaughters in mum. who events of that long-ago day in people /mat their heads as slowly to the muse. for a light The huge pile of sign. nut found wheatfield along Seventh Line by aspects of her grandmother's Iron She said Christy has signed abort gently held her under her skirt and 1.5. hut saw *e day and its' recording of the Peace Bells from reception.

John Manton', cull111 and sketched We winning 2.000 Derbies since the summer 111110 more gently touched the fis effeets in her minds rte, which *e Hiroshima1 Peace Ceremony . Bare Brant of Tyendennaga said Mantas r said the sit, were +potted while he wat combint, lan week design of Ryerson University began ad her manure added to nink skie and braided hair, with Dante, David Moses was she portrays eloquently in her softly peals a melancholy refrain. she *ought the ceremony was He said he hark, been in Ore field lmAn war plumed last fatt ,Iwat Barbie fashion design contest. Jae value of the doll. Although. their tiny little fingers and while ahem hi, ',name. in Japan in poem. Looking then the sm. Breaking the wfulk the Yakudo very moving and went well. driving along and all of sudden I looker ow r ow lawn. they were." Christy said it took her about 50 smiling, Ward said, let Barbie out each held Inuit Legend Barbie I AVM group, she quietly says, at last "I Traditional Japanese Drummers Hill said the peace pare ts a quiet He said he bat contorted Sir Madam Police hours to new the tiny mum togeth- of the box and enjoy her because took their photo, so they could found my voice and am silent no from '*ronto play two songs on place m reflect and is open to the Daring /err Wotan k hotly conterted election some candidates were er and upon winning, after all Barbie was mole for have a memento oink auspicious more. their huge. mike., public. accusit g other ounditkar. w.f..; each other, signs. She said she has ban busy .vel- enjoyment occasion Daniel David Moses said he was 'The rousing drumming entices She mid, each Inuit legend Bart.° . Gently I placed Barbie on her 11 anime horde 16, mat pan. nand and I've been enjoying her as elam different on inch doll; therm I write this story Although, Pm not fore, each doll is onertf-aYind. sure if I'll put her back in her box,

Christy mid. she wool sure who but 1 remember Ward saying "let 11 otmiAn'Ag.te/ she'll do Mier she graduates from Barb, out of the box" and 41, her R erson, but perhaps shell design rear so I gams rturt's what I'll do Of Ils such as mon all I've waited all my life for ri ready to-wear fashion, cuvv A chi,e;v&v- her lower food prices.) 'Yogi (Bear's glit r- 160 Main St. S. Hagersville :.` t e Moue reed o roam "The Old Canadian Tire Building" PRESCHOOL - 1111 901 Journey of Peace Tree PLAYGROUND a Planting and Dedication Feld in Waal centre* Comm IdaCll111111bIIl1111 aDh Data, the Woodland Is Darld 'doses poem inscribed apple orchard where a small - President's having bneen dedicate a peace purl, in the small 1"1$TY* '$$TAI$ hare waaaaa firs white pines and a wooden 1111111110. "Pre-Registration" Mweh bench sans erred and sat hone. Choice four wall. white pine tees as a the tree tops ...Mates 110 011 -,,,,04#/#4,,,' Brand New facility, toys place of reflection. darkening evening sky. Shyers of equipment! The journey began in 2003, when fading sunlight film though the PACK POP il1, 24 II sway to and for the ElizaBeth Hill, Shelly Not and trees as their leaves le fro and in the distant three young =ae HOW qualified stall! Noel Dard Moses river SELECTED VARIETIES!! III Hiroshima. Japan for the peace deer are feeding undisturbed on

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Mohawk Stars down two -kith risZIO7 leg), games in best of five series Arrows come back to win three games to move on to the Ontario finals lest three games pa. gam The mane the clock tick. doom The Arrows hosted Brampton The first period the Arrows took the louder the cheers came from 0 R Thursday at the Iroquois Lacrosse the lead oaring tao goals at 1122 the ,ea f orange in the Rads. a from Nmnicoke and Assis. came from Vy (30) Arena and walked away with 9-0 and 1325 fi¡. vd v _ the Crawford ( ) (IA) -` 1- m dominating entire game. amieson. q S.W. it Even goalie Grant Crawley scored The Arrows led Al going into the Gilchrist (IA) Smith ( ) 41 (/ " 1 a goal on an open net - sand parted and held onto Mew POwless(IA), Nantleake(I A) and tt;1 Craig Point scored two goals and tie goal lead going into the Mini Jacobs (IA). pOlf 0Hswu pM' OK r two assists. out scoring Brampton 4-3 in the The Arrows nude a victory lap FNS Jamieson scored one goal and second. around the Boor of the Iroquois three assist Cody Jacobs scored Jacobs Crawford, Jamieson and Lacrosse Arena saluting mew f one goal and two assure. Johnson each scored a goal before they headed into their 05 Squire scored twice and Huey The Arrows managed to shut out dressing room. S ti ji Johnson scored one goal and one Brampton completely in the third The Arrows now move on to the n assist riado they went our to score two finals against the Orangeville Score and Painless earned two more goals, both from Squire. NoHbmen j ika , r assdan single moms came 4H Ì from Aroniake- the Elijah, 1Vr~a_ .wo1 Six Nations captures championship ...g C and Murray Porter. a Our .tie Nations Master Lacrosse Team capturedr Me Nations Cap Championship which was held in out to The Arrows travelledlied Vancouver during the July 29 -3l weekend Brampton with five Mn buses in To make matters worse. aural Guys found out the tournament was contact and had to scramble mere their a M with -4 um and carafe aó hands on any war they could find In the end, it was al( Sir Nations as My defeated the hose The Sema need to win the mea time es win fie President, Cap lfaams m, North Shore Indians, by a score of l0 -4 in Me final The game MVP far this final was Chuck Martin and If they lose on Thursday My are done and H-W wID be Ne Snow. Crawford scored two goals who d 6points.. Champs. (Pinto by Sementhe Martin) Daring the preliminary round, our guys defeated the North Shore Indians IS - 6 with game MVP to Dave By Samantha Martin The Stars managed t score NATIONS a: Johnson with 6 points and Nanwmo IS - 5 with game MVP m Dave W. Johnson with 7 points and so, Sporn Rep one goal rs and it from xahnawake Chiefs II -2 with game MVP to Ladd Stoats for his dominanceg *rough. the game. BRANTFORD -The Mohawk Steve Bomberry at 0e1220 with Six Nations Players Ladd Stoat was the tournament MVP and along with Dave W. Johnson made the v\i,$V. Stars are down two games in assists from Tyler Bomberry tournament All-Star Team what Bran Miller captured the tournament High-Scorer Award The team want- the best of five series to she K- and Neil Bomberry. ed to mention and give full crept to the Goaltender Tandem of Nk4-WI and Darren Williams who W Braves. The Stars were out scored led Me tournament with the least goals against Now left Rune AILS. and Best Gaaltender award Stars trail Braves entire again in the second period by [ It was eared Me Six Nations would host the Notions Cup Masters ChampionshipedHeSer.nekl one goal with their only two game Front Row (L - RI Darren M mule, Hirt Hai Second Row (L -8) Dave A. Johnson, Paul Ih0n.0M. Aran corning from Steve J Ct % R The Stars made the trip out to goals Martin, Ladd Meor, Chuck Martin, Marty Stem. Brian Miller Top Rem IL -RIRN Filwn, Dolby Powlecn W for game one of th final Bomberry and Derek Campbell. O Mark Edmisan, Seek Hie, Brim, Porten Dave W. Johnson (Submitted photo) and weren't able to capitalize Nanticoke, Nick Skye, laden I1 Me entire game. Miller and Neil Bomberry They trailed 4 -2 after the first tied assists. period and 8 -5 after the second ¢ The Stars travel to K -W this NEED A GOOD VEHICLE? . EX T r[ w J period. Bath teams remained Thursday for game three of the Daylin Logan makes bb mom defense gelling Brampton''s a two msnw. iaeta awrtd iw scoreless in me third finals and if they are defeated New To Canada? Jamie Pilon a Monday night's dooNdie win (Photo by Samantha period. Mote) goals and one us Duncan Ross led the points they are done. Bankruptcy? 1 000/0 oral woN two goals. Point with two goals and one assists. Samantha Martin trail 5-4 by the end of the second. - noosd ace goal and arc won Bed Single goals came from Garret Round Two Divorce? *00n. Reporter UOSu000 tel torr met I able Dave Ellie sealers sings goal. Ball, Jason Henhawk and Vern 0, WWII Pay NATIONS The Arrows are toscme two moo goal, making it Bad Credit? 9X ourissod 0,e6mo Sid two while Hill. Playoff Statistics heading to the Eastern Ontario 8-6AS for Brampton I¡I foui and Sevre with' two while Dus Nanticoke earned two vs No Credit? $1,000. Championship finals atm coming Andy Sec scored two goals and Mohawk Stars A -W single mai s came from Cr wiry. assists single assists cam ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT WITH back te win three games straight Powlem 'coke. from Ryan Avery Joe Uplift Braves GENUINE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS APPLY ON -LINE OR IN PERSON over Brampton. Kent Squire and Callum Crawford Thei g-4 in ck0 nil Derek Campbell. Mnhpuk 41 410 Arrows fall farther behind scored one goal aM one ramo _Lo SELECT FROM 1999 - 2005 CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, OR SUMS t g ,eon heatbook w theoM Stars defeated by 10 ear ee d Mobawf 3 The Arrows lmvelled to Brampton piece. ImgwtsIroquois LacrosseLe se drew Sunday The Stars hostedt K -W Sunda Mokas- (t K -W Thuns. from Mitch "Taking it one step further..... YOU' RE APPROVED, GUARANTEED!" for game four last Tuesday and Single goals came .0-71 ? haw a good job to from fellow afternoon at he Brantford were defeated 8 -6 putting gem Nanticoke and Cody Jamieson. *NIX'S Emwes goalie Grant Crawley gels 240 King Ge g Rd. sa-aer night's game was pw[- Civic entre and were defeated MMohawk alga R -II" see,'a7' hat MOndy mgh ,game Crawlyeven monV vacm 720-0064 down in the ama making th Holden gale earned two assists ponedumi /MoOdO mghtduetoa y a 13-3 score. remaining tree ¡mompompgoons do-or-dig d single esse came from wen Soo( en Thursday nghYs game Brampton Pulled Metr pack ----BRAN Toll MUM T.1 power00050. The Stars were shut out in the Good Luck Stars! They traded 3 -1 going into the Nathan Gilchrist and Ben Powless and Crawley s at the ball from Mer end to score Me Arrows eighth AN011202Groich KKa

dsj island News - Special Section -August 10 10 Tale August 10, 2005 fa AMMO 11 Dreamcatcher Fund reaches grassroots and Toronto festival By Lynda Aimless Editor BRANTFORD- Toronto b Skydome Aboriginal Festival is 7 DISCOVER CALEDO counting itself lucky today after walking off with a $100,000 donation from the Dreamcatcher Fund an its first k3meatcher Fund anniversary celebrations Saturday They were only one of the many Saturday night some of the fund's recipients who' attended redplents told the more than 200 Saturday's gala event where one people gathered for the fundraiser of the founders fund Jerry how Dreamcatcher helped than Montour issued a challenge to Pat General had the audience _ :lYI1ss . Corporate Canada to help make wiping away tears when she told the fwd grow. them how her wn suffers from is a picturesque village e Haldimand rewarded tooth Brant and 1)6, Caledonia mate ` "I.y its time to put Your money cerebral palsy and requires med- Canadian Heritage Grand River, border- the Six Nations Indian for their loyalty where your mouth is. Corporate teal attentionn that she couldn't ing the Six Nations Reserve. Its roots to the Crown by bestowing land on both Canada see how provide without a vehicle. date back to 1784 when General sides of the Grand RD r. Dreameatcher Fund is making a Oreamwtchem gave her ova. Today, a nine- j±, difference b our communities. She said she had been everywhere They need to g involved m to by to get help "Some one told span bridge, the d ' only one of its I 1. type in Canada, fl. r.lial- Ilix6gsnn links commu- Salillaosse RIg nity thatboosts its heritage. ROM tag $160.00 599.98 Sites include the Caledonia Shopping Plaza Old Mill, west -a 5-282 Argyle Street South - Caledonia, ON of the bridge, -N1 .w . , iP Tel: (905) 765-6552 - Fax: (905) 765 -9662 The Town Hall, Ca(edoNab nine anew dn.iJe,reeoe.dr Grand River lo lank growl g.l E -mail: Ieportmounteinceble.net 1857 al built in mmanoS and now known Grand Truck Railway Station, built in Information Centre. Parks and green as Edinburgh w 1908. This building houses a museum, spaces abound. Enjoy fishing, camping, Seam Heritage J te VEHICLE office of the Caledonia Regional swimming, picnicking, bird watching or Dreameateherb Fand chairman Wellington Smuts looks over a scrapbook offend recipients wits NOES, and Cultural Chamber f Commerce and Tourist a walk along Towpath. This scenic Jordan Tome at Saturday's anniversary (Pharos by Jim C, Pounces) S E E V I IC E Centre and We gale route s a tangible reminder of the C E N T R E river's navigation heyday. A rail- afford the league fees. From Rama will help The action has started so Helping people realize their AUTO INC. way bridge, once First Nation told the meeting 's keep Mis ball rolling you're dreams." WELLING'S SERVICE a wooded ass* " INJURY REHABILITATION U father, a single parent had lost his helping as keep families together. Stacy Wettings converted to iron is 1886 and later Chiropractic . Physiothera, to the solid deck bridge, enhance. '11 UIIl 953 Hwy. 6 South are l'. she park scene. Caledonia. ON N3W 1Z6 Phone (905) 7654246 Massage . Motor Van. Therapy Accidents Jordan T to, sheiks( Inuit to play LOse and Stan NM Shiatsu WS'S Claims Jonathan, the ffirst aboriginal person to play hri NHL ee1 lot of '`1\, Therapy welcomed sports fans happy & Saturday's evenrm see the Iwo together a OR

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With a 136 \\ Lae.9Ma p and, léam including youth culture, kmk -an -how fast ball he made N3W 2G6 tree. Omaha Mankvm fll water. Team Ontario but he couldn't health and Dreemeamhers BOB HOOVER & SONS piF! pic:iw Phone (90Sl785JM7 1- r(I Fax (905) 7654121 job and they repossessed the fam- Grave Railway INC. rI ne hock ily can 'Ws know where to dent C' mni.M1fad ch®- Station, bails 1908 Awoken Omni [snug Fief Peen bre presented Home Comfort Specialists since 1952 tom. We applied to you Ow own an Wellington Suas will a heckey stlrA, blazed with feathers community turned us down Bot and a dreamemeher and mounted, in appn ia'on for the 810,000 you didn't. 1 want you to know . Plumbing . Heating donation the fund gave the UP NHL Air Conditioning THE VAC how much it means to us." TJ9t jNnO The Mad that celebrated its first V AUTOMOTIVE SALES . Sales Service Installations SHOP anniversary Saturday with a gala DREAMS . Renovations highlighted by a Miller Jordan Buy - Sell - Trade (DUNNVILLE VACUUM) rata who told the crowd "never . New Home Construction slop w dreams real- 1 Alsbastine Avenue, Caledonia, Ontario owls ly do come null" N3W 1K9 Toamo said he ova proud to he FREE ESTIMATES (905) 765 -CARS (2277) WC sainted with Dream.fther. "I c. see what you are doing. It's grow" Deferred Payments up to 6 months O.A.C. 8 Industrial Ortie Peter Murray Darlene Loft from Tyendinaga Financing available as low as $48/month installed Caledonia. Ont N3W IH8 905 -765 -8474 said Dreamcatcher Fund has helped her community with minor hake,. registration fees, soccer Goodman 80 Argyle North. Amana Olsen T1M_ggg;r4/t/asS Street rc orals and um- Caledoni ws,nlaaosse. (905) 765-0 06 She said Dreamcatcher' A1111111111W-NT oleo 662A Hwy #6., N., Caledonia, ON 722 Broad Street East, Tayeha Faller one of Michelle Farmers Studio of Dance W our Seventh Generation he hem." 015511lí dancers performed at the gala The dancers are off to <4..w rana 4luaep , arrean c teary Newt 1008 She said woed"is spreading like a Pal Cohere end her son arena the Dreameateher Peale Me 905 -765 -2627 ;nose 9.0.ES Somas, Sinus Los Angelus thanks to Dreamcatcher. e tuna, Fx: 905-765-588& (905) 774-3 23 wild fire. The word Low that you van Armor hoe to drive hm son to kb medical mpoinamem Ar cdwt-ape fe. ova vie 12 August 10, 2005 August 10, 2005 S!M 41,-, Ontario /3 Six Nations Chiefs down two games against Peterborough Lakers in semi's Arson to blame fire guts Oneida learning centre, more police needed By Samantha Martin an embarrassing 22 -I score. san more goals to Six Nations Perekorougb came back out scor- , Photos and Story By: Denise buildings at Tsi NiyukwaliM:W. Spore Reporter The Chiefs were cutawred in the one goal to take the Yi -8 win ing them 5-6 to male it 15, at Ne Desormeaw Fire Chef Elliot Comeliem said SIX NATIONS - The Six by seven goals in the f t period G Point getters were Mike Longboat end ofthe third period. ONEIDA- Fire officials said arson gasoline bad been poured through- Nations Chiefs fell two games trail 10-3 going into the second (20,2A), Roger Wyse (20,1A), Dal Montour led the pack with three is to blame for a fire that engulfed out various arses and set aflame, behind Peterborough after suffer- period. Squire (10,2A), Royce Vyse (2G), goals followed by Clay Hill and a learning centre here gutted by the causing extensive damage. Fire ing back to bank losses in Me semi They managed to step it up a little Da, Elliot (10), Kim Squire IJAR Royce 4'yse with two goals and one Nat caused almost 5200,000 in Chief, said damages to finals. bit in the second period Thing Darryl Gibson (2A), Stew Monture assist a piece. Longboat scored one Comet.. damages. the main building are estimated et Chiefs suffer embarrassing loo outscored by., one goal but they Oakland Tom Montour (IA). goal end two assists. Roger Vyse Famlles of over 50 children lamed $40,000 and 5125,00 to the house on the mod were still trailing 15 -7 going into Chiefs come closets win scold one goal and one assist. of the fire when Ney arrived that had hem completely The Chiefs headed to thetMd period. ..oxm_, The Six Nationso Chiefs hosted Dal Squire and Cory Bombe, August 3'rd to drop their children destroyed. The house had been Peterborough for game one of the Peterborough continued to domi- jj-,jr3{ Peterborough at the Iroquois earned two assists eachnda single drsLutkuthos Yob., Summer used as a classroom at Ne centre. semi finals and were defeated with nate in the Nid period scoring / Lacrosse Arena Saturday for game helper came from Troy Bon Camp, located at Tai Programming for the summer O of Ne best of seven semi final Peterborough now leads th e`n swri s1 series and nearly came away with a finals two games wens male best Niyukwaliho:tu (Our Way of Life) camp has resumed at the Oneida of seven Teaming Center destroyed by fire. cookhouse and loiigpouse, until the j' The Chiefs dominated the first The Chiefs headed out to Staff not Lutkuthos Vohahiyo Tsi Niyukwalibolu main building Summer Camp, teachers of Tai would be completely restored. f - wA J \I period out scoring Peterborough 2- Peterborough Tesday (too late for ¡ Nlyiikwaliho:m, Parents, and Boa Elijah (Camp Manager), of ea, 1 with goals from Kim Squire at press) and head back to the 12:36 and Clay Hill at 7:39. Iroquois Lacrosse Arena Friday at extended Emily - community Oneida, spoke optimistically Cory Bomber,. Longboat, Dal 8 p.m. for game four. Fire completely destroyedThis house that served=served a classroom Squire and Roger V, earned If necessary game five will be ur arm, or our culture, or home, but we don't have to do it OPP Superintendent - Senior .vus. played ìn Pe.rboroogh Tuesday at what we teach." alone This notionneeds to be re- Officer in OPP); to lave. meeting Peterborough jumped ahead in the 8 pm Game six if necessary will Elijah said, "Wire not going accepted We need to bring back with our policing commis second period o tie Six be played at Six Nations next way;we're facing the challenge in the understanding of matt. Wive been working wiSosi Nations 8 -2 to make h 9 -4 going Thursday at 8 p.m. and if necessary ds' good way there's no anger or ant ." police commission to fill the gaper into the third period.. game seven will be played in retaliation. Wire teaching the chit- Phillips has his hands MIL Oneida Phillips may have to encourage The Chiefs opened up the period Peterhorou9)t next Friday. rn by showing them how we're has only three police officers std his own community to start plic- with two goals, bringing them eaMg with Nis" Elijah re - an agreement with London OPP to ing iffilf if OPP wont respond and within three goals of a tie before isced, ^A lot of the children grew take over policing during Oneida INAC won't pnrède holding need- up in thin building; that's like their officers off has d to keep the community safe. safe place. Ile we have to teach But OPP don't respond in time. "We're working on security and hem that it's just a building and we 'TMrt's very life policing here pexekceping, waning people m o .i can to Nis nywhere and that has became quite a prob In means Senor Gerlsgoo tat defewe Oneida elected chief Randy hem We has three Special ttr re looking meat reran. The Slx Nations Senor Warne R S Field Lome capped fa pefet season oflIImo and 0losses , a ; a Phillips said 'T. Cons.. posit should ó111 to do this , a- r =+gaF _ ire wìeh a gold medal in the Ontario Women's Field Lacrosse Provincials In Oshawaa last weekend ym,4.5 have been fated. ohilo re haw a force of ill BHowev r, Nc Sim defeating B), a 141 Awehryo Thomas L here the see F TAY kicked off the At with game on Saturday ...... J There's a respect issue OPP won't respond unless they Chief, forfoe Paarer Elijah) said, /3.111 (1Stacey smith O G,IA), Ashley Hill11G,2A), Lindsy SmiM OG.24), ratio Domberry (IOTA), Katie fire gutted classroom . .tioo of deliberately destroying sawn as being life-threaten- -Noss what we base to do as goals and Brandi Manin, Crystal MacDonald and Sarah Skye each proPmty" awu people. is we Bova Smith (10,14) each earned maim embers, painfully observed the regarding the rebuilding ofMecul- get Phillips reflected upon the lava unity members have cam- offO and mart doing things_ rued single Boa. charred mans. arol learning center, "Wire gonna rr.. ln the semi-final game SU Nations defeated Oshawa 12 -6 r points coming front Lindsay Smithl3G,IA), that our people, n the plaind of attacks, break in This w beginning. I made up -loss one of die first ones on the grow from Nis. 1think the com- Thomas (2O24), MacDonald (20,14), and Stacey Single goals came from Bombent', Great Law and the Canadian law, vehicles, fires and a rapes my mind Nat I am not going to be Stn. (IOI). at 3:05 a.m., and Nis ores many is going to mere togeth er. Martin, .Ness roeApra and Joanna Atkins. both governments .1k ring in the o ry bemuse mad. This happened for s retry well engulfed," explained ifs tough, butllookatallthepos- the championship game Me girls defeated Brampton 13-6 Point getters were Lindsay argus (3 ), responslbllify; to oneself, family` of a lack Shukwayatisu(Creator) akesacare Oneida Firefighter. 'eM Cornelius, ves All will come hem this It's dace. MacDonald OB,1A). Katie Sin.. Ashley Hill and Bombe, scored two goals each. Kitty HiB scored one community, and nation. It sM Sat Phillips said the OPP are not living of us. Nobody's huff There are regarding one of three teaching a t b.day.. nobody can talc away oaf and Mree assists and Brandi Martin scored one goo p t itch bl'g d and INAC °laic, that can be replaced The T. is .flub the Six Nations Senior Women ergo undefeated all season and loin an OWL tournante[ inside necessary fund,. to kids trust us to be strong. If we ,ilane Crptod Congratulations gals! (Photo by Samantha Martin) 6 increase the police department. show them we are weak. th..0. ' Its their 1OPP) obligation. We weak. If we Now dam we are have agreements Nat sWe if our strong, they'll be strong" Elijah police arena on duty, the OPP continued with conviction, should respond. We're trying to 'Nobody can beat happiness, no meet with IoM Stevens (Regional matter what." stP The Chlef.v are darn two,eartein Me vase, and need to Atari emtung t41, if they want to make if into the finals and compete for Me Mann Cup Six Nations Community Development Trust Fund ,...... which they Iasi won in 1996. (Pham by Samantha Martin) Timmins MP asks prime n, six Nations unity Development Rust is Seeking ono (O maepentlnt Turcet cone ...Is an ma Mod as. minister to commit more AUTOMOTIVE GROUP The goal of the Six Nations Community Development Taut Fund is to manage the 'Dust to generate r grow I represent people capital 110 aia be achieve .e anal, elle Six Malus Community. K funds in the Test are recczw IF YOU HAVE A FULL TIME JOB OR by the raidscertain to us y Mas funds to northern Ontario charged under the Criminal _dPa...p.0PM Agnes. Ameememwhi `dealsw,m.d see ion aboriginal < community said Fñday in a Henning told reporters work still needs to k dore.. McLean inane Gmtdetriker, a Mad foot said Cattleman was also instrumental In credibility w being questioned he would no comment further as i to look into at the university. r "NI imanrtant pan dore mend. ammo destroy Nc weds of forging alliances khan bands. Cattleman ti Ca Ile saw and academic integrity owwas was onnden mana limning said she has n oriel out anti. Semilism." her beyond all that b Good striker d.' has the prospect of some day ramming was convicted boa Saskatoon judge In madam being undenined. The university, reputation "RALLY" Ahenakew B.C. woman walking to,mwa to reise Awareness at Jews started She as quickly snapped up by the been tarnished by allegations of to rk for the fledgling unmversiry telling a s w ig al group a. p WINNIPEG [CPI Marthá Joseph is batll'mg a kidney infection and- A interference it learns from stakes and can a r they University of Berm as the head of misspending, political if hem, Mich W1 He laterlater torn .free ds badly Maul f Eul the British ColumMa woman isn't deterred as b and rebuild finances First Nations, the InternationalI Students Seem. and restrictions academic free- m Ahenakew, a fanner leader of the Assembly of a she alk, to Ottawa to raise awareness about fi b she J h, .S d its reputation. made the fiery speech ta the Federation f Saskatchewan Indian office. d suffered wIrtle in Canada's rnnkaal anao4 1 and By p Ibo I "When I ont from The university board club. Ron malin Nations on flee IJ 2002. I mailed Joseph, bJ left Kelowna, C. the d of May and is expected in Warn territory M Oklahoma to to Morley Mum. vice-chief of dent of student affairs n Ito Frank Dim*, executive vice-president ien'sn Clad. . the rwea'. capital on Sept. lb. Saskatchewan University of Regina, said llea.ng h oup Mat Ah k as . iso-u the United Mates, I came believing the Federation of ( da - g au morn a Ile diminutive 11 spoken aboriginal .anal has metal can to Q Saturday the mandate f First N Indian Nations, have been criticized will to important ddi lated is carry her meagre mpplies and all entourage of friends to assist f d' d f h handling f Me Ennui H dismissed s that his "His are, messages neither recta I rk Minn. her. She, on he third pair of sneakers and her third push cart. ' These allegations as poaching gaff from to nix In the Jerabo- but 1 also believe investigation onus gas whoaretravelling "dud to had "111 keep on walking, because there are so many people out there just universities," Henning and are suspension and firing of Met First Nmios university, noting Renal - Dismal said in a will opera,. like me;" Joseph said as she headed out of Winnipeg on Wednesday. August 20th for the job. orf who will demon for Israel said Wednesday. staff. Nat Henning applied IIc noted that aboriginalthe kaá "I went Mro h a nughhnare. I've lived with it for omen years. ïelvhs from "Proper procedures and protocol Watson brought auditors and others have on of their[Dal w v to distance themselves The government has take me seriously." Ahrnakaw's remarks. Residential schools, operated by churches for the federal government. 5,00 p.m. Israel Ile said Binh Bran officials will lad their own mania. Volunteer search continues for missing teen re designed to assimilate aboriginal children. The children were wan Phil Fontaine, chief of the Assembly of First Nations. fared to speak English and disciplined for speaking their native March from Vets Park wants intervene appeal Canadian Jewish Congress to from Sask First tongue or practising dreif cultural traditions. Many say they were reg- Jewish Congress will seek to Around the Trail OTTAWA (CPI The Canadian have spoken to everyone ularly physically and sexually abused. REGINA (LP) _ As the search for Q M the wee hours ofJuly ly it is we intervene in David Ahenakew peal of his annviction for w 1043 when she removed its ee search in the that would have some knowledge of Jose. only five n and her Man an Amber Tam -Lynn Redman nears 1 s Despite a.I. Bar -B -Q to follow spreading hatred against an iden group. Bo in the no fonrN week, family and friends are area Me young woman still MnY her whereabouts," he said. "It theirs unity of Kispask hem interior of R.C.,m "vie or tvnedent that the conviction will ...Meld and we will Alberni. Over says 'POTLUCK *Bike Draw relying an rte *pan of0eir earn. been located, and police ay leads means we have to widen Ne circle." sresidential school in Pen the next 13 years,lseph at David Aha work with the Crown in this ca Ion-nun Lorraine he was repeatedly raped and beaten. mum and praying for the teen to elating ra her disappearance have R an a snot is held legally responsible for his actions.- congress president said a Nmily has been ' I was hemorrhaging m bad when I was II or 12 years old Nat I had me home, ried p- Yova pi PONE WEIL° FU Morgan said in a release hereby. to go to ary was dead from my waist down" Ifl didn't believe in my prayersard R CMP Corn. B'an lone, said police receiving prayerspro from arounda o the thin Y. aid 1 Ahenakew was convicted by a dram judge Ms ro f The injuries her unable m have children. Her sister committed sui- have hope I Id make it M gh A TA -grinding away" on th ountry which has helpedn them ift is he made about Jew .MM. w- years the da R J mends nvervigation, b m new f - endure á a last few weeks cide her early 20s C£ the ono partly After his conviction, Ahenakew mid gre Earl h men the federal government rnaprirN Mc need fora pp mid MINA, "Every on has been received recently. She said people from arc towns and COSponsored behind the trouble his k pa him into billions paymenk O _ _ by F.A.C.T. a formal apology and pledged of dollars in lump-sum minute of ee An I keep thinking While Me ase assail being treated. Fins Nation have helped n variety organ -a ion is asking to That's one of the reasons the Jewish to former students of Me residential schools be up by Tanis Jonathon 4450483 about ber. I try note let Ne narren. missing person because Nosh no of mat with trackers taking moos 'Donations can picked appear before tM court durian Anenakew's appeal said chief in their she Joseph said she's been told to expect about SI0,000 in compensation. iry in but it's been really, really pun fol pry. Mies adce po spread nula Shelly Squire 445 -4920 executive Bernie Farber. another embarrassment to our pimple" nordte tram ehn time g b the pry, and .des help- 'That's to be from and damp u4 m organization Me demand a meeting with Prime Minister Paul Marlin Nineteen-year-old Re's ba cos host n. ing out in whatever way they can. She said will centre on ^hem hood..from oncee she arrives on Parliament Hill. se a outside Trapper's bar un Pan 'The longer dear on Ne more like- Th skew a Connor leader of the Arvetanly of Flint Nations, 'Ilse praying he'll fake notice of what really happened,' she said made a fiery speech et the federation of Sskatchewan Indian "Ilse pain of residential Ylwa amfia, s.o immense" 3 2002 d the Jews started the Mari. an Dec. hh,. le AI on Wednesday, Phil Fontaine, ml.ml chief of h Assembly c other made afterwards to Second World Aar g comm. First Nations, said he and the group will I h a class action lawsuit called reporter from the Saskatoon Starrhornix, Abeankew agai. the federal g overa residential schools. Jews "a disease" and the I Wawa. ramrod NOTICE TO The I to hold Thursd dkga the federal government, its damn a. war. tUw caN Tfhe Jews and pit at. and caused harm /\ llama, idential schools policy schools "irreparable and lbw coo n, Ahe eve taped in er Thai's aw ider ill," ato in M damage^ to Fiat Nations' mlture, language, way of life family view. rhat's why he filed six million of those guys, you know' WE GOTTA GO HELPING MEOW (elf,ya1 Cria ' Ahenakew amlogired for Me remarks a few days Inter. COMMUNITY FAMIGESREESTASIAH LOW In the ,peal. Ahenk i W Dug Christie - expected res AUTO DEPOT argue Me comps. pea made during a tenon conversation The Six Nations Gaming Commission has THEIR CRE7r1 72. CAUSE WE and shouldn't h been .,red othenvise. GOTTA GROW In addition to N $1,000 line for. ofre ]I . has been approached to endorse Internet See them Vehicles at:wwwlyndenautodepot cor also been stripped of Ms be W b Ito Ord of Canada. 02 GMC JIMMY 01 FORD F350 02 SATURN SU 2003 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR COI Farber said his organiantion wilt op. Mat Ah ink main Gaming. Our position is this. mean met Me legaltal in Canada's hie crime leg0Nnba "Mas Ahenakew kacwingly and wilfully promoted Hatred." ' We are researching Internet Gaming. D ..r Fader .aid It could take up to next spring for the appeal to be 1 °` a°" $798/mo heed We invite the community to submit their chief for am MO° m. Moriginal dies after nerving man N MI years 1IORNEMA, Alm. (CP )-The chief of the Aid First Nation comments and concerns. We will schedule a,.. 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