June 17, 2016

National Aboriginal
Day
St. Anne’s
Pilgrimmage
Schedule
Page 7
Page 5
Fathers Day
Specials
Page 10
2016 Membertou Election Results!
INDEX
The votes have been counted Austin Morris Christmas 203
and the community has spoken! Bernd Christmas
182
Craig Christmas
249 E
Following several weeks of cam- Dean S. Christmas
237 E
paigning by the candiates for Derek B. Christmas
51
Chief and Council, Membertou Gail Christmas
301 E
voters have elected four (4) new Julie Christmas
220
council members: Craig Christ- Joan C. Denny
232
mas, Gail Christmas, Graham
Krista Marie Devoe
45
Marshall and Cary Paul.
John S. Francis
32
45
Chief Terry Paul was re-elected Debra Ginnish
Sean Ginnish
41
for his 17th consecutive term.
Calvin (Cal) Googoo
87
Robin
D.
Googoo
245
E
Starting with this election, terms
will now be four (4) years in- Adam E. Gould
148
stead of two (2).
Lee Marie Gould
262 E
Craig Hodder
59
Congratulations to all candidates Mabel Michelle Joe
139
on their campaigns! Thank you Shaylene Johnson-Paul 86
to the electoral staff for their Johanna LaPorte
273 E
hard work on election day and Melissa MacDonald
124
counting night.
Paul MacDonald
353 E
David Marshall
331 E Full election results:
Graham C. Marshall
250 E
(E) - Elected
Allister Matthews
257 E
Brendan J. (Deebo) Paul 24
Cary Paul
235 E
CHIEF
Clifford M. Paul
105
Daniel
J.
Paul
100
Darrell Bernard 188
Lance Paul57
Edwin LaPorte
104
Lawrence (Quism) Paul 273 E
Terry Paul
383E
Travis (Fella) Paul
42
COUNCIL
Jim Sabattis20
Storm Sack194
Paul (Junior) Adams
52
Carol Sylvester
110
MEMBERTOU NEWSLETTER
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FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2016
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Chief & Council
P. 2
Community Notices
P. 3-4
National Aboriginal Day P. 5
Church / School P.6
St. Anne’s Pilgrimmage P. 7
Schedule
Health & Wellness
P. 8
PAD & Shirley’s Corner P. 9
Heritage Park
P. 10
Youth Centre
Advertisements
P. 11
P. 12
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NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
The next newsletter edition is
Thursday, June 30, 2016.
Deadline: Friday, June 24, 2016
No Exceptions!
All content must be sent to:
[email protected]
Newsletter will be available online at:
www.membertou.ca
INFORMATION ONLY
Flyers cannot be published in the
newsletter.
MEMBERTOU BAND
SUMMER HOURS:
Monday -Thursday:
9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.
(Lunch 12:00-1:00 p.m.)
Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
(No lunch break)
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CHIEF & COUNCIL
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Chief & Council Meeting Schedule
Tuesday, June 21 - No meeting
Tuesday, June 28 - Commercial
All materials must be submitted Monday before the council meeting by
noon. There will be no exceptions!
BAND OFFICE CLOSURE: JUNE 21, 2016
The Band Office will be closed on June 21, 2016, for National Aboriginal Day. We reopen on June 22.
CHIEF AND COUNCIL MEETINGS NOTICE
There will be no Chief and Council Meetings until June 28th, 2016. Any letters sent to Chief and Council
will be discussed at the June 28 meeting.
MEMBERTOU SUMMER HOURS
Summer Hours began on Monday, May 30, and will end on Friday, September 2, 2016. Summer hours are:
Monday to Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (no lunch break).
TOBACCO SHOP SUMMER HOURS
Starting June 6, the summer hours will be: Monday - Thursday, 10:00 a.m - 5:30 p.m.; and Friday, 10:30 a.m.
- 2:00 p.m.
INTERESTED IN PLANNING A COMMEMORATION OF THE KING’S ROAD
RESERVE RELOCATION?
This year marks the 100th year that some 125 of our community members were ordered to leave the King’s
Road Reserve. Over the past few months, we have the discussed the idea of planning an event to honor
and to
recognize those families and individuals who lived through those difficult times.
We wish to organize a Planning Committee to commemorate this event. If you are interested in volunteering for this Committee, please contact Dan Christmas at [email protected] or at (902) 5646466 (ext. 2280). We would appreciate any assistance or advice in planning this special event.
-Chief and Council
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
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SHIRLEY’S 3RD ANNUAL BBQ GATHERING
Shirley’s Place (38 Bradley St.), Tuesday, June 22, 6:00 p.m.
It is an event to show my appreciation to the MB2 Police Unit and also the C.B.R.P.S. for all the work they
do each and every day for our communities. This year we have live entertainment as well as a few give-aways: an Afghan, fishing rod withtackle box, and a couple of movie passes. Come on out and have a great
evening with us!
19th ANNUAL MEMBERTOU GRAD BANQUET
The Annual Membertou Grad Banquet takes place on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2016, starting at 5:00
p.m. at the Membertou Trade & Convention Centre.
GRAD NIKANI AWTIKEN: MI’KMAQ YOUTH CAMP
August 8–15, 2016, Camp Rankin, St. Peter’s, NS
Join Mi’kmaq Youth from across Nova Scotia at Nikani Awtiken! Participate in hands-on learning about
natural resources, Mi’kmaq ecological knowledge, and career opportunities.
There’s no cost for participants. You must be 15 to 18 years old and in school.
For more information and to apply contact Karlee Johnson [email protected] or call (902) 379-2163.
DEADLINE to register: July 15, 2016
OFFICIAL MEMBERTOU FACEBOOK PAGE
Membertou residents are encouraged to ‘LIKE’ the Membertou Official Community Site on Facebook!
You will find valuable information such as employment opportunities with Membertou and other organiztions, community and other local events, programs and services for community members of all ages, and
more! Next time you log onto Facebook, visit https://www.facebook.com/MembertouFirstNation and get
connected with all the happenings in Membertou!
MEMBERTOU FISHING DERBY: JUNE 18
Fishing Derby is scheldued for Saturday, June 18, 2016 at the Rotary Park reservoir. This event is open
to all .
Food and beverage will be provided. Prizes will be available for every participant. Come out and enjoy a
day of family fun fishing. This is a rain or shine event, please dress appropriately.
NATURAL RESOURCES NOTICE
Natural Resources is now taking names of people who are interested in helping with communal fish harvesting for eels and caplin over the next few weeks. Please call our office at 902-567-2018 and leave you
name and number.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS •
MEMBERTOU
R E S I D E N T
G A R B A G E
COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Garbage and
Green Bin
Every Tuesday - 12 p.m.
Recycling Collection:
Saturday, June 18, 2016, 12 p.m.
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MI’KMAQ FAMILY & CHILDREN
SERVICES
All Family & Children’s Services
in NS are currently experiencing a
shortage of foster homes. To help
please contact:
Indian Brook - 1-800-263-8686
Eskasoni - 1-800-263-8300
Federation of Foster Families
1-800-565-1884
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THE MI’KMAQ CRISIS LINE
Available
to
First
Nation
communities across Nova Scotia, 24
hours a day, in their own language,
by calling 1-855-379-2099
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NOTICE TO CLIENTS OF OIL
DELIVERY
Social clients who run out of fuel
can contact Joan Denny at 578-6040
cell or 567-3071 home.
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MEMBERTOU SAFETY TRAINING
CERTIFICATES
All employees and contractors for
the Membertou Band will have to
bring in their certificates on any
safety training needed for the job.
To be put on file at the OH&S office.
If these training certificates are not
on file your jobs will be held off until
they are brought in. If you have any
questions please drop in or give
Connie Osborne a call
1-800-617-6466 (ext. 2550)
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JOB LINE:
The job line will provide a recording
of any current job opportunities
and how an applicant can apply for
a position with Membertou. If you
are currently seeking employment
opportunities, please call 902
563-4501 or view the Membertou
website, Facebook, newsletter,
band office or GOC Job Bank.
Thank you,
Human Resources
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DEBORAH’S REIKI
Membertou Services
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA meetings in Membertou:
Sunday 8 p.m. (HOW Group)
Wednesday 8 p.m. (HOW Group)
Thursday 8:30 p.m.(Membertou Group)
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Austin Christmas Plumbing
and Heating
24 hour plumbing and heating
emergency service. New construction,
renovation, service work. Mechanical
ventilation installation. Call for a
second opinion at 902-304-1090
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Reiki is an energy healing technique
for stress reduction, relaxation and
a general sense of well being. Reiki
is helpful for any sort of ailment be
it physical, mental, emotional or Cape Breton Regional Police Services
spiritual. Clients can expect to enter a
Emergency 911
very relaxed state which allows one’s
Non-Emergency 563-5151 (24 hrs)
own healing mechanisms to work
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more efficiently. Reiki is 100% safe and
does not interfere with any other forms
Gamblers Anonymous
of treatment or medication.
GA meeting in Membertou:
Experiencing a Reiki Treatment is an
3 Kateri Street Mondays 7:00-8:30 p.m.
excellent way to restore one’s energy
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and spirit.
Housing Repair Emergencies
Treatments:
30 min-$30
60 min-$50
Deborah N. Smith
Certified Reiki Master
902-577-0563
[email protected]
New After-Hours Phone Service For
Housing Repair Emergencies
After-hours telephone service for
Membertou residents experiencing
housing repair emergencies.
The telephone service will operate
between 4:30 pm to 8:00 am on
weekdays and 24 hours during
weekends and holidays.
Membertou residents are asked to call
the Housing Department’s main
telephone line at (902) 564-2111 and
the call will be directed to a call
answering service. All non-emergency
calls will be forwarded to the Housing
Department on the following regular
business day.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS •
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CHURCH and SCHOOL NEWS
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ST. ANNE’S CHURCH NEWS
ST. ANNE’S MASS
Saturday, June 18, 2016, 6:00 p.m.
Lector: Joan Paul
Eucharistic Minister: Lance Paul
Altar Server: Dean Christmas
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Winners of door prizes: Adult: Eleanor Joe
Child: Hallie O’Reilly
SAINTE ANNE DE BEAUPRE TRIP
(JUNE 23-29, 2016): ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT!
The bus is now full for St. Anne de Beaupre trip.
This is the last mass until Fall 2016! Hope every- There is limited seating and the Membertou Elders
one has a wonderful Summer!
have top priority, so please get your deposit into
Viola as soon as possible. A lot of work goes into
THANK YOU FROM EDITH CHRISTMAS planning so your corporation would be appreciated.
Please make sure your mediations are up to date.
On behalf of the Membertou Senior’s, I would like Please bring your regalia for the Sunday Celebration.
to say a great big thank to those who helped with the
senior’s Spring Fair.
To Frances McIntyre, Mary Anne Gallaher, Kyanne
Paul, Annemarie Doucette, Cecilia Christmas for tag- M A U P E L T U E W E Y
KINA’MOTNO’KUOM NEWS
ging the prizes for the straw game and also to Cee for
making the straws.
School update:
To Mark Isaac, Ernie Deveo, John K MacEwan and
• National Aboriginal Day – Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Winky for your help with table and chairs.
- School Closed
To the cooks and kitchen staff, Madaline O’Reilly,
Hallie O’Reilly, Carolyn Paul, Trent Googoo, Chris- • Grading and Classifying Days - Monday, June 27,
sanna Gould, Ike Paul and Basil Hodder.
and Tuesday, June 28, 2016
*There will be NO SCHOOL for students on these
To Jade Christmas for door prize table, Laurie Doucette days.
and Gaby Doucette for flea market table. Viola Christmas for over seeing everything and looking after the
• Last Teaching Day – Wednesday, June 29, 2016
bake table.
To Sandi Gould, Carol Paul for straw game and also
setting up.
To Frances and Mud for also doing the Bingo.
Lunch Menu: June 1, 2016 - June 29, 2016
• Monday - chicken nuggets, fries & drink
Special thanks to Viola Christmas for all she does for
her community and Elders, she is amazing woman, • Tuesday - sloppy joe, rice & drink
with out her the events for the elders, would be impos- • Wednesday – meatball & steak subs, vegetables,
sible.
& drink
Thank you to community members who donated the • Thursday - lasagna, salad, roll, & drink
food for the breakfast, donated items for straw game, • Friday - pizza, salad & drink
bake table and flea Market tables and those who made
monetary donations to the fair, Special thanks to everyone who came out to support this event, without
you all it would be impossible. So once again thank
you to all, sorry if I missed anyone.
ST. ANNE DE BEAUPRE SCHEDULE •
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2016
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Membertou Seniors Pilgrimage: St. Anne de Beaupre
Thursday, June 23, 2016
7:00 – 8:00 am Baggage pickup leaves outside of your front door
7:30 am
Charter bus arrives in Membertou – supplies loaded
8:15 am
Mass at St. Ann’s Mission Church
8:45 am
Charter leaves for Fredericton Inn, NB (Phone #: (506) 455-1430)
1:30 pm
Lunch at Truro Mall
6:30–7:00 pm
Arrival at the Fredericton Inn
Friday June 24, 2016
6:00 am
7:00 am
8:00 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
6:00 pm
Rise & Shine – Breakfast – Wake up Calls
Breakfast
Leave Fredericton for St. Anne de Beaupre
Lunch stop at the Edmunston Mall
Charter leaves for Quebec
Arrival at St Anne de Beaupre
Group 1 – Motel La Becassine
Group 2 – Basilica Inn
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Charter Bus Side Trip leaving at 10:00 am
Sunday, June 26, 2016
First Nations Sunday Services – Please wear Native dress
Monday, June 27, 2016
Relaxing at Shrine
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
6:00 am
8:00 am
8:30 am
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
6:00 pm
Rise & Shine – Suitcases outside the room - Breakfast
Farewell Mass – Basilica Inn Chapel
Leave Quebec for Fredericton Inn
Lunch break at the Edmunston Mall
Charter departs for Fredericton
Arrival at the Fredericton Inn
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
6:00–7:00 am
8:00 am
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
Rise & Shine – Breakfast – Suitcases outside the door
Bus leaves the Fredericton Inn
Lunch stop at Truro Mall
Arrival at the Band office Parking Lot
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WELLNESS HOME •
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2016
Membertou Wellness Home
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Clinic Hours
Dr. Jeff Power is available five days a week.
Please contact Maggie Wadden, medical
secretary, for an appointment. She can be
reached at 564-6466 (ext. 2440).
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Evening Clinic
PLEASE NOTE:
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The Membertou Wellness Home is not a walk-in clinic.
Appointments can be made by phoning 902-564-6466 (ext. 2440).
The Membertou Wellness Home and its workshops are all scent-free.
All workshops are for MEMBERTOU Band Members and Community Members ONLY!
WELLNESS HOME CLOSURES: JUNE 14-16, 2016
Dr. Power will be continuing his evening
clinics on Mondays beginning at 1:00
p.m.. Please note that due to appointment
bookings that walk-ins are not always a
guarantee. If you make an appointment
and are unable to keep it please call to
cancel or re-schedule.
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Vaccinations
If your child requires vaccinations, please
do not call Dynasty (Plaza) Taxi to bring
you to the Wellness Home. These trips
are not reimbursed by First Nations &
Inuit Health. It is the parent/guardian’s
responsibility to provide their own means
of transportation.
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The Membertou Wellness Home will be closed on the following dates:
Tuesday, June 14, for professional development, and June 15 and 16 due
to the Membertou elections.
Diabetes Foot Care
NOTICE RE: WELLNESS HOME CLASSES
Diabetic foot care is done by appointment
only. Please call 902-564-6466 for Madelaine (ext. 2840), Tanya (ext. 2750), Jenny
(ext. 2830), Natalie (ext. 2760).
Please be advised that all Membertou Wellness Home classes (Pre-natal,
Baby and Me, Diabetes info, etc.) will NOT take place over summer
months. For more information, please contact the Wellness Centre at .Dental
. . . . . . . . .Therapy:
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(902) 564-6466 (ext. 2440).
Floyd Prosper, Dental Therapist, can be
CODE OF CONDUCT
The Membertou Wellness Home is committed to creating an
environment that is free from violence, abuse, aggression and
harassment for our staff, patients and visitors to our facility.
The following will not be tolerated:
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Anyone who is intoxicated
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Violent Behavior
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Abusive or threatening behavior
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Abusive or inappropriate language
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Sexual harassment
•Racism
Aggression and violent behavior threatens the health and safety of our
staff, patients and visitors. These actions can also have a serious impact
on the quality of care provided to the Membertou residents.
seen every Tuesday at (Maupeltuwey
Kina’matno’kuom (Membertou School).
To book an appointment, please call
MaryI Joe at (902) 564-6466 (ext. 2880).
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Blood Collection
Wednesdays 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. at the
Wellness Home. Please make sure you
have your health card with you.
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Medical Transportation
Contact Louise Paul at 564-6466
(ext. 2710) if you require medical
transportation. Please contact her ASAP
in order for her to receive approval from
Health Canada for medical trips outside of
Cape Breton
PAD and SHIRLEY’S CORNER
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Relapse is Very Common!
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hits bottom, then ascends back up to good health. It’s a
process.
Are there going to be setbacks? Yes. Human beings
make mistakes, but that doesn’t mean a person can’t get Not everybody that uses drugs is on the path to becoming an addict. Some people can abuse drugs, but not
back on course.
become addicted, while others try drugs or alcohol once
Even if people relapse they need to be reinstated to and are immediately hooked.
the program to get back to sanity and allow therapists to
make necessary adjustments to their meds, or seek help in Alcoholics talk about the “click,” that experience of satmaking modifications to their lifestyle. Perhaps an alter- isfaction when taking the first drink. Drug users experinative treatment is called for. Again, everyone is different, ence a “high” or a kind of euphoria. In either case, they
and so treatment programs must meet the needs of the want to feel good, and the drugs make them feel good.
individual. The more you understand the more you real- But it gets out of hand.
ize why it is so difficult to treat.
Are Drug Addiction and Drug Abuse the Same?
No. Understand that addiction and drug abuse are not
the same, because not all people who take drugs become
addicted. The most commonly used drug is alcohol, and
alcohol addiction, like Drug Abuse, progresses in stages,
as a person descends into drug or alcohol dependence,
Shirley’s Corner:
It Ain’t My
Fault!
(Part 1 of 2)
The dream reminded me of the time I wore my brand
new sneakers and decided to go to the Mayflower Mall
to find matching sandals. Here I was just a driving along
with Bon Jovi music going full blast my head just a bopping with the tunes happy as can be.
Then a cop car come up fast behind me soon he was
joined by six police cars just barreling up the road sirens
blaring, lights flashing. Wonder what’s up best let them go
Hello and welcome to my world of goofiness. Did I by it was then I realized my speed. Can’t exactly say what
mention never a dull moment like crazy things happening was going through my mind at that moment but at the
when you least expect it. I had a dream last night I was same time I was praying they would just go on.
in a car with my son Victor and a younger person in the
back seat but don’t know who it was; anyway we were I looked to my left and smiled at the officer as he waved
driving along and we got pulled over by a police officer. so I waved back. But he did not smile back, oops think
I’m in trouble so I finally came to a stop I thought for
I was in the passenger seat but the police officer came to sure they were going to pass me. Hah! Not a chance. I
my side of the window asked for my licence, permit & knew the officer and tried to hide my face behind my
insurance. Hmm… looking around for my purse couldn’t hands… as I went sliding down the seat.....
find it going in a panic. I plead with the cop I do have
them but can’t find them. I told him they were in my
(.....to be continued in our June 30 issue!)
purse and they were in my car. I don’t know what happened after that cause the sound of tractors woke me up.
MEMBERTOU HERITAGE PARK •
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PETROGLYPHS GIFT SHOP
Open daily 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 902-562-0444
Blankets have finally arrived at the Membertou Heritage
Park and are available in queen and king sizes!
Fathers Day Special: Blankets will be on sale, 10% off!
Mugs and ball caps are also 10% off!
Dad would love recieving a ribbon shirt in time for the
Powwow Season and special occasions. We have different sizes available..
Regular $225 - on sale for $175 for Fathers Day. Wow a savings of $55!
We always have new items arriving! We also have men’s slip on shoes that are a must see! Check out our
Facebook for updates.
Wela’liek Msit
MI’KMAQ LANGUAGE CLASSES WITH ALWYN AND STEPHANIE
*LAST WEEK OF CLASSES FOR SUMMER*
Language classes at the Membertou Heritage Park will end next week for the summer! Stay tuned for information on classes in the fall.
MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
(Membertou staff and community members )
Day sessions: 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Evening sessions: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
BEADING CLASSES WITH ELDERS AND ANDREA DENNIS
Tuesdays from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at the Heritage Park!
(Elders are welcomed to come and bead and chit-chat. Tea and coffee will be served.
COMMUNITY SWEAT LODGES WITH JEFF WARD
Thursday evenings from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. at the Heritage Park! Everyone is welcome!
YOUTH CENTRE CALENDAR •
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