December 4th 2014 - St. Mary`s First Nation

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DECEMBER 4 to DECEMBER 18
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Snow Removal!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
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Please be advised that cars cannot be parked on the street
during or after snow storms. Snow removal is very difficult
when cars are parked on the street.!
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Office Closure - Winter Holidays
The Band office will be closed for the Winter Holidays from Wednesday
December 17 th at 12 noon until January 5th.
Dr. Stackhouse
Please be advised that Dr Stackhouse willl be having a clinic every
Tuesday in December, that December 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and the 30th.
Social Assistance Pick Up Dates
Paulette will be in the office for Social Cheque pickup on Monday,
December 29 from 8:30 to 4:30 (with a 1 hour lunch at 12 noon)
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St.Mary’s First Nation
150 Cliffe Street
Fredericton, N.B E3A-0A1
Phone: (506)458-9511 Fax: (506) 462-9491
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CPW: On-Call Workers
Snow Removal
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If you are interested to be On-Call for this seasons Snow Removal please
forward your name and phone number to Lisa Wilson or Jan Rouse via
Phone, in person, email or fax.
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Thank you
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Lisa Wilson
150 Cliffe Street 2nd Floor
452-9367 Ext: 112
Fax: 472-6220
[email protected]
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Jan Rouse
452-9367 Ext: 113
Fax: 472-6220
[email protected]
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JOB OPPORTUNITY
Chief Harold Sappier Memorial Elementary School
Janitor
Full-Time Position
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Position Summary:
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Under the direction and supervision of the Principle, the Janitor will be responsible for cleaning
and maintaining the interior and exterior of the school building and surrounding/recreational
area as per the cleaning schedule with the on-going routine maintenance and electrical
equipment.
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Qualifications:
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Grade 12 or equivalent
At least three years of janitorial experience
Bondable, complete a clean criminal record check
Use initiative, reliable and able to work with minimal to no immediate supervision
Flexible with shifts as the duties are sometimes carried out after business hours
Successfully completed a WHIMS certification course
Any health and safety courses are an asset
First Aid/CPR considered an asset
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If you are interested please submit your resume with a cover letter to Lisa
Wilson by December 17, 2014 at 12 Noon.
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Lisa Wilson
Human Resource Manager
St. Mary’s First Nation
150 Cliffe Street
Fredericton, N.B. E3A 0A1 or
Fax (506) 472-6220 or email to [email protected]
St.Mary’s First Nation
Festival of Lights 2014
Put lights up for a chance to win
a
cash prize!
This year’s community Festival of
Lights – prizes will be
awarded to the categories “light
Specular”, “Beauty on a
Budget”, “Creative Christmas”, “Y
ard Ointments” ,
“Homemade Decorations” “Best
Window Display” “festive
Lighting Pattern” “Maliseet Nativ
e Design” “Best Decorated
Christmas Tree, in the yard”. Th
ere will be two winners in
each category & all homes with lig
hts will be entered into
draw. Judging will take place Su
nday Dec 21. If you have
any questions please contact the
band office 458-9511.
Woliwon for the sharing the spiri
t of Christmas.
Any seniors/elders or people with disabilities need assistance
putting up Christmas lights please contact the band office
458-9511.
RECREATION SCHEDULE
December 8-14
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MONDAY
BKD Dance Rehearsal @ CHSMES
For those pre-registered.
Bouncy Castles for those NOT in BKD
Ages 5-10
Bus going around at 5:00pm, return at 7:30
TUESDAY
BK Dance Rehearsal @ CHSMES
For those pre-registered.
Teen Movie Night
Bus times announced day before on Facebook Group.
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WEDNESDAY
Skating @ W.O.R.
Elementary Ages, bus starts around at 1, returns at 3
No evening activity-Staff xmas dinner
THURSDAY
Kids Choice @ CHSMES
Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm
Ages 10+, bus starts around at 6:30, returns at
8:30pm
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FRIDAY
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SUNDAY
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Swimming
Ages 6-8 yrs, bus starts around at 7:30pm
Bonnie Kilburn Dance Show
Dancers to arrive at 1:30, show begins at 2 sharp.
SWIMMING REMINDER: Children under 6 must be accompanied by an
adult always. Children of any age can come weekly, regardless of age
group IF accompanied by an adult. Ie: If it’s the younger kids, an
older child may come if accompanied by an adult and vice versa.
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RECREATION SCHEDULE
December 15-21
MONDAY
8:30pm
TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
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THURSDAY
8:30pm
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FRIDAY
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SUNDAY
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Christmas Fun Night @ CHSMES
Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm
Ages 10+, bus starts around at 6:30, returns at
Teen Movie Night
Bus times announced day before on Facebook Group.
Skating @ W.O.R.
Elementary Ages, bus starts around at 1, returns at 3
Open Gym @ CHSMES 6:30-8:30 pm
Middle School Ages
Kids Choice @ CHSMES
Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm
Ages 10+, bus starts around at 6:30, returns at
NO SWIMMING UNTIL JANUARY 12, 2015
Open Gym
1:00 – 3:00pm
ATTENTION PARENTS!!! Please stay tuned to our Facebook Group
for activities over the Christmas Holidays. Additional Skating Party
Information will be posted here as well.
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**The St. Mary’s Annual Family Skating Party is scheduled for
January 2, 2015 at Willie O’Ree. Starting at 1:15pm**
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APC Competition # 2014-12-01
APC Employment Opportunity
Mental Health and Addictions Policy Analyst
(Full Time Term Position until March 31, 2015)
Description: Provide Mental Health and Addictions coordinator duties for APC Health
Department.
Who Can Apply: Applicants should possess a relevant post-secondary Degree from a
recognized post-secondary institution. A combination of comparable, relevant and recent
education and experience will also be considered.
Experience: Applicants must have at least 3-5 years of experience working with First Nations
in the area of Mental Health, Addictions or health related issues. The candidate should also
demonstrate experience in developing and implementing work plans.
Abilities & Skills:
Demonstrated proficiency in computer software such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint,
Excel, Email, Outlook, browsers, etc.
Knowledge of First Nation communities and organizations in the region.
Strong organization, communication, time management and writing skills.
Strong office management skills.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team setting.
Ability to speak Mi’kmaq or Maliseet would be an asset
Essential Functions and Duties:
Oversee and manage all Mental Health and Addictions contracts including:
Demonstration Projects, Mental Health and Addictions Strategic Action Plan,
Collaborative Approaches to Care projects, strength based training, cultural support
person, and other relevant contracts;
Develop an advisory group in order to accomplish the following:
o To provide recommendation and feedback on development of evidence
tools/approaches for screening, assessment and treatment planning that focus
on client strengths;
o To provide recommendation and feedback on development of evidence
tools/approaches for referrals, discharge planning and case management; and,
o To begin the process of starting to collect feedback on identifying any potential
legal/policy barriers at the community district and/or provincial levels at Advisory
Groups meetings
Completion and revision of minutes and circulation of approved minutes to committees
and communities as required;
As necessary, provide policy support for the Resolution Health Support Program;
Completion of relevant mental health and addictions research;
Dissemination of health material to communities, health directors, nurses, health
technicians and Chiefs;
As required, complete outreach services in order to promote APC’s Mental Health and Addictions initiatives;
Ensure that Sharepoint and webpage are up to date as requested by supervisor; and,
Other duties requested by supervisor.
Salary:
Location:
Start date:
Depending on qualifications and experience (within APC salary grid).
Cole Harbour, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
As soon as possible until March 31st, 2015
Closing date: Wednesday, December 17th, 2014 at 4:30 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time
If you are interested and qualified and want to become part of the APC team, please email in
Word or PDF format only, the following documents:
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a detailed cover letter explaining how you meet the position requirements and salary
expectations (please quote APC competition #2014-12-01 in the cover letter);
an updated resume;
recent writing sample; and
the names/contact information of three work related references.
Email address: [email protected]
No applications will be accepted beyond the closing deadline. Interviews will be held in
Dartmouth, NS. No interview or relocation costs will be provided. No phone calls please
emails only. If all qualifications are equal, preference will be given to persons of Aboriginal
ancestry. While we appreciate the interest of all applicants, only those applicants selected for
an interview will be contacted.
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Tutoring
Schedule
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
December!
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Mon-Thurs: 6:00-8:00
Sat: 2:00-4:00
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Tutoring
Schedule
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
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tutoring
Homework help/Tutoring!
3rd Floor Education office!
150 Cliffe St.!
Parents, we at the tutoring program are so happy to be helping the
students with their homework, projects and targeted subject areas. I
would also like to remind parents that we have added additional
tutoring on Saturdays to help with French and any assignments due
for Mondays.
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I would like to remind parents if school is cancelled there is no
tutoring and if the weather becomes bad to check with the
community page and fox radio cancellations to see if tutoring has
been cancelled. I make that decision by 5:00 each night.
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Time: Monday through Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00.
Saturday 2:00 to 4:00
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• If no students show up after 30 minutes tutors are permitted to
leave.
• Snacks provided
• Last day of tutoring December 15, 2014
• Back from Holidays Jan. 6, 2015
Call Sylvia for questions at 238-0892 or email
[email protected]
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The true meaning of Christmas is sharing, building
Peace and Harmony with your neighbor
Through the “I am Me” Youth Project and the “Youth Inspiring Strong Communities”
Initiatives:
ECAAIR organization in Partnership with SMYLE Youth Group at St. Mary’s First
Nation and the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate for New Brunswick wish to
announce our Christmas event at Kingswood Park Fredericton, New Brunswick on
Thursday, December 11, 2014 from 6 to 9pm.
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To register for this Christmas event or all our programs, please send us your name and
contacts at: [email protected] Kindly indicate if you need transportation or not.
Participating youth must be aged between 10 and 30 years old.
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ECAAIR’s objectives include:
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1. Fostering relationships across cultures and overcoming historic barriers between young adults
from Aboriginal, non-Aboriginal and newcomer communities. The initiative is called Youth
Inspiring Strong Communities.
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2. Promoting the physical and mental wellness of the youth through interactive learning series,
recreational activities and community leadership activities such as volunteerism, mentorship, and
advocacy and raising social awareness. The initiative is known as “I am Me” Youth Initiative.
Sponsored by:
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Maternal
Child Health Program
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Arlene Brooks, MCH-Early Childhood Mentor/Coordinator
Seasons Greetings Parents:
You are invited to attend the:
6TH ANNUAL TAN KAHK BABY CHRISTMAS SOCIAL
(for parents and tots up to age 5)
When:
Saturday, December 13th, 2014
Where:
St. Mary’s Culture Center, 25 Dedham Street
Time: 11:00 am until 2:00 pm
This is a great opportunity to:
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Get your babies and toddlers dressed for seasonal pictures;
• Meet other parents;
• Enjoy a light lunch and seasonal treats;
• Learn about my program;
• Advent Calendars for all the families;
• Door prizes to be given away; AND
• A visit from Santa
A donation of a non-perishable food item or small toy for the Fredericton Food
Bank is appreciated but not mandatory.
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If you have questions or suggestions regarding this event, please call Arlene
Brooks at the St. Mary’s Health Center @ 452-2750.
Fresh
Product of Canada
Top Sirloin
Grilling Medallions
#2
Potatoes
Instore Baked
21 Piece
Bucket of
Brownies
8” Square
Chicken
Tenderflake
9” Pie Shells
Regular or Deep
Ocean Jewel
Cooked
Shrimp Ring
Seniors’ Day Every Wednesday 10% Off St. Mary’s Supermarket Only!
OPEN 7 AM—MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK ( Holidays 9 am to 6 pm)
Rain Checks Available
Excluding 2L Pop Promo
ST.MARY’S RETAIL SALES, WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS # 1 150 Cliffe St., Fredericton, NB
We Reserve the Right to Limit Product While Supplies Last
Check Out our Website @:
www.stmarysretail.com
Taxes & Bottle Deposit where Applicable
St. Mary’s Supermarket Only