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Adams Lake Indian Band PO Box 588; 6453 Hillcrest Road; Chase, BCNOE 1 MO
PHONE (250) 679-8841 /FAX: (250) 679-8813 www.adamslakeband.org/email: reception [email protected]
: ALiB Membership
GENERAL BAND MEETING - Revised Agenda
DATE: Wednesday, March 20, 2013
TIME: 5:00 - 8:00pm (Dinner Provided)
LOCATION: ALiB IR#4 - Gym
REVISED AGENDA:
1) VOT' on Membership Application TABLED
"Due to notice requirements, the Membership Application
Vote will take place at later date (tba)"
2) Review & Approve 2013/14 Budget
ALIB VISION STATEMENT: Creator placed us on this land to take care of our people, our land, our language,
C(lSlOrrlS, our knowledge, our culture, our title, to be ours forever and ever. Ensuring we live in a safe, healthy, self sufficient community where cultural va lues and
identity are consistently valued promoted and embraced by all. "
ALiB 3rd NOlice: March 7, 20 13
DEPARTM ENT: Ed ucation
Adams Lake Indian Band P. . Box 588, C ha.c, Be VOE 1 MO
Phul1<::679-884 1 Fax:679-88 13 emai l: rccept io nist @cl li b.ca
COMMUNITY .IOIl·ROS."\!IN6 Iakeb" nd .org
POS]'J'ION/TITLE: Tutor for Switsmalph IR#6 (S lilmon Arm) . PAY SCALE: Comntcusurntc with experience and qualifi cations
JOIl SUMMARY Assist ElcmcllIary and Secondary studen ts who requi re one-Oll-Olle additional instruct ion or group instruct ion to Illeet their individual educat ional needs. lnstnlction will lake place from 2 hours daily Monday to Thursday, sometimes on weekends or evenings. Encourage nnd motivate students to rench their potenti al academic gonls.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Assist stlldents at al l grade levels with reading and writing and homework; • Review report' cards set up individua l plan; with parents and student/leacher; • Schedule student tutorial, inlonning on student progress to parent/carcg ivcr: • Consult with K-1 2 Educat ion Worker, parents and teachers on students progress monthly; • Prepare strategies to mcet sludent needs; • Kccp record ofsludent academic performance in individual files; • Te'lch proper study habits and research; • Keep a log book, attendance lI'1d progress; • Conduct assessments and assess progress from start 10 mid and finish to collect data and show progress;
Bonafide Occupntionnl Requirements (I"eqllir~d documents) • Current and acceptable Criminal Record Oheck (original requi red) • Valid Be Class 5 driver's liccnse (copy) • Proof of vehicle insurance • Drivers Abstmct (original) • Must havc Education buckgrollnd and Bachelor of Educati on (prefe rred)
I<nowledgc lIllti Skills • Strong ucudclliic sk ill s in Math, Science ami English; • I lave sk ill s to tutor ull grnde levels; • Must have good communication, written sk ill s and paticnce; • Assessment skills; • Previous tutoring experience and working with studcnts at risk is a defin ite asset ;
Other requirements • Con fi dentiality a mllst ; • Flex ib ility is a must to adapt to changing work priori ti cs; • Abi lity to work evenings or /.and weckends; • Strong personnl & profess ional boundaries; ,
Preference will be given to qualified First Nation individuals who have experience working wi thin First Nation Communities.
Term of position This is a term position with 1\ sa lary based on cducntion qualificat ions and experience; this pnrt-time pOSition will be up to JUIlC 28, 2013, or pending ':unding availabil ity, .
Interested a pplicant s plellse direct resumes to: Fay Ginther. HUlIIlln Reso Ul'ce Ad lllilli str llt ion Assistll l1t Trllince
• In persall to be dropped off at Ihe Administration Omce Reception Desk; • By Fnx to #250-679-88 13 or by E-mail lo fgill [email protected]
Dead line f Ol' APp licat ions will be Thursdav Mnrch 28. 2013,
Adams Lake Indian Band 1'.0. Box 588, C hase. ~C \fOE 1 MO
Phone,679·R84 1 I'ndi 79·88 1 3 CI11tlii: rcccprionist@alib,ca
JOB pOs'Tl'Nb ad"tns lakcband.org
DEPARTMENT, POSI'I'IONrrITLE, PAY SCALE,
JOB SUMMARY
Education Tutor 1R#4 (Ch .. e) Commensurate with experience and C]ualificntiol1s
Assist Elementary and Sccomlary students whu rcquirt: onc·on~one additional instruction or group instruction to meet their ind ividual educational needs. Instruction will be fo r 6 hours per week. for 2 hours daily. Encoumgc II l1d mutivate students to rench their polen,tinl academic goals.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIRILITIES • Assist students at all grade levels with homework; tI Review reporl cards with PflfCIl1S and student/teacher; • Schedule studen t tutorial. in forming on stllcicnl progress to parcnt;lca rcgivcr; • Consult wi lh K- I 2 Educnlion Worker, parents and teachers on studenls progress monlhly; • Prepare strategies to meel student needs; • Keep rccord ofSllIdent academic perfOrJIlUIiCe in individualliles; • Teach proper study habits !Uld research; • Keep a log book, attendance und progress; • Conduct assessments ami llsscss progress from st:.l rt to mid and fini sh to co llect data and show progress;
Bonafide Occupational Requirements (required documents) • Current and acceptable Criminal Record Check {original requireu} • Valid Be Class 5 driver's li cense (copy) • Proof of vch iclcJnsurunce • Drivers Ahstract (original) • Must have Education background and Ilnchelor of Educat ion preferred
Knowledge und SI<ills • Strong acndem ic skill s in Math, Science and English;
Teaching experience and background of min imum of 5 years; • )-Iave skill s to tll lor all grade levels;
Must have good communicat ion, written sk ill s and patience; • Assessment sk ills; • Previqus tutoring experience and working with students at ri sk is n definite asset;
Other requirements • Confidentiality a must; • Fl c.. ... ibility is a must to adapt to cJmnging work prioriti es; • Ability to work evenings or / and weekends; • Strong personal & professionnl boundaries:
Pre ference will be given to qualified First Nat ion individuals who havc experience work ing wi thin First Nation Communities.
, 'Term of position Th,is is a term position with a salary based on education (IUalificatiolls and Ifx pcrience; this part-time position ends March 29,.2013 or pending funding nvoilnbility.
Interested llpp licnnts plellse direct reSllllles to: Fay Ginther, Human Resource Administration Assistant Trainee
• Ln person to be dropped oIT ut the Administmlion Office Reception Desk; • By Fa ... to #250-679-&8 13 or by E-mail to [email protected]
Dcndline for internlllnpuJicntions will be Thursday March 21, 2013_
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Adams Lake Indian Band @ April 4, 2013 Columbia River Treaty & Columbia Basin Trust Presentation Draft Agenda / Logistics Outline V2 March 12, 2013
Overview
An evening information session, focused primarily on the Columbia River Treaty, with additional information about Columbia Sasin Trust. This (approximately) two-hour session will include a free dinner, open-house style displays and an informal presentation followed by discussion. It will be held at the Adams Lake Recreation Centre on Thursday, April 4, 2013. Kindy Gosal, CST Director of Special Initiatives, and Heather Mitchell, CST Manager of Special Initiatives will attend both sessions.
Purpose/Outcomes
• Increase awareness of the Columbia River Treaty (CRT) past, present and future, recognizing that Columbia Sasin Trust's (CST) primary role with respect to the CRT is to be an information resource for Sasin residents and local governments.
• Suild understanding of CST: history of, mandate, strategic priorities, achievements to date etc.
Agenda Outline for Community Session @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Thursday, April 4, 2013
5:00-6:00 Open House
CST to supply display material for an open house
6:00-7:00 Columbia Basin Trust and the Columbia River Treaty
Columbia Sasin Trust Presentation:
• What is CST o History and formation of CST o Structure of CST o CBT mandate and priorities
• CST and the CRT
• CST's role w/r/t CRT
• Q&A / Discussion
Columbia River Treaty Presentation:
• Overview of CRT
• Impacts and Benefits
• Key dates • Future of the CRT • Issues raised by Basin residents
• Q&A / Discussion
Gaming Centre
Community
Meeting
Gaming Centre Presentation
by Developer
Where: Glen Eden Hall, Salmon Arm, B.C. When: Tues., Mar. 26/13
5:00pm-Supper 6:OO-8:00pm-Meeti ng
AND
Where: ALIB Gym When: Wed., Mar. 27/13
5:00pm-Supper 6:OO-8:00pm-Meeti ng
For more information please contact Iva Ju les at: 250-319-9591
Land Use Plan Community
Meeting
Where: ALIB Gym When: Mon., Maro 25/13
5:00pm-Supper 5 :30-8: OOpm-Presentation
For more information please contact Iva Jules ; ~
at: 250319·9591
Adams Lake Band
Income Assistance
Starting March 2th, 2013 the Adams Lake Social
Development department will not process a cheque for
income assistance or COPH clients who have not handed
in their completed monthly declaration form. A
completed declaration form must be properly filled in
and have a readable signature and date on it. If you are
not sure how to complete a declaration form please see
Debbie Sampson for a sample copy.
Any concerns or questions can be directed to:
Elaine Jules
Director of Community Wellness
And Social Development
Give as much commitment to healing as you did to
surviving for the last ten or fifteen years. -Doria nne, 35
year old survivor, excerpt from the book ((The Courage to
Heal"
Community Wellness & Social Development
Is inviting all Community Members To join us for a
Brainstorming Session On How to Build a Positive & Healthy Lifestyle
When: March 14th & 19th
Where: ALIB Hall Time: 5:30pm-9pm
Supper will be provided
* Also doing a full day workshop March 18 th, 8am-2:30pm ALIB Hall/Lunch will be provided
When: March 21 5t & 25th
Where: Swits Community Centre Time: 5:30pm-9pm
Supper will be provided
* Also doing a full day workshop March 26th, 8:30am-4pm Swits Community Centre/Lunch will be provided
Door Prize Draws
Adams Lake Band Community Wellness
Support Group Get Togetherll
ons who have attended and completed the Choices program or any other wellness program, or are
on your own self healing journey, please join us.
Tonight,Dinner will be provided Loonie Auction,50/50,cake walk
Great Music And More.
Come Out And Enjoy A Great Evening With Friends.
WHEN: March 28,2012 WHERE: ALIB Ha\\
TIME: 5:00 P.M. TO -----?
RSVP your attendance to: Iva 250-319-9591
. 250-679-4403
Adams lake
Indian Band
little Shuswap lake
Indian Band
Neskonlith
Indian Band
Splatsin
First Nation
RECRUITMENT JOB FAIR 2013 March 21, 2013
9am to 3pm Adams Lake Recreation
& Conference Centre 6349 Chief Jules Drive, Chase, BC
Please bring copies of your Resume, Driver's License, Social Insurance Card and,
if applicable, be prepared for an interview
Lunch provided Door Prizes
For more info: Darry William @ (250) 679-2108 or Email : [email protected]
BRIEFING NOTE - Aboriginal Self Identification
"Recommendation to Inform Community Members"
Interior Health
"Some of you may have been asked some specific questions about your identity when
you have accessed services from Interior Health. Questions include:
1. Are you Aboriginal? First Nations? Metis or Inuit?
2. Are you status or Non-Status
3. Do you live on a reserve?
4. What is your status card number?
5. Would you like to be referred to the Aboriginal Patient Navigator?
"This is the Aboriginal Self-Identification project. It is mandated by the provincial
government and is part of a larger data collection process called Aboriginal
Administrative Data Standard. The Secwepemc Health Caucus (Health Directors and
Chiefs) will be seeking more information on this project. I have many questions myself
including what the data will be used for, and who has access to the data. I will keep you
updated on what we learn about the project. Please talk to your community Health
Director if you have any concerns.
YOU are under NO obligation to answer the questions. You will receive services even if
you refuse to give the information."
For more information please contact your community Health Director Shirley Anderson
and / or the Secwepemc Hub Coordinator at 250 314 6732.
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Photo Source:
stet'ex7ems: They believed this was the time for the children to visit with the elders.
I would like to invite Elders, traditional knowledge keepers, storytellers, community leaders, and community members of the Adams Lake Indian Band, Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band and Neskonlith Indian Band to participate in a focus group.
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For More Information Contact: Rebecca Jules Phone: 778-229-6323 Email: [email protected]
Date: April 2, 2013 Time: 5 - 8pm Where: Adams lake Indian Band
Health Centre Boardroom Dinner Provided ©
Please contact me for a detailed description of the project. The project is supported by the Adams Lake Indian Band Council and approved by the University of Regina Research Ethics Board.
I want to send a Xyum Kukstemc to all that came out Tuesday February 26, 2013 for the focus group at Little Shuswap Lake Band Hall.
I am honored to have so much elder and community support for my thesis research project. There were so many teachings shared, some good laughs, and thoughts towards the future.
I especially want to thank the two cooks Diane Jules and Clu·istine Eustache, Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band for the meeting space, and the food donations from the Little Shuswap Family Circle and Deborah Hall. As well, a special thank you to the note takers, your help is greatly appreciated. It was powerful having the elders, and young people there.
As requested I will be hosting future sessions, and individual interviews with those interested in participating. :) Kukstemc!!
From Rebecca Jules
Secwepemc Elder/Youth Legacy Book Project Preserving Memories of Our Past
Through collaborati on and mentorship
we would like to bring Elders and
Youth together for social events to
share in the creation of lasting
memories.
Through the use of Scrapbooking
techniques Elders will be invited to
share their memories. photos and
stori es to help create Legacy books for
future generati ons.
The fini shed books will be available
both in book form and Online.
Join us for a social event to help
encourage a creative relati onsh ip with
Elders and Youth in our communities.
Location: Chief Atahm School, 6371 Chief Jules Dr. Chase, B.C.
Dates: Saturday, April 6th
, 2013 lOam-2pm
• Please RSVP- Seating limited
• Light Refreshments Prov ided
• No cost
• All Scrapbooking material s prov ided
• Elders are asked to bring the ir photos to
share for the Legacy books
• Photos will be scanned and printed.
Elders will take the original photos
home.
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Please RSVP to: Laura M ichel-Evans, Secwepemc Cultural Education Sfl,eipl~
Telephone (778) 471-5789 Fax (778) 47 1-5792
Email : [email protected]
274 A Halston Connector Rd. Kaml oops
V2 H 1J9
LIVING YOUR PURPOSE 2 Day Psychology of Vision Workshop
With Susan How, Psychology of Vision Trainer II Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 241h, 2013
Neskonlith Band Hall , Chase, BC
LIVING YOUR PURPOSE
We all a have a purpose in life that is unique to us. The biggest traps and problems in our lives are an attempt to hide from this purpose, to stay small. Living our purpose is a path of giftedness and vision which builds a future for everyone. It has more to do with "being ourselves" than "doing". As we heal our fear of purpose and begin to live it, many of our problems fall away. Join us to discover your unique purpose and move towards living a happy' fulfilled life.
Susan How is a graduate of the Psychology of Vision Trainers' Program. She has been actively involved with Psychology of Vision since the 1980's and is the leading trainer in Canada. She has a natural gift of empathy, intuition, compassion and humor, which she brings to all her workshop
Psychology of Vision is a visionary healing model developed by Chuck and Lency Spezzano. It is a path of the heart that has helped people improve their lives, their relationships and their health by giving them ar understanding of themselves and others, and giving them insights into the events in their lives. Go to following website for more information: www.psychologyofvi sion.com
THERE IS NO REGISTRATION FEE!Limit of30 seats, so register early!!!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER CONTACT:
M. Joyce Manuel: Call 1-250-8104 Email: [email protected]
Susan How: Office 604-298-4011 Email: [email protected]
Registration: Saturday at 9:30 workshop starts @ 10:00 am, end time approximate
Lunches will be provided each day! Door Prizes Each Day Too! PLEASE BRING YOUR WATER BOTTLE
Sisterhoot/ of Ancestry Project FREE Traditional Women's Workshops:
Providing Aboriginal women with the opportunity to learn about Cultural Traditions while interacting with Elders & knowledge keepers.
*** All Lunches will be 'Traditional' Potluck (Bring 4-.5 servillgs) *** ** Refreshments will be provided **
· ......................................................................................... . SONG & DANCE WORKSHOP WITH JO-ANNE GOTTFRIEDSON
@ IRVING K. BARBER CENTRE AT TRU
MAR 16TH. 9 AM - 3 PM MAR 17TH. 9 AM - 3 PM Activities: Participants will learn Secwepemc songs & dances. and stories about the song/dance.
Wear comfortable clothing (yoga pants, etc.) . · .......................................................................................... . · ......................................................................................... . · MEDICINES WORKSHOP WITH RHONA BOWE &
· *NEW WORKSHOP* HEALING WORKSHOP WITH MONA JULES & ETHEL BILLY· @ ADAMS LAKE RECREATION & CONFERENCE CENTRE
·
MAR 23RD. 9 AM - 4 PM MAR 24TH. 9 AM - 4 PM Medicine Activities: Participants will learn about plant uses and how to n1ake traditional medicines.
The focus will be women·s health and supp0l1ing family health (babies. children, elders. etc.).
Healing Workshop: Participants will interact with Elders Mona and Ethel in an informal setting to learn
about traditional healing methods and beliefs (sweats~ prayer, rites ofpassage~ etc.). · ......................................................................................... . · ......................................................................................... .
·
*** NEW WORKSHOP*** QyILLWORK & BEADING WITH DORY LABoUCANE @ TRU GATHERING PLACE
MAR 30TH. 9 AM - 4PM MAR 31ST. 9 AM - 4PM
Activities: Participants will learn how to do quillwork and create designs incorporating beadwork. · ......................................................................................... .
**MAPS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST**
FOR MORE INFORMATION. CONTACT: Julianne Peters, Project Coordinator SecH'epemc Cultural Educatioll Socie(r
274A Haiston Connector Rd. Katnloops, Be V2H ] J9
Phone: 778-471-5789 E-Inai I: j uliannepeters~l!sec\vepelnc.org
FUNDS FOR THIS PROJECT PROVIDED BY: 1+1 Canadian Heritage
Patrimoine canadien
HALDANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INVITES YOU TO THEIR FIRST NATIONS AND
FAMILY POTLUCK
COME AND JOIN US FOR SOME FUN, LAUGHTER, VISITING
AND GAMES.
MARC" 27TH, 2013 5:00-7:30 PM
HALDANE SCHOOL GYM (DOORS OPEN AT 4:30)
DRUMMING DANCING
OPENING PRAYER POTLUCK
ARTS AND CRAFTS GAMES'
DOOR PRIZES
PLEASE RSVP TO: 250-679-3269 OR BY FILLING OUT FORM BELOW
BY MARCH 13TH, 2013 WITH FAMILY NAME
AND NUMBER OF GUESTS ATTENDING.
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Haldane Elementary School FN & Family Potluck
FA MILYNAME: _________ _
NUMBER OF GUESTS A1TENDING: ___ _
Please return to school "by: MARCH 13th, 2013
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.:.;.,~CHA~E MIN~R BASEBALL REGISTRATION
.;~~ . Registrations Due March 1st PAYMENT: must be included with your registration form - Cheques can be made out to"Chase THE SEASON: runs from Mid-April to late June. Tentative days are listed below. DIVISION DESIGNATIONS: are determined by birth year. As per CMB policy and insurance reasons underage player movement to a higher birth age/division is not allowed. Players MUST be 4 years old by December 31/12 (for insurance). NO EXCEPTIONS! CONTACT: Coaches will contact players by mid- April. If you have registered and have not heard from a coach by the end of April, please contact Kary Pittendreigh at 250-679-2960 or Jennie Dawson 250-679-3537 Blast Ball * Parent/Guardian need to attend with their child. Family Rate: Registering 3 or more children = 50% discount off 3rd (youngest child's) division
One form per player please. Forms can be found and dropped off at Haldane School, Naramada Video, Tru Hardware, or Chase High School
For more information please contact Kary @ 250-679-2960 or chaseminorbaseballca hotmail.ca Player Contact Information Division by Birth Year Tentative Nights (Please check)
Players Name: 0 Blast Ball $40.00 Wednesdays (2008)
0 T-Ball $60.00 Tuesday & (2006/2007) Thursdays
Mailing Address: 0 Tadpole $60.00 Tuesday & (2004/2005) Thursdays
City/ 0 Mosquito $85.00 Weekdays & Postal Code: (2002/2003) Weekends
*0 Girls Softball $60.00 Weekdays (1998 - 2003)
Phone (Home): 0 PeeWee $95.00 Weekdays & (2000/2001) Weekends
Phone 0 Bantam $115.00 Weekdays & (Work or Cell): (1998/1999) Weekends Birth date: YIMID 0 Midget $140.00 Weekdays &
( 1995/96/97) Weekends BC Care Card # All CMB players are required to wear a CMB hat. Does
your child need one? * Parent Email: Players are required to bring ball glove, cleats or running
shoes. Mosquito divisions and higher will need to purchase grey ball pants
Parent Name(s): 0 Cheque - Made payable to 0 Cash "Chase Minor Baseball"
FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES, THERE WILL BE NO PARTICIPATION UNLESS FEES ARE PAID IN FULL BY March 1st *Iate registration $10 fee
Refunds: No refunds for any reason other than Medical after April 1st, 2013. Maximum medical refund after April 1st will be 75% of fee.
PARENTNOLUNTEERS! Which of the following activities will you assist with? * UMPIRE (PAID PER GAME)D CMB EXECUTIVE 0 COACH 0
ASSISTANT COACH 0 FIELD MAINTENANCE 0
I hereby ~elease Chase Minor Baseball Association from any liability arising out of baseball activities. Parent /Guardian Name(s): Signature: Date: __ _
Registration Form & Payment can be mailed to: Box 140 or, can be dropped off at: Haldane School, Naramada Video, Tru Hardware, or Chase High School
Sex.leltkemc Ent. Inc. (SEI) /
Sex'leltkemc Ltq. PClrtnetship (SLP) is Hosting A
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) Friday, April 12, 2013
10am to 1pm At
Splatsin Community Hall, Enderby, BC Agendq to Follow
If you I"equil"e furthel" infmmqtion
pleqse contqct us qt: 250-679-2108
01" Emqil: J . orrywilliam@cablelan .net
LUNCH PROVIDED
Registration Form
Sex'leltkemc Ent. Inc. (SEI) /
Sex'leltkemc Ltc\. Pqrtnership (SLP)
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) Ft"iq'lY, Apt"iI12, 2013
10'lm to1pm
At
Spl'ltsin Community H'll!, Enqet"by, BC
First NClme: _______ l...qst NClme: _____ _
BClnq NClme: ______________ _
Attenqees Clre requireq to register fodhe AGM
pleClse Return RegistrCltion Form or emClil Cl list of qelegCltes to:
Dorry WilliClm Clt: dortywilliam@cablelCln,net
Or FClx: (250) 679-2115
Closing qClte for registrCltion is April 10, 2013 Clt 3pm
LUNCH PROVIDED
Tickets Available for Purchase @ ALIB Front Desk IR#4 & IR#6
"ALlll support o/the eventlVould promote ALIB Women to strive to achieve excellence in work. study. or community involvement lVith the consideration oI/iilure Aboriginal
Woman a/Distinction Awards Ceremony and !I LIB Women in Leadership to advocate on behal/A LI /3 ".
"Our Creator placed us on this/and to take care of our people, our land, our language, our customs, our knowledge, our culture, our title, to be ours forever and ever. Ensuring that we five in a safe, healthy, self sufficient community where
cultural values and identity Ofe conSistently valued promoted and embraced by all. "
~26th Annual NICOLA VALLEY JUNIOR NATIVE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
March 28 - 31, 2013 Enjoy spending easter weekeTilciJ etJee1filfl§ elil na'ive yeut'lrl
Initiation
Atom
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"'' ' Bantam b -. ?: .'" '-
''M\~ Midget/IJuvenile
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For more info. Ph. (250) 315-3598 or (250) 378-4905
6th Annual Central Be Aboriginal Youth Hockey Tournament
TOURNAMENT FEE $800.00 payable by money order or certified cheque. Full payment received by Feb 16, 2013
will ensure entry into the tournament. \
MARCH 15-17, 2013 Cariboo Memorial Complex, Williams Lake, BC
Trophies DIVISIONS 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Initiation-Novice Best Goalie Atom Medals for MVP Pee-wee 1st place hoodies Bantam
Midget-Juvenile
BULLYING STOPS HE:RE WEAR PINK DURING THE TOURNAMENT
CONTACT: SHEILA KELALST BOOTH H: 250-392-3902 C: 250-267-1007
Email: [email protected]
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
1'SPRING BREAK Upcoming events tor March 18 th to March 22nd
Phone Sandy Lund if you have any questions 778-257-4123 or Carla Grinder at 250-253-5134
Monday March 18th: Lahal in Gym from 1:00pm to
4:00pm LUNCH PROVIDED Elders meeting in elders room about BC Elders Gathering from 5:00pm to 7:00pm POT LUCK DINNER
Tuesday March 19th: Youth and Elders will go to Kamloops and visit our
Elder Regina Arnouse. LUNCH PROVIDED. Leave Chase at 11 :OOam and return around 3:00pm. Women's group in Swits. Leave Chase at 4:45pm Dinner Provided Doing Genealogy, return at 7:45pm
Wednesday March 20th: Lahal in Swits. Leave Chase
Youth Center at 12:15pm, returning at 4:45pm LUNCH PROVIDED
Thursday March 21st: ~, aMt t/,Uu UIfI. ~ 1M
~ ~~. ~ 10:ooaM t6 4:ooftM ~ 'P~&1) seLf ~efeV'vCe fAt tltte ctYM 7:oDpVlA.. to g>:3DpVlA..
Friday March 22nd: Elders going to TRU for an appreciation luncheon. Leave Swits at 9:30am, Leave Chase at lO:30am. MUST PRE-REGISTER there is still space available.
ALIB Elders Social Calendar for March 2013 To register for an event please call Sandy Lund 250-679-2216 or 778-257-4123
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Feb. 25 Feb .26 Feb .27 Feb. 28 1
off l .. adics J.,'l'OllP i ll Chase Elders r OOIl1 1'1'0 111 S .... d,. .. w .. ,. Sewing in Elders Room 10am to
'~-I I " Ill 10 2plll-Doing GenealogJ{ ~I'rni .. i .. g 2pm POT LUCK LUNCH off
EJ 1'4 Elders Pocus group in LSIB leave at 5 :30pm dinner provided
4 5 6 7 8 Meeting in Elders Elders computer class Woman's Celebration of Woman's Celebration of Health·Conference office room 5pm-7pm 4: 15plll 10 5:45plll MUST PRE-REGISTER Health-Conference at at ALiB Gym 9am·4pm
G , ALi B Gym 9am-4pm Elders computer class 4: 15pm to
~ Girls group in Youth room from 2:30pm to 4 :00pm
5:45pm MUST PRE-REG1ST ER
11 12 13 14 15
S tu .. I" ""'U,' .Sun .. ,.. ",vu,.· 'I"'ruining S nnd,- nn'u,' ror Sewing in Elders Room 10am to off 'I "'ruining T rnining 2pm POT LUCK LU NCH
1':lcIC'r lli c·uul.tu l , ·r c·lu_",s I; 1 .)11111 10 ;i :IIOI'1II JII '~~I '
Elders computer class l ' Il I ~-IlI~f.I~" I~ II Meeti ng at HALL from 5:30pm to 8:00pm 4: 15pm to 5:45pm MUST
PRE-I<EGISTEI~
No school 18 No school March Break 19 No school 20 No School March Break 2 1 No School 22 Youth and Elders visit Regina Lahal in Swits. Leave Honouring Our Elders
Lahal at flY.!!! 1 :OOpm Arnouse in Kamloops. Leave at 11 am youth center at 12:00pm Youth sewing in Elders Room Luncheon at TRU Leave to 4:00pm Lunch return at 3pm. Lunch Provided return at 5:00pm Lunch 10am to 4pm Lunch provided . Swits at 9:30am, Leave Provided Provided SELF DEFENCE AT GYM ALiB at 10:30am MUST
Ladies group in Swits from 5pm 7:00pm to 8:30pm PRE-REGISTER Elders Meeting in elders room POT to 7pm Dinner provided leave at
LUCK DINNER 4:45pm, return at 7:45pm, Youth 5pm-7pm welcome to participate
25 26 27 28 No School 29
off Ladies group in Chase Elders office worRsnop Sewing in Elders Room 10am to Good Friday
room from 5pm to 7pm Dinner G-p VI.\. ~-p VI.\. 2pm POT LUCK LU NCH
provided Youth room open for board
G Girls group in Youth room from games from 3:00pm to 6:00pm
2:30pm to 4:30pm
Are you interested in going to the 37th Annual Be Elders Gathering in Prince George on July
8, 9, 10, and 11 2013???
Please attend a Pot luck dinner on MONDAY
.",ch IS'h from 5:00pm 10 7:00pm at the ALiB
Iidel' Room. (If you cannot attend please sent someone in
your place that can speak for you)
We will be discussing:
• Fundraising; Volunteers
• Registrations
• Vests for event
• Accommodations
• Travel
Your input is important.
House Bingo Time: 6:00 pm
Where: NIB Hall When: Friday, Apr. 5th, 2013
Fundraiser for Helping One Another Pow-wow Society
For more information contact 250-679-8098 /
250-679-2831
Adams Lake Indian Band P.O . Box 588, C ha,e, B VO E 1 MO
Phone:679-8841 Fax:679-88 I 3 e m a il : rt:cc pri o nis r@alib .cCl
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Adams Lake Indian Band office
Will be closed for Easter weekend
Friday March 29 & Monday April 1
Will Re - Open April 2, 2013 Regular hours
