Yo! News April 17, 2014

PAGE 1 GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW NATIONS YO! NEWS 04/17/2014

Yo Wiksas

I hope you all have very nice weekend with your

family or friends. Happy Easter!

The Elders will be having their Easter Party

Tuesday April 22, 2014 @ 12pm. We will have

some lunch and have an Easter Egg hunt. Then

we will watch a nice movie.

We will be catering for Trust on Thursday April

24, 2014 starting at 9am. For those of you that

plan on coming on the Elder's Adventures this

summer, I urge you to lend a hand now in helping

fundraise. Let's all work together shall we? :)

Good Food Box Friday April 25, 2014. Please

submit your payment to Lucy Hemphill or

Bernadine Clayton at the front desk. Be sure to

write your name down on the list please.

The Elders will continue with their usual

activities. We have had a great turn out for the

past Elders Days. Let's keep it up! We will be

having a nurse from the hospital, Anita Brennen,

come and work with the Elders. She can do

exercises to get you moving & she can also give us

the information we need on healthy lifestyles.

Right now I have been quite busy with the Annual

report due for the Trust meeting next week. I will

also submit the Elders Proposal o renew our

funding. Our only one that was suppose to have

been for a year, has lasted us 4! WOOHOO!

Food harvesting is the number one goal right now.

Along with healthy eating habits and exercise.

We received some herring eggs from Heather

Walkus a few months ago & Patti Seaweed a

couple of weeks ago. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

The Elders really enjoyed it.

The Elder's Council has been meeting on a weekly

basis. They have had some causes and concerns

brought to their attention. They intend to deal

with them as Chief & Council. Please remember

that you, the Elders, nominated and voted for the

persons on Elder's Council. They have been put

into this position by you. They are doing a very

wonderful job. It is a lot of hard work and at

times, can be stressful. Please be kind :)

That's a wrap folks :D

YO! News April.17, 2014

3 HALL BOOKING, NEW POLICY

4 TREATY UPDATE

5 COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

7 SEEKING GNN ECONIMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

DIRECTORS

8-9 GOOD FOOD BOX UPDATE

10 JOB OPPORTUNITY: FOOD SECURITY & NUTRITION

COORDINATOR

11 PATIENT TRAVEL UPDATE

12 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

13 GILAGA KAN’S IK’ASLE

14 SPRING BAKE SALE

15 TUTORING APRIL SCHEDULE

16 5K OR 10K RUN/WALK

17 HH BINGO SCHEDULE FOR APRIL/MAY

18 BINGO QUINSAM HALL

19 PROJECT COORDINATOR-PREPORATION FOR BIG HOUSE

CONTRUCTION (3 MONTH CONTRACT)

20-21 NICOMEN INDIAN BAND

22 QATUWAS CANOE JOURNY MEETING

23-24 UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

25-26 LOCAL JOB POSTING

27 BIRTHDAY WISHES/ REQUESTS

If you have any questions or concerns, please do

not hesitate to call me in the office. If there is no

answer, either leave me a message or try me on

my cell ;)

Phone: 949 7406

email: [email protected]

Gilakasla

Silena George

http://mail.iias.ca:32000/webmail/basic/index.html?_n%5Bp%5D%5Bmain%5D=win.main.tree&_n%5Bp%5D%5Bcontent%5D=mail.compose&[email protected]


YO! NEWS IS PREPARED BY BERNADINE CLAYTON

GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW RECEPTIONIST

This newsletter is delivered to all houses on the Tsulquate Reserve every second week and posted to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw website. If you have questions or comments about this newsletter, contact Bernadine at (250) 949-8343 or e-mail [email protected]

The purpose of this newsletter is to keep Gwa’sala-

’Nakwaxda’xw community members informed about what is happening in the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office and the surrounding community. Anybody is welcome to make submissions to the newsletter, including announcements,

lost-and-found, photographs, bakwam’kwala words, stories, legends, drawings, etc. etc. etc.

Other ways to stay connected to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw

community are: Website (www.gwanak.info)

Facebook (User: Gwasala Nakwaxdaxw)

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Nations Band Office

PO Box 998, 154 Tsulquate Reserve Port Hardy, B.C. V0N 2P0

COUNCIL

Chief Paddy Walkus: (250) 949-1486

Sits on all committees / [email protected]

Ernie Henderson: (250) 230-3404

Health & Social Development, Housing, Fisheries, Education, Ec. Dev., Treaty, Personnel and Finance

Portfolios

Gary Walkus: (250) 230-3852

Health & Social Development & Ec. Dev. Portfolios

Victor Walkus: (250) 230-3855

Health & Social Development, Housing, Forestry, Ec. Dev., and Recreation Portfolios

Eddie Charlie: (250) 230-9251

Housing Portfolio

Sandra Charlie: (250) 230-4677

Housing Portfolio

Darryl Coon: (250) 230-0360

Housing Portfolio

Terry Walkus: (250) 230-2459

STAFF

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office

Phone: (250) 949-8343 / Fax: (250) 949-7402 Les Taylor, Native court worker

(250) 949-8343 Margaret Bernard, Finance

[email protected] / (250) 902-2308 Conrad Browne, Economic Development

[email protected] / (250) 902-2301 Pat Dawson-Hunt, Social Development

[email protected] / (250) 902-2309 Colleen Hemphill, Treaty

[email protected] / (250) 949-8424 Linda Paul, Treaty Administrative Assistant

[email protected] / (250) 902-2311 Lucy Scow, Finance/ council secretary

[email protected]/ (250) 902-2300 Lorna Henderson, Housing

[email protected] / (250) 902-2304 Nicole McLelland, Natural Resources Manager [email protected] / (250) 902-0550 Fax: (888) 345-5063 Grace Smith, Education

[email protected] / (250) 902-2320 Bob Swain, Public Works

[email protected] / Cell: (250) 230-0087 Native Courtworker Office

(250) 902-2223 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Elders Centre

Silena George Elders’ Coordinator

[email protected] / (250) 949-7406

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Health & Family Services

Front Desk: (250) 949-8131 / Fax: (250) 949-6811

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw School

Front Desk: (250) 949-7743 / Fax: (250) 949-7422 www.gwanak.bc.ca

Eke Me-Xi School

(250) 949-833



Ask an Expert: Roy Francis Coming to Tsulquate to Talk Treaty

Over the years we have had many community meetings about the Treaty process

that our community is in. Considering that we have been in negotiations for over a

decade, that is a lot of meetings and a lot of information, and still sometimes

community members feel that they don't know enough about what the Treaty could

do to and for our community. There have been requests in the past to bring in

someone who comes from a community that has been through the Treaty process

already.

Well, at the May 7 community celebration, you will have the chance to talk to

someone who's been there! Roy Francis, Chief Negotiator for the Sliammon First

Nation, who recently signed on to their Treaty, is coming to Tsulquate to answer

our questions and speak about his experiences. At the GN Council retreat a few

months ago Roy came and spoke to Council about the Sliammon Treaty experience.

He is very down to earth, and straightforward with his answers, and we are looking

forward to hosting him in our community!

In other Treaty news, we have just applied for three more TRMs, or Treaty Related

Measures. The projects we are hoping to undertake in 2014/15 are: moving forward

with the Ba'as Reconstruction; starting the Gwa'sala territory village reconstruction

process, at a location to be determined by the community, and; some more work

around governance and our constitution. It has been great to see so many

community members coming out to TRM meetings in the last few months.

Gila'kasla,

Colleen Hemphill

Chief Negotiator



Economic Development Update

Thank you for your continued interest in the workings of our economic development corporation. In this

week’s update we get into some of the drier and less exciting parts, unless something goes wrong than

these items get really important and a lot less dry!! Let us talk about liability, taxation, own source

revenue, and how these items can and will impact you.

Liability: Can be defined as “an obligation, debt or responsibility owed to someone.” It can also be defined

as the likelihood that something might happen, or what kind of handicap that might hold us back. We are

setting up our businesses in legal limited companies to take potential liability issues away from harming

the community. The other piece to protecting the communities’ assets is to have appropriate insurance in

place in case something went wrong. One consequence of liability is that if the Nations are found to be

liable for something happening, they could lose some of their assets if a law suit is successful against the

Nations. By having the appropriate companies in place with appropriate insurance, we can limit the

potential for negative outcomes and help to create positive results.

Taxes: Oh yes the dreaded tax man!! As our companies start to be profitable we will be looking at all legal

means possible to limit the amount of taxes that we may have to pay. By having our LTD. companies in

place and paying the profits back to the Nations through a “Master Limited Partnership” we can limit (try

to make it zero dollars) the amount that may have to be paid in taxes. We have hired MNP, which is a

large accounting and tax firm, to help us understand all of the latest tax law decisions and help the

Nations with the best possible set-up. This is work that will always be developing over time.

Own Source Revenue (OSR): This topic is one that draws fear and resentment out of a lot of First Nations

Communities. I would like to make it clear that this concept really comes into play in the Treaty Process.

It is the GNN economic development corporation’s mandate to create businesses that will help to support

all of the Nations’ infrastructure and program needs into the future. The more profits that our companies

generate, the less potential tax burden may be placed on community members (through taxes) in the

future. Remember that this is all post treaty. Some of the work that the federal and provincial

governments do leading up to the final treaty is to look for and acknowledge how much money the

Nations have generated in Own Source Revenue. With this understanding, the governments may start to

take away some of the base funding that the Nations receive through annual funding agreements. The

government usually structures a clause into the base funding agreement that will show how OSR will

replace base funding over a certain timeframe (usually five years) Therefore, strong and profitable GNN

companies will help to support Nations programs well into the future. The more profitable the companies

are, the less future taxes individuals will have to pay.

Please be aware that we will have opportunities in the near future to discuss these concepts at

community meetings as well as in the Treaty meetings that will be happening.

It is very important to note that economic development does not create jobs; businesses create jobs, and

economic development creates businesses which create jobs. The better the business is run the more it can

support the communities desire to be self-sufficient.

In our next installment we will discuss how all of this fits together and what the community can expect as

we start to run these companies.



Cooking Classes, Good Food Bags, and a Big Change

Hi Everyone,

Last week Andrea and I facilitated a healthy cooking class at the Elders Center. Five people showed up

and we had lots of fun cooking together and sharing a delicious and healthy meal. We made

mediterranean chicken, with spinach/broccoli pasta and for dessert we made baked apples with frozen

yoghurt. Everyone loved how easy and delicious these meals were, and the best part was that they were

healthy! We asked the participants what they would like to learn to cook in the future classes and they

said the following:

Healthier versions of what they already cook (ie: Spaghetti with more veggies snuck in)

Tips and tricks to make cooking easier

How to make healthy versions of restaurant favorites at home (ie: chinese food, pizza and pastas)

If you’re interested in coming to the next cooking class you can sign up at the Band Office reception. The

date of the next class is to be determined; we’ll announce the date on Facebook or in the Yo! News, and

those that have signed up will be notified via text.

Last Friday was Good Food Bag Day and we had 10 more people sign up for the program. If you’re

interested in getting a good food bag, you can sign up and pay at the Band Office Reception. If you’re on

SA, you can sign a form requesting your SA be deducted the $10 for the GFB. Good Food Bag pickup day

is next Friday from 1:30 to 3:30 pm, and payment is due by Thursday, April 17th. See the calendar on the

next page*

May 16th, 2014, is my last day of work for The Band. I’m getting married the following week, and then I’m

off on vacation and then moving to Vancouver to work on my Dietetics degree at the University of British

Columbia. I’m sad to be leaving the community, but I’m excited about my new adventure.

We are posting the Food Security & Nutrition position until Friday April 25th, 2014. Interviews will be on

Monday April 28th. I will be working with whomever is hired until May 16th to ensure they are

comfortable in all areas of the Food Security & Nutrition program, including: the Good Food Bag

program, community garden, food pavilion, working with the Elders, food gathering trips, etc. It is very

important for the person in this role to live a healthy lifestyle and be a good role model.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

Keep well

Lucy Hemphill,

Food Security & Nutrition Coordinator

1-250-230-2707

[email protected]



GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW COUNCIL PO Box 998, Port Hardy, B.C. V0N 2P0 ● Tel (250) 949-8343 ● Fax (250) 949-7402

Position Title: Food Security & Nutrition Coordinator

Department/Programs: Home and Community Care and the Treaty Department

Supervisor (s): Home and Community Care Nurse

Employment Status: Full- Time (60 hrs)

Pay Rate: To be determined

1. Job Function/Purpose:

Food and Land is a central component to the physical, cultural, and spiritual well being of the community. The Food

Security & Nutrition Coordinator will coordinate a number of different projects, which will cohesively address

health, food security, and land issues.

2. Duties:

It is important to note that these represent the range of potential activities that can be carried out through this

position. It is necessary to prioritize which activities will actually be provided based on community needs, worker

time and existing resources.

Coordinate the GN ‘Good Food Box’ program

Facilitate/coordinate traditional food gathering expeditions

Develop and coordinate volunteers for community garden maintenance, food pavilion maintenance, expedition

volunteers, etc.

Facilitate inter-generational mentorship opportunities (i.e., opportunities for youth and elders to interact).

Facilitate community cooking classes

Develop a template/project proposal and timeline for future composting program

Liaise with VIHA dieticians

Liaise/build professional relationships with outside organizations and community groups

Liaise with on reserve programs/departments

Facilitate on-reserve workshops

Provide educational resources

Coordination of outside funding opportunities (i.e., seeking/applying for grants)

Provide referrals to dieticians and other health care professionals

Act as a mentor and role model. Promote an understanding of holistic health/nutritional health.

Plan and deliver activities to enhance the community's Food Security;

Complete accurate and confidential records of all activities;

Adhere to all approved standards, policies and procedures;

Complete accurate and timely reports on all activities;

Ensure services are delivered in a culturally appropriate and safe manner;

Other:

To fulfill other related duties as directed.

3. Job Qualifications/Employment Requirements:

Education:

Grade 12

Valid Driver's Licence

Food Safe certificate

Managerial Skills:

Ability to exercise sound judgement in setting priorities;

Demonstrated problem solving skills;

Demonstrated financial acumen/ability to work within a supervised budget;

Excellent interpersonal skills, professionalism and integrity;






Tutoring April Schedule-

Adult Education Centre at Gwa –Sala- ‘Nakwaxda’xw

Thursday, April 3- 4-6

Saturday, April 5- 1-4

Sunday, April 6- 7-9

Monday, April 7- 7-9







Sunday, April 20- **1-3

Monday, April 21- **1-3


Saturday, April 26- canceled




GN


HH BINGO SCHEDULE FOR APRIL, MAY

AND EARLY JUNE

Tuesday APRIL 15TH

NORMAN JANSSEN BINGO & ALL DRAWS

(YOUTH TRIP TO HAWAII)

MARION WAMISS CONCESSION

Friday APRIL 18TH

CHRISTMAS BINGO

DAISY & DARRYL COON JR CONCESSION

THOMAS JACK ALL DRAWS

Tuesday APRIL 22ND

JACK WALKUS MEDICAL & ALL DRAWS


Friday APRIL 25TH

BINGO IS CANCELLED & HAS BEEN

RESCHEDULED TO SATURDAY MAY 3RD

Tuesday APRIL 29TH

GENERAL

$5.00 BOOKLET NIGHT

THOMAS JACK ALL DRAWS

Friday MAY 2ND

2014 CANOE JOURNEY – GARY WALKUS &

ALL DRAWS

ED/DOWA CHARLIE CONCESSION

Saturday MAY 3RD

MCKAYLA MCLEAN MEDICAL


DARRYL COON JR ALL DRAWS

Tuesday MAY 6TH

THOMAS JACK MEDICAL BINGO & ALL

DRAWS


Friday MAY 9TH

2014 CANOE JOURNEY – GARY WALKUS &

ALL DRAWS


TUESDAY MAY 13TH

2014 GRADS


DRAWS ARE OPEN

FRIDAY MAY 16TH

CHRISTAMAS BINGO

JACK FAMILY CONCESSION

DRAWS ARE OPEN

TUESDAY MAY 20TH

CHRISTMAS BINGO


DRAWS ARE OPEN

FRIDAY MAY 23RD

GENERAL

JACK FAMILY CONCESSION

DRAWS ARE OPEN

TUESDAY MAY 27TH

GENERAL BINGO


DRAWS ARE OPEN

FRIDAY MAY 30TH

2x$1000.

CHRISTMAS BINGO

ED/DOWA CONCESSION

DRAWS ARE OPEN

Tuesday JUNE 3RD

2014 GRADS


DRAWS ARE OPEN

Friday JUNE 6TH

THOMAS JACK MEDICAL & ALL DRAWS


DRAWS ARE OPEN

THANK YOU FROM GNHH BINGO

COMMITTEE









Local Job Posting Liquor Store Clerk-Part-Time

Company: Quarterdeck Beer and Wine

Wage: Depends on experience

Expiry Date: Thursday, April 24, 2014 - 9am

Qualifications & Experience: Must have Serving

It Right certificate, customer service skills, and

ability to handle cash.

How to apply: please drop resume' to hotel front

desk at the Quarterdeck Inn 6555 Hardy Bay

Road

Visitor Centre Councillor ( Student Job

Opportunity) Port Hardy Visitor Centre-Seasonal

Company: Port Hardy Chamber of Commerce &

Visitor Information Centre

Wage: TBD

Expiry Date: Friday, April 18, 2014 - 9am

Details: This position is a unique opportunity to

provide travel advice to visitors and locals alike.

The Visitor Centre Councillor is responsible for

providing information on Vancouver Island

North region, highlighting parks, cultural and

historical sites; Promoting Port Hardy, the entire

Tri-Port area and the Province of BC.

As the successful candidate, you understand the

importance of the role you play in the visitor

experience. You appreciate that each visitor is

different and recognize that to provide

exceptional travel advice; you must customize

the information for each visitor based on their

individual needs and interests.

The Visitor Centre Councillor will;

on

Vancouver Island North and the rest of British

Columbia

accommodation and attractions

highlighting communities and tourism

experiences in the region

vel publications to

visitors

to passengers (Highway bulletins, Tourist Alerts

etc.) Facebook and other chattels

Tourism BC guidelines

assador at

all times

This is a Full Time Seasonal Position.

Qualifications & Experience:

Job Requirements

school or post- secondary school in September

towards a Diploma in this field and or relevant

experience

Hardy, Province of BC

Power Point and comprehensive web browsing

abilities

given to WorldHost® trained individuals

How to apply: Interested applicants please

forward resume and cover letter by May 19th to:

Port Hardy Chamber of Commerce & Visitor

Centre

In person: 7250 Market Street, Port Hardy

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 250 949-6653

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Thank you for your interest.

Onboard Travel Advisor, BC Ferries Inside

Passage Sailing-Seasonal

Company: Port Hardy Chamber of Commerce

Wage: TBD


Details: This position is a unique opportunity to

provide travel advice to passengers aboard the

BC Ferries vessel MV Northern Expedition,

servicing the Inside Passage route between

Prince Rupert and Port Hardy. The Onboard

Travel Advisor is responsible for providing

information on the Vancouver Island North

region on the southbound sailings, and for

providing information on Prince Rupert and the

Northern BC region on northbound sailings.

Room and board is provided aboard the Northern

Expedition. This is a seasonal position ending

September 15th.


As the successful candidate, you understand the

importance of the role you play in the visitor

experience. You appreciate that each visitor is

different and recognize that to provide

exceptional travel advice; you must customize

the information for each visitor based on their

individual needs and interests.

The Onboard Travel Advisor will

Vancouver Island North, in Prince Rupert and

the Northern BC region, and in the rest of

British Columbia

accommodation and attractions

sailing, highlighting communities and tourism

experiences in the region

Visitor Centre

timely events or travel updates

to passengers (Highway bulletins, Tourist Alerts

etc.)

Tourism BC guidelines


towards a Diploma in this field and or relevant

experience

Hardy, Prince Rupert and Northern BC region

Power Point and comprehensive web browsing

abilities

given to WorldHost® trained individuals

How to apply:

Interested applicants please forward resume and

cover letter by May 19th to: Port Hardy Chamber

of Commerce & Visitor Centre In person: 7250

Market Street, Port Hardy

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 250 949-6653

A partnership between Tourism Prince Rupert,

Port Hardy Visitor Centre and Vancouver Island

North Regional Tourism

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Thank you for your interest.

Grade Hoe Operator-Full-Time

Company: RSD Road Building Ltd.

Wage: To be negotiated

Expiry Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 - 9am

Details: Shiftwork 14/7. Camp job in remote

location. Fly to camp from Port Hardy/Port

McNeill area, boat to worksite.


Experience building coastal logging road. Level 1

first aid required or course to be taken within 3

months of hire date.

How to apply: Email resume with references to

[email protected]

Substitute IT or ECCE Worker-Company:

Kwigwis Daycare

Wage: DOE & licence


Details: We are looking for licensed substitutes to

work with children in our licensed daycare

centre-food prep, programming, supervise &

interact with children & staff.

Qualifications & Experience: Infant Toddler or

ECCE certificate & license, Dr note of health, TB

test,First Aid, 19 + yrs of age, references,

criminal record check, team player, sense of

humour

How to apply: Fax: 250.949.9015 Mail or in

person: 99A Tsakis Way Fort Rupert BCCasual

ECCE or ECCE Assistant-Full-Time

Company: Kwigwis Daycare

Wage: TBD


Qualifications & Experience: Able to cover

breaks, assist with program planning, snacks,

clean up, field trips, be a team player, interact

with children, families and staff.

Must have ECCE License or ECCE Assistant

Certificate. A Dr's Note, criminal record check,

19 years old. TB Test First Aid, flexibility, sense

of humour and a forward thinker. Start Date Feb

17th

How to apply: Please apply with a Cover Letter,

Resume and 2 written references. Fax resume to

250.949.9015 or Mail to P.O. Box 1440, Port

Hardy BC, V0N2P0. Or drop off in person


Birthday wishes/ Requests

Wishing Mia King a Very Happy 2nd Birthday on

April 29th Have a Great Day! From your babas

and family

____________________________________________

Happy Birthday My girl Adadzi Charlie love you

sweetheart . April 16th, 10 yrs old baby !!

___________________________________________

Happy Birthday Raven! Love AUNTY Terra,

uncle Mano, Kimberly, Leanne and Anne!

___________________________________________

Happy Birthday to Raven Thomasina love you

Happy 2nd birthday my great niece Mia King

Happy 1st Birthday Baby Darryl Tom

Happy 1st Birthday to my Baby Ricardo

Jeremias Charlie-Iraheta

Happy Birthday to my nephew Johnny Charlie

We LOVE you all

From: Priscilla Diana Luis n baby Rj

___________________________________________

Hello my mom Mary Alice Hanuse is part of the Band and she is also kwakuitl I am writing this to let everyone of her loved ones, friends, family know her Birthday is coming up. she has stage 4 terminal cancer this will be her last Birthday and she thinks nobody cares about her and no one will show up she’s been really sad lately and I know people from the community and from my family know her and it would be great if as many people as possible could come and support her and just sing Happy Birthday to her. There will be cake for everyone it would mean the world to her , anyone can come Her names Mary A Hanuse (Mary Alice Hanuse) her Birthday will take place at the Burnaby general hospital , on the 3rd floor at the cafeteria at 2:00 on May 10, 2014. Thank you for taking the time read this. Daughter Georgia Henuse

A very special birthday wish going out

to my grandson Jared love you so

much

From- Granny Mart

____________________________________

A very special Birthday wish going out

to our great nephew Jared

Fr: uncle gordie & auntie Meow

Jim & family

____________________________________

MY GRANSON DARRYL JR, AS HE'S GOING TO

KAHNAWAKE ,QUEBEC FOR HIS HOCKEY TRIP NEXT

WEEK

APRIL 27-MAY 3/2014 HAS BEEN SELECTED TO PLAY IN

THE NATIONAL ABORIGINAL HOCKEY

CHAMPIONSHIPS,AS EXCITING AS IT IS I'M GOING

AROUND WITH A SPONSOR SHEET FOR DARRYL JR…AS

HE'S GOING TO DO A LAP…HE'S GOING TO DO THE

RUNNING AT THE PORT HARDY HIGHSCHOOL TRACK,IF U

WOULD LIKE TO DO A DONATION OF ANY

AMOUNT…THAT BE VERY APPRECIATED…WE LOVE TO

THANK YOU ONE AND ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR MY

GRANSON DARRYL JR, AS EXCITING MOMENTS!! WE'RE

VERY HAPPY FOR YOU MY DEAR DARRYL JR ..YES!!!!

_________________________________________________________________

I have three hand crocheted hats forsale, one is a

slouchy, tricolored blue, white and green. Two

red hats, very warm, good for the boat or cold

days. $15 each.

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