Pikwàkanagàn Tibadjumowin - Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn

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Pikwàkanagàn Tibadjumowin
Friday, April 4, 2014
Published by: Stephanie Stone (613) 625-2800 ext. #221
Email: admin.reception@pikwakanagan.ca
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Algonquins of Pikwakanagan
first nation
Matrimonial Real Property Law
Was accepted
CALLING ALL INTERESTED
ABORIGINAL WOMEN
FASTBALL PLAYERS
There were 474 members who voteD. 92.5%
voted in favour of accepting our own
law.
A special thanks to All those who voted.
Our next big vote will happen on the
first nation Land Code. This will take
place by the end of the next fiscal year.
We will require 50% of our voters to vote
in order to accept that.
8th Annual Aboriginal Day Live
Flag Contest
Let your creativity shine in APTN’s
Aboriginal Day Live Flag Contest
If you’re between 12 to 17 years of age, you’re invited to design a
flag that reflects what National Aboriginal Day and being
Aboriginal means to you! This is your chance to be creative and
design something original that shows your pride in the culture and
heritage of Aboriginal Peoples.
The winner’s school will receive $750 towards the purchase of
classroom learning materials. The winner receives $500 and a trip
to Winnipeg with their parent/guardian to be part of APTN’s
Aboriginal Day Live celebrations. The winning design will be made
into an actual flag, unveiled during the live broadcast of Aboriginal
Day Live 2014, and then will be flown on top of APTN’s
headquarters in Winnipeg for one year.
The deadline for entries is May 6, 2014 at midnight EST.
For more information and submission specifications please read
the contest rules available at:
http://adlflagcontest.com/rules-and-regulations/
We are currently seeking fastball players to form
an Algonquin Women’s Fastball team to compete
in this year’s All Ontario Native Fastball
Championships at the end of August.
Most importantly we are looking
for a PITCHER.
Eligibility Requirements
 Must have a Status Card
 Must be 16 years of age or older
Interested players should forward the following
information to the team organizer,
Nina Commanda by
Friday, May 2, 2014.
Email: nina21@hotmail.ca
Previous leagues or teams played for
Number of years played
Competition Experience
Top 2 Positions you prefer to play
ALGONQUIN THUNDERBIRDS
OPEONGO HERITAGE CUP 2014
The management and players of the Algonquin Thunderbirds men’s hockey team 2014 would like to send a special thank
you note out to all of the community members and fans who supported them throughout the Heritage Cup weekend in
Barry’s Bay. Chi-Meegwetch
We would also like to say Chi-Meegwetch to the kind donations and special items provided by various sponsors, namely:
Lisa Meness - for her commitment, dedication and management to supply Algonquin Thunderbird and T-Bird
sportswear.
Linda and Bob Newbury from Bonnechere Bound Creations - for its unique Thunderbird and T-Bird hockey sweater
design, embroidery & donation of items to Jamie (Mrs. Kevin Sarazin) # 27 original sweater upgrading silk screening.
Welk Electric Limited for kind donation for the payment of silk screening on jerseys and the provision of team socks.
Blaney McMurtry Barristers and Solicitors - donations
Alan Pratt Law Office – donations
Anishinabe Experience - donations
Brian, Clem Jr. and Lynden Sarazin – for honor song for Kevin at opening drum ceremony
Stan Moore, member of the Pikwakanagan Traditional Drum for his contribution of the remarkable carving of the
Algonquin Thunderbird plaque to honor Captain Kevin Sarazin #27.
Administration Staff – various capacities
In the event that we may have forgotten to acknowledge anyone for support, please forgive us.
_______________________________________________
OHC 2014 Highlights:
Scott Kohoko - Recipient of the new award
The Kevin Sarazin Memorial Plaque ---- Algonquin Thunderbird Men’s Hockey Team .
FOR SALE
A Queen Size Mattress and Box Spring.
Clean, good condition.
$75.00 FIRM
Call Gloria Bernard at (613) 625-2371.
*Buyer MUST pick-up themselves*
NOTICE TO ALL COMMUNITY
MEMBERS
The Makwa Fest Committee
is searching for volunteer DD’s!
If anyone is interested in volunteering,
please contact
Amanda Two-Axe Kohoko
at 613-625-2800 ext. 253
Keeping Our Community Safe
SMART SERVE COURSE
The Makwa Fest Committee is searching
for volunteer bartenders!
Volunteer bartenders will receive
Smart Serve Training.
D.J. is now Mike B. with surprise
“live entertainment”!
There will be Designated Driver’s
available, CPS Security
and lots and lots of awesome prizes
to be won !!
If anyone is interested in volunteering,
please contact
Amanda Two-Axe Kohoko
at 613-625-2800 ext. 253
Community Notice
This Year’s Pow Wow theme for 2014 is:
“Honouring the Creator”
SEEKING LOVING HOMES
New born kittens to give away.
Call Benny Commanda
613- 625-1866.
Food Booth Fee: $200.00
Craft Booth Fee: $125.00
Admission Fee $6.00/person
Date: August 16 and 17, 2014
Dancers must register and bring a give away!
Thank You.
Jane Commanda
CHANGE YOUR “WEIGH”
Stain Removal
PROMOTING HEALTHIER CHOICES IN
A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT
Since the dirt rings in collars are oil stains,
shampoo for oily hair will remove them. Rub it
into the fabric before washing the garment.
APRIL 16, 22 & MAY 5TH
1:30 – 3:30 PM
ROUND ROOM – MEDICAL CENTRE
CALL 613-625-1175
TO REGISTER
Remove ink spots from clothing by squeezing
toothpaste on the spot. Scrub and rinse
thoroughly.
Remove rust spots from chrome car bumpers
using a piece of tin foil dipped in Coca-Cola.
A thick paste made from baking soda and
water will remove perspiration stains from
clothing.
Lemon juice and salt rubbed into a paste, will
remove rust stains from clothing.
Cotton dipped in alcohol will clean dirty
photographs.
Salad oil will remove tar from your feet.
CHANGE YOUR WEIGH
We are bombarded with “lose weight quick” advertisements and
articles. Doctor Oz says this, Gwyneth Paltrow does that…gluten is
bad, protein is good, you must avoid carbs after 6 pm... There is so
much information out there and much of it is misleading, if not wrong.
If it was that easy, we wouldn’t have a problem would we?
Keep old toothbrushes - they are extremely
handy for cleaning nooks and crannies other
cleaning equipment cannot get into.
Kitchen Tips
Soak limp lettuce leaves, celery and carrots in
ice water for an hour. They will become
crisper.
As a diabetes educator, I often speak to clients about achieving and
maintaining a healthy weight by making better food choices and getting
more physical activity. Many people find it hard to believe that small
changes can have a big effect and seem to want a diet or a list of good
and bad foods. But you know what? Diets don’t work!
Fill a scorched pan halfway with water and 50
grams of baking soda. Boil for 10 minutes and
the burnt food will loosen and float to the top.
Starting next month I will be leading a 3 session group that will explore
some tools and strategies that have been shown to help to develop
healthier eating behaviours. As a group, we will look at the things that
make us eat more than we need and simple ideas to help us be happier
with less. We will learn to set goals and evaluate our successes, all
without “dieting”.
Hard, refrigerated butter will soften in the
microwave in 30 seconds on the defrost
setting. But stand there and watch it - a few
seconds too long, and you could have a runny
mess.
Please call Tracy at 614 625 1175 to register, and then join us on
April 16th at 1:30 in the Round Room at the Medical Centre.
Join our journey to change our “weighs”.
Michele Smith
When dropping dough from a spoon into a
pan, wet the spoon in milk and the dough will
not stick to the spoon.
COMMUNITY NOTICE
Kwey Community Members,
Health Services would like to inform members of
Pikwàkanagàn that the NNADAP position is vacant at the
moment. If you require service contact the Health Center
and we can ensure service will be provided for you. In the
in-term for assistance you can call
Shirley Kohoko at 613-625-2259 ext.# 228.
LEGAL AID
The next Legal Aid Clinic is
Tuesday, April 29, 2014.
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm.
-First come, first servedContact Stephanie Stone at (613) 625-2800
for further information.
Omàmiwininì Pimàdjwowin
The museum is open Monday to Friday
10am - 4pm. Please bring us your original work and we would be
happy to consign it for you. Just a reminder that once an item is here
on consignment, you can always pick it up if you need it back. We
have people in almost daily looking for handmade moccasins.
Group Exercise For Seniors
ALGONQUIN LANGUAGE CLASS SCHEDULE
Writing & Listening Class with Michele Gaudry Wednesday from
6:30pm – 8:30pm
March 3rd was our last immersion class for the season. Chi Mìgwetch
to Mr. Albert Owl! These classes were a fun learning experience and
you will be missed.
Anishinaabemowin-Teg Conference
From March 23rd to March 27th the 20th Annual Anishinaabemowin-Teg
Conference was held in Sault Ste Marie Michigan. This conference is
a wonderful experience with lots of learning to bring back to our
community. One of the highlights of this year’s conference was the
Memorial Scholarships awards banquet. For the first time
Pikwàkanagàn entered a student into the competition and Omamiwinini
Pimadjwowin would like to congratulate Meiyah Whiteduck on her
honorable mention award!! To be entered in this competition Meiyah
had to submit an audio file containing a 3 minute speech, not an easy
task for a second language learner. This is a great accomplishment in
representing the Algonquin Language and your community.
Missing Drum?
An email has been received with the following request, if this is your
drum please contact the email listed in the ad: A drum was found
about 6 weeks ago at a restaurant in Pembroke. If you know of
anyone to whom the drum might belong, please ask them to send an
email to jbbpem@gmail.com. In their email, they are kindly asked to
include a description of the drum as well as the restaurant where it was
left.
Community Members Wanted!
We are seeking community members to sit on a “Cultural Committee”
for OP. The purpose of this committee would be to steer the cultural
activities in the Pikwàkanagàn Community where they are most
needed and to provide guidance on the type of activities being
offered. If this interests you please contact Christina at OP at
613-625-1958.
Would you like to make a little money to
have fun while getting exercise?
Leaders Needed for the Algonquins of
Pikwàkanagàn Community
Training Provided
(This is a volunteer position with a little compensation).
For more information: kdrain@familyphysio.com
ANIMAL CONTROL
June Logan, Animal Control Officer.
(613) 625-2545 (home) or (613) 602-3626.
Dog Tags may be purchased at the Administration Office.
Jayden’s Nailz
Mini Mani & Pedi $30
Medi Mani & Pedi $45
Eyebrow & Upper Lip $15
Glitz up your nailz with accents!
**ESTHETICIAN CERTIFIED**
Monday – Saturday 11:30 AM-6:00 PM
225-B Kokomis Inamo, Golden Lake, ON
Phone: 613-633-6030
Makwa Activator Schedule
Monday:
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm - Admin
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - After School Activities & Physical Literacy
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm - Open Gym - 5- 11yrs
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm - Open Gym - 12 – 18 yrs
8:30 pm - 9:00 pm - Program End/ Equipment Clean up
Tuesday:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Admin
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm - After School Activities & Physical Literacy
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm - Volleyball Set Up
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm - Open Volleyball (Family’s and Youth Etc.)
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm - Adult League Games
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm - Adult League Games
9:00 pm – 9:30 pm – Tear Down
Wednesday
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm - Admin
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm - After School Activities & Physical Literacy
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm – Washer League Set Up
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Open Gym – Half Gym
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm - Washer League – Adult/Elders – Half Gym
Thursday
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Admin
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm - After School Skating Program
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm - Floor Hockey (5- 11yrs)
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm – Floor Hockey (12 – 18)
Friday
11:00 pm – 12:00 pm - Admin
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm – Gym and Fitness Centre hours
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm – After School Activities & Physical Literacy
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm - Program End/ Equipment Clean up
Physical Literacy is a program designed for individuals to continue to
develop their skills and confidence for fitness and sports.
Looking for High School Students who still require their community involvement hours
towards their diploma, please come in to see Lance Thorpe at Makwa Centre or call at 613-625-2682.
LOOKING FOR PERSONAL SUPPORT
WORKERS & HOMEMAKERS
(ON-CALL/ CASUAL BASIS)
The Assisted Living Care Facility (Tennisco Manor) is
looking for certified Personal Support Workers to work in the
facility and/or provide homemaking on a casual on-call
basis.
Persons must be flexible in shift work and willing to work on
an on-call basis.
Requirements:
 Possess Personal Support Worker certification/
relevant certification (in-facility work)
 Must be literate
Other:
 Vulnerable Sector Check and CPIC required
 First Aid and CPR certification
 Possession of a class “G” license and access to a
dependable vehicle preferred (but not limited to)
 Physically fit and in good health (proof by a medical
professional will be asked for)
 Ability to communicate in a pleasant, positive and
effective manner with residents and community
members.
 Able to empathize and identify needs of seniors,
peoples with illnesses and limitations.
 Ability to maintain confidentiality.
 Tact and good judgment; reliability and
thoroughness is required. Possess a high degree
of initiative and be able to function under minimal
supervision.
If this is something you may be interested in, please submit
a resume and qualifying certifications to Peggy Dick,
Senior/Client Services Supervisor, RN and she will refer
your information to the Economic Development Department
and you will be added to the temp help list.
For any questions, please call Peggy Dick or
Kellie Roesler at 613-625-1230.
“Call To Tender”
Perform outdoor duties as outlined in “Schedule A” for the
Economic Development Department. Tenders should be
provided in writing. Tenders include the following
requirements.
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
Must know how to use a lawnmower.
Must be able to work outdoors.
Envelopes should be clearly marked:
“Tender for Lawn Maintenance”
Addressed to:
Algonquin’s of Pikwakanagan- Economic Development
1657A Mishomis Inamo
Pikwàkanagàn, Ontario K0J 1X0
ATTENTION: Amanda Two-Axe Kohoko, A/Employment
Development Officer
To obtain a copy of schedule A,
please see Amanda at the Administration Office.
All Tenders must be received by
April 11, 2014 at 12:00 Noon.
***LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY
ACCEPTED***
***************************************************************
My “Tender” for web design services for the Economic
Development Department based on information given is:
$
For Tender.
Happy 13th Birthday
“COLE QUADE”
April 4, 2014
All our love,
Nanny & Poppa,
Mom & Brayden,
Auntie Stef & Uncle Danny,
“Call To Tender”
The Economic Development Department requires a tender for the following:
Baseboard Installation
Scope of Work:
Tender Closing Date:
Duration of Contract:
Equipment and Supplies:
The Contractor is to supply all necessary labour required to complete the services
described in “Schedule A”
April 11th, 2014 @ 12pm Noon
Until baseboards are installed
Equipment is to be supplied by the Bidder. Supplies will be supplied by the
Economic Development Department.
Tender Requirements:
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Companies:
Previous knowledge of baseboard installation
Prepare a written list of required supplies.
Completed tender form
If bidding as a company, all other individuals must meet all of the above
mentioned requirements.
The Economic Development Department does not have to accept the lowest or
any tenders.
Contract Award:
Site Examination &
“Schedule A”:
Tender Submission:
The Bidder is encouraged to contact the person below. To arrange for a site
inspection, by appointment only and receive a copy of the “Schedule A”.
“Schedule A” will be available in the Economic Development Department.
Submit “Tender” in a sealed envelope clearly marked:
“Tender for Baseboard Installation – Retail Building” addressed to:
Christine Lightbody, Manager of Economic Development
1657A Mishomis Inamo Pikwàkanagàn, Ontario K0J 1X0
All Tenders Must Be Received By April 11th, 2014
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TENDER FOR BASEBOARD INSTALLATION – RETAIL BUILDING
I,
having carefully read the tender specifications and
“Schedule A” (AND site inspection) submit my tender for labour services as:
$
Dated this
(Including all hours of work)
day of March/April 2014:
Signature
UNION OF ONTARIO INDIANS
Head Office: Nipissing First Nation, P.O. Box 711 North Bay, ON P1B 8J8
Phone: (705) 497-9127 Fax: (705) 497-9135
BRIEFING NOTE
DATE: March 26, 2014
To: Anishinabek Nation Chiefs and Councilors
From: Jody Kechego, Senior Policy Analyst, Anishinabek Nation
SUBJECT: Bill C-10 (Contraband Tobacco Act)
“Taxation on-reserve is not just about the current conservative government’s assault on First Nations Peoples,
it’s also about our identity going forward. If we allow this Bill to be imposed on our communities we are also
allowing the government to turn First Nation reservations into municipalities, and we will be that much closer to
becoming the token Indians they want us to be. We have to stand together and stop this Bill.” Grand Council
Chief Patrick Madahbee.
BACKGROUND:
Bill C-10, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (trafficking in contraband tobacco) was introduced in the House of
Commons on November 5th 2013. The Act was reintroduced ‘as is’ from the former Bill S-16, which died on the
order paper when the federal government prorogued in October 2013. Because this bill has been reintroduced
under a new process (through the House of Commons verses the Senate) it will require three readings in the House
and three readings in the Senate before it can be deemed law.
Bill C-10 is a short read but it will have a major impact on First Nations if it becomes law. The Chiefs of Ontario and
the Assembly of First Nations have made submissions against the bill when it was Bill S-16 and subsequently,
follow-up letters to maintain opposition have been sent to Canada.
ISSUE:
Bill C-10 is a highly offensive bill and contradicting to treaty laws. The bill proposes to make Tobacco sales
(including Raw Leaf Tobacco) illegal and a Hybrid Offence, meaning a person(s) can be charged for a Summary
Offence (lesser charge usually resulting in a fine and minimal jail time), or an Indictable Offence (major crime which
can result in federal prison terms). In addition to the impact on First Nation citizens who may incur jail time for
selling tobacco on-reserve (e.g. smoke shops) without a federal excise tax stamp, jurisdiction and taxation onreserve is a significant issue for Bill C-10.
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First Nations have consistently argued that jurisdiction within First Nation territories belongs to the First Nation
due to treaty and/or inherent rights, while the federal government has taken the position that First Nations are
within the jurisdiction of the federal government due to the Constitution Act, 1867 Section 91(24), “Indians and
lands reserved for Indians”, subsequently, this is where Canada received its authority to develop the 1876 Indian
Act. With Bill C-10 Canada is taking another step toward eliminating First Nation treaty and inherent rights by
criminalizing the sale of tobacco on-reserve and exercising its version of jurisdiction.
First Nation economies will take a major hit from this bill as tobacco sales is the largest trade and commerce
industry within First Nation communities. The impacts of losing the tobacco trade will have a ripple effect to other
businesses on-reserve.
CURRENT STATUS:
As of today, the bill remains at second reading in the House of Commons. It was reviewed by the Standing
Committee on Justice and Human Rights (mostly conservative members), and the bill went through a second
reading with no amendments. Third reading in the House can be expected any day and then it could be merely a
formality going through three senate readings before it becomes law, which will result in the police raiding First
Nation family businesses.
The bill was discussed at length during a Chiefs of Ontario (COO) Political Confederacy (PC) meeting on March 18 th.
The COO was directed to develop a template letter for First Nation communities to send to federal MPs and
Senators. As well, Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy was directed to send another letter (COO sent one out in
December) to Canada as a reminder that First Nations remain in opposition to this bill due to the illegal position of
Canada to violate treaty laws and infringe on First Nation jurisdiction. On top of all this, Canada continues to ignore
consultation and accommodation rules set by its own court system.
Chief Ava Hill of Six Nations stated that the Iroquois Caucus is making plans to aggressively oppose Bill C-10 and
that plans are currently underway to develop legal, communication and direct action strategies. First Nation
communities are encouraged to become proactive in opposing Bill C-10.
Recommendations:
tter of opposition to Members of Parliament and the Senate regarding the issues of treaty violations,
jurisdiction and prohibiting economic growth within First Nation territories, and the lack of consultation and
accommodation
ns of Canada’s planned violation of treaty rights through Bill C-10
rategy with First Nation
political support
-10
because of the offensive nature of Bill C-10
The significant issues in this bill is similar to the principles we fought when the HST was being imposed on
First Nation citizens however, the current proposed bill may have a more severe consequence for future
generations because it is the gateway to taxation on-reserve.
MAKWA BINGO
Monday, April 7, 2014
Monday Nights
469 Kokomis Inamo
(613) 625-2597
Progressive Balls!
Tuesday Nights at the
Elders’ Lodge 7:00 pm - $3.00/person
Light Lunch (Donations Appreciated)
50/50 Draw
ALL Welcome to come out
for a night of fun!
SMOKING and NON-SMOKING
SECTION
ELDERS’ UPCOMING MEETINGS
Doors Open at 5:00 pm
Bingo Starts at 6:45 pm
The next meetings will take place on
April 9, 2014 at 7:00 pm.
List of meetings on every 2nd Wednesday for 2014:
May 14, June 11, July 9, August 13, September 10,
October 8, November 12, December 10.
Garbage/Recycling Schedule
Wednesday’s – Garbage
Thursday’s – Cardboard/Fibre (Blue Bin)
Friday’s – Containers (Yellow Bin)
Clear Plastic bags may be used instead of bins.
Please have bags/bins to curb by 9:00 am
Dump Hours
Wednesday’s:
12:00 NOON – 6:00 PM
AND
Sunday’s:
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1ST, 2014
ONLY *WHITE* STYROFOAM
will be accepted for recycling!
ALL OTHER RECYCLING STILL
ACCEPTED!!!
White Styrofoam NOT COLOURED including
cups, plates,
egg cartons, meat trays, rigid packaging,
can be placed in your container recycling
(glass, plastics, metals, etc).
Please remove all tape, absorbent pads and
plastic wrap (discard with garbage) and food.
Non-acceptable items include coloured Styrofoam
(i.e. yellow meat tray), Styrofoam packing
peanuts, and Styrofoam insulation.
PIKWÀKANAGÀN
FAMILY HEALTH TEAM SERVICES
(613) 625-1175
Mundts / AOP Heating and
Ventilation Inc.
Services available Monday to Friday
EMERGENCY: 613-602-0084
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the dates as listed below.
469 Kokomis Inamo, Unit 3
Pikwàkanagàn, ON K0J 1X0
PH: 613-625-2222
Nurse Practitioners:
Gloria Nienkirchen– April 22 & 23, 2014
Derek Frew- April 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 22, 24, 25,
28, 29, 2014
Mundts / AOP Heating & Ventilation Inc. is a business that is
100% owned by the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation.
As heating and cooling specialist, we can provide a variety of
services:
Diabetes Educator:
Michele Smith – April 7, 16 & 22, 2014
Foot Care–April 17, 2014
In case of an emergency please call 911
or go the nearest hospital.
Pembroke Regional Hospital: 613-732- 2811
Renfrew Victoria Hospital 1-613-432-4851
St. Francis Memorial Hospital, Barry’s Bay 1-613-756-3044
Other Available Services:
Telehealth Ontario Line: -1- 866-797-0000
Community Information Center for Eastern Ontario: dial 211
Crisis Hotline: 1-866-531-2600
Youth Crisis Support Line: 1-877-377-7775
Kids Help Line: 1-800-668-6868
Drug & Alcohol Helpline: 1-800-565-8603
Problem Gambling Hotline: 1-888-230-3505
Victim Services of Renfrew County: 1-877-568-5730
Regional Sexual Assault Care Program: 1-800-363-7222
PROPANE
Tank and regulator installations
New furnace installation and inspection
Free standing fireplaces
Stove (appliances) conversion and installation
Propane generator hook-ups
Propane boilers & water heaters
OIL
Furnace, tank and chimney installations, repairs and
maintenance
Tank inspections
Annual furnace maintenance
WOOD
W.E.T.T. certified installations,
Inspections of air tights, wood furnaces and other wood
burning appliances
DUCTING
Custom Sheet Metal & Duct work and installation
HRV
Installation, maintenance and repairs of Air Exchangers
AIR CONDITIONING
Design, installation, repairs and maintenance of Air
Conditioning systems
New Housing Construction Season is coming
** Call for an Estimate.**
In case of no-heat emergencies,
call the Emergency line 613-602-0084
for service.
HAPPY 70th BIRTHDAY MOTHER
April 8, 2014
Kokomish Café Daily Specials
(613) 625-1196
Wishing you all the best
on this day and many more!
April 5-April 11, 2014
Tom, Jeff, Stef & Danny,
Nicole & Cole, Brayden & Larissa,
Peter & Karin and Anjeni…..
oh and BELLA.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Seafood Platter (1 Piece of Fish, Butterfly Shrimp,
½ Popcorn Shrimp and Fries) $8.95
Soup: Chicken Noodle $2.99
SEEKING VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE MEMBER
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Taco Casserole with Side Caesar Salad $7.29
Soup: Vegetable $2.99
We love you very much!
Anyone interested in sitting on a volunteer planning
committee for the “Algonquin Arts and Music Festival”?
Please contact:
Amanda Two-Axe Kohoko at (613) 625-2800.
SEEKING VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE MEMBER
The Standing Committee of Council on Public Works
is seeking a VOLUNTEER community representative.
Please contact Chantelle Coburn, PW Assistant
(613) 625-2800 ext. #245.
HOUSE FOR SALE (NEW PRICE!)
Location: 155 Kagagimin Inamo, Pikwàkanagàn
Description: Open concept kitchen-Living Room
2 Bedrooms,1 Bathroom (tub, shower and vanity).
Unfinished basement ready for your ideas!
Clad siding finish on house. Hot water tank and
furnace (approximately 4 years old). Four season
entry way added to original house. Full one car
garage used as woodworking hobby room plus other
lockable sheds. One needs side wall replacement.
Large irregular Lot fully fenced and gated.
ASKING PRICE: $60,000.00 (Possession to be
arranged at the time of sale and clearance from
Administration Office.
Inquiries to: Ronald Francois at 1-613-342-9606
Please leave message and I will return your call to arrange
a meeting at the house, as I live in Brockville.
To view house call Nona Golding
AFTER 6:00 pm at (613) 625-2859
Monday, April 7, 2014
Swiss Mushroom Melt with Soup or Fries $8.95
Soup: Tomato Bisque $2.99
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Swedish Meatballs and Garlic Bread $7.95
Soup: Beef Vegetable $2.99
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Slice of Pizza and a Pop $4.00
Soup: Chicken Wing $2.99
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Liver & Onions with Mashed or Fries,
Vegetables and Dinner Roll $7.95
Soup: Cream of Turkey Vegetable $2.99
All-You-Can-Eat-Spaghetti and Garlic Bread $9.95
Soup: Minestrone $2.99
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS
Are there any high school students that are in need of community hours for Graduation?
We are hosting an Aboriginal Arts and Music Festival and you can collect your hours helping and assisting the
community in this event! Any community members wishing to assist is greatly appreciated as well.
We’ve got lots of entertainment and activities to be enjoyed and looked after if needing community hours
please contact Amanda Two-Axe Kohoko at (613) 625-2800 ext.#253
ALGONQUINS OF PIKWAKANAGAN FIRST NATION MEMBERSHIP ADDITIONS
Name
Lamont, Rachel
O’Shea, Kevin Wallace
Campbell, Cody
Neiman, Shirley
Magi, Daana
Brabant, Sara
Sarazin, Luke Rueben
Tiegs, Hudson Charles
Storie, Colton Edgar Joseph
Roesler, Tanner James
Squires, Tammy
Rodgers, Bruce
Belanger, Jeannette
McCutcheon, Scott Tracy
Belanger, John
Jurgens, Deborah
Rodgers, Bruce Douglas Alexander
Belanger, Joseph Michael
Benoit, Cash Peter Douglas
Benoit, Zoey Tina Diane
McPhie, Joshua Barry
McPhie, Laura Ann
Needham, James Cory
Squires, Crystal Mae
Glaw, Jasmine Leigh
Barberstock, Sharon Tanisha
Family Line
Lavalley
Patridge-Aird
Sarazin
Lavallee
Lavallee
Ignace/Lamabe
Sarazin
Sarazin
Sarazin
Kohoko
Sarazin
Tennisco
Baptiste/Simon
Jocko
Baptiste/Simon
Jocko
Tennisco
Baptiste
Benoit
Benoit
Jocko
Jocko
Baptiste
Sarazin
Bernard
Meness
Date Posted
16 Aug 13
21 Aug 13
17 Sep 13
17 Sep 13
17 Sep 13
18 Sep 13
19 Sep 13
26 Sep 13
26 Sep 13
11 Oct 13
16 Oct 13
29 Oct 13
6 Nov 13
20 Nov 13
27 Nov 13
18 Dec 13
18 Dec 13
18 Dec 13
18 Dec 13
18 Dec 13
21 Jan 14
21 Jan 14
20 Feb 14
20 Feb 14
20 Feb 14
20 Feb 14
Appeal Period Ends
16 Feb 14
21 Feb 14
17 Mar 14
17 Mar 14
17 Mar 14
18 Mar 14
19 Mar 14
26 Mar 14
26 Mar 14
11 Apr 14
16 Apr 14
29 Arp 14
6 May 14
20 May 14
27 May 14
18 June 14
18 June 14
18 June 14
18 June 14
18 June 14
21 July 14
21 July 14
20 Aug 14
20 Aug 14
20 Aug 14
20 Aug 14
If you wish to appeal the addition of one of the above persons becoming a Member of the
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, please refer to your Membership Code, available in the
Lands, Estates & Membership Program or on line at danny.lands@pikwakanagan.ca
Date Posted: February 20, 2014
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Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS THURSDAY’S at 12:00 NOON-NO EXCEPTIONS
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation
1657A Mishomis Inamo
Pikwàkanagàn, ON
K0J 1X0
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday
8:30 am to 4:30 pm
(613) 625-2800 Administration Office
(613) 625-2332 Fax Number
CLOSED
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