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 Publication Title Unknown, Summer 1993     "Six Nations elders enjoyed a fish fry on Wednesday at Chiefswood Park."

 Publication Title Unknown, 23 Jan 1993     Haldimand Deed a valid a document The Mohawk people of the Grand River will not participate in any agreement concerning hunting rights or political rights made with or on behalf of the Six Nations elected band council. For we feel that by participating ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 22 Apr 1993     Residents oppose proposed native laws OHSWEKEN - Some Six Nations members will do what they must to stop proposed federal legislation that would open the door to property taxes. "I'll go as far as I have to," said Allen MacNaughton, referring to stopping ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 16 Jan 1993     Apprentice carpenters Robert Henry (left) and Geoffrey Johns remove shutters from the Chiefswood home of poet E. Pauline Johnson on Highway 54 in Ohsweken. Students from Mohawk College are volunteering their labor to winterize the home to prevent damage before restoration begins in the spring. ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 1993     Land scarce in Ohsweken for second stage housing OHSWEKEN - Rapid growth in Ohsweken is hampering attempts to build second-stage housing for women leaving the reserve's family violence shelter. Reva Bomberry, director of Ganohkwa Sra, said Canada Mortgage ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 15 Mar 1993     Little Support for Polygreen on Reserve OHSWEKEN - Cynicism and pessimism rule as Six Nations residents try to decide whether to allow a plastic recycling company into the community. While some say the company would bring dozens of jobs, others are ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 17 Mar 1993     Partial article.

 Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 6 Aug 1993     The Story of Red Jacket The story of the great Seneca chief Red Jacket is told in this year's Six Nations native pageant beginning tonight near Ohsweken. In this scene, Red Jacket's wife, played by Cathy Henhawk, tells the chief, played by Kelly General, that she ...

 Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 11 Dec 1993     SCHOOL OF TRADITION Ohsweken school reflects native culture The turtle shape of the $6.8-million I.L. Thomas School originates in Iroquois culture. OHSWEKEN - When the home and school committee was looking to name School B, there ...

 Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 13 Sep 1993     DANCER Christopher Smith, Expositor Staff Dalton Miller dances in a competition at the annual Six Nations fair in Ohsweken on the weekend. See story on page A3. ...

      Six Nations teens start new program OHSWEKEN - Ryan Doolittle and nine other teenagers want to help young kids navigate through the rough years of school. Starting with School No. 8, the young people want to act as role models - a teenaged version of big ...

 Brantford Expositor, 1993     Radio station to issue release OHSWEKEN - CKRZ, the Six Nations' radio station, will be issuing a press release to address concerns about the condition of the radio station's facilities. Last week, five staff members at the station wrote a letter to station ...

      Native offering to set up shop Six Nations OHSWEKEN - Shawn Brant wants to bring economic development to Six Nations - and he wants nothing in return. Mr. Brant of the Tyendinaga reserve in the Belleville area wants to expand Bench Tech Design, his six-year-old ...

 Brantford Expositor, Nov 1993     "Inside a log cabin, just west of the village, Sault College of Sault Ste. Marie holds classes."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Nov 1993     Remembrance Day is very special time for local columnist OHSWEKEN - To me, November is a time of Remembrance. I was too young to join the army during the Second World War. However, I had two older brothers who had gone to work in the U.S. and they ...

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Dec 1993     Native play enjoyable but hard to understand OHSWEKEN -A couple of weeks ago, I went to see the play, If Jesus Met Nanabush. It was being performed by the De-Ba-Jeh-Mu-Jig Theatre Group at the Woodland Indian Cultural Centre on Mohawk Street in Brantford. ...

 Beatty, Jim; White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, 1993     "When Six Nations people burn tobacco in a traditional ceremony, they believe the smoke will carry their prayers to the creator above."

      Former native councillor dead at 52 OHSWEKEN - Ray Hill who served on the Six Nations band council for several years, died after suffering an aneurysm on the weekend. Mr. Hill, who was 52 years old, died at Hamilton General Hospital on Sunday. The ...

      "And there is the old residential school building, an imposing relic of the days, not so very long ago, when it was the accepted thing to teach native children that their own culture was worthless."

      "The air was fresh and cool, the sun was bright, the snow on the ground was clean and crunchy, and the snakes travelled like waxed lightning."