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Page 9, News, Tuesday, November 12 1991 CGAVLIIAGNYLVO oe le va = '3 ov) is EFI GIVES ethrancdis - ee seal yiwottonttes ean 'sure: Santa, sees oso ids}. Ma Mak: wasnt e's peci message al 'Letters"To" siecle snvof' } LTP BNL NULLA RIVE WS CAI MASE MAI EL continued from page 5 Aboriginal self-government Thunder Bay last May, the deputy grand chief of NAN, Jim Morris, spelled out the process in five steps: 1. Creating indian institu- tions (child care, education, health, policing and so on). 2. Review legislation, to discover areas of conflict between aboriginal values and the laws governing the indian institutions. 3. Amend legislation to allow the indian institutions to operate in conformity. with native values and culture. 4. Create federal and provincial legislation to enable self-government. 5. Entrench this legislation in the constitution. Even Morris has admitted that the process will take "several more years." It's already taken since 1986 to get as far as NAN'S Step 3. If NAN communities fragment the process further, by each First Nation community asking for its own seat at the table, self-govern- ment negotiations will take even longer. Thus, despite Ovide Mer- credi's protests, if the federal government carries out its Proposals on self-government as it says it will, then the Proposals might just be acceptable, at least to aborigi- nal leaders in northern Ontario. ZAI CAWVLTIACQAQVLEZIGQD BEDEREEI ORS oy OBE IRBELS f VOTIONUD eet oven Wate Through The Classifieds You never know what great bargains you pas stumble across. You can lose a lot ae licence drinking and driving. the attomey Ontario General FOR 16 Cc é A MILLION ¢ PEOPLE Aa | EVICTION NOTICE. Wren tragedy strikes, CARE Canada moves in to assist in the rebuilding process. But we need you to help pick up the pieces. Give to CARE Canada now, before more lives are shattered. R E A o A P.0. Box 9000, 1550 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 4X6 1-800-267-5232 cons Bay = Pizza @& Subs (In the former J.C.T. Location) Offering The Finest Pizza G@ Submarines with fresh sub buns baked daily A Regular Menu with all your favorite snacks G@ foods GRAND OPENING 'SAT. NOV. 16TH Join us Sundays for "A Feature Breahjast" 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. GRAND OPENING Nov. 16, 1991 Free Sample Give Away Free treats for kids COUPON 10% OFF Any Item On Menu Expires Nov. 30/91 APTS. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #223 are pleased to announce the WINNERS OF THEIR RAFFLES AND DRAW. Julie Johner won the 'His and Hers' Nordic Sweaters, Carol Broughton won the $200 food hamper and the door prize donated by Tony Costa was won by Gloria Herculson. Environment Canada Parks Service Environnement Canada Service des parcs <s PUKASKWA NATIONAL PARK OPEN HOUSE a The public is invited to attend an informal open house to discuss the proposed revisions to the Pukaskwa National Park Management Plan. The open house will be held in Marathon at the Zero-100 Motel on Wednesday, November 20, 1-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. A newsletter summarizing the proposed revisions to the Management Plan can be obtained by calling the Park office at (807) 229-0801. Your comments on the proposed revisions to the ~ Management Plan will help us plan the future of Pukaskwa. Mike Murphy Park Superintendent aon Canada Has an immediate job opening for an Advertising Sales Representative in the The successful applicant will be a pleasant articulate person committed to working as part of a weekly newspaper team. A vehicle is considered a necessity. This is at present a part time position, (2-3 days per week) with the possibility that the Remuneration includes an hourly rate plus car allowance and commissions. Please forward your application and resume to: Linda R. Harbinson, Advertising Manager Nipigon/Red Rock Gazette Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Box 1057, Nipigon, Ontario POT 2J0 (please mark envelope confidential)