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EVENTK.C. Sweets Halloween Bazaar

Saturday October 26, 2019New Credit United

Church Hall2691 Mississauga Rd.

New Credit9 am- 4 pm

Come take a look at what our awesome vendors have to offerEnjoy lunch and baked goods by

K.C. SweetsGet your Christmas Shopping

StartedHope to See You all on Saturday

EVENTChicken Supper

AtSt. Lukes Church

Smoothtown (1246 Onondaga Rd Near

3rd line)Saturday Nov 2nd, 2019

4:00 pm to 7:00 pmAdults - $15.00

Child ( 6-12 )- $7.00Preschoolers FreeTake-outs Available

THANK YOUThe Six Nations Veterans

AssociationWE WILL REMEMBER THEMThe Six Nations Veterans Association wish to thank all of the many volunteers and community members for participating in the annual Remembrance Day activi-ties held on Sunday Oct. 20, 2019.A special thanks to the SN Po-lice for escorting the parade, the Sour Springs Longhouse cooks for a fabulous meal, Six Nations Council for the luncheon catering and fly-past donation, Mark Hill for the use of two golf carts, Kyle Martin for the program layout ,the invited speakers for their encouraging words, Candy Wright for the great pictures and to Padre Norm Casey for his inspiring words ofhope for all Veterans and families. Nia:wah In friendship, Pres-ident John Monture & Mem-bers-Six Nations Veterans Association

THANK YOUSix Nations Health

Foundation We extend our thanks to all the golf sponsors of the Six Nations Health Foundation 9th Annual Charity Golf Tour-nament held on Saturday, August 3,2019 at the Mont-Hill Golf and Country Club. Steve Montour, Lillian and Kevin Montour, GRE, Ava Hill, PharmaSave,Iroqrafts, Cecil and Bonnie Davis, Hagers-ville Laundromat, Brantford Town and Country, Tim’s Tire (Hagersville) and golf players that donated back,(Poody, Keeshig, Ward and a mixed team (Chris, Nin, Sam, Poo-dy). We also thank all the golf-ers who attended our event and appreciated your support so much. I am wishing every-one wellness and hoping to see you all next year in 2020. Proceeds go towards a pa-tient care training Mannekin for Six Nations programs and first responders. Submitted by Bonnie Davis on behalf of the Six Nations Health Foun-dation Inc.

OBITUARY

ASHBAUGH: Helen Marian nee: Clause

March 2, 1941 - October 15, 2019

Helen has reunited with her husband Charles; son, Rob-ert; sisters, Shirley (Eddie), Phyllis, Sybil (Elmer), Joyce (Dave), Bertha (Albert), and Bernice. She is survived and will be sadly missed and lov-ingly remembered by sons, Eugene, and Roy; grandchil-dren Kayla (Glenn), Karly, and Meggan; and great grandchil-dren, Anthony, Maci, Carter, and Calvin, and many nieces & nephews. Funeral Service will be held at Styres Funer-al Home, 1798 4th Line Rd., Ohsweken on Friday October 18, 2019 at 1 pm. (visiting from 11am. until service time). Cremation to follow. www.rhbanderson.com

OBITUARY

ANTONE: JENNA VERASuddenly on Wednesday Oc-tober 16, 2019 at the age of 31 years. Jenna is survived by and will be remembered by children; Anthonie, Lacole, Jaela, Angelena, Justyce, and Johnny; siblings, Jonathan (Kailla), Jericka, Jeremy, and Hunter; nieces and nephews, Jorja, Jem, Emily, Parker, Dominic, Jonavan, Loki, and Jace; mother, Lavelle Antone. Special niece to Auntie and Uncle. She is also survived by special friends, George Tefft and Jake Starner, and many aunts, uncle, cousin and friends. Jenna is now back in the arms of her true love Johnny and predeceased by grandparents, Willard General and Vera Jonathan. Resting at Styres Funeral Home, 1798 4th Line Road, Ohsweken af-ter 2 pm. Sunday where Fu-neral Service will be held on Monday October 21, 2019, at 11 am. Interment Doxtater Home-stead. www.rhbanderson.com

IN MEMORIUM

Brandon Jacob KingAugust 7, 1978 - October

23, 2016I love youI miss youI wish I could give you a hugLove,Your Azure Baby

IN MEMORIUM

Brandon Jacob KingAugust 7, 1978 - October

23, 2016Those we love don’t go away,They walk beside us every day.LoveLacy J, Halen, and Hendrick

NOTICE TO CREDITORSIn the Estate of Gary Lynn Sandy late of 3502 5th Line, OHSWEKEN in the Province of Ontario, deceased.All claims against the above Estate duly verified and with particulars valuation of secu-rity held. If any, must be sent to the undersigned before January 21, 2020

THANK YOUSandy Gary (Punk)

The Children of the late Gary Sandy (Punk) would like to thank family and friends for their support during Dads passing. Thank You also tot Angela for making his clothes, Rachel for his moccasins, Skyler for his headdress, RGH Funeral Homes, the cooks cleaners speakers, pall bear-ers, singers and any others we may have missed. A very special Thank You to Aunt Ra-chel for instructing us on the traditional ways, Uncles Moe, Jerry and Johnson for taking us under their wing and Henry for being supportive and en-suring the 10 days followed tradition. And to Wendy for all your help and friendship with Dad.Nya-Weh,Gary Jr, Ron, Tawnya, James, Josh, and Elijah

EVENT58th annual Six Nations Election

Night of Unity RallyThe Old Council House at 1799 4th Line Ohsweken

Tuesday October 29th from 630pm till 9pm

Chief and Councillor Candidate meet and greet.

All welcome. Come and enjoy light refreshments provided

by the Candidates. Have your questions and concerns

answered, addressed and have your voice heard.

Candidates scheduled to appear as of press, list as

follows.Rhonda Martin, Derek Bomb-

erry, Alaina Vanevery, Nick Wyman, Harvey Powless,

Plus more. Follow each of the candi-

dates on facebook for more info and updates

Attention Six Nations Cannabis Growers, Vendors, advocates etc

Six nations people cannabis co-alition would like to invite all six nations band members waiting to get started in the cannabis indus-try to join us on November 1st at the old six nations council house at 1799 4th line Ohsweken. Come on have your voice heard as the snpcc will be unveiling the people’s answer to cannabis reg-ulation on six nations. We have spent months creating a viable alternative to the six nations can-nabis commission. That offers accountability, transparency and responsibility in regulating this soon to be prosperous industry for our territory, made up of the people and for the people. We will be lobbying the new elected council to adopt this new strat-egy, as we believe it’s a better representation of our ppl. Come and enjoy some light refreshments and Add your thoughts to our mission and help us usher in this amazing industry to the people of six nations. Have your voice heard. All welcome. Friday Nov 1st 7pm-9pm. Visit us Snpcc.ca.

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