Adams Lake Indian Band P.O. Box 588, Chase, BC VOE 1M0 Phone:679-8841 Fax:679-88 1 3

email: [email protected] www.adamslakeband.ors

Adams Lake Indian Band Office

Will be closed

February 11, 2013 For Family Day

Will re - open Regular hours February 12,2013

Sexqeltqin Health Centre PO Box 1009

Chase, BC

VOE 1 MO

Phone: (250) 679-7726 Fax: (250) 679-2234

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST Catering services required for March 6 & 7, 2013 Women's Wellness Conference

Provide for 100 people: Menu Plan- Nutritious Light lunch for two days and nutritious snacks, tea and coffee 9 am to 4 pm

Deliver the food in a timely manner. Must have own cooking utensils/ware; Responsible for clean up of kitchen area used including dishes, utensils, pots/pans, bowls and remove the food that was delivered in to the site or make arrangement; Responsible for general clean up of tables/chairs/floor/ used for eating Pre-organlzation regarding shopping for food Obtain Pre-authorization for budget Methods of bidding: o Included in bid - wages, food cost, menu and preparation, o Successful bid will be required to sign a short term contract Cancellation Policy; This does include Acts of God •

Refunds total amount of contract

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Pay back all funds paid for wages, supplies & food costs Sub-contractors any assignments to this contract requires pre-authorization.

• Adams Lake Band has the right to cancel for reasons such as: Funeral, Acts of God To apply for casual catering services: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7)

Prepare menu and budget for total costs of catering services for approval Facilities used or required for preparing food Acquisition of equipment Other requirements: proof of transportation and facility availability Must have current proof of Food Safe Certification Chef training or certification Knowledge of Canada Food Guide - knowledge of allergies re: lactose intolerant etc.

Deadline:

Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 4:30 pm

Attention:

Nikki Thiessen, Community Health Worker

Mail/Fax to:

Adams Lake Band 250-679-2234 Fax

P.O. Box 1009, Chase, B.C. VOE 1M0

HORTICULTURAL OPPORTUNITY

The Ciyale Agriculture Division extends an invitation to community members to utilize the community garden and the greenhouse located near the gymnasium for the purpose of horticultural crop production. A wide range

of vegetable crops can be grown in the garden and within the greenhouse, providing an excel 1 Community garden in 2011 with drip irrigation lent opportunity to generate income for the user from the sale of produce. Water for irrigation is available at the garden and greenhouse. Initial tillage of the community garden prior to planting will be provided free-of-charge. Guidance in horticultural crop production will also be provided. If you're interested in pursuing this agricultural business opportunity, please pro vide a written copy of your horticultural proposal to the receptionist at the Band office on or before April 1, 2013. The proposal may pertain to the (a) community garden, (b) greenhouse, or (c) com munity garden and the greenhouse. The proposal must include information about the horticultural knowledge and skills of the applicant, and include a detailed work plan, production plan, financial plan and marketing plan. All submitted proposals will be reviewed and the successful candidate(s) will be notified on or before April 15, 2013. For fur ther information contact:

Brian Harper. Manager, Ciyale Agriculture Division via email: [email protected] or Mike Christian, CEO, Adams Lake Development Corporation: (250) 833-0356. Don't miss this excellent opportunity to establish a market garden and/or a greenhouse enterprise. *********************************************************

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Adams Lake Indian Band presents

Bruce D. Perry m.d., po. February 14th & 15th, 2013 Adams Lake Conference Centre (6349 Chief Jules Dr., Chase B.C.)

''Child Trauma & Attachment"

Dr. Bruce Perry is a clinician and researcher in children's mental health and the neurosciences, and an internationally recognized authority on children in crisis. "The development of a young child is profoundly influenced by experience. Experiences - good and bad - shape the organization of the brain. The ultimate effect is to impact emotional, social, cognitive and physiological functioning. Insights into this process come from under standing brain development. Both trauma and neglect, the absence of essential developmental experiences required to express a funda mental potential of a child, are pervasive problems in our culture. Various forms of neglect are possible and include splinter neglect, total global neglect and emotional or relational neglect. Chaos, threat and abnormal patterns of emotional, social, cognitive and physical interac tions with young children lead to an array of brain-related problems. This presentation will review clinical work and research that can help us better understand developmental trauma, neglect and the relational problems that arise from neglect and threat. An overview will be pro vided that suggests new directions for clinical practice, program development and policy makers." ♦

Early Registration $300./person (plus $36.HST) (Extended January 18th, 2012)

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Regular Registration: $350./person (plus $42. HST) (January 19th - February 1st, 2013)

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**(NEW) Group Registration: 10 or more registered group, $250./person (plus $30. HST) REGISTRATION CONTACT: Sandy Lund, Ph. 250.679.8841 email: [email protected]

Social Workers, Educators, First Nations Health/Social/Community Wellness, ECE Staff, Social

Agencies, Mental Health, Parents/Care-givers, School Counselling & Family Support

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Registration Form Sexqeltkemc Ent. Inc. C5EI) / Sexqeltkemc Ltcj. Partnership CSLP) Ofthe 3 Bands,

SpUtsin, Neskonlith an4 AcJarns Lake ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING CAGM) Friday, February 22, 2013 10am to 1pm At

ALiB Gym, Chase, BC First Name:

Last Name:

Band Name:

Attendees are required to register for the AGM Please Return Registration Form to: Dorry William at: dorrywilliam^cablelan.net Or Fax: C250) 679-2115

Closing date for registration is February 20, 2013 at 3pm

ALIB Public Works invites community members to join usfor an evening:

INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATION ON

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$150 Gift Card

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Home Depot

PLACE

LIB GYMNAISIUM Dinner will be served at 5:30 PM

Develop a better understanding of recycling and the positive impact to mother earth o Young or old, we can all do our part to reduce, and recycle

FACT - aluminum cans are back on the

shelf^jain as new cans within six \ weeks. It takes 95% less energy to manufacture a can from recycled

FACT - plastic bottles are turned into new

bottles and buckets using about a third less energy than manufacturing new plastic.

aluminum thin it does to make it from brand new material.

Must be in attendance to win theSI50 gift card, it will he drawn at the end ofthe evening.

ALIB Public Works invites community members to join usfor an evening:

INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATION ON

RECYCLING WITH TNRD, MARTIN DICKSON

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Date

FEBRUARY 25,2013 Time

$150 Gift Card

5:30 PM

Home Denot

PLACE

ALIB GYMNAISIUM Dinner will be served at 5:30 PM

Develop a better understanding of recycling and the positive impact to mother earth o Young or old, we can all do our part to reduce, and recycle

FACT - aluminum cans are back on the

shelf again as new cans within six weeks. It takes 95% less energy to manufacture a can from recycled

FACT - plastic bottles are turned into new

bottles and buckets using about a third less energy than manufacturing new plastic.

aluminum thin it does to make it from

brand new material. Must he in attendance to win the SI50 gift card, it will he drawn at the end ofthe. evening.

ALIB Public Works invites community members to join usfor an evening:

INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATION ON

RECYCLING WITH TNRD, MARTIN DICKSON

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Date

FEBRUARY 18,2013 Time

$150g7//cw

5:30 PM

Home Deoot

PLACE

Pierre's Point Log Bldg. Dinner will be served at 5:30 PM

Develop a better understanding of recycling and the positive impact to mother earth o Young or old. we can all do our part to reduce, and recycle

FACT - aluminum cans are back on the

shelf again as new cans within six weeks. It takes 95% less energy to manufacture a can from recycled

FACT - plastic bottles are turned into new

bottles and buckets using about a third less energy than manufacturing new plastic.

aluminum thin it does to make it from brand new material.

Must he in attendance to win the SI50 gift card, it will be drawn at the end ofthe evening.

Self Defense Thursdays 7-8:30pm ALIB Gym $10/Mos Band Members S30/Mos Non Band Members

Please bring in-door shoes

For more info call Craig Duckchief @ 250-679-2247

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** DOGS!!!!

There have been many complaints of DOGS barking in the evening and late at night. If you own a dog, please make sure it is not barking in the evening or late at night. Keep them quiet. Thank you.

Also please keep them tied up or on a leash, it is hard to enjoy a walk when you are being barked at or bit.

From Deputy Minister Graham Whitmarsh about the new OV_^ oCTVlCeS Cai'd.

Beginning February 15, 2013. the provincial government will introduce the BC Services Card, which will be phased in over a five-year period. The new card replaces the CareCard, can be combined with the driver's li cence and also serves as government-issued identification. All BC Services Cards will have an expiry date, enhanced security features and most will have a photograph, which will help to improve patient safety and re duce card misuse.

The BC Services Card will be delivered as an integrated program of the Ministry of Citizens' Services and Open Government, the Ministry of Health, and the Insurance Corporation of BC. In the future, we anticipate that additional in-person and online government programs and services will be accessed through the BC Ser vices Card.

The Ministry of Health is pleased to announce that the Medical Services Plan is the first program available through the new card. With this change, and beginning February 15, 2013, there will be a new requirement for most adult BC residents to renew their enrolment in the Medical Services Plan by 2018. Once enrolment has been successfully renewed, individuals can be issued a BC Services Card. New regulations will also come into effect for health care providers, including the duty to verify patients* en rolment in Medical Services Plan and the duty to report Medical Services Plan misuse. For information on these requirements and more, please visit: health.izov.bc.ca/msp/infoprac/index.html. where you will find the following resources: •

A BC Services Card ID fact sheet for health care providers with images of the card:

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A set of questions and answers:

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A multimedia eLearning tool for self serve information on the BC Services Card program; and.

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Technical readiness information for those who use. or plan to use. a card reading device to capture infor

mation from the

magnetic stripe or 2D barcode on the CareCard and BC Services Card.

In January 2013, a public communications campaign will be launched to inform BC residents about the BC Services Card and the changes to the Medical Services Plan. Kits with posters, brochures and other communi cations materials will be delivered to health providers and other locations in communities across the province. In addition, the Ministry of Health and our partners have been engaging with stakeholders to inform them about the upcoming launch of the BC Services Card. These important meetings and presentations will continue through the initial phase of the launch.

If you would like more general information, please visit: BCServicesCard.ca or by telephone 1-800-663-7867 (604 660-2421 in Metro Vancouver and 250 387-6121 in Victoria).

Thank you for your support during the transition to the new BC Services Card.

Sincerely.

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Graham Whitmarsh

Deputy Minister

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7am-4:30pm

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LahalSong

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Movie Ui} Salniar

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