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Charles Fox was given another three-year term as the leader of the Chiefs of Ontario organization on Wednesday, June 25.

The Chiefs of Ontario is the largest First Nations group in Canada next to the Assembly of First Nations, representing 160,000 people in 134 First Nations across Ontario.

Everyday new community announcements are created and posted on the local community television station for everyone to see. The background music comes from the community radio station that plays Wawatay Radio whenever there are no local programs. Everyone in Fort Severn has this television turned on to listen to the radio and watch for new community announcements about someone's birthday, an upcoming meeting or workshop, job postings and everything else.

Now the Multi-Media Producer, Barney Turtle, is saving all these posters on-line in a photo album so other people from outside the community can also see what is happening in Fort Severn. Be sure to check out the Fort Severn Community Announcements photo album (go to the last poster in the album for the lastest announcement). A link to this album is also available directly from the Fort Severn First Nation web portal.

Deer Lake First Nation

Ladies First Invitational Baseball Tournament

July 30 - August 3, 2003

Travel Day July 30, 2003

Starts July 31, 2003

$500 Entry Fee outside teams

$700 Entry Fee Local teams

Prizes To Be Determined by # of Entries

Contact People :

Lakers

Mona Meekis-----------------------775-2346

Rose Meekis------------------------775-9554

Stacey Quill-------------------------775-9312

Recreation

Brad Meekis-----------------------775-9520

Andy Meekis-----------------------775-9453

Zack Meekis-----------------------775-9259

Kenny Meekis---------------------775-0008

Band Office Ph----------------775-2141

Band Office Fax----------------807-775-2220

Hydro Fax (Zack)-------------775-2272

Accomodations will be provided

Band By-Law Must be respected