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GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW NATIONS YO! NEWS

YO!News April 1, 2016

Social Development News!

Renewal Time

I would like ALLSocial Assistant Clients to come in to make

appointments with me at the band office,I need to see

everyone who is on my program during this time I will have

someone in with me for some of the appointments just so you

aren’t caught off guard when you arrive.

You will need updated ID, for you and everyone on your file,

you will need to fill out the B&D Forms as well as another

application if you do not make an appointment in April you

will not receive Social Assistance for the month until you

make it in, and I will not see anyone the week of social

assistance if you missed it then you will have to wait the

following week.

Appointments

This time of year my schedule is crazy I cannot accept drop

INS, if you need to see me please make an appointment with

Bernadine. The month of March is year end and April/May is

prep time for audit, if you absolutely need to see me a

an emergency or close to I may make exceptions.

I ask that you please understand that my personal time is for

my family and ask that you please contact me during work

hours 8AM-4PM mon-Friday

Stubs (Monthly Declaration)

Your stubs are due the Friday before Social Assistance day

which is every last Wednesday of the month if you do not get

your stubs in you will have to wait for your cheque for the

following week. During the week of Social assistance it is

quite busy I have to complete monthly reports and pay bills

etc. Again if you don’t have your stub in by Friday before

social assistance day you will not receive your social

assistance cheque right away sometimes it may take to the

following week, I encourage you to fill stubs in anytime

during the week it is always in a separate folder for whatever

the month is and the following month.

BC HYDRO

I am currently working with BC Hydro and Service BC to set

up a better way to keep hydro updated a lot of bills were

behind due to the security deposits that were put on

everyone’s bills from missing September payments when

there was no one in Social Development we are almost caught

’NAKWAXDA’XW NATIONS YO! NEWS 01/04/2016

Social Assistant Clients to come in to make

appointments with me at the band office,I need to see

who is on my program during this time I will have

someone in with me for some of the appointments just so you

You will need updated ID, for you and everyone on your file,

ell as another

application if you do not make an appointment in April you

will not receive Social Assistance for the month until you

make it in, and I will not see anyone the week of social

assistance if you missed it then you will have to wait the

This time of year my schedule is crazy I cannot accept drop

INS, if you need to see me please make an appointment with

Bernadine. The month of March is year end and April/May is

prep time for audit, if you absolutely need to see me and it is

an emergency or close to I may make exceptions.

I ask that you please understand that my personal time is for

my family and ask that you please contact me during work

day before Social Assistance day

which is every last Wednesday of the month if you do not get

your stubs in you will have to wait for your cheque for the

following week. During the week of Social assistance it is

ts and pay bills

etc. Again if you don’t have your stub in by Friday before

social assistance day you will not receive your social

assistance cheque right away sometimes it may take to the

following week, I encourage you to fill stubs in anytime

week it is always in a separate folder for whatever

I am currently working with BC Hydro and Service BC to set

up a better way to keep hydro updated a lot of bills were

t were put on

everyone’s bills from missing September payments when

there was no one in Social Development we are almost caught

up, everyone is eligible for certain amounts in their shelter if

you haven’t come in with your hydro please leave a message

with Bernadine so I can work on it for you, keep in mind that

if you have a few people living with you and you are working

the bill gets split in the amount of people who are in your

home, then we pay their portion and you will pay the other

portion.

I know a lot of the bills were high over the holidays due to the

cold weather I know it’s hard but if we could conserve energy

in any way that would make your bills a lot less. If you don’t

need a light on switch it off or if you need a heater for one

room or a couple rooms leave it to those rooms and close your

doors to keep the heat in the areas you will be in. Unplug all

your things you aren’t using believe it or not you are still

being charged for things that are plugged in IE; coffee pots,

toasters, electronic devices anything really that could be

unplugged. You will be amazed at how much your usage goes

down. If you aren’t watching your TV turn it off.

Special needs

If you haven’t spent your special needs, March 31, 2016 was

the last day. Special needs will be available to you again in

June

Wood

If you need wood please leave your name with Bernadine

with the person you would like to get your wood from, the

men who are on our list is Jeff Fields, Dave Deans and Albert

Charlie Mike Grady has taken his name off

looking at the next name in line. If you are looking for work

and have your own truck and Saw please come put your

name in with me at the band office I do have a waiting list

right now but having the few extra people on list would be

great.

If any Social Development clients have any questions

regarding their file you need contact me directly you cannot

have any advocates, I will not speak to anyone else but

yourself.

I have moved downstairs in the band office to

accommodate those of you who couldn’t walk up the

stairs, I know there was several who couldn’t and

chose not to come in because of this. If there is

something that you aren’t sure about please do not

hesitate to leave a message with Bernadine and I can

get back to you as soon as I can.

Thank you, Lucy Scow Social Development Administrator

up, everyone is eligible for certain amounts in their shelter if

you haven’t come in with your hydro please leave a message

Bernadine so I can work on it for you, keep in mind that

if you have a few people living with you and you are working

the bill gets split in the amount of people who are in your

home, then we pay their portion and you will pay the other

lot of the bills were high over the holidays due to the

cold weather I know it’s hard but if we could conserve energy

in any way that would make your bills a lot less. If you don’t

need a light on switch it off or if you need a heater for one

uple rooms leave it to those rooms and close your

doors to keep the heat in the areas you will be in. Unplug all

your things you aren’t using believe it or not you are still

being charged for things that are plugged in IE; coffee pots,

devices anything really that could be

unplugged. You will be amazed at how much your usage goes

down. If you aren’t watching your TV turn it off.

If you haven’t spent your special needs, March 31, 2016 was

be available to you again in

If you need wood please leave your name with Bernadine

with the person you would like to get your wood from, the

men who are on our list is Jeff Fields, Dave Deans and Albert

Charlie Mike Grady has taken his name off the list. I will be

looking at the next name in line. If you are looking for work

and have your own truck and Saw please come put your

name in with me at the band office I do have a waiting list

right now but having the few extra people on list would be

If any Social Development clients have any questions

regarding their file you need contact me directly you cannot

have any advocates, I will not speak to anyone else but

I have moved downstairs in the band office to

who couldn’t walk up the

stairs, I know there was several who couldn’t and

chose not to come in because of this. If there is

something that you aren’t sure about please do not

hesitate to leave a message with Bernadine and I can

I can.

Social Development Administrator

GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW NATIONS YO! NEWS 01/04/2016

Yo! News is prepared by Bernadine Clayton Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Receptionist This newsletter is delivered to all houses on the Tsulquate Reserve every first of the month and posted to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw website. If you have questions or comments about this newsletter, contact Bernadine at (250) 949-8343 or e-mail [email protected] The purpose of this newsletter is to keep Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw community members informed about what is happening in the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office and the surrounding community. Anybody is welcome to make submissions to the newsletter, including announcements, lost-and-found, photographs, bakwam’kwala words, stories, legends, drawings, etc. etc. etc. Other ways to stay connected to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw community are: Website (www.gwanak.info) Facebook (User: Gwasala Nakwaxdaxw) Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Nations Band Office PO Box 998, 154 Tsulquate Reserve Port Hardy, B.C. V0N 2P0

COUNCIL Chief Paddy Walkus: (250) 949-1486 Sits on all committees / [email protected] Gary Walkus: (250) 230-3852 Health and Social Development,Ec. Dev. Band Office, Capital, Treaty, Education, Personnel, Infrastructure, fishing, FuneralPortfolios Leslie Walkus: (250) 230-0034 Ec. Dev, Youth, Housing, Education, Fishing Portfolios Grace Smith: (250) 902-2320 Treaty, Housing, Infrastructure Portfolios Lucy Scow: (250) 230-4275 Ec. Dev, Youth, Treaty, Education, Infrastructure Portfolios Dodie Rufus: (250) 230-4642 Youth, Education, Infrastructure Portfolios Darryl Coon: (250) 230-0360 Housing, Social Development, Ec. Dev, Youth, Housing, Education, Personnel, Fishing, DarrylPortfolios Terry Walkus: (250) 230-2459 Social Development, Ec. Dev, Band Office, Capital, Treaty,Housing, Personnel, Fishing, Funeral Portfolios Eddie Charlie; (250) 230-4212 Social Development, Personnel, Housing,

STAFF Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office Phone: (250) 949-8343 / Fax: (250) 949-7402 Roger Nopper, Band Manager [email protected] / (250) 902-2309 Margaret Bernard, Finance [email protected] / (250) 902-2308 Conrad Browne, Economic Development [email protected] / (250) 230-5081 Colleen Hemphill, Treaty [email protected] / (250) 949-8424 Linda Paul, Treaty Administrative Assistant [email protected] / (250) 949-8994 Chelsey Walkus, Food & Nutrition Coordinator [email protected]/(250)949-7406 Katrina Johnny, CCP Coordinator [email protected] / (250) 902-2305 Lucy Scow, Social Development [email protected]/ (250) 902-2307 Lorna Henderson, Housing [email protected] / (250) 902-2304 Leo Lawson/ Capital Specialist officer [email protected] / (250) 949-2306 Grace Smith, Education [email protected] / (250) 902-2320 Bob Swain, Public Works [email protected] / Cell: (250) 230-0087 David Schmidt, Natural Resource manager [email protected] / (250)902-2310 Elisha Taylor-child/Native Court Worker (250)902-2223 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Elders Centre Silena George Elders’ Coordinator [email protected]/ (250) 949-7406 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Health & Family Services Front Desk: (250) 949-8131 / Fax: (250) 949-6811 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw School Front Desk: (250) 949-7743 / Fax: (250) 949-7422 www.gwanak.bc.ca Eke Me-Xi School (250) 949-8332


TREATY UPDATE

Another Look at Governance

In February, Chief and Council, along with Hereditary

Chiefs Willie Walkus and Tom Henderson, met to

discuss Governance. As stated in the last Yo News, GN

Governance workshop sessions take place so leadership

can meet to discuss how to give clear detail to the 7

recommendations made in 2012 on building

Governance capacity. Last monthleadership took an in-

depth look at the topic of the roles of hereditary

leadersand elected leaders.

Rod Naknakim, a lawyer as well as a Chief Negotiator

for his own First Nation, We Wai Kai Nation (Cape

Mudge), delivered very thoughtful and engaging

information to aid the discussion on Governance

leadership. Rod’s research summarizes the meaning of

Governance in this way:

“… Governance is what human beings engage in

so that they can get more things done”.

“Establishing a government enables humans to

operate as a group”.

Governance is “working together to make a

decision”.

Rod’s presentation also contained core Governance

principles or values that he says are found among

Indigenous peoples around the world. For example,

these values include “Respect”; “Inclusivity” or the

value of everyone affected must be given opportunity

to be included; “Fairness”; “Honesty”; “Love” including

love not only for our families and territories but also for

our ancestors and for all creatures, and “Sharing”.

Rod highlighted traditional ways of governance, e.g.,

through the Potlatch,laws were declared. He reminded

the group that in the old days people knew where they

stood; everyone had a job and nobody was poor.

Through the Indian Act and other oppressive laws,

traditional laws and governing systems, have seriously

been eroded.

Currently through various court cases and related

events the “law is changing” and Rod stresses that GN

needs to know what it wants to take advantage of these

changes. He is referring to cases such as the Tsilhqot’in

court case where the Court adopted a broad and

expansive approach to the concept of Aboriginal Title.

The topic of hereditary leadership was continued after

Rod’s presentation and it was concluded that GN Chiefs

need to discuss roles and specific protocol/permissions.

Discussion points will be brought to GN

members/families for feed-back so stay tuned for

further information and updates on this very important

topic.

L~R: Hereditary Chief Willie Walkus, Councillors

Grace Smith, Lucy Scow and Eddie Charlies in

attendance

At three day Governance Workshop held in December

’15.

Submitted by Colleen Hemphill, Chief Negotiator


STATEMENT TO THE COMMUNITY

In response to numerous concerns raised by community

members and to maintain the safety of the community:

That Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw Council shall immediately

implement steps to combat all facets of the drug and

illegal alcohol trade, including, enforcement of the

Housing Policy (eviction as per agreements with tenants);

and, working diligently with the RCMP, the Courts on

any/all related actions.

Further that we will pursue all resources to assist in this

direction, Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw Council shall

implement active bylaws on anti-drug and illegal alcohol

enforcement bylaws inclusive of speeding on reserve

against those individuals and their accomplices involved

in these activities.

Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw Council


Yo wiksas I hope you all enjoyed the beautiful weather we have been having. As many of you know, the elders went on their trip early this year. They left for Vancouver March 19 and returned March 23. On the 19th half of them attended the Canucks hockey game. Clara Richotte and John Henderson joined them. On Sunday March 20th, they went to the museum of anthropology at UBC. They ran into Henry Seaweed there. A young man by the name of Robert Williams sang for the group. After that, they went over to Park Royal for some food at the food court. Monday March 21- the group went to science world. There were a lot of kids there. A few got to walk around and enjoy what the place had to offer. After that, we headed onto On Ons wonton house in Burnaby. A tasty treat. Tuesday March 22- we headed to Northern Indian Affairs office downtown to see if some could get the new status cards. Sadly everyone needed their Birth certificate, and marriage certificate with them if they've changed their last names. About a handful was able to fill their forms out and get photos done for the new card. We then walked over to Deliotte. Vickie Whitehead & Meghan Shannon greeted the group. They sat down and visited while enjoying some refreshments and cold drinks. Later that evening, the ones that didn't go to the game, went to the Elvis Presley concert: Return to Graceland at Queen Elizabeth Theater. Sadly they were strict about photos being taken at this event. But if you ask the elders how it was, they'll be able to tell you all about it. On Wednesday March 23- we headed for home. We arrived home at 4pm. Here are some photos of the trip. Gilakasla Silena George, Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw Elder's Coordinator


Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw Nations

Fisheries Department

Yelloweye Rockfish for Elders

Contract opportunity

Dear Members:

The Fisheries department has received roughly 2000lbs of Yelloweye Rockfish for distribution to the

elders. The fish is in a whole, frozen state.

We are looking for an interested member/members to provide the following services:

- Thawing

- Fileting and cleaning

- Bagging

- Delivery to elders

of all the rockfish that we have. You must have experience in dealing with rockfish as this is a rare treat

for us and we don’t want to waste any. You must be able to do all the rockfish at one time in clean and

sanitary conditions and be able to deliver portions to all our elders. As the fish is frozen, you will need

space to thaw them out. The Band will supply a couple of fish totes for use if required. Bags will also be

supplied. All other materials, equipment and delivery of frozen/filleted fish are the responsibility of the

one selected for the contract.

If you are interested, please submit a price quote for all the services listed above as well as your

experience dealing with rockfish, place that you will be doing the cleaning and any other thing that will

help make a decision to:

David Schmidt

Fisheries Manager

At either: [email protected] or to the band office in a sealed envelope. Deadline is 12:00 pm April 7,

2016.Council will make the final decision at the council meeting on Thursday, April 7, 2016. Time is of

the essence and we will need this completed as soon as possible after contract award. Note that the

lowest price or any other single point will not necessarily be the automatic choice but be deceided based

on the merits of the quote.

mailto:[email protected]

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LOCAL JOB POSTING

Grade Hoe Operator - Full-Time Company: RSD Road Building Ltd Industry: Forestry Wage: TBD Expiry Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2016 - 9am Details: Rate of pay to be negotiated based on experience. Camp work, shift 14/7. Fly into camp. Qualifications & Experience: Forestry road construction company requires a skilled Grade Hoe Operator. Experience with building coastal logging roads is mandatory. Level 1 First Aid required or course taken within 1 month of hire date. Must have a valid Class 5 driver's licence and have reliable transportation. This position will entail shift work in remote locations (Camp) and work outside in all types of weather. Previous supervision experience is an asset . How to apply: Email resume with references to [email protected] Driller/ Blaster - Full-Time Company: RSD Road Building Ltd Industry: Forestry Wage: TBD Expiry Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2016 - 9am Details: Rate of pay to be negotiated based on experience. Camp work, shift 14/7. Fly into camp. Qualifications & Experience: Forestry road construction company requires a driller/blaster. Must have experience operating hoe drills and tank drills. Must have a valid WorkSafe BC blasting ticket. Level 1 first aid required or course taken within 1 month of hire. Must have a valid Class 5 drivers licence and reliable transportation. This position will entail shift work in remote areas (Camp) and work outside in all types of weather. How to apply: Email resume with references to [email protected] Project Coordinator - Contract Company: Vancouver Island North Tourism Industry: Tourism/ Hospitality Wage: TBD Expiry Date: Wednesday, April 6, 2016 - 9am

Details: This is a contract position. It is expected that applicants will be independent contractors and will be based out of their own equipped office space. This project is inclusive of all communities within the Regional District of Mount Waddington Key Job Responsibilities: - Management of select marketing programs including budgeting, sales monitoring, design consultation, stakeholder liaison, and collaboration on contracts when required - Project strategy and development – trails strategy, Whale Heritage Site development - Stakeholder relations and relationship building – newsletter creation and distribution, stakeholder meetings, project networking - Project communications – stakeholder marketing calendar, progress reporting, product and tourism development reporting, - Research and survey coordination and support – resident survey, stakeholder survey, project satisfaction surveys, Visitor Experience Survey support - Administration – project reporting, assistance with asset development, maintenance and creation of project agreements and forms, website maintenance - Optional expansion of the role to include commission-based marketing program sales which would include the additional responsibilities of: Maximizing stakeholder participation in Vancouver Island North programs; Ensuring all programs achieve sales targets; Prospecting for potential advertisers through sales calls; Completing contracts and advertising agreements with program participants; Providing marketing intelligence related to stakeholder needs to the Tourism Coordinator Qualifications & Experience: Are you looking for an exciting, fast-paced position in destination marketing? If you are personable, motivated, dedicated and passionate about the Vancouver Island North region, we want to hear from you. We are seeking to enter into a contract with an individual who can assist with the coordination of regional tourism marketing initiatives and supporting project administration.


The ideal candidate will be a people person with strong connections in the community. You will report to the Tourism Coordinator and work in cooperation to ensure that all programs achieve their goals. This role requires proficiency with website software, WordPress preferred, Microsoft Office applications, and social media platforms. For the right candidate, there is the potential to expand this role to include commission-based marketing program sales support. Expert communication skills will be required for individuals considering taking this on as you will be responsible for building stakeholder participation in Vancouver Island North’s tourism programs, ensuring all programs reach sales targets, conducting phone and in-person sales calls, and completing sales contracts with advertisers. How to apply: Please submit your personal resume and cover letter to: Joli White, Tourism Coordinator - [email protected] Website: http://www.vancouverislandnorth.ca Crew Leaders - Full-Time Company: Statistics Canada - Census Industry: Other Wage: $19.91/hr Expiry Date: Tuesday, April 5, 2016 - 9am Details: Statistics Canada is looking to hire Crew Leaders and Enumerators for the upcoming Census. These non-office jobs require staff to work in neighborhoods and communities in all urban, rural and remote areas across the North Island. As a Crew Leader you will train, lead and supervise a team of Enumerators. You will be involved in the recruitment of staff. Varying employment periods between early March and the end of July 2016 depending on assignment and location. If you're a proven leader in your community who can motivate others, this may be the job for you. Qualifications & Experience: Are you: 18 years or older? A Canadian citizen or eligible to work in Canada? Able to commit to at least 20 hours per week including days, evenings, weekends and holidays as required? A valid driver's license and access to a vehicle are required in some areas. Candidates should be computer literate and have access to a home computer with Internet. Candidates must pass a written test, reference

check, and government security assessment. Supervisory positions will require the candidate to pass an interview. How to apply: For information on the application process, please visit the census website: www.census.gc.ca/jobs Website: http://www.census.gc.ca/jobs Enumerators - Part-Time Company: Statistics Canada - Census Industry: Other Wage: $16.31/hr Expiry Date: Tuesday, April 5, 2016 - 9am Details: Statistics Canada is looking to hire Crew Leaders and Enumerators for the upcoming Census. These non-office jobs require staff to work in neighborhoods and communities in all urban, rural and remote areas across the North Island. As an Enumerator you will distribute questionnaires door-to-door and conduct personal interviews and follow-up both in person and by phone. Varying employment periods between mid-April and the end of July 2016, depending on the assignment. If you like working with people and are detail-oriented, this may be the job for you. Qualifications & Experience: Are you: 18 years or older? A Canadian citizen or eligible to work in Canada? Able to commit to at least 20 hours per week including days, evenings, weekends and holidays as required? A valid driver's license and access to a vehicle are required in some areas. Candidates should be computer literate and have access to a home computer with Internet. Candidates must pass a written test, reference check, and government security assessment. How to apply: For information on the application process, please visit the census website: www.census.gc.ca/jobs Website: http://www.census.gc.ca/jobs Grapple Yarder Operator - Full-Time Company: Western Forest Products Industry: Forestry Wage: TBD Expiry Date: Tuesday, April 5, 2016 - 9am Details: You bring to the job an excellent safety record and a strong work ethic. You are a highly motivated team player with excellent skills in relation to time management and prioritizing.


You have creative and innovative thinking and logical problem solving, verified by your references who confirm you as a person that is accountable and dependable. A minimum 5 years’ experience operating a Madill 044 Grapple Yarder. Work schedule is 5 & 2. This is an hourly USW union position, details of the collective agreement can be viewed at http://www.westernforest.com/building-value/our-people-employment/employees/ Qualifications & Experience: WFP is currently seeking a Grapple Yarder Operator to join our Holberg Forest Operation located approximately 45 minutes west of Port Hardy, BC. Located at the northern tip of Vancouver Island, BC, Port Hardy (pop. 4,500) is nestled on the edge of the Queen Charlotte Strait, in the small Hardy Bay. How to apply: http://www.jobs.net/jobs/westernforest/en-ca/job/Canada/Grapple-Yarder-Operator/J3K0BG5YGZ29YRDN66X/ Website: http://www.jobs.net/jobs/westernforest/en-ca/job/Canada/Grapple-Yarder-Operator/... Terminal Service Attendants - Seasonal Company: BC Ferries Industry: Transportation Wage: TBD Expiry Date: Friday, April 15, 2016 - 9am Details: With 47 ports of call, 35 vessels, and more than 500 sailings every day, BC Ferries is the largest independently-owned ferry company in the world. Dedicated to safety, excellence, innovation, and people, we are committed to continuously improving the west coast travel experience of our customers. TERMINAL SERVICES ATTENDANTS Port Hardy & Port McNeill: Seasonal, on-call positions You are enthusiastic and reliable, performing traffic control, baggage, and custodian duties. You direct traffic during loading/unloading procedures; maintain terminal buildings and grounds; communicate with other shipboard and terminal staff to ensure the safe and efficient

loading and discharge of vessel traffic; respond to passenger queries; and perform additional duties as required. Qualifications & Experience: A valid BC Driver's Licence is required. How to apply: Email your resume, in one of the following formats; Plain text, MS Word, or PDF, quoting position title to [email protected] or fax to 250.339.5427. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.


BIRTHDAY/ REQUESTS

Loraine Skookum – Wilson: Special birthday

wishes to my baby G aka as Gladys a happy

birthday and to our oldest grandson boots aka as

David Brotchie we love you both so much, also

birthday wishes to our oldest granddaughter

Cheyenne Janssen we love you beautiful

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Margaret Rose Nelson:

To Family & Friends my Son James Humchitt

Jr. Will be getting major surgery on his heart

and I will be trying to fundraise so as his Mother

would love to be there from when he goes till he

comes home but need your help! So help a loving

mom be with her Son! Please! Any donations

would be greatly appreciated thank you! Luv u

all, April 22 his operation! Thanks again!

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Hello everyone! I am a new Scentsy Independent Consultant I look forward to this venture and I'm here for all your Scentsy needs. Give me a shout if you'd like to place an order through me, questions or would like to see what Scentsy is all about. You can text or call me on my cell: 250-230-9413. Thank you, Tiffany Charlie

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Vanessa Eve Walkus: A special 14th Birthday

wish sent to our beautiful daughter Trinity

Brealynn on April 14. Love you so much babe.

Love Mom, Dad, Tris, Sie and Buwa

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Scooby Charlie: Happy birthday to my mamma

Connie Frances on the 19th luv son and husband

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Paula H Walkus Sr.: Wishing our girl Alicia a

very Happy 17th Birthday April 5th. Hope you

enjoy your day. smile emoticon love mom, dad n

siblings.

A very happy 18th birthday wish to nephew

David Kable Rios-Mcknight. Love you neph hope

you enjoy your day, love from Aunty and uncle

and cousins. April 5th

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Priscilla Charlie-Iraheta:

Happy Birthday to Baby G Gladys Dawson

Happy Birthday to my nephew David Brotchie

March 31st we love you both

Happy Birthday to my niece Cheyenne Janssen

love you so much

April 6th

Love from Priscilla Diana Luis baby Rj

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