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Missing Moccasins Roll # Last 3053 2011 2365 4038 1705 4187 5204 1475 1914 3376 2915 3085 2943 2676 2020 1461 4168 1116 2998 2072 2442 335 2531 5124 359 2077 2632 4590 1570 1376 3065 1564 2298 1220 1994 1769 4114 2807 3483 2515 5368 702 2275 4117 1286 3407 805 3028 4367 4556 817 1080 3782 3731 2908 2039 1860 3567 4140 1028 4994 3372 1505 2392 First Middle Anderson Mathew, Jr. John Arden Andrew Michael Bally Wednesday Beals Kyle Carl Brantly Deanna Lynn Brantly Mikelle Lashay Brown Sheri Marie Bruns Sharon Lynn Carey Dennis Adlem Carmichael Scott Richard Cheek Darod Anthony Clawson Erik Lee Cole Corey Alan Cook Elise Marie Cook George Russell Cox Leslie Christine Davidson Cody Blake Davis Brenda Lee Eddings Anne-Marie Ewing Kristina Marie Fisher Hoxie Alan Flores Randall, Jr. Perry Ghan Shawn Anthony Golba Laura Lynn Gonzales Josephine A. Hall Joshua Allan Darrel Higgins Lori Shane Horn Raylynn Kay Louise Jackson Monique Fayette John Andrew, Jr. David Johnson Johnnie, III Ray Justice Sandra Dawn Justice Whitney Dawn Keller Ronald, II D. Kipp Sherry J. Lucas Aimee Elizabeth Lucas-Dickman Shaylah Rashay Ann McClintoc Tracy Earl McCollam Melanie Nicole Moreno Franco, Jr. Armando Nelson Donald Hank Olson Ole Willard Prather Bradford Robert Ratigan Rachel Lynn Richardson Charles Eugene Runyan Michelle Ann Russell Roberta Pauline Ryan Donavin Scott Sanders Malissa Dianne Saunders William, IV Nois Service Diane Lee Snider Dixie Rae Tangen AbbieRose LuAnn Taylor Nawitka Chee-Chako Timeus Clinton Lee Wallace Sondra Colleen Warren Alfred James West Ryan Eugene Whalen Jana Elaine Williams Melody Muriel Wilson Erica Dawn Wolf-Lane Scott Raymond Woosley Mari Yarbour Bruce Anthony Address changes must be updated in writing and must include your signature. The Information Change form is avail- able on the Tribal website - ctsi.nsn.us. You also can obtain one by contacting the Enrollment Department at 541-444-8258 or 800-922-1399, ext. 1258; covas@ctsi. nsn.us or by mail at P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380-0549. Must be updated in writ- ing and must include your signature. Courtesy photos by Maria LaFriniere Dancers of all ages take the floor at the Family New Year’s Eve dance at the Tribal Community Center. Family New Year’s eve dance a fun, sober celebration The New Year’s Eve Dance, sponsored by the Tribal Housing and Behavioral Health departments, was a big success. Thank you Sheila and Isaac DeAnda for entertaining us with the music! Families and participants from all ages attended and danced all night to ring in the New Year at a fun and sober event. Many volunteers from the community and various Tribal departments helped out. A big thank you goes out to Frank Aspria for taking time to prepare the food. We wo u l d l i ke t o h o n o r t h e community members and supporters for this event. Without your attendance, we would not be able to enjoy wonderful times like this! NikeTalk.com donates to American Indian College Fund DENVER – NikeTalk.com, an online community dedicated to fans of sneakers and sports culture, donated $11,000 in November to the American Indian College Fund for scholarship support to benefit American Indian students. “As the late Harvey S. Firestone once noted, ‘It is only as we develop others that we prematurely succeed,’” said Nelson Cabral, founder of NikeTalk.com. “True success, lasting success, is both inter- personal and inter-generational. By this measure, I can think of no more successful investment than to support the American Indian College Fund in its ongoing mis- General Council Meeting sion to assist thousands of dedicated scholars and cultivate a new generation of leaders.” “We are delighted that NikeTalk.com is dedicated to the intellectual achieve- ment and growth of tomorrow’s leaders in Indian Country through its support of the American Indian College Fund,” said Cheryl Crazy Bull, president and CEO of the College Fund. “A college education will help Native people to succeed in their personal, professional and community goals, and education is changing the face of Indian Country, one person at a time.” The American Indian College Fund (the College Fund) is the nation’s larg- est private provider of scholarships for American Indian students. Founded in 1989, the College Fund has been “Educat- ing the Mind and Spirit” of Native people for nearly 25 years and provides an aver- age of 6,000 scholarships annually. The College Fund also supports the nation’s 34 accredited Tribal colleges and universities located on or near Indian reservations. It consistently receives top ratings from independent charity evalua- tors. For more information, please visit collegefund.org. Programs: Natural Resources Tribal Members’ Concerns Siletz Tribal Community Center Call to Order Invocation Flag Salute Roll Call Approval of Agenda Approval of Minutes Siletz, Oregon Siletz Tribal Arts & Heritage Society Adjourn Feb.1,2014•1p.m. Chairman’s Report Announcements February 2014 • SiletzNews • 13
