Second Cut
wood for elders
Day is July 19
The Tribal Natural Resources Com-
mittee and Natural Resources Department
will sponsor another Cut Wood for the
Elders Day on July 19. The woodcut will
be held in the clearing on Gwee-Shut Road
across from the Tribal clinic in Siletz.
We need lots of volunteers to help
cut, split and deliver firewood for Tribal
Elders. Bring your chainsaws, hydraulic
wood splitters, splitting mauls, axes and
lots of energy.
Lunch, drinks and snacks will be
provided. We will start at 8 a.m. and go
until mid-afternoon.
The goal of this event is to deliver fire-
wood to as many Elders as possible. The
Elders Program maintains a list of Elders
who burn wood for their winter heat.
People willing to haul firewood to
Elders outside of the Siletz area should
contact the Elders Program at 800-922-
1399, ext. 1261, or 541-444-8261 to
be paired up with an Elder in need. We
especially need folks who can haul wood
to the Eugene, Salem and Portland areas.
Elders in need of firewood also should
contact the Elders Program to get their
name on the delivery list.
If you have parents or grandparents
who burn wood in the winter to stay
warm, you need to help out at this event.
Come help replenish those wood piles for
the coming winter.
The final woodcut this year takes
place Sept. 20.
Happy 50 th Birthday, Mom! Also,
Happy 2 nd Anniversary.
Love, Robert, Jenna, Matt, Micah
and Nick
Happy 2 nd Anniversary to Robert and
Jenna.
Happy 37 th Birthday to Corey Wayne
Strong. Did you finally grow into your
boots?
Luv, your wife, mom and family
PS – Thanks, Mom, for the PC.
Happy 20 th Birthday to Kyle Sr. I
remember when you were a little guy. Now
you’re bigger than me with a little guy of
your own. I can’t wait to meet my nephew.
I’ll be home before you know it. Stay safe,
little brother. Much love and respect.
Big Brother Matt
Happy 3 rd Birthday to Tamina and Happy 5 th Birthday to Gabriel! You’re growing
up so fast, I’m proud of you both. J Love you so much! It’s going to be a great sum-
mer filled with birthday celebrations, camping, fishing and so much more!
To use mail order pharmacy to order your refills after hours and on week-
ends: Please call the Siletz Clinic 7-10 days before you need your refills. This
allows us time to contact your provider, if necessary, and for mailing.
• Call 800-648-0449; enter 1624 as soon as the clinic’s message begins – you’ll
be transferred to the refill line.
• Or call the refill line direct – 541-444-9624.
Be a Foster Parent–Help a Child in Need
“When the Children Grow Old…
As posted by Marlin Fryberg on Facebook: Joyce, I purchased it from Rick
(Bayya) and promised I’d get it in the hands of the president. The man hand-
ing it to him is Brian Cladoosby, the president of (the) National Congress of
American Indians. I personally think Rick’s work is the best and just wanted it
recognized. After his term as president, this piece of art will still be appreciated.
If his prices are going up, I think I get a cost break lol jk.
We Want Them to Know We Fought for Them”
~
There are many ways to fight to protect our children.
One of those ways is by being a foster parent.
The Siletz Tribal Indian Child Welfare Department
is accepting and recruiting foster homes
on behalf of our Tribal children.
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If we see a child in need,
We meet the needs of that child.
It is the way of our people.
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For more information and an application, call:
Leah Suitter, Case Manager lll
Foster Parent Certifier, CTSI-ICW
800.922.1399, ext #1275, or 541.444.8275