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2014 elk tag drawing details The annual drawing for the Tribe’s elk rifle tags will be held Oct. 6 at 5 p.m. in the Tribal Council chambers. Applications will be available starting Sept. 8 and are due Sept. 26 in the Natural Resources office. Applications can be picked up at the Natural Resources office, downloaded from the Tribe’s website (Tribal Services/ Other Departments/Natural Resources) or they can be mailed to you by calling the Natural Resources office. Each person must fill out, sign and turn in their own application. This year, we have 25 tags each for the first and second season bull hunts and only 10 tags for the various cow hunts. If you have any questions, call Natu- ral Resources Manager Mike Kennedy at 541-444-8232 or 800-922-1399, ext. 1232. Courtesy photos From Cynthia Farlow: Ben Brooks (above) is the clay class instructor at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. He offers classes to the community and to the college. I finished taking my classes and we were finishing the last of my pottery (right) with a Raku firing procedure using an insulated trash can and piping in propane to temperatures up to 1,500 degrees. More information is available at brookspottery.com. 2 spots open on Natural Resources Committee There are currently two vacancies on the Natural Resources Committee. The Tribal Council meeting in October will take place in Brookings, Ore. If you are interested in submitting an application for one of these positions, please contact the Tribal Council office staff at 541-444-8203 or 541-444-8205. Oct.17,2014•8a.m. These positions will remain open until filled. BestWesternBeachfrontInn•16008BoatBasinRoad Last elders woodcut set for Sept. 20 The Tribal Natural Resources Com- mittee and Natural Resources Department will sponsor the final Cut Wood for the Elders Day of the year on Sept. 20. The woodcut will be held on the Tribe’s Logsden Road property between the Tribal food distribution warehouse and the Tribal vehicle storage yard 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. This will be the last woodcut of the year. Project, continued from page 1 Meyer Memorial Trust is a private foundation that is not connected to Fred Meyer Inc. Maya Lin and local communities from Oregon and Washington. The Confluence Project is catalyst for discovery. We create spaces that promote moments of insight about the confluence of culture, history and ecology along the Columbia River system. We share stories of this river through six public art installa- tions, educational programs, community engagement and a rich digital experience. Four of the six planned sites featur- ing art by Lin have been completed and annually serve more than 1.7 million visitors and community members along the Columbia River system at Cape Dis- appointment State Park (Ilwaco, Wash.), Vancouver Land Bridge (Vancouver, Wash.), Sandy River Delta (Troutdale, Ore.) and Sacajawea State Park (Pasco, Wash.). Chief Timothy Park (Clarkston, Wash.) will be completed this year and Celilo Park (The Dalles, Ore.) in 2016. Confluence was founded in 2002 as a collaborative effort of Pacific Northwest Tribes, acclaimed artist For more information, contact Execu- tive Director Colin Fogarty at colin@ confluenceproject.org or 360-693-0123. Last Roll# First Last Roll# First Hegge Holland Holmes John Landeros Lee Lee Logan Logsden Lund Martin McAward McKnight Milam Moody Mortenson Napoleon Nickel Parker Prather 2035 1887 3142 1286 777 3407 2547 805 3180 817 3814 3033 4033 3034 2987 1811 3782 4278 2363 3399 Ransier Ray Reher Richardson Rilatos Runyan Russell Russell Schroeder Service Shanks Smith Smith Smith Stahl Tanewasha Tangen Torrez Turner Ueland 3270 4130 2340 2860 1505 About the Confluence Project Missing Moccasins (as of Aug. 15, 2014) Roll# First 2365 4038 3082 1800 2388 4187 2476 1826 4131 4133 2943 1116 1634 1540 4237 3141 3946 1650 2531 1329 4 Middle Wednesday Kyle Carl Gary, III Lynn Kimberly Ann Stanley Kurtis Mikelle Lashay Karlee Jane Abel Jay Jessica Ildiko Maria Rose Corey Alan Brenda Lee Robert C. Serena Jasmine Nathan Jon Rosario Nakai Redhawk Windy Mae Jedediah Joseph Shawn Anthony Brandon Scott • Siletz News Last Roll# First Bally Beals Belgarde Black Bone Brantly Butler Caba Campbell Cochran Cole Davis Decker DePoe Dugan Easter Ficcadenti Fuhrer Ghan Harrelson 2816 1694 2096 1376 4613 5567 3751 1996 1931 1690 3519 3323 1550 2480 2427 1335 3069 2967 1346 2275 • Middle Joseph Russell Gabriel E. Shatara Rosemarie Andrew, Jr. David Dominic Louis Kirk, Jr. John Paul Ward Kenneth Wayne Zachary Forrest Chad Oliver Linda Christine Brian James Jason Henry Joseph Jay Adalena Ann Mortie Donald Lewis Dakota Forrest Thomas Delores Anne Bradford Robert September 2014 Middle Colby Mark Daniel Gene Cheyann Charisse Charles Eugene Kari Kerlynn Michelle Ann Nathan Tyee Roberta Pauline Toni May Diane Lee Alyssa Noel Hannah Elizabeth Jordan James Ryan Lee Rosie Marie Clarice Estelle AbbieRose LuAnn Savannah Jo Dereck Lee Jacob Dirk Middle Last Samuel James Viles Elijah Whitney Williams Tyler AB Williams-Belgarde Nicholas Windsong Mari Woosley Address changes must be updated in writing and must include your signature. The Address Change form is available on the Tribal website - ctsi.nsn.us. You also can obtain one by con- tacting 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 writing and must include your signature.
