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Remember to report your hunting, fishing harvests Siletz flag joins others at Standing Rock protest site By Mama Whitebear On the behalf of Siletz Tribal Elder Dino Butler and family, I would like to put my hands up for the utmost respect to the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians Tribal Council for giving us the honor of driving and placing their Tribal flag in solidarity and support of the Standing Rock No Pipe Line along with 120 other Tribes’ flags on their ancestral lands. Thank you Luhui Whitebear-Cupp, representing Coastal Band of the Chu- mash and Southwest nations, for driving us there and following the direction given from Creator to take our family pipe and other family flags to honor John Trudell and Nilack Butler to DAPL. Much honor to our grandchildren Chechio and Aqiwo-Xus who walked us all in. Masi, Anthony Anderson for As the hunting season begins, Tribal members are reminded to report harvests of deer, elk, salmon and shellfish to the Natural Resources Department. Per the Tribal Hunting, Fishing and Gathering Ordinance, the Tribal member issued a tag is personally responsible for reporting within three business days if a tag is filled. Names of Tribal members issued tags who report filled tags are entered into one of the incentive drawings below. Drawings for incentives occur after the season has ended. Logsden Community Club to hold annual Harvest Auction fundraiser Deer/elk hunting incentives Cabela’s gift cards – $100, $75 and $50 Cultural salmon fishing incentive Cabela’s gift card – $50 Shellfish gathering incentive Courtesy photo Cabela’s gift card – $50 Juanita Whitebear and Dino Butler CTSI NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARVEST REPORT FORM D E E R – E L K – S A L M O N ROLL #: TAG ISSUED TO: DATE FILLED: SELECT ONE: DATE REPORTED: □ DEER □ ELK bringing your children representing Warm Springs Tribal youth leadership; Honey- Rose Butler for your songs and security representing Canada, Siletz and Umatilla ancestors; Precious Rosella, Lil Man Chewy in being part of the experience helping and prayers shared with us. For all the relatives who helped make this possible, for us to get there and return home safely, this trip would have not been possible. Thank you Snoqualmie Tribe, Marvin Kemp and family, Michele Buchanan, Elaine Pearl Rilatos-Smith and family, David Gray, Alana Lane, Dorothy Lane, Margaret Bartley, Robin Youngblood, Steve G, Melvin G, our sons Molo, Ché and Buddha, and Karen Rudolph for renting the car. This trip really couldn’t have happened without your love and support. Definitely the prayers and Creator above all. □ SALMON TYPE/SIZE: (EXAMPLE: 4X4, SPIKE, COW) LOCATION/UNIT: LOGSDEN, Ore. – The annual Logs- den Community Club Harvest Auction will be held Oct. 8 from 6-9 p.m. The largest fundraiser of the year for the Logsden Community Club, this annual family-friendly event continues to delight those who attend. An abundance of garden fresh veg- etables and fruit, plants, fresh-baked culinary delights, home canning, unique and one-of-a-kind items, gift certificates and gift giving items beyond imagination will be included in the auction. Purchase a hot dog, chips and a drink for $3 or homemade cookies for a quarter to munch on during the bidding. For those who wish to donate an item (no clothes, please) to the auction, please drop your items off between 3-6 p.m. on Oct. 7 or 2-5 p.m. on Oct. 8. Gift certifi- cates can be sent to The Logsden Commu- nity Club, P.O. Box 67, Logsden, OR 97357. The Logsden Community Club donates a portion of its profits back to the community, including the Siletz Val- ley Volunteer Firefighters. Located at the junction of the Logsden/Siletz Highway and Moonshine Park Road, the Logsden Community Club is situated on a historic site where the local school once sat. Today’s facility, built in the 1980s, is available to rent and is a wonderful location for local gatherings, including weddings, family reunions, memorials and other celebrations. The facility also houses a commercial kitchen for cottage industry entrepreneurs who market culinary items and is a designated emergency shelter. Rental rates for events are reduced for individuals who become members of the Logsden Community Club. The cost to join is $25. For more information on the auction, contact Renee Preston at 541-444-1050 and for information about renting the building for an event, contact Joan Lofton at 541-444-2233. Free child ID kits from the Oregon State Police 503-934-0188 or 800-282-7155; child.idkits@state.or.us REPORTED BY: TAG NO. 2016 Standing Committee Vacancies CTSI NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT HARVEST REPORT FORM S H E L L F I S H Education Committee, Health Committee and Enrollment Committee– Vacancies are Open Until Filled For Tribal members interested in serving on a Standing Committee, please fill out this form and mail or fax it to Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Attn: Executive Secretary to Tribal Council, P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380-0549; fax: 541-444-8325. ROLL #: PERMIT ISSUED TO: Name: __________________________________________ Roll No: __________ DATE FILLED: DATE REPORTED: Address: __________________________________________________________ CIRCLE SPECIES: Cockles Steamers Butter Clams Gapers/Horsenecks Softshell Clams Razor Clams Sea Anemones Rock Oysters/Piddocks Saltwater Mussels Varnish Clams City: ______________________________ State: ____________ ZIP: __________ Telephone: Day ( ) ________________ Evening ( ) _________________ HOW MANY EACH SPECIES: ____ Education Committee – 1 vacancy for term ending February 2017 ____ Health Committee – 1 vacancy for term ending February 2017 ____ Enrollment Committee – 1 vacancy for term ending February 2017 LOCATION: REPORTED BY: 6 • Siletz News PERMIT NO. • October 2016 If you have any questions, please contact Tami Miner, Executive Secretary to Tribal Council, at 800-922-1399, ext. 1203, or 541-444-8203.
