Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1986)
USDA (continued) Unfortunately, we do not get more than a 24 hour notice when the trucks come In, however, the food distribution days are regularly scheduled and advertised in this newsletter. We would like to compile a list of volunteers whom we can contact on short notice and would be willing to spend a few hours helping unload the trucks when they come in. Additionally, we need a list of volunteers willing to assist with the food distribution at the Salem warehouse during the scheduled distribution days. If you can participate at any level, please call Barbara at 879-5215 and let her know so we can develop a list of contacts. One of our requirements for participation in this program is to provide an in-kind match and this is done solely from volunteer help at the warehouse. Please help us keep this vital program available to our members by offering your valuable assistance. VERIFICATION REMINDER During the programs annual inspection we were found lacking documents or statements that verify client resources and income. We need to remind clients and prospective applicants that they must provide proof of wages, unemployment, social security and all other income. PLEASE BRING PROOF OF ALL INCOME TO YOUR NEXT SCHEDULED DISTRIBUTION APPOINTMENT. Education During the month of April the Education Office received a total of 12 Employment Assistance (AVT) inquiries, 4 Higher Education inquiries, and 3 Adult Education inquiries. Application forms and informational materials were sent out to all eligible applicants. If you've received a Higher Ed or AVT application packet and have not yet completed the necessary forms, please do so as soon as possible. A word of WARNING If you haven't yet filed a FINANCIAL AID FORM for 1986-87 school year. In order to receive priority consideration for any federal grants (PELL, SEOG, CWS, etc.) you should- have mailed your completed FAF by the first of May 1986. If you haven't done so, your FAF will be ranked in order that it is received and submitted to the college or school you will be attending - SEND IN YOUR FAF 1986-87 TODAY! CONGRATULATIONS Hats off to tribal members CHARLOTTE QUENELLE who earned a 3.54 GPA during Winter Term 1986 and was placed on the Portland Community College DEAN'S LIST; and to ANTHONY LANE, who earned a 3.69 GPA during Winter Term 1986 and was placed on the Chemeketa Community College HONOR ROLL! Keep up the good work! Charlotte is majoring in Business Administration - Accounting, and Anthony is majoring in the Electronics Engineering Technology program.