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Smoke Signals March 1991 page 2 Community News Enrollment Program -Statistics As our Tribe now numbers 2707, the enrollment program is more important than ever. The Enrollment Program has 3 basic functions. 1. To assist applicants in the enrollment procedure. 2. Maintain the individual files of enrolled members. 3. Maintain a statistical data base of Grand Ronde members. To effectively provide the above services, the confiden tiality of all members must be guaranteed. If you believe that your confidentiality has been broken, please notify the enrollment director, or the programs manager immediately! The economic development office has developed a survey soon to be mailed out. The statistics gathered through this survey will provide the Tribal Council and Tribal prigrams with the necessary information for future planning. Please respond!! The enrollment applications are available on request. The applications have the eligibility requirements, and an instruction letter attached. The enrollment office also has orderforms and address of vital record units to assist clients in obtaining birth certificates. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of assistance. Sincerely, y Margo Mercier Oregon Poetry Anthology The Oregon Poetry Anthology is making a call for submissions. The anthology is sponsored by the Oregon Council of Teachers of English, and is intended as a historical review of Oregon poets, past and present. They are seeking material accessible to middle and high school students, reflecting a representation of Oregon's finest nationally-recognized, regional, and community based poets. Ethnic and minority poets are especially encouraged to apply. Send up to 10 poems on any subject. If published, indicate where and when. Name and address must appear on each page. Also include short biographical sketch, with occupational and publishing background, place of birth, where raised, and how you see yourself as an Oregon poet. Send all materials in triplicate, collated, plus business-size SASE for reply, to Ingrid Wendt, 2377 Charnelton, Eugene, OR 97405. Materials will not be returned. Selections will be made by early 1992. Deadline for submissions: April 1. NEW ARRIVAL!!! To Terry and Trade Show Twin girls, Rebecca Lynn & KollieAnn Show Born at Columbia Memorial Hospital January 27, 1991 Grandparent, Genevive Ray of Astoria, OR. NATIVE AMERICAN ELDERS PINEEWAUS Third Annual Elders Pow-Wow Friday -March 1,1991 Portland State University Gymnasium 724 SW Harrison" Portland, Oregon For more information call Portland Impact 233-5000 or American Indian Association of Portland 233-5000. ; NO ALCOHOL OR DRUGS ALLOWED ALPINE 1st Annual Native American POW-WOW March 8, 1991 Alpine School Gym Alpine, Oregon Grand Entry 7:00 p.m. Native Dancing, Drumming, Singing, Arts & Crafts Vendors: $10.00 per table For Information Call Sky at 424-2156 or Alpine School at 424-3601 RED WILLOW POW-WOW March 16, 1991 Gervais High School Grand Entry 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. Hwy 99E North of Salem No AlcoholDrugs Allowed (503) 792-3697 Don Moccasin USDA DATES FOR SALEM MARCH 12, 13 & 14 PLEASE BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR APPOINTMENTS Stork Stops Nashtoytsa Catherene Jo Cann Pierce, 51bs. 7 oz. 18" long, born to Dannette Jo Pierce and Dean Cann of Creswell, Oregon January 18, 1991 at 4:10 p.m Grand parents are Wayne and Carol Pierce of CreswelL Oregon and Ron and Donna Cann also of Creswell. She is the 7th grandchild of the Pierce's and the first grandchild of the Cann's and Dannette's first child. EugeneBethelFern Ridge Title V Indian Education Natives Program POW-WOW Saturday, March 2, 1991 6:30 p.m. Willamette High School Cafeteria Eugene, Oregon Admission Free ' Craft Tables-Raffle-Frybread-Bcveragcs (call 687-3489 for information) GRAND ENTRY 7:00 P.M. No alcohol or drugs allowed VETERAN'S TRAVELING POW-WOW WARM SPRINGS APRIL 5-6-7 BLACK LODGE POW-WOW WHITE SWAN MARCH29-30-31 "Smoke Signab'is the monthly publication of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde: Community of Oregon. P.O. Box 38, Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347.Phone: (503) 879-5211 Fax: (503) 879- 5964 Member Of: Native American News Service, Native American Journalists Association Brent Merrill Editor Photography Karen Lord. Word Processing CONTRIBUTORS: Dean Azule. Education Darlene Aaron. Health Connie Monson. ......Forestry
