JOB OPPORTUNITY, CONTINUED
'Knowledge of vehicle safety, defensive driving, and
vehicle maintenance.
Capable of lifting, carrying, and moving heavy objects
up to 75 pounds.
Ability to travel out-of-town for meetings and training
sessions as required.
Ability to work under stress and be flexible.
NEW EDUCATION ASSISTANT
CeCe Kneeland
KahtaMiga? Nesika Tillicu! My name is Cecile
(CeCe) Kneeland and I am the new Education
Administrative Assistant. I attended school at Western
Oregon State College, majoring in Social Science with a
minor in Education. I am a tribal member, and I look
forward to helping meet the educational needs of our
people.
Currently, I am working on Early Childhood
Education in our Tribal Education Department. I am
coordinating a joint project with Yamhill County
Community Action Agency to establish a Head Start
program b Grand Ronde through an expansion grant.
Future plans also call for establishing a child care
program for the 1992-1993 school year.
I am the mother of three children ages 2, 4, and 6. I
believe that instilling a sense of pride in their culture
and heritage at an early age will prove beneficial in the
long run. My interests include all aspects of Native
American culture and heritage. I enjoy beading,
painting, basketry, and other arts and crafts. I look
forward to working with you all.
Smoke Signals
August 1992
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CeCe Kneeland
Houck Hudson Family
Reunion
Friends and relatives are invited to come join us on
September 5, 6, and 7, for reunion. It will be held at
Janell and Tim Haller's, 23090 Yamhill River Road,
Willamina, Oregon. We will be camping and have a
potluck dinner Saturday, Sept. 6, at 1:00 pm.
Come and have fun with the family and camp. For
more information contact: Janell Haller 876-5902, or
Val Grout 842-2187.
AUGUST MEALSITE MENU
A home-cooked lunch isserved every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the Elder
Mealsite, just behind the tribal offices. Meals are free for Elders, and $1J0 for everyone else.
Lunch is served beginning at noon.
TUESDAY AUGUST 4 WEDNESDAY AUG. 5 THURSDAY AUG. 6
Chicken Pot pie Clam Chowder Split Pea soup
Pears and Cottage cheese Cole Slaw Toasted Cheese sandwiches
Fresh Fruit JelloPineapple Tossed salad
Bread and Butter Fry Bread Brownies
Juice and coffee Juice and Coffee Juice and coffee
TUESDAY AUGUST 11 WEDNESDAY AUG. 12 THURSDAY AUG. 13
Steak tips & Gravy over Beans and Ham Beef Stew
noodles Baked Potatoes Cottage Cheese and Jello
Green Beans Carrot Salad Fresh Fruit
Orange Sherbert Baked Custard Bread and butter
Bread and butter Bread and Butter Juice and coffee
Juice and coffee Juice and coffee
THURSDAY AUG. 20
TUESDAY AUGUST 18 WEDNESDAY AUG. 19 Sloppy Joes
Meat Loaf Macaroni and Cheese Tater Tots
Mashed Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Cole Slaw
Cauliflower & Broccoli Snow Peas Sugar cookies
salad Peaches Juice and coffee
Celery sticks Bread and butter
Spice cake Juice and coffee THURSDAY AUG. 27
Bread and Butter Roast Beef
Juice and coffee WEDNESDAY AUG. 26 Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Tuna Casscreole Buttered Corn
TUESDAY AUGUST 25 Cauliflower Shrimp Salad
Oven Baked Chicken Sliced Tomatoes Cake & Ice Cream
Potaoto salad Gingerbread Bread and butter
Baked Beans Bread and butter Juice and coffee
Banana Cream pudding Juice and coffee BIRTHDAY DINNER
Bread and butter
Juice and coffee
COMMUNITY
ENCOURAGER'S REPORT
By Mike Larsen
This month's report finds us progressing to the next
stage of the process. We are going over the priority list
developed from the community-wide meeting. The top
seven items on the list are:
1. Health care for tribal and non-tribal members.
2. Physician and nurse practitioners on staff full-time.
3. Training on prevention and information of:
a. sexually transmitted diseases
b. family planning
c. birth control
d. pregnancy
e. AIDS
4. Heliport (for life flight)
5. Home health nurse
6. Minor emergency center
7. Pharmacy
The Community Health Council is gathering all the
information that we can on these topics. After this is
done we will make information available to everyone.
If anyone has any questions concerning this project
please feel free to contact me, Mike Larsen at 1-800-422-0232.
HIGH SCHOOL AND 8TH GRADE
GRADUATES: OUR FUTURE
Last month SMOKE SIGNALS was pleased to announce
the Higher Education graduates, the scholarship recipiants,
and the winners of our recognition & achievement award.
This month, we would like to congratulate all the tribal
members who graduated from high school or middle
school and continue to strive for success.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Cory Bobb
Jeffery Davidson
Renee Douglas
Melanie Duggan
April Finney
Travis Stewart
Mandy Tasa
EIGHTH GRADE AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
GRADUATES
Troy Flores
Patrick Galligher
Buddy Gleason
Bryan Mercier
Jeffery Mercier
Nicole Schmid
Micky Herron
Joseph Hostler
Toby McClary
Jacob McKnight
Dan Mooney
Sean Gardner
Cortney Galligher
John Tonihka