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Smoke Signals February 1993 Page 2 SPECIALVALENTINE MESSAGES To Margie B.The 44 years 1 have spent with you have been good ones. Together we have one beautiful son. I love you very much. Happy Valentine's Day. Your husband, Randy. Happy Valentine's Day to my beautiful wife Cindy Jean and beautiful daughter Halona Rae! You mean the world to me and I love you both more than anything! All my love--Lee Butler. To my Grandma Bonnie, Chip Tom, Auntie Susan, Uncle Ken, Auntie Deb, Stacia, and Kylea Dynae; Happy Valentine's Day. 1 love you oodles and boodles! All my love, Halona Rae. XOXOXO Happy Valentine's Day Bonnie. With love, Chips Tom. To Jose Torres Our d reams wiilcome true. Our hearts will become one. Denise Haskins. We love you Grandma and GrandpaJessica and Leri Leibclt. We miss our lost Auntie Moin! To my sisters Lety and Monica: . I wanted to wish you a special happy Valentine's Day; Love you lots, Rochelle. f '.V; i Chips Your friendship make the good times in life better. Happy Valentine's Day! Love, Bonnie. Stacia, Kylea, and Halona: Little girls are sweet, Little girls are a treat. They are a treasure, That we can't begin to measure. Happy Valentine's Day! Love, Grandma Bonnie. For my sweetheart, Shawn: I hope many more days will be with us. Happy Valentine's Day. Love always, Rochelle. ill ' WHMHM';; To Lee and Halona Butler Happy Valentine's Day Babies 1 1 love you and I'm so happy we are together! All my love, Mommy-Cindy. To Shelly and Dustin: I love you Rugrats! (Ayes) Happy Valentine's Bug! For my , Mom and two grandmas: I wish many more days filled with joys and happiness. Love always, Rochelle. TammyTam All my love, Mark. I love you Mom and Dad! Mark Cook. - '---! jdrrT" ''''0 m w wry m -m v t w W5 X f f ..... j. V t Ai Kit, General Council: Rules of Conduct The purpose of General Council Meetings is to discuss tribal issues and generate comment from the tribal membership. The following is a list of rules desiped to insure fair and equal participation to all those who wish to make a statement. The next General Council Meeting will be Sunday, February 7, 1993, at the tribal Community Center, at 11:30 A.M. Potluck will follow. 1. The Council will welcome input from anyone present No one will be denied the opportunity to speak. However, we ask that you request the floor, and the Chairman will recognize you. 2. Try not to interrupt the person speaking unless you ask questions for clarification. 3 . Try to monitor your speaking so that you are able to avoid any negative influence to others in the organization. 4. Try to define an issue to discuss. If your concern isn't consistent with the subject on theagenda,thcnitmustwaitfortheagendaitemHOtherBusiness", Everyone present will receive a copy of the agenda. 5. If someone starts to get upset, try to let himher speak out first, then ask the Chairman for further discussion. 6. Let's all try to be an example for future generations or anyone who looks to the Tribe for guidance. We all need to remember that if success is to come in anything, it must come gently without stress or obsession. To my most precious Valentines: Bill, Charles, Hope, & Joshua. I love you, CeCe. Moving ...Let us know If you have recently moved or are planning on moving, let us know so you won't have to miss a single copy of your favorite newsletter. Just fill out this form with your new address and mail it back to Smoke Signals at 9615 Grand Ronde Rd., Grand Ronde, OR 97347 NEW OLD Name:. Address: pity: StateZip: Smoke Signals EDITOR TRACY OLSON Smoke Signals is published monthly by the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon, 9615 Grand Ronde Rd., Grand Ronde, OR 97347. Articles appearing in Smoke Signals are the sole responsibil ity of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of. the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. Submissions of articles, poetry, short stories, artwork and photos are encouraged. Smoke Signals does not assume responsibility for unsolicited material and does not guarantee publication upon submission.
