February 1894
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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bank At Work Program
Smofca Signals
Valentine's Day Wishes.
To Todd:
My thoughts are always of you and I wanted to find a way
1 o teu you ot my love for you on this very special day
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY. Love you, Pam.
To Daddy:
Thank you for being the best daddy there is! We love
you! Happy Valentine's Day! Love, Lindsay
tijawDOosnK) ana Kyiee (short-round).
To Chip:
Hugs and Kisses to you today and everyday!
Love, Bonnie.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO OUR PRECIOUS
BABY GffiL HALONA RAE! All our love, Mommy
& umay.
To my Sweet Valentines: Hone vou have a soecial dav! ! I
Grandma, Grandpa Chippie, Auntie Sue. Uncle Ken.
Auntie Deb, Stacia, and Kylea Dynae. Love you, Halona
Kae.
Margie:
To my one and only sweet Valentine,
Since I have been with you the days have been so special
and so precious to me and our Valentine's in the future
will be even better! Love, Randy Butler.
Lee-
Happy Valentine's Day Little Sweetheart! You truly are
"simply tne best"! I look forward to many more Valentine's
together as husband and wife. Love and Kisses, Cin.
To My Harem of Beautiful Female Tribal Co-Workers:
(Barn, unay, Kit, Kelly, Mel, Liz, Margo, Marion,
Tracy, Gayla, etc)
Thank you for giving me a chance to show my
LiiAKMlNti, SUAVE, SOPHISTICATED,
GENTLEMANLY James Bondian side. Who other
than he and I would get to work with such beautiful
women?
All my love and appreciation, Jeff Mercier.
To Lenny Logan:
Our lives are yet before us, and just knowing that you care
makes each day brighter. It's a verv'snecial time to think
of those you love, and when it comes to Valentine's, it's you
rmtninkingoil HArrY VALENTINE'S DAY! Loveyou,
Lydia.
To: GRIZZLE:
Roses are red, violets are blue.
You're a grinch, but we still love you!
Love, Your girlfriends at SMDC
Happy Valentine's Day to:
Grandpa & Grandma Nurse Vivette
Dad, Mom, Court & Stringer
Mother Cook
Love you all, Mark and Tammy Cook.
To Mark (Bub-2):
Always in my heart; I love you-
Tammy. r; ftt yyr.
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Happy First Anniversary to w J 4) t V ,f ,
all loveyouboth very much! 1 i II
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in Grand Ronde!!! - L-Lj05w
Happy Anniversary!
John&Camille:
The Tribe is pleased to announce new benefits
recently arranged withFirstlntcrstatebankfortribal members
andemployees. Itis called the Bank At Work Program.aad
it includes special prices for the following:
Regular checking with no monthly service charge. You
will receive our regular checking account free of monthly
charges for as long as you are a member or an employee of
the Grand Ronde Tribe. Limited to one account per employee
member.
First order of 200 personalized checks at no charge.
Annual Fee waiver on our 15.9 APR Variable-Rate
Classic Visa or MasterCard. The first year's annual fee is
waived for any new Classic Visa or MasterCard or receive a
$25 credit toward a Visa Gold. Subject to credit approval.
Installment loan discounts of 12 below current and
unsecured and secured rates. When loan payments are
deducted automatically from a First Interstate regular
checking account, we give an additional 12 off the interest
rate on new loans. Does not include AdvanceLine, Visa,
MasterCard, Student Loans, Business Loans, and Residential
Real Estate Loans. Subject to credit approval.
Special Thanks
The Social Services DepartmentoftheGrand Ronde
Tribe would like to thank Kevin Nehila, the representative
from the mid-Willamette LEAP Agency in Marion County
for takingthe time tocome to GrandRonde to assist our tribal
and community members withenergy assistance this year!
Thank you Kevin, we appreciate your support and services!
Marie Logan would like to thank those people who
helped her replace the money that was stolen from her purse.
Much love to you all: Debby Childers, Brett Egdorf, Bryan
Langley, Greg Archuleta, PatMercier, Mike Larsen, Michael
Mason, Janell Haller, Candy Robertson, and Jeff Mercier.
Thank you!
Pow-wow Videos Still Available
A reminder that Pow-wow videos are still available
to buy through the Grand Ronde Tribe. Contact Mychal
Childers in the Social Services Department for more
information or an order form.
Also for sale are 1993 professional photographs of
pow-wow events. Contact Jim Shriver at (503) 434-5250
for a viewing appointment There are dozens of photos of
Grand Entry, dancing, and other events!
Craft Class Continues
Craft class will be held at the Depot at 6:00 P.M.
starting Monday, February 2 1, and will continue to be held
on the third Monday of every month through April. If you
would like to volunteer or need more information contact
Camille or Mychal at 876-5067. Note: Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
BINGO Is Big!!!
You can play Bingo every Friday night in Grand
Ronde at the Community Center. It begins at 6:00 P.M.
There are concessions, pull tabs, blackout, and more!
Volunteers are needed--if interested, contact
Mychal Childers at 879-2035.
Notice To Vendors
If you are a tribal member and were not a vendor at
last year's Pow-wow, but would like to submit an application
for this year, contact Dakota Whitecloud at 879-2327 or 1-800-422-0232.
Rent discount for new Safe Deposit Box customers. We'll
waive our first year fee on a small size Safe Deposit Box.
Subject to availability at branch of choice.
No annual fee for a new unsecured AdvanceLine. We
will waive the $40 annual fee for the firstyear on our flexible
personal line of credit. With AdvanceLine you write yourself
a loan whenever you need it, for whatever you need. Subject
to credit approval.
Residential loan fee discount Receive a discount of .25
of loan amount on loan fees at closing. Subject to application
and credit approval.
Also, when you bank withFirst Interstate, you could
receive the following benefits:
Access cash instantly from coast to coast.
Use the world's smallest checkbook.
Get loans your way.
Count on our investment expertise.
Enjoy the security of the First Interstate System.
As a member or employee of the Grand Ronde
Tribe, You can choose as many or as few of the services from
Bank At Work Program asyou want. You can contact Robbin
Bony at (503) 399-3542 for more information about this
program.
Birthday Wishes
Happy Birthday Mark Grosser
January 28
Happy Valentine's Day!
Weloveyou -Patti
To Chris Grosser:
Happy 12th birthday
February 26
Love, Mom and Dad.
Bigbuck Timber Sale (Pending)
Notice for sale of timber, Grand Ronde reservation, Bigbuck
Logging Unit, located in portions ofSections, 8, 9, and 15, Township 5S, Range
8 W, Willamette, Meridian, Yamhill County, Oregon. Sealed bids, in duplicate,
should be marked "Proposal for Timber Bigbuck Logging Unit" and addressed
to the Natural Resources Manager, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde,
26930 Salmon River Highway, Willamina, Oregon 97396. They will be
received until 1 :00 P.M., March 1, 1 994. Oral bidding will take place at the
Grand Ronde Tribal Community Center, 9615 Grand Ronde Rd., Grand
Ronde, Oregon 97347, at 2:30 P.M. March 1, 1994. Sealed bids may be
submitted in person prior to oral bidding at the Community Center from 1 :30
2:30 P.M.
This logging unit contains approximately 94 acres to be logged
with a timber volume of approximately 2,832,000 board feet sawlogs of all
species consisting of an estimated 2,832,000 board feet of Douglas Fir and
other conifers Peeler and Sawmill Grade Logs and a predetermined volume
of 26,000 board feet of Red Alder and other liardwoods-Peeler and Sawmill
Grade Logs, Wood Logs, and other wood products. The above stated volumes
are estimates and are not guaranteed. Each bidder must state the price per
thousand board feet, Scribner Log Scale, that will be paid from timber cut and
scaled from this unit
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURING REQUIREMENT:
All sawtimber from this sale shall be restricted for primary
manufacture in the United States. This sawtimber is not subject to substitution
laws. Deposits in the form of certified check, cashier's check, bank draft, or
postal money order drawn payable to the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
intheamountof $61, 000 must accompany each sealed bid. The deposit of the
high bidder, and of others who submit written requests to have their bids
considered for acceptance will be retained pending acceptance or rejection of
the bids. All other deposits will be returned The deposit of the successful
bidder will be applied as part of the purchase price to against timber cut on this
unit, or retained as liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute the contract
and furnish a satisfactory performance bond in the amount of one hundred, one
thousand dollars ($101 ,000) within thirty (30) days of acceptance of their bid.
THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS PENDING TRIBAL COUNCIL'S
APPROVAL