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There will be a birthday party
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ARVELL4 HOUCK
on May 17
at the Comm.an.ity Center.
The party is scheduled
to begin at noon.
Arvella will be taming 88.
Happy Birthday to her!
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To Jennifer May 5
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We always thought you were a little too
big for your britches...well now you are
finally old enough to fit into them!
Wishing you a happy 1 8th and
a life full of happiness and success.
Love Mom, Ryan, Lindsey,
and the rest of your family
Birthday wishes
A very happy belated birthday to our dar
ling grandsons KELLY JAMES who
was two in March, and JEMMY who turned
one in April. We love you both, Grandpa
Jim and Grandma Wilma.
Happy Birthday to Kelly and Jimmy!
We love you Mom, Dad, and sister Jamie.
Birth Announcement
Congratulations to Sandy and Dennis
Korn on the birth of their daughter,
Cassandra Rae, born in March. Cassandra
is the granddaughter of tribal member Rob
ert Watson.
Clinic project
needs Elders help
The Health Committee is asking that El
ders trace their right hand for the Sacred
Hide being constructed for the new Health
and Wellness Center. Please send your
hand tracing on a 8-12 x 1 1 blank piece of
paper with your name to Jon George, co
Nanitch Sahallie, 5119 N. River Road,
Keizer, OR 97303 or leave it with Vivian
DeMary at the tribal office.
Your participation is greatly appreciated
for historical purposes. The deadline for
this project is Friday, May 30. For more
information call Jon at 1-800-552-0939 or
(503) 390-5904.
Clean-up crew thanks
Our annual road clean-up on April 3 was
a great success thanks to all the people who
donated their time and effort or equipment
in this project. We could not have finished
as quickly as we did without your help. The
Wellness Department wishes to acknowl
edge the following folks: Cheryle Kennedy,
Gene Kompkoff, Sharlee Salinas, and Pub
lic Works. A big thanks from Wellness!
Join us May 3:
Memorial flowers
The Culture and Heritage Board would
like to welcome everyone with an interest
in making flowers for Memorial Day. Be
ginners and those with experience are all
welcome and encouraged to join in the fun.
This event will meet at the Community
Center on Saturday, May 3 from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Please bring any patterns with
you, and the Culture and Heritage Board
will provide the supplies. This is an infor
mal gathering, so anyone can come to par
ticipate or just come to visit.
Please call ahead so we will know how
much supplies to buy. Contact Claudette
Parazoo at 1-800-422-0232 ext. 2381, or
Shawn Hostler at (503) 879-2850.
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Free legal service is offered by Oregon Legal Services (OLS) in
cooperation with the Tribe to assist tribal members with legal
issues such as divorce, wills, landlord disputes, consumer rights,
employment issues, small business or contract advice.
OLS does not handle criminal cases, cases against the Grand
Ronde Tribe, or cases against any Grand Ronde tribal member.
Meals are free to E?1
Baked Chicken
Elders and their SpOUSeS. Macaroni Salad
$3 for all others. , Gree"Sa'ad
Lemon Cookies
Tuesday. May 6 Wednesday, May 7 Thursday, May 3
Macaroni & Cheese TacoSoup Enchilada Squares
Salad Sandwiches Mexican Rice
Squash Banana Splits Corn Bread
Dessert Dessert
Tuesday, May 13 Wednesday, May 14 Thursday, May 15
Swedish Meatballs Chili Chicken
Gravy Over Noodles Rolls Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Broccoli wCheese CottageCheese Peas
Dessert Dessert Dessert
Tuesday. May 20 Wednesday, May 21 Thursday, May 22
Zucchini Casserole Kielbasa Sausage Mexican Lasagne
Green Beans Veggie Stir Fry Corn
Cottage Cheese & Peaches Rice Garlic Bread
Dessert Dessert Dessert
Tuesday, May 27 Wednesday, May 28 Thursday. May 29
Sweet & Sour Chicken Hamburgers Roast Beef
Rice Potato Salad ' Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Stir Fry Veggies Baked Beans CauliflowerBroccoli Salad
Dessert Dessert Cake & Ice Cream