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Workshop will close NR
for a week in Sept.
The Natural Resource Division will be at
tending their annual workshop, therefore the
office will be closed September 10 to 14.
SECOND
SUBSISTENCE
SALMON
DISTRIBUTION
Distribution is ONLY for members
who did NOT pickup salmon at the
first distribution held in August.
Elders Only: September 1 5 and 1 6
General Membership:
September 1 7, 1 8, and 1 9
Time: 8:30 to Noon and 1 :00 to 4:30
Place: Natural Resources Division
47010SWHebo Road
Grand Ronde
Tribal ID cards are required to pick
up salmon.
No one will be allowed to pick up
salmon for another tribal member
without that members ID card and a
note stating you have their permission.
The note must include all family mem
bers names and roll numbers.
If you have any questions regard
ing this distribution call Karen
Larsen at (503) 879-2376.
Find out more about Voc Rehab
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Vocational Rehabilitation Program will be
having Informational Evenings in the Salem, Portland, and Grand Ronde areas. We will
discuss the Vocational Rehabilitation Program and answer any questions that you may
have. If you are interested in learning more about the program please come by, we look
forward to meeting with you. A mailing should be arriving soon with additional informa
tion. The Informational Evenings are scheduled as follows:
PORTLAND September 10 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at 1 1 10 SE Alder.
SALEM September 17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at 3750 Chcmawa Rd.
GRAND RONDE September 24 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at 9615 Grand Ronde Rd.
Veterans' continue representing Tribe
The VETERANS' ROYALTY recently represented the Tribe at the Lowel Berry and
Jam Festival in Lowel, Oregon on August 2, and of course at the Grand Ronde Pow-wow
taking 2nd place in the parade. The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde COLOR GUARD
AND VETERANS' ROYALTY will be representing the Tribe on September 13 and 14
at the "Rattling Thunder Pow-wow" in Vancouver, Washington. They will also be at the
Veterans' Day Parade on November 8 in Vancouver.
Twenty-Three Simmons' have impromptu reunion
Bill Simmons, now of Sheridan, saw all 3 of his children and most of his grandchildren
at the 1997 Pow-wow: Eva Trammell of Bellingham, WA. and her children Angela, boy
friend Lonnie, Jeremy, Travis, and Carley; Angela Radoiski of Sheridan and her children
Eli, Seth and Ariel; Bill Jr. of Jernonia with fiancee Teri and Daughter Ashley; Sam Simmons
of Grand Ronde; Walt Simmons of Granada Hills, California and his wife Barbara; his
oldest daughter Julie of Newport and her daughters Sarah, Mallory, Tiffany and Helen;
Buzz Simmons of Saugus, California and wife Janet.
Tues., Sept, 2 Wed,. Sept, 5 Thurs,, Sept, 4
Turkey Breast Salmon B-B-Q Fork Ribs
Supreme with Rice Navy Beans and Ham Mac Salad
Glazed Carrots Cottage Cheese Baked Beans
Dessert Rolls and Dessert Dessert
Tues.. Sept. 9 Wed.. Sept. 10 Thurs., Sept, 11
Tacos Beef Stew Cube Steak
Spanish Rice Cottage Cheese and Mashed Potatoes
Dessert Pears Green Beans
Rolls and Dessert Dessert
Tues.. Sept. 16 Wed.. Sept. 17 Thurs,. Sept, 10
Oriental Fork Salmon Cvenfrled Chicken
Rice Salad Wild Rice
Snow Peas Rolls Steamed Veggies
Custard Pudding Dessert Dessert
Tues,. Sept. 25 Wed,. Sept, 24 Thurs.. Sept, 25
Chicken and Meat Loaf Stir Fry Veggies
Dumplings Baked Potatoes Rice
Salad Corn on Cob Sweet Sour Chicken
Fresh Fruit Dessert Dessert
Tues.. Sept. 3Q
Mashed Potatoes
Veggies &HM t& W
Cake and Ice Cream
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MEETING
CULTURAL GATHERINGS
Please call phone numbers listed to verify dates.
SEPT. 6-7: CALIFORNIA ALL IDIAN MAR
KET. Mission. San Juan Bautista, CA.
Contact Sonny or Elanie Reyna at (408)
623-2379.
SEPT. 5-6: BOB EAGLESTAFF BACK TO
SCHOOL MEMORIAL POW-WOW. Indian
Heritage School, 1330 N 90th, Seattle,
WA. Contact: Robert Vielle at (206) 725
8830. SEPT. 10-13: PENDLETON ROUND-UP.
Pendleton, OR. 1-800-457-6336.
SEPT. 13-14: GRANTS PASS INTER
TRIBAL POW-WOW. Pottsville, OR. (541)
474-3770 or (541) 476-0274.
SEPT. 14: SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COL
LAGE POW-WOW. Medicino Lawn Area.
Santa Rosa, CA. (707) 528-6170.
SEPT. 13-14: TRAIL OF TEARS FESTIVAL
POW-WOW. Baseball Field. Sant Rosa,
CA. (707)528-6170.
SEPT. 13-14: SYCUAN POW-WOW. El
Cajon, CA. (619) 445-0109.
SEPT. 13-14: MAIDU-MIWOK BIG TIME
POW-WOW. Auburn, CA. (916)885-2752
or (916) 885-3701.
SEPT. 20-21: AMERICAN INDIAN &
WORLD CULTURES FESTIVAL. Custom
House Plaza. Monterey, CA. Contact
Sonny or Elanie Reyna at (408) 623-2379.
SEPT. 20-21: NATIONAL INDIAN DAYS.
Pavillion. White Swan, WA. (509) 865
5121. SEPT. 26-28: TULE RIVER & YOKUTS
POW-WOW. Portville Fairgrounds.
Portville, CA. Contact Rebecca at (209)
781-8797.
SEPT. 27-28: SNOQUALMIE TRIBAL
GATHERING & POW-WOW. North Bend,
WA. (206) 333-6551.
SEPT. 27-28: CALIFORNIA INDIANS DAYS.
Placer County Fairgrounds. Roseville, CA.
Contact: Loranda Sanchez at (916) 920-
0285.
SEPT. 27-28: CALIFORNIA INDIAN DAYS
CELEBRATION. Balboa Park. San Diego,
CA. (619) 281-5964.
SEPT. 27-28: CELEBRATING TRADITIONS:
NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS AND CUL
TURES. Alton Baker Park. Eugene, OR.
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Contact: Carol Monroe
at (541) 687-7473 or (541) 334-1197.