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Tribal Life
Smoke Signals
Fund-raisers: tribal youth to play football in England
JEREMY HALLER and family are
doing fundraising to raise some of the
needed money to allow Jeremy to
participate in the Oregon vs. England
All-Star Football. Jeremy was offered
this opportunity due to the selection
of all league defense for the 1997-98
football year.
Jeremy started playing football in
the fourth grade. In Willamina they
offer a Little Guy football program
that includes full gear tackle football.
Jeremy has played every year with
the 97-98 season being his Senior
year. ,
He has shown that his love of the
sport by lettering as a Freshman in
varsity football, he was selected as
the Captain of the Football Team all
four years of high school. During
his Junior year he received second
team all-league defense, and was cho
sen by his team mates as Most Valu
able Player (MVP), Best Defense, and
a co-award with another team mate
for Best Offensive Lineman. This year
as a Senior in high school he also
recieved several awards first he re
ceived first team all-league offense
and second team defense.
Jeremy's coach gave him the good
news that he also was selected to all
state second team for Offensive Line
man, as one of thirty-six players in
the state of Oregon for, 3-A football.
His team mates again selected him for
several awards: MVP, Most Inspira
tional, Best Offense,
and co-award for
Outstanding Line
man. Jeremy's parents,
Timothy and Janell
Haller, are very
proud of him as he
has been able to ac-
complish his suc
cesses in football
and continue to
show responsibility
in acedemics by
continuing to hold
an 3.5 and above
grade point aver
age, and also works
at the Casino as a
pantry steward.
The family is do
ing several fund
raiser's to help Jer
emy. We are doing
a raffle of the fol
lowing items: a
Pendleton blanket; two beautiful
homemade quilts; a porcelin Indian
doll; a $25 gift certificate to Legends
Restaurant; gift certificates to the Ca
sino Buffet; t-shirts, ornaments, and
stuffed coyotes from Outfitters; and
they will be adding items before the
raffle takes place at the March Gen
eral Meeting.
A "Taco Soup Feed" will take place
in the early part of March, when the
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date is final they will publish that in
the tribal newspaper. We also hope
to have an "Indian Taco Feed" some
time in February.
If you have any questions or would
like to purchase raffle tickets, you
may contact Penny DeLoe (879
2011) or Sharon Hutton (879-2116)
at the tribal office.
Jeremy and his family would like
to thank you for your support.
FEBRUARY IS HEART MONTH.
Be good to your heart with a low fat diet and a walk.
TUES., FEB. 3 WED., FEB. 4 THURS., FEB. 5
Beef Stroganoff White Beans wHam Pork Chops
Green Beans Rolls Wild Rice
Salad Jello Salad Glazed Carrots
Dessert Dessert Dessert
TUES., FEB. 10 WED., FEB. 11 THURS., FEB. 12
Chicken Pot Pie TaterChiliBeef Pot Roast
Cottage Cheese Salad Carrots & Potatoes
with Pears Dessert Dessert
Dessert
TUES., FEB. 17 WED., FEB. 18 THURS., FEB. 19
Spaghetti Mushroom Steak Chicken Stir Fry
Salad Rice wGravy Rice
Garlic Bread Peas Jello Salad
Dessert Dessert Dessert
TUES., FEB. 24 WED., FEB. 25 THURS., FEB. 26
Chicken and Fish Ribs
Dumplings Red Potatoes Potato Salad
Fruit Salad Corn Baked Beans
Dessert Dessert Green Beans
I Cake & Ice Cream
ELDERS AND SPOUSES EAT FREE.
$3.00 FOR OTHERS. Birthday Dinner
STAFF: PLEASE CALL 879-2410 and
BEFORE 9:30 A.M. Elders' Meeting
Tribal Court Notice
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
A PETITION FOR GUARDIAN SHIP
SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED.
TO: Brenda Davis, Marilyn
Belgard, Bennie Belgard as Relatives
of Ms. Davis' minor children, D.O.B.
5-23-93 and D.O.B. 12-5-94.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED to
appear before this Court on April 7,
1998 at 11 a.m. and show cause if
there be any why the Petition that Paul
R. Rios and Barbara Rios be ap
pointed as Legal Guardians of these
minor children should not be granted.
It is so ordered this 22nd day of
December, 1997.
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Spirit of giving
appreciated
We would like to thank every
one who helped with all of the ef
forts that made the Tree of Giving
and Christmas Food Baskets a great
success. Without everyone's help
and support, we could not have
made this year the best one yet.
We would like to give a special
"thank you" to the following in
dividuals who helped with the
wrapping of the presents, assem
bling food baskets, and delivery:
BONNIE TOM
LISA ADAMS
DUSTIN HARMON
JULIE LITTLE
VERNON KENNEDY
PEARL MEKEMSOM
JILLJEFFERS
JOE BRISBOIS
DARLENE AARON
JERRY BRANDON
KELLY HERBER
SHEILA HERBER
DANA LENO
TRAVIS BENOIST
KAREN & KEN SCHMID
SHARLEE SALINAS
PAM WARREN
VIVIAN DEMARY
TERI HOLSCLAW
MOLLY RIMER
MARISSA LENO
MARY ALICE DURAN
We would also like to give a
GIANT THANK YOU and
WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE
IT WITHOUT YOU
to GREG LENO for his help with
the shopping of the grocieries
and the hats and mittens.
Thank You so much,
Peggy Biery and Kerrie Jones
Prescriptions must be filled at Clinic
To all tribal members who reside in the 25 mile radius of the Confederated
Tribes of Grand Ronde Health and Wellness Center: If you need to have
prescriptions filled and you have insurance that will cover it in full and you
are not relying on Contract Health to pick up the co-pay, you are not re
quired to use the pharmacy at the Health and Wellness Center. If you are
eligible for Contract Health and you wish Contract Health to continue paying
for your co-pays for prescriptions, you must have those prescriptions filled at
the Pharmacy in the new clinic. If you choose to have them filled elsewhere
without authorization from Contract Health, you will be responsible to pay
for the prescription in full. If you have any questions, please call Contract
Health Services at (503) 879-2009 or (503) 879-2011.