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Opportunities
Smoke Signals
The newly established Royalty Board is inviting young tribal women
from the ages of 5-21 to participate in the Grand Ronde Royalty Court.
Girls ages 5-7 can run for Miss Tiny Tot; girls 8-13 can run for Junior
Miss Grand Ronde; girls 14-17 can run for Senior Miss Grand Ronde;
and young women ages 18-21 can run for Miss Grand Ronde. Any tribal
girl can participate as an honorary princess to get Royalty experience.
The deadline to sign up has been extended to July 30, 1998.
For more information or to sign up for Royalty, call Leonette Galligher
at (503) 879-5017; Claudia Leno at (503) 879-5892; or Terry Warren at
(503) 726-7535. Also, please fill out the application (below) and mail to:
Grand Ronde Royalty Board, ATTN: Leonette Galligher, 47225 S.W. Hebo
Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347.
Participants must be an enrolled member of the Grand Ronde Tribe, and
enrolled in public or private school (unless graduated or a Tiny Tot).
Participants must have their own regalia that is appropriate for all events.
Members of Royalty Court are not paid positions. Fund-raisers are the
responsibility of the Court and their parentssponsors to coordinate. The
monies raised will help the participants with travel expenses.
Royalty Court participants are expected by their conduct, to represent
the Grand Ronde Tribe, their family, and themselves with integrity and
gracious spirit at all times. This means that participants must show good
judgement by not participating in any activities that could bring adverse
publicity to themselves or the Tribe while a member of Royalty Court.
Participants must be single, childless, never married, and must be living
with parents or guardian (unless over the age of 18). All young women
and girls participating must be drug and alcohol free.
Royalty Court participants and their parentsponsor must attend all re
quired events (pow-wows, parades, fund-raisers, organizational meetings
and others). Absences can be prearranged with the Royalty Board. Par
ticipants are expected to stay for the duration of the events, and are ex
pected to speak in front of large groups of people. Royalty Court partici
pants must be willing and able to dance. Remember: You are all part of a
team and are expected to treat others with respect at all times.
Royalty Court participants will be judged at the Royalty Court Pageant
during the Annual Pow-wow in August, 1998.
Participants must have a parentsponsor who will accompany them to
required events and help coordinate fund-raisers and related events.
Full Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Roll Number:
Place of Birth:
Date of Birth:
Age:
Father's Full Name:
Mother's Full Name:
ParentSponsor:
ParentSponsor's Phone Number:
Sponsor's Mailing Address:
Elementary School Attended:
High School Attended:
College Attended:
Please answer the following questions on separate sheet of paper:
1. Have you held any titles in the past?
2. List any special accomplishments.
3. Why are you entering the Miss Grand Ronde competition or honor
ary court?
ParentSponsor's Signature
please 3?ea,cL caireinally
RESTRICTED AREAS: Approximately 1 040 awes of Reservation land have been
set aside as a wildlife enhancement area. The entrances to roads 206 and 212
along the Wind River access road are gated year round to restrict vehicular traffic
in the enhancement area. Only Natural Resources' vehicles are permitted be
yond these gates for management purposes. Hunting in the Wildlife Enhance
ment Area is permitted, but the hunter is required to pack out on foot. The
penalty for any gate access violation is a two year suspension and forfei
ture of all current hunting tags.
DISABLED HUNTERS ARE DEFINED AS IN THE OREGON STATE REGULA
TIONS: "Disabled hunters are categorized 2 ways: 1) A disabled hunter is a
person who is permanently unable to be mobile without the assistance of a wheel
chair; 2) A visually impaired hunter is a person whose central visual acuity does
not exceed 20200 in the better eye with best correction or if that persons visual
acuity exceeds 20200, has a limit to their field of vision such that its widest
diameter subtends an angle no greater than 20 degrees."
ISSUANCE OF TAGS (TRANSFERRED): Tags for any given hunt will be issued
one at a time. If a member is eligible for a hunting tag and has had an additional
tag transferred to them by an Elder or a disabled member, the member will be
issued only one of these tags at a time. The tag must be filled and reported
before the next tag is issued.
FISH & WILDLIFE COMMISSION ACTIONS:
The commission hanged the rules to allow any muzzleloading weapon, includ
ing those with closed ignitions and scope sights, in hunts for game mammals
where centerfire weapons are legal.
Carified the rule regarding compound bow let-off in holding weight to accept
standards as measured by Archery Manufacturers and Merchants Organization
(AMO).
MAILING ADDRESS:
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
Fish & Wildlife Department
P.O. Box 70
Willamina, OR 97396
DELIVERY ADDRESS:
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
Natural Resources Division
47010 SW Hebo Road
Grand Ronde, OR 97347 -
BEAR AUG. 29 - NOV. 30 i
BOW DEER AUG. 29 - SEPT. 27
BOW ELK AUG. 29 - SEPT. 27
COAST BUCK OCT. 3 - NOV. 11
CONTROLLED DOE OCT. 10 - NOV. 11
MUZZLELOADER DEER NOV. 14 - NOV. 29
MUZZLELOADER ELK DEC. 1 - DEC. 31
COAST BULL ELK:
1ST SEASON NOV. 14 - 18
2ND SEASON NOV. 21-29
TRASK MT. DEC 19 - DEC. 27, 1998
PANTHER CREEK JAN. 2 - JAN. 17, 1999
WEST TRASK 1 DEC. 1 - MARCH 15, 1999
2 DEC. 1 - DEC. 31, 1998
3 JAN. 1 - JAN. 31, 1999
4 FEB. 1 - MARCH 15, . 1999
NE TRASK 1 JAN. 1 - MARCH 15, 1999
2 JAN. 1 - JAN. 31, 1999
3 FEB. 1 - FEB. 28, 1999
PIKE JAN. 1 - MARCH 1, 1999
WIND RIVER JAN. 1 - MARCH 1, 1999
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