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Above: Denise Wilson, the wife of Tribal member
Mike Wilson, holds their baby boy Travis.
Right: Community member Shallain Nabb holds
her eight-month old daughter Ashley Johnson.
Photos by Kim Mueller
On Friday, May 12, the Tribe's Dental staff hosted a luncheon for moms-to-be and moms with
young children. The 50 guests in attendance also included grandmothers, friends and family.
The luncheon featured great food, raffle prizes and gift bags for everyone.
Kathleen Marquart, physician's assistant at the Grand Ronde Health and Wellness Center,
spoke on keeping babies healthy. The second guest speaker was Kathy Gibbs from MarionPolk
Healthy Start. She led audience participation on dealing with the stress of motherhood.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
D Congratulations to Tiffany and
Mark Miller. They had a beautiful
baby girl on February 11th at 5:02
p.m. She weighed 5 lbs., 13 oz. Her
grandmothers are Dona Miller and
Tribal member Cathy Cullen; uncles
are Tribal members Jason and Jer
emy Cullen; Aunt Lois; Cousin
Dylan; and brother Steven.
B Congratulations to Jason Cullen
and Lois Miller. They had a boy
on November 27, 1999. Family mem
bers are Grandmother Cathy Cullen,
Uncle Jeremy, Aunt Tiffany and
Uncle Mark.
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We all love you with all our hearts,
you are our sunshine.
As you grow up, don't ever let
anybody bring you down.
Always be proud of who you are.
Our prayers are with you always.
Love: your mom Tina Marie Gauna,
the Gaunas, the Butlers, and the Lenos.
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June 12, 13 and 14:
9 am to 3 pm
The Siletz office is open
other days by appointment.
Call Kitty at 1-800-922-1399.
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19: 4 pm to 7 pm
June 20: 9 am to 7 pm
June 21: 9 am to 5 pm
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LaPine Library salutes Ronaele Loomis
Tribal member Ronaele Loomis is
one of the new volunteers at the La
Pine Branch Library. She volunteers
six hours per week and brings her
volunteering experience from the
Cornelius Library. Ronaele's biggest
talents are that she is an organizer
and has an eye for details. She can
take the most unorganized book
shelves and have them in tiptop
shape in short order. Ronaele is
never too busy to take a few minutes
with the children that come into the
branch. When she is on a break, she
sometimes will help them with color
ing pictures.
Ronaele has lived in LaPine with
her family for about a year. She just
celebrated her 20th birthday before
coming to volunteer at the library.
Ronaele has other interests, which the door, and look forward to hav-
include collecting unicorns, porcelain ing her as a volunteer for a very long
dolls, reading, and puzzle books. time. Great work Ronaele!
The staff looks forward to Ronaele's Reprinted from the Deschutes
smile every time she walks through Public Library System newsletter
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Friday, June 30 I Oam to 2pm
Grand Ronde Tribal Community Center
Learn the latest health information. Prizes and Lunch will be provided.
Our goal is to bring together Indian Women ages 50 and over to learn
about Women's Health Issues including, breast self exam, clinical breast
exam, mammograms, PAP test, diabetes awareness, cancer awareness,
tobacco's harmful effects, and much more.
Call the Tribal Wellness Program 1-800-775-0095 or (503)879-2078