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Help: mentors needed
Tribal kids in need of companionship and positive role modeling.
The Indian Child Welfare (ICW) Program is interested in developing a
mentor program for our Tribal children. Many of our children are in need of
companionship and positive role modeling. The purpose of the mentor pro
gram is to provide at risk youth with a relationship that will help to foster
healthy lifestyle choices. Mentors may spend 4 to 6 hours per week with a
child. Mentors will be compensated for their time.
The ICW Program would like to develop a list of people interested in
mentoring a Tribal child. These children need consistency so it is important
that mentors are able to make a 3 to 6 month commitment. If you are inter
ested in more information please contact Danis Bazzy-Bucknell or Dana Leno
at 1-800-242-8196.
Summer Tennis Camp: ages 10-17
The coaches of Linfield Tennis Academy have offered two full residential
scholarships to attend their Camp 2000 on July 16-20 or August 6-10.
The Linfield Tennis Academy is ideal for all players ages 10-17. The pro
gram is designed for the player who wants to improve their skills in this
challenging sport. Drills, match situation, and competitive play will make
your tennis experience one to remember.
The scholarship will include the fee for residential campers, which includes
lodging Sunday through Wednesday nights and three meals daily, begin
ning with dinner on Sunday and ending with lunch on Thursday. A bed
linen package is provided and a daily towel and wash cloth exchange is also
available.
If you are interested please contact Lisa Leno at 1-800-422-0232 or
879-2224. Requests will be considered as received.
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The following is a summer activity schedule for students that are in the 6th-12th
grades. Along with this schedule, the Tribe's Youth Education program will be
offering camps, conferences, workshops, and sports activities to be announced
later. For all activities please meet at the Youth Center unless otherwise specified.
Permission slips will be required for all trips traveling out of the Grand Ronde area.
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JULY
Tuesday, July 4 Closed for 4th of
Wednesday, July 5 1:30 p.m
. 2:30-6:00 p.m. .
Thursday, July 6 OMSI field trip
Tuesday, July 11 Open use of the
Wednesday, July 12 Open use of the
Thursday, July 13 Open use of the
Tuesday, July 18 1:00-5:30 p.m. .
Wednesday, July 19 1:30 p.m
2:30-6:00 p.m. .
Thursday, July 20 1:30-5:30 p.m. .
Tuesday, July 25 Open use of the
Wednesday, July 26 Open use of the
Thursday, July 27 Open use of the
July holiday
Native Club
Potlatch
Youth Center & special activities
Youth Center & special activities
Youth Center & special activities
Fishing at South Lake
Native Club
Language
Guest speaker
Leadership activities
Youth Center & special activities
Youth Center & special activities
Youth Center & special activities
AUGUST
Tuesday, August 1 .
, 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 2 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 3 1:30-5:30
Tuesday, August 8 Open use
Wednesday, August 9 Open use
Thursday, August 10 Open use
Tuesday, August 15 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 16 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 17 1:30-5:30
Tuesday, August 22 Open use
Wednesday, August 23 Open use
Thursday, August 24 Open use
Tuesday, August 29 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 30 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 31
p.m Softball (outside)
Grand Ronde Elementary
Native Club
p.m Basket class
p.m Hiking class
of the Youth Center & special activities
of the Youth Center & special activities
of the Youth Center & special activities
p.m Horseshoe tournament
with prizes
Native Club
p.m Dance class
p.m Movie followed by discussion
of the Youth Center & special activities
of the Youth Center & special activities
of the Youth Center & special activities
p.m Student's choice
Native Club
p.m Beading class
End of summer BBQ
Apprenticeship in Traditional Arts
The Oregon Historical Society Folklife Program has applications available
for the 2000-2001 Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program (TAAP). TAAP
is an annual program that encourages the continuation of traditional artis
tic skills within communities by awarding stipends to master traditional art
ists to teach a specific cultural tradition to one or more apprentices. An aver
age of ten are funded each year. The postmark deadline for applications is
July 21, 2000.
All traditional artists are eligible for this program. Traditional arts are
forms of artistic expression learned as part of the cultural life of a community
(such as an ethnic group, Tribe, religious or occupational group, or region).
Traditional arts reflect the history, culture and values of a community. They
are often learned informally, passed down from one person to another.
Masters and apprentices apply together to the program and can apply for
up to $2500. They decide when and where they will meet to work during the
year and set their own goals for what they will achieve during the appren
ticeship. Apprenticeships last eight months (September through April) and
generally involve 80-120 hours of instruction time.
Apprenticeships must be Oregon residents and from the same cultural com
munity as the master artist. For application information, contact Leila Childs
at (503) 306-5292.
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"Breast r Cervical Cancer Program presents
Women's Cikcle or
Health r Wellness Vay
TUZSVAY,JULY 11
2901 E. mWSWZ POKTLAhJV
Information on Breast and Cervical Cancer
Clinical Breast Exams available upon request
Massages will be provided to wash away that tension
Women's Wellness Checks are available upon request
Diabetes Screening will also be available
"Food, Beverages, Gifts, Entertainment & lots more!
MORE INFORMATION, CALL UaRY LoY, K.ERRI LOPEZ OR LlNVA
(503) 230-1989 or (503) 230-9875
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The Confederated Tribes
of Grand Ronde
TRIBAL
ELDER
HONOR DAY
July 14 & 15
COMMUNITY CENTER
Friday, July 14
11 am Registration
12 noon Opening Ceremonies
by Tribal Royalty
Lunch
Welcome by
Kathryn Harrison,
Tribal Council Chair
Gifts and Bingo
5:30 pm .... Dinner
Raffle Drawing
Socializing with friends
old and new!
Saturday, July 15
8-10 am .... Breakfast
Wishing you a safe
journey home!
All Grand Ronde Tribal Elders and their
spouses are asked to please fill out a
registration form to participate.
This will help to know how much food
and prizes will be needed.
For inquiries, call Wellness at 879-2076.
SUBSISTENCE
SALMON
DISTRIBUTION
JULY 13 . ELDERS ONLY
8:oo 12:00 and 1:30 5:00
JULY 14 ...... GENERAL
8:00 12:00 and 1:30 5:00
JULY 15 . GENERAL
8:00 - 4:00
D Tribal allotment is two pounds
per enrolled member.
D Must present Tribal ID card to
pickup salmon.
D To pick up salmon for another
member you must have their Tribal
ID card and a note giving you per
mission to pickup their salmon.
Natural Resource Facility
47010 SW Hebo Road
Grand Ronde, OR 97347
(503) 879-2376
NO ID CARD
NO NOTE
NO SALMON!
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