SEPTEMBER 15, 2000
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Harvard University Visitors tour Tribe
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Grand Ronde Tribal member and Intergovernmental Affairs Coordina
tor Justin Martin (left) along with his Administrative Assistant Nicole
Holmes hosted members of the Harvard University's Honoring Nation's
program in Grand Ronde in late August. Representing Harvard Univer
sity in Grand Ronde were Erik Hensen (center), Andrew Lee and Jo
seph Kalt (right).
Hensen is a research fellow on Harvard's American Indian economic
development. Lee is the Executive Director for Harvard's American In
dian Economic Development program. Kalt is a professor for Harvard's
Ford Foundation of International Political Economy. Photo by Brent Merrill
- SALEM -Sept.
18: 4 pm to 7 pm
Sept. 19: 9 am to 7 pm
Sept. 20: 9 am to 5 pm
- SILETZ -
Oct. 9, 10, 11,12:
9 am to 3 pm
The Siletz office is open other days by
appointment. Call Kitti at 1-800-922-1399.
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Guess who's 71 and shrinking,
"and that's the truth"
Love from all.
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To my beautiful daughter.
Happy Belated 27t(t Bi.rtkd.ay
MICHELLE RUSSIE
God Bless, Dad
Happy Birthday
to the best big brother
JOE SIMI
We love you -your
baby sister Jolene, .
Brian, Cody, Dakota & Lil Brian
We would like to wish
Deputy Tern O' Crien
CONGRATULATIONS
ON HIS FIRST GRANDCHILD.
His granddaughter,
Kennedy Jean O' Crien
was born on August 7, 2000.
She weighed 8lbs and 4ox.
Case No.: C-00-07-008
DECREE CHANGING NAME
In the Matter of: RIFE
Steven Edward, Petitioner
Based on the allegations set forth in
the petition for change of name filed
by the petitioner in the above en
titled case and its supporting affida
vit, THE COURT FINDS:
1. The petitioner is over 18 years of
age;
2. The petitioner is an enrolled mem
ber of the Confederated Tribes of the
Grand Ronde Community of Oregon;
3. The petitioner has not petitioned
and been granted a change of name
by the Tribal Court within the past
twelve (12) months;
4. All persons entitled to notice have
been properly served with a copy of
the Notice for Name Change, and;
5. No objection to the petition has
been filed by any creditor or former
spouse of the petitioner.
Based on the foregoing findings
THE COURT DECREES:
1. That the name of the petitioner
be changed from Steven Edward
Rife to LONE-BULL WALKING;
2. That the Clerk of the Tribal Court
shall cause a copy of this order to be
published in the Tribal Newspaper;
3. That the Clerk of the Tribal Court
shall submit a certified copy of this
order to the Tribal Enrollment office;
4. That the petitioner shall surren
der all old Tribal Identification cards
bearing petitioner's former name to
the Tribal Enrollment office prior to
the Enrollment office issuing peti
tioner new Tribal Identification cards
bearing the petitioner's new namej
5. That within sixty (60) days from
the date of this order the Tribal En
rollment staff and if necessary the
Tribal Enrollment Committee shall
cause new Tribal Identification cards
to be issued to petitioner showing the
new name of the Tribal member and
shall change the official membership
roll and all official enrollment records
of the Tribe to reflect the petitioner's
new name as stated in this Decree;
6. That the Oregon Department of
Vital Statistics is authorized to issue
a new birth certificate to petitioner
in such form as to indicate that his
name is Lone-Bull Walking.
Dated this 28th day of August, 2000.
s Katharine English, Chief Tribal
Court Judge
PUBLIC FORUM:
PROPOSED BUS
SCHEDULE CHANGES
The Chemeketa Area Regional
Transportation System (CARTS) will
hold a public forum at 6 p.m. on
Tuesday, September 19 at Western
Oregon University in Monmonth
(Calapoia Room at Werner Univer
sity Center). The general public is
invited to review proposed changes
to existing bus schedules.
There is parking available behind
University Center located on the cor
ner of Monmouth Ave. and Church
St. Although a parking lot sign states
permit only, it is okay to park there
for this forum.
To request a ride, please call
Wheels at (503) 585-5187. For more
information about the bus services
and the Advisory Committee, call
(503) 623-9664.
OCTOBER 14
Great Oregon
Fall Beach Cleanup
October 14 is the date for the 17th
annual Great Oregon Fall Beach
Cleanup. Stop Oregon Litter & Van
dalism (SOLV) would appreciate your
assistance. The International Coastal
Cleanup is scheduled for September
16. However, Oregon's cleanup is
October 14 and there will be no orga
nized cleanup effort in the state on
September 16.
The event will take place from 10
a.m. until 1 p.m. along the entire
Oregon coast. Volunteers may check
in at one of 41 meeting sites, pick up
a litter bag, and head down to the
beach to help improve the coast for
wildlife and winter visitors. Coordi
nators suggest volunteers bring
gloves, wear sturdy shoes, and be
safe while having a good time.
Groups of 20 or more are asked to
register in advance by calling the
appropriate Zone Captain. Call
SOLV at 800-322-3326 for a bro
chure or check the web site at
www.solv.org for a list of meeting
sites and Zone Captains.
SOLV is a statewide organization
founded in 1969 by Governor Tom
McCall and other community lead
ers. SOLVs mission is to build com
munity through volunteer action to
preserve this treasure called Oregon.
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SMOKE SIGNALS is available to anyone at no cost.
Fill out this form, with your name and address, mail to:
Smoke Signals, Attn: Justin Phillips
9615 Grand Ronde Road Grand Ronde, OR 97347
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NEW ADDRESS:
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