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Smoke Signals 12 MAY 1, 2001 Recognition and Response to Elder Abuse in the Community Saturday, May 5 8: 15 am to 3:30 pm Spirit Mountain Casino Kalapuya Rooms Moderator: Bonnie Tom Time Keeper: Jill Brandon DOOR PRIZES THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE DAY. 8:15 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:45 10:15 10:30 11:30 11:45 1:00 1:30 2:45 3:15 Registration Continental Breakfast Opening Prayer Kathryn Harrison Welcome & Goal of Conference Ed Larsen Elder Abuse Overview... Steve Schneider Anthony Gagliardo Mandatory Reporting Katherine English Break Elder's Panel Adeline Miller Leon "Chips" Tom Sharon Hanson Cherie Butler Nancy Wall Robert Schmid Multi-disciplinary Teams Lucille Schuster Lunch & Guest Speakers Hardy Myers Dave Baldridge Risk Factors & Contributing Factors Anthony Gagliardo Philosophy & Principles Aileen Kaye What Happens When a Call Comes In Sharon Woods Lynn Crowell Jeff Van Laanen Participants Comments All Comment Sheets Wrap Up . Kathryn Harrison Ed Larsen Tribal Chair Tribal Council Senior & Disabled Services Division Tribal Social Services Tribal Court Judge Warm Springs Grand Ronde Grand Ronde Grand Ronde Grand Ronde Grand Ronde Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Attorney General National Indian Council on Aging Tribal Social Services Senior and Disabled Services Division Tribal Social Services Mid-Willamette Valley Senior Services Agency Polk County Sheriff Tribal Chair Tribal Council Sponsored by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde OPEN TO THE PUBLIC For more information or questions, please call Egypt Powley at 503-879-2078. HOME FOR SALE FAMILY SPACE 33 in Grand Meadows. Four bedrooms, two baths, fenced yard and a single car garage. Price: $92,000. You must to be a Tribal member and be able to qualify through the Housing Authority program. Call Mardell at 503-871-9499 (home) or the Housing Authority at 1-800-422-0232, ext. 2401. TBA: TO BE ANNOUNCED MAY, TBA: POW-WOW. North Seattle Community College. SEATTLE, WA. 206-527-3722. MAY 5: PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL Coupeville. WHIDBEY ISLAND, WA. 360-679-7391. MAY 5: NATIVE AMERICAN POW-WOW. Spanaway Lake High School. BETHEL, WA. Contact: Carol Dittbennerat253-843-1175. MAY 5-6: CHEMAWA POW-WOW. Che mawa Indian School. SALEM, OR. 503-399-5721 , ext. 260 or Mreyes Chemawa.bia.edu. MAY 5-6: AMERICAN INDIAN AND WORLD CULTURE FESTIVAL. Mission San Juan Bautista. SAN JUAN BAUT1STA, CA. Con tact: Sonny or Elaine Reyna at 831 -623-2379. B MAY 5-6: UCLA POW-WOW. Intermural Field. LOS ANGELES, C A. Contact: Crystal Roberts at 310-206-7513 or Cdk79hotmail.com MAY 5-6: CROW TRIBE SENIORS HANDGAMETOURNAMENT. CROW AGENCY, MT. 406-638-2601. MAY 12: SPRING CELEBRATION POW WOW. Quinn Coliseum. Eastern Oregon State College. LA GRANDE, OR. Contact: Trish Lewis at 541-962-3741, MAY 12: NATIVE GRADUATE POW-WOW. Sumner High School. SUMNER, WA. Con tact: Martha Sherman at 800-664-4549. MAY12: RUNNING THE RED ROAD. Balboa Park. SAN DIEGO, CA. 10K 5K Fun RunWalk, 1K Children's Run. Contact: Lucinda Millar at 619-641-4133 or 619-641-2377. . MAY 12-13: NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS FESTIVAL & MOTHER'S POW-WOW. River side Park. GRANTS PASS, OR. Free Admis sion. Sat. 10am-10pmandSun.10am-7pm. 541-474-6394or541-839-6704. MAY 12-13: STATUS LONGHOUSE POW WOW. Status Longhouse Arbor. STATUS, WA. Contact: Yakama Tourism at 509-865-5121. MAY 12-1 3: RESPECT ONE ANOTHER POW-WOW. Mariposa Fairgrounds. MARI POSA, CA. Contact: Sandy Chapman at 209-966-5229. B MAY 13: MOTHER'S DAY ALL INDIAN RO DEO. BROWNING, MT. 406-338-7521. ODOT Job Opportunity Transportation Maintenance Specialist 2 Join the McMinnville Roadway and Highway Maintenance team! As a member of this crew, you will perform manual labor and operate a variety of heavy and light equip ment. For details please call 503-986-4030 or visit www.odot.state.or.ushrod jobindex.cfm. Application must be received by 5:00 p.m. May 11, 2001. CLOSING DATE: TUESDAY, MAY 8 PRESCHOOL COOK GRADE: 5 CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 11 CULTURAL RESOURCE SPECIALIST II GRADE: 11 DATA ENTRY SPECIALIST GRADE: 4 HOUSEKEEPER GRADE: 4 ON-CALL GROUNDSKEEPER (3 TEMPORARY POSITIONS) GRADE: 4 For a detailed job description, please contact the Tribe's JOB LINE: 503-879-2257 1-877-TRIBEGR jjfif fflfflm szssuia mm The Natural Resources department, in cooperation with Oregon Youth Conservation Corps, seeks a youth crew leader and six youth crew members for its Summer Youth Crew program. These positions are designed for the purpose of providing enhanced opportunities for youth or students. YOUTH CREW LEADER. $10.50 per hour. Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Approximately 12 weeks, starting June 2001 CLOSING DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2001. Duties: Supervise and provide leadership to a six-person summer youth work crew for eight weeks and assist the Fish and Wildlife Department for approximately four weeks. Youth crew projects may include stream restorationenhancement, trail and park maintenance, native tree and plant plantings, forest inventory, or other natural resource and community projects. Qualifications: Desire to work with youth andor in natural resources. Must be In good physical condition and be able to work in rugged outdoor terrain. Experience in the proper use of hand tools. Requirements: Work boots, valid Oregon Driver's License, safe driving record. Must success fully complete pre-employment background check and drug test. YOUTH CREW MEMBER. $6.50 per hour. Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Approximately 8 weeks, starting June 25, 2001 CLOSING DATE: THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2001. Duties: Work as a member of a six-person summer youth work crew. Youth crew projects may include stream restorationenhancement, trail and park maintenance, native tree plantings, forest inventory work, or other natural resource and community projects. Qualifications: Must be 16-19 years of age. Must have the ability or experience to safely and properly use hand tools. Must be in good physical condition and be able to work in rugged outdoor terrain. Interest or experience in natural resources related work helpful. Requirements: Furnish their own work boots and successfully complete pre-employment background check and drug test. To apply: Complete a Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde employment application and return to the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, Fish and Wildlife Department, P.O. Box 10, Grand Ronde, OR 97347 by the closing date. Applications may be obtained at www.grandronde.orghrjdjoblisL If you need an application sent to you please call 503-879-2396 or 1-800-422-0232, ext. 2396. $6.50 per hour. Monday-Friday, 8 am - noon (4 hours per day.) 8 Week Program. Open to enrolled Grand Ronde Tribal youth between the ages of 14-17 years old by application closing date. Must be responsible, dedicated and reliable. Youth coming Into this program must present a warm and friendly personality, be sensitive to the feelings and needs of others. Human Resources will be sponsoring informational meetings, assisting youth in appropriately filling out an employment application and giving helpful tips on interviewing. We will also provide important information on the Summer Youth Employment Program. Interested Tribal youth must attend one of these informational meetings In order to participate in the program. Applications will only be ac cepted through attendance of these meetings. MANDATORY INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS: Wednesday, May 23 & May 30 from 6:00-7:00 pm Governance Center, Room 204 APPLICATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 Questions or concerns please contact Lisa Leno at 503-879-2224 or 1-800-422-0232, ext 2224. MONDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m. May 7: Windows 9598, part 1 May 14: Spread Sheets for Small Business May 21: Windows 9598, part 2 TUESDAYS from 1 to 3:30 p.m. May 1: Microsoft Power Point May 8: Intro to the Tribal Network May 15: Corel Presentations May 22: GroupWise May 29: Macintosh Operating System, part 2 WEDNESDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m. May 2: Microsoft Word, part 1 May 9: Corel Quatro Pro, part 1 May 16: Microsoft Word, part 2 May 23: Corel Quatro Pro, part 2 May 30: Print Shop THURSDAYS from 9 to 1 1 :30 a.m. May 3: Macintosh Operating System, part 1 May 10: Microsoft Excel, part 1 May 17: Corel WordPerfect, part 1 May 24: Microsoft Excel, part 2 May 31: Corel WordPerfect, part 2 FRIDAYS from 9 to 11:30. a.m. May 4: Intro to the Internet May 1 1 : Intro to Computers for Home & Small Business May 18: Web Page Design May 25: Desktop Publishing for Small Business ii ) itun (i;i
