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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 2001)
JULY 15, 2001 Smoke Signals 11 Lost Tribal Members with Trust Funds The Office of Trust Funds Manage ment (OTFM) is responsible for man aging trust funds for Individual In dian Money (IIM) Account Holders and is working on a project to locate IIM Account Holders that they have lost contact with for one reason or another. This is a list of account holders from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde that are currently in Where abouts Unknown status. These individuals must complete the required forms, which can be ob tained from any OTFM office, or they can call 1-888-OST-OTFM, and en ter the first three digits of their ac count number, which is 141, for fur ther information. The Office of Special Trustee main tains a website of Whereabouts Un known IIM Account Holders, which is updated on a monthly basis: www.ost.doi.govwhereabouts.html Grand Ronde Tribe Whereabouts Unknown D Brisbois, Joanna D Brisbois, Melvin D Fiander, Orien D Gaston, Richard n Howes, Dolly L. D Kneeland, Kayla P. D Kurns, Lorri M. (Phillips) D Michelle, Dolores R. Native Visions Development Co. Own Your Own Business!! Native Visions Development Com pany will train you and provide all of the necessary optical equipment and inventory to open your own lo cal optical store. This is a great opportunity to in crease your income and control your own destiny. Don't Wait This opportunity will only be available for a limited time. Call Native Visions Development Company at 1-888-522-8394 and get all the details. We can and will as sist with financing. Native Visions Development Com pany is a subsidiary of Rosebud Op tical and is an American Indian owned company. Recent Nanitch Sahallie Graduation Nanitch Sahallie graduated 13 young ladies on June 29 for completing the intensive alcohol and drug abuse recovery program. An estimated atten dance of 75 family and friends participated in the graduation ceremony. Nanitch Sahallie opened its doors 12 years ago to Native and non-Native youth, in their plight for recovery from substance abuse. r Happy 5th Birthday Miss Rilcc Jaync Mercier V Y. v.'"': V, KINDERGARTEN HERE YOU COME! We hope life brings you all the joy and happiness you bring to it. All our love, Mom and Jennifer Grandpa and Grandma Mercier & Uncle Tyson i,iiiil.r-",'''w''"p" 1 Tribal member DAVID A. KURNS has completed his boot camp training in Ft. Knox, Kentucky as a scout in the U.S. Army. He continues his service in Georgia where he proudly serves he country. We love and pray for the best in your life. Love, your family and friends. tt .... . ' ' I 7 X Photo by Justin Phillips Face 1 ft Crews have been taking advantage of the summer weather in recent weeks to do some remodeling of the office building at the Tribal Cemetery. Workers have replaced part of the roof and put up new siding. $50,000 "Fight For Your Rights" Leadership Scholarship If you are a student leader committed to social change, you may be eligible for a $50,000 scholarship. Five student leaders will receive a "Fight For Your Rights" Leadership Scholarship. The funds will go to ward each student's education, with an emphasis on the continuation of their anti-discrimination and social justice work. Applicants must be be tween the ages of 16 and 24, and enrolled full-time as a high school se nior or college undergraduate. Applications for the scholarships are currently being accepted until Sep tember 15, 2001 and can be obtained along with complete instructions and eligibility requirements at httpywww.FightforYourRights.MTV.com The winners will be announced with Muhammad Ali at a SHiNE event in New York City on October 24, 2001. mm pi rr.lili t tl: llintl Stilt ni.i, iii ,.- M 'Olfi'l - l nini;i (VSI "n ;il Hill mill-H ll(i!i;Ji ' ;i wi, )( auriiinrti)! '!) ii -MlKilia ,tili :, ijfi 1 ifiupiKii i i .n i: -Ji i)i)t: ii-i K ii ir.n iy)lnirti)a ?U-ml i ;in niOiir:liin u ,:: f;,: i) i(io in i ilftin iihtilili MKl :il .IIIllilltMHli IIIiKkl fill fin-f; .i n g i For my son, MARLYTj COriMELLY jOT -ic HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAYTa MARLYN. I admire your accomplishments and appreciate your choices you have made with what your paths have offered you. " May your birthday wishes B w come true. $ . I am very proud of you! $ Love you always & forever f Mom Sonya SUMMER SOCCER LAMP Open to local youth who just finished Kindergarten - Grade 5 : August 13-15 : 9:30 -11 30 a.m. Behind Grand Ronde Elementary School. Space is limited, contact Matt Bucknell at m 503-879-4620 or Vikki Bishop at 503-879-2287 for more information and signup sheets. -SILETZ-August 6, 7, 8 & 9: 9 am to 3 pm - SALEM -August 20: 4 to 7:30 pm August 21: 9 to 7:30 pm August 22: 9 am to 5 pm USDA would like to thank all the volun teers at our warehouses who help us every month. We would really like to thank our clients who pitch In to help throw a box or two when we get backed up, you are all really appreciated. : is J I -;- : sm . V Welcome MADELINE LAVERNE AINSWORTH At last Shawn Hostler-Ainsworth, Thomas Ainsworth and family have a new member of their family Born May 15, 2001. Mappy 'Birthday to our SeautifuL 'daughter Sarah 5T t XL .T j ... - I - v A Happy 4th Birthday to the GAGEMHSTER! Love ya, Srandma & Grandpa Love, Mom and Step-Dad
