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A Record of Change: Western Oregon asketry
The Tribe's Cultural Resources Department,
in partnership with the Mission Mill Museum
Association, are hosting a Native American basket
exhibit. This combined collection features baskets
from pre-reservation to the present day. The
exhibit will explore the evolving basket weaving
traditions of the Willamette Valley people.
MISSION MILL MUSEUM WTfc
1313 Mill Street SE Salem, Oregon
503-585-7012 www.missionmill.org
EXHIBIT is open to the public and runs from February
7 to April 17. The exhibit is located in the gallery at
the Mission Mill Museum. Admission is $7 for adults,
$6 for senior citizens, $4 for youth, and FREE to
Mission Mill Museum Members and Grand Ronde
Tribal Members with Tribal ID. Admission fee includes
a tour of the historic mill and houses located on site.
BASKET CLASSES are being planned in coordination
with this exhibition. For more class information,
please contact Tracy Stroud at tracysmissionmill.org
or 503-585-7012.
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William Vivette
77ie grandson of
Tribal Elder Lemard ivette.
William's 8tb grade "A" sqtutd basketball
team (1 0-0) and his AW basketball team in
Fall league went undefeated.
William was the boy student of the year,
2001-2001 at Wapato Middle School receiv
ing the incentive award font the Wapato
Indian Parent Education Committee for being
on the honor roll every trimester
and for perfect attendance.
Love your family
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ONABEN Business Classes To Be Held
ONABEN A Native American Business Network presents:
"Starting A Successful Business"
Participants will be offered professional assistance with:
Feasibility and Business Concept, Developing a Business Plan, Financ
ing & Bookkeeping and Legal Requirements
Classes will be held in the Adult Education Building in Grand Ronde.
Classes Start on Wednesday March 5 and are every Wednesday through
May 14 from 5:30 8:30 p.m. Graduation will be held on May 21. Call
now to register for these classes!
For more information about ONABEN services and to register for classes
contact: ONABEN Main Office, Kristi Burns 800-854-8289, Sheila Herber
503-843-4218 or Debbie Bachman 503-879-2275.
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For the re-staining of the exterior siding on the Health & Wellness
Clinic. Bid documents will be available on March 21. Interested
parties please contact Curtis Rentsch, in the Facilities department at
503-879-2406.
Seasonal Employment Opportunities
Would you like to spend some time doing field work for an environ
mental non-profit? The Nature Conservancy has some great tempo
rary opportunities. We are currently seeking stewardship coordina
tors, field assistants, field ecologists and field stewards.
For more information about seasonal positions available with The
Nature Conservancy of Oregon, please visit the careers page on our
web site, www.nature.orgcareers. Select "Search" from the top left
corner. Near the bottom of the page, find the "Sate" search box and
select "Oregon" from the drop down menu. Finally, click on "Search
jobs."
Application instructions are included with each job description. Any
questions, please e-mail the Nature Conservancy at orseasonaltnc.org
or call 503-230-0707 ext. 600.
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1999 Fleetwood
Manufactured Home
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DESCRIPTION: This home is 1,380 square
feet, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Washer
and Dryer included. 6 X 10 covered deck.
Whirlpool tub in carpeted master bathroom.
Skylight in kitchen. Breakfast nook plus dining
room.
Ideal opportunity for senior seeking home
ownership at a fraction of the price.
In 55 Park in Sheridan, Oregon.
Call 503-879-2172.
PRICE: $85,000.
Congratulations!!!
Constance Lopez
Recognition of Thirty Years
Of Service in the Government
Of the United States of America.
Constance works in the
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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All Tribal members welcome to join us for a spiritual gathering March
29, 2003. There will be a meal served with some traditional foods. We
will be giving thanks for the beginning harvest of this year. Also a
blessing on the land and water that gives us food.
Put on by the Culture Committee at the Community Center.
March 29, 2003 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Happy 90th Birthday
Leonard!
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family C friends.
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Happy 77th Biuthbay
Nonma Lee!
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Lot 24
Grand Meadows
2000 MARLETTE
ASKING PRICE: $73,000
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DESCRIPTION: This home is 1,387
square feet in size, 3 bedrooms and 2 bath
rooms. Appliances included are refrigerator,
electric range, dishwater, washer and dryer
hook-ups.
SPECIAL FEATURES: Vaulted ceilings,
walk in pantry in kitchen, walk in closet in
master bedroom, walk-in, sit-down shower,
8X14 deck with wheel chair ramp, 10 X 10
storage shed and 3 car driveway.
REMARKS: Located in quiet Elder area,
nice mountain view.
Interested Tribal members may contact
the Tribal Housing Authority at 503-879-2467.