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16 JULY 1, 2004 Smoke Signals Veterans' Powwow t..i onn a Friday. Royalty Pagaent at 6:30 p.m. Saturday: Grand Entry at 12 and 4:30 p.m. O J T7 10..,1 "QOnm I" ; I, ouiiuay jrraiiu rjiiny emu. p.m. ... i t i Native American Applicants Sought For Hatfield Fellowship The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde announces that applications for the Mark O. Hatfield Congressional Fellowship are now available. Each year, a Hatfield Fellow serves as an intern for a member of Oregon's Congressional delegation. The Hatfield Fellow is selected from adult Native American applicants, who are enrolled members of a federally recognized Tribe in Oregon. If there are no qualified applicants from Oregon, enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes in Washing ton , Idaho and Montana will be considered. The candidate will intern in Washington, D.C. for nine months and will receive a monthly stipend, relocation and travel ex penses, and tuition for the American Political Science Association orientation. Applicants will then be notified if they qualify for interviews. Late applica tions will not be accepted. Application packets may be obtained by contacting Paula Cook at Spirit Mountain Community Fund 1-800-422-0232 ext. 1400, e mail at paula.cookgrandronde.org or by mail at 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347. The Fellowship honors Mark Hatfield for his accomplishments as a United States Senator, a former Governor of Oregon, and for his mentorship of many leaders in their own communities. Deadline for applications is 5 p.m. Friday, July 16, 2004. First Annual Native American High School Journalism Institute August 20-24 at Oregon State University & Grand Ronde This is a production-based journalism institute. As a member of the institute you will select a journalism track or a video track. Your group will produce either a tabloid publication that you will design, write and edit or your group will shoot a video where you will be responsible to write, shoot and edit. The central theme of the institute is to document the Grand Ronde Pow-wow. The best part of the Native American High School Journalism Institute is that it's free. All you need to do is get to and from Corvallis and we'll take care of you the rest of the time. Your lodging, meals, instruction and fun times are all FREE. For more information or to sign up, call Dr. Frank Ragulsky at 541-737-3374. DEADLINE IS JULY 15, 2004. FiriMwiiKii Native American High School Journalism Institute at Orcsvii Sum luiimiiv and ftrjnH ttotuU-, Vowi osu Wtt' f.r-H-t- Ky?i - W -ty- ovt yW'Ww ?.?.; .jm r?.y -,- :.; ws You are invited to Oregon's First Annual Native American Housing Fair Saturday, July 3 1 , 2004 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Chemawa Indian School 3700 Chemawa Road, N.E. Salem, Oregon With door prizes, fun for the kids and food for the family! All Hative American and Alaska Natives are welcome! Activities will include workshops on homeownership education, qualifying for home loans, credit counseling, predatory lending, home maintenance, homebuyer and rental program information, foreclosure avoidance, refi nance basics and other housing topics. Sponsored by the Coos LowerUmpqua Siuslaw, Grand Ronde, Siletz and Warm Springs Tribes, in partnership with Washington Mutual, HUDs Office of Native American Programs, Oregon Housing and Community Services and many others! For more information call the Housing Fair hotline at: 503-879-1497.
