Smoke Signals
8 DECEMBER 15,2006
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Effective immediately all vendors and anyone wishing to use
Tribal groundsfacilities will need to follow these policies:
For use of the community center call the Facilities Admin
istrative Assistant at 503-879-2195.
For use of the Tribal gymnasium call the Recreation Coor
dinator at 503-879-1369.
For vendor set up in the Governance building call the Cen
tral Telephones Operator at 503-879-5211.
D For vendor set up in the Tribal Clinic call the Tribal Clinic
Receptionist at 503-879-2236.
Also, please remember:
All vendors will be required to have their own tables and
chairs.
All vendors will do their own set up and tear down.
All vendors will leave the area they set up clean.
With the amount of vendors we have requesting the use of our
grounds and facilities, we have found it necessary to put these
policies in place.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please con
tact me at 503-879-2407.
Thank you.
Michael J. Larsen
Facilities Manager
Seven Day Alaskan Cruise On The Norwegian Star
Prices are : Inside cabin "K" $1,090 per person
Cabin with obstructive view $1,349 per person
Cabin with full view $1,360 per person
Balcony cabin $1,819 per person
Includes tax, but an additional charge of $30 per person for
booking fee. We will leave Seattle on July 7 and return to Seattle
seven days later. If interested please call Donna Johnson at Mc
Minnville Travel, 503-472-5127 and mention that you saw the
ad in the Smoke Signals to get these prices or call Anna Hannan
at 503-879-6341. If we get over 20 people we could get a bigger
discount. It's a fun trip and great food.
MaxineMary Leno
January 24, 1922 November 25, 2006
Tribal Elder Maxine Leno,
84, of Grand Itonde passed
away Saturday, November
25, 2006. She was born on
January 24, 1922 in Brooks,
Oregon one of 13 children
born to Thomas and Elvira
Langley McKnight. She
was raised in Grand Ronde.
She married Arnold "Arnie"
Leno in 1942, and they later
divorced. He preceded her
in death in 1971. Maxine
moved to Nevada and then moved to California to live from 1956 to
1992. As part of the Termination Act of 1954, Maxine attended and
graduated from beauty school in Oakland, California. A picture
of her is in the National Archives at the Smithsonian Institute in
Washington DC. She owned two restaurants and a beauty shop all
while raising her family as a single parent. Her door was always
open. She returned to live in Grand Ronde in 1992. She was the
kind of person who would do anything for people. She loved her
family and gave unconditional love to all. She was a member of
the Catholic Church.
She is survived by her sons David Leno of Roseburg, Tom Leno
of Willamina, Bob Leno of Grand Ronde, daughters Dorothy Leno
of Grand Ronde and Denise Harvey of Tualatin along with 14
grandchildren, Lisa, Dana, Chris, Ben, Tara, Lisa, Lacy, Sean,
Jared, Nicole, Marissa, Lyndsey, Blair and Alex, nine great grand
children and her puppy "Suzie". Also surviving are sisters Barbara
Feehan of Milwaukie, Beverly Cooney of Sherwood, Judy Olsen of
Sheridan and Dorothy Lawe of Salem and brother Rick McKnight
of Willamina. She was preceded in death by a son Gary and a
grandson Ryan and seven brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held on Thursday, November 30 at the
Grand Ronde Tribal Gym. Vault interment will follow in the Grand
Ronde Tribal Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the National
Leukemia Association or to the Tribal Foster Care Program in care
of the mortuary at 287 S.W. Washington St. Dallas, Oregon 97338.
To leave an on-line condolence go to www.dallastribute.com.
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Eleanor Lynn Kimsey
November 6, 1936 December 8, 2006
Eleanor Kimsey, 70, of Grand
Ronde passed away at her home
Friday, December 8, 2006. She
was born on November 6, 1936 in
St. Helens, Oregon the daughter
of Clifton Delo and Helen Ursula
Woolstenhulme Reynolds. She
grew up in St. Helens and Sheri
dan and attended high school
in Sheridan. Eleanor married
Marvin Loren Kimsey Sr. on
November 25, 1954; they are
parents of five children. She has
lived in Grand Ronde for more
than 50 years. She worked as a
waitress, in a lumber mill, as a
clerk for the Willamina Police Department. Eleanor and Marvin
owned and operated a filling station and she worked with the
Thousand Trails Camp ground as office manager. She enjoyed
crocheting, painting, swimming and collecting strawberries. She
loved to watch Price Is Right, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune and
Dr. Phil. She was very proud of pushing the winning car over
the finish line and taking second in a stock car race. She was a
member of the PTA and was a room mother while her children
were in school.
She is survived by her daughters Karen Marie Lord of Grand
Ronde, Virginia Anne Roof of Otis, Christie Diane Loomis of
LaPine, and Colleen Lee Branson of Willamina and a son Duke
Kimsey of Grand Ronde along with 14 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. Also surviving are her parents Clifton and
Helen Reynolds of McMinnville, a sister Shirley Ann Holstad of
Tillamook, brothers Daniel Ray Reynolds of Ferndale, Washington
and Timothy Kirk Reynolds of Utah. She was preceded in death
by a grandson Levi Brendon Baker.
The funeral service was held on Wednesday, December 13 in the
Grand Ronde Nazarene Church. Vault interment will follow in
the Grand Ronde Tribal Cemetery. To leave an on-line condolence
for the family go to www.dallastribute.com.