JULY 15,2007
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Tribal Elder and Vietnam Veteran Steve Rife completed the 265-mile Trail
of Tears walk in time to make Grand Entry at the Veterans' Pow-wow on
Saturday, July 7. Rife dressed in regalia made by his wife, Margie, in whose
name he made this walk, and carried an eagle staff made by his sister,
Tribal member Pearl Mekemson. Rife was joined in the last mile by friends,
relatives, and members of the Grand Ronde Honor Guard.
FOR STORY AND MORE PHOTOS OF THE 2007 VETERANS' POW-WOW, SEE
THE SPECIAL INSERT INSIDE THIS ISSUE.
Stories For Healing
Tribal member Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach makes
a gift to a group, to the kids, and the families.
By Ron Karten
Giving. It starts and ends at
the same place.
Ask Tribal member Jan Mi
chael Looking Wolf Reibach.
Looking Wolf just made a
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gift of his work to the Portland-based
Children's Cancer
Association (CCA), a 12-year-old
organization that provides
seriously ill children and their
families with programs and ser
vices not offered
elsewhere.
Founded in
1995, CCA pro
grams include
the Music Rx
program, Chemo
Pal Mentor
program and
DreamCatcher
Wish program,
and offers re
sources and sup
port to families in
need, according
to its website.
The Spirit
Mountain Corn
See STORIES
on page 3
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Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach