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14 OCTOBER 1,2009 Smoke Signals For sale in Sheridan 28 X 48 Fleetwood manufactured home on a city lot in Sheridan. 2 bedroom, 2 bath home plus den. Oak cabinets in kitchen. Large pan try. Attached garage. Underground sprinkler system programmable. Fenced yard. Apple tree and peach tree. $105,000 FIRM. Contact Lucy Hebert at West Valley Realty. 249 S. Bridge St., Sheridan. Phone: 503-843-5031. For more information about house, contact Cassandra Scott at 503-879-2080. I. .) ii i p - f; i nr., i 93 J; For sale in Grand Meadows There's over 1,700 square feet of room to spread out in this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home Plus many upgrades: Jacuzzi tub, skylights, upgraded cabinetrywoodwork, carport and lots more. You could possibly have payments less than rent; be building equity and have your payments going toward home ownership! Also there is no pay ing the State Income Tax, so long as you also work on Tribal land (the casino or the Tribal Governance Center). Call 503-879-4029 (evenings) to come see for yourself this good homeownership neighborhood and great place to raise children. ltTTi NOT mo InwtlaUon To Tribal Munbcri, ' SpouMS off TriSsoJ Ltombcn 0 Of A Tribal Mmbar And Uoal Cuawflom Of To Apply For Tha Temporary Staffing Pool The Coaledrratcd Tribes f Graad Rowleys Temporary Stamps PmI b accrptiag application. Tribal fben, spwnes af Tribal neaibcrt. Parrati of a Tribal ember, a ad legal gaardiaas fCraod Raade Tribal icitj r r caJdrra iatrmtrd ia assistiag with fiSiag tempo rary Tacaaries oa aa WaIF or aa "rttraded daratioa bans are racMragrd ta coatact the CTCR Haaua Rrsoarces ofCce. EaopJayanrat applicattaas are available at the Ilaaaaa Rrsoarces office located ia the Goveraaace Crater; MIS Graad Roade Road. AppGcaats anrst pass the foOawiog barkgraaad checks: (Criminal background Work history References Tribal membership Drug screen Temporary raipUj res w ill be sabjret to the CTCRs EnploYr I la ad book. This is aa eirrOeat opportaait)' for oar trmbmhip ta Mp- thesr lacaojc aad gaia esperirace o hue aidiag at ia coatiaaias a smooth delivery af sen ices. Win big prizes for helping wildlife! Help collect biological samples from deer and elk and your name will be entered into a drawing for six gift cards. 3 prizes for deer: $125 gift card to Cabala's 3 prizes for elk: $125 gift card to Cabala's Why: The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Natural Resources Division, in cooperation with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and USDA Veterinary Services, is collecting biological samples from deer and elk to learn more about diseases that may be affecting our deer and elk herds. The Tribe will test for a variety of diseases primary among these are the following: Chronic Wasting Disease has not been detected in Oregon. We want to catch this disease early if it shows up in Oregon as it can have devastating effects on deer and elk populations. Adenovirus Hemorrhagic Disease has been detected throughout Oregon. Samples will help determine where adenovirus is found in Oregon. How to participate: Allow the Tribe's biologists to collect samples of brain stems, lymph nodes and tooth samples from elk and samples of blood, brain stems, lymph nodes, muscle tissue and tooth samples from deer. All samples must be collected within 48 hours of death, 24 hours preferred. Bring hunter-harvested animals to the Tribes' Natural Resources office at 47010 S.W. Hebo Road, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. After hours or on the weekend, call 503-560-4426. If you are unable to bring an animal in we may be able to come to you to collect samples. Please contact the Tribe's biologists for more information. Hunters will need to provide the general location (within a mile) of where the animal was killed (to be used in the event that a disease is found). Your name will be entered in the drawing for each useable sample we are able to collect, up to three entries for each deer and up to two for each elk. Fresh road-kills can be reported to the Tribe's biologists so we can pick them up for sampling. Your name would then be entered for any useable samples we collect from the road kill. Tribal and non-Tribal community members are eligible to participate. Animals must be harvested legally. Drawing will be held at the April 2010 Fish and Wildlife Committee meeting at the Natural Resources office. Prizes are sponsored by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Fish and Wildlife Committee. The Fish and Wildlife Committee and Natural Resources Division thank you for your help in gathering information to help us maintain our deer and elk populations. Happy hunting! For more information, contact Rebecca McCoun at 503-879-2396, Lawrence Schwabe at 603-879-2395 or Kelly Dirksen at 503-879-2382. Making Parenting a Pleasure The Making Parenting a Pleasure parenting is a 6-wi"; class. This dass focuses on self-care for parenting, stress & anger management, child development and alternative disciplines. Ideal for parents ages 26 and younger (Date : Mondays now through Nov. 2 Time: 3-5P.M. Location : ucation BuMng pon i26 No limited amount of spaces Child care provided If you are interested please contact Shannon Simi 503-879-1489 to register Ad Cfpjtpd by George Vakfet M created by George Vaktef
