Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current, January 15, 2014, Page 6, Image 6

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board seeks indian arts
and crafts for exhibitions
The Indian Arts and Crafts Board will host a juried arts and crafts
competition for Native youth at each of its three regional museums in the
spring. The theme of the competition will be “Where do we come from?
Where are we going?”
The competitions will be open to enrolled members of federally recognized
Tribes between the ages of 13 and 18. Offi cial written documentation veri-
fying the youth’s enrollment and written parental or guardian permission
will be required.
The competitions will provide Native youth with a realistic juried art
show experience; encourage the development and expansion of their produc-
tion and marketing skills; and enhance youth interest in culture, history
and the possibility of an artistic career.
Submissions will be judged by an independent jury of artists, artisans
and art professionals. Awards will be $100 for fi rst place, $75 for second
and $50 for third.
The three museums operated by the Indian Arts and Crafts Board are
the Sioux Indian Museum in Rapid City, S.D., the Southern Plains Indian
Museum in Anadarko, Okla., and the Museum of the Plains Indian in
Browning, Mont.
Artwork must be submitted by March 1. Winners will be announced
in April. Exhibition of selected works will be held from April 15 through
May 31.
For more information, including offi cial contest rules and procedures,
contact Conor McMahon, chief curator, Indian Arts and Crafts Board, at
605-394-2381. n
bernando teaches Wawa in Portland offi ce
Tribal member Eric Bernando teaches Chinuk Wawa language
classes from 5:30 to 8:20 p.m. Wednesday at the Portland offi ce, 4445
S.W. Barbur Blvd., Suite 101. For more information, contact Bernando
at ChinukWawa@gmail.com or 503-709-3017. n
elder bingo moved to
saturday afternoons
Elder Bingo will be held at 12:30 p.m. the second and fourth Saturday
of the month at the Elders’ Activity Center.
For more information, contact Elder Activity Assistant Daniel Ham at
503-879-2233. n
S moke S ignals
~ nOTiCe ~
The Grand Ronde Police Department has in
its physical possession the unclaimed personal
property described below.
If you have any ownership interest in any of
that unclaimed property, you must fi le a claim
with the Grand Ronde Police Department within
30 days from the date of publication of this notice,
or you will lose interest in that property.
• One (1) Lenovo laptop
To fi le a claim, call the Grand Ronde Police Department at 503-
879-1821. n
Online degree programs
Turn your college credits or associate degree into a more powerful four-
year degree from Portland State University.
Undergraduate degrees offered: BA/BS in Social Science, BA/BS in Arts
& Letters and BA/BS in Liberal Studies. For more information about on-
line degree programs, contact the PSU Salem Center at 503-315-4281 or
e-mail psusalem@pdx.edu. n
eFFeCTiVe nOW
Changes to Social Services
Emergency Assistance
and Medical Gas Voucher Program
For all income criteria programs, wage verifi cation for past 60
days (wage stubs) will need to be submitted. If client has not worked
for a period of time, client will need to submit a printout from their
State Employment Offi ce or printout from Oregon Self-Suffi ciency
Offi ce as verifi cation of income. Rental/deposit or utility assistance
may be utilized only one time in a 24-month rolling calendar pe-
riod and is not to exceed the maximum contribution of $1,000 per
household within any 24-month rolling calendar period.
Medical Gas Vouchers
Social Services will not provide gas vouchers for medical ap-
pointments, counseling or drug & alcohol treatment. The only
exception is for scheduled treatment plans (i.e.: radiation, chemo-
therapy, surgery, etc.) that have caused hardship on the family.
Medical gas vouchers can be distributed to meet the need of the
circumstances.
A copy of all scheduled treatment plans must be received before
client is eligible to receive this service. Assistance will end on the
date of the last treatment appointment.
For a complete copy of policy or questions, contact Tammy C.
Garrison at 503-879-2077. n
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