S moke S ignals
may 1, 2014
Smoke Signals photo
reprint policy
See a photo you like in Smoke Signals?
Want a copy, or several copies?
Want to see if a photo that was taken but not printed in Smoke Signals
because of space limitations might be something you’d like hanging on
your living room wall?
Tribal members can order 8-by-10 inch copies of photos taken by
Smoke Signals staff members regardless of if they were published in
the newspaper. Charge is $1 for each print ordered. Reprint orders
must be pre-paid with a check made out to Smoke Signals. A photo
reprint order form is available in the Publications Offi ce of the Tribe’s
Governance Building in Grand Ronde, or can be mailed upon request.
All photos contained in Smoke Signals’ current archive are available
for purchase, but people interested in going through the archive must
make an appointment to review photos for possible purchase.
No rush orders will be permitted and requestors must allow 30 days
for delivery. Requestors must be Tribal members.
In addition, reprint requestors must agree that the reprint is for
personal use only, and not for use in an ad, or for commercial, political
or promotional purposes.
Smoke Signals reserves the right to decline a reprint request. To re-
quest a reprint order form, write to Smoke Signals at 9615 Grand Ronde
Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347, or call Michelle Alaimo at 503-879-1961
or 800-422-0232. n
Basketball tourney seeking
players 50 years of age or older
The Pacifi c Northwest Masters Basketball Tournament will be held
Monday, July 28, through Friday, Aug. 1, in the Eugene area and will
be the fi rst premier competitive Masters Hoops tournament on the West
Coast for players 50 and older.
Organizers are seeking participation from Native American teams.
For more information, check out www.EugeneCascadesCoast.com/pacnw-
masters on the Internet or visit the Facebook page Pacifi c NorthWest
Masters Basketball. Also, you can contact ahering99@gmail.com. n
phi beta kappa alpha of oregon chapter 2014 visiting scholar
american indians
american
popular
imagination
free public lecture
wednesday , may 14 , 2014
7 : 30 pm
university of oregon : emu ballroom
pbk.uoregon.edu
Philip Deloria examines the curious and painful dynamics
surrounding Indian visibility in popular culture—and discusses
Metamora, Last of the Mohicans, Hiawatha, Cher, dreamcatchers,
motorcycles, sports teams, George Catlin, Buffalo Bill, Avatar, The
Lone Ranger, among others—paired with Indian invisibility in most
social, economic, and political discussion. Deloria combines the
arguments of his books Playing Indian and Indians in Unexpected
Places to advance the case for Indian people’s deep engagements
with modernity over the last 120 years.
Philip Deloria is the Carroll Smith-Rosenberg Collegiate Professor at the University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, with a joint appointment in the departments of History, and
American Culture. He has served as president of the American Studies Association, as
a council member of the Organization of American Historians, and as a trustee of the
Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian. He is also the coeditor of The
Blackwell Companion to American Indian History and C.G. Jung and the Sioux Traditions:
Dreams, Visions, Nature, and the Primitive by Vine Deloria Jr.
sponsored by
college of arts and sciences
department of english
department of history
uo libraries
many nations longhouse
native american studies program
oregon humanities center
robert d. clark honors college
university housing
division of undergraduate studies
phi beta kappa, founded in 1776, is the nation’s
oldest academic honor society. with half a
million members across the country, it champions
excellence in the liberal arts and sciences.
Grand Ronde Tribal
Housing Authority
Home repair grants for Tribal homes
The Tribe, through the Grand Ronde Tribal Housing Authority,
offers Home Repair Grants to Tribally owned private homes for
needed repairs, upgrades and maintenance. If you own a home in
Oregon and it needs a little help with things like a worn-out roof
or a tired heating system, get in touch with your Tribal Housing
Authority and see if you and your home qualify. 503-879-2401.
Grand Ronde Royalty
Royalty participants and their parent or sponsor must attend all re-
quired events (powwows, parades, fundraisers, organizational meetings
and others). Absences can be prearranged with the Royalty Coordinator.
Three unexcused absences will result in disqualifi cation from Royalty.
Royalty participants are expected to stay for the duration of the events.
This includes helping set up for events, such as meetings and parades,
as well as dancing during Grand Entry, InterTribals and staying until
the fl ags are retired unless pre-approved with the Royalty Coordinator.
Participants are expected to speak in front of large groups of people.
Royalty participants must be willing and able to dance. Remember:
You are all part of a team and are expected to treat yourselves,
running mates and others with respect at all times.
GRAND RONDE ROYALTY COURT
Participating in Royalty Court is an excellent opportunity for Tribal girls and
young women to learn our traditions and powwow protocol. Participants rep-
resent the Tribe by attending powwows and various community events.
We encourage all young woman ages 5-18 to join. Participants must
provide their regalia.
Serving on Royalty Court requires a considerable commitment from the
participant and her sponsor; travel, fundraisers, classes and meetings are
required for all competing participants.
Little Miss Grand Ronde — 5-8 years of age
Junior Miss Grand Ronde — 9-13 years of age
Senior Miss Grand Ronde — 14-18 years of age
General Requirements:
1. Enrolled Grand Ronde Tribal member
2. Must be alcohol and drug free
3. Never married, no children
5. Attend school regularly and be in good standing
6. Sign and comply with Royalty Guidelines and Agreement
~ OFFICIAL APPLICATION ~
Applicant’s Name: ________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Phone (Day): ________________________(Evening): ___________________
Date of Birth: ___________________________________ Age: ___________
Father’s Name: __________________________________________________
Mother’s Name: __________________________________________________
Sponsor’s Name, Address and Phone (if different than a parent):
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Why do you want to participate in Royalty? ____________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Applicant’s Signature______________________________________________
Parent’s Signature________________________________________________
Sponsor’s Signature (if different than a parent)_________________________
Return this application to: Grand Ronde Royalty, Attn: Jackie
Manyhides, 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347
Deadline: 5 p.m. Friday, May 2
The University of Oregon is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural
diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This publication will be made available
in accessible formats upon request. Accommodations for people with disabilities will be provided if
requested in advance. © 2014 PBK Oregon.
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