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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 2015)
10 S MOKE S IGNALS JANUARY 15, 2015 ATTENTION If you are currently receiving or are in need of SNAP benefi ts, Social Services provides an Oregon Department of Human Services caseworker who comes to Grand Ronde twice monthly on Wednes- days. The caseworker may assist with applications, updates, child care, etc. If you are in need of services, call 503-879-2034 to schedule an appointment or you can reach Michelle Carmona at 503-879-4523. n This trophy coast blacktail buck was taken on Halloween morning by Bud Findley, husband of Tribal member Bonnie Findley, of Myrtle Point, Ore. It was killed in the Tioga Unit above Remote, Ore. Its rack measured 20 inches high and 19 inches wide. It could possibly be entered in Boone and Crockett Club’s record book. Bonnie Findley Roll #2656 Tribe is committed LAND continued from front page hance wildlife habitat, focusing particularly on spring Chinook salmon, winter steelhead and Pa- cific lamprey, but include many other Tribally important plant and animal species, Reibach said. Chahalpam, which means “place of the Santiam Kalapuya people” in the Santiam Kalapuya language, is directly across the North San- tiam River from the 1851 Santiam Kalapuya Reservation identified by Chief Alquema as the most im- portant homeland and the one that the Santiam Kalapuya wanted as a reservation. However, the 1851 treaty was never ratified by Congress. The area was included in the Willa- mette Valley Treaty that was rat- ifi ed in1855. “The strong Tribal connection to its homeland remains to this day,” Reibach said, “and will strengthen as the Chahalpam Wildlife Area is expanded.” Reibach thanked several Tribal departments in helping with the acquisition, including Tribal Coun- cil, the General Manager’s Offi ce, Tribal Attorney’s Offi ce, the Ced- ed Lands, Tribal Realty Program and Tribal Historical Preservation Office in the Land and Culture Department, Geographic Informa- tion Systems, Natural Resources, Public Works and Facilities and Finance. He also thanked partners Western Rivers Conservancy, Bon- neville Power Administration and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. “The Tribe remains committed to recover and restore important resources within our treaty lands, and to that end there’s much work to do, but today is a good day to cel- ebrate the expansion of the Chahal- pam Wildlife Area,” Reibach said. n Happy 4th Birthday Log! We can’t believe how old you are and what a great little son and big brother you are. Love you so much! Love Dad, Mom, Sister, Grandpa Stan, Grandma Gloria, Aunt Kayla, Uncle Simon, Emilio and all of our family! xoxo Happy belated Birthday Dad/Logan Kneeland! Love, Gianna and our babies (Logan Jr. & Ava) and all the family. We love you so much! May God be with you and bless you this year. Paid ad
