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S MOKE S IGNALS MARCH 15, 2015 5 Earthquake is largest threat to Grand Ronde RESPONSE continued from front page disasters. In addition to the trainings, Yam- hill County CERT addresses church and youth groups, and has a booth at Tribal powwows, Lamb said. $ERXWWRSHRSOHUHFHLYH information about CERT during each powwow. The eighth class involved a drill that gave participants actual prac- tice in responding to a mass casual- ty event affecting the area. Previous classes dealt with pre- SDUHGQHVVÀUHVDIHW\DQGVXSSUHV- sion, disaster medical emergencies, terrorism, light search and rescue, CERT organization, disaster psy- FKRORJ\DQGÀQDOO\DUHYLHZDQG H[DPKHOG7XHVGD\0DUFK The largest threat to Grand Ronde, Jamie Baxter, CERT coor- dinator for the Tribe, has said is DQHDUWKTXDNHDORQJWKH&DVFDGLD Subduction Zone that runs along the 3DFLÀF&RDVWIURP%ULWLVK&ROXPELD south to northern California. “It will be the worst catastrophe ZKHQLWKDSSHQVEXWZHGRQ·WNQRZ ZKHQ WKDW ZLOO EHµ VDLG /DPE ´0HDQZKLOHWKHUHZLOODOVREHVQRZ VWRUPVÁRRGLQJDQGODQGVOLGHVLQ WKHDUHDUHTXLULQJ&(57NQRZO- HGJHDQGH[SHULHQFHµ 7UDLQV DQG WUXFNV WUDQVSRUW- ing dangerous chemicals also are potential threats in the event of DFFLGHQWVDQGFDUJROHDNV Tribal members attending the CERT training came from Salem, Dallas, Willamina, Sheridan and IXUWKHUDÀHOG/DPEVDLG The program comes from the )HGHUDO(PHUJHQF\0DQDJHPHQW Agency with Yamhill County, for WKHODVW\HDUVIDFLOLWDWLQJWKH class. ´%DVLFDOO\µ%D[WHUKDVVDLG´LW·V DERXWKRZWRNHHSXVVDIHLQDGL- VDVWHUµQ New apartments Photo by Michelle Alaimo Tribal Elder Marion Mercier wraps Ken Nygren’s leg to stabilize it during the Tribe’s Community Emergency Response Team mass casualty drill at the Tribal Community Center on Saturday, Feb. 28. Nygren is assistant emergency manager for Yamhill County and played an injured victim in the drill. Health care scholarship seeking applications West Valley Hospital Foundation scholarship applications for students LQPHGLFDOO\UHODWHGÀHOGVRIVWXG\EHFDPHDYDLODEOHRQ)HEDQGDS- SOLFDWLRQVPXVWEHUHWXUQHGE\0DUFK $SSOLFDQWVPXVWKDYHDSHUPDQHQWUHVLGHQFHLQ3RON&RXQW\RUEHD current employee or family member of a current employee at West Valley +RVSLWDODQGPXVWKDYHDSSOLHGWRDFROOHJHLQWKHLUÀHOGRIVWXG\EHIRUH applying for this scholarship. 9LVLWZZZVDOHPKHDOWKRUJVFKRODUVKLSVDQGFOLFNRQWKH:HVW9DOOH\ +RVSLWDOVFKRODUVKLSOLQN&DOOIRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQQ Photo by Michelle Alaimo Tribal Council member Cheryle A. Kennedy checks out the kitchen in one of the new low-income apartments built in Tribal Housing as Tribal Council members took a tour on Thursday, Feb. 26. Tribal Council Chairman Reyn Leno and Tribal Council members Jon A. George and Tonya Gleason-Shepek were also on the tour. The 20 units, divided among five buildings, are nearing completion. Veterans SEB slates Memorial Day event 7KH7ULEH·V9HWHUDQV6SHFLDO(YHQW%RDUGZLOOKROGWKHWUDGLWLRQDO0H- PRULDO'D\HYHQWEHJLQQLQJDWQRRQ0RQGD\0D\ZLWKDFHUHPRQLDO meal in the Community Center. $WSPWKHIRUPDOFHUHPRQ\ZLOOEHJLQZLWK9HWHUDQV6SHFLDO(YHQW %RDUG&KDLUPDQ6WHYH%REE6UD9LHWQDPHUD0DULQH&RUSVYHWHUDQ giving the invocation and acting as master of ceremonies. Tribal member Jolanda Catabay will sing the national anthem and Roy- DOW\ZLOOSHUIRUP´7KH/RUG·V3UD\HUµ7KH*UDQG5RQGH+RQRU*XDUGZLOO SRVWWKHFRORUVDQG/DQGDQG&XOWXUH0DQDJHU-DQ/RRNLQJ:ROI5HLEDFK ZLOOSHUIRUPDPHGOH\RIWDSVDQG´$PD]LQJ*UDFHµRQ1DWLYHÁXWH 6SHDNHUVZLOOLQFOXGH7ULEDO&RXQFLO&KDLUPDQ5H\Q/HQRDOVRD9LHW- QDPHUD0DULQH&RUSVYHWHUDQYHWHUDQ*XQQ\%UDQGRQDQG(ULF%HOW administrator of the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs. 7KHQDPHVRIYHWHUDQVEHLQJDGGHGWRWKH:HVW9DOOH\9HWHUDQV0HPR- rial also will be read. Q Come watch the best High School Senior Basketball players in the country entering college (Team USA), play agains the best players from around the world (Team World). For Who: 6-12 grade Tribal member youth When: Saturday, April 11th (Leaving CTGR 9:30am — Return approx. 4pm) Meal: Lunch will be provided Requirements: GPA 2.5 or higher & 2 unexcused absences or less (Proficiency grades requirements: Meeting or working toward) How do you sign up? Turn in permission slip with your latest grade/ attendance report at the Youth Education Department. Limited Openings! For more information, Contact Tiffany at 503-879-2101