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4 S MOKE S IGNALS JUNE 1, 2015 Gone fishing 2010 – Tribal Lands Manager Jan Looking Wolf Reibach per- formed “What the World Needs” during Tribal Government Day at the State Capitol in Salem. The event also marked the 35th anni- versary of the Oregon Legislative Commission on Indian Services. 2005 – The 30th anniversa- ry of the Oregon Legislative Commission on Indian Ser- vices was held at the State Capitol. Many events oc- curred, including a tribute to Tribal veterans, honor songs by the Many Nations Drum, Tribal acknowledgement from former Gov. Vic Atiyeh File photo and booths set up by Oregon Tribes. 2000 – The Grand Ronde Community Resource Center received a $15,000 grant from the Native American Hunger Program to fund a refrigerated storage trailer and a van to transport food. 1995 ²6SLULW0RXQWDLQ&DVLQRÁHVKHGRXWLWVPDQDJHPHQWWHDP E\KLULQJ.LW'HYLQHDV+XPDQ5HVRXUFHVRIÀFHU&KXFN*DOIRUGDV marketing director, Jeff Realander as director of Gaming and Ron Sabatini as Facility Services manager. 1990 – Tribal Council authorized a $2,000 payment to join the Yamhill County Timberland Owners Association, which was formed by private landowners who make an annual contribution to Yamhill County for a full-time deputy to exclusively patrol timber lands. 1985 – The annual Memorial Day Gathering was held at St. Mi- chael’s Catholic Church on May 26 and a scheduled baked food sale ZDVUDLVLQJPRQH\IRUWKH3RZZRZ)XQG7KHÀUVWDQQXDOSRZZRZ was scheduled for August at Grand Ronde Elementary School. 2UJDQL]HUVOHGE\'HDQ0HUFLHUZHUHVHHNLQJÀQDQFLDOVXSSRUW Photos by Brent Merrill Tribal Elder Michael Wiggs shows off a lake trout he caught while on this year’s first Elder’s Fishing Trip at Hebo Lake on Thursday, May 14. Wiggs joined about 25 Tribal Elders and their spouses for the event. Fish and Wildlife Committee member Tracy Howerton prepared a meal for everyone and it included some of the trout caught that day. <HVWHU\HDUVLVDORRNEDFNDW7ULEDOKLVWRU\LQÀYH\HDULQ crements through the pages of Smoke Signals. Elders’ phone numbers wanted The Tribal Elders Committee is compiling a volunteer phone list of Elders. If you would like to submit your phone number and address to be available to other Elders, send it to elders.committee@grandronde.org or leave a message at 503-879-2231. Q Tribal Council member Jon A. George demonstrates his beading techniques to Elders gathered around a picnic table at Hebo Lake on Thursday, May 14. Twice a year, Elders and their spouses go fishing for a day. The fishing gear and lunch are provided and a Tribal fishing license is required. Tribal Elder and Fish and Wildlife Committee member Harold Lyon has made the trip every year. “As a committee, we wanted to do something of value for the Tribe,” said Lyon. Clean Your Closets and Stock Our Shelves! I SKAM M ࠄ. 0 ࠄ. -H AWS & T HE C LOTHES C LOSET You’ve got it, We want it! Saturday, June 13 th 10 am to 2 pm Give to one location and let us figure out where it goes! Clean out your food pantry, we’ll figure out the expiration dates! Clean out your clutter and donate clothes, toys, household, and kitchen items! We will take books for our lending library. If you are not sure if we can take it, bring it or give us a call. ,VNDP0ࡍN0ࡍN-Haws 9675 Grand Ronde Road Grand Ronde, OR 97347 503-879-FOOD (3663) Follow us on Facebook Ad created by George Valdez
