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FEBRUARY 1, 2018
Are you frustrated with your diabetes control?
Do you have questions about diabetes?
Do you need help managing your diabetes?
If so…
Call the Medical Clinic today at 503-879-2002
To schedule an individual diabetes education appointment
GED
A GED Can
Help you get a
job
General Educational Development
Help you get
into college
Walking On...
Sunshine Ailani Goodenough
July 5, 2017 – Jan. 5, 2018
Sunshine Ailani Goodenough,
6-month-old daughter of Kaliska
Dawn Norwest and Justin Blayne
Goodenough, walked on unexpect-
edly on Friday, Jan. 5, 2018.
She was born on July 5, 2017,
in McMinnville. She was a happy
little girl who enjoyed watching and
playing with others and toys.
She is survived by her mother,
Kaliska Norwest, and father, Justin
Goodenough of Sheridan; brothers,
Cedar Blayne and River Wesson
Goodenough; sister, Journey May
Goodenough; grandfather, Johnny Joseph Norwest; grandmother,
Tiffany Dawn Johnson; grandfather, Jerry Wayne Goodenough;
great-grandmother, Joan Carol Swanson; and great-grandfather,
Don Albert Strunk.
Services were held Friday, Jan. 12, in the Grand Ronde Tribal
gym. Interment was at the Grand Ronde Tribal Cemetery.
Dallas Mortuary cared for the family. To leave a message or
memory the family, visit www.dallastribute.com.
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Adult Education Building
GED Classroom
Earn your GED today!
Contact Tracy Biery for more information
503-879-1345 or tracy.biery@grandronde.org
Confederated Tribes of
Grand Ronde
Adult Education
9615 Grand Ronde Road
Grand Ronde, Oregon 97338
Tracy Biery
503-879-1345
Tracy.biery@grandronde.org
We will help you every step of the way!
AMERICAN INDIAN TEACHER PROGRAM
You’re getting a new Medicare card!
Cards will be mailed between April 2018 – April 2019
Native and Indigenous
Student Union
16th Annual Social Pow wow
Saturday March 10, 2018
Grand Entry 4pm
Women’s Traditional Dance
Call 503.370.6265 for information
You asked and we listened. You’re getting a new Medicare card! Between April
2018 and April 2019, we’ll be removing Social Security numbers from Medicare
cards and mailing each person a new card. This will help keep your information
more secure and help protect your identity.
You’ll get a new Medicare number that’s unique to you and it will only be used
for your Medicare coverage. The new card won’t change your coverage or
benefits. You’ll get more information from Medicare when your new card is
mailed.
Here’s how you can get ready:
■ Make sure your mailing address is current. If your address needs to be
corrected, contact Social Security at ssa.gov/myaccount or 1-800-772-1213.
TTY users can call 1-800-325-0778.
■ Beware of anyone who contacts you about your new Medicare card. We’ll
never ask you to give us personal or private information to get your new
Medicare number and card.
■ Understand that mailing everyone a new card will take time. Your card might
arrive at a different time than your friend’s or neighbor’s.