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MAY 1, 2024
Clothes Closet open
The Clothes Closet is open from 9 a.m. to noon Friday on the Tribal campus
near the Elder Activity Center at the end of Blacktail Drive.
The Clothes Closet accepts clothing, small appliances and pieces of furni-
ture, electronics and household goods that are clean and in good condition.
It does not accept books, large TVs or furniture, but there is a community
board where people can post those items.
For more information or emergency clothes, contact Lori Walker-Hernan-
dez at 559-847-7565.
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF GRAND RONDE
FAMILY FISHING DAY
The Hebo Ranger District invites You for
the Family Fishing Day in the Forest
FLU/COVID PRECAUTIONS
- Please do not attend if
you are experiencing
symptoms or are
positive for FLU/COVID
- Keep your social
distance, 6 Feet apart.
- Clean your hands
frequently.
- Face mask use is
optional and for your
own safety.
Thanks!!!
When:
June 17, 2024, from 09:00 am
to 02:00 pm.
Where:
Hebo Lake in Hebo, OR.
Fishing Contest and Prizes for Children
(4-15 years old)
We will have fishing poles and reels, bait,
and free fishing lessons available.
Parking is free, and kids under 12 years old
won’t need a Fishing License. For people
12 years and up, a Fishing License is
required for this event.
CLEAR Clinic
*There is an
Oregon State
police charge of
$33 for finger
printing for all
criminal
expungements
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Tribal member art exhibit featured
Tribal member Leland Butler’s art exhibit, “Connected to the Land,”
will be featured at The Linfield Art Gallery in McMinnville through
Friday, May 3.
The gallery is located at Linfield University, 900 S.E. Baker St.,
McMinnville. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and
noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. The gallery is free and open to the public.
For more information, visit linfield.edu/art/gallery.html.
Pacific University hosting
Reconciliation Powwow
Pacific University’s Indigenous Student Alliance is hosting a Recon-
ciliation Powwow. It will be held to honor Forest Grove Indian Training
School students who attended and lost their lives at the school, Indigenous
Student Alliance Advisor Nikol Roubidoux said.
“The May 4 event will not be a competition powwow given the meaning
behind it,” she said. “We welcome dancers, drummers and artisan vendors
to come and celebrate our culture and our future.”
She added that the intent is to celebrate the Kalapuya people and to
establish a meaningful relationship with the Grand Ronde community.
“The students and I thank you and hope you will join us on May 4,”
Roubidoux said.
Grand Entry will be held at 1 and 7 p.m. and admission is free. Pacific
University is located at 2043 College Way, Forest Grove.
For more information, contact kata@pacificu.edu or vene3117@pacificu.
edu.