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MARCH smok 1, 2025 smok signalz offering email subscription Want to be one of the first Tribal members Want to receive the Tribal publication waiting for it to arrive to receive smok Tribal anyone and postage In else? signalz? in the mail? t .,,,. portable document sent version or another signalz format) electronic read a on is sent to on our computer or your print out Y printing receive a PDF oat-. a is available in Salem. You copy of individual scription@grandronde. will not affect other org. Tribal version, mailed Stopping 1.1 7 pages II read the i iR+ yourself. of the tira, 441 r.., y ai a ., j+. 111111 h Photo by Michelle Alaimo send your email to esub- delivery t before the can by the Tribe. If you would like to receive an emailed PDF version of smok signalz mailed newsprint , ,, 1 mailing utilized a { 4t ! And you will receive Tribal news much faster than the current standard and stop receiving jr,—• w is Adobe Acrobat computer version , y ' newsprint a s l Tribe PDF and you' re set. contractor printing subscribers your would you want to do that? The PDF Why reduce sent to them instead of version can efficient and more the mail. All you need via program that newspaper paper effort to be an smok costs, a on your computer instead of Want to get up- to- date and in- the-know about the Grand Ronde before 13 signalz The Collective Works of Frank Eugene Kowing" is on display in the newspaper mail. • Memorial Union Concourse Gallery at Oregon State University in Corvallis until Friday, March 21. The exhibit consists of paintings, sculptures and sketchbooks N.' r r J j r/ zJ 747 4. 4 Jr., 1. 7/ 1. r' italie./ n. c5 who walked on of Grand Ronde Tribal Elder Frank Kowing in 2016. Chachalu Tribal Museum& Cultural Center Exhibit Coordinator Lyle Cairdeas helped bring Kowing' s artwork that was currentlystored at the museum to OSU for the exhibit. A reception P was held at OSU for the exhibit on Thursday, Feb. 20. ADULT 0 1110, ir• i v If• i Fund seeking Hatfield Fellow applicants Community ga. 1-- ir 411 li lb. Applications for the 2025- 26 Hatfield Fellowship program funded by Spir- it Mountain Community Fund are being accepted from Monday, March 3 CARE se• through Friday, May 2. Spirit Mountain Community r, i Priority is given to Grand Placement of the fellow rotates through the Oregon delegation to enhance Ronde Tribal Elders, dependent acuity J! 1+ mutual understanding between leadership in Washington, D. C., and Indian need and of all Tribal applicants Country. Fellows are provided an opportunity to gain knowledge and understanding of how to navigate the political process in Washington, D. C., while working on issues Yt , T 1' / / on Fund annually sponsors a Native American to serve as the Hatfield Fellow and intern in an Oregon congressional office. that affect Native Americans. Fellows begin their Capitol Hill experience in November with a month- long orientation at the American Political Science Association, which is followed by an eight- month term working in a congressional office. The fellowship includes a monthly stipend and relocation and travel expenses. TRIBAL ELDER ( 55+) COMPLETED WAITL ST APPLICATION The fellowship RETURN COMMUNITY APPLICATIONS HEALTH TO AND ALISHA ADULT PHONE; 3 PARKS FOSTER 879 CARE by of need Oregon andfor safety Deportment concerns of Health at of time Services admission OAR 411- 049- exceed 012S, ORG a the Level 2 Cfassificatlon will applicant be as notified in Oregon, is for Tribal members from the nine federally recognized as well as members of Pacific Northwest Tribes. Preference will be given to members of Oregon Tribes. Applicants must have a bachelor' s MANAGER 6542 ALISHA. PAR KSSiiELL@GRANDROND£- If tenet Tribes SHELL, defined of InellgiblElty degree or be graduating in June 2025, and be 21 or older. For more information, visit thecommunityfund. com/ grants- programs/ hat- field-fellowship or go to youtu.be/ 7TOnNoFgUYs to watch an informational video about the Hatfield Fellowship. The fellowship was created in 1998 to honor the late Sen. Mark Hatfield' s public service to Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. • F T mac &° .. uA Volunteers We g irrThr Tti L I X1( h\ 2 Court Appointed Special Advocate " M 4 areseekingvolunteers open to all community r og a fortwo ofourp s. programs: Tribal Member Review Board must be members) an enrolled CTGR Tribal member) L J If you would like to volunteer: 17 ate iCEMY-' g'€-' 1 . Indicate which program you are interested in ( mark one of the boxes above). 2. Fill out the form below with your contact information. 3. Mail, drop- off or email the completed form to Tribal Court Programs Coordinator. Full Name: Tribal Court 9615 Grand Grand Programs Ronde Ronde, Coordinator Phone Number: Email: z 4111. 11111110- Road k' OR 97347 Visit 503- 879- 4623 CourtPrograms@grandronde. 0cRANpc- Address: org our website o,,° for more information and the qualifications for each 11 program: grandronde. org/ government/ tribal- court/ court- programs/ Ad by Samuel Briggs III
