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Culture Yesteryears -- Dec. 1, 2013 12.02.2013 Ron Karten History 2008 - The Tribe's eldest Elder, Nora Kimsey, prepared to celebrate her 100 th birthday on Dec. 2. Five days later during the monthly General Council meeting, the Tribe honored Kimsey for her contributions to the Tribe over the years. 2003 - Grand Ronde Station was preparing to open with Manager Darrel Clark (Cherokee) at the helm of the new Tribal business enterprise. The store was opening with Taco Time, TCBY and Boyd's Coffee …

, activities and sports. But the adult community was not as well adjusted in the aftermath of the 1954 Termination. Elders will have some stories which may or may not be forgotten. Most of us were oblivious in those years. I personally was enlightened with my in-law association to Marvin Kimsey, who, of course, was so instrumental to the Restoration process. I had no idea the consequences of history until I saw the work that had been done by Marvin and the others. Additionally, at some time I cannot …

Ordinance took effect on Jan. 1. The purpose of the ordinance was to establish requirements for use of the Tribe's Burial Benefit. "The Tribe recognizes the special financial burden some families suffer at the time of a family member's death and desires to provide some assistance to families with the cost of funerals." The benefit was up to a maximum $3,000 paid directly to the funeral service provider of choice. 1988 - Tribal Chairman Mark Mercier reported that the Tribe currently has committees …

to Spirit Mountain Casino and was successful most of the time. Connie’s birthday gifts were highly anticipated as she put much thought into each one. She is survived by her husband, Randon; parents, Dick and Violet Zimbrick; sister, Vikki Bishop; brother, Dennis Zimbrick; and many nieces and nephews. A celebration of life will be announced in the future. Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center is caring for the family. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper …

a common call for us out here,” Tigner said. Grand Ronde Road was closed from approximately 2:30 until 4:45 p.m. and traffic was detoured to Hebo Road. West Valley Fire District dispatched four personnel to assist with traffic control and the Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department had Police Chief Jake McKnight and Officer Clint Cardwell on the call. Tigner said the driver of the suspected truck did not stay on scene. The road re-opened in time for the 5 p.m. closure of Tribal governmental offices …

and Portland developer Subtext spent six months overhauling the old site, which had remained unchanged for approximately four years. “It was time,” Deputy Press Secretary Sara Thompson said. “Tribal Council felt it was necessary to give the Tribe’s website a fresh look and we wanted to make it more mobile friendly.” Improvements that users can expect to see is a site that is easy to navigate on both desktop and mobile devices, includes more information about Tribal history and that offers increased …

the service, he continued working in logging and in mills. He worked for Champion Lumber for more than 20 years. His final occupation was as custodian at Faulconer-Chapman School in Sheridan. Ivan worked hard and enjoyed his off time. He was an avid reader, enjoying science fiction and historical novels. He loved the Big Band era of music. He lived to fish and hunt, collecting many rods, reels and guns. Ivan will be remembered for his wit, charm and unfailing desire to help all he met. Ivan …

graduate of Newberg High School and was raised in Yamhill County, giving him familiarity with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. He lives in McMinnville with his fiancée and one cat, Kitty. In his free time, he likes to ride dirt bikes and hike. He can be reached at 503-879-1416 or via e-mail at samuel.briggs@grandronde.org. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

Marketing Director Shawna Ridgebear. “Despite all these efforts, the casino was unable to raise bingo customer attendance.” Ridgebear said bingo was operating with an average of 30 players and it needs a minimum of 50 player buy-ins to break even. During January, bingo was closed more than 30 percent of the time due to extreme low attendance. “We are grateful to all of the guests who have supported bingo over the years and hope they will continue to find a different form of entertainment …

a Facebook Live event held Wednesday, April 22, it was announced that all Tribal members 18 and older will receive one-time payments of $400 to help with the financial toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on individual Tribal members and their families. Tribal members are encouraged to update their contact information with the Member Services Department by sending an e-mail to memberservices@grandronde.org. Checks will be mailed and direct deposits will be made on Wednesday, April 29, Finance …