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T’epot’aha’lThe People of the Salinan Tribe
Vol. 10 No. 4 April 2010
' E l J o l o n ' d a t e s b a c k t o t h e m i d - 1 9 t h C e n t u r y Modernized Spanish Ranch House. "El Jolon." Monterey County. with the Post Office and a Way Station. Heaty C. Dodge, Proprietor. June 26, 1873 is the description written on this drawing, from SUPPLEMENTARY DRAWINGS OF CALIFORNIA LIFE AND CUSTOMS, author unknown. We know that the first building in Jolon was an adobe built in 1851, where the Dutton ruin stands today and that the site of the town, or at least the post office, moved around several times. Remnants of the town were thriving in 1920. Today the post office is on the Army base. Fort Hunter Liggett, several miles from where this building would have stood.Information and photo provided by Ann Beckett of the San Antonio Valley Historical Association.
T H E W A Y I T W A S
The next general meeting will be at Mission Days from 11:00 -3:00 pm on April 10th.During Mission Days and for our general meeting we will be working on a tule hut and other tribal members will be making arrowheads.
Tribal updates
Tribal business meetings start at 6:30 pm The first 10 minutes are reserved for open comment from tribal members or can be used by council members for input on a personal matter that they may want to bring before the council.To reserve this time you must call the Tribal office by Monday before the next business meeting. If the matter needs further attention it will be put on the agenda for the following week or when time allows.
Business Meeting Protocol
Native American Scholarship (for students entering college 2010-2011)In addition to other scholarships, these scholarships are available specifically for Native American students. Students should be encour-aged to apply to ALL sources of financial aid for which they are eligible. Other scholarships may be available once students are enrolled in a college, students should contact their college financial aid counselor or check with the American Indian Graduate Center HTTP://WWW.AIGCS.ORG
Association on American Indian Affairs-Allogan Slagle Memorial Scholarship • Member of State recognized tribe seeking Federal recognition • Merit and need based • Will enroll as a full time student in a 2 year Community or 4 year college (NOT technical, trade or seminary)$1500/must reapply annuallyLisa Wzlic Director of Scholarship Programs Assoc. on Am. Ind. Affairs 966 Hungerford Dr. Suite 12B Roctville, MD 20850 (240) 314-7155http://www.indian-affairs.org
Applications available end of Feb. Due (see application)
International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons• Tribally enrolled
$650North American Indian Dept.PO Box 1040Chautaugua, NY 14722-1040http://www.iokds.org/scholarship.html
Due (postmarked) April 15
Migizi Communications-First Person Journalism Scholarship
• Enrolled in tribe OR have a parent OR grandparent that is enrolled in a tribe • Will study journalism or mass communications
Amount $TBDMigizi CommunicationsAttn: Scholarship Committee3123 East Lake St. Minneapolis. MN 55406 (612) 721-6631http://www.migizi.org/mig/scholarships.html
Application available in Feb. Due June 1
AISES (American Indian Science And Engineering Society)-A.T. Anderson Memorial Scholarship
• Enrolled tribal member of 1/4 or more • Member or AISES (dues =$25 for high school student) • Pursuing a major in science, engineering, medicine, natural resources or math • 2.7 GPA
$1000 one time awardTina Peno PO BOX 9828 Albuquerque, NM(505) 765-1052 ext.105http://www.aises.org/Programs/Scholarshipsandinternships/Scholarships
•Must upload resumeApplications available in Feb. Due June 15.
American Indian Education Foundation Scholarship Program-Freshman Scholarship • Native American or Alaskan native descent (must provide documentation of enrollment of student OR parent) • Accepted as a full-time students into a 2 or 4 year college • 2.0 GPA or higher • ACT of 14 or higher preferredUp to $2000 for Freshman ScholarshipAmerican Indian Education Foundation 2230 Eglin Street, Rapid City. SD 57703 (866)866-8642http://www.nrcprograms.org/site/PageServer?pagename=aief_progs_sf_scholarshipfund
Applications available January 4 Due April 14
Young Native Writers Essay Contest-College Scholarship
• Students do not need to be enrolled, but they do need to show involvement in the Native community through their essay • Student essay guidelines and topic on websfte • Essays must be submitted online • Teacher sponsor who can encourage student is recommended
5 winners and teacher sponsors will receive an all-expense-paid trip to Washington DC and students will receive a scholarship of $1000-$5000/one time award. (866) 452-2737
http://nativewriters.hklaw.com/2009/index.asp
Due May 10
Society for American Archeology•NSF Scholarship for Archaeological Training for Native Americans and Native Hawaiians • Proof of enrollment OR lineage in US or Canadian tribe or Native Hawaiian • Major in archaeological field
up to $4000Society for American Archeology900 Second St. NE #12Washington DC, 20002-3560 (202) 789-0284https://ecommerce.saa.org/saa/staticcontent/staticpages/adminDir/A-ACPNSFScfm?CF]D=2889333&CFTOKEN=26078455
Due Dec. I5
REMEMBER! Write or email the office with any articles for the newsletter by the 15th of the month for the upcoming Newsletter. All photographs must be original scanned and sent to [email protected] we will not use copy machine pictures. Check us out at: pgigraphics.com
Tribal updates continued
Announcement: Seeking those interested in becoming Salinan Musicians and Singers, or Tribal Spirtual Committee members. Contact: John at 805-235-2730.
Salinan Tribe Annual Fundraiser & BBQSaturday May 8th, 2010
San Luis Sportsman Association3270 Gilardi Rd, off of Hwy 1
There will be Trap Shooting, a Horseshoe Tournament & Drawings.Trap Shooting will start at 10:00a.m. and the BBQ will start at 4:00p.m. If you wish to buy a ticket for the drawing at $100.00 which includes BBQ for two, or a BBQ ticket only at $10.00 please call (805) 460.9202 or email us at [email protected]
S t e r e o ! T h a t s p e l l s t r o u b l e- A n o t h e r A l l - N i g h t R a v e !
How do you get an ad on the Salinan Tribal Sponsor Page? It’s easy. Send your card or ad along with a donation of $25.00 to the Salinan Tribal Office.
Your ad will then be placed here for 3 months. If you wish to place the ad for a year you may do so by sending a donation check for $90.00. Ads are also placed on the Tribal website
atwww.salinantribe.com
Tribal Sponsors
We have new T-Shirts $15.00 ea. Call Tribal office for colors and sizes 805.460.9202 We will also have T-Shirts at all general meetings for purchase. Thank you for your support, all purchases help with Tribal needs and events.
GET YOUR
BUMPER STICKER !$500 ea.
cut out and send this to the Tribal office if you DO NOT want your phone number given out to the phone tree committee to be used for tribal business only.
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US Postage PaidAtascadero, CAPermit No. 37
Salinan Tribe7070 Morro Rd.#AAtascadero, CA 93422
Vision of the Salinan Tribe
We, as the Salinan Tribe, follow the way of our ancestors as we walk the path of our heritage toward becoming complete individuals. We exercise our rights as a sovereign entity. We continue to reawaken our culture. Each and every tribal member has an equal voice.We, as the Salinan Tribe, commit to honoring the rights of each and every tribal
member to practice our spiritual, individual, or religious beliefs. We remember and honor our ancestors, elders, and children now and for all generations to come.
We as the Salinan Tribe, continue to gather as a tribal family.
REMEMBER TO PRAY TO kensha:nel (CREATOR) TO keeheak (PROTECT) ALL lu wa' (MEN) AND lets'e (WOMAN) SERVING IN THE WAR. AND BRING THEM Ta'ma (HOME) SAFE.
Dayna Sciocchetti1256 Frances St.Paso Robles, CA [email protected]
Sharon Thomas500 Island St.Morro Bay, CA [email protected]
Contemporary Lead:Gary Pierce9750 CarmelitaAtascadero, CA [email protected]
Traditional Lead:John Burchc/o Atascadero Ins.7070 Morro Rd. #A Atascadero, CA [email protected]
Pam Flood460 Chorro CreekMorro Bay, CA [email protected]
Susan LattaPO Box 817Gonzales, CA [email protected]
Oscar JosephPO Box 526Shandon, CA [email protected]
TRIBAL COUNCIL
Tribal Office 7070 Morro Road, #A Atascadero, CA 93422Phone: 805.460.9202 Fax: 805.460.9204 Email: [email protected]
Bruce Flood1256 Terebinth LaneTempleton, CA 93465805.434.9891 (home)805.459.0635 (cell)
Elder Council:Yvonne Ayala138 Mildred Ave.King City, CA 93930(831) 385-6600
Francine Martinez3816 Pintail Ct.Merced, CA 95340(209) [email protected]
Mary Rodgers8670 Portola Rd.Atascadero, CA [email protected]
George Burch14650 Morro Rd.Atascadero CA 93422(805) 466-3061
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Tribal business meetings are the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month
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Donald Timmerman
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Manuel Pluneda
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Dollie Kosmos
At Mission DaysSan Antonio
11:00 - 3:00pm
Yvonne Davis1699 Sage Ave.Los Osos, CA. 93402(805) [email protected]
John Piatti Sr.PO Box 4327Paso Robles, CA 93447(805) 467-2548
