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Delaware Tribe Accepting Bids for Remodel

Bid Solicitation 2017-289-001- Remodel Project- Delaware Tribe of Indians- 5100 E. Tuxedo
Blvd., Bartlesville OK

Bid ID: 101617

Open: 10/16/2017 8:00AM
Closes: 10/27/2017 4:00PM

The Delaware Tribe of Indians will be accepting Bids for the remodeling of approx. 5,000 square feet located in the main Community Center Bldg for the purpose of increasing tribal office space. Bid packets are available in Community Center with scope of work included. Walk through can be scheduled by calling main office at (918) 337-6590.

Award date on 10/31/2017. Preference given to TERO certified, Delaware Tribe or Native American Bidders. Proof of certification required with submittals. Certificates of Insurance required prior to start date. The Delaware Tribe holds all rights to not award bid if cost or start date are not acceptable.

» BID DOCUMENT

Halloween Party, October 28

Come join the fun!!

Delaware Tribal Families and Families of DTI Employees

Saturday, October 28
2 pm — 4 pm
Forsythe Hall

Ages zero – fifteen

Costume contest
Games, prizes, food
Lots of candy
Enjoy the fun
Serving coneys and frito chili pies

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Send in Your Absentee Ballot Request by October 27

Absentee voters are reminded that if you voted in any one of the 2013, 2014, or 2016 elections you are “registered” to vote and will receive an absentee ballot. If you have moved during this period, however, you must fill out a request for absentee ballot, with your new address to receive a ballot.

If you did not vote in one of these elections you will need to send in an Absentee Ballot Request Form. All forms must be sent by U.S.P.S. and be received by close of business on October 27, 2017.

To receive an absentee ballot, download the form using the link below.

» Download Absentee Ballot Request Form

Mail the completed form to:

Delaware Election Board
PO Box 1198
Bartlesville, OK 74005

For further information please contact the Election Board by email at electionboard@delawaretribe.org or reach them at the voice mailbox at (918) 337-6586

Veterans Committee Proposes Veterans Memorial on Bartlesville Campus

The Veterans Committee is soliciting donations for a “Veterans Memorial” to be erected on the Bartlesville campus. Donations can be sent to:

Delaware Tribe of Indians
5100 Tuxedo Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006

Please make checks out to “Delaware Tribe/Veterans Committee” and put “Veterans Memorial Fund” on the memo line.

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Enrollment Dept Attends Shawnee Tribe Cobell Clinic

On Thursday, August 17th, the Shawnee Tribe and Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc. (OILS) held a clinic at the Shawnee Tribe Community Building, 108 Eight Tribes Trail, Miami, Oklahoma, with any claims regarding the Cabell vs. Salazar class action lawsuit (Cabell).

Delaware Tribe of Indians Enrollment Director Chris Miller was in attendance. He pledged to get as much information as he can to pass on to Delaware tribal members.

» LETTER REGARDING THE EVENT

Delaware Days, September 29 and 30, 2017

DELAWARE DAYS

Friday and Saturday, September 29 and 30, 2017

Fred Fall-Leaf Memorial Powwow Grounds

Ford Griggs Camp

Potluck dinner Friday evening at 6:00 pm

Please bring a dish to share

Delaware Cultural Preservation Committee will furnish meat for a Saturday evening feed. Please bring a side dish. Dinner at 6:00 pm

ALL NATIVES AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE INVITED!!
SOCIAL DANCES, STOMP DANCES
LADIES BRING YOUR SHAWLS
BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS
ALL LEADERS AND SHELL SHAKERS WELCOME

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Vacancy on the Delaware Trust Board

TO ALL THOSE INTERESTED

Must send letter in advance stating why you want to be on the Trust Board and Qualifications/Resume

Letter must be sent to

Mary Jo Peterson
Trust Board Chairman
5100 Tuxedo Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006

Those interested must be available to attend the Trust Board Meeting on August 22, 2017. Trust Board meetings must be attended the 3rd Wednesday of every month.

53rd Annual Delaware Powwow, May 26-28, 2017

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53rd ANNUAL DELAWARE POW-WOW
May 26, 27 and 28, 2017

Fred Fall-Leaf Memorial Campgrounds
3 Miles East of Highway 75 on Road 600

Head Singer: Junior Flores
Head Man Dancer: Simon Washee
Head Lady Dancer: Nicole Ponkilla
Master of Ceremonies: Brad Kills Crow & Neil Lawhead
Arena Directors: Dude Blalock & Chris Soap
Host Gourd Dance Groups: Lenape Gourd Dance Society and Osage Gourd Dancers
Host Northern Drum: Red Land Singers
Color Guard: Lenape Color Guard
Stomp Dance MC: David Tyner

2017 Delaware Pow-Wow Princess: Audrey Gay

Schedule of Events

Gourd Dance

Friday: 6:00p.m.–8:00p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 3:00p.m.–5:00p.m. and 6:00p.m.–8:00p.m.

Dance Contests

Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 8:00p.m. til close

Stomp Dance

Friday and Saturday nights following the pow-wow

ALL SPECIALS ON SATURDAY & SUNDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 1 :00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Bet Football Game—Men against Women—Saturday at 11:00 a.m. area between the Markley Camp and Fred Fall-Leaf’s Home
Sunday Morning Church Service- 10:00 a.m. at the arena
Winners announced and prize money paid out at the end of the Pow Wow on Sunday night.
Winners must be present and in dance clothes to receive prize payout.

ANYONE SELLING MEAT PIES OR OTHER FOOD ITEMS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR THEFT!

No chairs may be setup around the arena until Friday, May 26th at approximately 10:00 a.m.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE MADE WHEN IT IS TIME

FOR ARTS & CRAFTS INFORMATION call Elaine Clinton—918/914-9347

For More Information call Lu Ann Hainline—918/766-3894

Free Parking Free Admission

Climate Change Internships Available

Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
Dedicated to Promoting Tribal Self Determination & Sovereignty
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
ATNI Climate Change Internship Program

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Tribes Return Home, Sign Historic Agreement

May 11, 2017

At the close of a three-day collaborative meeting at Grey Towers National Historic Site, the Delaware Tribe of Indians and Delaware Nation executed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Forest Service Eastern Region for the reburial of ancestral human remains on national forest lands throughout the Eastern Region.

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