Image provided by: University of California, Berkeley, Ethnic Studies Library; Berkeley, CA
About Siletz news / (Siletz, OR) 199?-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1998)
Pue 12 Siletz News Chinook winds C o m e join us fo r a fu n tim e! CHINOOK WINDS EMPLOYMENT INFOHMATION It’s all happening at Chinook Winds TERESA MILLER Public Relations Chinook Winds has a fun month in store for everyone. Here are the details: PROM OTIONS: Over $60,000 in Cash and Prizes to be Given Away in the Fantasy Getaway... Choose your dream destination! Beginning May 1 enter to win a "Fantasy Getaway." Chinook Winds will be giving away a prize every Sunday at 5 PM beginning on Memorial Day weekend with the Grand Prize drawing taking place at Chinook Winds Birthday Celebration June 28. Prizes will begin at $2,500 increasing by $2,500 each week toward your dream vacation! .Winners need not be present to win BUT a cash bonus will be received by the winner who is! ENJOY THESE UPCOMING EVENTS IN MAY: Get Ready for Cinco de Mayo! Chinook Winds will be hosting a Cindb de Mayo celebration Tuesday, May 5. Bingo will offer a special at the 6 pm session. To add some flavor to the festivities, a complimentary tostada bar will be in the lobby and several "south-of- the-border" specialties will be featured in the buffet. Enjoy the music of a strolling mariachi band performing on the gaming floor. ‘ Come join in our fiesta honoring our neighbors to the south! Central Coast Home & Garden Show at Chinook Winds Casino May 8-10 The first ever Central Coast Home & Garden Show will be held at Chinook Winds Casino in Lincoln City May 8-10. It's the perfect opportunity to get a jump on allthose projects you're planning for this spring and summer. Whether it's the inside or the outside you're concentrating on, there will be something of interest for you among the 85 vendors who will have displays at this event. Iron Man Natural Body Building and Women's Fitness Competition May 16: Expect to see nearly 100 competitors at the Iron Man Natural Body Building and Women's Fitness Competition May 16. This family event is sanctioned by thé National Physique Committee. Tickets for the prejudging (from 10 AM— 1 pm ) are $5 at the door. Tickets for the night performance ( from 7-11 PM) are $15 & $20 and can be purchased in advance by calling Ron Smith at 503-392-3661. This is an all natural event, the participants must be free of steroids! Love Those Ponies? Watch the Triple Crown at Chinook Winds For those of you who love to \ see those ponies run, Chinook Winds offers the best seats this WMQjk ' side of Kentucky. Triple Crown \ action begins with the Kentucky Derby May 2, followed by the Preakness May 16h and concluding with the Belmont Stakes June 6. The Racebook will offer Win, place, show, exactas, and trifecta betting. Racing forms will be on sale for $3 and programs for $1. Excitement, comfort and the best view of the Triple Crown you'll find are all offered at Chinook Winds Casino. Beach wedding performed by Chinook Winds games supervisor A clear moonlit April night with hands of silver light dancing on the waters edge was the setting for wedding vows exchanged by Cheryl Gartman and Wayne Sovey. The Newberg couple said their "I do's" just after midnight the morning of April 4 on the beach between Chinook Winds Casino and Shilo Inn in Lincoln City. While visiting Chinook Winds Casino the couple asked, a member of the Guest Services staff if a minister was available to perform their wedding service. Quick action on the part of the staff had Samuel Bagwell's phone rin g in g just before midnight. The Reverend Samuel W. Bagwell of the United Faith Ministry, who just happens to be a pit boss at Chinook Winds, was delighted to interrupt his sleep to unite the couple. Chinook Winds employees Nicole Nofield and Jason Morris stood up for Cheryl and Wayne at the memorable occasion. . ; \ '? ' I Although some casinos boast that they don't do weddings, Chinook Winds went that extra mile for their guests. For individuals interested in applying for employment at Chinook Winds here's the scoop; Benefits include competitive wages, a comprehensive benefits package, 401K plan, paid yacation, 7 days holiday premium pay, promotion from within, free transportation employee shuttle, wage increases based on merit, training and development programs and a free meal on your shift. The Hiring Procedure goes as follows: First the advertisements for job openings are posted in all Tribal Area Offices, in-hoUse bulletin boards, and local papers (if needed). After the applications are received, the m anagers/ supervisors review the applications for the positions in their department. Human Resources then reviews the applications that have been selected by the managers/supervisors and interviews are scheduled. The m anagers/ supervisors and Human Resources personnel then complete the interview, applicant rating form and telephone reference check. Finally, the manager/supervisor and Human Resources personnel reach an agreement on who they believe are the most qualified applicants for the positions. After an individual has been offered a position, they must go through pre-employment drug screening. They then meet with the Siletz Tribal Gaming Commission and an application for a gaming license is completed and turned in. They are then finger printed, photographed and their application is signed in front of a notary. There is a one-day wait for a low security position arid an 11-day waiting period for a high security position. If the applicant's gaming license is approved, the new employee must pay a fee (the cost varies with the position) for the license. You may elect to have this fee taken out in payroll deductions or you c a n pay the Gaming Commission up front. Gaming licenses must be renewed annually, at a lower fee. Positions open on an ongoing basis: Line chef, dishwasher, line cook, cook in, dining room server, buffet server /busser> housekeeper, valet attendant, heavy-duty cleaner, keno writer, arcade/childcare attendant, bingo attendant, cage cashier. Job openings are posted in each area office as they become open, normally on a weekly basis. Contact your area office for timely information or call 1-888-CHINOOK and ask for the Human Resources Department CHiNQoicXViNDS C a s in o & C O N V E N T IO N CENTER 1777 N W 44th Street • Lincoln City, OR