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It’s Happening at Chinook Winds ... by Teresa Miner Chinook Winds 2000 Events July11&12: Senior Fair 2000 Aug. 11-13: Nesika lllahee Pow-Wow - Siletz Sept. 22&23: Surf City Oct. 3&4: Lakeside Golf/Oregon Coast Women’s Team Invitational Golf Tournament Oct. 5-8: APA Pool Tournament Oct. 14-15: Oregon State Elks Assoc. Annual Midwinter Convention Oct. 25-29: BCA Pool Tournament Nov. 3-5: Tidal Wave Sport Karate Open Nov. 10-12: Lincoln City Holiday Showcase Nov. 11: USMC Birthday Dinner/Dance Nov. 18: Siletz Restoration Pow-Wow Dec. 8-10: Cribbage Tournament Dec. 31: NYE Party Chinook Winds 2000 Entertainment July 28&29: Patty Loveless 8pm, $35-$45 Aug. 18&19: Manhattan Transfer 8pm, $35-$45 Sept. 22&23: Rock ‘n’ Roll Army ( Len Berry, Brian Hyland, Billy J. Kramer, Dickey Lee, Chris Montes, Tommy Roe, and Mitch Ryder) 8pm Fri., 7&10pm Sat., $25-$35 Bingo for July Monday: Player Appreciation Night - 6 p.m. (buy-in $10, main games pay $300 at no extra cost to you) Tuesday: Ladies’ Night - 6 p.m. Wednesday: Seniors’ Day -1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday: Gents’ Night - 6 p.m. Friday: 6 p.m. Saturday: 1 p.m. - Regular and 6 p.m. - Fever Sunday: 1 p.m. - All You Can Daub and 6 p.m. - Regular $1,000 Free Square matinee session: July 19. $1,000 Free Square evening sessions: July 13 and 25. All You Can Daub: Sundays at 1 p.m., $20 buy-in, all main games pay $800! No Bingo: July 28 and 29. (All events and promotions may be changed by management at any time) For more Information or to obtain tickets for ali concerts, call 1-888-MAIN-ACT (624-6228) or Fred Meyer Fastixx 1-800-992-Tl XX (8499). 26 Blood Drive In July Chinook Winds will sponsor a blood drive on July 12, 2000, from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Many people believe they’re too busy to donate blood. Actually, the complete donation process only takes about an hour. If you stop to think that your donation could mean a lifetime for a premature baby, someone with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, or an elderly person facing surgery, you might not be too busy after all. While all blood types are needed daily, type O blood is critical. Donors with O-negative blood are called universal donors because in emergencies, their blood can be given to anyone. If you are one of these “special people,” please consider donating blood. Your donation can help save many, many lives. The Red Cross has challenged us to collect 45 units, which means we must sign up 60 people. We are confident that Team Chinook will collect all 45 units, and maybe more.
