TRIBAL MEMBER NEWS
Brett Lane (l), Kelly Lane, Lisa Norton, and Tina Retasket
Lanes Receive Second Small
Business Grant
Brett and Kelly Lane, owners of Coast Concrete Cutting, received a $10,000
small business grant from the Siletz Business Development Center in April.
The Lanes completed the ONABEN classes in 1997 and have been in
business for five and one-half years. They own the only concrete cutting business
in Lincoln County. Coast Concrete Cutting services include flat sawing, core
drilling, wall sawing, and concrete sawing, drilling, and removal.
Brett plans to use the grant to replace a concrete flat saw, which he explained
as a cleaner burning saw for indoor cutting that has a three-speed gear box for
deeper sawing.
“We are very happy,’’ Kelly said. “And we would like to thank Lisa Norton,
Gregg Gubuan, and Stephanie Morrow for all their help.”
Coast Concrete Cutting is located in Newport, Ore. at 541-270-2502.
Top row, I to r: Tony Whitehead, coach; Melissa Mabe, Megan Deblois, Rvlee
Petersen, Kassie Mooney, Ashley Werder, Kelsey Warren, and Kym Petersen,
coach. Bottom row, I to r: Jasmine Whitehead, Brittany Payne, Chyann Payne,
Beth Stam, Kyla Weaver, Brianna Ekelund, and Pippie Sanchez.
Softball
Team Says
Thanks
The Amateur Softball
Association age 12 and
under girls fast pitch team,
Brittany Payne (I), Chyann Payne, and Kelsey Warren Dreamcatchers, would like
to thank the Siletz Tribal
Charitable Contribution Fund, Chinook Winds, Siletz Boosters, Noel’s Market,
Little Chief Restaurant, Logsden Country Store, and the community of Siletz for
your donations and support.
With your support, we have gone to two tournaments. We placed fifth out of
16 teams in the Les Schwab 48 tournament and placed second in McMinnville’s
Cinco de Mayo tournament.
Thanks for your support,
Dreamcatchers
Photo left: Selene Rilatos (c) shared the history and culture of the Siletz Tribe
with students and faculty at Mt. Hood Community College. Joseph Moody (r),
a MHCC student, coordinated the event. His sister, Randi Moody (I),
took photos for the college newspaper.
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June 2002
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