It’s Happening at Chinook Winds ... by
SalsaFest Features Comedian, Dance
Mentoring Program Begins
When Chinook Winds Casino was
first envisioned by the Siletz Tribal
Council, three of the council’s main
goals were to provide jobs to all tribal
members seeking employment, provide
a means for tribal members to advance
within the organization, and promote
the growth of tribal staff into
management positions.
After years of work on developing
a program to achieve these goals, the
Siletz Tribe and Chinook Winds
management are pleased that the
Men tori ng/Protégé Program has begun.
The first Siletz Tribal member to
be selected to participate in the Mentor/
Protégé program is Amy Rouske-
Garrett. She s the first of three protégés
who will begin a three-year rotation
in the program before the end of
January 2003.
Dates: Mexican Independence Day
weekend, Sept. 13 and 14
Times: Doors open 8 p.m.; comedian
Rick Pulido, 9 p.m.; band featur
ing Claudine Castro and dance,
9:45 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Amy Rouske-Garrett
Amy was selected from a group of
very qualified candidateS- She brings
six years of management experience in
tbe beajtb care fæjd t0 tbe prOgram. Her
colleagues describe her as self-directed,
sbowing bjgb attention to detail, a
dedicated and effective leader. Her
which is to provide Chinook Winds
with qualified siletz Tribal m embers
who will help form the future
management team.
The Mentor/Protégé Progr am has
been designed to allow each pr otégé a
specific amount of time it i each
experience brings value to the intent
of the Mentor/Protépé Program
department. Amy will beg in her
curriculum in Human Resourc es.
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Steppens olf Concert
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Redemption Thursday
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Ticket Prices: $12 in advance, $15 day
of event
Age: 21 and over
Location: Convention Center
Seating: Open Seating
Special: Dance Floor
Lincoln City
Kite Festival
School is out, the weather is great,
there’s time to play, and time to get
ready to fly and imagine. It’s time to
start building your kites to fly in the
Lincoln City Fall Kite Festival on
Sept. 21 and 22. The festival is
sponsored by the Lincoln City Visitor
& Convention Bureau and the Lincoln
City Kite Friendship Association.
Among the activities included are
dual line kite demonstrations, a kite
boarding exhibition, a kite ballet
competition, and Rokkaku battles.
Beginner and expert flyers are invited
to participate in the show and join in
the fun.
Awards will be given for best
miniature kite, best theme kite, best sea
life kite, best cartoon or fictional
character, as well as other categories,
and special attention is paid to kite
shape as well as decoration.
Throughout the weekend, kites of
particular kinds will be flown in mass
ascensions of red, white, and blue kites,
theme kites, and sea life kites.
This year’s theme is “Imagine,” and
whatever you imagine can be flown! So
choose your favorite dream and build
it to fly at the D-River Wayside in
Lincoln City. The flying is never finer
than in Lincoln City, voted as the best
kite flying location in North America
by Kitelines Magazine.
For more information on kite
building and kite flying and for a
complete list of festival activities,
contact the Lincoln City Visitor &
Convention Bureau, 1-800-452-2151 or
541-994-8378.