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    TRIBAL MEMBER NEWS
Medley Opens
Motorsports
Shop in Phoenix
Lisa Norton presents a check to Divona Christiansen.
Childhood Drawings Help
Christiansen Open Own Business
Divona Christiansen has opened
DMC Drafting Services with the help
of a loan from the Business Loan
Program through the Business
Information Center.
Divona’s business is based in
Lebanon, Ore. She does technical
drawings of mills to keep them up to
date and safe. Electricians then use her
drawings to wire a new or rewire an
existing building and set up the entire
electrical system. She currently is on
contract with Weyerhaeuser in Albany.
Divona has been in the drafting
business for 15 years. “I always liked
drawing as a child, but with freehand
(drawing), you starve until you die, then
become famous,” she said. ‘‘I didn’t
want to go that route.”
She took a drafting class in the
eighth grade, liked it, and a career was
born. She’s available to work in a
variety - paper, metals, or wood - of
manufacturing mills statewide. She
does on-site and off-site contracting.
‘‘People should give me a call
because it’s more direct and you get
personal contact,” Divona said. “It’s just
me. There’s no chain of command or
red tape to go through.”
Divona started her business after
completing the 11-week “Starting a
Successful Business” course presented
by ONABEN. She highly recommends
it for anyone who is thinking about
starting a business.
DMC Drafting Services is available
at 541 -258-6476 (evenings are best) or
divona@proaxis.com.
Kristina Medley and fiancé
Christopher Whalen recently received
a loan from the Business Loan Program
through the Business Information
Center. Their business is called
Hawkeye One Motorsports and they
have plenty to offer when it comes to
auto and truck accessories.
“We didn’t want to just limit
ourselves there. To survive the seasons,
we offer a broad assortment for our
customers’ needs, “ said Kristina.
Hawkeye One Motorsports pro­
vides spray-on bed liners, truck ac­
cessories, window tinting, and for boats
- wake boarding.
While Kristina is managing most
of the front office, Christopher is busy
in back installing their various
accessories. But, Kristina added, she
also lends a hand in back when needed.
Their shop is located in Phoenix,
Ariz., at 4014 East Broadway Road,
Suite 401. Although the shop is far
away for some, Kristina says they’ll
gladly take telephone orders. You can
reach them at 480-857-HAWK. Also
soon to come is their own Web site that
you can surf to order your own
accessories. Be sure to check in soon
at www.hawkeyeone.com.
Both Kristina and Christopher
would like to express their appreciation
and thank their families for all their
support, as well as the tribe.
Brennan Alecsandr Soukup
Brennan Joins
Soukup Family
Love, Grandma
I would like to welcome to our family
a new addition. Brennan Alecsandr
Soukup was bom Aug. 16 to Mark and
Jennifer Soukup. Welcome, Brennan.
Welcome Shay and Shawn
Robertson, twin hoys of Dale and
Brenda Robertson
Morrow Makes Dean’s List at
Oregon Coast Comm. College
Congratulations to Stephanie
Students are recognized on the
Morrow of Waldport, Ore., for making
basis of grade point average (GPA)
the Dean’s List (3.50-3.74) at Oregon
for six or more graded college credits.
Coast Community College during the
She joins 28 other students on the
Honor Roll for the summer term.
summer term 2003.
Tabietha Little, Chyann Payne, Leslie Schuler, and Natasha Williams show off
the quilts they made in an elective class last year at Siletz School.
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