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    It’s Happening at Chinook Winds in October ...
Perry Saturn vs. The Warlord Blake
Kruel in Body Slam in the Sand II
Body Siam in the Sand II starts at
7 p.m. Tickets are $10 and $20 for this
all ages event. For more details, visit
www.chinookwindscasino.com.
The recent viewings of the planet
Mars were impressive, but on Oct. 3,
the “Rings of Saturn” will come into
view when Perry Saturn takes on the
Pacific Northwest’s own The Warlord
Blake Kruel at Body Slam in the Sand
II at Chinook Winds Casino.
The card for this event also includes
matches between lady wrestlers The
Lovely Madison and Avalon, and
midget wrestling with Little Nasty Boy
and Pod. Also on the card are
Goldenboy vs. Mighty Henrich,
Thunder vs. Gentlemen George
Michael, and Michelle Star vs. Parka.
In his pro wrestling career, Perry
Saturn has earned an esteemed TV Title
and two tag team titles. Wrestling
aficionados say he’s one of the nice
guys and even when injured, gives
every match and the fans his all. His
time with the WWE and WCW helped
him perfect his signature finishing
move, the Rings of Saturn. The Warlord
Blake Kruel is ready, able, and more
than willing to take on Perry Saturn.
Oregonians have many reasons to
agree with the Better at the Beach
motto. And recently, they had a chance
to share them. Chinook Winds’ Top
Ten Reasons It’s Better at the Beach
contest winners will receive $100 cash
for their suggestions.
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10. Always different, always fun,
always something to do!
Roland Stewart, Salem, Ore.
9. You don’t have to play big to win big!
Robert Clark. Beaverton, Ore.
8. The view is as great as your odds
of winning!
Jan Schellenberger, Gresham, Ore.
The perfect place for any cele­
bration or event!
Rita Peraza, Lincoln City, Ore.
Air Supply was introduced to
American audiences when Rod Stewart
asked them to join him on tour. Air
Supply signed a $1.5 million inter­
national deal with Arista and released
Lost In Love in the U.S. In February
1980, the song had already reached
No. 3 on Billboard’s charts. This was
the first of seven consecutive singles to
enter the American top five.
Over the next three years, Air
Supply produced hit after chart-rating
hit: All Out Of Love, Every Woman In
The World, Sweet Dreams, Even The
Nights Are Better, and the smash hit
Making Love Out Of Nothing At All,
which remained at the No. 2 spot on
Billboard’s charts for three weeks.
In 1991, the group came back strong
with the release of a new album, The
Earth Is, beginning a trend of a new album
released every other year. In 1995, in
Taipei, Taiwan, they recorded their Great­
est Hits Live album, their first live album.
Ticket prices range from $25 to
$40, depending on seat location.
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Brush up on your hula and get ready
for fun in th" sun because Chinook
Winds Casino is giving away 12 trips
to Hawaii!
Four people will win a trip to
Hawaii on Oct. 10, another four people
6.
Because the whole family loves it
- there’s something for everyone!
Brenda Camine, Salem
5.
Whale watching while enjoying a
fine meal in the Rogue River
Restaurant!
David Johnson, Lincoln City
In many relationships, one
Valentine’s Day a year just isn’t enough.
To help everyone feel lovey-dovey, Air
Supply will perform at Chinook Winds
Casino on Oct. 3-4 at 8 p.m.
The genesis of Air Supply began
during an Australian production of
Jesus Christ, Superstar in 1974. Russell
Hitchcock and Graham Russell had
both obtained roles as apostles. During
breaks in rehearsal, Russell would sit
by himself and play his guitar. Before
long, Hitchcock wandered over and
began singing along with Russell’s
tunes. The two quickly discovered a
smooth musical harmony as well as a
friendship that would prove to endure
over the years.
As they sang at Australian coffee­
houses, their soft, mellow tunes
competed with hard rock and glam
rock, which were popular at that time.
Russell supplied the name when they
formed their own group, dubbing it Air
Supply because he thought of their
music as a “breath of fresh air.”
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Win a Hawaiian Getaway!
Better at the Beach Contest Winners
Make Any Night Feel Like
Valentine’s with Air Supply
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More slot variety, more rounds,
more fun!
Deann Sanders, Cornelius, Ore.
Best concerts for the price in Oregon!
Alan Ainsworth, Aloha, Ore.
2.
All
the
employees
are
the
friendliest around!
Randy Kokos, Beaverton, Ore.
Chinook Winds!
Beverly Johnson, Salem
will win trips on Oct. 11, and four more
people will win trips on Oct. 12.
Drawings will be held at 2 p.m., 4 p.m.,
6 p.m., and 8 p.m. on Oct. 10-11. On
Oct. 12, drawings will take place at
noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., and 6 p.m.
The first two drawings of each day
will be for air travel from Portland to
Honolulu, including a flower lei
greeting and transfers to the Waikiki
Beachcomber Hotel (standard room)
with accommodations for five days and
four nights for two.
The third drawing of each day will
be for air travel from Portland to Maui,
with a flower lei greeting upon arrival,
transfers to Napili Shores (studio ocean­
front accommodations) for six days and
five nights for two, and economy car
rental for five days.
The fourth drawing of each day will
be for air travel from Portland to
Honolulu, with a flower lei greeting
upon arrival and a seven-night cruise
for two with an ocean-view cabin,
including taxes.
Stop by the Winner’s Circle for
further details.
Senior Fair 2003 Features
Businesses, Entertainment
Plans are being made for Senior
Fair 2003, scheduled for Oct. 7-8 at
Chinook Winds Casino.
“We are receiving a tremendous
response from seniors throughout the
region,” said Roger Robertson, Senior
Fair 2003 organizer. “We have had
inquiries for information from as far
away as Houston, Texas,” he added.
Oregon and Washington chapters of
AARP and retired teacher organizations
will be invited to the event. Event
information has appeared in Modern
Maturity magazine, one of the most
widely distributed magazines in the U.S.
“We will have a variety of local
entertainers,” said entertainment
coordinator Phil Robertson. “The really
big attractions will be the two grand
prize drawings, which this year will be
a trip to Hawaii for two and the second
is a cruise for two, all thanks to Chinook
Winds Casino,” he added.
The Lincoln County Health Depart­
ment will offer a variety of immuniza­
tions, including flu shots for seniors.
Businesses that are sponsoring
booths are as varied as the enter­
tainment, said Phil. “We have travel and
insurance agencies, bankers, heating
contractors, Factory Stores, investment
counselors, and people to help you with
your pets,” he said. Phil went on to add,
“We will have health care professionals,
including Samaritan North Lincoln
Hospital, and also employment oppor­
tunities for seniors.”
Senior Fair 2003 is sponsored by
AARP, Lincoln City Senior Center,
KYTE and KBCH radio, The News
Guard, Chinook Winds Casino &
Convention Center, Lincoln City Visitor
and Convention Bureau, and All
Ways Traveling.
“We open Tuesday morning, the
same day that Chinook Winds offers a
reduced price for breakfast for senior
citizens,” said Roger. “If you’re looking
for information, entertainment, or just
someone to have a good chat with,
please plan to attend.”