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    TRIBAL PROGRAM NEWS
Siletz Tribe Donates $136,093 to Community Groups
The Siletz Tribal Charitable
Contribution Fund made another round
of distributions at Chinook Winds
Casino on Nov. 13.
Thirty-two organizations shared
$ 136,093.12 in contributions, including
$35,000 to Siletz Valley School to repair
the roof on two buildings and $9,029.50
to the Depoe Bay Fire Protection
District for rope rescue equipment and
training. The seven-member advisory
board has distributed more than
$761,000 since its inception in 2001.
The Siletz Tribe is proud of its
contributions through employment,
monetary donations, and cooperative
measures to the Siletz community and
Lincoln County as a whole. The tribe
has honored its tradition of sharing
within the community by distributing
more than $2.5 million through the
Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution
Fund and other tribal resources.
Chinook Winds has donated more
than $450,000 in cash and fund-raising
items since it opened in 1995. The casino
also provides in-kind donations of con­
vention space for various fund-raisers
as well as technical support, advertis­
ing, and manpower for many events.
PSU Classes
Available
Winter 2004
HST 343 American Family History
Partially online via C-TV at Grand
Ronde’s Education Center, and
Chemeketa’s McMinnville, Santiam,
and Woodbum satellite campuses
5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Every other Thursday - Jan. 8 & 22;
Feb. 5 & 19; March 4, 2004, via CTV
Off-weeks via WEBCT
Eligibility for funds is limited to
two categories:
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Entities and activities located in the
Siletz Tribe’s 11-county service
area (Lincoln, Tillamook, Linn,
Lane, Benton, Polk, Yamhill,
Marion, Multnomah, Washington,
and Clackamas counties)
Native American entities and activ­
ities located anywhere in the U.S.
The next deadline for submitting
applications is Dec. 18,2003. Applica­
tions and guidelines can be obtained
from Christine Goodell at 541 -444-8200
or 1-800-922-1399, ext. 200, by mail
at Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
of Oregon, P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR
97380-0549; or at the tribe’s Web site
- http://ctsi.nsn.us.
Education - $18,199
Cub Scout Pack 31 - program materials, craft projects, uniforms
Toledo High School - site licenses/textbooks for computer software courses
Newport Cubs Equitation Team - uniforms, jackets, fees, team costs
Oregon Coast Aquarium - help replace netting in aviary
Saturday Academy at PSU - tuition certificates, apprenticeships
SVP-Positive Parenting Program - child care, snacks, incentives, instructor
Tenas Illahee Child Care Ctr. - supplies for playground equipment, wood chips
Waldport High School - support Personal Fitness for Life program
Siletz, OR
Toledo, OR
Newport, OR
Newport, OR
Beaverton, OR
Siletz, OR
Siletz, OR
Waldport, OR
$1,000
$2,600
$1,915
$5,000
$3,000
$1,000
$1,250
$2,434
Portland, OR
$5,000
Environment & Natural Resources - $5,000
Generous Ventures - fuel, routine maintenance of trucks
Health - $25,630.05
Grand Ronde Comm. Resource Ctr. - food/non-food items from Oregon Food Bank G rand Ronde, OR
Lincoln Co. Diabetes Educ./Prev. Coalition - Diabetes Update 1-day event
South Beach, OR
Lincoln Co. School District - immunizations, medications, X-rays for kids
Newport, OR
North Lincoln Hospital Foundation - prescriptions, lab & diagnostic testing
Lincoln City, OR
McNary High School McNarathon Club - entry fees, lodging, rental car
Keizer, OR
OR Cascades West Council of Governments - 1,000 meals for seniors
Siletz/Toledo, OR
Toledo Swimming Pool - pool access lift
Toledo, OR
Water Warriors - 20 weeks of YWCA pool rental, 1 lifeguard, 1 instructor
Salem, OR
$5,000
$1,461
$6,745
$5,000
$1,600
$3,000
$1,674.05
$1,150
Housing - $10,000
Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln Co. - state permit fee and surcharge
Marie Mills Center, Inc. - help install elevator in residential training home
Newport, OR
Tillamook, OR
$5,000
$5,000
Coquille, OR
Lincoln City, OR
Siletz, OR
Siletz, OR
Toledo, OR
$5,000
$5,490
$3,364
$5,000
$3,980
Prevention - $22,834
CASA of Coos County - increase supervision, training, & recruitment of volunteers
Coastal AIDS Network, Inc. - support 2 programs for youth
Siletz Valley Partnership - operating funds, board member insurance
STYLE - tobacco prevention presentations, OIEA conf., N.A. Youth Academy
Toledo High School & Tribal Head Start - early childhood dev. classes
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Public Safety - $44,617.43
Depoe Bay Fire Protection District - rope rescue equipment & training
NW Medical Foundation of Tillamook - 7 multi-compartment backpacks
Siletz Valley School - repair roof on big gym and annex building
Depoe Bay, OR
Tillamook, OR
Siletz, OR
$9,029.50
$587.93
$35,000
SOC410 Sociology of War and Peace
Starts Jan. 5, 2004 (completely online)
The Arts - $1,000
SVP-Community Art Program Visual Art — arts & craft supplies, incentives
Siletz, OR
$1,000
Registration and Information
$463 for four credits
Registration deadline is Dec. 29
Books available through Chemeketa’s
bookstore at 503-399-5131
PSU Salem Center, Bee Jai Repp, Ph.D.
503-315-4587; reppb@pdx.edu
www.pdx.edu/statewide
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Other-$8,812.64
First Baptist Church Food Share - food for food boxes
Siletz Junior Sports - uniforms, warm-ups, basketballs, entry fees
SVP-Siletz Benefit Society - paint, caulking, scaffolding, supplies
Toledo HS Football - pop-up dummy, stepper, combo chute & low agility run
TOTAL
December 2003
Siletz, OR
Siletz, OR
Siletz, OR
Toledo, OR
$3,000
$1,969.57
$1,713.07
$2,130
$136,093.12
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