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    CHINOOK WINDS CASINO RESORT
Special Events
Entertainment
Oct. 8&9: Michael Bolton
8pm, $45-$60
Oct. 9: Coastal R&B Concert
7pm, $15; Norman Sylvester, Mel
Brown, Paul DeLay
Oct. 22&23: Bill Engvall
8pm, $ 15-$35
Oct. 29&30: Comedy on the Coast
8pm, $12; Barry Diamond,
Stanley Ullman, Bobby Kosser
Nov. 11: Veterans Day Show (free)
Nov. 12&13: America
8pm, $10-$25
Nov. 19: Williams & Ree
8pm, $10-$20
Nov. 26&27: Comedy on the Coast
8pm, $12; Greg Travis, Gerry
Bednob, Bob Perkell
Dec. 10&11: Peking Acrobats
8pm, $10-$20
Dec. 17-19: Scrooge The Musical
Dec. 2S&26: Comedy on the Coast
8pm, $12
Oct. 1-3: Teddy Bear Convention
Oct. 5&6: Senior Fair
Oct. 16: Glass Float Ball
Oct. 22-24: Octoberfest
Oct. 27: Full Hunter’s Moon Slot Toum.
Oct. 27: Halloween Carnival - Child Care
Oct. 29-31 : Employee and Tribal Arts &
Crafts Show
Oct. 31 : Halloween
Nov. 2-7: BCA Pool Tournament
Nov. 7-14: Veterans Week
Nov. 9-14: WPBA9-Ball Championships
Nov. 9-14: APA 9-Ball Tournament
Nov. 20: Siletz Tribal Restoration
Pow-Wow
Nov. 20: Civil War Slot Tournament
Nov. 25: Thanksgiving
Nov. 26: Full Frost Moon Slot Tourn.
Nov. 26&27: Lincoln City Chamber
Holiday Showcase
Dec. 2-4: Angel’s Anonymous tree
viewing
Dec. 3-5: Festival of Ice - Ice Carving
Competition
Dec. 4: Angel’s Ball
Dec. 23: Tournament of Champions
(Full Moon Slot Winners)
Dec. 31: NYE Parties
Get More Information
For more information on the casino and Lincoln City community events,
visit these Web sites:
Chinook Winds Casino: www.chinookwindscasino.com
Chamber of Commerce: www.lcchamber.com
Visitor & Convention Bureau: www.oregoncoast.org
AARP Senior Fair Returns
Tickets go on sale 90 days
In advance.
From a fashion show to two vacation giveaways, the 2004 AARP Senior Fair
at Chinook Winds Casino Resort promises excitement and information.
The Senior Fair
is free to the public
and will be held in the
convention center on
Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. and Oct. 6 from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
New this year to
the AARP Senior Fair
will be a booth espe­
cially designated for
items donated to men
and women serving in
Iraq and Afghanistan.
Dorothy Bishop
will head up the
booth and mailing of
items to those serv­
Flu shots again will be available at the Senior Fair.
ing in the Middle East.
Specific items needed by the soldiers include single packages of hot choco­
late, coffee, and cider; international phone cards; black and white socks; A A and
AAA batteries; baby wipes; and trial size lotions, toothbrushes, and toothpaste.
Items collected will be included in Christmas boxes. Chinook Winds Casino
Resort has donated 12 cases of playing cards.
During the two-day event, Chinook Winds will give away two vacations,
including a trip for two to Hawaii and a cruise for two.
Both days will feature a fashion show from Tanger Outlet Center and flu
immunizations will be administered by the Lincoln County Health Department.
Vendors and sponsors interested in participating in the 2004 AARP Senior
Fair should call 541-996-7474 or 1-800-984-4968.
Concerts in the showroom are
for ages 16 and older; Comedy on
the Coast and Coastal Rhythm &
Blues are for ages 21 and older. 1716
Veterans Show, Peking Acrobats,
and Scrooge The Musical are open
to all ages.
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Community
Events
Oct. 3: DARE Golf Scramble, Lakeside
Golf Course, Lincoln City
Oct. 8-10: Fall Kite Festival,
Lincoln City
Oct. 11-16: Senior Art Contest, Lincoln
City
Oct. 15-17: Coastal Artisans Art Festi­
val, Lincoln City
Oct. 16-17: Rocky Stone Memorial
Speed Boat Race on Devils Lake,
Lincoln City
Oct. 23&24: Glass Galore, Community
Center, Lincoln City
Nov. 6: Oyster Cioyster, Oregon Coast
Aquarium
Nov. 13: Driftwood Library Book Sale,
Lincoln City
Nov. 19-21: Lewis & Clark Gathering,
Lincoln City
Nov. 27: Depoe Bay Holiday Lighting
Program
Dec. 2: Snowflake Foundation Holiday
Gala Fashion Show, Lakeside Golf
Course, Lincoln City
Display Your
Wares at
Craft Fair
The first tribal member/em-
ployee craft fair was a big success
- so successful that we’re having
another one!
Oct. 29-31, 2004
Chinook Winds Convention Center
Oct. 29-2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Oct. 30 - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Oct. 31-10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All Siletz Tribal members and
Chinook Winds employees are in­
vited to sell their arts and crafts.
Booth space is available at no
charge. All food and beverage con­
cessions are subject to management
approval.
Employees can have their booths
manned by friends and family if
they are scheduled to work. Load
in will be the morning of Oct. 29.
Please contact Linda Wagner at
541-996-2323 or 1-888-CHINOOK,
ext. 2323, to reserve your space.