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Vol. 32, No. 12 December 2004
The Siletz Tribal Business Corporation Board joins Ambassadors from the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce to cut the
ribbon at the dedication of the Logan Road RV Park on Nov. 3 in Lincoln City, Ore. The 51-space RV park will open to
the public this month with cable TV, wireless Internet, 50-amp service, laundry facilities, sewer hookups, and restrooms.
It's located at 4800 NE Logan Road, just north of Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Contact camp host Doug Johnson at
1-877-LOGANRV (564-2678) or
Delores Pigsley,
Siletz News
541-994-4261, or visit
PRESORTED
Tribal Chairman
Confederated Tribes of
FIRST CLASS
www.loganroadrvpark.com for more
Brenda Bremner,
Siletz Indians
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
General Manager
P.O. Box 549
details about the facility.
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Chairman’s Report
Vice Chairman’s Report
Tribal Program News
Budgets
The Fantasy of Trees and
Peking Acrobats
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David Butler enjoys himself at the
Restoration Pow-Wow on Nov. 20 at
Chinook Winds Casino Resort.
Earlier in the day, the crowd heard
from former Gov. Vic Atiyeh; Stan
Speaks, BIA regional director; and
Robert Kentta, tribal cultural
resources director, and was enter
tained by children in the Siletz
Tribal Head Start program.
Please see more photos on page 13.
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