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TRIBAL PROGRAM NEWS Highlights from Siletz Tribal Head Start Left: Edelio in Salem poses for the camera with his magnifying glass. Right: Kids at Head Start in Salem enjoy play dough playtime! Mark These Dates for Annual Cultural Camp Fr ,,A Cultus/ o > J uly 26-28, 2005 Applications are due no later than J uly 1, 2005 Pre-registration is required for participating in this year's Culture Camp You can attend classes only if you register This is a day camp only, unless you are traveling from the Eugene, Salem, or Portland areas. Parent/Guardians are welcome to attend and are responsible for dropping off and picking up children at appropriate times. Children age 10 or younger must be accompanied by an adult. N ame:_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Age: ______________________________________________ Roll #: ________________________________ (If pre-registering your family, please submit all names, birthdates, and roll numbers.) Mailing Address: __________________________________________________________________________ Telephone #:_____________________________ Social Security #:________________________________ Parent/Guardian’s Name:____________________________________________________________________ Parent/Home #:______________________________________ Work #:_______________________________ Emergency Contact Person:__________________________________________________________________ Emergency Phone #:________________________________________________________________________ Does participant have any allergies? If so list below: _____________________________________________ Culture Camp will begin this year on July 26 and end on July 28. Camp will be held at the Siletz Tribal Community Cen ter and pow-wow grounds. Culture Camp is for tribal families and children age 10 or younger must have an adult chaperone. Camp planning meetings are under way and suggested activities include basketweaving, hand drum-making demonstration, drumstick making, beadworking, shell necklace making, tra ditional foods preparation, flintknapping, storytelling, fish T-shirt painting, mocca sin making, and recreational activities. Overnight camping is available for families that live outside of the Siletz area. Tipis are all checked out. Overnight participants should bring tents, sleeping bags, toiletries, etc. Campers can arrive on July 25; however, meals are not pro vided on that day . If you have any questions, sugges tions, ideas, or donations, please call Cultural Programs at 1-800-922-1399, ext. 1246 or 1208; 541-444-8246; or 541-444-8208. Hum’Chi! All tipis have been checked out. CTSI Jobs Chaperone’s Name: ____________________________________ Chaperone’s Phone #:____________________________ (Chaperones must be 18 or older) Classes will be pre-scheduled based on your selection. Please select the five classes you are interested in from the following. Prioritize your selections by using 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Siletz Basket Weaving Earrings & Necklaces Moccasins Shell Necklaces Story Telling Parent/Guardian’s Signature _____ Flint Knapping _____ Brain Tanning Demonstration _____ Cedar Bark Weaving _____ Soapstone Carving _____ Drum Sticks ____ ____ ____ ____ CTSI Employment Job Line 541-444-8296 or 1-800-922-1399, ext. 1296 Visit our Web site at www.ctsi.nsn.us Bear grass braiding Beadwork Bow Making Demonstration Poetry Date Please return registration form to your nearest tribal office or send completed form to Cultural Program, CTSI, P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380-0549. Note: “Open Until Filled” vacan cies may close at any time. The tribe’s Indian Preference policy will apply. Tribal government will not discrimi nate in selection because of race, creed, age, sex, color, national origin, physical handicap, marital status, politics, membership or non-member ship in an employee organization. June 2005 • Siletz News • 9
