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    NOTICES
New Manager
and Hours at
Siletz Public
Library
My name is Laura Hamilton and
I'm delighted to serve the greater Siletz
community as the new library manager.
I feel very privileged to be working in
this beautiful new library and getting
to know the residents.
Your years of hard work in plan­
ning, designing, fund-raising and just
plain hard work have created a won­
derful space for books, computers and
those who need and love them.
Whether you dash in to grab some
essential piece of information or have
the leisure to more fully make use of
the objects stored here, I'm happy to
help connect you with what you seek.
Let me know if a book or other item
doesn’t seem to be available as we have
resources to bring whatever it is here
in (usually) a reasonable timeframe.
Linked with libraries to the north,
south, east, and west, we have access
to thousands of titles and the van
brings new treasures back and forth
three times a week.
My own background starts with a
profound love of libraries. I first stated
my desire to be a librarian as a child,
when my jaw dropped after a librarian
asked if 1 wanted a job there when I
grew up. I had no idea one could be
paid to spend time in libraries.
I read voraciously and worked in
the library at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo,
Calif., where I got a degree in English.
Next, I started a graduate course of
study toward a library degree at San
Jose State, but quit to get married and
have a family.
I worked in a small branch library
in Santa Clara, Calif., for three years
before my twin sons were born. Rais­
ing them got me interested in education
and I’ve been working in homeschooling
programs and alternative education (13
years) and as a writing teacher at the
community college level (eight years)
before moving to Newport last year.
I now continue to teach in an online
format for Rogue Community College
and enjoy that very much.
I love this region and feel lucky to
live and work here. My Yorkshire ter­
rier, Lili, used to pout and lie facing
the back window all the way home
when we came for vacations. Now she
is relentless in coaxing a stop at the
beach out of me every day - twice a
day on my days off! Both of us are very
glad to call this area home.
If you haven’t yet seen the new li­
brary, I will be happy to show you
around and get a card set up for you.
Stop by the library and say hello.
Please note that library hours recently
changed to: Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-
6 p.m.; Thursdays, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri­
days, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Saturdays,
10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Laura Hamilton, new library
manager, and her dog, Lili
Frank Simmons, Loraine Butler, Lillie Butler and Reggie Butler Sr accept a framed
certificate/photo from David G over (center) of the Native American Rights Fund in
recognition of the tribe's charitable contribution to NARF's summer law clerk program.
Annual Nesika lllahee Pow-Wow
August 10 -12, 2007
Pauline Ricks Memorial Pow-Wow Grounds
Government Hill in Siletz, OR
Aug. 9
[Royalty pageant - 6 p m.
Aug- IO
Memorials/G'vcaways - N°on-6 p.m.
(ffon tact: Nick ^ixkillcr)
Presentation of Crowns - 6 p.m.
Grand £_ntry - 7 p.m.
Aug. 1 I Parade - I O a.m.
((ContactMona f/sher)
(frandif ntry - 1pm & 7pm
Aug- 1 2 (franA
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The Nesika lllahee Pow-Wow is a
drug-and alcohol-free event.
We are not responsible for
accidents, lost, or stolen items.
Vendor registration is required.
Camping: $15 garbage fee: $5 pet fee/per
pet (camping area)
For more information, contact
All Dancers and Drummers Welcome
Nick or Mona 1 -800-922-1 399
Ext. 1230 or 541-444-2532
Drummers: Bring Your Own Chairs
Gategories include both male/female
Specials
traditional, fancy, grass, 8jingle
Adult: 1
place $5OO, Z”d place $+OO. > J place $5OO,
4th place $200,
Tiny Tot Memorial - Gherry Gddings &
June LaGrew
place $ I OO
Golden Age- I* place $?OO, 2nd place $400. 5
place $500,
Womens £)asketcap
1
place $500.
Z^ place $400. J"' place $500, 4th place
4 " place SZOO,
~Teen: I
place $ I OO
place $500. Z ’ place $ 1 *
SZOO, 5th place $ I OO
5’" place $200,
fGund £>ustle (Open): I ' place $500 Zr
4” place $ I JO, 5'n place $ i OO
Youth: Iplace $ I JO, 2nd place $ 1 OO,
4th place $50, 5*^ place $25
place $75,
place $400, 5' place $500, 4*'’ place
SZOO,
place $ 1 OO
Co-Sponsored bv Peosi-Cola BottlinqJZo. and Chinook Winds Casino & Convention Center
August 2007
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