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2012 Tribal scholarship award recipients announced Arthur Bensell Memorial Scholarship Melissa Bellinger — A junior at California Baptist University majoring in early childhood education who will graduate in the fall of 2014. Siletz Scholarship Karly Law - A student at Oregon Happy 5lh Birthday to my beautiful princess, Hayle Kline. You have grown so fast. Have a wonderful and fun birthday. Love, Dad State University majoring in anthropology who transferred from Oregon Institute of Technology to pursue her love of history so she can protect our history. Jacob Williams - A student at Lane Community College studying human services so he can be a certified substance abuse professional, preferably in the Eugene Area Office. Pepsi - Craig Whitehead Scholarship In 2004, Pepsi dedicated this scholar ship in memory of Craig Whitehead. This year, Pepsi donated enough funding to award seven scholarships at $1,000 each. A huge thank you to Pepsi for its interest in the education of Tribal members and preserving Whitehead's memory. Happy Birthday, Ambie, on Sept. 13! We love you and are waiting for you to come back to us. Love, KC, Grams, Dad and Kim. Brandy, Bobby, Axl and Tami Happy Birthday to Chae'Bree on Aug. 29! We love you and are praying the very best for you! Grandma and Grandpa Lundy Happy Birthday, Teresa! Love you Fave! Mom ‘n’ Dad Happy Birthday, Noni! Love you Fave! Mom ‘n’ Dad Happy #2 Birthday to Kade Croucher! Hugs kisses and squeezes, GGrandpa and GGrandma Lundy Liberty Inn has Tribal rates The Liberty Inn in Lincoln City, Ore., has special rates for Siletz Tribal members and Tribal employees. The room rate is $69 in the winter and $89 in the summer, based upon availability. This rate includes the inn’s full hot buffet breakfast and 24-hour shuttle to and from Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Meeting space is available for fam ily reunions, birthdays and other family celebrations. Catering also is available upon request. • Siletz News • Justin Brown - A student at Cheme- keta Community College working toward a transfer degree to attend the University of Oregon. Lori, his mother, is his most inspirational person because she is strong, intelligent, takes care of those who cannot take care of themselves and can create inspiration from nothing. Jennifer Coleman - A student at the University of Oregon majoring in communication disorders and sciences. Her husband, Gregory Scott, is the most inspirational person in her life because he is a cancer survivor. Throughout this battle, he retained his sharpness of mind, unparalleled work ethic and a positive outlook. He said he would do anything to support her through school. Jennifer Cook - A student at Port land Community College working toward a transfer degree in psychology. She then will transfer to Portland State University. She admires people who are committed to change and she is a huge part of her own inspiration because of what she has overcome to get to this point in her life. Please visit libertyinn.com for more information. Children from the Tenas Illahee Child care Center pick blueberries at Gibson Farms just north of Siletz on Aug. 16. September 2012 State University who plans to graduate in 2013 with a degree in health promotion and health behavior. Kenneth M. Hatch, her grandfather, is her most inspirational person because he had great strength of character and was a skilled craftsman and artist who touched the heart of many. Sage Hatch - A junior at Southern Oregon University majoring in history with a minor in Native American stud ies who plans to be a teacher. His most inspirational person is his great-great-Aunt Lavera “Babe” Simmons, who is a pillar of strength, confidence, pride and kindness. Rosa Hernandez-Chavez - A stu dent at Chemeketa Community College working toward a transfer degree in social sciences. Her Aunt Dawn is the most inspirational person in her life because she has been her faithful guide and leader since she was very young. Kassandra Rilatos - A full-time student at Oregon Coast Community College this fall who initially attended OCCC as a senior at Siletz Valley Early College Academy during all three terms of the 2011-12 academic year. Her most inspirational person is her father. Phillip Rilatos Jr. Address and/or Contact Number Updates: If you relocate or change your contact number, please update the Enrollment Department. Enrollment Forms: The Appli cation for Enrollment, Death Benefit Beneficiary Designation and Infor- - mation Change forms are available | on the Tribal website at ctsi.nsn.us. Go to Government Listings, click on Enrollment then click on the form you want to open and print. You also can contact Enrollment staff to mail these | forms to you. Enrollment staff contact information Cova St. Onge, Acting Enrollment Clerk 541-444-8258 covas@ctsi.nsn.us Nahni Metcalf, Data Coordinator 541-444-8292 nahnim@ctsi.nsn.us Fax: 541-444-8296 Toll-Free: 800-922-1399, ext. 1258 or 1292 Mail: P.O. Box 549; Siletz, OR 97380-0549 Fourth Quarter Enrollment Department Deadline Applications, name changes, corrections and relinquishments must be received by the Enrollment Department by Sept. 20,2012. Passages Policy 'z Courtesy photos by Stephanie Chamberlin Greta Frey - A student at Oregon ^\iiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiimmimimmiii iiiiiitiiiiii h h it min iiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/. The Liberty Inn is located at 4990 NE Logan Road, Lincoln City, OR 97367; phone 541-994-5348 or (toll-free) 877-994-1777. Happy 8th Birthday, Bacon! Auntie loves you lots! 32 The scholarship essays ask applicants to “Tell us about the most inspirational person in your life.” ■ Submissions to Passages are limited to two 25-word items per person, plus one photo if desired. All birthday, anniversary and holiday wishes will appear in the Passages section. Siletz News reserves the right to edit any submission for clarity and length. Not all submissions are guaranteed publication upon submission. Please type or write legibly and submit via e-mail when possible.
