Siletz newsletter., April 01, 1981, Image 8

SALEM
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j£in^j£2il£sL* Oregon College of Education majoring in Early Childhood Education.
.Beverly Owen, Chemeketa Community College majoring in Early Childhood Education.
Both students made the Spring Honor Roll.
-oerald Pond, Portland State University, completed an Adult Education class in Educa­
tion.
Tina Wooten, Chemeketa Community College completed an Adult Education class in Nur­
sing. Congratulations!
CETA has three participants who are making excellent progress towards their GED's.
Theo Sheridan, Salem Area Office trainee has completed four out of five GED test's.
Theo is the daughter of Bruce Butler III.
( 4-16-81 Theo received her GED )
Debbie Bostrom and ^Mar^Voutrin are attending GED Classes they will be taking their
tests on April 14, 1981.
P e n n y D o w n e v daughter of Roy Downey Jr. has completed four out of five of her tests,
her final GED test is April 16, 1981.
Siletz members in the Grand Ronde area will be starting a crepe paper flower class in
April. The class will be held at Claudia Leno's home in Grand Ronde. For more in­
formation call the Salem Area Office 393-3903.
The STOWW
The Salem
The staff
gardens.
program has funds available for gardens, canning and food preservation.
Area Office is planning a gardening project at the present time.
has contacted some of the Tribal members who are interested in the Summer
If you are interested please call Salem Area Office and ask for Sherri.
JO H N SO N
O iM A L L E Y
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B y :D o n l W h it e
Beginning April 9, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. B e t t y Pi nn^<-nnc;p ? a ;JOM parent, will
teach a class on Ojos (God's Eyes) and yarn and wicker baskets. The class will be
held at Highland School, 2153 5th Street NE, in the Music Room. The class will run '
for 8 weeks, ending May 28. All Salem JOM students are invited to participate.
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Students younger than the third grade are required to have a parent attend the class
with them.
Three students from Salem will be attending the Northwest Indian Youth Conference
in Quinalt, Washington, April 9,10, and 11. They are Robert Ghostbear, Michelle
Ricketts, and Marten Pinnecoose.
An exhibit of historical Siletz artifacts and photographs sponsored by the Salem
JOM Parent Committee is currently on display at the Georgia-Pacific Historical
Museum, 900 SW Fifth, Portland. Museum hours are 10-3, Tuesday through Friday. The
exhibit runs through June 12. It is hoped that as many Tribal members as possible will
be able to see this fine exhibit. Thanks are due to Delores Pigsley, Dorreen Lonefight
Alta Courville, Shirley Strickler, Pauline Ricks, Bob Tom, Jean Sherwood, the Horner
Museum at Oregon State University, the Oregon State Anthropological Museum at the
University of Oregon, and the many other people who shared information and suggestions
which helped make this exhibit very successful.
C .H R
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April 2, 1981 a Parent effectiveness class at Chemawa Clinic started, Chris Lowery,
Social Worker, is conducting the class. The class will last four weeks, the parents
that are attending will learn more about active listening and communication with
their children. If you are interested in attending the next class call Jolyne Ward
Salem Area Office, 393-3912.
The Salem C.H.R. is planning to visit the Tribal members in her service area. Don't
be surprised to find Jolyne at your front door to visit, to do a health profile.
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