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8 November 18, 1999
Warm Springs, Oregon
Free Student Internet program offered
Internet Student Proerams offered
to Canada, USA, Australia, Brazil a
free 6 page Web Site, Free domain
registration plus free internet access
for one year.
If you do not have an internet
Web Site presence or would like to
update your existing site, we would
like to invite you to take advantage
of our special offer of a Free 6 page
Web Site with Free graphics and
links as well as the Free registration
of an Internet Domain Address (URL)
for your exclusive use worldwide
(www.yourcompany.com). If you
have a web site, we can add a secure
commerce application to sell your
products and or services 24 hours per
day, 7 days per week.
This is a genuine offer so that we
may assign work to our advanced
web students. At Internet Student
Programs, we train designers and
programmers in advanced web site
design and programming. We have
designed sites for thousands of com
panies like yours across the nation
and have numerous reference sites
that you can look at.
Students participate
Centra Oreeon.
Oregon Art Education Association
Region 9, are represented in a stu
dent art display at the State Depart
ment of Education in Salem. Having
learned about the opening for stu
dent work for the month of Decem
ber at the September board meeting,
Barbara Williams volunteered to get
together some artwork by the end of
October, knowing that there were art
teachers whom she knew and could
depend on to help gather and prepare
the work for a show on short notice.
Rising to the occasion were: Linda
Carvalho of Bend High School; John
Goodman of Hugh Hartman Middle
School, Redmond; Michael Bayners
of Sisters High School and Phil Smith
of Madras High School; besides Bar
bara Williams of Jefferson County
Middle School, Madras.
The students whose work is on
display are from Bend High-Tiffany
COCC offers Telecourse
classes
Telecourse Via ODen Campus to
be presented at the Warm Springs
COCC College Center. Telecourses
are provided at the Education Center
via interactive television.
Winter Term start January 3,2000
Phone in registration begins No
vember 13 1999 for student enrolled
in COCC fall classes. New students
for Winter Term can register on De
cember 8, 1999 or again on Decem
ber 29 and 30, 1999. If you are a new
student you MUST submit an appli
cation to the COCC Admissions of
fice (main campus) before register
ing for any Winter Term Classes.
Phone in registration number is
382-61 14 or come by the WS COCC
Center.
Mth 060 Algebra 1; Monday,
Wednesday, Friday; 12:30-1:45
Monday & Wednesday; 1 to 1:50
p.m. on Friday ; Prerequisites: Mth
20-Pre-Algebra Warm Springs Sec
tion 1370; 4 credits.
Mth 111; College Algebra; Mon
day, Wednesday & Friday from 2 to
3:05 p.m..; Prerequisite: Mth 095;
Warm Springs Section 1 4 1 7 ; 4 cred
its. BA 226; Business Law si; Tues
day and Thursday from 9:30 to 10:45
a.m.; Warm Springs Section 0445;
3 credits.
Breakfast meeting
set for Nov. 22
The Warm Springs Small Busi
ness Development Center will be
sponsoring the Warm Springs Busi
ness Association's Breakfast meet
ing at the Business & Economic De
velopment Department on Novem
ber 22nd at 8:30 a.m.
The agenda will consist of Re
view of Constitution & By-Laws,
Voting on By-Laws, Elections of
Officers, Portland Airport Retail
Outlet.
Breakfast will be catered by Chris
Smith & Deanna Shadley. People
wanting breakfast should call the
SB DC in advance to be assured of
theirchoice from the following menu:
1) Fry bread pocket breakfast; 2)
Breakfast Omelet 3) Fruitin addition
to the breakfast choice.
For additional information or
breakfast sign-up, please drop by the
Small Business Development Cen
ter at 210-7 Wasco, Warm Springs,
OR or call 553-3593.
PSU Powwow to
be held
United Indian students in Higher
Education (UISHE) at Portland State
University is having a Christmas
Powwow December 10th, 7 p.m. in
the main gym of the Peter W. Stott
Center at Portland State University.
Host Drum is Eagle Thunder; Co
Host drum is Umatilla Inter-Tribal.
MC will be Richard Sam Jr.
Whipman-TBA.
All drums welcome; Exhibition
dancing; Vendors & more informa
tion call: (503) 725-5671.
ll you register wun us euuy iiu
arc accepted into our free web site
program, your free 6 page web site
will be state-of-the-art, with exciting
graphics, text, CGI programming
(customized contactreply forms) and
active links. We work from your ex
isting materials and you can rest as
sured that your site will be reviewed
and approved by you before it is
posted to the Internet.
To take ad vantage of this offer, all
we ask of you are two things. 1 ) Give
us, and our students permission to
use your Web Site for display at our
seminars. 2) Host your site on our
high-speed servers for a period of at
least one year so that we can guaran
tee your site's high quality and reli
ability during startup.
This offer is limited to the first 25
respondents and will include free
internet access for one ycar-a $240
value.
Toll free and no obligation. Please
call us for more information at 1-800-522-6556.
You will hear from a
student coordinator immediately,
thank you.
in art display
Rhodes, senior: from Redmond
Dylan Windholm, 8th grade, Kelly
Long, 6th grade, Steven Thomas, 6th
grade; from Sisters High-Chandra
Hess, senior, Travis Campbell, jun
ior, Julienna Little, senior, Carrie
Emrich, senior; from Madras High
Emilee Hugie, senior. Michelle
Sampson, senior, Mindy Thornsbury,
senior, Harlan Waheneka, senior,
Sonny Berry, Freshman and from
Jefferson County Middle School,
Madras-Shelly McCoy, 8th grade,
Jamie Neirgarth, 8th grade and
Colleta Macy 7th grade.
Rex Crouse, State Department of
Ed., Arts Specialist will hang the
show with the artwork being exhib
ited during the month of December.
In addition, Susan Parker, OAEA
board member is the coordinator of
these monthly state department ex
hibits for the 14 regions in Oregon.
HD 152; Service Leadership;
Tuesday; 1 to 2: 10 p.m. Restricted to
Service LeadershipAmericorps stu
dents.; Warm Springs Sections
1179; 1 credit.
ED 162; Home School Relation;
Tuesday 5:30 to 7:15 p.m.; Warm
Springs Section 0680; 2 credits.
Special Delivery Classes: :
Classes that are delivered by mo
dem Winter Term: WR 122-English
Composition, CIS 140-WN Operat
ing Systwin, Lib 127-Information
Research Skills, HST 202W History
US-WIC, RD -099 College
Study. WEB. These classes require
students to attend an orientation in
Bend and have reliable access to a
computer with internet browser soft
ware and e-mail.
The Warm Springs Center is ex
pecting to be able to provide one
computer for students to use. Only
students that have attended their ori
entation and have computer experi
ence will be allowed the use of this
computer. A schedule will be posted
when students will have access to
use the computer.
For further information call your
Warm Springs COCC Center at 553
1428. Classes are held at the Educa
tion Center, 1110 Wasco, top floor
training room
COCC offers
workshop
Central Oregon Community Col
lege will present a Parent and Family
Night for families of college-bound
high school students at 7 p.m. on
Tuesday, November 30 at Madras
High School. The two-hour work
shop will include break-out sessions
on how to choose a college, scholar
ship searching, career planning, fi
nancial aid and managing the transi
tion to college. Although the work
shop is geared toward high school
juniors and seniors and their fami
lies, all age groups are invited to
attend.
A workshop is also scheduled at 7
p.m. on December 7 at Mountain
View High School. Students from all
high schools are invited to attend any
sessions.
For more information, contact
COCC's Enrollment Services De
partment at (541) 383-7500.
CPRFirst Aid
An adult CPR and First Aid class
will be held at Mountain View Hos
pital on Friday, December 3, 1999
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The class will
not cover infant and child CPR. Upon
successful completion of this class,
participants will receive the
Heartsaver Plus certification from
the American Heart Association and
the Adult Basic First Aid certifica
tion from the American Safety and
Health Institute. Both organizations
are OSHA approved.
The class will be instructed by
Janet Bissell and Eva Montee, certi
fied instructors for Mountain View
Hospital District. The class will be
Jefferson County Middle School holds first
Jefferson County
Middle School seventh
and eighth grade choir
sang In their first
concert at the Middle
School. The program
included seventh
grade, eighth grade,
some duets and solo
performances by the
students of Mr.
Burgo's classes.
They now prepare for
the Christmas concert
in December.
Eight grade choir.
The Gift Shop at
the Museum At
Warm Springs is
having a sale for
the month of
November. 10
off beadwork, T
shirts, jewelry and
books.
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Thanksgiving
Central Oreeon Community Col
lege (including the bookstore) will
be closed November 25 through 28
for the Thanksgiving holday. The
COCC Library and the Library com
puter lab will be closed November
25 to November 27 and open from 1
to 8 p.m. on Sunday, November 28.
class offered
held in the multipurpose room at
Mountain View Hospital located in
Madras. The cost of the class is $20
and pre-registration is required as
the class is limited in size.
For more information or to pre
register, call the Mountain View
Hospital District Wellness office at
475-3882 ext. 2307.
If you are interested in attending
any District community education
classes and will require assistive aids,
please contact the District Wellness
Office at 475i-38 82 ext. 2307 or 475
3882 ext. 2350 (TTYTDD) to re
quest such aids. Please call in ad
vance to appropriate arrangements
can be made.
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Title IX community liaison Madras High
School attendance
Pear ParentGuardian,
, Hello! Welcome back, I hope to
strengthen communication to better
our children of Native American
Heritage. The following students
have participated in school activities
for October.
Amelia Spino-92 attendance-freshman-NASU,
President;
Bobb, Amy-80 attendance-freshman-NASU
Burgess, Brian-97 attendance-
freshman-F5 hootball
Vn.rlaar. DIGS, olln.
dance-freshman-FroshVolleyball
DaviS( Amelia-92 attendance-
freshman-NASU
Edwards, Natasha-93 atten-dance-freshman-Frosh
Volleyball
Fuentes, Jessi-90 attendance-freshman-Cross
Country
Fuentes, Louisa-96 attendance-freshman-NASU
Vice President
Gilbert, Allen-77 attendance-freshman-FS
Football
Hicks, LeRoy-84 attendance-freshman-FS
Football
Jackson, Sam-92 attendance-freshman-FS
Football
Kalama, Scott-90 attendance-freshman-FS
Football
Kalama, Pamela-77 attendance-freshman-NASU
Manion, Laura-95 attendance-freshman-Frosh
Volleyball
Miller, Eric-99 attendance-freshman-Football
Mitchell, Arthur-96 attendance-freshman-FS
Football
Sampson, Rebecca-91 atten-dance-freshman-NASU
Smith, Pasha-95 attendance-freshman-JV
Volleyball
Squiemphen, Eliah-96 atten-dance-freshman-Frosh
Volleyball,
NASU
Suppah, Lydell-70 attendance-
have fun.
Seventh grade choir.
freshman-Future
Business Leaders
of America
Wallulatum, Larissa-90 attendance-freshman-JV
Volleyball
Brunoe, Jerry-99 attendance-junior-V.
Football, PSAT SA5 & 6
Chaves, Stephanie-96 atten-dance-junior-PSAT
SA5&6, Year
book ad sales
Estimo, Alfred-91 attendance-junior-Future
Business Leaders of
America, Treasurer
Hart, Hattie-77 attendance-jun-ior-NASU.
Herrera, Cecilia-80 attendance
junior PSAT SA5&6
Hicks, Tashna-97 attendance-junior-PSAT
SA5&6
Mitchell, Anthony-84 attendance-
unior-Cross Country
Shadley, Jacky-70 attendance-junior-V.
Football
Spencer, James-82 attendance-junior-V.
Football
Squiemphen, Larry-95 attendance-junior-V.
Football
Walker, Chasen-93 attendance-junior-V.
Football
White, David-83 attendance-junior-V.
Football
Aguilar, Mayanne-97 atten-dance-sophmore-Yearbook
ad Sales
Anderson, Joseph-91 atten-dance-sophmore-Cross
Country
Boise, LaVonne-42 attendance
sophmore-NASU
Ellsbury, Jacoby-86 attendance-sophmore-V.
Football
Frank, Shayla-98 attendance-sophmore-NASU,
Secretary
Scott, Gordon-96 attendance-sophmore-V.
Football
Smith, Louis-95 attendance-sophmore-FS
Football
Stwyer, Charles-92 attendance-sophmore-V.
Football ---
Tewee, Forrest-77 attendance-
choir concert
sophmore-Vocational Testing
Wolfe, James 111-77 attendance-sophmore-FS
Football
Yazzie, Trevern-85 attendance-sophmore-Cross
Country
Kalama, James-54 attendance-sophmore-FS
Football
Manion, Michelle-93 atten-dance-sophmore-JV
Volleyball
Miller, Candace-89 attendance-sophmore-PSAT
SA5&6
Mitchell, Natalie-90 atten-dance-sophmore-JV
Volleyball
Rogers, Sara-88 attendance-sophmore-PSAT
SA5&6
Brunoe, Anna-92 attendance-senior-V.
Football, PSAT SA5&6
Conner, Lucas-87 attendance-senior-V.
Football
Estimo, Reina-95 attendance-senior-Girls
soccer
Gunshows, Eleanor-92 atten-dance-senior-Cross
Country
Jackson, Allen-74 attendance-senior-V.
Football
Langnese, Kira-92 attendance-senior-Girls
soccer
Smith, Bernadette-90 atten-dance-senior-Girls
soccer, Yearbook
1(1 SSlcS
Smith, Melanie-80 attendance
senior f. Volleyball
Ste- ns,Sheena-78 attendance-senior-
iris soccer
PM. hool: For Seniors who need
credits i graduate this year, and Jun
iors wh ire within 1 credit of com
pleting unior requirements. PM
school b an October 1 9 and contin
ues through January 25 at Buff An
nex on Tuesday and Thursday from
3:40-5 p.m. Sign up in the counsel
ing office early. Mr. Pratt will review
requests prior to acceptance.
Title IX Survey: Reminder, re
turn the forms, thank you.
Marjorie Kalama-Gabriel
Community Liaison