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September 1992
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EDUCATION, CONTINUED
Those students who have dependents other than a spouse
Those students who are graduate professional status
It also appears that the financial aid form will
again change. This has happened before. Students will also
need to be aware the "dislocated worker" allowance will
cease to exist. Look forward to more information from the
Tribe's Education Program.
Domestic Violence, Continued
"I feel good knowing that all of the women I have
helped so far have gotten out of their situation using one
option or another," she said.
That is good news for the Tribe, considering many
women never escape the abusive cycle at all.
ALTERNATIVES
Whether you live in Oregon or out of state, if you
are a victim of Domestic Violence, it is important to know
some things:
You are not to blame.
Never, under any circumstances does a person have a
right to hurt or batter you.
Help is available.
You are not alone.
If you need help, call Joann Mercier at 879-5211
or your local Family Crisis Hotline. They can refer you to
agencies and women's shelters in your area.
NEW MEALSITE PRICES
Beginning September 1, 1992 we will be asking for
a $2.50 donation for lunch at the Senior Mealsite. The
donations are to be made by people of ages 54 and under.
Elders and their spouses will still have meals free of charge.
The increased rate is to cover the rising costs of food and
preparation.
Economic Development News
Beginning in October we will be starting a monthly
small business training class, every third Tuesday of every
month. The class will be at the Community Center from 7
9p.m. Current class schedules are:
1020 Small Business Financing
1117 Small Business AccountingRecordkeeping
1215 Small Business Tax
119 Personal Income Tax
Arts and Crafts Co-opCottage Business Development
Meeting is Tuesday, September 15, from 7-9p.m. at the
Tribal Community Center.
ONABEN Business development Greenhouse class (10
weeks) to begin the week of 92192. Exact date, location,
and time to be announced. Call Debby in Economic
Development for more info.
FOR MORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS,
SEE OPPOSITE PAGE.
EYE CARE AVAILABLE
The National Eye Care Project is a program
designed to help economically disadvantaged elderly people
receive eye exams and glasses at no cost to the patient.
Medicare or insurance is accepted as payment, but most of
the caregivers are volunteers from the Ophthalmologist
Society, and there is no fee involved. People 65 or older can
call 1-800-222-EYES for more info.
SEPTEMBER MEALSITE MENU
I TUESDAY SEPT 1 I WEDNESDAY SEPT 2 I THURSDAY SEPT 3
Spaghetti
Swiss steak clam Fritters Tossed salad
Mashed potatoes Creamed carrots Garlic Bread
Corn on the cob sliced Cukes
Sliced tomatoes Lemon Bars Jello wbananas
Pineapple Upside down Bread and butter
cake
Bread and butter
TUESDAY SEPT 8 WEDNESDAY SEPT 9 THURSDAY SEPT 10
. , m , Boiled Ham and vegie
Dinner Casserole Baked White fish
Oriental Salad Scalloped potatoes Cottage cheese and pears
Butterscotch Pudding Green peas Apple Crisp
Bread and Butter Chocolate pudding Bread and butter
Bread and butter
TUESDAY SEPT 29 TUESDAY SEPT 15 WEDNESDAY SEPT 16 THURSDAY SEPT 17
Hamburger Mac Roast Pork Oyster Stew , Chicken and dumplings
Tossed Salad Mashed Potatoes and Toasted Cheese Mixed vegies
Fresh fruit sandwiches Celery sticks
nrwTLl Rnttpr Green beans Colesiaw Fresh fruit
Bread and butter Ffuit Cocktail chocoiate cookies Bread and butter
Bread and butter
WED. SEPT 30 TUESDAY SEPT 22 WEDNESDAY SEPT 23 THURSDAY SEPT 24
Roast Turkey Sausage and Kraut Tuna Casserole '
Mashed potatoes gravy stewed potatoes Cauliflower Jf h
Green Beans Fresh veggies Carrot sticks Sliced tomatoes
Cake and Ice Cream Raspberry sherberl tllo
BreadandbU"er Bread and butter J 1 butter
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