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Mother's Day
Cuncheon
Friday, May 10
Tsoon to Z p.m.
The Dental Department in conjunction
with the Human Services Division
will be sponsoring a FREE MOTHER'S
DAY LUNCHEON. This luncheon will be
for Mothers of babies less than a 1-12
years old and for Moms-to-be.
Lunch will be provided as well as
presentations on many topics relating
to caring for infants. There will be lots
of free giveaways and prizes.
Child care will be provided.
Grandmothers, sisters, aunts, or other
child care providers are welcome to
accompany you as your guest.
Please call 879-2920 or 1 -800-775-0095,
ext. 4. RSVP IS REQUIRED.
To my
Great Grandma Maxine
and
Great-Great Auntie Dorothy...
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Thank you so much
for the beautiful cradle board,
I'll treasure it always!
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Baby Kiana
Granny
You're not getting older,
you're getting better!!
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Happy 87th Birthday
Love,
The Kids,
Grandkids and
Great Grandkids
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Happy 5th Birthday
SHYLODIZICK
Love...
Daddy, Miml Kyle,
Papa Rick, Grandma Shooney,
Grandpa Pete, Grandma VaL
Aunt TiTi, J.C. Penny, Auntie Jan,
Tool Time Tim and many more...
Wednesday, May 1 Thursday, May 2
Be Active SalmonPatties Cube Steak
J? U hh Onion Roasted Potatoes Rice with Gravy
D e 1 eailny Corn Beets and Coleslaw
Jello with Fruit Dessert
Wednesday, May 8 Thursday, May 9
Tuesday, May 7 White Navy Beans BBQ Ribs with Cornbread
Picnic at the Park with Ham Hocks Baked Potatoes
Fruit Salad and Rolls Green Beans
Pie Dessert
Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16
Green Pepper Steak Buffalo Stew Chicken and Dumplings
Rice Cottage Cheese Salad
Mixed Veggies Rolls Jello with Fruit
Dessert Peach Cobbler
Tuesday, May 21 Wednesday, May 22 Thursday, May 23
Corn Beef & Cabbage Manicotti with Meat Sauce Baked Chicken
Steamed Red Potatoes Green Beans Scalloped Potatoes
Carrots Salad Spinach
Pumpkin Bars Garlic Bread Cake with Pudding
Tuesday, May 28 Wednesday, May 29 Thursday, May 30
Meat Loaf Spaghetti Roast Turkey
Rice Pilaf Garlic Bread Mashed Potatoes
Beets Salad Asparagus
Apple Cobbler Banana Splits Cake & Ice Cream
Menu is subject to change. Meal Price is $3.00.
Tribal member elders and spouses meals are free.
Staff please call ext. 2410 by 9:30 a.m.
SHELLEY HANSON IS GRADUATING FROM WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
WITH A MASTERS OF MANAGEMENT ON SUNDAY, MAY 12.
She would like to thank her friends and family for their support in the last 2 years.
With a very special thanks to her parents, Wayne and Sharon Hanson; her daughter,
Kayla Leno; and her Small Business Development co-workers.
There will be an open house to celebrate Shelley's graduation and Kajla's 7th
birthday. The festivities will be from 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, May 12 at Englewood
Elementary School Gymnasium, 1132 19th Street NE, Salem, Oregon.
Essay competition
offers college
scholarships
Over $16,000 in college scholarships is
available to high school students through a
nationwide essay competition sponsored by
the Multiple Sclerosis Association of
America. Deadline is May 27. For more
information call MSAA at (609) 488-4500.
Diabetic support
If you are diabetic, this support group is
for you. This is a time for you and others
who have diabetes to share information and
to learn new ideas. We will be offering
snacks and recipe ideas.
This group is open to anyone. It will be
held once a month at 1 p.m. in the Wellness
Building Conference Room at the main
tribal offices. The next meeting is Thurs
day, May 16.
If you have any questions, please call
Tammy at 879-2017, Jill at 879-2018 or
Bonnie at 879-2016.
Summer Preschool
Program enrollment
The Youth Education Division is offer
ing a Summer Program for children 3 years
old through pre-kindergarten. There is open
enrollment for 20 children. Native Ameri
can children will receive preference. The
program will operate Monday through Fri
day from 7:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Children will spend the morning hours
in a pre-kindergarten readiness program and
the afternoon hours in day care setting. The
fee is $200 per month. Adjustments to the
fee may be made according to financial need.
Enrollment forms and further information
may be obtained from the Youth Education
Coordinator, Wendi Spencer, at 879-2280.
Also, Twa Sunchako Learning Center has
been in operation for four years, and all are
welcome to observe the current program
any Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday af
ternoon through mid-May. Please contact
the teacher, Teressa Olson, at 879-2279 to
arrange a visit. Enrollment will close June
15 in order to set the program up for the sum
mer months.'
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