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July 1, 1997
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True Colors returning July 1 1
People who attended the TRUE COLORS WORKSHOP on March 7, learned they might
be "passionate blues, fun loving oranges, orderly golds, or thinking, problem solving greens."
The workshop, which is highly interactive, is returning on July 11. Training is targeted
for parents, staff and individuals, who work with a wide variety of clients. True Colors
uses temperament categories on the Meyers-Briggs (MBTI) and is adaptation of work by
David Keirsey and Marilyn Bates, Please Understand Me.
Workshop goals enable participants to recognize and appreciate the strengths and pref
erences of themselves and others, and enhance communication. The workshop is fast
paced, innovative and fun. Trainers for the True Colors workshop are Ms. Heather Alberts,
Ms. Carole Ferlazzo, and Ms. Beverly Burns, of the Center for Education Development.
Please join us at this fun filled workshop. To sign up, contact Ms. Hollie Larsen at 879
2275 or 1-800-422-0232, ext. 2275.
Hats off to GED recipients
Hats off to the many students who completed their GED requirements or got closer to
their GED goal. We were proud to honor the following students at the Recognition and
Honors dinner held on May 31: Tiffany Clark, Dennis Knight, Sr., Shelley Kent, Jack
Pierce, Vonnie Edmondson, and Kristina Dizick. Kristina and family also attended a GED
Honors Celebration at the Chemeketa McMinnville campus. Family and friends celebrated
the GED graduation with Tiffany Clark, Dennis Knight, Sr., and Joseph Haller. Congratu
lations to Donna Stratford for acing the GED science test.
Special thanks to all of you who have participated in Adult Education Services. Please
remember that Gay la Tulensru will be on vacation until July 15. Please call Hollie at the
Education Division, extension 2275, if you need assistance. Have a great summer!
Free summer lunch program
Willamina School District will offer a summer food service program for children at
' Grand Ronde Elementary School (GRES). Free meals will be served to children 18 years
of age and younger. This free lunch service is available to all community children. No
registration or eligibility requirements. For more information call 876-4525.
JUNE AND JULY: Every Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to noon, at GRES.
AUGUST: Every weekday, Monday through Friday from noon to 1 p.m. at GRES.
Request for Proposal
This request for proposal is for the purpose of soliciting applications for CATERING a
special event dinner that will serve 300 people. The expectations would be to set up and
decorate the tables, serve the Buffet, and clean-up the food tables and area. The event will
be August 29, 1997 at Grand Ronde, Oregon. Applicants must present portfolio of
previous work by July 11, 1997. No proposals will be accepted after this date.
Send to: Jon George, co Nanitch Sahallie, 51 19 N. River Road, Keizer, OR 97303.
Scrap Metal Removers
Have any scrap metal you need hauled off?
We will take anything a magnet will stick to!
0 VEHICLES WITH TITLES 0 APPLIANCES 0 ALUMINUM
Pick up in McMinnville, Sheridan, Willamina, and Grand Ronde.
Will also travel further depending on what you want to get rid of.
CONTACT CHRIS DIZICK AT (503) 876-4499
5th ANNUAL
VETERANS9 POW-WOW
SATURDAY, JULY 12
(ill AM) RONDE POW-WOW GROUNDS
Grand Entries: Noon and 6 p.m. Arena Director: Bud Haskins MC: Bob Tom
Guest Drums: Smokey Valley from Sardis, British Columbia.
All drummers and dancers are welcome.
Contact Marcellus and Sharon Norwest at (503) 879-5878
or Bud Haskins at 879-4523 for vendor and other information.
Notice of Availability
Environmental Assessment and Finding of
No Significant Impact for the proposed
SPIRIT MOUNTAIN .HOTEL AND
CASINO EXPANSION
This notice is to advise interested parties that an Environmental Assessment (EA) and
Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) are available for the proposed Spirit Mountain
Hotel and Casino Expansion at Spirit Mountain Casino 27100 SW Salmon River Highway,
Grand Ronde Oregon. The EA discloses detailed descriptions of the proposed actions,
alternatives to the proposed actions and analysis of the likely environmental consequences
of the proposed actions and alternatives. This document discusses plans to expand the
existing casino gaming floor to accommodate new types of games and to construct a 100
room Hotel.
On June 4, 1997 the EA will be available for public review for 30 days. Requests for
copies of the EA and written comments should be addressed to: Kathleen Feehan, Confed
erated Tribes of Grand Ronde, Division of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 70, Willamina, OR
97396 or call (503) 879-2395. Comments must be received by July 4, 1997 and must
include 1) your name address and phone number, 2) title of the EA your comments regard,
and 3) specific facts or comments that decision makers should consider.
Willamina Summer Youth
Volunteers are needed to help with some
of the events planned for the youth in the
area this summer. Activities include: field
trips, swimming, movies, arts and crafts,
picnics, and nature walks. These activities
are open to all Willamina and Grand Ronde
elementary, middle, and high school stu
dents. Fees and sack lunches are required
for field trips. Contact Aileen Schnitzer (co-.
ordinator) at 876-8162, or Mychal Leno at
876-3996.
Drum and Dance
practice begins
Beginning July 1, drum and dance
practice will be held at the Commu
nity Center on Tuesdays from 6-8 p.m.
Practice will continue throughout the
week of the Grand Ronde Fbw-wow.
Contact Jackie Provost or Mychal
Leno at the tribal offices for more in
formation. ' ' ' .'.
Tuesday, J uly 1 Wednesday, J uly 2 Thursday, J uly 3
Chicken Fried Steak Cook's Choice Picnic at
Mashed Potatoes & Community Center
Gravy
Corn
Tuesday, July & Wednesday, July 9 Thursday, July 10
Baked Chicken Oriental Pork Noodles Hot Turkey Sandwiches
Salad Bar Peas Mashed Potatoes
Dessert Salad Steamed Veggies
Dessert
Tuesday, July 15 Wednesday, July 16 Thursday, July 17
Swedish Meat Loaf Mac, Cheese, & Hamburger Pork Chops & Mushroom
Scalloped Potatoes Casserole Gravy over Rice
Glazed Carrots Salad Veggies
Tuesday, July 22 Wednesday, July 23 Thursday, July 24
Lasagne Picnic in the Park BBQ Beef on a Bun
Green Bea ns Cole Slaw
Green Salad Dessert
Tuesday, July 29 Wednesday, July 30 Thursday, July 31
Elders' Choice Hamburgers Ham
Fries Macaroni Salad
Jell-o Salad Baked Beans
Cake & Ice Cream