APRIL 1, 1999
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Community GED classes
offer new expanded hours
The Governance Center Artwork Committee is looking for
fine artists to submit portfolio work for consideration
painting photography two-dimensional weaving
mixed media sculpture carvings
Tribal members and Native artists are preferred. Please submit your works, in
cluding title, date, description, (slide sheets permitted) and resume in 8-12 X 11"
format to:
Simone Koch, Wokas Design and Consulting
3257 N.E. US Grant Place, Portland, OR 97212
Telephone: (503) 780-4066 E-mail: W0KASWORLDACCESSNET.COM
If you wish to have your portfolio returned, please include a self-addressed, stamped
envelope. Any portfolio submitted without proper postage will not be returned.
The committee cannot determine or guarantee a return date.
Josh Holmes receives recognition
Josh Holmes recently was honored
by his basketball teammates at Wil
lamina High School by being named
MVP and Best Offense. He was con
gratulated by Keith Anna from Che
mawa Indian School. His family is'
very proud of him.. . ,
Dear Josh:
I would like to take this opportu- '
nity to express my congratulations
to you on your achievements as a
member of the Willamina High.
School Boys Varsity Basketball team.
Your selection as Most Valuable
Player and Best Offense for the
1998-1999 basketball season are sig- .
, nificant to the success in the forma- s
tion of a young man's life. I wish
you the best in your endeavors of
athletics as well as academics. Your
success has brought great credit
upon you, your family, and Wil
lamina High School. Good luck.
Sincerely,
Keith N.Anna
Business Manager
Chemawa Indian School
Salem, Oregon
Joshua Holmes, you are the
twinkle in our eyes.
We are very proud of you not
only for your achievements,
but for being yourself.
You have a very strong heart
and soul.
We love you... Dad, Mom,
Jacob, Jessica, Josh B.,
Jonathon and Sasheene.
If you are considering earning
your GED, or are currently prepar
ing for your GED test, the Educa
tion staff invite you to join us dur
ing our new expanded hours.
Pre-testing, counseling, personal
tutoring, and quiet study time with
full access to books and computer
learning materials will be available
on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.;
Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.;
and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.
The Tribe's Education Department
is eager to assist you, and encour-
Scholarships
TRIBAL TRUST FUND
SCHOLARSHIP applications must
be postmarked April 30. Scholar
ships are offered in the following
categories: Graduate Level; Under
graduate Level; Adult Vocational
Training Program; and Eula Petite.
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE
SCHOLARSHIP deadline to apply
is April 15 for new applicants.
For more information and schol
arship applications, contact Marion
Mercier at 879-2284 or 1-800-422-0232.
age people to call for questions or
more information about the GED
program.
They also have books, videos, com
puter programs and personal tutor
ing available for meeting individual
needs, in addition to pre-tests to help
prepare for the official state GED
test. There is no cost for tribal mem
bers. For more information call Su
san Hillebrand at 879-2282 or Vio
let Zimbrick at 879-2275. You can
stop by the Tribal Education Cen
ter, located at 28840 Salmon River
Highway in Grand Ronde.
XAVIER ALEXANDER DAY
born February 21 at 1:59 a.m.
7 lbs., 10 oz.
19 inches long
Proud parents are
tribal member Vincent Day
and Laura George
or
Auntie: Give us a call,
we want to talk to you!
It's been too long!
-Katherine & Alexandria Warren
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Happy 3rd Birthday
Cheyanne!
Love You Mom, Dad,
Grandma Liz, Grandpa Reyn,
Uncle Shonn, Uncle Dustin,
Aunt Teaya, and Koana
Happy rcP Birthday
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