16 FEBRUARY 15, 2001
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Royalty Looking for Your Support Field Work Opportunities
The Grand Ronde Royalty girls are working to earn money to attend the
Gathering of the Nations Pow-wow in Albuquerque, New Mexico in April.
The girls are selling raffle tickets for $1 each or 6 for $5. Raffle items include
Quasar 13 inch Color TVVCR Combo with remote, a Pendleton blanket and
a food basket. The raffle drawing will take place on Sunday, March 4 at the
General Council meeting.
, Royalty and their parents work very hard throughout the year to raise
money to help cover their travel expenses to represent the Confederated Tribes
of Grand Ronde at pow-wows. This year they have set a fundraising goal of
$5,000. Thank you in advance for all your support.
If you would like to help the Grand Ronde Royalty earn money for their
trip, you may purchase tickets from any of one them listed below:
II Kandi Little D Maria Haskins, age 14
2000-01 Miss Grand Ronde Gresham, Oregon
phone: 503-879-5020 phone: 503-492-2644
D Teresa Henry D Brandi Little, age 14
2000-01 Sr. Miss Grand Ronde Grand Ronde, Oregon
phone: 503-8.76-3277 phone: 503-879-5020
D Leah Brisbois U Hope Lafferty, age 13
2000-01 Jr. Miss Grand Ronde Grand Ronde, Oregon
phone: 503-623-6191 B Tenish Rios, age 7
D Valerie Haskins Salem, Oregon
2000-01 Miss Tiny Tot phone: 503-391-0189
phone: 503-492-2644 D Kimberly Roybal, age 7
O Erica Empey, age 19 Willamina, Oregon
McMinnville, Oregon phone: 503-876-6525
phone: 503-434-9808 B Victoria Rios, age 6
D Allison Empey, age 17 Salem, Oregon
McMinnville, Oregon phone: 503-391-0189
phone: 503-434-9808 B Nicole Haskins, age 6
D Emma Leno, age 15 Gresham, Oregon
Grand Ronde, Oregon phone: 503-492-2644
phone: 503-879-5892 B Karmalynn Schlappie Peters, 4
Grand Ronde, Oregon
phone: 503-879-9086
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The Nature Conservancy of Oregon's Internships and Seasonal Employ
ment Opportunities are recruiting for short-term seasonal employment. The
Nature Conservancy is committed to diversity in the work place, with par
ticular emphasis in areas where minorities have been historically
under-represented in environmental professions. Native Americans, His
panicLatinos, AsianPacific Islanders and African Americans are encour
aged to apply for these positions.
The Nature Conservancy of Oregon is pleased to offer a limited number of
short-term seasonal training opportunities to students in environmental stud
ies or ecology fields of study. These students will receive school credit for
applied, hands-on experience and the opportunity to work with ecologists
and other professional staff. Students at all levels (including associates,
undergraduates, graduates, etc.) are encourage to contact The Nature Con
servancy of Oregon.
For additional information about the The Nature Conservancy and the
short-term opportunities that they offer, please visit their web site at
www.tnc.org or contact them by phone at 503-230-0707, ext. 600.
ONABEN: A NATIVE AMERICAN BUSINESS NETWORK
UTILITY IN FIELDER (Project Manager)
ONABEN, located in Tigard, Oregon, is one of the oldest and best provid
ers of business development training and technical assistance to Native Ameri
cans. We are looking for an all-around project management person with
strong communication skills.
The Utility Infielder provides administrative, program, and marketing sup
port to the ONABEN core management team. The infielder will participate
in the design development process for programs, projects, and then work
with the individual team member to implement the program or project.
We offer competitive salary and benefits and a place to grow. The opportu
nities for program development are limitless.
Deadline for application is February 28 or until filled. Fax resumes to
Selena at 503-968-1548 or e-mail to seIenaonaben.org
TREATMENT SPECIALIST II
NANITCH SAHALLIE
GRADE: 9
SECRETARY
MEDICAL CLINIC
GRADE: 6
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503-879-2257
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CLOSING DATE:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2001
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2001 SERIES FREE SLOT TOURNAMENT
No entry fee or buy-inl Show your Coyote Club card to enter at 10am or 4pm.
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The Cwnonballs band will be performing in die Rogue rooms,
9pm-1 am. Starting ar 5pm-l)pm look lor roaming magician
roaming jazz band juggler jester stilt 'walker beads snack foods '
Coyotes Buffet will be, serving Qjtin on March 3, 2001."
MIDNIGHT MADNESS
Monday Thursday $300 giveaways every hour
Monday Thursday late night breakfast buffet Monday Cash Cube
Tuesday l-'unbooks Wednesday random prize giveaways
Thursday triple points All activities go from 12:0 1 am to 4:00am.
8.8. KINC IN CONCERT
TICKETS SOLD OUT
One show only at 7pm. Must be 2 1 or older.
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LUCKY ST. PATRICK'S DAY WEEKEND
Saturday, March 17th, $100 giveaways every hour from 12pm-I2ain.
Sunday, March 1 8th $100,000 Bingo giveaway.
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The Tribe's Employment & Training Service is using another approach to serve Tribal
members living in Portland and Salem. In the past, counselors have been available one
day a week in each area. Employment & Training Counselors Patsy Pullin and Deena
LaRue will continue to meet clients in each area, but by appointment only.
SALEM
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Chemawa Health Clinic
3700 Chemawa Road N.E.
PORTLAND
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Grand Ronde Portland Area Office
1110 S.E. Alder Street
MONDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Feb. 26: Windows 98, part 2
TUESDAYS from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 20: Microsoft Word, part 2
Feb. 27: Microsoft Excel, part 2
WEDNESDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Feb. 21 : Corel Word Perfect, part 2
Feb. 28: Corel Quatro Pro, part 2
THURSDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Feb. 22: Microsoft Power Point
FRIDAYS from 9 to 11 :30 a.m.
Feb, 16: Corel Presentations
Feb. 23: Print Shop
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