12 OCTOBER 15, 2001
Smoke Signals
Office of
Diversity and
Multicultural Affairs
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IT'S OUR 6TH ANNIVERSARY
CHECK OUT THESE EVENTS
A2tf k Car Giveaway, Cash Cubf Frenzy, Special Lunch and Dinner at
Coyote s Buffet, Special Sunday Champagne Brunch at Legends, Blackjack
Tournament OTB Handicapping Contest, Craps Tourney, $ 100.000
Harvest Bingo and Live Music by Melody Guy at the Summit View.
ROTO RATION CONCERT
November 20, 2001 Free Concert
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BILL MILLER
In the Rogue River Butqutt Rnonu 7m Concert Olrbnting the
Confederated Tribe of Grand Rondr'i Restoration Day November 22
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CAIINO
Highway 18, Grand Ronde, OR
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2001 iRI FREE SLOT TOURNAMENT
$2000 IN PAYOUTS GUARANTEED
No entry fcf or buy-inl
Show your Coyote Club Card to enter at IOaM or 4PM.
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C1ANT PUMPKIN CARVINC
IT'S AMAZINGI
Scott Cully will be carving a giant pumkin located in the
Main Casino Lobby, outside Coyotes Buffet.
HWy. IS GRAND HONOt, OK 100760-7977 50J879-2350 . SPiajTMOUNTAIN.C0M
Science
Careers Conference
November 9, 2001
8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.
Library Auditorium Building The mc ' Dnmi1F and Multicultural
n I.L o n -i Affairs welcomes and invites Native
Oregon Health & Science University p,,, , Faduttt
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd students imamted m pursuing a career
Portland Oregon 97201 in rwalth care and science profession
' 6 to attend our open educational and
interactive conference,
For more information or to register by phone for this event,
contact the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs at
(50.1) 494 5657. You can also e-mail us at
odmaohsu.edu for a registration form.
Registration deadline is October 31, 2001.
Chemawa Indian School
is Filling Vacant School
Board Positions
Chemawa Indian School, Salem, Oregon, an off-reservation
boarding high school, grades 9-12, operated
by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, is currently in the
process of accepting nominations and appointing two
new school board members from the States of Or
egon and Washington.
The Chemawa School Board consists of five mem
bers, one each from the following states: Idaho, Mon
tana, Oregon, Washington and one member at-large.
Indian parents or legal guardians of students enrolled
in the Chemawa Indian School are encouraged to seek
appointment on the Chemawa Indian School Board.
Board members will be appointed for a term of three
years. All board members' terms of office will com
mence on September 1, and expire on August 31, or
at such later time, as their successor shall be appointed.
This announcement Is open until filled. Those inter
ested please send resume and their nominating peti
tion to:
Louis J. King, School Supervisor
Chemawa Indian School
3700 Chemawa Road NE, Salem, OR 97305-1199
Spirit Mountain Bingo Benefit Results are In
raises needed funds.
Bingo Benefit for Sept. 11 Disaster
Spirit Mountain Casino's Bingo Benefit for the
victims, families and communities affected by the
September 11 terrorist attacks was attended by
841 people. The effort raised $12,658.50 for The
September 11th Fund established by the United
Way and The New York Community Trust.
In addition to the funds raised, over $690 dol
lars in door prizes were awarded and one lucky
participant received a Jet Ski valued at $10,000.
All participants were treated to cake and the first
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200 people received a flag t-shirt.
"We were moved to organize this fundraiser
in response to the need our fellow Americans are
experiencing after the devastation and terror of
September 11," said Denise Barr, Marketing
Director.
The September 11th Fund will provide imme
diate support to established emergency assistance
agencies, such as the American Red Cross and
The Salvation Army.
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Willamina Truck and Auto Repair, formally CTGR Trucking, is now
open for business. We are a full service repair ttation. We are
fait, dependable and reasonable. Let u help you with your truck
and automotive repairs. Give ui a call at 503-876-4330.
HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW
Friday-Sunday November 16, 17, 18
Spirit Mountain Casino
Call Bev Schaefer at 503-843-4554.
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9 annual
Cfirtetntad fiaaa?
Friday, November 16-10 a.m to 6 p.m.
Saturday, November 17-10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
-kqJ Grand Ronde Community Center
The Tribe's Small Business Development department is holding the eighth annual
Christmas Bazaar at the Tribal Community Center. The charge is $20 for an 6ft.
table and a donation from your wares that will go for door prizes.
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C&rfetntatf pajaar Eegtetration Jform
Registration deadline is November 1 4. Anyone interested in participating in
the bazaar should fill out this registration form and mail check or money
order to: Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, Small Business Development
Department, 961 5 Grand Ronde Rd., Grand Ronde, OR 97347.
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AMOUNT ENCLOSED $
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( ) money order
For more information call Barbara Lake at 503-879-2476
or Sheila Herberat 503-879-2492. (Toll-free 1-800-422-0232)
Young people and families c00)
interested in 4-H y)
Consider joining over 1,500 young people and 220 volunteer leaders
who work together to learn life skills for today and the future through the
4-H program. 4-H is an informal, educational youth development pro
gram conducted by the Oregon State University Extension Service.
4-H is for youth in the 4th-12th grade who want to learn specific project
. and life skills. Also welcome are K-3rd grade to do a variety of projects to
enrich their students' educational experience.
Please call the Oregon State University (OSU) Extension4-H Office in
Polk County at 503-623-8395 if you have any questions, visit http:
oregon.4h.orst.eduT or contact: Mike Knutz at mike.knutzorst.edu.
MONDAYS from 9 to 11 ;3Q a.m.
Oct. 22: Windows 9598, part 2
Oct. 29: Macintosh Operating
System, part 2
TUESDAYS from 9;3Q a,m, to 12;QQ
Oct. 23: Print Shop
TUESDAY from 9 to 1 1 :30 a.m.
Oct. 30: Intro to Computers for
Home and Small Business
WEDNESDAYS from 9 to 1 1 :30 a.m.
Oct. 17: Microsoft Word, part 2
Oct. 24: Microsoft Excel, part 2
Oct. 31: Spreadsheets for
Small Business
THURSDAYS from 9 to 11;3Q a.m.
Oct. 18: Word Perfect, part 2
Oct. 25: Quatro Pro, part 2
Oct. 19: Web Page Design
Oct. 26: Microsoft Power Point
Pharmacy Technician
Dept: Pharmacy Grade: 5
CLOSING DATE: OCTOBER 19
Planner
Policy & Planning Grade: 12
CLOSING DATE: OCTOBER 26
Physician
Clinic Grade: 23
OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Clinical Nurse
Oinic Grade: 12
OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Dental Assistant III
Dental Grade: 57
OPEN UNTIL FILLED
For a detailed job description,
please contact the Tribe's JOB LINE:
503-079-2257
1-877-TRIBEGR
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