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JUNE 1, 2003 Smoke Signals 11 2003 Before & After Care Registration The Before & After program is accepting applications for 2003 summer program. The facility is located behind Grand Ronde Elementary School. Summer program begins June 12 and continues through August 15. Please contact Teresa Stewart at 1-800-422-0232 ext. 2161 to request an application or Brian Campbell at 1-800-422-0232 ext. 4620 for addi tional information about the summer program. p., -a.,,,, , , I..IHHI..I.I II. I1..UW T ,'...' iiiiiiiiiin u r r: t ILi'.4. ,.!v...t . . .: Ar Mk'iUiMM 0 1 V i ""r-'inn inn ii in mmmmmm mmm Kl "i "( '.i . S t'"f 4w! "J i H I ?'? 1 rft Iliif ('flf lit; Spirit Mountain Casino is always looking for good employees with very high customer service standards in many areas at the 1 Tourist Attraction in the State of Oregon. If you are an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, contact Sanda L (Sam) Henny, Tribal Developmentor at Spirit Mountain Human Resources 1-800-760-7977 Ext. 3896 for application information and employment assistance. SB " B -M ,.r : ' r ...wn' I J . If .i 4 0 Table Games DEALER SCHOOL 16 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Accepting applications from June 2nd to June 12th, 2003 from Spirit Mountain Casino internal employees and enrolled members of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. Must be at least 21 years of age. There is no class or registration fee. Application and admittance to this school adheres to Spirit Mountain Casino's Tribal Preference policy. Classes will start in July-dates to be determined. Length of class time is 6 to 8 weeks. Students must attend 4 full weeks of classes before audition is considered. Students will learn the policies and procedures for required games dealt at the casino. The required games are: Blackjack, Let It Ride Bonus, Fortune Pai Gow, Three Card Poker and Big 6. For applications and complete Dealer School requirements contact the following: Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde applicants contact Sanda L. (Sam) Henny, Tribal Developmentor Spirit Mountain Human Resources 1-800-760-7977 extension 3896 or (503) 879-3896 v Non Tribal applicants contact jAn. Mark Huff, Employment Representative S P I KIT Spirit Mountain Human Resources MOUNTAIN 1-800-760-7977 extension 3818 CASINO or (503) 879-3818 Highway 18, Grand Ronde spiritmountain.com 003337 l EQ3B037 mm The Education Committee has two vacant membership positions. One is for a Committee member position and one is for the student represen tative position. The student representative position requires that the Tribal member be attending a post secondary training or education in stitution full time. Applications are available at the Tribal Education office, contact number is 503-879-5211, ext. 2275. Please submit com pleted application to the Education Committee, do Education Division, 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon, 97347. Deadline to apply is June 30, 2003. CHEMEKETA PLACEMENT TEST If you are a new student pursuing a degree or certificate, you will be asked to take a free placement test (ASSET) in order to be accepted for admission. Test results more than five years old are not valid. The pur pose of the test is to determine your skill levels in reading, writing, and mathematics so you can select the entry-level classes that are right for you. ASSET will be offered Tuesday, June 10. The placement assess ment will be held in Education 126A starting at 1:30 p.m. and fin ish approximately 3:30 p.m. Please call Michele Starostka at 503-879-1478 to reserve your spot. Please note, ASSET is offered the second Tuesday of every month at 1:30 p.m. in Education 126A. Child Care Development Fund Public Hearing Wednesday, June 18 5:30-6:30 p.m. Before & After School Care Modular questions, call Vikki liishop at 503-7a-22M7. Scholarship And Job Opportunity Web Site In an effort to increase the number of minority students who take ad vantage of federally funded scholarship and job opportunities, a govern ment agency has created a Web site consolidating information on such programs. The site, called e-Scholar http:studentjobs.gove-scholar.htm and de signed by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, lists government scholarships, fellowships, grants and internships geared to high-school, undergraduate and graduate students. The e-Scholar site contains details on internships for minority students, opportunities to travel abroad, and specific programs, like the White House Fellows program. Diversity Makes a Difference Scholarship Nominations For High School Students If you know a high-school student who is a champion of diversity, you can help that student win a $1,000 scholarship from the Northwest Asian Weekly Foundation. Teachers, counselors, principals and community mem bers are invited to nominate high-school students from Western Wash ington who are visionaries and champions of diversity. Five winners will be given $1,000 each. For more information, call 206-223-5559.
