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Newspaper Page Text18 S MOKE S IGNALS NOVEMBER 1, 2015 Lio Norwest, right, watches as Kelly Dirksen adjusts the seat on his bicycle during the Fall Bike Rodeo. Dirksen, Tribal Fish & Wildlife Program manager, volunteered his time at the bike safety inspection station where brakes and air pressure in tires were checked and seat adjustments were made if needed, among other things. Fall Bike Rodeo On Saturday, Oct. 24, the fi rst Fall Bike Rodeo was held at the Tribal gym. Two hundred and seventy-eight people attended the event that fo- cused on bike safety, especially the importance of wearing a helmet. Free helmets were given to attendees who wanted one and six people won bikes and two won specialty helmets. There were tables that offered measuring for helmets, a bike safety video, helmet fi ttings, stickers for helmet deco- rating, bike safety inspections and a bike safety skill course. The event is planning on being held annually. Tribal Elder Faye Smith is helped by Tribal Elder Raymond Petite with her helmet fi tting at the helmet fi tting table during the Fall Bike Rodeo. Nolen DeLoe maneuvers through a set of cones as Grand Ronde Tribal Police Oﬃ cer Tim Hernandez follows him through a bike safety skill course during the Fall Bike Rodeo. Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department oﬃ cers taught bike safety along the course. Adult Members’ Trust and Minors’ Custodial & Rabbi Trust Funds Investments in the Adult Members’ Trust Fund and the Minors’ Custodial and Rabbi Trust Funds are updated each business day. If you are a trust participant and/or if you are the parent/guardian of a minor member, you can access and review your balance and your minor child’s balance by visiting www.401Save.com. To log-in, the initial User ID is your (or your child’s) Social Security number, and the initial Password is “00” followed by your (or your child’s) membership number. Once logged in, you can customize your User ID and password for security purposes. If you have any trouble logging in to or using the system, contact the 401Save Call Center at 1-888-700-0808 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Pacifi c Time, Monday through Friday. n Photos by Michelle Alaimo What is an internship? An internship (full-time/part-time) is a real-world experience re- lated to your career goals and interests. Internships can be what helps you stand out in your job inter- views after college. Most employers look for a combination of formal education and experience. It may, but does not have to be related/ connected to your academic major or minor. Internships can be done during the academic semester and/or sum- mer. There are several varieties of internships: some are paid, some are not and some offer credit toward graduation (from Stonybrook University’s Career Center). Not only are you gaining valuable hands-on experience, you are also networking and making connections to professionals in your future career fi eld. CTGR Higher Education encourages students to explore internship opportunities to supplement their college education. n