8A | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 2021 | SIUSLAW NEWS
Three Rivers hosts hiring event tomorrow
Are you a people person?
Do you take pride in the
work you do? If yes, Three
Rivers Casino Resort would
love to meet you in person
to discuss career opportuni-
ties with its Finance Depart-
ment.
On Thursday, March 25,
from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.,
people can schedule a time
to come in to Three Rivers,
5647 Highway 101 in Flor-
ence, to learn more.
People can contact Pam
Hickson, recruitment spe-
cialist for Three Rivers Ca-
sino Resort, 541-902-6648
for additional information
and to schedule their reser-
vation.
Applicants must be 21
years old or older to apply.
“We will give every can-
didate who attends AND
completes an application
that day (or submitted one
prior) a $15 gift certificate
at any of the Three Rivers
Casino Resort food outlets,”
Hickson said.
During the hiring event,
people will:
• Get an in-person inter-
view
• Tour the casino and
back-of-house areas
• Hear about the great
team and benefits
• Have access to comput-
ers to apply for open posi-
tions
“To save time, we encour-
age you to visit our careers
page to see our current
postings, and apply prior to
your visit so our hiring team
will have your application in
advance,” Hickson advised.
Openings in the Finance
Department include oppor-
tunities in the soft count
and player services.
There are multiple bene-
fits to working at the casino.
Three Rivers was initial-
ly opened as a casino-on-
ly facility in 2004 and was
expanded into a full- ser-
vice resort including the
adjoining hotel in 2007.
Owned and operated by the
Confederated Tribes of the
Coos, Lower Umpqua, and
Siuslaw Indians, Three Riv-
ers Casino Resort has strong
ties to the communities
along the Central Oregon
Coast.
For more information,
visit www.threeriverscasino.
com/careers.
Florence PTA offers four student scholarships
The Florence Commu-
nity PTA announces that it
will be offering four $500
scholarships to 2021 high
school graduates in Flor-
ence. These scholarships are
open to graduates of Siuslaw
High School and home-
schooled students in the
Florence area.
Students must plan to at-
tend an accredited college,
community or university,
or certified tech school.
Students must demon-
strate academic potential
or achievement, leadership
and character.
The following items must
accompany the application:
a financial statement, an of-
ficial transcript of grades, a
resume and at least one let-
ter of recommendation.
Applications are available
through the Siuslaw High
School Student Services.
The deadline for applica-
tions is April 15.
Completed applications
can be turned in to the Stu-
dent Services department
at Siuslaw High School if
attending there; or if home-
schooled, mail to Florence
Community PTA, P.O. Box
1140, Florence, OR 97439,
or scan and email to florence
oregonpta@gmail.com.
PTA is parents, teachers,
and community working
together to improve the ed-
ucation, health, safety, and
well-being of our children
and youth. Florence PTA
serves all of the schools in
the Siuslaw School Dis-
trict, K-12. Everyone is
welcome to join PTA; you
don’t have to a have a child
in the school system to be-
come a member. To join, go
to florencecommunitypta.
MemberHub.store.
Learn more at www.
faceb o ok.com/Florence
CommunityPta.
Florence ‘Earth Day’ event set for April 15-22
This year’s Earth Day
is April 22 and, despite
Covid-19 restrictions, the
Earth Day committee is
planning a people-friendly,
safe event for the Florence
area community.
The Florence Earth Day
Porch Parade will com-
mence April 15 and continue
through the next week. Indi-
vidual homes and businesses
C O A S T
— or pairings of both — can
decorate their porch or yard
to celebrate Earth Day.
The theme this year is
“Restore Our Earth.”
Community members can
use their imagination in dec-
orating, with themes of recy-
cling, climate, tree planting,
green energy, beach clean-up
and more encouraged.
In addition, certificate
I N S U R A N C E
&
C O A S T
awards will be presented for
a variety of categories in-
cluding “Best Child-Created
Display,” “Most Imaginative”
and “Best Representation of
Theme.”
Yard signs will be available
beginning April 12.
For more information,
visit Facebook.com/floren-
ceoregonearthday or email
teenasan67@gmail.com.
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