BURNS PAIUTE TRIBE

TRIBAL COUNCIL MEETING FRIDAY, OCT. 29,2010 @ 4:00 PM TRIBAL COUNCIL BUILDING

SPECIAL EVENTS:

IF YOU PLAN ON GIVING OUT HALLOWEEN GOODIES,

PLEASE LEAVE YOUR FRONT LIGHT ON. KENNY DICK'S HOUSE WILL HAVE HALOWEEN GOODIES FOR THE GOBLINS, WITCHES, AND OTHER SCARY MONSTERS THAT WILL BE OUT ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT.

COMMUNITY HALLOWEEN PARTY

10/29/10-DECORATING @ 1 PM AT THE GATHERING CENTER 10/30/10-HALLOWEEN PARTY @ 1 PM ON SATURDAY AT GATHERING CENTER

• ATTENTION COMMUNITY: REMINDER NO FURNITURE OR HOUSEHOLD DUMPING AT THE KESSLER PROPERTY. JUST YARD DEBRIS.

• BONFIRE NIGHT-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 2010 5 TO 8 PM @ HARNEY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS.

• CELEBRATE RED RIBBON WEEK-OCT. 23-0CT. 31, 2010. You MAY PICK UP A RED RIBBON TO WEAR AT ADMINISTRATION, WADATIKA HEALTH CENTER, OR TRIBAL POLICE

• SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION COALITION MEETING: TUESDAY OCT 26, 201 O@ GATHERING CENTER 5:30PM. DINNER PROVIDED

Job notices:

Gaming Operation Manager: Applicant must have strong oral and written communication experience to communicate with staff and others. Must have 3 years experience in Indian Gaming in Oregon., be able to

k various shifts. Applicant must be able to obtain a Class III Gaming License (through the Burns Paiute Gaming commission). Salary negotiable. Must be 21 years or older to apply.

Food Clerk ope_ning-Safeway Store or search website-www.safeway.com

JOBS OFFERED ON THE WEBSITE:. www.usajobs.com

JOB ANNOUCEMENTS ARE POSTED AT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OR CONTACT Kerry Opie at 573- 2088 x 236.

October 30, 2010 Starting @ 1 :00 pm At Gathering Center

Hot Dogs, Chip Et Punch Provided

We asking community members to bring cakes, cookies, for the cake walk?

Thank you in advance for your contribution!

Contest & Games • Cake Decorating Contest

• Pumpkin Carving Contest ( bring your carved pumpkin) • Clothing Relay Race

Monster Mash dance off

• Cake Walk

• Orange Pass

Prizes for Costume Contest

1st, 2nd, 3rd Places Age Groups

0-5 years, 6-12 years, 13"17 years, 18-54 years, 55 +

Come Out and Have some Fun!!

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Burns Paiute Tribal Newsletter Oregon Department of Employment Vocational Rehab.

Burns Tech Office

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Posltion listed below is opened until filled with the permission of the Burns Paiute Gaming Commission and the Burns Paiute Tribal Council; posltlons are being advertised in house.Jn the Tribal Newsletter, Employment Department, Vocational RehabHltation, and the Burns Tech Office. Preferenc~ is given for Employees in-house, Burns Paiute Tribal members and minority applicants.

Gaming Operation Manager; Seeking energetic individual wIth strong leadership skills wbo believe in the team concept. Individual will supervise specific gaming facility departments (is. Soft Count, Slot Floor and Class 1I Non-Oarnlnq Departments), Applicant must have strong oral and written Communication experience to communicate with staff and others. This person will perform independently of all other departments and will report directly to the General Manapsr, Must have

. at least three (3) years in Indian Gatning in Oregon1. be able to work various shifts. Applicant must be able to obtain a Class m· Gpming License (thought the Burns Paiute Gaming commission). Salary negotiable, Must be twenty one (21) years or older to apply.

Must attend all required meetings and trainings. Perform additional duties as assigned, Must be able to tolerate areas with second hand smoke, obtain a Class IH Gaming License thru The Tribal Gaming Regulatory Authority. Must be 21 years or older to apply and must be able to pass criminal/credit background and rnanoatory pre-employment UtA.

To apply VOl;" this position, go to www.oidcamocasino.net or obtain application at the. Security Desk at the casmo. When filled out then return to Security or HUman Resources.

AA/Support meetings will begin the week of November I", 2010.

AA- Monday's starting at 5:00 PM at the Alcohol and Drug Trailer Group Room. Supported Sobrietv- Wednesday's starting at 5:00 PM at the Alcohol and Drug Trailer Group Room.

If you have any questions please feel free to call the. A&D l!epartment at 573-7312, ext.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Iinvitation for Public Comrnen~

The proposed Ad Hoc policy sets forth the committee's responsibility of the 'process for amending the Tribe's Constitution.

The provisions will include public notifications via Tribal newsletter and Tribal website and public meetings/hearings on proposed amendments to the :Constftution. A meeting is scheduled for Friday, 6:00 prn, October 29. 2010 at the Burns Paiute Tribal Council building to review public comments.

Tribal members and Tribal staff may obtain copies of the proposed ordinance at: the Tribal Administration, Tribal Court, and Tribal Coundl office. Tribal members

. ! and Tribal staff may submit written comments and recommendation on the '. proposed policy in-person to the Tribal Council Secretary-Treasurer, LeAnne -Teemen, All written comments must be received by Secretary-Treasurer, LeAnne i Teeman, nQ_1§lgrJ_han 5pm" on.Qg~per 28~12P1Q.

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! NOTE: I will pick-up comments from elders and those people who have no transportation, if ; you call and let me know. Please call me before the deadline so your comments are ! considered, tcen be reached at thenumber(s) below:

[l.eAnne T eeman; Office, 541.573.1910, Cellular, !503.515.8432.

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POLICIES OF THE AD HOC CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE OF THE BURNS PAIUTE TRIBE

ARTICLE 1. AD HOC CONSTITUTION COtvIMITTEE. GENERALL Y

Section 1. Establishment. The Ad Hoc Constitution Committee of the Burns Paiute Tribe

("Committee") was created and formed by the Burns Paiute Tribe Tribal Council on. .:»

by Tribal Council Resolution No.______; pursuant tOIArticie VI, Section 1 (L) to regulate and define the duties and procedures of the tribal council, of all tribal council members andlor subordinate tribal committees and organizations and otherwise establish policies and procedures for tribal government personnel. the Constitution of the Bums Paiute Tribe.

Section 2. Purpose. The purpose of the Co~ttee is to study the Burns Paiute Tribe's Constitution ("Constitiltioil"), educate the Tribal community about the Coiistitution and the Secretarial Election process, seek community input on potential changes to the Constitution, and help the General Council evaluate, clarify, and amend the Constitution. The members of the Bums Paiute Tribe believe that comprehensive reform of the Tribe's Constitution is needed to increase the effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability of the elected Tribal govenunent and to strengthen the Tribe's sovereignty and self-determination. This Constitution reform. must reflect the culture and history of the Tribe-send must be strong enough to withstand future challenges for generations to come.

Section 3. Duration. The Tribal Council has created the Committee to fulfill a specific short-

term. purpose on behalf of the Tribal Council. The Committee shall report to the Tribal

Council. The Committee shall exist and function until it completes the Secretarial Election process, at which time it shall be dissolved by the Tribal Council.

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Section 1. Purpose, The purpose of the Policies of the Ad Hoc Constitution Committee of

the Burns Paiute Tribe ("Committee Policies") is to establish a formal set ofmIes for the Committee that will enable the Committee to accomplish its purpose.

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Approval. The Committee Policies were approved by the Tribal Council on ______ _;J by Tribal Council Resolution No. __ , and are effective as of such date.

Section 3. Amendments. The Tribal Council reserves the right to amend or revoke the Committee Policies at any time, with or without advance notice to the Committee. The Committee may propose amendments to the Committee Policies at any time in accordance with the following procedures:

(a) The Committee, by consensus based vote, may recommend proposed amendments to the Committee Policies.

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(b) The Committee shall, in a timely manner, submit such proposed amendments to the Tribal C01UlCil for approval. Amendments shall have no force and effect until approved by the Tribal CounciL

ARTICLE III. COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

Section 1. Eligibility for Membership. To be eligible to serve on the Committee, a person must be a member of the Burns Paiute Tribe. at least eighteen (18) years. of age, and be able to attend at least one (1) meeting per month. No experience with Tribal government is necessary, but potential members should have an interest in Constitutional issues.

I i Section 2. Appointments. The Tribal Council shall solicit letters of intent from Tribal

members interested in serving on the Committee and shall appoint Committee members from among the eligible Tribal members who have expressed such an interest.

Section 3. Composition. The Committee shall be composed of a minimum of five (5) and a maximum of seven (7) voting members.

'(a) One member of the Committee shall be a member of the Tribal Council, appointed by the Tribal Council to serve as a liaison between the Tribal Council and the Committee. The Committee member serving as a Tribal Council liaison shall report on behalf of the Committee at Tribal Council and General Council meetings.

I (b) The Tribal Council may appoint additional members to serve on the Committee, in excess of the maximum allowed under this Section, if the Tribal Council finds that the number of members is insufficient to carry out the Committee's responsibilities.

I" Section 5: Terms and Vacancies. Committee members shall serve for a term consisting of

the time needed to complete the Secretarial Election process, or as otherwise designated by the Tribal Council.

(a) A member may be removed if a majority of the committee finds that the member has failed to appropriately perform his or her duties.

(b) Any Committee member wishing to resign from office shall submit official notice of his or her intent to resign, in writing to the Committee. The liaison will notify the Tribal Council of the vacancy.

(c) In the event of a vacancy on the Committee, the Tribal Council shall fill the vacancy, in accordance with this Article, within thirty (30) days of its notice of the vacancy.

Section 6. Travel Payment for any per diem, costs, and/or travel associated with Committee

work must be approved by the Burns Paiute Tribal Council.

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ARTICLE IV. LIAISON

(a) Section 1. Liaison The Committee member serving as the Tribal Council liaison shall report on behalf of the Committee at Tribal Council and General Council Meetings. The Liaison will be responsible for keeping minutes, which shall include roll call, date and time of meeting and location. The liaison will be responsible for maintaining the correspondence from the attorney.

ARTICLE V. COMMITTEE RULES AND RESPONSmILITIES

Section 2. Primary Duty. The primary duty of the Committee is to work with the Tribal

community to discuss Constitutional provisions in need of reform and identify alternatives for resolving Constitutional issues. In carrying out this duty, the Committee shall educate the Tribal membership about the current Constitution and opportunities for involvement in the Secretarial Election process and shall seek maximum participation and input from the Tribal membership.

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The Committee shall hold community work groups and other events with the Tribal membership. The Committee may also develop additional ways to solicit input from the Tribal membership.

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The Committee is not vested with the authority to make decisions about Constitutional reform options, but is instead responsible for soliciting the opinions of Tribal members regarding Constitutional issues and ideas for solutions. The Committee shall document this input in writing, compile the information into one report, and present the report to the Tribal Council and General Council.

Committee members shall show respect for all opinions presented and shall record and report all input, suggestions, and alternatives received from the Tribal membership, regardless of the personal views of Committee members about preferred solutions to Constitutional issues.

Section 3. Additional Responsibilities. The Committee and its members shall be responsible

for carrying out the following additional responsibilities:

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The Committee shall educate the Tribal membership about its mission, the Tribe's existing Constitution, and the Secretarial Election process.

The Committee shall post on the tribal website, which shall educate the Tribal membership about the Tribe's existing Constitution, the Secretarial Election process, and opportunities for participation.

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The Committee shall provide updates in the Tribal newsletter, which shall educate the Tribal membership about the Tribe's existing Constitution, the Constitutional reform process, and opportunities for participation.

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(d) The Committee shall provide reports to the Tribal Council on Committee activities, any problems with the process, and any other relevant information.

(e) At each regular General Council meeting, the Committee shall report to the General Council about the Committee's activities and opportmrities for Tribal member involvement in the Constitutional reform. process.

(1) The Committee shall identify materials and resources that might be useful for the Secretarial Election process.

ARTICLE VI. COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Section 1. Regular Meetings. The Committee shall attempt to hold at least one (1) regular

planning meeting per month at such place, time. and date as is designated by the Committee. The meeting date may beset by the Committee at the previous regular or special meeting. All meetings shall be open to all Bums Paiute Tribal members. The Committee may invite non-

I member guests to attend meetings.

I Section 2. Special Meetings. Special meetings may be called at the discretion of the

Committee. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide notice of the meeting to every committee member & the general membership.

Section 3. Community Meetings and Events. The Committee shall be responsible for

conducting community work group meetings, as well as other events to seek community input on Secretarial Election. Notice of each community meeting and event shall be given to each Committee member, published in the Tribal-newsletter, posted on the Tribe's website, and posted in conspicuous places on the Bums Paiute Reservation.

Section 6. Conducting Committee Meetings. During Committee meetings, Committee

members shall provide input on all matters before the Committee shall respect the opinions of others, even if they disagree with their views.

I ARTICLE VII. COMMITTEE RECORDS . I

Section 1. Property of Tribe. Meeting minutes, and other records of the Committee shall be considered the property of the Burns Paiute Tribe and shall be kept on file in the Tribal Council

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ARTICLE VIII. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY

Section 1. Financial Decisions. All Committee financial transactions shall comply with the

Committee's approved budget, if any. Decisions on Committee purchases require prior approval

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of the Committee, which shall be recorded in the meeting minutes. The Committee's purchasing procedures are as followed;

When ordering/purchasing with a purchase order (PO). the PO will be signed by two (2) Committee members along with the Finance Director's signature. The PO will then be taken to the Administration Secretary for a PO # and then items will be ordered by the Liaison or designated committee member. The top page of the PO will go to the Liaison for file and the 2nd and 3 rd page will go to the Accounting Department.

When paying an invoice with. a check request, the check request will be signed by two (2) Committee members along with the Finance Director's signature. Attached to the check request will be the invoice for the item(s ) purchased. Check request and invoice will then be turned into Accounting for payment. A copy will be made for the Committee's files.

Section 2. Financial Documentation. The Co~ttees shall document all financial

transactions, including, but not limited to, requests, donations, purchases, and travel vouchers. The Liaison shall be primarily responsible for the financial accountability of the Committee.

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Burns Tribal Police/Court

POLICE NEWS

Contacts:

Police Chief Mark Creighton, E-mail: mark.creighton<alburnspaiute-nsn.go\' 541-413-1297 Officer Lary E-mail: michael.lary@burnspaiute-nsn.gov541-413-0273

Officer Parker Hetherwick E-mail: parker.hetherwick@burnspaiule-nsn,gov 54-413-0270 Court: Linda Beaver E-mail; Linda.beaver@burnspaiute-nsll.gov

ATTENTION KIDS! There will be some glow in the dark swizzle glow necklaces provided by law enforcement to you before Halloween gets here. The only thing you need to remember is not to bend them before you go trick or treating because that activates the glow in the dark inside of it. The glow only lasts a few hours. These will be handed out at the tribal Halloween party.

DOGS: Remember that if you have a dog it must be licensed though the tribe in order to be on Reservation Property. The dog must have its Rabies shots and be licensed through the Tribe. We generally issue a citation to the owner of a non-licensed dog to insure they get the dog's rabies shots which is for the protection of the tribal residents. Ifwe locate a dog not licensed and cannot locate the owner then we take the dog to the Vet in town. It will cost $55.00 more to get the dog out.

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Remember if you're feeding the dog it is presumed to belong to you, so call us if there are strays, and we can deal with them.

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HUNTERS - now that the hunting season is over you need to turn in your hunting permit whether or not you got your deer. Please turn them in ASAP.

Thank you all,

Court Administrator Linda Beaver Police Chief Mark Creighton

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Celebrate Red Ribbon Week October 23-0ctober 31, 2010

You may pick up a red ribbon to wear at Administration, Wadatika Health Center, or Tribal Police.

History of Red Ribbon Week-

Red Ribbon Week. began after the kidnapping, torture and murder of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Agent Enrique "Klkl" Camarena in 1985. Agent Camarena had been working undercover in Guadalajara, Mexico for over four years. His efforts led to a tip that resulted in the discovery of a multimillion dollar narcotics manufacturing operation in Chihuahua, Mexico. In Agent Camarena's home town, Calexico, CA, the public outpouring of support turned in to an organized community response in which citizens wore red ribbons. Then, in 1988, Red Ribbon Week was recognized nationally with President Ronald and First Lady Nancy Reagan serving as the first Honorary Chairs. Today, the Red Ribbon Week brings millions of people together to raise awareness regarding the need for alcohol, tobacco and other drug and violence prevention, early intervention, and treatment services. It is the largest, most visible prevention awareness campaign observed annually in the United States.

Help show your support for a drug free community!

Slater Weekly Activities-

Monday-"Wear Red Day" 2:00 assembly Tuesday-"Sock it to drugs" Wear wild and crazy socks Wednesday-"Let's band against drugs" Wear bandanas and headbands Thursday-"Too cool to do drugs" Wear hats and sunglasses

Bonfire Night Wednesday October 27 5:00-8:00 p.m.

Harney County Fairgrounds

Free hamburger/hotdog bbq, Interactive booths, Sports Program, and Bonfire

The Tribe's Substance Abuse Prevention Program will be having a "Bowling down alcohol and drugs" booth at the bonfire night. Stop by and show your support!

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Substance Abus-e Prevention Coalition Meeting Tuesday October 26, 2010 Gathering Center

5:30 p.m. Dinner provided

What do are children need to succeed in life? What is the community doing to give our youth the best opportunities to become successful" without the use of alcohol and drugs?

Let' scontinue the 'conversation of what w.ecan do to have a successful prevention program, and support our youth and families in building a healthy community.

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October is here and soon the Iiuk: Halloween trick or .treaters wiD be coming by. To keep them sak_,make sure their costumes can be seen at night Put some glow in the dark tape on their costume so they are visible to all drivers on the roads. And as you have read before always check their candy. Make sure it is individually wrapped and safe to eat; and of course pick out your favonte piece! Il' your lime one will allow you to! Have a fun time with your family!

October is also "Breast Cancer Awareness Month _,~ We have free transportation for anyone who would like to get their Mammograms at the Hamey District Hospital. Just call them to schedule an appointment-it is a quick test for your health ofa lifetime. The number is 541-573-7281. And if you need assistance with this please call Sonnie Svejcar the Out Reach Coordinator at Ramey District Hospital.

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OCT/12/2010/TUE 10:54 PM Amerind Risk Mgmt

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Halloween Safety Tips

For rrtek-cr- Treaters:

• Carry ~ flashllqht: Walk, don't run; Stay on sidewalks: .Obey 'traffic signals.

• Stay in familiar neighborhoods; don't cut across yards or driveways.

• Wear a watch you can read in the dark;. Make sure costumes don't drag on the

ground. .

• Shoes should fit (even if they don't go with your costume).

• Avoid wearing masks while walking from house to house.

• Carry only flexible toy knives, swords or other props,

• Wear~lothing with reflective marklnqs or tape; Approach only houses that are lit.

• stay away from and don't pet animals that you don't know.

For Parents and HQineowner$~·, ..

• Make sure your children eat dinner before setting out.

• ChHdren should carry quarters ora 'cellular phone,

• Young children should. be accompanied byanaduit, .. Older. children should have a set curfew. .

• Costumes should be made out of flame-retardant materlal.

• Ajthough tarnp~fing is rare, ·tell children to bring the candyhorne to be inspected

before consuming anythIng, Dlscardanvthinq .,ttia~ looks 'suspect, .'

.. Make sure your yard is cI~ar·of things like ladders; hoses, doq.leashes, flower pots. .. Pets may get friqhtened; protect them ffo·m ca'rs or from biting children.

• Use battervpowered jack,~,f.'·lantern··inst~~d·of flaming candles,

• Consider healthy snack foods such as raisons, low-fat 'crackers, and single serve packets of popcorn or cereal or. non-food treats like pencils or plastic toys.

Safety is no accident!

For more mtormetton, please contact the AMERIND Safety Services Team at 800.352.3496 and visit the website at www.9r:nerindrisk.org

Revised Date 11/19/09

Harney Partners for Kids and Famines invite you to join

us in promoting a Healthy and Drug Free Lifestyle!

Red Ribbon Week.

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Wednesday, October 27, 2010 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Harney County Fairgrounds

FREE Hamburger and Hotdog BBQ in Memorial Building Stop by the interactive booths and gain knowledge of the dangers of using alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.

Prizes from the fall sports teams and community booths are available for all youth ...

BBQ and Booths Open 5:00 pm-6:50 pm Sports Program in the Iv\emorial Building at 7:00 p.m.

Follow the Cheerleaders and Dance Team out to the Bonfire from 7:30-8:00

\"'ork~~1g Together Towards a Drug Free Comlntmfity

Sponsored by Harney Partners for Kids and Families and our many Community Sponsors

Fairground gates will close promptly at 8:00 p.m.

Thank you all for comingl

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AS THE NEW YOUTH SUICIDE PREVENTION COORDINATOR MY GOAL FOR THE TRIBE IS TO PUT TOGETHER A CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM. I WILL NEED A LOT OF SUPPORT FROM THE COMMUNITY. WE WILL HAVE SPEAKERS COME IN TO HELP US WITH TRAININGS AND POLICIES

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Lanette Humphrey 541-573-7312 x264

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Honoring all Veterans "November 6, 2010

Grand Entries @ 1:00 pm & 6;00 pm 3700 Chemawa Rd NE, Salem, Oregon SchbOI Gymnasium

Dancing, singing, Fry Bread, crafts. Support Chemawa Student clubs.

Public Welcome! Free Admission!

Please stop at guard shack prior to entering campus!

General info contact: 503-399-5721 Crystal Boyd ext 272, Sonya Olson ext. 269 or Karen Serna ext. 225 Vendor Information Contact: Karen Serna 503-399-5721 ext. 225

Chemawa is a smoke free, drug and alcohol free campus!

* Please No Parking on Track or behind Gymnasium. Violators will be towed. *

V~teran's Pow Wow November 6, 2010 Vendor Application

You may call to reserve your space! However, payment must be received within 5 business days of contact. If no payment has been received within 5 business davs, your space may be forfeited to a paid vendor.

Contact Karen Serna- (503) 399-5721x 225, fax 503-399-5870. I check my voice mail on a daily basis and return calls in order received. You can also email me at: karen.sema@bie.edu , make sure you put in title "Pow Wow".

Please make Checks or money orders out to "Chemawa Indian School" and mail to: Chemawa Indian School, 3700 Chemawa RD. NE, Salem OR 97305-1199 Attention: Karen Serna

It is up to discretion of Chemawa Pow Wow Club for space placements. We will try to work with you on placing you in preferred spot.

Set upTime:

10:00 am - 12:00 prn Saturday

$55.00 per SiX 9' space, vendors must accommodate walkways within their space if needed.

$150.00 Food Vendors are located outside. Food Vendors need to be pre-approved. Please list food items you will be selling below.

Raffle Donation: An item of $15 value to be donated to support Student Group fundralsers .

.. :. Security will be checking all vehicles for identification prior to entering the campus. Please be patient and cooperate with our security as they process the paperwork.

Vendor Fee is:

Food Vendor fee is: .

No tables or chairs will be provided.

• NOTE: If you do not arrive or call before 12:00 noon Saturday and you have not yet paid. your space will be given to the next available vendor.

• EZ ups or canopies are not allowed in Gymnasium. If you need to use a Canopy or EZ up we can set you up in the Weight Room. Weight Room spaces are 10 x 10.

• No selling of weapons and/or drug related items or items with any drug insignia.

If weapons or drug related items are found to be sold, we reserve the right to remove vendor from Chemawa Indian School Campus.

Chemawa Campus is a Smoke Free Campus. Please respect the rule and leave campus to smoke. Thank you.

DO not Park in Fire lanes. Please NO PARKING on track or around gymnasium!

Vehicles parked on track will be towed at owner's expense.

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