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c Places to go, things to do ) TRIBAL GOVERNMENT AWARENESS SEMINAR The Tribes and Salish Kootenai College are co-sponsoring a three-day aware ness seminar on the subject of Tribal government. The instructor will be Ron Therriault, who also serves as the Tribal Council’s vice-chairman. Three college credits will be offered for attendance, and everyone reading this is welcome. The dates are: Nov. 14, “History”; Nov. 21, “Contemporary”; and Dec. 5, “Future”. For more information concerning time and exact location of the event, call SKC at 675-4800. Don’t forget Career Day — — this Saturday, Nov. 14, at SKC’s Pablo campus, beginning at 10 a.m. See last week’s Char-Koosta News /or de tails, or call 675-4800. Social Security schedule The Social Security Administration’s field representative from Missoula will be on the Reservation November 17, at the senior citizens center at504 3rd Ave. East in Poison. Please bring any perti nent paperwork with you. Most business can also be conducted over the phone: 1- 800-722-0453 in western Montana or 721-0453 in Missoula. Nov. 19 is Cold Turkey Day On Nov. 19, 25 million Americans will attempt to quit smoking, if only for one day, in the hopes they’ll try for 2 or 3 or 100-plus more days of freedom from nicotine addiction. Will you be one of them? Tourney’s phase two Phase two of the Mission Valley Basketball Tournament will take place Nov. 20-23 in St. Ignatius. The dead line to sign up is Nov. 15. Three divisions are planned: men’s open, 6- foot-one-and-under, and over-32. Call Monty Marengo at 883-2350 (evenings only) for more information. And elsewhere ........................................ THE POLSON CHAMBER OF COM MERCE is now accepting nominations for the Citizen-of-the-Year award. If you have someone you would like to nominate, please submit the name to the Chamber at P.O. Box 677, Poison, MT 59860. NOV. 13-17: Public Radio RF Transmis sion Training Seminar in St. Louis, Mis souri. Subsidies available for women and minorities. For more information, contact Pat Watkins at 202/797-8911. Sponsored by the National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB). NOV. 13-20: ‘Traditional Indian Medi cine in Today’s Health System” seminar; Tucson, Ariz. “A conference emphasizing the spiritual focus of the healing process for all people,” says the announcement bulletin. Details: See the brochure here at Char- Koosta or call 602/622-5833 on weekdays. NOV. 14-15: Louis Bull All-Native Vol leyball Tourney (men’s & women’s teams welcome); Hobbema, Alberta, Canada. $200 entry fee per team; cash and trophies to be awarded. Details: Doug Bull at (403)585- 4075. NOV. 15-22: Native American Indian Heritage Week, Washington, D.C. Festival, pow wow, talent showcase, Miss Indian USA Pageant, Native American Indian Eagle Awards ceremony, debutante ball, Princess Pale Moon Children’s Concert. Sponsored by the American Indian Heritage Foundation. Scheduled to appear are Pat Boone, Bert Parks and Princess Pale Moon; 3,700 are expected to attend. For more infor mation, call 202/INDIANS. NOV. 17-19: “Indian Land and the Law” conference; Albuquerque, NM. Details: 703/425-3440. NOV. 19-20: “Doing Business in Indian Country”; Las Vegas, NV. Details: 303/692- 6579. NOV. 19-22:12th annual Indian National Finals Rodeo; Albuquerque, NM. A pow wow and arts/crafts trade fair are also planned. Details: Becky Montoya at 505/ 881-7770. Educational Talent Search helps out with 'paperwork jungle' With the new school year in full swing, the Educational Talent Search Program is busy serving local high school students who par ticipate in the program. Educational Talent Search is sponsored by the Commissioner of Higher Education in Helena. Its pur pose is to provide students informa tion and counseling regarding their career and educational options to help improve the likelihood of their completeing high school and enroll ing in college or vocational school. ETS works with schools to identify and serve young people who might be interested in pursuing higher education but who need information, encouragement or financial assis tance to do so. Once accepted as an ETS partici pant, local program coordinators meet with students in small groups or individually and attempt to provide them the information, support and skills necessary to make informed career decisions. If a student de cides to pursue college, ETS then guides them through the “paperwork jungle\ required to successfully en ter postsecondary school with adequate financial aid. Parents, or others interested in learning more about ETS services, are urged to contact their local coor dinator. Kathy Knapp, the Flathead Area Coordinator, is housed by Sal ish Kootenai College in Pablo (phone number: 675-4800) and vis its area high schools weekly. Educational Talent Search also assists out-of-school adults to enter or re-enter college or vocational training. Watch for later articles on this and other ETS services and activities. Call Knapp (number above) for more details. CSKT’s Char-Koosta News EDITOR: Patti M. Blomquist REPORTER: Charmel R. Tellier Printing by Char-Koosta Printing The Char-Koosta News (ISSN 0893-8970) is published weekly by the Confederated Salish and Koote nai Tribes, P.O. Box 278, Pablo, MT 59855, as a free-of-charge service to enrolled Tribal members. Second-class postage paid at Pablo, MT 59855, and at additional mailing office. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Char-Koosta News, P.O. Box 278, Pablo, MT 59855 (phone: 406/675-2700). PAGE 6 - CSKT's C har -K oosta N ews , P ablo , MT — N ovember 11, 1987 £
