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Sea~Ha RunnerSea~Ha RunnerSea~Ha RunnerSea~Ha Runner A fun and informative Newsletter for the Residents of the Kilkich Tribal Community

KRA’s Annual Community Garage

Sale will be held Friday, August

20th and Saturday, August 21st .

All residents in the community

are welcome to participate with

their own yard sale. The sale

will be advertised in the local

newspapers and media, so

expect shoppers from local

surrounding areas to visit the

neighborhood on those days.

The garage sale also coincides

with the Charleston Seafood

Festival this year, so hopefully

people going to and coming

from the festival will stop in and

check out the sale. This is an

excellent time to clean out your

garage and attic, sell those

unwanted or unused items, and

earn a few extra dollars. The

sale will be begin at 9:00 a.m.

each day, rain or shine.

If you have any questions,

please contact Rocky Doyle

at 541-888-4910.

If you have any clean, gently-used items that did not sell in your garage sale, or any items that you no longer

have a need for and would like to donate to a wonderful cause, South Coast Hospice will be on Tribal Lands

on Monday, August 23rd around 9:30 a.m. to collect donations. Please place your donations at the edge of

your driveway; South Coast Hospice will stop and pick the items up. South Coast Hospice will not pick up any

items that cannot be resold in their store, for example, broken, dirty, or damaged items.

All items NOT PICKED UP by South Coast Hospice

remain the responsibility and property of the donating party.

South Coast Hospice also accepts cars, trucks, campers, and boats if they are in working condition. Benefit

yourself and others by donating a vehicle that you are no longer using, while turning it into a tax deductible

donation at the same time! If you have any questions or wonder whether South Coast Hospice will accept an

item, please give them a call at 541-269-9611 or 541-269-3988.

South Coast

Hospice

There have been numerous, ongoing complaints regarding animal waste not being

cleaned up, not only in the playground area, but around Tribal Lands in general.

As an animal owner, you are responsible for cleaning up after your animal each

and every time it makes a mess. Animal feces contain harmful bacteria and

disease causing organisms such as E. coli, Cryptosporidium, Giardia, and

Salmonella. Leaving animal waste on the ground, especially in public areas like

playgrounds, walking areas, and roadways, may pose a disease risk to children,

adults, and other animals. Please protect yourself and others in your community

by always cleaning up after your animal.

Here are some suggestions for handling your animal’s waste:Here are some suggestions for handling your animal’s waste:Here are some suggestions for handling your animal’s waste:Here are some suggestions for handling your animal’s waste:

1. Always carry a plastic bag Always carry a plastic bag Always carry a plastic bag Always carry a plastic bag when you walk your dog. A newspaper delivery bag

or a grocery bag both work well.

2.2.2.2. Use the bag as a glove Use the bag as a glove Use the bag as a glove Use the bag as a glove to pick up the animal waste. Turn the bag inside out

around the waste, scoop it up, seal the bag, and dispose of it in a trash can.

3.3.3.3. Don’t compost animal waste. Don’t compost animal waste. Don’t compost animal waste. Don’t compost animal waste. Compost piles may not get hot enough to kill

disease-causing organisms.

4.4.4.4. Don’t hose animal waste towards the street.Don’t hose animal waste towards the street.Don’t hose animal waste towards the street.Don’t hose animal waste towards the street. It spreads contaminants.

5.5.5.5. Always remove waste Always remove waste Always remove waste Always remove waste from areas where children play or you garden.

6.6.6.6. Always wash your handsAlways wash your handsAlways wash your handsAlways wash your hands with soap and water after dealing with animal waste.

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• Dumpsters will be arriving on Tribal Lands Friday, August 27th

• Dumpsters are for the use of KILKICH RESIDENTS ONLYKILKICH RESIDENTS ONLYKILKICH RESIDENTS ONLYKILKICH RESIDENTS ONLY

• Please DO NOT put electronics, cell phones, or batteries in the dumpsters

• Appliances, motor oil, antifreeze, paint, solvents, and any questionable items

ARE NOT ALLOWED ARE NOT ALLOWED ARE NOT ALLOWED ARE NOT ALLOWED in the dumpsters

• Please recycle all recyclable items such as newspapers, magazines, tin cans,

plastics, etc … There is a recycle bin next to the Tribal Community Center

Please DO NOT put glass in the recycle bin

• For more information, please call the CIHA office at 541-888-6501

Born July 7, 2010

Jackie Hermann and Shane Chambers

welcomed their new baby girl into the

world on July 7, 2010, at 9:04 p.m. Hallie

Marie Chambers weighed 6 pounds, 12

ounces when she was born. Hallie’s

parents are very excited and proud of

their beautiful, healthy, baby girl!

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KRA recently held a fundraising event at the Restoration Day Celebration and a 4th of July Barbeque for the community down at the park. The proceeds of the fundraiser will be used to

benefit the Kilkich community.

KRA meets the second Monday of every month to discuss current issues and needs of

the Kilkich community. Please join other community members and come and share your ideas to help enrich the Kilkich community.

Dinner is served at 5:30 p.m.; the one hour meeting begins promptly at 6:00 p.m.

Just a reminder that the FREE Lunch Program is still available to all children preschool to 18 years of age. Lunches are available Monday through Friday at various sites in North Bend, Reedsport, and Coquille. For a list of sites and times, please stop by the CIHA office or

call the North Bend School District, #13, at 541-756-8305 or 541-756-2521.

The Tribal Community Center also offers Breakfast and Lunch to Kilkich and Tribal youth, 18 years and younger; breakfast is served at 8:15 a.m.; lunch is served at

noon. For more information, call the Tribal Community Center at 541-888-9494.

Do you

need to

borrow a

perhaps

a or maybe

a simple ?

CIHA has the tools you

need to keep your yard

looking good. Just give us

a call at 541-888-6501.

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PLANNING FOR A DISASPLANNING FOR A DISASPLANNING FOR A DISASPLANNING FOR A DISASTER IS TER IS TER IS TER IS

ESSENTIALESSENTIALESSENTIALESSENTIAL, especially living

close to coastal waters. If you

don’t already have a disaster

plan in place, here are some

helpful tips to get you started.

You may need to survive on

your own after a disaster. This

means having your own food,

water, and other supplies in

sufficient quantity to last for at

least three days. Local officials

and relief workers will be on

the scene after a disaster, but

they cannot reach everyone

immediately. Since you do not

know where you will be when

an emergency occurs, prepare

supplies for home, work, and

vehicles.

• You should store at least one

gallon of drinking water per

person per day; two gallons is

best

• Keep bottled water in its original

container and do not open it

until you need to use it

• 3-day supply of non-perishable

food; canned and boxed food

• Flashlight & extra batteries

• Portable, battery-powered radio

or television & extra batteries

• First aid kit & manual

• Matches & waterproof container

• Extra clothing

• Whistle

• Photocopies of credit & ID cards

• Cash & coins

• Kitchen accessories & cooking

utensils; a can opener

• Sanitation & hygiene products;

moist towelettes & toilet paper

• Special items - medications, eye-

glasses, contact lens solutions,

hearing aid batteries

• Pocket knife & gloves

• Dust mask

• Cell phone & a rechargeable

calling card

• Supplies for animals

• Emergency telephone numbers

• Blankets or sleeping bags

• Tarp / Umbrella

Just as important as putting Just as important as putting Just as important as putting Just as important as putting

together your disaster supply together your disaster supply together your disaster supply together your disaster supply

kit is maintaining your supply kit is maintaining your supply kit is maintaining your supply kit is maintaining your supply

kit with fresh supplies.kit with fresh supplies.kit with fresh supplies.kit with fresh supplies.

• Keep canned foods in a dry,

cool place, check dates,

and replace outdated

goods with fresh goods

• Store boxed food in tightly

closed plastic or metal

containers to protect from

pests and extend shelf life

• Change stored food and

water supplies every six

months; be sure to write

the date stored on all

containers

• Re-think your needs every

year & update your kit

• Keep items in airtight

plastic bags, and put your

entire disaster supply kit in

one or two easy-to-carry

containers, such as an

unused trash can, camping

backpack, or duffel bag

FEMA has a wonderful website FEMA has a wonderful website FEMA has a wonderful website FEMA has a wonderful website

with inwith inwith inwith in----depth information and depth information and depth information and depth information and

more tips. To learn more, visit: more tips. To learn more, visit: more tips. To learn more, visit: more tips. To learn more, visit:

www.fema.govwww.fema.govwww.fema.govwww.fema.gov

Prepare NOW Prepare NOW Prepare NOW Prepare NOW

and be READY and be READY and be READY and be READY

if DISASTER if DISASTER if DISASTER if DISASTER

should strike!should strike!should strike!should strike!

HomeHomeHomeHome WorkWorkWorkWork CarCarCarCar

Your disaster supplies kit should contain essential

food, water, and supplies for at least

three days.

Keep this kit in a designated place and

have it ready in case you have to leave your home

quickly. Make sure all family members know where the kit is kept.

Additionally, you may

want to consider having supplies for up

to two weeks.

This kit should be in one container, and ready to "grab and go" in case

you are evacuated from your workplace.

Make sure you have

food and water in the kit. Also, be sure to have

comfortable walking shoes at your workplace

in case an evacuation requires walking long

distances.

In case you are stranded, keep a kit of emergency supplies in

your car.

This kit should contain food, water, first aid

supplies, flares, jumper cables, and seasonal

supplies.

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Oregon Coast Community Action

2110 Newmark Avenue Coos Bay, OR 97420

Current Job Openings

Disabilities Specialist

Development Specialist

. . . . . .

For a job application/more

information, access ORCCA’s

website at:

www.orcca.us

Or call 541-888-7014

The Mill Casino · Hotel currently

has a variety of job

openings posted on

their website.

Log on to:

• www.themillcasino.com

• Click on Employment

• Click on Open Positions

The Application for Employment

is available online.

For more information, call

541-756-8800

State of Oregon Job Listings

Website:

www.employment.oregon.gov

You can search by job location,

job listing or occupation. You

may also sign up for iMatch Skills

which matches your skills and

experience to Oregon jobs.

Log on today!

The North Bend Store is currently hiring for 2 Starbucks Clerks, 2 The North Bend Store is currently hiring for 2 Starbucks Clerks, 2 The North Bend Store is currently hiring for 2 Starbucks Clerks, 2 The North Bend Store is currently hiring for 2 Starbucks Clerks, 2 Deli Clerks, and1Fuel Clerk. The Coos Bay Store has 2 Courtesy Deli Clerks, and1Fuel Clerk. The Coos Bay Store has 2 Courtesy Deli Clerks, and1Fuel Clerk. The Coos Bay Store has 2 Courtesy Deli Clerks, and1Fuel Clerk. The Coos Bay Store has 2 Courtesy Clerk positions; the Reedsport Store has 3 Food Clerk Clerk positions; the Reedsport Store has 3 Food Clerk Clerk positions; the Reedsport Store has 3 Food Clerk Clerk positions; the Reedsport Store has 3 Food Clerk positions.positions.positions.positions.

(Wages vary: most entry level positions start at $8.50 an hour.)(Wages vary: most entry level positions start at $8.50 an hour.)(Wages vary: most entry level positions start at $8.50 an hour.)(Wages vary: most entry level positions start at $8.50 an hour.)

Apply now at our in-store hiring kiosk or safeway.com for an onsite interview.

Equal Opportunity Employer

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A celebration of Native American and Coquille Tribal culture

The Mill Casino ···· Hotel & RV Park

10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

At the South End of the Hotel • Native Vendors • Canoe Races

• Native Drummers and Dancers • Hands-on Cultural Demonstrations

11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. At the South End of the Hotel

7:30 p.m. in the Salmon Room

• All Ages Welcome • Tickets on Sale at KoKwel Gifts • $18 General Public (All Ages)

• $10 Club Members

10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

• Canoe Race - Long Pull 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

• Canoe Exhibition & Rides, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Volume 13, I ssue 8

The “27The “27The “27The “27thththth Annual National Night Out”, a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the Annual National Night Out”, a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the Annual National Night Out”, a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the Annual National Night Out”, a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the

National Association of Town Watch (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 3, 2010.National Association of Town Watch (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 3, 2010.National Association of Town Watch (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 3, 2010.National Association of Town Watch (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 3, 2010.

National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; generate support for National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; generate support for National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; generate support for National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; generate support for

and participation in local anticrime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and policeand participation in local anticrime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and policeand participation in local anticrime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and policeand participation in local anticrime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and police----community community community community

partnerships; and send a message to criminals letting them know that partnerships; and send a message to criminals letting them know that partnerships; and send a message to criminals letting them know that partnerships; and send a message to criminals letting them know that

neighborhoods are organized and fighting back! neighborhoods are organized and fighting back! neighborhoods are organized and fighting back! neighborhoods are organized and fighting back!

The North Bend Police Department, coThe North Bend Police Department, coThe North Bend Police Department, coThe North Bend Police Department, co----sponsored by the Coos Bay Police Department, sponsored by the Coos Bay Police Department, sponsored by the Coos Bay Police Department, sponsored by the Coos Bay Police Department,

will be hosting the 27will be hosting the 27will be hosting the 27will be hosting the 27thththth Annual National Night Out," Night Out at the Park”. Annual National Night Out," Night Out at the Park”. Annual National Night Out," Night Out at the Park”. Annual National Night Out," Night Out at the Park”.

When:When:When:When: Tuesday, August 3, 2010Tuesday, August 3, 2010Tuesday, August 3, 2010Tuesday, August 3, 2010 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.

Where: Ferry Road Park in North BendWhere: Ferry Road Park in North BendWhere: Ferry Road Park in North BendWhere: Ferry Road Park in North Bend

The event will have many fun activities for children and families, free food, games, prizes, and live The event will have many fun activities for children and families, free food, games, prizes, and live The event will have many fun activities for children and families, free food, games, prizes, and live The event will have many fun activities for children and families, free food, games, prizes, and live

entertainment. Please come out and enjoy this awesome, annual, communityentertainment. Please come out and enjoy this awesome, annual, communityentertainment. Please come out and enjoy this awesome, annual, communityentertainment. Please come out and enjoy this awesome, annual, community----oriented FREE event!oriented FREE event!oriented FREE event!oriented FREE event!

FREE FREE

The Kiwanis will be hosting their 52nd

Annual Salmon

Barbeque at Bastendorf Beach County Park on Sunday,

August 1, 2010. The event is from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Tickets for the event are available at the Coos Bay Visitor

Center, 541-269-0215, or contact Scott at 541-756-0288.

Tickets are $14 for adults; $7 for children under 7.

Please come out and enjoy a fantastic salmon dinner.

Downtown Coos Bay, every Wednesday from 9:00

a.m. - 3:00 p.m. through October 29th featuring

farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, and more!

Call the Coos Bay Visitor Center at 541-269-0215 for general information.

Vendors should call the Coos Bay Downtown Association at

541-266-9706. Visit www.coosbaydowntown.org www.coosbaydowntown.org www.coosbaydowntown.org www.coosbaydowntown.org for

more information or vendor applications.

The 2010 Blackberry Arts Festival will be bigger and better than ever this year. Downtown Coos Bay fills with the smell of delicious Blackberries during the annual Blackberry Arts Festival. Thousands of people fill the downtown area to seek out all things blackberry, including jellies and jams, baked goods, candy, and wine. There will be vendors galore and a variety of delicious food. For more information, contact Julie Graham at 541-888-5005 or 541-217-8774.

It is seafood festival time again, and Charleston will be gearing up for another great year. The festival is a

celebration of fun and families featuring live entertainment, fish fling and crab race contests, a variety of

vendors, arts and crafts, a beer and wine garden, harbor tours, a Coast Guard open house, and delicious

food. The festival will be set up down in the Charleston Marina area, and is open Friday, August 20th and

Saturday, August 21st from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. both days, with a pancake breakfast both mornings. For

more information, call the Charleston Visitor Center at 541-888-2311.

If you are an Elder or a

person with a disability

and it is difficult for you

to come to the CIHA

Office to make your

housing payment, please

call our office at 541-

888-6501. A staff

member would be happy

to stop by and pick up

your payment for you.

Rent Check PickupRent Check PickupRent Check PickupRent Check Pickup

CIHA Open Until

6:00 p.m. 2 - 5

KRA Dinner Meeting

at 5:30 p.m. 9

KRA Community

Garage Sale 20 & 21

CIHA Board Meeting

at 4:00 p.m. 26

CIHA Open Until

6:00 p.m. 31

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