Memorial Service

for

Margaret Stevens

Monday, December 30, 2013

Klukwan ANS Hall

2:00 pm

 Hi All;
   I see in CVN the proposal to charge $2. per month on each phone bill to pay for the new 911 equipment. 
  Then we have the $11. per year added to vehicle registration to pay for illegal vehicles. Also a $50,000. tow truck, then there will be an impound yard along with staff to run it all.
  Now let's get real!! 
   When I buy equipment I have to think about; how long will it last, how much can I expect to spend on repairs, how much will it cost to replace? That means past borough staff, managers and assembly's have not done their job. Perhaps the equipment should be paid for out of the rainy day fund. Then replace the fund through the next 10 budget years. The budget should include the proper expected costs.
  In the past few years we have had two major vehicle clean ups. They were done with little or no cost to the borough. Yet some how we have a looming disaster of illegal vehicles. 
    Agreed there are always a few illegal vehicles that need attention. That should be done by private enterprise. Perhaps a proper request for bids would solve the problem. Perhaps getting copies of other communities contracts for towing and storage of illegal vehicles would help. 
  Let's work together so we can get back to the dog waging the tail.
                                                      Bill Kurz

Holly Jolly Christmas Follies

Sunday, December 22^nd, 2013

Sign up and share your talents!

Get together a

     Skit

     Song

     Lip sinc

     Acrobat

     Martial arts

     Pet trick

     Magic trick

     Whatever =)     Have FUN with it!

     Deadline: December 15^th:

Contact Holly Jo – 766-2447

Transit Study Town Meeting

Central Council Department of Tribal Transportation

is hosting a town meeting

Friday, November 22, 2013

12:30 pm

Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center

Please come share your community’s transit needs

“Our Roots Come Together”

with Lee Heinmiller

Thursday, November 21, 2013

7:00 pm

Haines Public Library

Annual

Membership Meeting

Saturday, December 7^th, 2013

4:00 pm

Haines ANB/ANS Hall

Menu: Roasted Turkey and Baked Ham

Bring a side dish or a dessert, please

Haines Community Education

Holiday Bazaar!

Saturday, December 7^th, 2013

10:00 – 2:00 pm

Haines Elementary School Gym

for more information, contact

John Hagen - 766-6727

or email him at communityed@hbsd.net

$10 /table: $15 w/electricity

People for Peace Meeting

Friday, November 1^st, 2013

Noon to 1:00 pm

Library

Spaghetti Feed

Klukwan ANS Hall

Friday, October 25^th, 2013

4:00 – 6:00 pm

Cost – a ‘donation’

FREE

Red Ribbon Week Bingo

will follow the Spaghetti Feed

Bring a RED prize to donate to the Red Bingo!

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People for Peace Meeting

Noon – 1:00 pm

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Haines Public Library

Takshanuk Watershed Council

Executive Director

Full-Time

Qualities needed:

ü  Leadership

ü  Project management

ü  Developing strategic partnerships

ü  Grant writing

ü  Creative thinking

ü  Stewardship

ü  Communication skills

Salary - $40 - $55K, DOE

Deadline: November 8^th, 2013

Main dish will be HAM =)

Thank you!

Celebration of Life

for

Josephine (Josie) Winders

Saturday, October 19 ^th, 2013

1:00 – 5:00 pm

Haines ANB/ANS Hall

Please bring a dish to share

WHY IS THE INTERNET IMPORTANT TO US?

Monday, October 7^th, 2013

7:00 – 7:45 pm

“Living a Digital Lifestyle”

Digitizing Alaska – Broadband Strategies

7:45 – 8:30 pm

“Exploring Government, Business, and Communication on the Internet”

Tuesday, October 8^th, 2013

10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Individual Consultation (by appointment)

7:00 – 8:30 pm

Developing your Individual Web Presence

Haines High School

Computer Lab  

Josephine (Hammond) Winders

walked into the forest this morning at 5:00 am

Her wishes were to be cremated

She will be laid to rest in Haines

For more information

Contact: Diane Light (907) 303-1961

Cards for family may be sent to her son

Brendon Winders

1537 Cottonwood Avenue

Fircrest, Washington  98466

Please pass along . . .

8:00 am – 10:30 ish

Blueberry Pancake Feed

Saturday, August 31^st, 2013

Klukwan ANS Hall

This will kick off the “2^nd day” of the 1^st Annual Blueberry Festival!!

9:00 am – 2:00 pm

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Blueberry Poetry Entries

Blueberry Jam(s) & Jellies Entries

Blueberry Photo Entries

Blueberry Arts & Crafts Entries

Blueberry Tree ~ pick a blueberry off the tree & win!  FREE

Blueberry-Themed Silent Auction

(Items will be displayed – Enter your bid; highest bid at closing time wins)

10:30 am – 2:00 pm

Fry Bread with Blueberry Jam / Jelly or

Blueberry Desserts from contest sold

Blueberry Cup Game

5 chances for $1 to get the ping pong ball into a cup

11:00 am – 12:15

“Blueberry BINGO”

Just $1 per player & you can play all games!

11:30 am – 2:00 pm

Burger Feed w/ Blue Side Dish

IN HAINES

“The Babbling Book”

20% off “Everything Blueberry”

Mention the Klukwan Blueberry Fest to get your discount! 

“Alaska Rod’s”

Stop in; mention the Blueberry Fest and you’ll be entered into a drawing!

Come One!  Come All!

Support “Culture” and have some fun!!

Klukwan: Your host for the 1^st Annual Blueberry Fest

1^st Annual

Klukwan Blueberry Festival

Friday, August 30^th and Saturday, August 31^st

Klukwan, Alaska

Contact Joann Elsie at

jespud@yahoo.com

Enter stories and/or a recipe - Lani

that will go into a book and be sold as a fundraiser for the Klukwan Cultural Center

Poetry – Kathy Friedle

Entries accepted until 5 pm Wednesday, August 28^th

Photos – Pam Sloper

Entries accepted until 5 pm Thursday, August 29^th

Jam(s) / Jellies – Joann Elsie Spud

Entries accepted until 5 pm Thursday

Arts / Crafts – Jackie Mazeikas

Entries accepted until 5 pm Wednesday

Blueberry Desserts – Tammy Hotch

Entries accepted until 5 pm Thursday

NEEDED – call 766-6319

“Blueberry” themed items for a display called “Blueberry Treasures”

PROCEEDS TO GO TO KLUKWAN CULTURAL CENTER

COME OUT AND SUPPORT US!!

Join Lynn Canal Conservation for a

Community Conservation Potluck
&
Salmon Bake

Thursday, August 22nd
 Tribal House @ Parade Grounds
6 pm

• Live Music, Fresh Fish, & Cold Beer
• To Celebrate Salmon and the clean water they live in!
• Bring a dish & join us in celebration
• Bring an instrument

EVERYONE WELCOME! 
BRING A FRIEND!