Weekend Movies Saturday DOC : Sunday Movie : Powder River News Beauty and the Beast (2017) Disney s Beauty and the Beast is a live-action re-telling of the studio s animated classic which refashions the classic characters from the tale as old as time for a contemporary audience. Holiday Movie : Skyscraper FBI Hostage Rescue Team leader and U.S. war veteran Will Sawyer, who now assesses security for skyscrapers. Spiderman: Homecoming Parker begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging super hero. Peter returns home, where he lives with his aunt, under the watchful eye of Tony Stark. Weekly Weather Friday Nov-16 Saturday Nov-17 Sunday Nov -18 Monday Nov-19 Tuesday Nov-20 Wednesday Nov-21 Thursday Nov-22 52/28 49/20 48/22 49/24 48/23 48/21 47/23 Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny Partly Cloudy Showers Possible Mostly Sunny Inside this issue: Weather and Movies 1 Updates & Notices 2 to 5 Commissary News 3&4 Events and Calender 6 New Directions News 7 IWP Job/ Class 8&9
Movie Rental Program ***New Movies are Not to be rented until After they have been played on the Housing units.*** Newest Movies to PRCF: Skyscraper S-4480, 15:17 to Paris #-4477, Life of the Party L-4474, Forsaken F-4471, Just getting Started J-4468, Annihilation A-4465, Pitch Perfect P-4447, Iron Man I-4450, Avengers: Infinity War A-4459, Ready Player One R-4462. Sundays New Movie is available to rent that following Tuesday. Notice: Don t wrap the power cords around the adaptors. Using a damaged power adaptor could damage the player. Replacements are costly, bulky and take time to replace. If cords are returned damaged, you will be held accountable. 9 Portable Player w/ 1 Movie. 3 Activity Tickets 7 Portable Player w/ 1 Movie. 2 Activity Tickets DVD / Blue-ray player w/ 1 Movie 2 Activity Tickets Each additional Movie.. 1 Activity Tickets *Bring your filled out blue movie slip and activity tickets to the administration building between 10:15 am and 10:45 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays to sign up. Notices & Updates Ticket Notice There will be No ticket sales the week of November 19th thru the 23rd. You will be able to order tickets again on November 24th. Please keep in mind that your CD-28 s must be in by Sunday to pick up your tickets that Friday. Pastries Update: The next pastry will be Chocolate Chip Cookies. It will cost 1 ticket for 6 cookies and up to a Max of 36 cookies for 6 tickets. The ticket box will go out to Multi building on Monday November 19th and be picked up on Monday November 26th. Pastry pick up will be Wednesday the 28th, in Admin from 10:15am to 10:45am. No Running on Yard Until further notice inmates are Not allowed to run on the track or the grass. The only acceptable place for an inmate to run is on the basketball court or the pickle ball court.
LIFTING LOP LOP will be Lifted on the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday, Thursday the 22nd. lifted times are from 5:30 am to 9:50 pm. HOLIDAY VISITING REMINDER PRCF will Open Visiting for the Thanksgiving Day Holiday, Thursday the 22nd and Friday the 23rd. Normal hours, 7:45 am to 10:30 am, and 1 pm to 3:30 pm MESSAGE FROM ADMIN PRCF will Close it s Mail Room & Business Office for Thursday, the 22nd and Friday the 23rd.
Holiday Spending Limit Date: November 1, 2018 To: All DOC Inmates From: Michael F. Gower, Assistant Director for Operations Division Subject: Holiday Debt Collection Suspension The 2018 holiday buying period runs Monday, November 26, 2018 through Friday, December 28, 2018. Spending limits will be doubled during the holiday buying period. Availability of specific items offered for sale during the holiday buying period are subject to vendor supply. If you are INDEBTED to the Department of Corrections (DOC) read this: Debt will be collected through Wednesday, November 21, prior to the beginning of the holiday buying period. DOC is exercising the discretion of the Assistant Director of Operations, according to Trust rule 291-158-0065 to designate November 21 as the last business day of the month, prior to the holiday buying period. During the holiday buying period, Central Trust will not collect existing DOC debt. However, non-doc debt, such as court fees and garnishment orders, will be collected during the buying period, as well as fines associated with new disciplinary sanctions that are applied to your trust account. During the holiday buying period, inmates who are indebted to the DOC may only spend funds posted to their account for postage, copies, institution club activities, and commissary items. If you are indebted, Central Trust will not process CD-28s to send funds out. At the conclusion of the holiday buying period, any funds remaining in accounts of indebted inmates will be collected and applied to their debt. NOTE: Transitional Savings deductions will remain in effect according to ORS 423.105 (SB 844) during this time. Commissary Distribution Schedule November 12-30. SRCI Commissary will be double spending limits to all inmates in PRCF General Population the week of November 12-16 for distribution November 21. SRCI Commissary will not process any orders from PRCF General Population the week of November 19-23 due to Thanksgiving and a short work week. The Holiday Buying Period will be November 26 through December 28. PRCF General Population will be able to place holiday orders beginning the of November 26-30. There will be no distribution of commissary the week of November 26-30.
PRCF Medical Services has a few doses of Influenza (Flu) Vaccine remaining this year. If you are interested in receiving an Influenza (Flu) Vaccination, please call Medical Services to request one. PRCF Medical Services Movies sent in by Family and Friends You must send Ms. Fuzi a kyte prior to having movie s sent in to the institution. With what the name of the movie is, who is sending the movie in and where it is coming from. If you do not follow the process the movie will be rejected and sent back. Release Dress Out Notice Have you thought about how you are going to pay for clothing when you release? Due to changes to the Inmate Trust accounts you should start thinking about how you will pay for your dress outs. You can pay for dress outs with money in your General Spending account or your General Savings account but Not your Transitional Savings. You are allowed to transfer money from your General Spending to your General Savings once a month. Central Trust in Salem must receive the transfer request by 15 th of the month. The cost for dress outs can be up to $35 depending on your needs. If you have any questions about cost for dress out clothing kyte R&D. CD-28 Notice CD-28 s need to be in by Sunday nights for all types of tickets from now on. This means your Activities, Coffee, and Photo tickets Must be in by Sunday night for you to pick up on Friday of that week.
ACTIVITIES CALENDAR November 2018 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Inc. Movie: Transformers: Last Night 18 19 Insanity 20 21 Insanity 22 23 Insanity 24 No Tickets Thanksgiving 25 26 Insanity 27 28 Insanity 29 30 Insanity Pastry Tuesday and Thursday Movie signup in Admin from 10:15 am to 10:45 am. Wednesday Pastry Pickup in Admin from 10:15 am to 10:45 am. Friday Activity and Coffee Ticket Pickup in Admin from 10:15 am to 10:45 am. Incentive Movie Announced on units and located in the dining hall. Holiday Movie Playing on the Units Channel 52 at 8 am. Fundraiser In Dining Hall around 5-6 pm. All tournaments weather permitting SATURDAY GAME: SIGN UPS: TBA START: 30 min later HOSTED BY: Mr. Trent SUNDAY GAME: SIGN UPS: TBA START: 30 min later HOSTED BY: Mr. Trent
Want to learn new ways to live? GP Outreach is here to help you make progress toward a positive and fulfilling life. Sign up for GP outreach and get a taste of what A.I.P. can do for you. Be on the look out for the next round of G.P. Outreach Sign Up Sheets on your unit. If you miss the Sign Up Sheet please send a communication to Mr. Washington to be added to the list. Here s what a G.P. Committee member has to say If you re really looking to change, I encourage you to read this. My name is Tavaris Winchester and I m an alcoholic. I m 26 years old and I m still alive, they say the average African American male doesn t live to be 25; I m blessed so to say. I ve gang banged for about nine years of my life. I ve been shot at on multiple occasions and also shot. I m not trying to glorify or sound hard! It s just my story. This is my second time coming to prison. The first time I served 13 months of an 18 month sentence. To me I was living a thug s life and I felt that I was experiencing everything a real gangster would. I did everything within these prison walls and fences I could to make a name for myself. It didn t do anything but make it harder for me this time around. I got out December 15 th 2010, with 60 months hanging over my head. About three months of being out I ended up getting this girl I went to school with pregnant. I was still out running wild. Also, within those three months I had already got detained and been questioned about a gun. I got three or four probation violations before I was handed my 60-month sentence. It s crazy because I knew I was coming to prison on one of those violations. I was involved in another gang shooting, but this one was on the news. I ended up doing a 90-day sanction and got out about a month before my son was born. I m not going to sit here and say prison changed my life. What made me open my eyes and come to the conclusion that I needed to do something new with my life was the day I saw my son born. The day he was born I was also in the hospital yet again I was shot at and was grazed by a bullet. My son s mother ended up coming to the hospital I was at, so that way I could see my son be born. After that I told myself I was honestly done with the way I was living. I then stopped gang banging and focused on my son. I started to straighten out, but I kept smoking marijuana. I had a job, my own place etc. I gave my P.O a dirty UA and that was the straw that broke the camels back. The messed up part of it all is that the day before, I found out my fiancé was pregnant. Here I am sitting in prison. I did and said any and everything I could to try and convince the judge I would do better. He wasn t going for it this time. This is what he told me straight from the official transcript, You have had so many opportunities including the fact that three years ago your case was presumptive prison, and several times we have kept you out. You keep doing the work to put you back in prison. And look it s sad, I don t think it s going to do you a lot of good either, except you ll be clean and you won t commit any crimes in the next five years, but I m revoking you, 65-months, I ll give you all credits including AIP, so if you need treatment try to get it through an alternative incarceration program. I started my 60-month sentence at EOCI. So, like I said, I stopped gang banging when my son was born in 2011, when I came back to prison in 2013 a lot of the same people were still there and were expecting me to be on the same time I was on my first set. I told everyone I wasn t here for that, I come to do my time and go home. When the first gang riot popped off a week after I was there and they saw me not involve myself, that s when problems started. Trust me, I had to deal with the consequences. When I make up my mind, I m not changing it, though not only did I have to deal with the group I used to run with but I also had to deal with the rivals. I did my own time! Human beings by changing the inner attitudes of their mind can change the outer aspects of their lives. That s what AIP has to offer, help and change. I came into the program with one thing and one thing only on my mind and that was a time cut. I m 6 months into the program and still learning new things. Not only is this program a blessing, it s a life long lesson. If you really want to change I urge and plead for you to come and see what it has to offer before listening to those who don t qualify or have been removed for their own wrong doing. Come to GP outreach and hear for yourself opposed to being influenced. Even if you re not saving any time, you could be saving your life. Before I go, here is some food for thought; when we are born we come into this world with the same amount of five golden coins in currency of life. Over the course of life, you can invest, spend, save or waste these coins as you choose. These five types of coins are time, money, energy, talent and opportunity. Me, I ve wasted all but one of these coins and that s the coin of opportunity. I m getting the opportunity of a second chance, really a third. A lot of people don t get a second chance. So I m going to take the opportunity that this program has offered, being able to go home again and run with it. I m sure that my old cellmate who currently has 35 years left would do anything to be in my shoes. I m going to do everything I cannot to be in his. Tavaris Winchester Release Date 2-16-16
IWP Positions ASSIGNMENT: Warner Creek Telephone Agent SCHEDULE: 6:00 AM-2:30 PM M-F (Reminder: Days and hours are subject to change at anytime to meet program needs) MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS ALL applicants will need to pass a security screening and interview's before being considered for a position. Address Applications to: Mr. Murphy WCCF Contact Center Have NO convictions for any crimes of deception. Have a GED or higher. Have a MINIMUM of 6 months clear conduct. Have a MINIMUM of 4 months in DOC custody. No program failures within the previous 6 months. Must have a verified Social Security Number. Preferred to have at least 12 months left on current sentence. Possess the ability to read, write and speak English well. PRAS: 0-6 months 11 PRAS points + a Team Goal Award PRAS match. 6-24 months 14 PRAS points + a Team Goal Award PRAS match. 24 months or more 16 PRAS points + a Team Goal Award PRAS match. Clerks and Trainers 17 PRAS points + a Team Goal Award PRAS match. Plus you are eligible to receive an added bonus from this company for which you will work. *****TRANSITIONAL CLERK POSITION OPPORTUNITY***** Transitional Services is taking applications for a clerk s position to assist Adults in Custody to prepare their resumes, fill out forms, use MS. Word and Excel; this position also assists the Transitional Service Coordinator with keeping training records updated, preparing and distributing materials for classes, and other duties as needed. You must have Clear Conduct, GED or higher education, and must have a minimum of 8 months before release or entering treatment. Please completed CD 1523 work application listing your experience and submit it to Ms. Hysong.
Job Opening The Kitchen is looking for an experienced Baker with minimum of 6 months before release date or entering treatment. Work assignment includes, but not limited to: mix and bake ingredients to produce breads, rolls, cookies, cakes, pies, pastries, or other baked goods. Skills associated with this position: Analyze recipes Apply food decorating techniques Apply food handling rules Apply health and sanitation standards Decorate cakes Follow recipes Follow safety procedures Follow written instructions Keep production records Maintain consistent quality Measure or weigh ingredients Mix ingredients per formula or recipe Operate baking equipment Operate cooking equipment Operate food decorating equipment Operate food preparation equipment Operate precision measuring devices, tools and equipment Set up and operate equipment that mixes or blends ingredients used in the manufacturing of food products Use basic mathematics Use inventory control procedures Use specialized bakery equipment If you have the skills and are interested, please fill out an application CD#1523 and submit it to Ms. Hysong.