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Community Health News
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Chinook Winds
Ensure healthy development
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Applications now accepted girls 7-24 for
1998-1999 Miss Siletz. Page 3
Over $60,000 in cash and prizes to be given away
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Siletz
News
A m onthly publication b y the Confederated Tribes o f S iletz Indians
MAY 2 0 1998
Vol. 26,N o. 4 APRIL 1998
An estimated 2.000 people were in attendance
Spring break pow-wow competition a thundering success!
In what is sure to become
an annual tradition, the
floors were rockin' all over
Chinook Winds as over 500
dance entrants and 27 drum
groups performed at the
first-ever
Siletz
Tribal
Spring Competition Pow-
Wow;
Pictured at the Pow-Wow
Grand Entry are (top left)
Bill Towner, Don Pigsley,
Wilfred Yallup, Tony Martin,
and Ed B en, H o n o r G uard.
M o e e ik is ,
D a rc y
Jo n es (top right) and oth er
young women enter.
Council member Delores
Pigsley (bottom left) represented
Tribal Council.
And Siletz Royalty Sara Bell
and Angeline Easter are
pictured (bottom right) entering.
Please turn to page 2 for a
listing of the Spring Competi­
tion dancer winners.
Siletz News
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