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    Graduates, Indigenous Games,
graduate student finds fish
Pages 10-13
Language lesson, pow-wow,
SCA
culture center,
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Toothtalk “biteoids,” Commit to
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Wheel of Fortune, Smokin’ at
the Ocean, comedy
Pages 22-23
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S iletz
V. 34
no. 7
July 2
Vol. 34, No. 7 July 2006
rated Tribes of Siletz Indians
Sprint and Chinook Winds Embarq
on New Adventure
Chinook Winds Casino Resort is
proud to have been selected to share
in the announcement of Embarq, sepa­
ration of the local company from Sprint
Nextel, as the newest member of the
New York Stock Exchange. They have
also been named to the S&P 500.
At the New York Stock Exchange
on June 1, Delores Pigsley, chairman of
the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indi­
ans, helped ring the opening bell when
local Sprint Company became Embarq.
Christopher Miller, account man­
ager for Sprint Business Sales, presented
the nomination for a number of reasons.
“Chinook Winds and Sprint have
enjoyed a long-term relationship. Even
when we (Sprint) don't earn the busi­
ness, they at least afford us the oppor­
tunity to try. We enjoy the honest, open
communication - Chinook Winds is a
true partner,” said Miller.
“We are very excited about being
chosen to be apart of this major milc-
stone with Sprint and celebrating the
listing of Embarq on the New York
Stock Exchange. We have enjoyed the
professional relationship with Sprint
and the outstanding customer service
that they have provided us throughout
the years. Based on our past experi­
ence with Sprint, we are sure that
Emparq is destined for success,” said
Jim Kikumoto, general manager of Chi­
nook Winds.
Chinook Winds Casino Resort was
selected from all Sprint Nextel business
customers in the Western Region. This
is the first time a company from the
Northwest has been invited to an event
of this caliber.
Chinook Winds, along with an­
other Pacific Northwest customer from
Seattle, represented the Pacific North­
west in New York City. The Western
region includes Oregon, Washington,
Texas, Wyoming, Nebraska. Minne­
sota, and Missouri.
Cheryl Ben represented Chinook Winds and the Siletz Tribe at the Rose
Festival Parade in June. Chinook Winds is a part of (he Executive Officers
Club and Cheryl rode on the club ’s float dressed in traditional regalia.
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Siletz News
Confederated Tribes of
Siletz Indians
P.O. Box 549
Siletz, OR 97380-0549
Delores Pigsley,
Tribal Chairman
Brenda Bremner,
General Manager
and Editor-in-Chief
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Siletz Clinic
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