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    CHINOOK WINDS CASINO RESORT
Easter Brings Double Points
and Great Food
Easter weekend is full of activities
at Chinook Winds Casino Resort.
All of our restaurants have some­
thing special, including Easter Brunch
in the Siletz Bay Buffet and Resort
Hotel, and fine dining dinner specials
in our Rogue River Room.
If that wasn't enough. Chinook
Winds wants to give you a chance to
earn double points on April 8 from noon
to 8 p.m. Hurry in to be one of the first
500 Winners Circle members to show
your Winners Circle card at Guest Ser­
vices and receive a special Easter gift.
Not only will adults be able to have
some fun on Easter Sunday, children
who are registered at the Chinook
Winds Play Palace will hunt for eggs on
April 8. Play Palace hours are 10 a.m.
to 8:30 p.m.
The Siletz. Bay Buffet will have a
special Easter menu all day from I 1 a.m.
to 10 p.m., featuring a carving station
with prime rib and honey-glazed ham
as well as an action station with bananas
foster made to order.
Other items on this scrumptious
Easter Buffet include roasted pork loin.
roasted breast of chicken with raspberry
sauce, pan-seared salmon and fresh
seasoned vegetables, mashed potatoes
and gravy, and much more.
As always, our New England clam
chowder and soup du jour will be avail­
able along with our fresh salad bar.
In the Rogue River Room, two spe­
cials are available for your Easter dinner
— honey-glazed ham and slow-roasted
prime rib. Enjoy your fine dining Eas­
ter dinner with the one of the best views
of the Oregon coast that Lincoln C ity
has to offer.
Last but not least, the ever-popular
Easter Brunch Buffet at the hotel is al­
ways a good choice from 9:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. on April 8. The brunch in­
cludes champagne, coffee, and tea and
is only $21.95 per person for adults,
$9 for children age 3-11; and children
under 3 are free. Call early for reser­
vations at 541-557-4306.
Easter day should be spent with
friends and family, so come to Chi­
nook Winds Casino Resort for a day
of good food and fun.
Take It or Trade It Returns
The Oregon Coast is a great place
to be this April. You could walk away
from Chinook Winds this spring with
$20,000. “Take it or Trade it” is back
by popular demand starting April I.
On April 15 and April 22, five
lucky contestants will get a chance to
choose one of the 20 briefcases filled
with cash. After
the briefcase is
opened, revealing
the cash amount
inside, the contes­
tant has a choice to
take it or trade it for
a second briefcase
of their choice.
Each contestant
has a chance of winning $10,000.
On April 29, five contestants will
pick one of the 20 cases full of cash
and can take it or trade it for a second
or even third case. This time, the top
award for each contestant will be
$20,000.
It’s fun and easy to earn entries for
your chance to “Take It or Trade It.
You can earn entries April 1-29, 2007:
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Five entries for every 2,000 Win­
ners Circle points redeemed at Win­
ners Circle
Five entries for every new Winners
Circle enrollment
Five entries for every attendant­
pay jackpot (10 if you win with
your Winners Circle card in the
machine)
• Ten entries for
every jackpot over
$1,200 (20 if you
win with your Win­
ners Circle card in
the machine)
• One entry with
every $25 Keno
buy-in
One entry with every $25 Bingo
buy-in
We will award entries at random to
table games players, poker players,
and slot players.
Don't miss out on your chance
to win up to $20,000 in April. Call
1-888-CHINOOK for details.
Native Art Sale
April 28 • Noon to 10 p.m.
Takelma Room • Chinook Winds Casino
An unidentified youth, Lisa Brown, Richard Forster, and Kathleen VanPelt
Forster at the Native art sale in March
Items made by Siletz. Tribal elders
Della Ault. William Mura, and Kaye
Steele will be available for purchase.
Other items include work by tribal
members Danise Barker. Lisa Brown.
Red Hawk. Nadia Holycross, Darcy
Lal. Marie Norris. Ashliegh Ramirez,
Toni Schroeder. Virginia Slonecker, and
Rosie Williams.
Other artist co-op members with
tribal heritage and other ethnic back­
grounds whose work will be shown
include Bev Baumgardt, Deb Cardy,
Carolyn Becker-Snell. Pam Blacketer,
Keith Jackson, Cheryl Lee. Tina Lee,
Ruth Mackert, Dale Middleton, Kayte
M(x>re, Robin Pollard. Stephanie Rilatos,
Betty Schwartz, Sylvia Smalies, Fran
Small. Pat Turner, and Harold Williams.
Vendor applications are now being
accepted. Please contact Lisa Brown,
Get Ready for $7,500 Golf and Poker Tournament
Practice your putting and bluffing
for the Golf and Poker Tournament on
May 25-27 at Chinook Winds Golf
Resort. Your chance to win $7,500 in
cash and prizes is awaiting you in May.
The golf tournament is a two-
person best ball format to challenge
every level of play.
Players can enjoy an evening cock­
tail pairings party on May 25 to kick off
the weekend of golf and poker. Only
100 spots are available, so call now to
be included.
Golfers can start May 26 oft right
with a continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m.
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at the golf resort, with tournament play
beginning at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start.
April 2007
The poker tournament is included
in the entry fee for the weekend; the
top prize is $2.500 cash. At 10 a.m. on
May 27, participants will try their hand
at Texas Hold 'em poker.
Weekend packages include a hotel
room for two nights, evening party, con­
tinental breakfast, golf tournament, golf
cart, box lunch at the golf tournament,
poker tournament, and awards brunch.
The weekend will be filled with tun
and a chance to win cash and prizes.
To be one of the 100 registrants, call
guest services at 1-888-244-6665 or
541-996-5825 for more information.
Water of Life-Native Creations, at
541-351-0003 for more information.
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Drumming
Break
Necklace Stringing -
Tina Lee
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Storytelling
Break
Shell Earrings -
Stephanie Rilatos
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Brick Stitch -
Robin Pollard
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Talking Circle
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Chinook Winds
Casino Resort
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
in Lincoln City, Ore., offers 24-
hour Las Vegas-style gaming, an
18-hole golf course, headline en­
tertainment from some of music's
most legendary stars, three full­
service restaurants, a secure child
care facility and arcade, and a 227-
room ocean-view hotel.
For more information, visit
www.chinookwindscasino.com,
or call 1-888-CHINOOK (244-
6665) or 541-996-5825.