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Warm Springs, Oregon
Julv 23, 1993 PAGE 5
Kah-Nee-Ta still allures visitors
Kah-Nee-Ta continues Its tradition of attracting tourists to Warm Springs.
Approximately 63,000 visitors, based on last year's total, aro expected to
visit the Resort In this year's tourist season, between Memorial Day and
Labcr Day. Although the winter months do not offer as many activities as
does the summer season, many visitors stay at Kah-Noe-Ta because of the
quiet atmosphere, the seclusion and because of the aura of traditional
Indian culture that surrounds them.
Within the last five years many changes have occurred at the Resort. A tent
camping area has been developed with 36 sites. Full hook-up Including
television connection Is provided at 47 executive RV sites; Rooms on two
wings of the Lodge, the south and west, have been remodeled, and 10,000
square feet of banquet and kitchen space has recently been added. A driving
range near the 18 hole golf course attracts many golfers.
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Bellman Gerald Sampson welcomes guests and
helps them prepare for departure from the Lodge.
Manila Sam cheerfully serves customers at the Riverside Restaurant.
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Wana Pine Gft Shop cashier Francelia Wheeler shows earrings to
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A total of 259 people are currently employed at
Kah-Nee-Ta for the summer season. The
composition Includes: 41 tribal members, 9
married Into the Tribe; 32 employees from
other tribes; and 177 others.
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Certified lifeguard Jason Williams watches over Village pool
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