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Warm Springs, Oregon
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"Cowboys and Indians" was the theme of fun-filled Honor Seniors Day
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Local King and Queen are Earl Miller and Nettie Shawaway, and visiting King and Queen, are Mary Kay
Heller, and Lance Loizeer.
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More than 700 Senior Citizens visited
Warm Springs for the 1995 Honor Seniors
Day held March 17, 1995 at the Agency
Longhouse.
This was a special day for Senior
Citizens to gather together and have fun
and visit with each other. They were
honored with a powwow by ECE children,
fun endgames with each other, dancing,
horse and carralge rides, gynmastics
performance and dinner. The theme for
1995 Honor Seniors Day was "Cowboys
and Indians."
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Add an orange and you have a fun owl dance.
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Gray rounded up pre-registered guests.
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"Get off my chair, I'm the winner.
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Senior citizens from various neighboring states traveled to Warm Springs for this fun-filled event.
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Married couples remembered their younger days of dancing to soft music.
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Eight ball was the M.C., he stopped his horse long enough for a
photo.
Photos by
Selena T. Boise
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Bob Medina
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