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Coyote News
In Brief
Cars crushed
Nearly 150 abandoned
cars were collected and
crushed during the past
two weeks.
Village
groundbreaking
begins work
The February flood has
left a definite mark on
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. The
resort will be upgraded
and improved with the
uupcoming rebuilding.
Greene marks 30
years
Long-time tribal
employee Gene Greene
was honored recently for
his many contributions to
the Tribe during the past
30 years.
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WSFPI picnic held
Mill employees were
treated with their annual
picnic June 22 at the
Community Center.
Local youth
participate in
Summer Food
Program
Lunch and snacks are
served to hundreds of
Warm Springs youth
daily at the Community
Center.
Lessons presented
Common greetings are
the subject of the
Sahaptin and Kiksht
lessons.
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What to do this
summer
If the kids are bored this
summer it isn't because
there's nothing to do.
Check out the summer
rec schedule.
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Sports o'plenty this
last weekend
With Pi-Ume-Sha comes
plenty of action. Golf,
basketball, softball and
many other events are
related.
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SAFE
and
FUN
4th of July!
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July12, 1996
Pi-Ume-Sha offers three days of fun, festivities
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A fancy dancer warms up before competition.
Sure-footed grass dancer shows plenty of fast action.
The weather couldn't have been better for the annual Pi-Ume-Sha
Treaty Days Celebration. Hundreds of dancers, vendors and spectators
crowded into Warm Springs to help the Confederated Tribes 'celebrate'
the Treaty of 1855. A wide array of food booths, bead and jewelry
displays and many other booths offered visitors a wide variety of items
for sale. Iced products, especially lemonade and Pepsi, were sold by the
truckloads as the sun beat down and warmed everything in sight. Even
before the last teepee was taken down, plans were already being made
for next year's celebration.
Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge
24th anniversary celebration
July 10
Public is welcome to help commemorate the Lodge's
anniversary with cake near the fireplace
Indian Head Gaming very busy
On Thursday, June 26, 1996, In- giving away a 1996 Geo Tracker in
dian Head Gaming Centergave away their new drawing July 25, 1 996 at 7
a 1996 Chevy Cavalier Convertible p.m.
to Larry Pearce of Sandy, Oregon. Stating Monday, July 1, 1996,
Larry and his wife said "We've been Indian Head Gaming Center will be
fighting traffic to get here in time for extending the hours of operation. The
the 7 p.m. drawing." They walked Casino will be open daily 10 a.m. to
through the door just minutes before 2 a.m.
the DJ from KISSIN Country 103 Join us forDaily Giveaways which
FM announced the winner. include cash prizes, gift certificates
Larry and his wife will be driving and merchandise beginning July 1 ,
their new car in the Annual Pi-Ume- 1996.
Sha Parade Saturday, June 29, 1996 The 4th of July is your chance to
in Warm Springs. win $1,000 in cash! Each guest will
Some 2,000 entries accumulated have four chances to win $ 1 ,000 dur-
over the past four weeks as Jackpots ing each drawing held between 5 and
and Keno wins of $50 or more be- 8 p.m. Don'l miss the fun and excite-
came eligible for the drawing. The ment at Indian Head Gaming Center
Casino at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort will be located at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort.
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