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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Christmas cheer spread throughout the community with the annual Christmas bazaar and school programs
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23rd Annual Christmas Bazaar in Warm Springs. Central Oregon's largest handmade arts and crafts bazaar.
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Congratulations to the following stu
dents who are the prize winners of the
Spilyay coloring contest. Judges were
Suzie Slockish, Melissa Wainanwit &
Valerie Aguilar of the Indian Language
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; you all for your hard
Kindergarten:
1st place-Kimiko Ewack-pencil set
2nd place-Dorothea Thurby-gloves
First Grade
1st place-Merima Made-pencil set
2nd place-Daniel Alonso-gloves
Second Grade
Istplace-Loreen Stormbringer-pen-cil
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2nd place-Maria Farias- gloves
Third Grade
l 1st place-Atcitty Begay-pencil set
2nd place-Jose Medina-gloves
Fourth Grade
. 1st place-Evelyn Aguilar-pen
, 2nd place-Addie Estimo- pouch
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Ashley Aguilar sings Silent Night in Wasco
language at JCMS concert.
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Local artist Natalie Kirk at Christmas Bazaar.
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Warm Springs Elementary students use sign language at the
Christmas program.
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Jefferson County Middle School held their annual Christmas Concert.
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