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Page H Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon October 27, 2005 With this drawing Warm Springs artist Travis Bobb wishes everyone a happy Halloween. Tribes discuss gaming with senators Students post great attendance record The following students are to congratulated for excellent school attendance. Eighteen school days - per fect attendance: Eighth grade: Marissa Ahern, Krysten Allen-Alford, Leonard American Horse, Coral Benson, Hillary Camas-Alire, Traci Colwash, Arlene David, Desmond Flores, Jimmy Bores, Miguel Frank, Teresa Fuentes, Elias Gilbert, Sam Goggleye, Perry Kalama III, Eric Mitchell, Adriel Pineda-Soto, Katherine Quaid, Damian Reynoso, Roschena Sargent, Jason Smartlowit, Mariah Smith, Tyrell Smith, Jillisa Suppah, RedSky Suppah, Jessica Tacza, Dena Thomas, Charles Wolfe, Karlen Yallup. Seventh grade: Triston Boise, Douglas Brisbois, Archie Caldera, Coder Clements, Lola Dick, Alice Farias, Wyatt Frank, Ronald Gonzales, Leslee Henderson, Arianna Henry, Jaylon Holliday, KC Jensen, Stefan Jones, Graceann Kalama, Alan Leclaire, Renee Miller, Zachary Miller, Chelsie Patt, Drew Pennington, Justin Queahpama-Mehlberg, Tanisha Reynoso, Norene Sampson, Joella Smith, Linda Smith, Larry Spino II, Theron Spino, Leo Sportsman, Amanda Squiemphen-Yazzie, Marilyn Suppah, Jonathan Sweowat, Jereme TallBull, Daisy Thomas, Laura Thomas, Falcon Thomp son, Dorothea Thurby, Kenneth VanPelt, Nicole Wahnctah, Jesse Wallulatum, Robin Warner, Tan ner Wells, Kendra Wolfe. Sixth grade: Robert Ahern, Anthony Arthur, Raiven Benson, Dakota Berman, Billy Joe Berry Jr, George Clements, Mykilee Driver, Mileena Edwards, Kecia Florendo, Cortney Flu, Kishon Fuiava, TaSheena George, Mary Goggleye, Trent Heath, John Katchia III, Kendall Main,' Terrance Miller, Kapri Moody, Corey Poafpybitty, Ada Polk Lopez, Stephen Pratt, Duffy Rekow, Chanda Robinson, Hamley Sam-Smith, Abigail Scott, Derick Summerholder, Rosey Two Stars Suppah, Skyonee Tillequots, Haley Wahnetah, Amelio Yahtin Tho mas, Edward Zacarias-Whjpple. Excellent attendance (absent two days or fewer): Eighth grade: Daniel Alonso, Jamie Ball, Tamiesha Brown, Bronte Caldera, Rabe Clements, Spencer Ellsbury, Chezzeray Frank, Johnson Heath Jr, Nicholas Heath, Gerald Hoptowit Jr, Valdimere Jefferson, Dylan Joseph, Kamianna Lujan, Britten Lumpmouth, Merima Made, Mackenzie Minson, Stephanie Pratt, Matthew Sconawah, Mar tin Smith-Mennealy, Rodney Smith III, Trevor Suppah, Allee Tewec, Colton Trimble, Ferman Tufti Jr, Blake Weaselhead, Devin Winishut, Marrisa Yaw. Seventh grade: Nolan Berry, Jay Blackwolf, Charlene Chee, Matthew Clements Jr, Tashina Clements, Mikayla Collins, Joseph Cook Jr, Ashlynne Danzuka, Gerald Frank, Waymon Harry, Patricia Hintsala, Lauren Holliday, Ed ward Jones, Andre Lewis, D'Covyn Medina, Tyrone Saludo, Talon Sargent, Joseph Sconawah, Alvis Smith IV, Mallory Smith, Antoinette TallBull, Jason Tufti-Danzuka, Patrina Vanpelt, Lyle Williams Sixth grade: James Blackwolf, Raphael Caldera, Tahmaira Clements, Kortney Clift, Tre Conner Switzler, Brianna Heath, Lisa Ike Lopez, Patricia Jim, Raylene Jones, Cameron Mathison, Clarence McKinley, StannLee Meanus, Lorissa Quinn, Nikki Reynoso, Rex Robinson-Angeles, Jermaine Sampson, Leanne Smith Lucero, Victoria Spino, Joseph Tewee, Jericho Trimble, Travis Williams, Theresa Winishut, Julia Yahtin, Hiram Yaw, Nathan Youngman. (The list was compiled by Butch David, attendance liaison at the middle school.) 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Representing the Con federated Tribes of Warm Springs at the meeting were Council Chairman Ron Suppah, Paiute Chief Joe Moses, Warm Springs Chief Delvis Heath, and Councilman Reuben Henry. McCain told the delegation that he intends to proceed with legislation putting new restric tions on tribal casinos. He told the tribal officials that he wants stricter financial oversight of tribal casinos. McCain said he wants to keep tribes from building new off reservation casinos in urban ar eas. I Iowevcr, he said it is too early to say whether legislation on tribal gambling, which he has not yet formally introduced, would affect the Cascade Locks plan, which has the support of Gov. Ted Kulongoski, the com munity of Cascade Locks, and Hood River County. Show features stories by students By Brian Mortenaen Spilyay Tymoo "When I was looking for some one to turn me back into a human later, I saw a bouse that said, 'Books for sale.'" Rick Suppah methodically read the last lines of his Hallow-een-themed story into the mi crophone, yet with a conviction knowing that his story was go ing to be on the radio later in the week. Suppah, a third-grader, was one of 10 Warm Springs El ementary School students picked to read stories they wrote for broadcast on KWSO radio. Sue Matters and Will "The Wilman" Robbins recorded the students at the school Monday afternoon. "The kids were very ex cited," said Dawn Smith, school principal. " walked in and I asked the owner, 'Dojou have any books that can turn me back into a human?' Yes, I looked all night long and fi nally found it. " The stories are being broad cast as part of Matters' and Robbins "Morning Routine" show' weekday mornings on KWSO, and on the "Homefire" program, which features local musicians, songs and spoken 1111 cz- Brian MortensenSpilyay Kandace Hoptowit, a student at Warm Springs Elementary School, reads her story, "Why I Like School," for KWSO personality Will "The Wilman" Robbins Monday. Hoptowit's story, along with those written by nine other Warm Springs students, are being broadcast on KWSO. recordings. The "Homefire" program is broadcast at 7 p.m. Sundays and re-broadcast at 9 p.m. Thursdays. The kids wrote stories on Halloween, which will be used this week in anticipation of Hal loween next week. They also wrote stories on why they like school. , i "Kids love to. be on the ra dio," Robbins said. "I think it connects the kids to the com munity." "Our goal is to recognize some of the great work kids do, and to show how capably they can write," KWSO station man ager Sue Matters said. "In broadcasting their readings, it's like publishing their work, and we'll encourage them to write more." The program came about when Matters and KWSO con tacted Smith at the beginning pf the year with a standing offer tp record kids reading stories and poems they had written. . , . IF YOU HAVEN'T LIITENED LATELY.., YOU IHOULD lA(h U ) FM I B Warm, sprites Covvmut Radio AAA HTTNfi OUR BR( U.SAMES Or THANK VOU TO THE FOLLOWINS BUSINESSES FOR UNDERWRITING OUR BROADCASTS OF MADRAS WHITE BUFFALO HOME FOOTBALL ft AMES The Outpost Oregon Embroidery Mt Hood Meadows Ski Resort Warm Springs Composite Products Ron McDonald Chevrolet, Pontlac Bulck The Insurance Mart Warm Springs Forest Products Industries Karnopp & Petersen, Attorneys at Law Warm Springs Power Enterprises On Halloween The Warm Springs Commodities Food Program encourages all kids and adults to stop by the pro gram and show off their costumes on Halloween day. Commodities will be handing out candy to those individuals dressed up, and serving up some real spooky "commodity" apple cider (while supplies last). f Cold v Beverages ) . Snacks & Candy ( Groceries Deschutes Canyon RAA Store Experience our "Friendly" service We accept Oregon Trail Cards Tree" 50vcrr.rr.cnt end tribal check ccchirj llort Hour Sunday - Thursday 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday & Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. Cans 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily Coupon 10 Off All grocery items One per person Expires 111 505 Now taking cans and bottles daily.