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November 10, 2005
First Thanksgiving hoops tourney
The Warm Springs Rodeo
Association is presenting the
First Annual Thanksgiving
Youth Co-Ed Raskctball Tour
nament from Friday to Sunday,
Nov. 25-27.
Divisions are 4-5-6 grades;
and 7-8 grades.
Awards include t-shirts for
everyone, plus All-Star awards,
MVP, Mr. and Ms. Hustle, and
Sportsmanship.
There is an eight-team limit,
eight-person roster, all Indian
(plus one token). $100 entry fee.
First eight teams in each divi
sion are in. Money orders only,
made payable to the Warm
Springs Rodeo Association. Mail
to: P.O. Box 312, Warm Springs,
OR 97761. No personal checks.
Must have ASB card to prove
grade.
For more information call
Percy at (541) 553-5817, or
(541) 980-9060.
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Warm Springs tribal members who participated in volleyball at Madras High School
during the recently completed season include senior Susan Ahern, left, on varsity,
freshmen Kara Katchia and Kelli Moody on junior varsity, and senior Erica Wewa, who
served as manager for both varsity and junior varsity teams.
Chemawa powwow honors veterans
The 2005 Chemawa Indian Powwow Grand Entries axe For vendor information call
School Veterans Powwow is this at 1 and 7 p.m. The public is Karen Sernaat (503) 399-5721,
Saturday, Nov. 12. The powwow, welcome. There will be dancing, ext. 225. For general informa-
honoring all veterans, will be in singing, fry bread, and crafts, tion contact Crystal Boyd, ext.
the school gymnasium, 3700 supporting Chemawa student 260, or Sonya Olson, ext. 283.
Chemawa Rd. NE, Salem. clubs.
Activities celebrate Native American Heritage Month
In honor of Native Ameri
can Heritage Month, Central
Oregon Community College
has planned the following ac
tivities: Friday and Tuesday,
Nov. 18 and 22: Native
American films and discussions.
Noon to 10 p.m. in the
Hitchcock Auditorium.
Saturday, Nov. 19: Drum
making classes from 9 a.m. to
noon, or from 1 to 4 p.m. in
lower level Grandview. Lunch
provided. Must be registered
COCC student to attend.
Wednesday, Nov. 30:
Drop-in Dream-Catchers
class from 2 to 5 p.m. in the
Multicultural Center in
Grandview.
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Zane Hudson is making
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top of all his great academic
accomplishments. "
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