May 10, 2 0 07
Spilyay Tyrnoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Museum golf tourney a great success
Second benefit
tourney set for July
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T h e M useùm A t Warm
Springs would like to thank
all o f the golfefs and the hole
sponsors who supported the
Museum at Warm Springs
during its first o f two ben
efit go lf tournaments sched
uled for 2007.
T h e m useum 's b e n e fit
g o lf tournam ent’was held
Saturday, April 28. Twenty-
two .teams o f foursomes en
joyed a perfect sunny day o f
golfing, which included a
salmon dinner, green fées and
two carts per team for an en
try fee o f $150.
We congratulate the fol
lowing winners o f the golf
tournament held at the Kah-
Nee-Ta G o lf Course whp re
ceived team gift certificates
for the K ah -N ee-T a G o lf
Pro Shop. G ift certificates
were sponsored by Orrick:
First N et: Shawn Harry
T eam . F ir s t G ro ss : E d
McDaniel Team.
S e co n d N e t: ■ W arm
Springs Forest Products In-
dustries/Wells Fargo Team.
Second Gross: John Katchia
Sr. Team
Longest Putt: Jo h n . . M at
thew. Men’s Longest Drive:
Patch Adams.
Làdies. Closest to the Pin:
Saphronia Katchia. Ladies
Longest-Drive:
. Saphronia Katchia.
We thank the following
$500 Hole Sponsors:
.
M errill Lynchj5l7* holes.
berry Harvest scheduled for
July 13-14. .
Team pri^el- received:^ al
ready incluH^v jG o lfin g at
Grosswaters^a $750 value. A
\ golfing package ¿tTjJCildhorse,
and Kah-Nee-Ta. ikore gdliP*
ing packages are com ing in
and we expect to hsav! well
hole/-
A huge thank you to Dpug over $2,000 in g o lf package
prizes. Registration forms are
Goe| O rrick, H errington-
Sutcliffe, LLP who sponsored available at the museum, and
the prizes. We thank Aequitas jj KaL-Nee-Ta G o lf Pro Shop.“
for sending over 100 classy pens \ The success o f this golf
that went in fo lh e g o lf players!- tburiiey could not have been i
achieved without the April 28,
thank-you gift bags. ^
We^also^ thank Kah-Nee-Ta G d lf To,urney Committee:
G o e , ; , O rric k ,
High Desert Resort and Casino D o h g
G o lf Pro, Jo e Rauschenburg, Herrington & Sutcliffe,rJim
Arianne, and their staff for the M aniqn, V W a r m . Springs
great job they did. Thank you Pow ert, E n te rp ris e , Jim
K a rn o p p ,
to Jo e Rauschenburg for the N oteb.qo m .
putter and wood he donated to PetersefijLLT, Chief Delvis
our free raffle which included a Heath, Sr.,
Thank you to Natalie Kirk
•museum gift shop basket, an
original oil painting, and two t- who did thevgraphics for the
H ole Sponspr Signs, Chey
shirts with pictogratpjbis/golfer.
Thank ypqfo Dancing Light and Woody for constructing,
who preparedDoiig Gpe’s huge the signs, Martha Winishut
birthday cake* We appreciate for preparing the golfer gift
Kah-Nee-Ta’s staff who helped bags, the G ift Shop staff for
prepare i the delicious salmon their beautiful basket, on-site
staff, Carol Leone, Evaline
d in ner,jM ary Kay, D u stin...
Patt, Beulah Tsumpti, Martha
T h an k ypti ,tp K a h -N e e -T a
High D esert Resort & Casino Winishut, Woody Picard, and
fo r . your su p p o rt o f the G o lf Tourney .Coordinator,
Dorfc Gondy.Smitii. f
museum’s golf tournament. J
The Museum must rh.se
T h e second tourney is the over three quarters o f it’s an
Museum A t Warm Springs An nual o perating bud get in
nual C h ief Dfelvis H eath Sr. 2007. Over $8,000 was raised
Benefit G o lf Tournamentj-ben- during this April 28th Benefit
efiting the museum. This tour G o lf Tournament, which ;is-
nament is.scheduledfbr Sunday, a tremendous help to support
July 15. It -is in conjunction with th e M u seu m A t W arm
the Tw elfth Annual H uckle Springs.
Deutsche Bank, 2 holes. BPA,
1 hole. Seattle
'Securities,
1 hole. H D R Engineering, 1
ho le. Aequteas-, 1 h o le.
L um berm en’s, L iable. K ah -
Nee-Ta High Desert Resort and
C asinb, 1 hole.- O rric k ,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, 1
Fry Breadtournament duringFi4im e-Sha
Friday, June 22 >r Practice round after 1 0 ¿aim.
Saturday, June 23 — Driving range and regis
tration, 8 a.m.; tee times, 9 to 11:30 a.m.; horse
race at 4 p.m.
Course.
The tournament is in conjunction with the Pi-
Sunday, June 24 — Driving range, 8 a.m.; and
Ume-ShaTreaty Days Powwow. Entry fee for the tee times, 9 to 11:30 a.m.
For tournament information, call Janell Smith,
Fry Bread tourney is $135 before June' 15, and
$150 after. The fee includes^tournament entity,' Kah-Nee-Ta G o lf Association, at (541) 553-7829,
Saturday and Sunday green feesjitee prize and Sat or 553-2167; or Michelle Stacona, Kah-N ee-Ta
urday lunch.
G o lf Association at 553.-6726.
Schedule o f events:
The All-Indian Fry Bread G o lf Tournament
is set for Saturday and Sunday, June 23-24 at the
Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert Resort and Casino G o lf
Spring Time
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