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September 27, 2007 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Youth join Page 3 Bargain Hunter* ‘Voice of M y Ancestors Best Deals in Townl New and Pre-Owned Merchandise ~ Below Wholesale Prices 30-50% Off red-tagged jewelry Video games $10, DVD’s 3/$12, Good collection of guitars, Amps, Knives, Fishing Gear, Power Tools, Pool Cues, Saddles, T.V.'s, Electronics 90-Day Cash Loans, State Licensed Pawnbroker Best Rate - Longest Term NEED CASH? Leslie Mitts/Spilyay Warm Springs 4-H Social Dance Group members rehearse for “Voice of My Ancestors.” By Leslie M itts Spilyay Tymoo, Students with the 4-H So cial Dance Group had the chance to perform as part of a much larger show with singer-songwriter Karen Therese recently. ; Therese sought out local youth' to help her with her new show, “Voice of My An cestors.” The youth performed with the show in Portland last weekend, and will perform in Bend at the Tower Theatre in Bend this weekend. On Friday, Sept. 28 the show will be at 11 a.ni. and 7 p.m., while on Saturday the 29* the show will be at 2 p.m. Featuring songs from her new CD, “Voice of My; Ances- tors” is a musical and dance performance of Therese’s poi gnant and powerful songwriting honoring her Native American, African and Scottish ancestry. “Voice O f My Ancestors” features some of the finest musicians on the West Coast including bassist A1 Criado, pia nist Brian Ward, acoustic Gui tarist Mario Diaz, drummer Drew Shoals and violinist Eddy Parente. Native American traditional dancers—women’s fancy shawl a#d men’sfancyandgr^ssdanc- Montana lead our four-per son dance group. The seven youth from the 4-H Social Dance Group per formed as the Native Ameri can Youth Choir, while some also performed the paddle dance. Therese traveled to Warm Springs recendy to hear the students perform their songs and demonstrate their dances, and she also taught them a traditional song that they performed wid1 other members of the show. as . a i w c tfM q te .- mixes which tells the story of Thdrese’s contemporary foils muSic with traditional Native Ameri songs. I Donnetta Squiemphen from can music to create a unique Warm Springs and Gerry sound. 1 Rainybird from Rocky Butte, * Top $$$ paid for newer digital cameras, TVs, power tools, musical instruments, guns, gold, diamonds, scrap and dental gold, game systems, most anything of value. 175 S E 5th St. - Madras (old S atterlee Jew elry S tore) 475-3745 OPEN Wed. - Sat. 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m L eg al A id in W a rm S p rin p s on M o n d a y s Legat Aid S e rvices 'of Oregon, which provides free legal advice and rep resentation to low-income O regonians, is in W arm Springs the first Monday of e v e ry mdrtth, from *1 to' 4 p.m., at the.Family Resource Center, 1144 Warm Springs Street. To contact Legal Aid Ser vices of Oregon, write to it at Légal Aid Services of Or egon, Central Oregon Re gional Office, 1029 N.W. 14th Street, Bend, O re., 97701; or call (800) 678- 6944, or (541 >385-6944. 2007 Thirty-Ninth Annual C0WDE0 Saturday, Oct. 20 - 5:00 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21 -1:00 p.m. For contestants 5 thru 14 years Not eligible: Top 5 in PeeW ee Groups, Junior Rodeo Association At the Jefferson County Fair Complex, Madras All Around Award Saddle donated by DMJAutomotive Alaiuioi » .0 1 Per Person
