Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, November 22, 2007, Page Page 11, Image 11

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Novem ber 22, 2 0 0 7
Spilyay Tym oo, W girn Springs, Oregon
Construction commences
on tribal media center
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Kent Wright
Owner
380 SW 5th Street-Madras, OR 97741
Ph: 541-475-5656 Fax: 541-475-5662
kwtight@crestviewcable.com
C A iistru ctio n , began this
moftm on the new tribal inedia
center* which will house KW SO
and the Spilyay Tymoo.
¿The building will be located
on. Highway 3 just above the
intersection with Highway 26T
before the industrial park.
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| N ext deadline to submit
items to the Spilyay Tymoo
is Friday, Nov. 30.
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The 3 ,OOO-square-foot build­
ing is made possible through a
combination o f tribal and grant
funding-
The: media center” housing
the radio station and newspaper,
is an idea that has been around
fo r several years. >
Bill Rhoades, media advisor,
said that the media center a long­
time goal of. atwai Warren R.
Clements, whq was director o f
tribal relations until his passing
almost two years ago.
In his honor, the media cen­
ter, will be named the “Warren
R. Clements Media Center.’’//
A major benefit o f bringing
the radio station and newspaper
into the same building will be the
ability to share news resources
and information. Another ben­
efit for-'the ràdio station will be
its new location closer to the
Warm Springs community.
“We?h be closer to the' popu­
lation center, and more a part
o f ¿(the Community,” said Sue
Matters, K W SO director. “We’ll
have a much easier time bring­
ing ..people into the j studio for
interviews.”
Autom otive
& Towing
since ICjjF)
Dave M cMechan/Spilyay
Anna Clements and government affairs director Louie Pitt dig
the first shovel-full of dirt at the construction site, as Will “The
Willman” Robbins records the event for KWSO.
A t the recent ground-break­
ing event for the media center,
Anna Clements, widow o f atwai
Mr. Clements, helped with dig­
ging the ceremonial first shovel-
full o f dirt.
Tribal; governmental affairs
d irecto r L o u ie P itt/ w hok©
branch includes the radio station
and newspaper, also took part
in the event..Land-use planning
committee members, Housing
officials and others'attended the
ground-breaking. The blessing
was performed by Antoinette
•Pamperien.
755 S.W. Hwy 97, Madras, OR 97741
CALL 475-6663
or stop by fo r an appointment
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Conceptual drawing of the Warren R. Clements Media Center.
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Rez Express Fundraiser
Please support our youth!
Pens fo r sale: $3 each. Proceeds go for travel expenses
of the Rez Express Boys High School Basketball Team.
The team is planning to travel to Phoenix, Ariz., for the
2008 Native American Basketball Invitational (NABI).
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Turkey Shoot <Solf Tournam ent This Saturday
Bottle drive to help team travel
There is an on-going
bottle drive fundraiser ben­
efiting the Rez Express, the
All-Indian high school boys
basketball team represent­
ing Warm Springs.
Proceeds go toward travel
expenses for the team to
travel to the 2008 Native
American Basketball Invita-
tional Tournament in Phoe­
nix.
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The fund-raiser will be
on-going through, duly of
2008.
Shotgun start at 9 : 3 oam, 2 person best ball. Great fun and prizes.
$30 per person. Call the pro shop at 541-553-4971
N o w Playing Single Deck Blackjack
Last weekend of the Cash Prize Wheel.
Pick-a-Present Giveaways begin the day after Thanksgiving.
Plus, ovens new slots coming Thanksgiving weekend.
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