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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 8 February 14, 2QO8 Program promotes home buying T h e W arm S prings T ribal C re d it E n te r p r is e a n d th e W arm Springs H o u sin g D e p a r tm e n t are s p o n s o rin g a seven-w eek h o m eb u y er class fo r tribal m em bers. T h e first session will m eet at 6 p.m . o n Tuesday, M arch 4. Sessions will b e fro m 6 to 7:30 p.m . T h e m issio n o f th e class is to help tribal m em b ers learn h o w to buy a hotrie th at fits their n eeds an d bu d g et a n d enjoy the journey. T h e re will occasionally be goodies and singing. Y ou m ay call 553-3201 to register. Class size is lim ited to 30. A w aiting list will b e k e p t fo r an o th er ses sion i f necessary. T h e curriculum will include item s such as: h o w to determ ine i f h o m e o w n e rsh ip is fo r you; h o w to analyze, y o u r credit an d rep air it i f n eces sary; h o w to select a p r o p erty, n egotiate th e purchase, apply fo r a loan, an d h o w to m aintain th e p ro p e rty after it is yours. In stru c to rs will be fro m W arm Springs an d th e sur ro u n d in g area. Tribes, partners sponsor Eagle Watch Eagle W atch 2008 will feature a N ative A m erican cultural p r o g r a m o f th e C o n f e d e r a t e d Tribes o f W arm Springs o n S un day, Feb. 24 a t R o u n d B u tte O v erlo o k Park. T h e p re se n ta tio n is scheduled fo r 1:45-2:30 p.m . a t th e park. T h e E agle W atch g ran d prize d raw in g w ill fo llo w th e trib a l presen tatio n . E agle W atch is sp o n so red by th e C o n f e d e r a te d T rib e s o f W arm Springs, P o rtland G eneral E lectric an d th e C ove Palisades State Park. T h is year th e ev en t features a n ew an d im p ro v ed fo rm at. A n a d d e d ite m o f in te re s t this year will b e a p resen tatio n o n co n d o rs, called “F o rg o tten G iants o f the Pacific N o rth w est g o ld en eagle status. Skies.” Live birds o f prey will b e o n T h e c o n d o r p resen tatio n is h an d during th e day. L u h ch will scheduled fo r 1:50-3:05 p.m . on b e served at noon. Saturday, Feb. 23. E agle p resen tatio n s o n S un F ro m 1:24-2:40 p.m . also o n i day, Feb. 24, begin a t 10 a.m. S aturday is a p re s e n ta tio n o n | , T h e c o n d o r p r e s e n ta tio n o n ospreys, “G ettin g to K n o w the t Sunday will be fro m 10:25-11:15 F ish-H aw k.” A n d fro m 1-2:15 p.m . o n Saturday: “D e a d T hings an d th e C lean-U p Crew,” a p re sen tatio n o n vultures. T h e S aturday presen tatio n s o n eagles w ill b e fro m 1-2:15 p.m . (bald eagles); 1:25-2:40 p.m. (golden eagles); an d 1:50-3:05 p.m . (bald eagles de-listed). T h e day starts at 9 a.m . at O verlook P ark w ith greeting and p a r tn e r rec o g n itio n , sta tu s o f th e b ald eagle in O reg o n , an d i I a.m. L ive b ird s o f p re y are o n hand o n Sunday, an d th e event o tg a n iz e rs w ill h o s t a r a p to r identification contest. Eagle W atch includes a sun rise eagle to u r, kids activities, fo o d an d refresh m en ts, prizes an d m uch m ore, sp o n so red by th e three sponsors: th e tribes, P G E agri th e C ove State Park. F o r event in fo rm a tio n call 923-7551. Powwow (C o n tin u ed fro m page 1) F o r th e G o ld e n A ge ley, M anitoba, to o k first place a n d D e n e lle S tan ley o f F ife, W o m en ’s division, Io la T o m s o f Y ak am a w o n f irs t p la c e a n d B u rn ice Jim , also o f Y akam a, w o n second. F r a n k E a g le s p e a k e r o f O lym pia, W ashington, w o n first place in th e G o ld en A ge M en’s category, w hile M ike D a s h n e r o f P o rtla n d w o n se c o n d a n d A b b y S u m m er Jr. o f K lam ath Falls to o k third. W ashington, w o n second. Susie W asley o f R enton, W ashington, w o n third. \ \ I n th e T een G irls F ancy divi s io n , T a s h in a D u e n a s o f T aco m a w o n first place. Je n ette A n n N o rw e st o f Salem to o k seco n d an d A kilah R ichardson o f W o rceste r, M a ss a c h u se tts w o n third. G e n ita M e n in ic k of T o p p en ish w o n first place in the T een G irls Jingle category, while S o p h ie E lw e ll o f T o p p e n is h w o n seco n d an d T ian a W oods o f Seattle w o n third. F o r th e T e e n G irls T ra d i tio n al division, T em i M eninick o f L ap w ai, I d a h o , w o n f irs t p la c e a n d L e a h B risb o is e o f D allas, O re g o n , to o k seco nd. A n d ra y a T ru illo o f W a p a o t, W ash in g to n to o k third. I n th e T een Boys Fancy divi sion, Jo n a th an N o m ee o f C ouer d ’A lene, Id ah o , w o n first place w h ile R e d H o r s e W e s le y o f Sam s, W ashington w o n second. D a k o ta M a d e ra o f C o u e r d ’A lene, Id ah o , w o n first place in th e T een Boys G rass division, w hile M ario H aw ley o f Seattle to o k se co n d a n d W esley W asley o f T o p p en ish w o n third. T erry H eem sah o f H arra h , W ashington, w o n first p lace in th e T een Boys T raditio n al cat egory, w hile B ry o n A dam s, also o f H a tra h , w o n second. T ed In the W omen’s Jingle cat- egory; B rigitte' bf O lym pia won) first place. Clara Charlie o f St. Ignatius, M ontana, to o k second place an d T aunie C ullooyah o f U sk, W ashington, w o n third. R anya T o o to o s i s of P o u n d m a k e r, S K , C a lifo rn ia to o k first place in th e W om en’s T raditional category w hile T ilda W alsey o f R enton, W ashington to o k second. D olly H em m sh a o f H a rra h w o n th ird place. F o r th e M e n ’s F a n c y c a t eg o ry , K e n n y P r a tt Jr. o f M a n ito b a , C a n ad a,, w o n first p la c e a n d J.J. M e n in ic k o f L a p w a i, I d a h o w o n s e c o n d place. G ary S m ith o f Sppkane 4 - to o k third. I n th e M en’s G rass category, R o n a ld K ic k in g W o m e n o f T aco m a to o k fust place. A lex M e n in ic k o f T o p p en ish w o n s e co rf d " p lk c/e' • an d ' W i Hi a m We'Slljy • LF “Skm s;;WaSliiftgtbrf,' to o k third. A d ria n K le in df S p o k a n e w o n first place in theM en’s T ra ditional division, while Russell M cC loud o f H a rra h *ook sec o n d a n d B u c k W a lh h e e o f T o p p en ish w o n third. In the Big D ru m Congest, the W ild R ose g rd h p o f T oppenish r ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —1 Voted #1 pawn shop in Madras! Jefferson County’s only used gun dealer A t Cash and Release, we are always here to assist you w ith your short-term loan. w o n first place. Southern E x press fro m C alifornia woii sec o n d an d R am blers fro m W hite Sw an, W ashington, to o k third place. L o o k f o r L in co ln ’s Birthday Bowwow Baffle results in the r f x t Spilyay Tymoo. ■■ - '' | Retail space for lease A t the Plaza at Warm Springs 3240 Walsey Lane (Hwy 26), 525 square feet. Available February 1. For information contact Sandra Danzuka, Warm Springs Property Management, (541) 553-3565. sdanzuka@wstribes.org Mw» Springs Mtokst !to Arts tod CrSfis Springs St>. W asley Jr. o f T o p p e n ish w o n third. fflârm Springs, ÛS STfât F o r th e W om en’s F ancy divi sion, B o b b i P ra tt o f Sioux Val ($4l)SSS45$? Do you have. ■. ■ guns, gold, jewelry, beaded items, log splitters? or chain saws? M a yb e a horse trailer or ATV? Then we have CASH to loan you! 60-day loan period I f you don’t need a loan, come visit us for that special gift for someone. For Sale to the general public Computer Systems: Dell GX1 PC, 17-inch monitor, key board and mouse. Complete system: $150. PC only: $125. Monitor only: $25. Call the Property Department for in formation, 553-3295. We stock firearms, chainsaws, jewelry, hand tools and lots o f Native American beadwork and traditional regalia. So come in and see us! Located at: 579 SE 5th Street, across from Thriftway Or give us a call at (541) 475'3i57. ------'______________ :____________: _ _ _ _ _ : ___________________ : ■ ■ ■ ■ ; J