Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
June 5, 2008
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Musical program at elementary school
The Plaza at
Warm Springs
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Sandra Danzuka
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sdanzuka@wstribes.org
2008 PORTLAND
TO COAST
WALKING TEAM
“WADING TO
EXHALE”
Leslie Mitts/Spilyay
Elementary school students perform songs at the entertainment program.
“They have w orked very
hard,” she said. “They have
done wonderful, exciting things
with instruments,”
A ccording to Jasa, “They
have just done an excellent job
this year and I’m really excited
for this program.”
Each grade lfevel sang several
songs and also played songs on
instruments for the audience.
The third grade classes sang
“Hello to All the Children of the
B y L e slie M itts
Spilyay Tymoo
Warm Springs Elem en
tary hosted their annual mu
sic program last week, as the
third, fourth and fifth grad
ers entertained the commu
nity with various songs.
Music teacher JoAnnJasa
spoke to the audience before
the program began, and
praised the students’ efforts.
World” as well as “We’ve Got
Lots in Common.” In addition,
they played three folk songs on
xylophones that represented
England, France and Wales.
The third grade classes also
performed a Northwest Coastal
N ative American stick song
along with stick and drum play
ers.
Fourth grade students sang
“Kapulu Kane,” a Native Hawai
ian song, along with ukulele and
Resort and casino offer scholarship awards
Kah-N ee-Ta High D esert
Resort and Casino is accepting
applications for the 2008 male
and female scholarship awards.
This opportunity is for Warm
Springs tribal members choos
ing to further their education at
an accredited four year college
as a full-time or part-time stu
dent or enrolled in an accred
ited two year college or voca
tional-technical school.
Applications will be available
at the Warm Springs Education
Building and Kah-Nee-Ta’s Hu
man Resources Office, and must
be received by the deadline of
July 18 at 5 p.m.
O f those applicants meeting
the deadline and completing
their applications, the following
will be awarded:
Accredited four year college
One Female recipient will be
HIGH DESERT RESORT & CASINO
selected to receive $1,000 and
a laptop computer (valued up
to $500).
One female recipient will be
selected to receive $500.
One male recipient will be se
lected to receive $1,000 and a
laptop computer (valued up to
W ).
One male recipient will be: se
lected to receive $500.
Accredited two year college,
vocational or technical.
One female recipient will be
selected to receive $500.
One male recipient will be se
lected to receive $500.
. AppEcation must include the
foUo wing items:
Official high school or sec
ondary learning transcript or a
copy of GED.
Acceptance letter to school.
Letter o f recommendation
from a supervisor, teacher or
clergy.
Personal letter of recommen
dation. I
Personal statement, limited to
one page.
Activities and accomplish
ments to date.
Goal and reasons for seek
ing higher education.
For more information con7
tact Kah-Nee-Ta Human Re
sources at 553-1196, ext. 2401.
puili stick players.
The fourth grade classes also
played “B-A-G Rock” and the
“Navajo Rain Dance” on the
recorder. They finished by sing
ing “I Walk in Beauty” and
“Friends With a Song.”
Fifth grade students sang
“Come and Go W ith Me to
That Land” along with keyboard
and recorder players; they also
sang “Three Little Birds,” a song
from Jamaica.
Fifth graders also played
three recorder songs: “Re
corder Fever,” “Jazzin’,” and
“Moccasin Dance.”
The fifth grade students
closed the show by singing,
“America, America.”
The spring program is an
annual event at Warm
Springs Elementary, which
will have the last day o f
school for the 2007-08 aca
demic year this month.
Warm Springs Community Library
The Warm Springs Com
munity Library is located in
the Family Resource Center.
The Ebrary is open Mon
day-through Thursday from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Fri
day from 9 afo. tb 5 p.m.
Library staff invites all
community members to stop
by and browse through the
growing book coUection.
T here are com puters
available for Internet access,
as weU as daily newspapers.
The Ebrary is conducting
a survey to find out how to
best serve the Warm Springs
community.
If you wish to give your
input, stop by the Ebrary to
fiE out a survey form.
’ For more in for m a tion, call
553-3462 or send an e-mail
to lsmith@wstribes.org
RAFFLE
Item s to be raffled:
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ta b le b u ta n e stove,
huckleberry jam , eagle
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stacker, espresso maker,
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C olem an three-person
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holder, 6-inch one fun
pak, K ah-Nee-Ta pool
passes, sleep in g bag,
Starbucks certificate,,
m any other items...
Tickets are $1 each
or six fo r $5. Need not
be present to win. Draw
ing to be held July 31,
2008.
See the following
people to get your tickets:
Earlynne Squiemphen,
Lynn Fluhr, Shari
Marrazzo, Becky Hunt,
Salena Sahme, Jolene
Hintsala, Juanita Majel,
Lauren Holliday, Bridgett
Culpus, Denys White,
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Miller.
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