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Why do you love living in this
community?
W hat is unique abo u t this
area that cannot be found any
where else in the world?
Your answers to these ques
tions will help in treating a N a
tional G eo g rap h ic m ap th a t
will be distributed around the
world.
The Confederated Tribes o f
Warm Springs is participating in
this region-wide project, called
the Central Cascades Geotourism
Map Guide.
Partners with the tribes are
the National Geographic Soci
ety, Travel O regon, Rural D e
velopm ent Initiatives, am ong
others.
What is a Geotourism
Mapguide?
The Mapguide is your chance
to share with the world what you,
as the resident expert, love about
the natural, cultural or histori
cal sites and experiences in the
community.
T h e in fo rm a tio n w ill be
shared with the world through
a National Geographic quality
map and website.
The aim o f the project is to
get tourists to visit areas that
they otherwise would n ot know
of. W hen they visit, they bring
their dollars with them, helping
the local economy.
Jo in your neighbors w hen
Rural Development Initiatives,
the nonprofit helping with this
project, holds an inform ation
session in Warm Springs.
The information session is set
for 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
Jan. 27 at the Museum at Warm
Springs.
A t the session you will dis
cover w hat a N atio n al G eo
graphic MapGuide is, and learn
how the MapGuide can benefit
our region. I f you are busy that
night b ut still wish to nominate
a site o r experience, you can
nominate online at:
TheCentralCascades.com by
M arch 29. O r check for an
other meeting in the area. The
regional meeting schedule can be
found atwww.ripplenw.org.
Birth announcements
Haydyn John Cross Dog
C aesar C ross D o g and
S am antha P e n n in g to n o f
Warm Springs are pleased to
announce the birth o f their
son H aydynjohn Cross Dog,
born on January 2, 2009.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
father’s side are Crystal Bush,
a n d g re a t g ra n d m o th e r
E leanor W eston o f South
Dakota.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
m o th e r’s side are Sheilah
C lem en ts an d H a ro ld
Pennington o f Warm Springs.
C at ay a Simone Boise
Irene V. Boise o f Warm
Springs is pleased to an-
nounce the birth o f her daugh
ter Lataya Simone Boise, born
on December 26, 2008.
Lataya joins brothers Tracy
Lee, 5, and Isaac Ethen, 4.
G ra n d p a re n ts are R andy
Boise Sr. o f Warm Springs, and
B irney B oise an d G in a
McConville o f Yakama.
Jaycee A n n Merrifield
T ru m an V uren M errifield
and W inona R en ee'T o h et o f
W arm Springs are pleased to
an n o u n ce th e b irth o f th eir
daughter Jaycee Ann Merrifield,
born on December 29, 2008.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Dinah Belgard and the
late Wilbur Merrifield Jr.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
m o th er’s side are M elinda
Frank and Jimmy Tohet Sr.
o f Warm Springs.
Jeramiah Russel Lewis
Jerom e Lewis and Shari
Miller o f Warm Springs are
pleased to announce the birth
o f their son Jeramiah Russel
Lewis, b o rn b n D ecem ber
24, 2008.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
father’s side are W inona and
M erle G eo rg e o f W arm
Springs.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
m o th er’s side are R oberta
Tufti and Archie Caldera o f
Warm Springs.
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Top Elvis impersonator returns to Kah-Nee-Ta
Justin Shandor is return
ing to Kah-Nee-Ta for one
perform ance this Saturday
evening, Jan. 17.
Shandor, who lives in Las
Vegas, is considered by many
to be the num ber one Elvis
look- and sound-alike.
She has been featured in
USA Today, and has won nu
merous awards for his look
and musical sound, amazingly
like the King o f Rock and
Roll.
Photo courtesy of Kah-Nee-Ta.
Shandor as Elvis
The show on Saturday begins
at 8:30 p.m. D oors open at 8
p.m.
Tickets are $5, available at
the Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge front
desk.
Seating is general admis
sion.
An overnight Elvis pack
age for two o f $89 includes
tickets and $10 in slot play
coupons.
T he show is for 21 and
over.
Call (541) 553-1112 or
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tails.
Tribes seek Miss Warm Springs candidates
The Confederated Tribes o f
Warm Springs is seeking eligible
candidates to compete for the
title o f 2009 Miss Warm Springs
and represent the tribes at vari
ous functions.
I f you are in te re ste d and
meet the following rules you can
pick up an application at the
Administrative Service Center
office or you can call 553-3257
for an application to be mailed
to you.
Applications will be accepted
up until the end o f the business
day o f Friday, January 23. The
pageant will be held on Friday,
January 30.
The contestant general rules
are:
Any girl m ust be 18-24 years
o f age, as lo n g as th e g irl
reach es 18 b e fo re th e M iss
W arm Springs pageant. She
m ust never have been married,
cohab itatin g or have d ep en
dents.
She m ust be a m em ber o f
th e C o n fe d e ra te d T rib es o f
Warm Springs, and a resident o f
the reservation for at least one
year.
She m ust retain residency o f
the reservation for at least one
year after she w ins th e title.
In the recent birth an
School will b e taken in to con
sideration.
n o u n cem e n t o f T h eo ra
R ose U m tuch, b o rn On
D ecem b er 8, 2008, the
name o f the grandfather
o n h e r m o th e r’s side
sh o u ld h av e read Sam
B ad ro ad . T h e Spilyay-
apologizes for the error.
As Miss Warm Springs, she
will always maintain and present
herself in a proper and respon
sible m anner th ro u g h o u t her
term, as well as her alternates.
I f fo r som e re a s o n M iss
Warm Springs cannot meet her
obligations, her alternate shall
represent the tribes.
She m ust be able to repre
sent the tribes by travelling, be
ing involved in other pageants,
social events, intertribal busi-
ness/social events, public rela
tions functions and whenever
necessary, for one year during
her reign.
She m ust be dedicated and
willing to learn.
I f the contestant holds an
other title, she must attend and
re p re se n t th e C o n fed erated
Tribes as Miss Warm Springs if
the tribes are financing a par
ticular trip or event.
Calendar of activities
Food handler classes will be held on the following dates
for 2009:
January 15, February 10, March 10, April 14, May 12,
May 26, June 9, June 18, July 14, September 22, O ctober
13, November 10, Decem ber 8. All classes are from 2 p.m.
to 4 p.m. at the clinic atrium.
E agle Watch 2009 is scheduled for Saturday and Sun
day, Feb. 21-22.
The Fourteenth Annual Eagle Watch activities will again
be coordinated at the Round Butte Overlook Park on Lake
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