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S pilyay T y m o o , W a rm Springs, O re g o n Pgge 14 Ju n e 18, 2 0 0 9 Pi-Ume-Sha contact in formation: Tra d itio n a l d ress pa ra d e : R am ona Greene Baez 553-2406(h), 553- 3615(h), S tic k gam e to u rn e y : Sam Starr 553-1131(w). Endurance horse race: Ricky Graybael 553-2552. Rodeo: Jason Smith, (541) 980-6112, Leanna Holian 325-9125. All-Indian Fry Bread golf tourney: Gerald Sampson 553-1131 (w ), KNT pro Ryan 553-1112, Fun Run: 553-3243. S o ftb a ll to u r n e y : Sandra G re e n e/Jerry Sampson 553-6619. M useum s p e c ia l e x h ib it: Evaiine Patt 553- ‘A rt o f Ceremony’ exhibit opening June 25 at museum T h e M useum a t W arm Springs will host thé opening o f . a new exhibit, The A r t ofC erz emony, next Thursday, June 25. ; The Oregon Arts Commis sion has selected The A r t o f Ceremony as the 2008 National Endowment for the Arts Ameri can Masterpiece project W ith the Museum at Warm Springs, the upcoming exhibit is courtesy o f T he Hallie Ford Museum o f Art, and Willamette University. “The A r t o f Ceremony: Re galia of Native Oregon is an un precedented exhibition of his toric and contemporary ceremo nial regalia from, and selected by, Oregon’s nine federally reC- Dave McMechan/Spilyay ognized tribes,” said Rebecca«. Dobkins, curator o f the Hallie Seven Drum s display is part o f The A r t o f C ere m o n y exhibit. Ford Museum o f Art, and pro fe sso r o f A n th ro p o lo g y at Willamette University. “As Oregon’s 2008 National Endowment for the Arts Ameri can Masterpieces Project, The A rt o f Ceremony presents the region’s tribal regalia as master- works o f American art,” said Dobkins. The objects in the exhibition— collectively referred to as “re- galia”—include clothing, items o f personal adornment and imple ments used in ceremonies. Many o f the items come direcdy from individual and family collections, and are regularly part o f ongo ing ceremonies. T h e M useum at W arm Springs invites you to attend the ? June 25 opening reception on the museum grounds. Activities will include a “Walk o f Nations,” starting at 11 a.m., followed by the exhibit opening, light salmon lunch and round dancing Regalia is welcome for the Walk o f Nations, but is n o t re quired. H orses are welcome. The event is free and open to the public. ; I f you have any questions, please call N atalie M oody at 553-3331, ext. 412. 3331. WARM S P R IN G S OPEN M ARKET Traditional and Contemporary Native American Crafts & Jewelry « Tribal W arm Springs Artists and Friends « Friday, June 26th & Saturday, June 27th (Pi-Ume-Sha Weekend) Vital Statistics Hours of Operation E ffective Ju ly 1, 2009, Vital Statistics hours o f op eration w ill Change to M on day through Thursday 7:30 a.m . to 5:30 p.m., and the department will be open dur- ing th e lun ch h o u r M o nd a y through Thursday. The office w ill be closed on Fridays, so sta ff can w ork on Vital Statistic records and re cording. If you have any questions regarding the hours o f opera tion changes, please con ta ct Louie Pitt Jr., G overn mental Affairs and Planning Director 541-553-3270. I f y o u would lik e to submit something fo r p u b lication in the Spilyay Ty moo, the next deadline is Friday, June 26. Thankyou! 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