Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Indian Head anniversary on Feb. 9
Indian Head Casino will
celebrate its First Year Anni
versary at its new location on
Saturday, Feb. 9.
Opening invocation and
remarks will be at 1 p.m. in
the casino lobby (must be 21
and over).
The Players Club hosts will
be distributing Fifst Year An
niversary souvenirs at 2:30
p.m.
There will be Lucky Seat
Drawings from 3-11 p.m. for
40,000 slot points (SI00) ev
ery hour.
From 7:30-11:30 p.m. the
casino will hold $500 cash
drawings every hour.
A t midnight will be the
drawings for two Polaris RzR
side-by-side Limited Editions,
or $9,000. Be one o f the
lucky winners!
Youth Art show reception
Fundraiser for Graduation Party
A can and b o ttle
drive in February will
help fund the Madras
High School Class of
2013 All Night Drug and
Alcohol Free Gradua
tion Party.
The can and bottle
d riv e w ill be at th e
Warm Springs Elemen
tary and at Erickson’s
T h riftw a y parking lot
starting at 8 a.m. on
F e b ru a ry 9. P le a s e
bring cans and bottles
to support this cause!
T he M u seum at
W a rm S p rin g s th is
w e e k w ill h o ld an
o p e n in g re c e p tio n
fo r its Tw entieth A n
nual Tribal Youth A rt
Exhibit.
Council appoints new Appeals Court judges
The Tribal Council ap
pointed five members to the
Appeals Court of the Con
federated Tribes o f Warm
Springs.
Council advertised the po
sitions, and the applicants
were then reviewed by com
mittee, which then recom
m ended their choices to
Tribal Council.
The recommending com
mittee included Robert Macy
Sr., Lucinda Green, Arlene
Boileau and Judge D an
Ahem. Lynn Davis, tribal ad
ministrative director, facili
tated the process.
The Appeals Court will
meet as necessary during the
year. The chief judge of the
As part o f the
Appeals Court, Doug Nash,
will call three of the appeals
judges to hear cases as
needed.
Meeting early last week,
Tribal Council first agreed
that Nash would continue as
chief judge of the Appeals
Court..
Nash is a Nez Perce tribal
member, practicing in Seatde.
His law degree is from the
University o f New Mexico
School of Law.
The five new appointees
are Marielle Florendo, Thor
H o y te ,' M att Johnson,
Cynthia Starke, and Elmer
Ward.
Florendo, who is Native
American, is a member of
The Jamie Rollins Band
will perform from 8 p.m.-
midnight. For more informa
tion go to:
Indianheadgaming.org
Or call 541-460-7777. .
the Oregon Bar, with an un
dergraduate degree from the
University of Oregon, and
law degree from Golden Gate
University School of Law.
Thor Hoyte is a graduate
of Lewis and Clark Univer
sity, with a law degree from
the University of Richmond
School of Law.
Matt Johnson, Umatilla
member, is a graduate of
Lewis and Clark.
Cynthia Starke, Cherokee
of Oklahoma, is a Harvard
Law School graduate, with an
under-graduate degree from
the University of Maryland.
Elmer Ward, Yakama, is a
graduate of UCLA School of
Law. He lives in Madras. .
The reception w ill
be th is T h u rs d a y ,
Ja n . 24 fro m 5 :3 0 -
7 :3 0 . E v e ry o n e is
w e lc o m e to a tte n d ,
a s w e h o n o r th e
young artists.
Warm Springs Recre
ation w ill host the
S w e e th e a r t S a le on
V alentine’s Day from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Table space is limited
~ Call Carol Sahme at
553-3243 to reserve.
January 23, 2013
Excel class for tribal employees
There is a “Beginners Ex
cel” class being provided for
Warm Springs tribal employ
ees Tuesday through Thurs
day, Feb. 5-7 from 9 a.rn. to
noon at the COCC Madras
Campus. Pre-registration is
required by calling Job Cre
ation and Development at
541-553-3324.
W inter energy cost help available
The Tribal Social Ser
vices Program has re
ceived the Low Income
Home Energy Assistance
Prograth grant, and is tak
ing applications for energy
assistance..
You can contact their
office at 541-553-3415 or
553-4952.
They have the applica
tions and additional forms
that are required. If you
would like to have finan
cial assistance with your
energy bill, then stop in
and pick up your forms
and return them.
4202
Holliday St.
Call 541-
615-0555
WARM SPRINGS TELECOM
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Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
Lyllye B Parker/ Women o f Color Speaker Series and in prep
Social Justice/Real Justice Conference.
Co-Sponsors: The yC Muificuliural Cenler.Enyiroggii
ve AmericanrStSfent hnion. Cat
A5UO Women's Center Presents:
CALEEN
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Caleen Sisk, Chief and Spiritual Leader of
the Winnemem Wintu: The intersectional
struggle for recognition, women's rights,
and the environment.
anuarv
2013
5 - 3 p.m. @ UO Many Nations Long House
1630 Columbia Street, Eugene, OR
* Certain conditions apply. Available with select technicians and subject to
availability. Color is limited to 2oz, clients that require additional color will be
charged accordingly. Available Monday through Wednesday only.
UPCOMING JANUARY PROMOTIONS
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Tues & Wed - Early Bird Lucky Seats - $1 00 in slot points
Friday Night Ice Fishing for Cash Giveaways - win up to $900
Saturday Night Cold Hard Cash Giveaways - win $1 ,000
Fri & Sat - Avalanche of Slot Drawings: Roll of 3 dice 2x to win
up to $75 in slot points
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$ 1 ,0 0 0 Blackjack Tournament - Friday, January 25 at 7pm
$ 1 ,0 0 0 Slots Tournament - Saturday, January 26 at 7pm
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$4 .95 Daily Breakfast Specials in the Cottonwood
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1st Anniversary Giveaway!
WIN A POLARIS RZR S
SIDE-BY-SIDE ATY
or $9,000 cash!
Drawing on Saturday, February 9 at midnight.