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Page 12 cocc Father's Day Buffet at Cottonwood Restaurant features Native artwork A rtw ork by Ko-Na Foster J. Kalama are being featured in Central Oregon Community College building in Madras. K alam a w as ch o se n by COCC to fill two out o f four available positions for art. The works by Foster cho sen by COCC are Pdver-Eand- A ir, and Powwow Trail. Kalama was one o f over 100 Central O regon artists who submitted work for judg ing. The pieces are hung at the M adras C O C C C am pus Community Room. Foster’s artwork was also recently featured in a m onth long art show at the Redmond Starbucks coffee house dur ing the m onth o f May. H e currendy has original art pieces featured inside the The Cottonwood Res taurant at Indian H ead Casino will host a Father’s D ay B uffet on Sunday, June 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. B reak fast item s in clude biscuits and gravy,, country red potatoes with onion and bell pepper, scrambled eggs with ched- dar cheese and chives, ba co n , sausage, F re n c h toast, fresh pastries, as Redm ond’s Bazaar building on Sixth and Elm streets, Foster is retiring as the N a tive American Liaison after 17 years o f service at Ma dras High School. H e is also c o -fo u n d e r and committee m em ber for Statues unveiled in Pendleton th e re cen tly e stab lish ed 501(c) 3 non-profit organiza tion called the Education Im provem ent N etwork, which supports education reform and supplies m uch needed cultural support for Central Oregon youth. The support includes buy ing musical instrum ents for kids, providing stipends.; for tribal and Hispanic elders to teach culture and heritage, producing literary publica tions, and providing student educational scholarships. (AP) — T h e city o f ■„Motanic— the first Round- Pendleton celebrated its tribal | ;JUp Indian queen4^-nd Jack- heritage earlier in June with son S undow n— th e 1916 the unveiling o f American In Round-Up all-around cham- pion^k-were placed at down dian public art. . Bronze statues of Esther town entryway s. H Wanted: teepee poles T he M useum A t Warm We will also get new carpet Springs will celebrate its ing and paint. The museum is also get Twentieth Anniversary with ting some new display .cases. th e o p e n in g o f th e new This will be a great make ex h ib it, Indigenous E le over just in time for the sum ments: The Eife & A r t of m er exhibit, Indigenous Ele Apolonia Susana Santos. T h e o pening reception ments: The Eife & A r t of will be on Thursday, June Apolonia Susana Santos. .27. The m useum is looking for community members to volunteer to get teepee poles for three medium size tepees and one small tepee for the celebration. I f you can help, call 541- 553-3331 Ext. 407 WARMSPRINGSTELECOM ....... i To Graduates L All high school and college graduates are being asked to provide a copy o f your de gree or certificate to Minnie Yahtin at the Tribal Council office by June 14. RETAIL . • COMMERCIAL * RESIDENTIAL • INSTALLATION Featuring: Mohawk Carpets, Horizon, Aladdin and Wunda Wove 1595N.Hwy26 SidleB Madras, OR 97741 everSTRANDBCF « ’ r 8 f Revive’ SmartStrana;. CCB #166529 Weavers gathering at Toppenish The Second Annual Weav ers Teaching Weavers bas ketry w orkshops will be in Toppenish, Wash., June 27- 28. For m ore information call E th e l G reene at 208-843- 7409. sorted cereals and cubed fruit and berries. H o t entrees include roast beef carving station, swiss steak, pork loin in mushroom gravy, barbe cue chicken, and hom e m ade m eatlo af. A lso, m ashed p o tato es w ith homem ade gravy, sweet corn on the cob, tradi tional fry bread and huck leberry jam. Courtesy o f Becky Dudney Foster Kalama with some of his artwork. Upgrades at the museum After 20 years and about one hundred exhibits, the Changing A rt Gallery at the Museum at Warm Springs is getting a new look. The work starts with pull ing the existing fabric wall panels down to prepare for installation o f the new ones. June 12, 2013 Spilyay Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon 541.475.7878 1 :ax: 541.475.0111 • Mannington Resilient • Cronin Tile • Quick Step Laminate • Dal Tile • Parakeet, Robina & Natural Choice Hardwoods 1 www.L3flooring.com L 3@cbbmail.com Special Financing Available 9-5 Monday - Friday | Saturday by appointment GET YOUR KICKS ON HIGHWAY FATH ER ’S DAY W E EK E N D PR O M O TIO N S • Father's Day Getaway - Win an Alaska Cruise or $ 1 ,0 0 0 cash at 5pm! • Father’s Day Slot Tourney - 1pm and Blackjack Tourney - 6pm • Father’s Day Buffet - 10am to 3pm • Brewmaster Dinner Saturday, June 15th, $ 5 0 per person CASH PR O M O TIO N S ***’± S 3 • Check’s in the Mail Fridays - Win up to $ 1 ,5 0 0 • Splash of Cash Saturdays - Win $ 7 5 0 Highway 26, Warm Springs • indianheadgaming.com « 5 4 1 .4 6 0 .7 7 7 7 See our website for details and other great promotions.
