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SPILYAY TYMOO PAGE 12 JUNE 22,1982 Investigation uncovers illegal fishing scam 'í'W» people may have been involved in the scheme. The investigation, according to a special agent in charge of the National Fisheries Service N o r th w e s t e n f o r c e m e n t branch, verified officials’ belief that illegal fishing has been a major factor in the loss o f adult salmon from the Columbia River between Bonneville and McNary dams. It was reported that in 1981, 40,000 adult fall c h i n o o k s a lm o n w e re unaccounted for. The investigation began in April 1981 at the request of state Department of Fisheries to document the number of salmon taken illegally and to identify illegal commercial markets for fish. Geo-Quiz Reports say that during the investigation agents docu Here is a rock formation that has been viewed by many. This could be your chance to star! Identify mented the illegal capture, the location of this formation and win yourself a year’s subscription to Spilyay Tymoo. Or if you possession and sale of about 53 already have one, send it to a friend. Call 553-1644 with your answer. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Sid No arrests were made, but tons of fish, with transactions the affidavit said more than 70 totalling more than $150,000. Pi-Ume-Sha Continued from page 1 dance for the men 50 and over. mens and womens individuals. Scheduled are the men’s An open give away will follow the last contest in this session. dance 17 years old and over, During the evening session a women’s individual graceful contest for girls buckskin war dance 17 years old and graceful war dance for ages 16 war dance 17 years old and over and under. A boys war dance and the men’s individual Fancy 16 and under. A women’s team War Dance, round dance for 17'year and The fun run will be held older, 3 women to a team. Men Saturday morning and the team dancing open contest. On Sunday 5 semi-finalists Fried Bread Golf tournament r-nr, <5atiirdiiv and Sundav. will he nicked rieht at the start. F o llo w in g a 14-m onth undercover investigation by state and federal agencies, authorities seized evidence June 17 in what officials say was a scheme to illegally catch and sell at least 53 tons of C o lu m b ia R iv er salm o n , steelhead and sturgeon. This seizure may lead to court action, according to officials. O fficials searched the residence of David Sohappy Sr. and a nearby mobile home in Cook’s Landing, Washing ton. Warrants were used to also search seven vehicles. An affidavit filed in federal court said the trucks were suspected of having been used to transport the illegally caught fish. A search warrant was also served on the Season Fish Company in Kelso, Washing ton. Hawaiians sway for community Howlak Tichum Ivan Scott Ivan Scott, 23, died on June 13 at his residence in West H ills. He was b o rn in Redmond, Oregon on August 22, 1958 to Ray and Adonis Scott. He was an enrolled member of the Warm Springs Confederated Tribes. He had lived in Warm Springs all his life. On December, 1981 he married Annette Arthur. He attended schools in Warm Springs and Madras. He is survived by his wife Annette, his father Ray Scott and a brother Jimmy Scott all of Warm Springs. Dressing services were held at the M adras Evergreen Chapel ;on June 16 at 3:00 p.m. with Délia LeClaire and Stella McKinley officiating. Tribal overnight services were held at the Simnasho Longhouse with Matilda Mitchell officiating. Burial was at the Red Lake Cemetery on June 17 at 10 a.m. Jane Charley Dressing was June 15, 1982 J a n e C h a rle y , b o rn September 13, 1933 in White at Madras Evergreen Chapel Swan, Washington, died June w ith F e lix W a llu la tu m 13, 1982 at Mt. View Hospital. o f f i c i a t i n g . O v e r n i g h t Surviving are her mother, ceremonies were held at the Lillie Whitefoot of Yakima, Agency L o n g h o u se w ith W ashington, her husband, Matilda Mitchell officiating. Wesley “Riggs” Charley; five Burial was June 16,1982 at the daughters, M erda, Wanda, Mouth of the Warm Springs Bonnie, and Leslie Charley, River cemetery. and Lillie Suppah; four sons, She was an enrolled member Joe Frank, Keith, Robert ana of the Yakima Nation and GETTING WITH THE SWING—Peco Courtney and Gene Sampson took a good look at the Dewayne Charley, all of Warm moved to Warm Springs 32 rhythm before they tried to master the hula after being invited to ioin in during a hula demonstration Springs. Also surviving are years ago. She married Wesley at the Community Center. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Leno three sisters, Emma Harvey “Riggs” Charley in 1958. Mrs. and Betty Brown of Tacoma, Charley had been a cook at the Washington, Mabie Phillips of Head Start program for several mainland. This year marks the Harrah, Washington and 11 years. Hawaiian music floating Colville Reservation. The tour last year for Peters as their grandchildren. throughout the Warm Springs gave the group a chance to Director. * Community Center, one could share a part of the island Entertaining with music and culture with the mainland.They almost imagine being on the dances treated the spectators tropical island instead of in the presented songs and dances of for most of the evening. During !St. Wiliams reorganized church of m ain la n d . In a m usical the island culture. The group the dance program dancers JESUS CHRIST OF LATTERDAY SAINTS WARM SPRINGS program offered by the Hui consists of high school students invited the crowd to express ELDER, CLINT JACKS - MATTHEW CROTTY, FATHER Tel. 553-1070 CONFESSION PRIOR TO M A SS-03» a.m. Lea Nani Singers of Punahou chosen for their talents as well themselves by joining in a hula. Worship - 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masa-S M as their academic achieve WARM SPRINGS H igh S c h o o l, H o n o lu lu , The program ended with the WARM SPRINGS Hawaii on June 16 to the ments. After leaving Warm song Aloha Oe (Until We Meet UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH STEVEN FRANK, PASTOR cpmmunity of Warm Springs Springs they continued on to Again) as they walked into the TEL. 553-1237 the performers presented a Portland, Oregon; Ojai and crowd giving leis of shells, a W orship-10:00 a.m . taste of Hawaii on song and Los Angeles California, with a kiss and a Aloha to all. Worship at Kah-Nee-Ta-7:00 p.m. , final stop at Disneyland. WARM SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH dance to local people. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Following the program the ALLEN ELSTON, PASTOR Under the direction of ORIN JOHNSON, PASTOR Th Hui Leo Nani Singers Tel. 553-1207 public was invited to share Sunday School-1030 a.m. Sunday S ch o o l-10:00 a.m. started their 1982 tour at Robert E. Peters the group has refreshments and friendship Worship Service-1130 a.m. Morning W orship-113» a.m. Sunday Evening Servlce-7:30 p.m. Seattle, Washington on June 9. made the tour to present a taste with the Hui Lea Nani Singers. Bible Stady-Sunday A Bible Study, Wednesday-730 p.m. Wednesday, 7 3 » p.m. Young People's Service-Friday-73» p.m. They traveled to the Yakima of Hawaiian culture to the Reservation and then to the r... Church Services
