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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1985)
Warm Springs News OREGON H IS T O R IC A L SOCIETY 1230 sw park ave P ortland , or 97205 f U .5. Postage ulk Rate Permit No. 2 ! irm Springs, OR 97761 _. * **0 >• v VÖL.T« iQo.'ii W A R M SPRINGS, OREGON 97761 SEPTEMBER 13,1985 Detox procedures established by drugs or alcohol m ay be ! Be it resolved by the T ribal tak e n o r sent to his o r h er hom e C ouncil of the C onfederated o r to a trea tm e n t facility by the trib al police. I f the intoxicated T ribes o f th e W arm Springs p e rso n is in c a p a c ita te d , the Reservation o f O regon pursuant p erson’s health appears to be in tb A rticle V, S ection ,1 (1) an d im m ediate danger, o r the police (p) o f th e C o n stitu tio n , th a t the have reasonable càuse to believe attach ed detoxification proce the person is dangerous to him dures are hereby a d opted and se lf’ or herself or to any other, m ade a p a rt of the W arm Springs person, the person shall be taken T ribal C ode as C hapter 363. by the police to an a ppropriate CERTIFICATION trea tm e n t facility o r to the tri T he undersigned, as Secre bal jail. T he person shall be tary -T reasu rer o f the C onfed considered incapacitated w hen erated Tribes of the W arm Springs unable to m ake a ratio n al deci R eservation of O regon, hereby sion as to the acceptance of certifies th a t the T ribal Council assistance. is com posed o f 11 m em bers of 363.100 Lodging and Jail w hom 7 constituting a quorum . A n incapacitated person m ay Were present a t a meeting thereof, duly and regularly called, no ticed, coiivened an d held this 26th day d f A ugust, 1985; and th a t the foregoing resolution T he C olum bia R iver C om was passed by the affirm ative p act confirm ed the follow ing vote of 6 m em bers, the C h air seasons for all Z one 6 pools: m an no t voting; and th a t the said résolution has n o t been F ro m S eptem ber 6-11 there reci n d e d o ra m e n d e a in a h y Warm Springs Tribal Code C reek s a n c tu a fy f r o m tu r m e T ? nstream o f hatchery to orte- Chapter 363 Detoxification dow fo u rth mile above the fishway is Procedures in effect, river m outh sanctuar 363.001 Legislative History and ies rem ain in effect. Spilyay Tymoo photo b y Shtwczyk Resolution No. 6980 be lodged in the tribal jail if m edical treatm ent is n ot needed o r can be adm inistered a t the jail for a period not to exceed 48 hours. T he intoxicated person shall be released w hen he o r sàie is no longer intoxicated o r inca pacitated, unless he o r «he is being held on tribal, federal o r state crim inal charges p ursuant to W ST C C hapter 202. 363.150 Transportation to Treat ment Facility. If an intoxicated person taken into custody requires emergency m edical treatm ent, the police shall im m ediately take th a t per son to an available treatm ent facility or seek am bulance ser vices to do so. Season restrictions confirmed First day excitement Students board bus f o r first day o f school in the 1985-86 school year.. Day-long cattle, resource tour planned for September 20 Intent C attlem an’s A ssociation, C rook T his C h ap ter is intended to C ounty S tockgrow ers and the e sta b lish p ro c e d u re s fo r d e O S U E xtension Service in Je f ferson, D eschutes an d C rook to x ification o f persons on the reservation for the protection of counties. them selvês and others. These are n o t crim inal procedures bu t are intended solely for the p ro tection of persons and property. P ersons tak en into custody for production of 105.9 million board d etoxification m ay o r m ay no t feet; N avajo F o re st P roducts, be charged w ith crimes. Inc. in 187th placé, w ith a pro* 363.050 Custody o f Intoxicated d uctibn o f 45.4 m illion bqard Persons. A person w ho is intoxicated feet; Warm Springs Forest Pro ducts Industries in 192nd place, with production o f 45 million board feet; and Menominee Tribal ' E nterprises in 347th place with a p ro d u c tio n o f 14.3 m illion board feet. Pacific N orthw est Bell is ask ing its Bend, Prineville, M ad ras, Gilchrist, and W arm Springs custom ers w ith telephone pre fixes 382, 388, 389, 433, 553, 593 and 475 to review the charges A d eb ate on the proposed Residence Security Patrol is a service provided by o n th eir phone bills for long dis O regon sales ta x will be held your police department. We say “ house check” for ta n c e c a lls p la c e d b e tw e e n before m em bers an d guests of A ugust 2 and 15. A few custo the Jefferso n C o u n ty C ham ber short. o f C om m erce a t a special noon fo ru m o n M o n d a y Septem ber 16 a t C harley’s Pizza. F eatu red in the debate will be FIRST: You come by or call the police department to S tate R epresentative Bill Bel tel, us you are going away and want to use our service. lam y, w ho will speak in favor of NEXT: You complete a simple form about your the m easure, a n d local business p erso n R ick A llen, w ho will house and yard, who is allowed there during your speak against the tax. absence and any special instructions. T im e will be allow ed fo r a . THEN: The patrol supervisor, on each shift, assigns question and an sw er discussion. steak b arbeque an d a dance at C entral O regon’s third annual N orstar. cattle an d resource to u r will he R eg istratio n is $10 p er per held S e p tem b e r 20 beginning at son. T he to u r is sponsored by 8 a .m . a t M a c y ’s H e re fo rd the Jefferson C ounty Livestock R anch. T he to u r will also include A ssociation, D eschutes C ounty seeing K ah-N ee-T a, a to u r of th e fish h a tc h e ry , th e low er ‘ Q u artz C reek rip arian im prove m e n ts a n d lu n c h a t H e H e L onghouse. T he Ju ly issue o f Forest In A t 1:45 p.m ., participants w ill dustries m agazine printed the to u r the W arm S prings R ockin 1985, A nnual L um ber Review 4-H club range an d livestock tab u latio n o f the leading lum ber a re a . F o llo w in g th e to u r o f producers in the U nited States W arm Springs, th e g ro u p will an d C a n ad a (1984 p ro d u c tio n re tu rn to M acy’s R a n ch and . figures.) A m ong th e to p 400 th e n t o u r F e s s le r r a n c h in com panies are fo u r trib a l forest G atew ay an d the N o rsta r cattle pro d u cts enterprises. com pany in W illowdale. They are: F o rt Apache Tim ber F ollow ing the to u rs will be a C o m p an y in 98th place w ith a WSFPI rated as lumber leader Oregon sales tax debate set Police offer “house check” T he S eptem ber 14-18 season calls fo r a n eight (8) inch mesh restriction. Restrictions for the Septem ber 20-24 season will be determ ined a t th e S e p te m b e r 13 JE o m p a c t h earin g . N o low er river com m ercial seasons were set at the Septem ber 5 meeting. In-season adjustm ent piay occur a t scheduled Cbm - pact hearings. Vote September 17 Oregon Sales Tax 509-J School Levy Polls open from 8 a.m to 8 p.m. Check phone bills for errors m ers will find incorrect charges, said Glenn Kennedy, PN B ’s area m anager for com m unity affairs. A w rong d a ta code in the com pany’^ long distance billing system caused som e u n c o m pleted calls— where the caller received a busy signal or no answ er— to be hilled. The company will make adjust m ents for any incorrect charges. C ustom ers should call the PNB billing office. The telephone num ber is listed on cu sto m er bills and in the call guide a t the fro n t o f the tele phone directory. HERE’S HOW IT WORKS WEATHER August H IG H x LOW 28 29 30 31 September 1 86 ■ -fc , ; < 76 I 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 v , 68 71 83 80 75 78 -, — •'JÌ- 57 64 46 Ed-wU 48 46 52 44 48 57 58 -, 47 49 an officer to make periodic checks on your house and yard. The officer will walk around your house and yard. He/she will check to see that things are the way you left them. If something is different, or suspicious, it is reported to the supervisor and investigated. WHEN YOU RETURN: We will cancel the house patrol once you are back home and contact us about it. IMPORTANT: We can’t guarantee that nothing will happen while you’re away. Intruders are less likely to intrude, though, and the officer pays attention to little things before they get big. INTERESTING: Did you know that while our police department provides this service, most other police departments around the state do not? NOTE: See if you don’t have a nicer feeling about being away, knowing that a “ house check” has been filed with your police department. Officer Tom S tites cites vehicles parked in handicapped parking areas and reserved areas. Misuse o f marked parking areas has prom pted action by Warm Springs police.
