PACK 6 November 17, 1989
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Subbasin planning
Cultural impacts should be considered
An estimated 1 50 people listened
to 25 representatives of regional
agencies and organizations, tribes,
utilities and Bonneville customers
as they met for the second Salmon
and Steelhcad Round Table in
October. The meeting, sponsored
by the Northwest Power Planning
Council, was designed to review
efforts under the Columbia River
Uasin Pish and Wildlife Program
:i nd to provoke ideas for the future.
In the wrap-up of the session,
Council Chairman Tom Trulove
reported, "Generally, we heard that
salmon and steelhcad declines over
tlu last several decades have been
halted." But he noted several cau
tions about this conclusion, such as
a small decline in runs over the past
year and the fact that many natural
stocks have been replaced by hatch
cry production.
Round table participants said
fish runs that need the most atten
tion now are those in the Snake
River BAsin. They also pointed to
many positive program accomp
lishments such as habitat projects,
hatchcryies, improved passage in
the Yakima Basin and better research.
Past and future costs of the fish
program were a major focus of the
discussions. Participants urged policy
level discussions prior to develop
ing budgets and utilities said no
area of the budget should be
immune from consideration for re
ductions. Representatives of agen
cies and tribes urged that deeply
felt cultural impacts and years of
inaction should be considered along
with economic factors when mak
ing rehabilitation decisions.
Discussion also centered on strcam
lining the processes for implement
ing fish measures and on wheteher
a consensus was necessary prior to
all decisions.
Holiday tournament begins Nov. 23
The Holiday Elimination Bas
ketball tournmcnt will begin Thurs
day, November 23 at 2 p.m. and
end on Saturdy, November 25.
Twelve teams from the Northw
est will be vying for a chance to
play in the Holiday Tournament
held at the end of December. For
more information contact Delano
"Satch" Miller at (503)553-3250.
Business opportunity noted
The Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs is seeking proposals
from qualified tribal members or a
consortium including tribal mem
bers who would like to buy or lease
the Warm Springs Chevron Sta
tion or would like to lease the phys
ical site and negotiate the removal
andor replacement of the existing
structure. The prime retail site is
located along busy U.S. Highway
26. The entire operation including
the building, equipment and inven
tory is available for lease or pur-
Tribal vehicles for sale
Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle
Number Description Identification Number Price
6 1983 Chevy 34-ton
2-wd Pickup 2GCE24D6O1KK00 $3,600.00
H 1983 Ford 34-ton
4X4 Pickup 1FW26I80PA44257 4,150.00
18 1983 Ford 34-ton
2-wd Pickup 1FTEF25Y0DPA43698 2,950.00
26 1982 Datsun
2wd Pickup JN6MD01S6CU102679 1,500.00
27 1981 IHC 30-passenger
shuttle bus 'HVBA1855BHB21362 3,500.00
49 1985 Ford LTD Cr. Vic.
S" 4-dr sedan 2FABP43G4FX223078 2,850.00
50 1985 Ford LTD Cr. Vic.
"S 4-dr sedan 2FABP43G6FX223079 2,850.00
74 1986 Ford LTD Cr. Vic.
"S" 4-dr sedan 2FABP43G4GX222773 3,950.00
76 1986 Ford LTD Cr. Vic.
S" 4-dr sedan 2FABP43G8GX222775 4,000.00
217 1980 Oatsun
2-wd Pickup H7201 27992 1,750.00
220 1958 International
Fire truck FA154I8G 3,200.00
221 1980 Oatsun 2-wd Pickup
with utility bed EH720135111 1,500.00
222 1980 Datsun 2-wd Pickup
with utility bed EH720135010 1,500.00
1965 Industrial Western
Tank trailer 3547-4 3,000.00
chase. The land is available on a
lease basis only from the Confed
erated Tribes.
With expected sales in excess of
$360,000, the two-bay service sta
tion building is complete with can
opy, restrooms, equipment and all
fixtures. The facility also includes
two gasoline tanks and one dicsel
tank with a total of four pumps.
Proposals will be accepted until
5 p.m., December 15. 1989.
The Confederated Tribes reserves
the right to reject any and all pro
posals or parts thereof and retains
the right to negotiate with any and
all parties that have submitted a
bid.
Interested parties may obtain
additional information or receive
copies of the Request for Propos
als from:
Robert Raimondi, Economic
Development Department, Con
federated Tribes of Warm Springs,
PO Box C, Warm Springs, OR
97761. Phone (503)553-3314.
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Geo-Quiz
The geo-quix was not correctly Identified in the last Issue of Spilyay Tymoo, so here It Is again. Correctly
Identify the location of this geologic formation and win a year's subaiption for yourself or a friend. Call
553-1644 with your answer.
Cats available
to good homes
CATS! Have we
got cats!
PLEASE, CALL!
553-1644 or
475-2419
Start date of sale: November I3, 1989
Vehicles are on display at the Tribal Vehicle Pool at 4204 Holliday
Lane in Warm Springs. Phone 553-3224.
Parties purchasing a vehicle by loan will need to have a letter from
the financing company guaranteeing the loan. This letter must state
the name and address of the buyer and the name, address and phone
number of the financing company. Please include the vehicle
number, description, VIN and price. Please state the method of
handling the title: To be released to the buyer or to be mailed to
the financing company.
Title and vehicle will be released immediately upon receipt of a
certified check or cash. Title and vehicle will be held for a maximum
often days upon receipt of a personal or company check in order for
the check to clear.
All units will be sold "as is"and on a first-come, first-served basis.
Madras Jr. High
Parent Club meeting
December5, 1989
7-8:30 p.m.
at Madras Jr. High
The topic for discussion is how to deal with changes
in your junior high student. A video wil be shown
and counselors will be present to answer questions.
Parents of junior high students are encouraged to
attend.
Community Center Calendar
November
OSU vs U of O at Eugene
23 Holiday Eliminations tournament
23-24 Thanksgiving Holidays
December
1-3 Roadrunners 40 and over tourney
5 MHS basketball
4:15 p.m. Fr. Boys vs Hood River
6:00 p.m. JV Boys vs Hood River
7 Community Christmas Tree lighting
9 Warm Springs Christmas Bazaar
14 MHS basketball
4:15 pm. Fr. Boys vs Mt.View
15 Ron's 18 & Under Boy's Tourney
18-19 Gym closed
19 W.S. Elementry Christmas Program
25 Christmas Holiday
27-3- Annual Holiday Men's Tournament
Upward Bound to
celebrate 25th
The Upward Bound Program at
the University of Oregon will cele
brate its 25th anniversary in August
of 1990. Alumni or staff interested
in planning or attending this event,
please write Upward Bound, Uni
versity of Oregon, 1859 E. 15th,
Eugene, Oregon 97403.
Stations will air
school closures
Cold weather season is upon us.
Please be sure you know the proce
dures when school will be closed.
1. Early morning closure an
nouncements or school delays will
be broadcast by radio stations
KWSI, KRCO, KPRB and KTVZ
TV. Listen to the radio, please do
not call the school or the support
services building.
2. It may be necessary to send
children home early because of a
threat of severe weather or other
emergency. Please have a "second
home" near your home where your
children may stay in case you are
away from home, and let your
children know what the plan is that
you make for these emergencies.
Go over this with your children so
they will be prepared for any emer
gency that may arise.
3. Since the cold weather is here
be sure that your child remem
bers to bring a coat to school.
Being outside is important, but it is
cold enough that a coat is needed.
If your child has been sick and you
feel a need for them to stay inside
please send a note with your child.
Court Notice
The Confederated Tribe of the Warm Springs
Reservation of Oregon
Kinet Wolfe
Defendant
Order to Show Cause for Public Notice
Case no. CR60S-88
To: Kanet Wolfe
You are hereby notified: That the above cited
case(5), as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court,
has been scheduled for show cause hearing at 9:30
a.m., on the 29lh day of November, 1989.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court at the time and
date shown to show cause why the suspended
sentence of $250 fine, should not be imposed for
your failure to comply with the sentence imposed
against you. This hearing will not be a full hearing
on the merits of case; you must appearand defend
against a complaint that you failed to obey the
Order of the Court.
If you fail to appear as so ordered, the Tribal
Court shall enter a complaint for contempt of
court and issue a warrant for your arrest. If you
have any questions, you should seek legal assist
ance immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, on this 27th
day of October 1989.
Lola Sohappy
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Job Announcements
Hours DescriptionExperience
8 a.m. lo 5 p.m. MA MS plus two years ex
penence
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seven years experience resi
dermal and commercia
building, with two yean
supervisory
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Journeyman carpenter, five
years experience.
Flexible Basic Police Standard Train
ing, GED, one year law en
forcemcnt experience, valid
Oregon Drivers License.
Flexible GED, valid Oregon Driver's
License, physical exam
required.
8 a.m. to5 p.m. BA in Social Work, two years
experience.
Flexible GED, valid Oregon Driver's
License, physical exam
required.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. High school diploma, valid
Oregon Driver's license,
computer-word Perfect.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. College degree, LAN, pro
gramming, financial back
ground. PMs weekends Train, supervise employees
in data collection for Re
gional Census Center.
PMs weekends Record addresses for Re
gional Census Center.
Flexible High school diploma or
GED. Three years eductio
nexpeirence. Valid Oregon
Driver's License.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. High school graduate; valid
Oregon Driver's License;
basic secretarial computer
knowledge; communicate
well.
8 a.m. to noon One to two years bookkeep
ing experience. High school
graduate plus one to two
years college. Valid Oregon
Driver's License. Bondabie.
Job openings will be posted weekly on Mondays. Applications may
be picked up from Antoinette Pamperien, Compensation Benefits
Coordinator, whose" office is located between the xerox room and the
Employment Services office in the Administration Buildinc. Phone;
553-3325.
All applicants will be required to take a pre-employment druealco-
hol screening test.
Position
Adolescent Substance Abuse
Specialist
Working Construction Foreman
Journeyman Carpenter
Corrections Officers, one
female
Two Special Officers
Childreni Protective Servi
ces Director
Police Officer, Simnasho
SecretaryReceptionist
Two Systems Analysts
Crew Leader
Enumerator
Youth
Home)
Worker (Group
H Youth Development
Aide
Bookkeeper
Indian languageContinued from page 1
More legends will be deve
loped into curriculum and the
Cutlure and Heritage Depart
ment hopes to see an Indian
Arts curriculum introduced into
District schools as soon as pos
sible. An Indian language pro
gram has recently been approved
by the 509-J School Board for
kindergarten students at Warm
Springs Elementary. A plan is
being developed to bring the
Indian language to all grades.
Adults, too, will benefit from
the language and legend collec
tion of the Culture and Heritage
Department. Morrison visual
izes classes in the language for
adults, eventually. At this time
materials are available for view
ingat the Culture and Heritage Depart
ment located at the Community
Center.
LIEAP priority given to seniors, handicapped
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The 1990 Low Income Energy
Assistance Program (LIEAP) is
starting up December 1, 1989.
Priority will go to senior citizens
and the handicapped. Handicapped
means an individual receives dis
ability payments.
LIEAP will provide a one-time
payment to eligible recipients, to
help with heating costs. Payments
will usually go directly to the vendor
providing the source of heat.
Eligibility will depend upon
income from all family members,
before taxes, either for the past 90
days, or 1 2 months, whichever is in
the applicant's favor. The income
guidelines are below. A maximum
payment of either $250 or $200,
depending on income, will be made
to a vendor.
It is very important that appli
cants schedule an appointment and
bring all materials listed below to
complete the application. Appoint
ments will be rescheduled if certifi
cation materials are not brought to
the appointment.
Applicants must provide proof
of all household income, a current
electric bill, name of fuel supplier,
medical bills paid in 1989, social
security numbers of all household
members and proof of ages of
children.
Also, if someone helps pay the
rent, or you live in subsidized hous
ing, you must supply a one year
printout of electric and or gas bill
or 12 months of actual bills for
electricity, gas, oil, wood, etc. The
amount of interest earned on
accounts must also be provided.
If you are attending college on a
grant, are self-employed or are
receiving unemployment benefits,
forms must be picked up at the
LIEAP office prior to an appoint
ment. Also, if the landlord pays part of
the heating bill, a signed statement
showing this is required.
Please keep in mind that the
money for this program is limited
and is expected to run out early.
Checks to vendors will not be cut
until January, 1990, but the money
will be committed to families start
ing now.
Applicants may call Jeff Cohen,
coordinator of low income servi
ces, at 553-3422 to schedule an
appointment.
Poverty Income Guidelines for Oregon
Size of Family Annual Income 125 Monthly Income 125
1 $7,475 $623.
2 $10,025 $835.
3 $12,575 $1,048
4 $15,125 $1,260
5 $17,675 $1,473
6 $20,225 $1,685
7 $22,775 $1,898
8 $25,325 $2,110
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