PACE 2 June 10, 1994
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
25th Annual Individual and Team Championships
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days Celebration
June 24, 25 and 26, 1995
Warm Springs, Oregon
Vernon Henry
Paiute Chief
Chicken pox outbreak seen
There has been a recent chicken
pox outbreak in Warm Springs.
Chicken pox is caused by a virus that
produces sudden fever, abdominal
pain, tiredness and a rash. The rash
begins as a small blister and leaves a
: scab in three to four days. The illness
: usually occurs in 1 1 to 20 days after
' being exposed. It can be spread to
others up to five days before the rash
appears to six days after the first
blister appears. Children usually
recover in seven to 10 days and have
a life-time immunity. It is important
to prevent the spread of chicken pox
by not bringing your child to the
clinic. Usually home treatment is
; sufficient in caring for chicken pox.
;Home treatment includes:
; 1. Use of cool water compresses
; to reduce the child's itching.
! 2. Keep child as cool a possible.
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I Jimmy Wesley and helpmates erected two teepees May 27 near The Museum at
i Warm Springs as part of a cultural demonstration.
Spilyay Tymoo
Staff Members
PUBLISHER SID MILLER
EDITOR DONNA BEHREND
REPORTERPHOTOGRAPHER SAPHRONIA KATCHIA
REPORTERPHOTOGRAPHER SELENA T. BOISE
REPORTERPHOTOGRAPHER BOB MEDINA
SECRETARY TINA AGUILAR
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SPILYAY TYMO0 1994
Nelson Wallulatum
Wasco Chief
3. Keep the child's nails short to
discourage scratching that can lead
to secondary infections.
4. Use Tylenol for fever. Do not
give aspirin to the child as it can
cause further serious illness.
There are non-prescription
medicines that can decrease a child's
itching. These may be requested
through the pharmacy.
Please do not bring your child to
the clinic if you think he or she has
chicken pox as he or she may be
contagious to others. Your child may
return to school or daycare when
lesions have all scabbed over and
their temperature has been normal
for 24 hours. Call the Health and
Wellness Center if your child has
severe headaches, sensitivity to light,
feverof 103 F, lesionsappearinfected
or are in mouth or throat.
Delvis Heath
Warm Springs Chief
Church camp set for June 11-18
The Full Gospel Church is having
camp meetings the week of June 12
18, 1994. There will be three services
a day at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
There will be three meals a day which
will be at 8 a.m., 12 noon, and S p.m.
These activities will all take place at
the Full Gospel Church in Warm
Springs.
Various gospel singers and
speakers will be in attendance.
Special guest speaker will be
Reverend Stan Summers of Bishop,
California.
Saturday, June 18 there will be a
Changes in landfill laws, requirements noted
In 1984, the Hazardous and Solid
Waste Amendments to the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act
directed the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) to revise
criteria for municipal solid waste
landfills receiving household
hazardous waste. In 1988, EPA
proposed landfill criteria which were
supposed to minimize future clean
ups and reduce the potential
economic impacts on future
generations. Effective dates which
now apply to Warm Springs are:
General effective date:
October 9, 1995
Date by which to install final cover:
October 9, 1996
Effective date of groundwater
monitoring and corrective action:
October 9, 1995
Effective date of financial
assurance:
October 9, 1995
This ruling adds minimum federal
criteria for municipal solid waste
landfills, including location
restrictions, facility design ad
operating criteria, ground-water
monitoring requirements, financial
assurance requirements and closure
and post-closure care requirements.
Because most small communities
would be adversely affected by the
new requirements, the regulations
allow for small municipal landfills
to apply for exemptions from certain
high cost design and corrective action
criteria provided they can meet
ceitain specifications. Warm Springs
can meet the small landfill exemption
requirements.
The new regulations also prohibit
landfills from taking certain types of
slid waste items unless they will be
recycled. Some of these prohibited
items are: tires, white goods, and
sludge. This means that Warm
Springs will need to deal with these
types of items regardless of the solid
waste option selected. Since the
existing landfill has had materials
disposed in it that have not been
monitored, updating the landfill
would be difficult and it would be
better to close this facility and start
fresh. The old landfill must be closed
or updated by October 9, 1995.
Warm Springs needs to begin
operation of the solid waste facility
by October 9, 1995 and would like 0
begin construction by February of
1995.
Four seeking
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Bobbie Calica
As Pi-Ume-Sha is fast
approaching queen candidates have
been selling raffle tickets to vie for
the titlcof Miss Pi-Umc-Sha for 1994.
The ladies whoarc running include
Bobbie Calica, Rose Kirk, Veronica
Bacz and Natasha Edwards.
Seventeen year old Bobbie Calica
is the daughter of Nadine Alvarado
Rose Kirk
groundbreaking of the new Full
Gospel Church at 11:30 a.m. The old
one will be torn down, which has
. been condemned for the past five
years and a new facility will be built.
Pastor Bruce Williams is asking that
the community get involved.
Volunteers are needed to help
fundraising and with labor. It is a
non-profit organization and
donations are tax deductible.
There will also be a Water Baptism
held at 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome
to attend.
The top three options are:
1. Construct a small landfill for
the warm Springs community by
applying for the small landfill
exemptions and contracting out
landfill operation.
2. Construct a transfer station at
the current landfill site.
Proposed Warm
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Pi-Ume-Sha royalty titles
and the late Kenny Calica of Warm
Springs. Warm Springs, Wasco and
aiutc are her native descent. She
, ust recently graduated from Madras
flgh School. She has attended school
; n both Warm Springs and Madras
all her life. She enjoys playing
basketball and softball.
Calica is seeking the title of Miss
Pi-Ume-Sha she stated it was, "My
grandparents wish." In the near future
she plans to attend college
somewhere.
Rose Kirk is the daughter of Olivia
Wallulatum and the late Wind Chancy
of Warm Springs. Kirk is enrolled
Warm Springs. She has just
Veronica Baez
completed the eighth grade at Madras
Junior High and will be attending
Madras High School next fall as a
freshman. She has gone to school in
both Warm Springs and Madras all
her life. She enjoys playing
basketball, which she plays on a
Warm Springs team. She also enjoys
traveling to powwows and playing
softball.
Kirk feels her reason for seeking
the title of Miss Pi-Ume-Sha is that
she feels, "It would be great to be
Miss Pi-Ume-Sha and I 'd like to help
out the powwow." In the future she
plans to attend college and maybe be
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Business management
class set to begin June 29
ihe Small Business Center is
sponsoring the twelve (12) month
ONABEN Small Business
Management Series. This business
series is aimed at individuals currently
in business or in the process of
implementing their completed
business plan. The class will meet
once a month during the evening for
three (3) hours to discuss various
business topics and challenges facing
small businesses. Topics to be
3. Construct a commercial landfill
to take off-reservation waste.
If option 1 is chosen, the following
sites have been looked at for landfill
development:
Site 1 is adjacent to the existing
landfill.
Site 2 is just west of Tewee Butte.
Site 3 is behind Wolfe Point
subdivision.
If option 2 is chosen, the transfer
station would be built on
Springs Landfill sites
a lawyer.
Ten year old Veronica Bacz is the
daughter of Ramona Grecne-Baez of
Warm Springs and Louie Bacz. of
California. She is of the Warm
Springs Ncz Perce descent. She has
just completed the fifth grade at Warm
Springs Elementary and will be
attending the sixth grade at Buff
Elementary in Madras next year.
Baez says she is seeking the title
of Miss Pi-Ume-Sha because her
mom did and she likes to dance. In
the future she plans to become a
teacher.
Natasha Edwards is the daughter
of Dwayne and Lena Kim Ike
Edwardsof Lummi, Washington. Her
paternal grandparents are Richard
Edwards, Sr. and Barbara Edwards
of Lummi. Hcrmatcrnal grandparents
are Chief Fred Ike, Sr. of Rock Creek,
Washington and Daisy Ike of Warm
Springs, Oregon. She is of the Warm
Springs, Wasco and Lummi descent.
She is currently in the third grade,
where she goes to school in Fcrndale,
Washington. She enjoys school and
working with the computers. She also
enjoys dancing; traditional, fancy and
jingle.
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discussed include tnc toiiowing: ij
Record Keeping and Tax Compliance:
2) Money Management and
Budgeting 3) Advertising and Selling
4) Hiring, Training, and supervising
employees 5) Understanding and
Using Financial Statements 6)
Business Resources
This will be on June 29, 1994
from 6-9 p.m. at the Small Business
Center 2107 Wasco Street in Warm
Springs, OR. For more information
or registration call 553-3593. ;
the existing landfill location and
waste would be periodically hauled
to a regional landfill in the
Columbia Gorge or other regional
facility.
Option 3 provides for a large
commercial landfill to be located
in tne northwest corner 01 tn
reservation (Quartz Butte). It would
take 300 to 1,500 tons of waste per
day from off-reservation.
it you have questions or
concerns abut the solid waste
options, please call 553-4943 or
attend the public hearing which
will be coming soon