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Coyote News
In Brief
Employees complete
program
Eight tribal member
employees recently
completed a two-year
Employee Development
program offered by the
Tribe.
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Celebrate the Fourth
Warm Springs has BIG
plans for the Fourth of
July. Community
members are
encouraged to
participate.
Pi-Ume-Sha next
weekend
Warm Springs will be
abuzz with activity June
28, 29 and 30 with Pi-Ume-Sha.
Adams earns trip to
Washington, D.C.
Read 20-year-old Lydell
Adams' essay about the
Salmon Corps Program
which earned him a trip
to DC.
Language lessons
continue r
Sahaptin and Wasco
language lessons are
offered.
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Youth attend
Challenge Course
Four Warm Springs
youth recently
successfully completed
the Oregon National
Guard Youth Challenge
Course In Bend.
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Graduates noted
Numerous individuals
recently graduated from
various programs.
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Youth oarticiDate in
Hershey meet
Several Warm Springs
. youth participated in the
popular Hershev Track
Meet in Bend. Four took
first places, earning
them a chance at the
regional competition in
Eugene this weekend.
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OSU offers advice
It's vacation time and
travelers are urged to
repack their wallets and
purses to discard any
unnecessary items.
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Welcome
visitors!
Enjoy
the
Pi-Ume-Sha
FestivitiesI
Deadline for the next
Spilyay Tymoo Is
Thursday,
June 27, 1996
Spilyay
(Coyote
Warm Springs Elementary student
Powwow held June 12.
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Simnasho students performed a hoop dance that they created as a
group dance. Here is the flower formation.
KahWeeTa Sesort
Ground Breaking Ceremony
Kah-Mce-Ta Village
ane 21, 1996
11:00 am
Lunch will be served at Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge
immediately following the ceremonies.
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Arlene Graham and all other
teachers received gifts of
appreciation for their hard work
and dedication to the education
of the students.
Winners
announced
The Warm Springs Community
Environmental Month Springs Clean
Up contest winners were as follows:
$100 first prize-Lamont Brown
1713 Foster West Hill
$75 second prize-Ralph Aguilar
8575131 00 Rd. Sid waiter
$50 third prize-Beverly Kaleak
1367A Tenino Duplex
$25 fourth prize-Katherine Culps
2376 Oitz Loop Trailer courts
Prizes sponsored by Nancy
Collins, Tribal Sanitarian
Warm Sprins Elementary Students
Poster & Essay Contest results were
as follows:
Essay Winners
Ikie Heath-written about water
Robert Bailey-written about water
Laritta Greene-written about water
Lindsay-McCoTOy-written about soil
Felicity VanPelt-writtn about soil
Environmental Poster Winners:
Morning Kindergarten
Ashley Davis
Samantha Pennington
Teryl Florendo
Bradford Heath
Afternoon Kindergarten
Attcitty Begay
Clinton Tainerwasher
Victoria Katchia
Crystal Thomas
Third Grade
Robert Thomas Jr-Room 25
Esten Culpus-Room 25
Steven James-Room 25
Larry Switzler-Room 25
Fourth Grade
Laritta Greene-Room 15
Joseph Arthur-Room 15
Danni Laurence-Room 19
Candi Rhoan-Room 19
Ashley Aguilar-Room 15
Felicity Van Pelt-Room 15
Terron McDonald-Room 19
Claircssa Picard-Room 19
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Responses due by July 15....
Tribal services survey
mailed to members
Tribal members 20 years of age
and older, a total of 1,910, received
the third Tribal Services Survey
earlier this month. The survey asks
for comments and suggestions on
services offered to the community by
the Confederated Tribes. Results of
the survey will be compared to the
1994 Tribal Services Survey to
measure the Tribe's progress. The
results will be like a "report card"
from tribal members. Responses are
due by July 15. Surveys will be
summarized by faculty members of
the University of Oregon.
If respondents sign their names,
they will receive a copy of this year's
ratings and become eligible for a
CefeSrate graduation1.
banquet and presentations
June 20
Sfyency Longhouse
6 p.m.
Community members, friends and
famify invited
Annual HeHe Spiritfest set
The annual HeHe Spiritfest iwill
be held July 5, 6 and 7. The threel'day
event will focus on alcohol and drug
awareness and encourages AA; NA,
Al-Anon, Ala-Teen and ACOA
participation.
Friday's activities include a
potluck dinner, an AA meeting and a
modern dance.
Saturday will begin with breakfast
(on your own), 12-step recovery
meetings, games and other activities,
dinner at 5 p.m. followed by an Indian
Night Out powwow.
Sunday will feature a spiritual
breakfast.
For those not familiar with the
Senior Citizens
The Warm Springs Senior Citizen
Program have been making plans for
a trip to Albuquerque and an Alaskan
Cruise in the month of August.
Seniors going to Albuquerque
have the opportunity to attend the
National Indian Council on Aging
and do some sightseeing and touring
of the area. They will catch a flight
from Portland August 28 and return
September 1 .
There will be four staff members
traveling with Senior Citizens to
Albuquerque. Seniors are welcome
to sign up as an alternate for this trip,
it is paid for.
The Alaskan cruise has been
coordinated by the Muckleshoot
Senior Citizen Program and Warm
Springs Senior Program was invited
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Austin Greene barbecues hamburgers at the annual Healthy Nations
Open House, June 11. There was enough burgers, melon, chips, etc.
for 800 people.
U.S. Postage
Bulk Rate Permit No. 2
Warm Springs, OR 97761
$ 1 00 prize. Names are separated from
the survey so suggestions and ratings
will be confidential as in years past.
Tribal members are asked their
satisfaction level of specific services,
ranging from very satisfied to very
dissatisfied. There is adequate room
to comment. Tribal services are
separated into policy functions and
operating functions including edu
cation, human services, business and
economic development, housing
services, public utilities, natural re
sources and public safety.
Contact the tribal planning de
partment at 553-3270 if any you have
any questions or if any pages of the
survey are missing.
Warm Springs Reservation, HeHe is
located 18 miles north of Warm
Springs just off US Highway 26.
Camping is available. RVs are
welcome but there are no hookups
available. Participants must bring
cook stoves that meet fire regulations.
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort also offers
accommodations. For reservation at
the Resort, call 553-1 1 12 or 1-800-554-4786.
For registration and more
information, call 553-1127, 553
1289, 553-1729 or 478-2576.
Registration can also be mailed to
PO Box 728, Warm Springs, OR
97761.
travel in August
to attend. The Warm Springs Seniors
will travel to Auburn to meet with
Muckleshoot tribe. They will take a
bus to Vancouver. From there they
will board a cruise ship to and from
Alaska. They will learn of the Alaskan
culture while they are there.
Lucille Schuster is traveling with
12 Senior Citizens on this trip.
Schuster says the Seniors going with
her to Alaska are excited about going.
It will be a new experience for them
and they look forward to it everyday.
They have paid their deposit and
will have their balance paid by August
20. Each Senior is paying $1 100 to
$1300 each for this trip to Alaska.
They have been fundraising for
Seniors who cannot pay the full
amount.
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