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Coyote News
In Brief
Suppahs express
thoughts
Franklin and Margaret
Suppah feel life these
days moves too fast.
Still plenty of
summer left
Many events are still on
the calendar for the
month of August. Keep
the kids happy with lots
to do.
Pararde honors
Korean veterans
Korean veterans were
honored with a parade,
special meal and
speeches July 27.
WSCC fires up
sewing machines
A new line of clothing
may help Warm Springs
Clothing resume work.
Kids speak but
Participants in the
summer work program
were surveyed recently
on how they felt about
different things. Read all
about it
Lessons presented
Learning Sahaptin and
Wasco is made easier.
This issue features the
second written Paiute
lessons.
6 and 7
Sky box results
presented
Individuals responding to
the Rose Garden sky
box survey expressed
their opinion. Overall,
locals don't like the idea.
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Winter storms
caused much
damage
Reservation forests,
streams and roads were
badly damaged by the
Flood of '96.
Smith okay
Wildhorse racer Jason
Smith sustained serious
injuries at a June rodeo
in Nevada. Just one
month later, Smith is
back at work and rarin'
to go
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High school althetes
and parents are invited
to attend an
informational meeting
Thursday, August 8 at
7 p jn. in the high
school cafeteria. Fall
althletics begin
practice August 19.
Deadline for the next
Spilyay Tymoo is
Friday,
August 9, 1996
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help with health care costs of his sister, 3-year-old, Teresa.
Huckleberry Feast
Sunday, August 4
HeHe Longhouse
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Timber tour scheduled for August 6, 7
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Rainbow Dancers performed at the
annual timber tour will be held Tues
day and Wednesday, August 6 and 7. Vehicles
will leave the administration building at 8:30
a.m. each day. Vehicles and lunches will be
provided for participants. For further informa
tion, contact Theron Henry at 553-2416 or
Minnie Yahtin at 553-3257.
Day One
Stop 1 Nine Creeks Timber Sale Com
mercial thinning sil vicultural prescription with
Bob Gill and John Arena
Stop 2 Nine Creeks Timber Sale Pon
derosa Pine Open Park like silvicultural pre
scription with Bob Gill and John Arena
Lunch at Junction of J-150 and J-100
Stop 3 Gopher Trapping Program with
Tommy James and John Arena
Stop 4 Tenino Salvage activity time per
mitting with Matt Jimenez
Day Two
Stop 1 Old Mill III Timber Sale Rev iew
Proposed helicopter loggingcommercial
thinning with Kevin Senderak and John Arena
Stop 2 Mill Creek II Timber Sale Broad
cast burning with Mike Gomez and Mike
Cunningham
Lunch at Badger Creek W-200
Stop 3 Camas Prairie Salvage SaleTwin
Camas Blowdown salvage Discuss salvage
conditions, imminent mortality with Matt
Jimenez
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Fair in the evenings.
Student Success Strategies
begins August 14
Are you serious about getting a
college education or technical train
ing? Do you want to be successful in
school? Would you like to be eligible
for tribal funding? Do you really
want to be prepared for your college
experience? Then STUDENT SUC
CESS STRATEGIES is for you.
Student Success Strategies will
tell you how to apply for a Tribal
Education GrantLoan. It will also
tell you about college programs and
their purposes.
Student Success Strategies will
Adoption election planned
The Warm Springs Tribal Council, on July 16, set October 16,
1996 as the date for the next adoption election.
Adoption applications must be completed and returned to the
Tribal Vital Statistics department by Friday, August 16.
Applications will not be accepted after August 16. Tribal Council
will review the applications and determine who will be on the final
adoption list.
There are presently 139 individuals who have applied for tribal
membership. Most of those applied for membership in 1990. An
election was planned for 1 990 but never materialized.
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help you with personal budgeting
strategies so you won't run out of
money before you run out of school
days. It will teach you goal settings
methods and how to build effective
time management techniques into
your life.
Student Success Strategies will
teach you test taking tips and build
your critical thinking skills.
Special summer session will start
August 1 4 at 8:30 a.m. Sign up a the
High Education Office. Any ques
tions, please call 553-1428.
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