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Coyote News
In Brief
Graduates noted
Many Warm Springs .
students graduated from
various schools this
spring.
Spilyay I'nawa
mish'kaau
Question: "If the Tribe
had the ability to expand
the Indian Head Casino,
do you believe we
should?"
Who has the best
"No Talent" dog?
Owners and their dogs
strutted their stuff at the
"No Talent" dog show
June 9.
Kirk writes story
about Rock Bear
Local writer Anthony Kirk
recently submitted a
story about Rock Bear.
Museum receives
grant - '
The Museum At Warm
Springs was recently
awarded a grant from
the Institute of Museum
and Library Services and
the Heritage
Preservation.
Language Lessons
Sahaptin and Wasco
language lessons are
orcerea.
6 and 7
Students receive
academic awards
JCMS and WSE
students received
awards during
ceremonies before
school let out.
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Schoolie timber sale
noted
Warm Springs forestry
has planned a 1998 sale
for the Schoolie area.
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Souers retires
Long-time girls high
school softball coach
Dick Souers recently
announced his
retirement from
coaching.
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Don't forget the
Education Banquet
tonight at the Agency
Longhouse
beginning at 6 pm.
Deadline for the next
Spilyay Tymoo is
Friday,
. June 26, 1993
Spilyay
(Coyote
Arlyn Dawn Garcia
ECE celebrates youth with Head
, Mr.
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Drummers helped ECE students, parents and staff celebrate youth during powwow earlier this
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Council seeking two Gaming Commissioners
The Tribal Council of the Con
federated Tribes of the Warm Springs
Reservation would like to announce
the following vacancies:
, ., Warm Springs Gaming Commis
sioners (2 Positions) "'
1) Establishment of Gaming
Commission. There is hereby estab
lished by the Tribe a Commission to
be known as the Warm Springs Tribal
Gaming Commission (hereafter "The
Gaming Commission"). The Gam
ing Commission shall be composed
of three persons, who shall be desig
nated as "Gaming Commissioners."
Gaming Commissioners may be
members or non-members of the
Tribe, provided that not less than one
Gaming Commissioner shall be a
tribal member.
2) Selection, of Gaming Com
mission. The Tribal Council shall by
motion appoint a five-member Gam- ,
ing Commission Selection Commit
tee (hereafter "The Selection Com
mittee") and two members, at large.
Members of the Selection Commit
tee may be either members or non
members of the Tribe. The Selection
Committee shall establish prdlpedure
for notice of vacancies o the Gaming
Commission, recruitment of quali-
Summer Fun designed to keep kids busy
Are the kids begging for some
thing to do this summer already? Are
they bored, irritable and just plain
acting lazy? Well, the Warm Springs
Summer Recreation department has
just the answer. Get the kids signed
up and it's a sure bet they won't be
bored.
Summer recreation staff coordi
nator Laura Sahme, sportsathletic
coordinator and the rest of the staff
including Carol Allison, Lucinda
Green, Lo vie Ike and Covey Col wash
are ready to keep the kids busy and
off the streets this summer.
Rules and regulations go with any
organized activities and the Summer
Recreation Program is no different.
Kids at the Community Center that
No late clinic at the
Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Center
due to shortage of
physician and nursing
staff. Clinic hours will
be as follows:
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday 1 to 5 p.m.
These hours in effect
from June 8 to July 2,
1998
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fied applicants, interview and selec
tion process. The Selection Commit
tee shall submit their nominee(s) for
any vacancies on the Gaming Com-'
mission to the Tribal Council for
c&nfifmatron and -appointment, by
Tribal Council Resolution.
3) Disqualification of Office. The
following person may not serve as
Gaming Commissioners
A) Members of the Tribal Council;
B) Employees of any gaming enter
prise on the Reservation;
C) The immediate family of any gam
ing contractor (including any prin
cipal thereof or closely associated
independent contractor). For the
purposes of this section, immedr
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ate family members are defined as
husband, wife, son, daughter, ':;
mother, father, brother, sister,
grandfather, grandmother, legal
guardian, or other totally depen- ;
dent relative of the individual. .;'
D) Persons who would not be eli
gible to receive a gaming license
from the Tribes; or
E) Persons having any interest in or : '
responsibility for, either directly ,:
or indirectly, any gaming related
contract with the Tribes or any
gaming enterprise on the Reserva- ,
tion.
choose not to participate in the pro
gram will not be supervised. Daily
activities are for kids six years and
older, unless otherwise stated.
Kids that come to the Summer
Recreation Program and decide to
walk to the store will not be super
vised. Kids are encouraged to call
their parents to obtain permission to
leave the building. Activities are con
ducted by the Community Wellness
CenterRecreation Department staff
and youth development workers. The
Summer Recreation activities began
Monday, June 15 and will continue
until Friday, August 7.
All Summer Recreation partici-.
pants must have a signed consent
waiver, available at the Center of
Proposed road construction announced
Project Assessment 1998-2000.
WSIR 3(27) Dry Creek curves
realignment of Route 3 consist of
taking out the sharp curves just before
the Dry Creek Bridge and installing
two 4.3 meter wide lanes with
smoother curves and replacing the
bridge with a new drainage structure
in Dry Creek.
WSIR53(6)Hollywoodcxtcnsion
starting at the dead end of Holly wood
Boulevard and extending it west to
the intersection of Kof-Num and
Kalama Lane. Construction will
consist of two, 4.6 meter wide lanes
with a 2.4 metcrbikc path on the west
side of the street.
WSIR 3003(4) Sunnyside main
road &
WSIR 3003(5) Sunnyside cul-dc-sac.
New road construction in
Sunnyside subdivision would
P.O. Box 870
Warm Springs, OR 97761
Address Correclion Requested
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' 4) Terms of office, The Gaming
Commissioners shall serve for three
year terms, except that immediately
after enactment of this Act one of the
Gaming Commissioners shall serve
' for two years, one of the Gaming
Commissioners shall serve for three
years, and one of the Gaming Com
missioners shall serve for four year.
, The respective term for each Gaming
Commissioner shall be designated in
J their appointment. Gaming Commis-
t sioners may serve for more than one
term.
, If you are interested, please sub
mit a resume and a letter of interest
r before July 4, l998to
Trial Council Office
(Attention Lynn Davis)
PO Box 1299
, Warm Springs, OR 97761
Resumes are important Please
submit resumes with letter of inter
est. Resume should contain informa
tion such as education background,
work experiencetraining, special
interests, etc.
Background investigation will be
required. Applicants will be asked to
complete a request for background
check with tribal and state police.
fice. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
All children 18 years of age and
under participating in the Summer
Food Service Lunch Program will be
served lunch in the Social Hall dur
ing the noon hour Mondays through
Thursdays. The lunch program is
offered free of charge to all children
ages 0-18 only.. No outside food or
drinks are allowed in the Social Hall
during this time.
If you are interested in getting
your kids involved in the Summer
Recreation Program, call the Center
at 553-3243 or 553-3244. The Cen
ter also has copies of the many activi
ties planned for this summer.
connect the end of Sunset Drive to
the Dry Creek Road. Construction
would consist of two 4.6 meter wide
lanes.
Next is a street with a cul-de-sac
on the end with construction would
consist of two 4.6 meter wide lanes
for a subdivision street, with about
15-20 new home site lots.
WSIR 75(5) Greeley Heights
Phase V construction of a subdivision
street in Greeley Heights would start
at the intersection of Quail Trail and
West Spur Street and ending at Mt.
Jefferson Street, with two 4.6 meter
wide lanes for about another 15-20
home site lots.
For information, questions or a
copy of the Project Assessment you
can contact Edwin Manion, BIA
Roads, Warm Springs, OR, 553-2424.
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Future team dancers?
Tribe to break ground for
"All Warrior Memorial"
Members of the Confederated
Tribes of Warm. Springs will break
ground for the "All Warrior Memo
rial" Friday, June 26, 1998 begin
ning at 1 0 a.m. in the field adjacent to
The Museum At Warm Springs.
I he Memorial, many feel, is long
10 a.m.
Grand Entry
Post Colors
Invocation
Speakers
Groundbreaking ceremonies
Warm
Wasco
Paiute
Rifle Ceremonies Northwest Indian Veterans
Taps Walter
Closing Ceremonies
Honor
Retire Colors Veterans
Lunch will be served at the
"Quilts, Quilts, Quilts," to open July 11 at
Warm Springs Museum Exhibit Gallery
"Quilts, Quilts, Quilts" exhibit
will open July 1 1 at the Museum at
Warm Springs.
"Quilts, Quilts, Quilts," an exhibit
featuring old quilts, new quilts, or
show quilts, is the next show
scheduled for July 1 1, 1998 through
September 28, 1998 in the Museum
At Warm Springs Exhibit Gallery.
The show will feature a number of
Confederated Tribes of Warm
General Council Meeting
Tuesday, June 30, 1998
Agency Longhouse
Dinner at 6 p.m.
Meeting at 7 p.m.
Agenda: Kah-Nee-Ta Update
U.S. Postage
Bulk Rate Permit No. 2
Warm Springs, OR 97761
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over-due and will finally become
reality. The Memorial honors all who
served in the Armed Forces of the
United States. Local men and women
will be remembered for their service
to the country.
A tentative schedule for the day's
events follows.
One Seven-Seven Drum religion
Carlos Calica Drum
Veterans
Johnny Selam, Lifetime member
Former Governor Victor Atiyeh,
BIA Area Director Stan Speaks
Colonel James Noteboom
Springs Chief Delvis Heath,
Chief Nelson Wallulatum
Chief Vernon Henry
Association
Yakama Warriors
Langnese III
Song, Carlos Calica Drum
Agency Longhouse
Springs quilters. The deadline for
quilts to be turned in is June 22, 1 998
but will be accepted until July 3,
ivys.
The opening reception is
scheduled for July 1 1, 1998 at 12:00
noon. There will be demonstrations
in hand quilting, machine quilting,
and tie quilting.
The public is invited to attend and
for more information contact Eraina
Palmer at the Museum54 1-553-333 1 .