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in brief. ...
Calica to work with
Senator Gordon Smith
Portland State University
graduate Direlle Calica
recipient of Mark 0.
Hatfield fellowship.
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1999 Graduates excited
and relieved
Photos show excitement
and relief of graduates as
they complete this
milestone in their life.
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Warm Springs students
attend Northwest Indian
Youth Conference
With a lot of work and
commitment students
take enjoyable trip.
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Liana Tom to compete
in High School National
Rodeo
Freshman student enjoys
rodeos. Will attend
National Rodeo.
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Deadline for the next
issue of Spilyay Tymoo
is
Friday, June 25, 1999
12:00 Noon
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Compact agrees with tribes of
The Compact states of Oregon
and Washington agreed with the
Columbia River treaty tribes to close
the Bonneville Pool tribal' commer
cial setline fishery for sturgeon be
cause the catch is approaching the
harvest guideline.
Bonneville Pool Setline Ffshery
Closure: Effective 6 pm Saturday,
June 5, 1999.
Pelton Hydroelectric relicensing discussed with PGE,
possible requirement for referendum in August
Tribal Council took action through
resolution No. 9662 to initiate formal
discussions that would resolve the
competition between PGE and the
Tribes for the right to own and operate
the Pelton Round Butte Hydroelectric
projects on the Deschutes River. This
will, if successfully completed, place
PGE and the Tribes in a partnership
role. Tribal Council also took action
to appoint the Three Chiefs and the
Secretary-Treasurer of the Tribal
Council to lead the formal
negotiations. Discussions are moving
forward to address the ownership
and conditions of how the two parties
would structure the partnership. One
element calls for the draft agreements
to be ready for Tribal membership to
review and vote via referendum in
August of this year.
This would allow for PGE and the
Tribes to jointly file an application
for the next license to the Federal
COCC summer
The Central Oregon Community
College library will be open for
summer term (June 2 1 to August 1 3 )
during the following hours: Monday
and Wednesdays: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00
p.m.. Tuesdays and Thursdays: 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Fridays: 8 00 a.m.
to 4:00 p m.. Saturdays: closed and
Sundays 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p m. The
library computer lab will open at
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Head Start students graduate
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John Day Pool Setline Fishery:
Remains open, scheduled to close at
6 pm on Saturday, July 31.
Scaffold Fishery: The scaffold
fishery (dipnet, hoopnet, hook and
line, etc.) reopened on June 1 for all
species.
If you have any fishing enforce
ment problems or need assistance or
information, day or night, contact
Energy Regulatory Commission,
(FERC) no later than December of
this year. The necessary work which
includes identifying what measures
will be proposed in managing fish &
wildlife, recreation and cultural
resources during the next license
period. To efficiently compile the
proposed elements of this license
application it will require that both
sides begin discussing issues as early
as possible. The material and work
load required to accomplish this are
significant. Both parties agree we
must start working together in July
or August of this year, says Jim
Manion. General Manager Warm
Springs Power Enterprise.
The settlement discussions also
calls for the tribal membership to
vote through referendum to approve
the settlement agreement. In addition
to the Tribes and PGE agreeing, the
US Department of Interior through
library hours
1 0:00 a.m. Mondays through Fridays
and close at the same time as the
library.
The library w ill be open between
terms during the following hours:
June 12: 1 :00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.. June
13: closed. June 14 to 18: 1:00 to
4:00 p.m.. June 19 and 20: closed.
For more information call 383-7565.
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Warm Springs. OR 97761
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the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish
eries Enforcement Office, 4270
Westcliff Drive, Hood River, OR.
Phone: (541)-386-6363 or toll-free
(800)-478-FISH (3474). Please con
sult your tribal Fish and Wildlife
Committee for additional details on
tribal regulations.
Please wear your life jackets for
safety.
(BIA) must also approve the
conditions of the agreement. The
Department of Interior has been
involved with the discussions and
recognizes the very tight Federal
timelines involved.
Tribal Council has been working
on this issue for several years and
understands the importance to the
Tribes in two ways, the economic
element that fund tribal services, and
the natural resource issues that will
be addressed in the next license.
Chairman, JP Patt commented. "It is
very critical that our membership
become aware of how this project
impacts our tribe." The Tribal
Council will be scheduling district
meetings and general council
meetings to help describe the issues
in this process. If discussion proves
successful the Tribal Council would
anticipate calling for a referendum
sometime in August.
Sr.disabied
housing available
Subsidized SeniorDisabled. Sub
sidized units may be available at this
time. If not. qualified applicants may
be placed on a wailing list. Guardian
Management is committed to Equal
Housing Opportunity. Madras Es
tates 242 SW 3rd. Madras. OR 475-1969.
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Y2K or Year 2000
Public Information Meeting Tuesday, June
29, 1999 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Warm Springs
Community Wellness Center Social Hall
A light deli-type buffet meal
will be served!!!
Sponsored by WS Fire & Safety &
OSU Extension
For more information or questions,
call Bernadette 553-3238 or
RaNeva 553-1634
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days
June 25, 26, 27, 1999
"Carrying Traditions into the new Millenium"
Warm Springs, OR
Approximately $15,000 in prizes
Contest age groups: 6 & under, 7-11, 12-16, and 17 &
over for Traditional, FancyJingleGrass.
Team Dance Competition for Men & Women.
11 & under is open, does not require registration.
Three Hand Drum Contest
Traditional Dress Parade.
Specials: Krysta Rhoan All Around. 12-17 teen girls,
Kala Johnson All Around girls ages 7-1 1 ,
Celestine Charley Special in Memory of Celestine
Charley-Girls Traditional ages 7-11.
Vendor & Powwow Information:
Cassie Katchia, 541-553-7015 or 553-2128
P.O. Box 29, Warm Springs, OR 97761
Nathan "8-Ball" Jim 553-1403
U.S. Postage
utk Rate Permit No. 2
rm Springs, OR 97761
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