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Spilyay Tymoo, Wrm Springs, Oregon
November 13, 2005
Chili feed
recognizes
attendance
There will be a chili feed for
the community on Monday,
Nov. 17.
The dinner is open to the
public, and is in recognition of
those students who have im
proved attendance.
The chili feed begins at 5 p.m.
at the Agency Longhouse.
Also, on Dec. 3, another din
ner will be hosted in recognition
of those students with good at
tendance. The Dec. 3 dinner also be
gins at 5 p.m. The dinner menu
for this event is not yet deter
mined. These events are sponsored
by the Warm Springs Education
Committee.
Kelly Muniz Wewa Jr.
Kelly Muniz Wewa and
Perthina Wewa are pleased to
announce the birth of their son
Kelly Muniz Wewa Jr., born on
October 7.
Father's parents are Fred
Muniz and Carol Wewa.
Mother's parents are Rhoda
Anderson and Eugenio
Espinoza.
(Just North of Cenex
next to Light Technics)
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1527 NW Harris - Madras Industrial Park
541-475-7900
Blue Grass Straw
Orchard Grass Alfalfa
Small Bales Blue Grass
In Stock:
Stock Tank Heaters
Heated Pet Beds
Heated Water Buckets
Warm Springs Market
2132 Warm Springs St.
Warm Springs, OR 97761
(541) 553-1597
Indian Arts and Crafts
A message from the Seat Belt Coalition
Safety belt use can de- from a vehicle occurs 10 times
crease fatalities and injuries more often to unrestrained
45 to 55 percent. Ejection passenger vehicle occupants.
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Birth announcements
Thomas James
Smith Walker
Richard Walker and Su-Yenn
Smith-Walker are pleased to
announce the birth of their son
Thomas James Smith Walker,
born October 8.
Maternal grandparents are
Alvis Jr. and Sissy Smith of
Warm Springs.
Great grandparents are Alvis
M-F 9a.m.-6p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. 4 p.m.
Closed Sunday
$22.00 Bale
Mix $52.00 Bale
Straw $2.75 Bale
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Sr. and the late Ramona (Whiz)
Smith, and Mille (Riddle) and
the late Ronnie Wilson.
Paternal grandparents are
Lee Sorrelhorse of Oregon City,
and Cheryl Heath of Warm
Springs.
Great grandparents are Jan
and the late Walt Rosell, and
Marceline LeClaire and the late
Curtis Stacona.
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all the attractions of this high desert oasis. Whatever you do, work will be
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Alena Nadine Mitchell
Allen Mitchell and Mayanne
Chatherine Aguilar are pleased
to announce the birth of their
daughter Alena Nadine Mitchell,
born November 7.
Mother's parents are Valerie
Switzler and George Aguilar of
Warm Springs. Great grandpar
ents are Maxine Switzler and the
late Delton Switzler.
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1-800-554-4SUN Warm Springs. Oregon
Budget: half of revenue
is from enterprises
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Secretary-Treasurer Charles
Jackson explained that, due to
revenue shortfalls, the 2004
budget will include further re
ductions, as has been the case
over the past few years.
But, said Jackson, with addi
tional PL 93-638 contracting the
cuts would not be as great as
those required in a budget that
does not include the increased
PL 93-638 contracting funds.
Jackson said that additional
Self-Determination Act con
tracting could add up to 1.2
million to the 2004 budget.
By treaty the federal govern
ment has a trust responsibility
to the tribes in some areas, such
as health care services.
Some Council members have
said that such additional PL 93
638 contracting would not bring
long-term benefit to the tribes.
Some have said that, were the
tribes to assume the contract
ing responsibility for these ser
vices, then the federal trust
could be diminished over time.
However, Jackson pointed
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out that the U.S. Congress has
by law prohibited any such
diminution of the federal trust
responsibility if a tribe elects to
administer a BIA or IHS pro
gram under the Indian Self-Determination
Act (PL 93-638)
authority.
The proposed 2004 tribal
budget includes about $23.3
million in expenditures, an in
crease of about $1.2 million
over the current year.
Estimated revenue for 2004
with additional PL 93-638 con
tracting is $24.5 million. With
out new contracting the revenue
would be $1.25 million less.
About half the revenue -$13.5
million - comes from
tribal enterprises. Another $2
million comes from existing con
tract support. Timber accounts
for another $3.2 million.
On Wednesday of this week
(past the press time for this
newspaper) the Tribal Council
was scheduled to consider ap
proval of a 2004 budget that
balances anticipated revenues
with expenditures.
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