Spilyay Tyrooo, Wqrrn Springs, Oregon
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White Horse offers
By Dave McMechan
Spilyoy Tymoo
White Horse Adventures of
fers guided rafting tours on the
Deschutes River. Through this
service, the business has the
potential to bring important ben
efits to the tribes.
Tribal member employment
is one example, said Jim
Manion, who recently pur
chased the White Horse Adven
tures business. The company
currently employs three river
guides who are tribal members,
and one driver who is a tribal
member.
The White Horse Adventures
shop, located on the highway
near the Deschutes River
Bridge, employs Manion's wife
Donna, and their children Matt
and Chelsea. Evelyn Light also
works at the shop.
The river tours by White
Horse Adventures begin on the
reservation side of the
Deschutes, near the bridge. The
take-out, also on the reservation
side, is just below the White
Horse Rapids. The business pro
vides a shuttle service to and
from the launch and the take
out point.
White Horse Adventures has
entered an agreement with Kah-Nee-Ta
to provide rafting tours
to the resort guests. "The resort
has been great to work with in
Congratulations
.jr us
The family proudly announces
the graduation of Taraee Stace
Suppah from Fort Lewis College,
Durango, Colo., on May 1 ,
2004, at 9 a.m. with a Bach
elor of Arts in Interdisciplinary
Studies.
We are very proud of you,
Mom (Lilly T. Charley), sisters
and nephew and nieces, Leslie
Bill, Keith Charley Jr. and kids,
Auntie Leslie and family, and
Jeniliee, Auntie Merda and fam
ily, Auntie Bonnie, Uncle
Dewayne, Uncle Robert and fam
ily, Grandpa Wesley (Riggs)
Charley.
Congratulations to Jordan
Stacona, Isaiah Tewee and
Owen Danzuka, Madras High
School Class of 2004.
Birth
announcements
Clarissa Darlen Joe
Steven A. Joe and
Phoebe Suppah Joe, of Tse
Bonita, New Mexico, are
pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter
Clarissa Darlen Joe on May
14. Father's parents are
Steven and Darlene Joe.
Mother's parents are
Melinda Polk Poitra and
Frank Suppah.
Joseph David Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Urban
"Joe" Gibson would like to
announce the birth of their
son Joseph David Gibson on
April 12. The grandparents
are David and Ursula
Gibson of Oregon City; and
John and Nancy Trumbull
of Happy Valley.
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Donna Manion works at the
setting up this opportunity," said
Manion.
A goal of White Horse Ad
ventures is to offer the guests
who take the rafting tour a bet
ter understanding of the Warm
Springs people, and what the
land and the river mean in the
Congratulations, Owen!
Until you were born, we never
knew we could love someone so
much. You were "the best kid"
growing up, and have grown
into a fine young man. Con
tinue to set your goals and
work hard to achieve them.
Most of all, live life like you
play baseball and always, "Go
for the home run. " Mom and
Dad.
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tribal perspective, said Manion.
The tours will emphasize
shoreline protection and mini
mal impact to the river, he said.
The Whitehorse employees have
cleaned up the launch sites, and
will be working with the tribal
Natural Resources Branch on
re-establishing native grasses
and trees at the launch area, said
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"We 7 operate within
the parameters of the
Deschutes wild and
scenic conditions. "
Jim Manion
Manion.
White I lorse Adventures will
be using the Deschutes in ac
cordance with the river manage
ment agreement that exists
among the tribes, the BI.M and
state Parks and Recreation, he
said.
"We'll operate w ithin the pa
rameters of the Deschutes wild
and scenic conditions," said
Manion.
The three tribal member river
guides so far are Butch David,
1 lobo Part and Matt Manion.
The driver is Bobbi Jo Berry.
The White 1 lorse Adventures
shop is open seven days a week
until Labor Day. The hours arc
from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. The shop
offers river gear, tribal fishing
permits, BLM boater passes,
plus clothing.
During the month of June
White 1 lorse Adventures, tribal
members can receive a 10 per
cent discount on a full-day or
half-day boat trip.
For information on a tour or
other related business, the phone
number for White I lorse Raft
ing is (541) 553-RAIT.
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Moccasin class at museum
The Museum at Warm
Springs is hosting a parent
child moccasin making class
in June. The classes will be
from 1 to 5 p.m., June 7-9, in
the museum's lobby.
The instructor is Louella
Siuiemphen-Jackson. Chil
dren must be accompanied by
an adult. Aunts, uncles, grand
Museum seeks artworks
GOLDF.NDALE, Wash. -The
Maryhill Museum of Art
is seeking additional artists for
its First Annual Maryhill Arts
Festival. The festival will be held
on the Museum's picnic
grounds, August 28-29, and will
feature art, crafts, food and
wine. There arc still some booth
spaces left, said Lee Musgrave,
curator.
Spaces will vary in size and
will be under a canopy of shade
trees. Artists will be responsible
for providing their own booth
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to maintain your energy level.
The class fee is S2 per person,
walls and for installing their dis
play. All work will be for sale and
the museum will request that the
display consists of original work
with reproductions limited to just
a few.
To receive an application,
artists should send a self-address
envelope to Art Festival,
Maryhill Museum of Art, 35
Maryhill Museum Drive,
Goldendale, WA 98620 or con
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