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Spílyay Tym oo
July 6
Tribes invited to Gorge events
K a h -N e e -T a H igh D e s e r t
R esort and Casino would like to
m ation contact Margie Tuckta
at 5 5 3 -4 8 8 3 .
live entertainm ent and food.
T he scheduled open houses
invite all tribal m em bers to the
T h e City o f Cascade Locks
that were cancelled last m onth
unveiling announcem ent o f the
is inviting tribal m em ber art and
w ill b e re s c h e d u le d fo r th e
name and logo o f the planned
c ra fts v e n d o rs to th e S te rn
m onth o f July.
casino in Cascade Locks.
W heeler Days Festival on July
P le a s e stay tu n e d to th e
1 5 -1 6 at th e C ascad e L o c k s
Spilyay and K W S O for m ore
A small cerem ony will take
place at 10 a.m. on Ju ly 14 at , marina near the pavilion.
the Cascade Locks Marine Park
Interested vendors can con
pavilion.
tact Margie Tuckta at 553-4883,
T h is will be great tim e for
tribal m em bers to com e and cel
fo r attendees. F or m ore in for
would like to inform interested
“D o ris” Miller at 553-3257.
family hom e base m eeting. I f
Su n d ay m o rn in g s
and ru n
Jefferson County Fair Complex, Madras, Oregon
T h e gaming expansion team
tribal mem bers about hosting a
Festivities start Saturday and
Logo items will be available
July 26-July29
details.
Lena Ike at 5 53-1112 or Teeny
ebrate this occasion.
Jefferson Gouty Fair & Rodeo
you are interested contact Floyd
Calica at 553-1112 ext. 3420.
throughout the day and include
Jefferson County Rodeo
Jefferson County Fair Couples Corwin Arena
July 28, 8:00 p.m., July 29, 8:00 p.m.
B Bar D Rodeo, Inc. Stock
NPRA approved
free with gate
admission
J osM Turner
The Maori weavers perform a traditional dance at Pi-Ume-Sha.
Study looks at fire fuel reduction
A warm, crackling fire is ap
duce the num ber o f small trees
fires can be run th rou g h the
pealing during winter — but right
to m ake the area suitable for
forest once again as it did his
now, flam es are exactly w hat
lo w -s u r fa c e fire s th a t b u rn
torically.
researchers are trying to keep
along the ground, rather than a
A ccording to Arena, fires put
away from the fo re st fo r the
summer.
potential zone for catastrophic
fires.
nutrients into the soil as well as
allow fresh bitter brush to grow
D r. Chad Bolding, a recen t
T he project shows the effects
— something that’s essential in the
P h D grad u ate fro m O re g o n
o f m echanically cu tting these
survival o f deer.
State University, presented his
trees out, as com pared to trying
Arena said, “I t ’s not nutritious
findings from a p ro ject aimed
to burn them out, Arena said.
fo r the deer as m u ch, it ’s all
Years ago, fires used to serve
at reducing fuel for forest fires
R igh t now,
to the D ep artm en t o f Natural
“Fire
Smaller trees aren’t going to
Resources Ju n e 20.
was norm al,” Arena said. “E v
waste, however, as researchers
ery 11 years fires would com e
are trying to develop a plan that
through this kind o f ground.”
allow s W arm Sp rin gs F o re s t
— m ulching and masticating — to
reduce the am ount o f fuel that
T h e fires would burn below
P rod u ct Industries to use the
a fo re st fire could potentially
the forest canopy, allowing larger
w ood chips to produce steam
consum e.
trees to survive.
used for cogeneration.
Now, A rena
A ccording to Jo h n Arena, a
said, a fire would simply burn
Arena said that through the
silviculturist with the Branch o f
everything, including the larger
p r o je c t th ey fo u n d a p p ro x i
Forestry, “T h e fuels are all the
trees.
mately 50,000 acres o f Ponde-
T h e goal is for forests to be
small trees out there.”
Researchers are trying to re
treated so th at in the future,
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a purpose in the forest.
His team used two m ethods
(12 & up)
(6 to 12)
Friday, July 28, 9:00
p.m.
free with gate
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
G eneral Adm ission .... $6.00
rosa pine forest that could be
Contact Housing 553-3250, or Fire & Safety
553-1634, to get on the list.
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