October 26, 2006
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Soccer players finish season
Gathering in memory of Celilo Falls
B y L eslie M itts
Spilyay Tymoo
Tribal members are in­
vited to recall the sights and
sounds o f the old village and
falls at the Celilo Wy-am-pum
homecoming and healing en­
campment.
Thè event will begin Nov.
23 and end on Nov. 26 at the
Celilo Park and Village
Longhouse.
Families are welcome to
.
Fall sports are coming to an
end, but for many soccer play­
ers that only means the transi­
tion to the next athletic season.
The tribal member players on
the girls’ varsity team said many
o f them are getting ready to play
basketball this winter— and af­
ter that it will be time for track
in the spring for the multi-tal­
ented athletes.
Jacoba Smith, Ashley Evans,
Tianna Herkshan and Briana
Stacona all played on the girls’
varsity team this year.
For Evans, soccer has been
a long-term commitment. She
has practiced the sport since the
fifth grade.
“My favorite part would
have to be the adrenaline rush,”
she said— especially the rush that
comes after making a success­
ful kick, Evans added.
Stacona and Evans are both
juniors this year, and Stacona
said soccer is a sport that helps
to condition them for following
athletic seasons.
“It gets you ready for the next
sport,” she explained.
Smith finished her senior year
on the girls’ varsity team and
said it is her second year on the
team.
As for what she enjoys most
about soccer,“I like the physi­
cal contact,” she said.
All o f the girls agree that soc­
cer takes plenty o f skill and
knowledge.
“It’s not as boring as people
share a moment with those who
once gathered at that special
place and to join with other
Columbia River descendents.
Those who wish to attend are
welcome to bring songs, stories
and photographs to share.
Tee pees, poles and tents are
needed for the encampement.
For other accommodations, con­
tact the Best Western in The
Plan available for public review
Leslie Mitts/Spilyay Tymoo
Varsity soccer players Ashley Evans, Briana Stacona and
Jacoba Smith.
think it is,” Evans said— and it
takes a lot o f effort to run up
and down the field so often, she
added.
Evans and Flerkshan both
play in the defense position,
while Stacona and Smith play in
the midfield position.
Playing for the girls’ JV soc­
cer team are K risti Olney, a
freshm an at MFIS, and Ali
Aguilar
and
Charlieann
Herkshann, who are both sopho-
mores.
On the boys’ varsity team,
Jansen Harrington plays defense,
midfield and forward positions
while Logan Kneeland plays de­
fense and midfield.
Damian Reynoso plays de­
fense, midfield and forward for
the JV II boys’ team.
The 2007 Indian reserva­
tion roads transportation im­
provem ent program for
Warm Springs can now be
reviewed by the public.
A copy o f the IRRTIP for
the Confederated Tribes o f
Warm Springs may be ob­
tained or is available for pub­
lic review at the project engi­
neers’ offices located at 2253
Rehab Street in the public
utilities complex.
Comments and questions
may be directed to Kip
Burdick at (541) 553-3283.
Any comments or ques­
tions should be received at
the above named tribal office
before closure o f business
on Nov. 30, 2006.
The Project Engineering
Department o f the Confed­
erated Tribes o f Warm
Springs will provide presen­
tations, information and take
comments on the update of
the T ran sp ortation and
Project Management Plan for
the Warm Springs Reserva­
tion from 2 to 4 p.m. on Nov.
28 at the project engineers’
offices.
Discussion will focus on
the proposed project list.
The purpose o f the hear­
ing is to solicit comments
from tribal agencies and in­
terested citÌ 2 ens.
Written comments can be
mailed to the Project Engi­
neering Department at P.O.
Box 788, Warm Springs, OR
97761.
For additional information
contact the Project Engineer­
ing Department at 553-3283.
Revisions and additions
will be incorporated into the
project list and will be sub­
mitted to the tribal council for
approval by resolution.
Dalles at (541) 296-9107
and ask for the Celilo dis­
count.
All are welcome at this al­
cohol and drug free event.
For more information,
contact Lana Jack at (541)
4 7 5 -2 3 0 9 or Se-ah-dom
Edmo at (503) 256-2257.
By
e-m ail
co n tact
celilo2006@hotmail.com.
Indian Art Fair
in November
The Annual Indian Art Fair
at the Museum at Warm Springs
will be on Saturday, Nov. 25.
The fair will be from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. On that date at the mu­
seum, there will also be a Christ­
mas wreath sale. Vendor prior­
ity will be given to tribal and lo­
cal community vendors. For in­
formation call the museum at
553-3331.
Order museum
gifts wreaths
,
Order a one-of-a-kind
handmade Christm as
wreath and/or gift basket
from the M useum at
Warm Springs.
Wreaths start at $20,
and gift baskets at $25.
For more information
call the museum at 553-
3331.
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