Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, June 07, 2007, Page Page 5, Image 5

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    June 7 ,2 0 0 7
Spilyay Tyrooo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon
Page 5
Mary hill featuring Celilo exhibit
The Maryhill Museum o f Art
at Goldendale, Wash., is offer­
ing free admission this weekend,
June 9-10.
D uring the weekend, the
museum exhibits include “The
Day the Columbia River Ran
Backward, Mach 10, 1957,” an
engaging exhibit remembering
the inundation o f Celilo Falls.
T he exhibit, curated by
scholar and author Mary Schlick,
covers the fascinating history of
this momentous event, as told
through photographs, paintings,
prints and written documents.
The exhibit and its related
program s are sponsored by
Mid-Columbia Medical Center,
Dorothea M. Lensch Fund of
the Oregon Community Foun­
dation, Bob and Kathy Moco,
and Tidewater.
O ther new exhibits at the
m useum
are
M aster
Glassmakers, Orthodox Icons,
NeW Acquisitions, and the re­
turn o f Theatre de la Mode,
which features French fashion^
from 1945.
The annual Outdoor Sculp­
ture Invitational is on display in
the museum sculpture garden. It
features 17 large-scale works by
contemporary Northwest art­
ists. Subjects range from whim­
sical and lyrical to thought pro­
voking abstractions. It is spon­
sored by Bob and Kathy Moco.
The Maryhill Museum of Art
is perched on a stunning 6,000
acre site overlooking the scenic
Columbia River Gorge. The
museum contains a world-class
collection o f artw ork th at
ranges from early 20th century-
E u ro p ean w orks to N ative
American objects.
The museum is open daily
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through
Nov. 15. Admission is usually $7
for adults, $6 for seniors, and $2
for children ages 6-16.
The free admission weekend,
June 9-10, marks the fifteenth
annual free weekend at Maryhill.
T he m useum is located o ff
Highway 97, twelve miles south
o f Goldendale.
Timber sale scoping meetings scheduled
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Tribal members ate being
asked to provide comments
on the proposed 2009 Tim­
ber Sale and a plan to assess
the harvest o f trees killed by
mountain pine beetle.
Timber Committee, the^
Natural Resources Branch
and Branch o f Forestry will
host three scoping meetings
in Ju n e to discuss these
projects.
Employee^ from Forestry
and Natural Resources will
provide information regard-
ing the 2009 timber sale and a
largescale assessment to harvest
beetle-killed trees on reservation
forestlands.
The first meeting is sched­
uled for June 18 at Agency
Longhouse, the second for June
19 at Simnasho Longhouse and
the th ird for Ju n e 20 at
Seekseequa Fire Station. Food
will be served at 6 p.m. and each
meeting begins at 7 p.m.
The technical staff will point
out general areas where trees
might be harvested and how
both o f the projects could be
implemented. Comments re­
ceived during the scoping
meeting will be used to de­
velop separate assessments
for each project.
For those who are unable
to attend the meetings, writ­
ten comments may be sub­
mitted to the Branch o f For­
estry.
A dditional inform ation
may be obtained by calling
553-2416.
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Lelsie Mitts/Spilyay
The W ee Bee Walking Club participated in their annual fun run recently— complete
¡with matching T-Shirts and prizes for ECE Students that joined in. According to Carolyn
! Harvey, “The goal of the program is to encourage the kids to walk every day—plus the
¡teachers.” For each % mile that students walk, they color in a little bee and receive a
¡reward. Harvey said the walking club hosts a fun run for ECE each month'with a
jlifforent theme. This is the fourth year for the program.
Raffle to help teaiïl: tràVei to invitational
Tickets aire available for a
raffle mat will help local youth
attend the Native American Bas­
ketball Invitational in Phoenix,
Ariz^, July 9^14.
Item s to raffled include a
Sugar Ray Leonard autographed
in|fcation; Sugar Ray Leonard
aups^taphfed baseball cap j(2),
S to n e -C o ld Steve A ustin
autographed WWE Raw pro­
g r a m ^ , autographed cap by
five different professional box­
ers; and a weekend getaway at
the Wildhorse Resort and Ca­
sino.
Other raffle items: |
Leather vest, key chains, gas
cards, Pendleton shawl, Gloria’s
Espresso gift certificate, Celilo
Falls picture, K ah-N ee-T a
swim/slide passes (4), beaded
belt buckle, beaded hair barret,
beaded mirror lapel pin, various
Nike items,, and many other do­
nated items. %
Drawing tentatively sched­
uled for July 2. You need not be
present at the drawing to win.
Tickets are $1 each.
See the following to get your
raffle tickets: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Brisbois, Mr. and Mrs. Marty
WeiSer, Sammi O ’Reilly, Val
Squiemphen, Tony Torres, Lupe
Katchia.
Congratulations,
Class 0/2007!
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