Spilyay Tymoo, W^rm Springs, Oregon
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Youth leadership conference at Kah-Nee-Ta
Youth o f the tribal com m u-
T h e co n fe re n ce will help
m ènt, education, health, drug
nity are invited tp a Leadership
youth prepare for college and
p rev en tion , and “ F u n in the
Conference beginning at 9 a.m.
careerk
Sun.”
on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 9 -
10, at K ah-N ee-T a.
Th ere will be a career fair,
inform ation on tribal govern-
Th ere is n o registration fee
for this conference.
Business training for tribal entrepreneurs
ages 14-18.
There will be a leadership
help participants draft a business
and entrpreneur crash course
plan to compete for a $500 grant
This is a chance to earn a
tra in in g o n M o n d ay an d
for the business. O n August 6
pink o r blue sheet. F o r infor
Tuesday, Aug, 6-7.
the training will be from 9 a.m.
m a tio n
to 4 p.m., and on August 7 from
Suppah o r Daniel Berum en
conference ro o m 3 at the ad
9 a.m. to 12 p.m. T h e training is
at 5 5 3 -1 0 3 4 .
m inistration building, will
open to W arm Springs students
The training, conducted in
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Cascade Exchange
Rachel Leo photo for the Spjlyay
Leona Ike and Frederick Ike III represented Warm Springs at the recent Cascade
Locks SternWheeler Days celebration. The Ikes were acting as ambassaors of the
Confederated Tribes to the Cascade Locks community, where the tribes are planning
to build the Bridge of the Gods Resort and Casino.
The ambassadors program has sponsored a number of floats in various parades this
summer. For instance, they won a first prize with a float in the Pi-Ume-Sha Parade.
Carol Wewa organized the float.
898 S.W. Highway 97, M adras
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OSU Extension hosting course on rangeland
* O S U E x te n s io n W arm
'Springs will host a rangelands
Course from noon to 1 p.m. on
Tuesday, Aug. 7 at the Warm
Springs Community Center So
cial Hall.
TTneuw usC Su^e^^C SryT'.
ing Capality^pl fRangelapdsjv a
refresher ctiurse:
O SU Extension workers will
discuss1 gênerai range manage
m ent principles and livestock
forage needs put on the range.
T h is is a s h o rt refresh er
course that will coyer basic prin-
-diplés-^dJW|ips'^£Sr irïâxiiüièihgi'
animal performance on ranger-
lands. \
O SU Extension will take a
look at the following topics:
Rangeland plants, annuals vs.
p eren n ials, in creasers and
decreasers; and,
A nim al p e rfo rm a n c e on
range, animal unit month, what
forage quality and time
o f year. ,-;
Fpr more infprrnatioh call
553-152©::
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We deal in:
Cornhusk
Beaded Bags
Indian Artwork
475-4367
Grand Ronde hosting powwow Aug. 17-19
The Confederated Tribes
o f Grand Ronde will host a
powwow Friday-Sunday, Au-
gust 17-19U ;
H o st drum s are B la c k
L o d g e, M oun tain Sou l and
Black Stone.
Master o f ceremonies is Jerry
M eninick o f Yakam a; head
judge, Patricia Ike o f Yakama;
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and arena director, Freddie
Ike Jr., Yakama/Rock Creek
Wasco,
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For more information call
800-422-0232.
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