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Spilyay Tyrooo, W ^m Springs, Oregon
Business aw ardfor N 8T V A dventures
N 8TV Adventures has re
ceived the. Madras-Jefferson
County Chamber o f Com
m erce B usiness D ev elo p
ment Recognition Award for
outstanding contributions to
the community in 2007.
The award was presented
to N 8TV Adventures owners
and operators Randy Nathan
and Brenda Williams at the
C h am ber o f C om m erce
awards banquet held last Sat
urday at Kah-Neé-Ta.
N ath an and W illiam s
started the business in May
o f this year. T h ey o ffe r
guided kayaking tours as well
as guided river trips.
A cco rd in g to N athan,
business for their first year-
was great. They hope to con
tinue to expand their business-
during the next season.
The business office is lo
cated at the Warm Springs
Plaza.
* For more information on
the services the business of
fers/ call 553-1200 or visit
www.n8tvadventures.coin.
BM K S5
Kent W right
Owner
380 SW 5th Street-Madras, OR 97741
Ph: 541-475-5656 Fax: 541-475-5662
kwrlght@crestviewcable.coin **•'»'*
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N e x t deadline to su bm it
item s to the Spilyay Tymoo
is Friday, N o n 2 .
ress
ice
Automotive
& Towing
since
755 S.W. Hwy 97, Madras, OR 97741
Leslie Mitts/Spilyay
CALL 475-6663
Randy Nathan with business recognition award.
or stop by fo r an appointment
Giant fish weir heads upstream
; WALLA WALLA, Wash. (AP)
A. giant slide designed to help
migrating salmon and steelhead
get past one o f the massive hy
d roelectric dams in E astern
Washington is headed upstream
from Portland, Ore.
T h e ILS. Arm y Corps o f
E n g in e e rs says the spillway
w eir will be installed at th'e
Low er Monumental Lock and
Dam on the Snakd^River, near
Kahlptus./t-
The weir is a 120-foot high,
8Q-fbpt wide, 2 million piound
fish slide that will be fitted into
the dam's existing spillway. It will
allow juvenile salmon, and steel-
head to pass m e darn'near the
water's surface as they; migrate
to the ocean. ,
The contraption left Portland
oM Saturday, attached''to two
grain barges b e in g ’p ushed by
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-Approved Towing
two tugboats.: v;
Traveling at 4-5 miles per
hour, it's expected to reach the
Lowe^,Monumental dam early
Wednesday.
The- corps says similar weirs
at Lowfer Granite and Ice Har
bor dams have allowed survival
rates o f 96 percent to '98§*per-
cent for fish using the slides td
pass the dams.
Judge considers unsealing documents in nickname case
G R A N D F O R K S , N .D.
;(AP) _ Sealing documents to aid
in a settlement' is not enough
reason to override; the public
right to view them, an attorney
¡for Forum Communications Co.,
told a judge Monday*
Judge Lawrence Jah n k e is
considering a motion to unseal
documents in the University o f
North Dakota's lawsuit against
the NCAA over the Fighting
Sioux nickname. After hearing
arguments from Forpm attorney
Mike Andrews* Jahnke said he
might rule later in the day.
tJN D .is- Challenging an
NCAA ban on the use o f the
nicknam e jj: and
logo
in
postseason play, and on being a
playoff host. The case is set for
trial in December. .
Jahnke postponed a pretrial
conference for the case until
Nov. 5. Representatives from
the NCAA and Attorney G en
eral Wayne Stenehjem's office
did not appear in court Mon-;
has filed a motion seeking to
exp an d the case to fncludè
UND's relationship with Siomx
tribes;" 1
24-Hour Towing
" 'f
U ND has filed a motion ask
ing Jahn ke to rule from the
bench in its a favor. The NCAA
Rez Express Fundraiser
Please support our youth!
Pens for sale: $3 each. Proceeds go for travel expenses
of the Rez Express Boys High School Basketball Team.
The team is planning to travel to Phoenix, Ariz., for the
2008 Native American Basketball Invitational (NABI).
See Sammi O ’R eilly o r Val Squiemphen to get yours I
Bottle drive to help team travel
There- is an on-going
bottle drive fundraiser ben
efiting the Rez Express, the
All-Indian high school boys
basketball team represent
ing Warm Springs.
Proceeds go toward travel
expenses for the team to
travel to the 2008 Native
American Basketball Invita-
tional Tournament in Phoe
nix.
F or d on atio ns, and
pickup, p le a s e co n tact
S am m i
O ’R eilly,
V al
S q u iem p h en
or R ita
Squiemphen.
: The fund-raiser will be
on-going through July of
2008.
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