Horse regalia class at museum
Candidate
visits in
Bend
T he M useum at Warm
Springs and the Oregon Arts
Commission are co-sponsoring
a horse regalia class. Part one
of the class will be “Making the
Martingale piece of horse rega-
Ea.”
Instructors will be Chris Scott
and Sandra Scott-McGill. The
classes will be from 5-8 p.m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
Several tribal leaders, in
cluding Tribal Council Chair
man Ron Suppah and Coun
cilwoman and vice-Chair
Aurolyn Stwyer, individually
endorsed Sen. Barack Obama
for the Democratic nomina
tion for President.
Recently, Sen- Obama was
in Oregon campaigning prior
to the state’s Primary elec
tion, which the Senator was
expected to win by a large
margin (this paper went to
press before the polls closed
on Tuesday, May 20).
Tribal leaders met with the
Senator during his stop in
Bend.
During the visit, Council-
woman Stwyer gifted Sen.
Obama with a traditional
beaded item (photo at right);
Courtesy of Michelle Singer of the Oregon Tribal Network for Obama.
Team releases timber sale assessment
The Resource Management
Interdisciplinary Team has re
leased a draft project assessment
covering the Old Mill 2009/
Camp Trail Tim ber Sale for
public review.
The document was prepared
by the Project Interdisciplinary
Team to provide options for
timber harvest in Mill Creek
watershed.
Three alternatives were for
mulated and numerous logging
methods were considered for
this project, taking into account
present resource conditions, for-
est health and public input. The
Old Mill 2009/Camp Trail Tim
ber Sale is expected to yield ap
proximately 24 million board
feet of timber.
The document is divided into
sections explaining the purpose
and need for action, resource-
based indicators used to help the
technical staff analyze and miti
gate environmental impacts, and
details of the three alternatives.
There are maps showing the;
harvest blocks, quick reference
tables to compare the alterna
tives, a list of measures needed
Kids Camp 2008 at Canyon
Ranch Camp is set for mid June.
The Canyon Ranch Camp is
a privately owned Christian
camp available to all kids ages
8-13.
The camp dates are as fol-
lows:
Gitls camp A: June 16-18.
Girls camp B: June 18-21. And
all boys camp on June 23-25.
' Gladys G ran t at Canyon
Ranch Camp can be reached at
325-2650.
Legal Aid in
Warm Springs
on Mondays
Legal Aid Services of
Oregon, which provides
free legal advice and rep
re se n ta tio n to lo w -ln -
come Oregonians, Is In
Warm Springs the first
Monday of every month,
from 1 to 4 p.m., at the
Family Resource Cen
ter, 1144 Warm Springs
Street.
To contact Legal Aid
Services of Oregon, write
to It at Legal Aid Services
of Oregon, Central Or
egon R egional O ffice,
1029 N.W. 14th Street,
Bend, Ore., 97701; or
call (800) 678-6944, or
(541)385-6944.
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Thank you fo r
supporting the businesses
you see in the Spilyay —
They give back to the
local community!
from approximately 2,000 to
4,000 acres.
The three alternatives would
have varying impacts on water,
fish, wildlife, cultural, timber,
range, soil and economic re
sources and there would also be
some changes to the transpor
tation system.
For more information or cop
ies o f the documents contact
Bob Gill in the Forestry Branch,
of caU 553-2416. Tribal mem
bers have 30 days to comment
on the proposed sale.
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day, June 3, 4 and 5; and June
10, 11 and 12.
The classes will be conducted
in the Museum at Warm Springs
Education room.
For information and for reg
istration, please contact the
museum’s. Education program at
553-3331, ext. 407. Or come by
the museum.
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to mitigate environmental con
sequences, and the Project In
terdisciplinary Team’s recom
mended alternative.
The goal of Alternative A is
to continue current manage
ment. Activities such as hunting,
recreation and cultural food
gathering would continue as in
the past.
The only harvest proposed
under Alternative A would be
through conventional salvage
operations. Alternatives B and
C are designed to harvest 24-
25 million board feet of timber
W & m S p rin g s M ä r ket,
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