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Spily^y Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
May 22, 2008
Officials recover body of one Yakama
fisherman, two others remain lost
Apparent drowning in creek investigated
Warm Springs investiga
tors this week were continu
ing the investigation into a
drowning that happened in
Shi tike Creek.
T he incident happened on
Sunday, May 18, according to
investigarors.
N o other information was
being released as o f Tuesday
afternoon (press time for this
paper.)
Scholarships for 4-H summer conference
W arm Springs students in
T he scholarship covers the
grades 7-12 are invited to apply cost o f registration and hous
for scholarships to attend 4-H ing plus $50 towards transpor
Summer Conference to be held tation costs. A conferehce bus
on the OSU campus June 25- will be available to take students
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fro m B en d to C o rv allis fo r
T his w eek-long event fea $35.00 each one way.
tures informal classes and field
Classes include wall (rock
trips for students to learn top climbing), photography, sewing
ics ranging from videography and fashion, horse knowledge,
(making videos), to com puters,' making your own video games,
map and compass, and drawing,
to rock climbing.
and many more.
Scholarship application pack
ets can be picked up outside the
OSU Extension 4-H Office and
are due Tuesday, May 27 at 4
p.m. at the 4-H O ffice in the
Education building, 1110 Wasco
Street.
For more information, con
ta c t Shaw n M o rfo rd , W arm
S p rin g s 4 -H facu lty W arm
Springs 4-H at 553-3238.
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Memorial
Man accused o f looting
(AP) - T he ow ner o f a
se c o n d h a n d
sto re
in
Lakeview near the California
border has been indicted on
conspiracy charges in a fed
eral investigation into looting
o f archaeological sites.
T he three-count indict
m ent was issued by a federal
grand jury Thursday in E u
gen e ag ain st 6 5 -y ear-o ld
Phillip Fields o f Bly.
T he indictm ent charges
him with excavating an ar-
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chaeological site, damaging
g o v ern m en t p ro p erty and
conspiring to illegally exca
vate, rem o v e an d sell ar
chaeological resources.
The indictm ent marks the
seco n d tim e g o v e rn m e n t
agents have accused Fields
o f looting American Indian
artifacts on the D eschutes
National Forest.
Fields served a short fed
eral prison sentence in 1985
on similar charges.
for
Harry D. Miller
Robert W. Miller
Venus Strong
May 24, 2008
Agency Longhouse
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Officials last week recovered
th e body o f Yakama N atio n
fisherman, James Peter Jr., who
w ent m issing along w ith two
o th e r Y akam a fish erm en on
May 7.
The body o f Mr. Peter was
recovered from the river by of
ficials from the Yakama Nation,
C olum bia River In ter-T rib al
F ish eries E n fo rc e m e n t, an d
Skamania County.
They were assisted by N atu
ral Resources research staff and
v o lu n te e rs fro m th e W arm
Springs tribe participating in
search efforts.
The body was discovered in
the C olum bia River approxi
mately one-half mile west o f the
m outh o f the W ind River.
The two Yakama Nation fish
ermen who remain missing (as
o f press time for this paper) are
G ailen E spirito and Rom m el
Strom
The three m en were engaged
in a b rief com m ercial fishery
when they were reported miss
ing the morning o f May 7. Their
fishing boat along with personal
items were recovered later that
day near H om e Valley State Park
seven miles East o f Stevenson,
Wash. Family m em bers, tribal
spiritual leaders and volunteers
have kept a vigil at the park
since they were reported miss
ing.
Multiple local and tribal agen
cies, along w ith hundreds o f
v o lu n te e rs, have c o n d u c te d
daily searches focusing on both
Oregon and Washington shore
lines as well as surface water.
Birth announcements
James Warren Clements
Chance D ante H eath Boise
and Tashina Kay Clements o f
W arm Springs are pleased to
announce the birth o f their son
James Warren Clements, b o rn
on April 26, 2008.
James joins brother William,
and sister Tahmaira Elaine.
G ra n d p a re n ts
on
th e
m other’s side are Rhonda Marie-
Wesley Clements, and William
James Clements Sr.
Oriel M ichael C eal
Erik Leal and Renee Miller
o f M adras are pleased to an
nounce the birth o f their son
O riel M ichael Leal, b o rn on
May 3, 2008.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Dolly Tapia and Carlos
Leal o f Madras.
G ra n d p a re n ts
on
th e
m o th e r’s side are E m e rs o n
Miller and Michelle Gonzales o f
Madras.
Daymin David-Cee Casteel
B o b b ie C asteel II I and
Kendra Heckathorn o f Madras
are pleased to announce the
b ir th o f th e ir so n D ay m in
David-Lee Casteel, born on May
5, 2008. Bobbie joins brothers
Brooklyn, 6, and O rren, 1.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Mollie H eath o f Ma
dras, and Bobbie Casteel II of
Prineville. Grandparents on the
m other’s side are Carol and Brad
Abbe, and David Heckathorn.
Community open house at Westside
The community is invited to
an open house for the West Side
Elem entary School in Madras,
which in the future will be clos
ing
People are welcome to come
and tour the building, Refresh
ments will be served.
The open house will be from
7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 27.
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