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Page 14 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm 5prings, Oregon Dumped fish, eels found at park Columbia River triballeaders express concern recently over the discovery o f dum ped and w asted steelhead and Pacific lamprey at Celilo Park on the Columbia Rivet. sP T h e tribes are offering O r egon State Police the full coop eration and assistance o f Co lumbia River Inter-Tribal Fish eries E nforcem ent in any and all aspects o f the investigation. The O regon State Police re port that on August 6, an indi vidual discovered 37 steelhead and 181 Pacific lamprey that had been disposed o f at Celilo Park, a park operated by the Army Corps o f Engineers on the Co lumbia. D u m p in g o r w a stin g o f salmon, steelheador lamprey is_ a violation o f tribal and state laws. “Tribes have long honored salmon and lamprey as an im p o rta n t p a rt o f our culture,” said N. K athryn Brigham, chair woman o f the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. August 28, 2008 The Time Is Always Right For A House like This “T h e C olum bia B asin’s fo u r treaty tribes are w orking dili - gently to restore steelhead, lam prey and salm o n to the region. We, like the state o f O regon, have laws to protect these re sources. O ur laws are meant to ensure the availability o fio u r treaty resources for the next seven generations and prohibit the illegal harvesting and wast ing o f the resources.’’ Wasting fish has always been a serious crime in tribal society. Tribes w a n t b etter w ater for fish diet (AP) - N o rth w e st In d ian tribes want tougher water qual ity standards on toxins in fish that are a m ajor part o f their d ie t Tribes say they probably eat 10 times more fish than the av erage person, putting them at higher risk from w atet pollution. N ow they haye joined state and federal regulators to seek a tenfold boost in the amount o f “ fishconsum ption” protection built into Oregon water quality regulations — far m ore than in any other state. ; But managers o f paper mills and sewage treatm ent plants say individual plants ate a small part o f the problem. T hey w an t a b ro a d e r a p proach to reducing toxic chemi cals that includes indirect but large pollution sources, such as coal plant m ercury emissions and pesticide runoff from farms and timberlands. It tunned o u t exactly the way ' ^ e w a n te d & the price EQUITY Kevin & Gina Samuel JÆzmeÆuiÆfers, llc Arraignment set on murder charge A n arraignm ent date o f September 12 has been set in U.S. D istrict Court in Port land for Windy Harvey, who w as a rre s te d e arlier this m onth on a charge o f sec ond-degree murder. Harvey, 26, is charged in the A ugust 15 d e ath o f W arren Wallulatum Jr., who was 25. A firearm was used in com mission o f the alleged crime, ac- cording to the OS. Attorney’s Office. Harvey will be held in cus tody p e n d in g the arraign- ment. Prices Starting At $52 SQ. FT. & As Little As $1250 Deposit Move In With REAL Equity! ing line at 553-220?. Calls to this num ber re main anonymous, and can be used to report suspected, drug activity or other crimes. . . 'v , * . i , * J The Warm Springs Police Department would like the community to know that the depart m ent maintains an anonymous crime report- CCB #176016 Bare F oot Sage Salon & Spa Cheryl Taylor new hours - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - M onday through Thursday. Specializes in haircuts, color, perms, flattops and more. We sell Redken products and BedHead. $10 o ff on perm or color. Call 475-9369 (w) o r 771-1020 (cell> O ur process of building homes has been developed around today's crazy market, and after selling 50+ houses this year, we've proven it works. You drive the process: pick the house plan, pick the options, pick the site. If you want to move in with maximum EQUITY, you can even do some of the work yourself. The bottom line is... you determine the bottom line. 123 S W J St. in Madras SCHOOL OFFICES OPEN AUGUST 25, 2008. DID YOU KNOW STUDENTS, PARENTS & GUARDIANS GRADES 1-9 SCHOOL STARTS SEPT. 3rd GRADES 10-12 SCHOOL STARTS SEPT. 4 th NEW STUDENTS (K-12) Register Beginning August 25 KINDERGARTEN A N D NEW STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE: SCHOOL MEALS SERVED OPENING DAY! (call for appointment) • Proof Of Birth Date (Must be 5 years old before Sept I) • Proof of Immunization Breakfast K-12 $1.25 Lunch K-5 $1.75 6-12 $2.00 Lunch $.50 Milk only 1st Bell Tim e K-2 8:05 a.m. Madras Elementary K-5 8:05 a.m. Metolius Elementary K-5 8:30 a.m. W arm Springs Elem. 3-5 8:10 a.m. Buff Elementary 8:25 a.m. Jefferson Co. M id Sch 6-8 9-12 8:30 a.m. Madras High School 475 -35 20 546-3104 553-1128 4 7 5 -24 57 475-7253 475 -72 65 Parents, please be reminded that we do not provide supervision for students on school grounds prior to 8:00 a.m. JC MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT ORIENTATION August 29th, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. No Shots No School is the Oregon Compulsory School Immunization Law Reduced Prices Upon Approval of Application KINDERGARTEN one day In small groups on one o f the following days: September 5th, 8th, o r 9th. All kindergartners attend school beginning September 10. Contact your local elementary school fo r scheduling. Students must be eligible prior to their first practice. Call Madras High School for m ore information. Sept. 2 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Madras Elementary Sept. 11 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Metolius Elementary Sept. 2 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. at Warm Springs Elem. Sept. 4 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at JC Middle School Sept. 3 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. at Madras High School See bus schedule on page 7 During the past school year, the district was able to: • Accommodate 1,505 facility use requests; • Provide service to 62 community organizations; • Approve 98 percent of the requests for use. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS * * * * * * * * MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS RE. Uniforms will be available for purchase at J.C.H.S. $18.00 parents invited to J.C. M iddle School Commons Sept. 2 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Buff Elementary Lunch $.40 Applications for free and reduced prices are available at school offices. SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST ALL 6th grade and new middle school students and AVAILABLE AT LOCAL STORES OPEN HOUSE AT OUR SCHOOLS Breakfast $.30 Kindergartners begin school on a modified schedule. Conferences are held with each parent on either September 3rd o r 4th. Kindergarten students attend A goal of Jefferson County 509-J School District Is to meet our community’s needs. In light of that, we’re excited to report these facility use statistics. In spite of recent budget and staff cuts we will continue our efforts to support the needs of our community, to the best of our ability, by providing a venue for programs and services benefitting all area youth. INSURANCE NOT PROVIDED Jefferson County School District DO ES N O T INSURE students and/or athletes while participating in school activities o r school athletics. Students desiring insurance must make individual arrangements w ith a company o f their choice. Facility Use Applications The district will be accepting applications for facility use by the public for the upcoming year beginning Sept 8. Building use applications, liability requirements, fees schedules and board policy for building use may be obtained at the district office, 445 SE Buff St., in Madras. For further information, contact the district office at 475-6192. www.jcsd.k12.onus
