Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, September 05, 2012, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPage 7 September 5, 2012 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Business loan fund welcoming proposals The Private Business Re center area of the adminis volving Loan Fund o f the tration building. O r send an email: tribes is accepting business proposals from tribal mem • corey.clements@wstribes.org. The Private Business Re bers. The person to contact is volving Loan (PBRL) fund Corey Clem ents, o f the was established by Tribal Workforce Education Devel Council to infuse the local opm ent D epartm ent. She community with private busi can be reached at 541-553- ness start-up and expansion 3489. H er office is in the capital. There are four essential parts of a successful applica tion for PBRL funds: The applicant must be a tribal member. The applicant must also have a complete business.plan, complete a loan application, and have a viable concept. The goal is to have funds accessible to members who have good business ideas, while ensuring that the fund remains viable into the future, through loan repayments. Loans of up to $50,000 are available for business start-ups and existing business expansion or renovation. The fund has been used recendy for a livestock busi ness, said KahseuSs Jackson, Calif, governor OK s off- reservation casinos tribal economic development coordinator. The loan applications are reviewed by a com m ittee th a t m eets one tim e per month. Complete business plans can be submitted to Corey Clements. She also has loan applications available. (AP) — California Gov. Jerry Brown ap proved casino propos als from two tribes that will allow the facilities to be built miles away from the tribes’ reser vations. Brown signed tribal- state gambling com pacts for the Enterprise R ancheria o f Maidu Indians’ proposed ca sino near the city of M arysville and the N o rth F ork Ranch- eria’s casino in the Cen tral Valley city o f Madera. The compacts come after the C.S. Depart ment of the Interior’s approval in September 2011, which granted the tribes a rare excep tion to the federal law that prohibits gambling on reservations estab lished after 1988. The law allows the Interior Secretary to make an exception when the off-reserva tion facility is in the tribe’s best interest. Brown concurred with the federal gov ernment, saying the ca sinos were in the tribes’ best interest. — Dave McMéchan Yvonne Iverson/Spilyay Warm Springs Recreation in August sponsored a youth field trip to the Oregon State Fair in Salem. Here are some attendees at the fair entrance. S tu d e n t a th le te p ro file Taking on diverse roles Madras High School junior Jaren Wallulatum has been trying out the long-snapping role for the White Buffalos football team . W allulatum also plays linebacker, center and running back. You can w atch the White Buffalos play this Friday at Madras against Redmond, and the follow ing Friday against Sisters. TV I Sacred Winds Flute Players ~ T h e S a cre d W in d s F lu te P la y e rs o f W arm S prings have C D ’s fo r sale. T he C D ’s in clu d e 24 songs, and co s t $20. To EVENT j y ^ j e f f t b i T race $50 $ 15 TEAM FIRST 6 PAID TEAMS SENIOR COLT RACE $50 $ 15 TEAM FIRST 6 PAID TEAMS COW RIDING $100 $25 FIRST 6 PAID ENTRIES BAREBACK RIDING $100 $25 FIRST 6 PAID ENTRIES RANCH BRONC RIDING $300 $25 FIRST 12 PAID ENTRIES S & G WILD HORSE RACE- For $100 non-card holders only $ 75 TEAM FIRST 6 PAID TEAMS Ribbon Roping $100 $25 OPEN Cow Milking $100 $25 OPEN < purchase, call: C le m P ica rd 5 4 1 .4 6 0 .8 8 9 3 ; J e ric h o T rim b le 5 4 1 .4 6 0 .0 2 0 5 ; C o lto n T rim b le 5 4 1 .3 2 5 .1 0 9 7 ; W a lte r P ayne SIGN UP: 10-12:00 ENTRY FEE ADDED $ i: ANNOUNCER: MACKIE BEGAY PWHRA SANCTIONED 541.460.2710. WILD HORSE RACE $ 1000.00 SPONSORED BY MACKIE BEGAY $ 1000 ADDED Warm Springs Recreation Department presents 2 HEAD & FINAL Fall Round Up Yard Sale PENDLETON START FOR MORE INFORMATION: September 8, 2012 CONTACT PWHRA OFFICE On the Warm Springs Community Center Front Law y ; - . M IK E ALPS (5 4 1 )4 1 9 -1 0 2 8 ALL VENDORS W E LC O M E !! UBB Sef up starts at 8:30 a.m. - Sales begin at 9 a.m. Ends at 4 p.m. - To sign up for a table call 541-553-3243. y CONTACT: LIVESTOCK PROVIDED BY: SUPPAH RANCH, JESSE REESE, ALPS LIVESTi FOR IN FO R M ATIO N CONTACT DUSTIN SUPPAH & /O R ATTCITY y