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Spílygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon July 11,2013 Pgge 9 July 4 Parade honors veterans The W arm Births S prings F o u rth o f July P arade opened with the flags, fol lowed by Grand Marshalls A u stin S m ith Jr. an d Reggie Winishut. As Grand Marshall rep resenting the elder veter ans, Mr. Winishut carried the theme, “Remembering the Korean War.” As G rand Marshall rep resenting the younger vet erans, Austin Jr. carried the theme, “Honoring Opera tion Iraqi Freedom.” H ere are the judging results from the Fourth of July Parade: Franklin M a x Jim C urt Jim and Josephine Alonso o f Warm Springs are pleased to announce the birth o f their son Franklin Max Jim, born on June 25, 2013. F ranklin joins b ro th e r Nathan, 4; and sisters Wilma, 6, Lillian, 13, and Lorraine, 8. G ra n d p a re n ts on the fa th e r’s side are th e late N ath an '“8 Ball” Jim and the late Ella Jane Jim. G ra n d p a re n ts on th e m o th e r’s side are the late Lorraine Culpus and Pedro A lonso; and great g ran d m other Hilda Culpus, Com m unity Floats Patriotic: First, N ’Chi Wanapum Canoe Family; seco n d , W arm S prings Community Action Team. Traditional: F irst, the W arm S p rin g s , G irl Scouts. Tara Scott Aaron Scott and Roselynn K alam a o f W arm Springs are pleased to announce the birth o f their daughter Jenny Tara Scott, born on July 1, 2013. Jessi Val-Tee Hatlestad O rla n d o T ew ee and Robinique Hatlestad o f Ma dras are pleased to announce the birth o f their daughter Jessi Val-Lee Hatlestad, born on June 18, 2013. Jessi joins sister Marisa, 2. G ra n d p a re n t o n th e father’s side is the late Melvin Tewee Sr. o f Madras. G ra n d p a re n ts on th e m o th e r’s side are R o b e rt H atlestad and M arisa T h o m p so n , b o th o f W arm Springs. SUB BIDS REQUESTED O rganizations P atriotic: F irst, the W arm Springs L ibrary; seco n d , F ire M anage ment; third, Head Start. Theme: F ir s t, W arm Springs Recreation; sec ond, K W SO radio 91.9 FM . KWSO. Wagons Patriotic: First and second, N o rm a . S m ith ; th ird , Teshauh? Yazzie. W alkers Traditional: First, Austin Smith Sr.; second, Matthew Smith, Update from the Fishing Hotline Platform and hook and line P latform and hook and line fishing in Zone 6 has re o pened to seven days per week effective as o f earlier this month. The open area is all o f Zone 6. A llow able gear is hoopnets, dipnets and hook and line: Harvest is allowed for sub sistence purposes or commer cial sales. A llow ed species are chinook, sockeye, steelhead, shad, walleye, carp, catfish, bass and yellow perch. Sanc tuaries applicable to these gear types apply. Fish harvested during the I open period may be sold af- i ter the end o f the open pe- : rio d as long as they w ere ! caught during the open pe riod. Fishing below Bonneville j Dam The change to the fishery • has been rescinded. Effective ’ as o f earlier this m onth, this | fishery is now open Sunday to W ednesday fo r W arm J Springs tribal members. The open area is both sides J o f the Columbia River for 4 Bid Package #1 - Madras High School Per forming Arts Center & Athletic Complex Includes construction of new Performing Arts Center, new track and football field, stadium, and tennis court repairs m iles d o w n stream of Bonneville Dam. Allowed gear is hook and line and one pole per person. Allowed sales or subsis tence catch is salmon, steel head, shad, yellow perch, bass, walleye, catfish and carp. Sturgeon may not be kept for subsistence or com m ercial sales. H Sales may n o t occur on Corps o f Engineers property. Please see the Branch o f Natural Resources and Tribal Council Office for more de tailed regulations. Com m ercial Fishing in Zone 6 The fourth gillnet period fo r su m m er c h in o o k and sockeye opened July 8 and closes at 6 p.m. this Thurs day, July 11 for a total o f 3.5 days. T he open area is all o f Zone 6. Gear is restricted to. 7-inch m esh or larger. Allowable sales are chinook, sockeye, steelhead, shad, walleye, carp, c atfish , b ass, and yellow perch. T hese fish may be sold or kept for subsistence purposes. Sturgeon may only be kept for subsistence use. Legal-size sturgeon are b e tween 38 and 54 inches fork length in the Bonneville Pool and between 43 and 54 inches fork length in The Dalles and John Day pools. R iver m o u th and dam sanctuaries applicable to gill nets are in effect fo r this fish ery. T he' Spring Creek N a tional Fish Hatchery sanctu ary is n ot in effect for sum mer season fisheries. Sales o f fish caught during the open period are allowed after the end o f the open period as long as theywere landed dur ing th e o p en period. F or m ore inform ation contact, Mark Manion, Harvest Man ager, 541-553-2042. Or: m ark.m anion@ w stribes.org The Maranatha Jubilee will happen at Elmer Quinn Park July 22-27, 7 p.m. nightly. Everyone is welcome, hosted by the Shekinah Glory Min istries with Easton and Tina Aguilar. You can reach them at 541-480-5018; or 541-610-3290. 2 ’ Thank you CTIL'T, Pub lic Safety and Utilities for con tinued support of the Fourth of July Parade and activities! Bid Date: July 25, 2013 at 2 p.m. Prebid: July 16,1 p.m., Skanska Jobsite trailer (Buff Street, next to JCSD office) Requests can be made to review documents electronically via Gradebeam. Please email re q u e sts to Jason T en b ro o k at jason.tenbrook@skanska.com. Documents may also be viewed at the following locations: Museum Harvest Skanska Bend Office, Skanska Jobsite Office, Skanska Portland Office, Central Oregon Build ers Exchange, Daily Journal of Commerce, Con tractor Plan Center, Salem Contractor Exchange, Medford Builders Exchange, Eugene Builders Exchange, Klamath Builders Exchange, Spokane Regional Plan Center, Yakima Plan Center, Try City Construction Council, Lewiston Clarkston Plan Center, Idaho AGC, Mail Copies & More - Madras, ARC Oregon P hone: 5 4 1 -5 0 4 -9 5 2 5 ; e m a il julie.hyer@ skanska.com; Fax: 541-504-9529. T h e M u seu m at W arm Springs invites you to the annual Huck leberry Harvest. 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Phone Legal Aid Services of Oregon to schedule an appointment to speak with an attor ney on the first Monday of the month (excluding Holidays) at the Warm Springs Community Ac tion Team building, 1136 Paiute Ave., Warm Springs. Call (541) 385-6944 on Monday, Tues day, and Thursday mornings between 10 a.m. and noon, or on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons be- tweenT p.m. and 3 p.m. B e a d s , N a tiv e A m e r ic a n G ifts, M u s e u m , D e li, G rocery, I c e , F is h in g P e r m its , W e ster n U n io n , C h e c k -F r e e B ill Pay, A T M a n d M u c h M ore! 2132 W a rm S p r in g s S t., W a rm S p r in g s - p h . 5 4 1-553-1597 O ver500 com panies can be p a id through our check-free service including: Pacific Power, D irect TV, Verison, and Qwest. \ ________________________________________ _____________________ __________________/
