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.
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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 ;
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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
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Attempting to locate tribal members
Attention
If anyone knows the cur
rent addresses of the follow-
ing people, these people
need to contact Vital Statis
tics and update their ad
dress: j
Anthony Todd Guerin
Brittany Michelle Trujillo
Devin Wayne Prouty
Joel Queahpama Craig
Tracy Demarcus Fuentes
William Anthony Henry
Cimmeron Bryan Tufti
Jeremy Jonathan Lagers
Ellen Gilbert
Gilbert Coronado
Johnnie Corbett Selam
Warner Westley Williams
Jr.
Phillip Shawn Johns
Phillip Shawn Johns
Doreen Lois Johnson
Brianna Marie Stacona
Kirby Gary Heath Jr.
Vanessa Ranae Plazola
Lisa Marie King
Julia Rose Wallulatum
Veronica Delores Redfox
Brittany Rose Youmans
Felicitas Gandar Castro-
Taitague
Galen Scott Burgess
Jimmy James Spino
Cody Allen Lesina
Elmina Lee Ching
Curtis Lee Thompson Sr.
Lona May Van Vorst
Stephanie Mae Belgard
Flora Frank
May Beth Youmans
Jerald Lloyd Foster
Victor Marcelo Becerra
Jr.
Jo sh u a
Edw ard
Blankenship
Ernestine Archer
Olivia Ann George
This attempt to locate is
for purposes of future tribal
voting; so the individuals can
receive their absentee bal
lots.
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