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Spilyay Tymoo
August 30
Day of
the Eclipse
The high-altitude balloon
launch from the Warm
Springs Academy (left), as
viewers (right) experience the
first phases of the eclipse
(above). At lower right, at the
Native Sol Powwow shortly
after the eclipse.
Wild Horse Race Memorial
in Simnasho September 30
The Jamie “Chili Guy” Tohet
Wild Horse Race Memorial is com-
ing up in September at the
Simnasho rodeo grounds.
Events include the Wild Horse
Race (two head and final), 2+1
Wild Horse, ranch bronc riding,
team roping, junior wild colt race
(ages 7-12; two head average); se-
nior wild colt race (ages 13-17; two
head average); mini buckers (8 and
under); junior broncs (ages 9-11),
and senior broncs (12-14).
Extra kids events: AUJ’s junior
barrels (10 and under); Blade’s wild
sheep race (6 and under);
Rubyanna stick horse race (5 and
under, bring your own stick horse).
There are entry fees for the
events, except for the stick horse
race, with 100 percent payout to
contestants.
Books open September 15 and
close on the day of the event, Sep-
tember 30. To enter call either
Gladys at 541-460-9290; or Angela
at 541-325-2518. To enter team
roping, call Dustin Suppah at 541-
325-6347.
The president of the Jamie
“Chili Guy” Tohet Wild Horse
Race Memorial is Jimmy Tohet Jr.;
vice president Daniel Gilbert; sec-
retary-treasurer Gladys Graybael,
treasurer Angela Tohet.
Club starts school hours next week
The Warm Springs Boys & Girls Club will be
closed on Monday and Tuesday, September 4
and 5.
Starting on Wednesday, September 6 the club’s
after school club hours will be 3 to 5:30 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
New and renewed membership forms are
now being accepted. The fees for the school year
2017-2018 must be paid on or before Friday,
September 29.
Youth must be 5 years of age and older to
attend. It is important the club has a completed
form with up-to-date information for your child
or children, in case of an emergency.
Please call the club at 553-2323 if you have
any questions or need more information.
Jayson Smith
photos/Spilyay
Resolutions of Tribal Council
Veterans
memorial
Whereas by the Twenty-Sev-
enth Tribal Council of the Con-
federated Tribes of the Warm
Springs Reservation of Oregon,
pursuant to Articles V and VIII of
the Tribal Constitution and By-
Laws of the Confederated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Reservation
of Oregon, that All Warrior and
Veteran Association be granted
permission to construct on the
Museum at War m Springs
grounds, a memorial to all mem-
bers of the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs who served in
the armed forces; and,
Whereas the Museum at Warm
Springs was granted Lease No.
4112, Resolution No. 11,130 on
Allotment No. 244 and Resolution
12,368 for Tract No. T-3006, and
agrees to allow construction of a
memorial wall on Tribal Tract No.
T-3006; and,
Whereas the Museum at Warm
Springs will provide maintenance,
security and insurance after con-
struction of the memorial wall is
Hunting regs
Whereas the Tribal Hunting
and Trapping Code Chapter 350
requires the Tribal Council to re-
view the status of wildlife popu-
lations annually and set seasons
and bag limits; and,
Whereas the Tribal Council has
reviewed the limits (attachment to
resolution), seasons and other regu-
lations as recommended by the
Branch of Natural Resources and
the Fish and Wildlife Committee;
and,
Whereas, through the Treaty
with the Tribes of Middle Oregon,
signed June 25, 1855, the Confed-
erated Tribes reserved the right to
completed; and,
Whereas the All Warrior and
Veteran Association will be respon-
sible for the cost of construction
and the engraving of additional
names of veterans; and,
Whereas the addition of the All
Warrior and Veteran Memorial will
in no way change the terms, condi-
tions, or stipulations of Lease No.
4112; now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Twenty-
Seventh Tribal Council of the Con-
federated Tribes of the War m
Springs Reservation of Oregon,
pursuant to Article V and VIII of
the Tribal constitution and By-Laws
that the request to construct the All
Warrior and Veteran Memorial is
hereby approved and granted, the
addition of the memorial shall be
executed by means of a Modifica-
tion to Lease No. 4112, and the
terms and conditions of Lease No.
4112 shall remain the same; and,
Be it resolved that the Chair-
man or Vice-Chairman and Secre-
tary-Treasurer/CEO are hereby au-
thorized to execute the necessary
documents for and on behalf of
the Confederated Tribes. Resolution
no. 12,367
fish, hunt and gather roots and ber-
ries outside the reservation bound-
aries; now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Twenty-
Seventh Tribal Council of the Con-
federated Tribes of the War m
Springs Reservation of Oregon
pursuant to article V, section 1 (i)
and (l) of the Tribal Constitution
and By-laws and the Hunting and
Trapping Code Chapter 350.210,
that the “2017 CTWS Ceded Lands
Hunting Regulations” are adopted
as provided in the attached exhibit
recommendation from the Natural
Resources Branch and the Fish and
Wildlife Committee. Resolution no.
12,365
(See pages 6 and 7 for some of the
details of the regulations.)