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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Artist to present at Smith Rock
W arm Springs artist and
businesswoman Aurolyn
Stwyer will present at the
Oregon Archaeology Cel-
ebration in October.
The presentation will be
at Smith Rock State Park
Welcome Center from 7 to
8:30.
Ms. Stwyer, Na-k’ishayat,
is a 2018-19 Native Artist
Mentor Fellow, and owner
of the Red Skye Trading
Post.
A Celilo and Wasco na-
tive, she was recognized last
year by the Native Arts and
Cultures Foundation, one of
Aurolyn Stwyer
only eight artists to receive
the foundation Artists Men-
tor Fellows. She was se-
lected as a master
beadwork artist.
Aurolyn has been a full-
time artist for over 20 years,
working in several media:
Beadwork, animal derived
textiles, visual arts, two-di-
mensional art, jewelry, and
traditional dance.
She specializes in tradi-
tional regalia for people and
for horses.
At the Archaeology Cel-
ebration Aurolyn will share
infor mation about her
family history at Celilo,
treaty fishing rights, Warm
Springs horses, and details
about the Plateau style of
beadwork.
August 28, 2019
Tribal Council September agenda
(Continued from page 4)
Wednesday, September 11
2:30: Tribal Court report with Judge
Lomas.
3:30: Debt service, A Place for Kids,
capital projects, Election Committee, and
Tribal Gatherings.
Thursday, September 12
9 a.m.: Tribal Council report.
10:30: Council Support Services with
Doris Miller and Norma Heath.
11:30: Sherars Bridge Committee.
1:30: Fish and Wildlife Committee—
On Reservation.
2:15: Fish and Wildlife Committee—
Off Reservation.
3: Timber Committee.
4: Water Board..
Agenda continues on page 10