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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 2020)
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon January 1, 2020 Art shows (Continued from page 1) Native Americans across Indian Country align to the basic elements of the earth: Weather, the stars, water and fire are essential ele- ments of change in the live of Native American. Fire purifies. Tribes used it to hunt, for cooking and cleaning the land. It was a tool with significant impact in Indian Country through- out ancient times. Into the Fray will examine the lives of our Na- tive brother and sister firefighters of Warm Springs and beyond. From training, operations, the grueling hours of intense physi- cal exertion—They form bonds, share the rewards and tell sto- ries of their elite corps. They are part of our contemporary culture, and contribute to our land’s story and the safeguard- ing and preservation of our land for future generations. For the Museum at War m Springs, the Changing Exhibits of Courtesy MAWS Curahee—Copper Juniper Tree: Mixed media, shells, beads, concrete base, fur. Winner, 2019 Tribal Member Art Show Judges Choice Award—Contemporary Category. Artist: Marlanea Wagner, Waunanuba. 2020 will conclude with the Twenty- Seventh Tribal Member Art Ex- hibit, opening in October. Looking toward the new year at Cosmic Tubing with Prevention Scott Kalama/Prevention The Warm Springs Prevention team in December hosted a youth Cosmic Tubing evening at Mt. Hood Ski Bowl. Cosmic Tubing features hundreds of thousands of lights, making for a colorful night of tubing. Prevention in December also hosted a youth swim day at the Madras Aquatic Center. If you would like information on upcoming Prevention activities, call Scott at 541-615-0123, or 541-615-0036. New jobs at Fish Commission The Columbia River Inter- Tribal Fish Commission is re- cruiting for the following new positions: Travel Coordinator. Sal- ary Range: $41,893 - $44,685. Location: Portland. Closing date: January 17. Application procedure: Send a complete applica- tion materials include a cover letter, CV/resume, completed job application with signature, electronic or typed in signature is accepted (available on our website at www.critfc.org “employment opportunities” on the bottom left corner or by calling 503.238.0667, a copy of relevant certifications and a list of at least three profes- sional references. Submit to: Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission - Attn: Human Resources. 700 NE Multnomah Street, Suite 1200. Portland, Oregon 97232. Email: hr@critfc.org. Fax: 503.235.4228. Conservation Fishery Scientist. Salary Range: $74,312-$94,134. Portland. Closing date: January 24. Same procedure as above, although phone 503.238.0667; plus a copy of relevant certifi- cations and a list of at least three professional references. Fishery Technician III. Salary Range: $41,893. Port- land. Closes January 17. Application procedure same as first job listing above. Fishery Technician II. Sal- ary: $16.26 to $17.34 per hour. Temporary 3.5 months (February – May). Portland. Closes January 17. Applica- tion procedure same as above. The Imulak—Cut beaded medallion. The artist is Clarissa Picard. Winner: 2019 Tribal Member Art Show Judges Choice Award Traditional Category. the museum, know there is still some time to visit the current ex- hibit, the Twenty-Sixth Tribal Mem- ber Show. This will close on Satur- day, January 11. Page 5