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Blue Bay Healing Center conference set Developing a plan for the Blue Bay Healing Center will be the subject o f a conference Feb. 9-12 to be held up at the center’s lakeshore site. Cruz Acevedo and Phil Lane (both o f the Four Worlds Development Project), Phyliss Chelsea (of Alkalai Lake in Canada), and Cathleen Brooks (nation ally known for her work in the field o f al coholism, particularly with adult chil dren o f alcoholics), have been invited as consultants to explain what other pro grams can offer the center, according to Anna Whiting-Sorrell, director of the Tribal Health Department’s Alcohol Component, which is sponsoring the conference. The Reservation community is needed to help plan out the structure according to specific local needs, she says. The meetings will be in the main lodge, which is scheduled to be fully renovated by then. Whiting-Sorrell says they’d like to be contacted by everyone who plans to attend so they can make arrangements for rides and so they’ll know how many they should plan to feed. For specific times and other details, contact either Whiting-Sorrell or BBHC project director Ben Ascensio at 676- 2770, or watch for finalized details in the next issue of The Char-Koosta Senior sought for EPA position The environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is looking for a Montana Indian senior citizen to do a one-year fact-finding proj ect. The job entails obtaining infor mation about envrionmental pro grams on all the reservations in Montana and preparing a sum mary about them for the EPA. The person selected must be qualified for membership in the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), which evi dently is funding the job, al though EPA will be administer ing the project. Rate of pay will be negotiated with AARP. Interested people should apply no later than Feb. 19 to: Mr. Dick Montgomery - USEPA, Region 8 Montana Office, Federal Build ing, 301 S Park, Drawer 10096, Helena, MT 59626-0096 (phone: 449-5486). PUBLIC TV, from page one: may not, depending on the distance and terrain.” People interested in serving on the board of directors should submit a letter of interest to Tyro no later than today which outlines his or her reasons for applying and areas in which each feels he could be of service to the project. (Editor’s note: If you can’t get a letter to Tyro today, Jan. 27, you might try call ing him up at 675-4800 and explaining that you’ve just seen the notice and ask for an extension of time. No guarantees this will work, but it can’t hurt to ask if you’re truly interested in serving.) FY-88 TRIBAL BUDGET - FIRST QUARTER’S REPORT (12-31-87) BUDGET YTD EXPENSE YTD BALANCE TRIBAL OPERATIONS: ADMINISTRATION $ 537,220.00 «T 133,295.00 $ 453,925.00 COUNCIL SALARIES 249,173.00 56,776.00 192,397.00 COUNCIL EXPENSES 104,300.00 15,765.00 88,535.00 LEGAL DEPARTMENT 407,475.00 73,896.00 333,579.00 t r i b a l p r o j e c t s 43,150.00 2,345.00 40,805.00 OPERATING EXPENSE 475,258.00 82,065.00 393,193.00 CONTINGENCY FUND 46,179.00 -0- 46,179.00 PERSONNEL 102,335.00 21,707.00 80,628.00 TOTAL * 2 ,uib,oyu.uu $ 385,849.00 $1,629,241.00 nD M M T T N T 'T 'Y S F R V T r F S : ASSISTANCE (MOD) 184,544.00 $ 34,843.00 $ 149,701.00 FISH L GAME 453,540.00 119,979.00 333,561.00 COURT 241,254.00 18,474.00 222,780.00 LAW ENFORCEMENT 321,806.00 31,009.00 290,797.00 COURT ADVOCATES 177,519.00 39,711.00 137,808.00 FLATHEAD CULTURE 185,892.00 50,511.00 135,381.00 KOOTENAI CULTURE 207,377.00 36,097.00 171,280.00 CHAR-KOOSTA NEWS 119,525.00 20,233.00 99,292.00 HOUSING MEETINGS 7,500.00 2,033.00 5,467.00 TERS/BOARD 3,000.00 34.00 2,966.00 EDUCATION COMMITTEE 14,040.00 328.00 13,712.00 CASH MATCHES 29,664.00 3,472.00 26,192.00 ASSISTANCE/PROGRAMS 185,369.00 31,665.00 153,704.00 TOTAL $2,131,030.00 5 388,389.00 $1,742,641.00 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: BUILDING & UTILITIES $ 342,929.00 $ 61,851.00 $ 281,078.00 NATURAL RESOURCES 259,406.00 39,348.00 220,058.00 LAND OFFICE 205,975.00 34,305.00 171,670.00 WATER ADMIN. 86,721.00 13,650.00 73,071.00 SHORELINE PROTECTION 134,448.00 23,637.00 110,811.00 FISHERIES 214,815.00 24,814.00 190,001.00 WILDLAND RECREATION 121,572.00 23,921.00 97,651.00 WILDLIFE PROGRAM 32,500.00 3,460.00 29,040.00 TOTAL $1,398,366.00 $ 224,986.00 $1,173,380.00 CAPITAL PROGRAMS: EQUIPMENT $ 236,364.00 $ 84,873.00 $ 151,491.00 LAND ACQUISITION 527,614.00 260,489.00 267,125.00 CONSTRUCTION 110,000.00 -0- 110,000.00 ENTERPRISE CAPITALIZATION 550,000.00 320,000.00 230,000.00 TOTAL $1,423,978.00 $ 665,362.00 $ 758,616.00 GRAND TOTAL $6,968,464.00 $1,664,586.00 $5,303,878.00 1 January 27, 1988 -- CSKTs Char-Koosta News, Pablo, MT -- PAGE 5
