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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1981)
Page 4 January 19,1981 / ' ■ .......... Editorial E Coosh EEWA: (The way it is) -------------------------------------------- Letter to the Editor Words change in meaning Consolation Appreciated To the editor The family of Lloyd “Swede” Eder would like to express their sincere appreciation to all those people who donated their time and su p p o rt d u rin g his arrangments and funeral. Among the many who aided were; Mr. Andrew David and Grant Waheneka for conduct ing services, an d M ary Danzuka and Nancy Johnson fo r supervising the meal preparations. We also deeply appreciated all those who found it in their hearts to console us with their words and deeds. Just as Father Light heats and lights Mother Earth, so has all your support done for us in our time of sorrow. The family of Lloyd Melvin Eder Committee Vacancy To Spilyay Tymoo The Recreation Committee has a vacancy which Tribal Council will fill on January 27, 1981. Therefore, if you are interested, please so indicate by writing to Tribal Council, let them know why you are interested in serving on this committee and where you can be reached, either by phone or letter. Thanx and Matilda, Kate, Nancy, Micky, Danielle and Chesley Like to say thanx to all the for gifts. It feels good to be home. people who showed up to my dinner and especially to those Thanks again, who did all the work tomake it possible. Also thanks to Nettie Pam Keo To the Editor: Registration papers sought Vernon Suppah has lost papers for his registered Quarter Horse and is offering a $50 reward to the person who finds them. The registered horse is a five year old sorrel gelding named “Tonto Bar Cat.” He was sired by Tom cat and the dam is Tonic Time. Words come to us in many strange ways. Accents change along with meanings because of use. Here are a few theories on the origin of some words. Buffalo is a misnomer when applied to the American bison. T he w ord com es fro m Portuguese (bufalo) can be traced to the Latin bufalus (wild ox.) Cowboys have their orgin during the revolutionary times in America. They were the worst kind of tories; they went around in bushes armed with guns and tinkling a cow-bell so as to lure the patriots into the brush hunting for cows. Curfew is derived from a French word of the middle ages in Europe. There was much danger of fire spreading through a village or town so at a given hour a warning was issued for citizens to put out their fires. The word is direct from the French couvre feu Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. 1 *4 oz. at birth. Grandparents are Eli and Louise Culps. James Ryan Johnson was born October 27, 1980 to Janice M. Gilbert at St. Charles Hospital in Bend, Oregon. Grandparents are Allen and Clydell Gilbert. Nicole Elise Charley was born November 8, 1980 at Mt. View Hospital. Nicole was born to Rosemary Charley and weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz at birth. Grandparents are Russell and Margaret Charley. Marita Maria Rubio was born November 6,1980 to Jose Francine Mehlenbeck, a 1969 graduate of Madras High School, will be the featured speaker at the January 20 meeting of the Women’s Aglow Fellowship in Madras. She will be speaking on “The Authority of the Christian” and will also be sharing in song. Registration is required for the course and the fee if $12. Classes will be held from 7-9 p.m. in room C-8 at Bend S e n io r H igh S c h o o l. A certificate ot attendance will be given to partricipants. Scheduled topics include I n te r p e r s o n a l R e la tio n s - Ja n u a ry 26; hom e care— January 19; Physical Therapy O c c u p a tio n a l T h e r a p y - - Ja n u a ry 26; R ecreational Therpy—February 2; Alcohol ism and Drugs and the Elderly- -February 9; and nutrtition and the Elderly—February 16. Instructors include Susan Franke and Frank Marty- n o ric z , H a rm o n y H ouse Miss Mehlenbeck has had a w ell ro u n d e d a n d ric h education in music here annd abroad and has been a piano and voice instructor as well. In 1980 she gave up her job as an administrative assistant and began ministry “Sharing God’s Love Through Song.” The M adras chapter ol Women’s Aglow welcomes all and to bring a friend and “have a beautiful time of fellowship.” The meeting will be at Wongs Restaurang, beginning at 7:30 p.m. There is a $1.25 cover charge and refreshments will be served. Community Center Calendar and Helene (Arthur) Rubio. Grandparents are Marvin and Mary Ann Meanus. Terrine Marie Rabbie was born November 27,1980 at Mt. View Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. at birth. Parents are Robert an d Ire n e R a b b ie an d grandparents are David and Alice Rabbie. Phillip Lee Squiemphen was born December 1, 1980 at Mt. View Hospital in Madras. He weighed 8 lbs. at birth. Phillip’s parents are Terry and Gladys Squiem phen. G randparents are Earl and Rita Squiemphen. Working with the aged workshop “Working With The Aged,” a six week workshop for persons caring for the elderly at home or within agencies or nursing homes, will be held Monday evenings beginning January 12, according to the Community Education Office at Central Oregon Community College. D unstan because of fine horseshoeing ability was asked one day by the devil to shoe his cloven hoof. Recognizing the customer despite his disguise he tied the devil to the wall. Dunstan finally let him go in return for the promise that he would never again enter a place which had a horseshoe nailed to the wall. Hotdog was a term coined in 1903 for a roll which was heated with a sausage on,it with m ustard and relish. The sandwich first appeared at the concession stand of Harry Stevens at the Polo Grounds - home of the New York Giants. By the way, as many believe, Antidisestablishmentarianism is not the longest word in the English dictionary. The longest w o r d w ith 29 l e t t e r s is Floccinaucinihilipilificiation m e a n in g “ e s tim a tin g as worthless/’ Aglow features local talent Latest New Arrivals The fall and winter months boasted of many new births in the Warm Springs community. C o n g r a tu la tio n s to the following parents and new arrivals: Charles Vincent Selam was born September 30,1980 at Mt. View Hospital in Madras. He weighed in at 8 lb. 9 oz. Parents are Philip and Lois Selam. G ran d p aren ts are C harles Knight Jr. and Romagene Knight. Patrick Dale Culps, Jr. was born October 24, 1980 to Patrick Culps Sr. and Corlene W h ite fo o t a t M t. View (cover the fire). “Geronimo!” is a word used by U.S. airborne paratroopers, originally. One explanation of its existence says that there are steep hills in Oklahoma where one day Geronimo with the army in hot pursuit made a leep on horseback down an almost virtical cliff," a feat that the possee could not duplicate. The legend states that in the jmidst of his jump to freedome he gave the blook curdling cry of “Geronimo-o-!” Hello. The earliest ancestor of hello is the English hallow with the accent on the second syllable. By the nineteenth century people were pronoun- -cing it hullo. Edison, inventor of the telephone, is said to have started hello as we know it today over the telephone and it came into widespread use. Horseshoe-as a good luck symbol, originated in the 10th century. The story goes that St. N u rs in g H o m e; E rm a Shoem aker, R .N ., COCC N ursing faculty; D orothy R o b in so -F o ld e s, P h y sical therapist; Allen Tenney, St C h a rle s M edical C en ter th e r a p is t; W yne S m ith , recreational therapist. Bend Park and Recreation; Carl Davenport, pharmacist, and Bobbie M cNeil, n u tritio n consultant. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n contact Barbara Diekman. COCC seminar coordinator^ 382-6112, extension 219. Monday Night Pinochle—For those who enjoy card game Monday night is open for Pinochle at the Community Cente Anyone who knows how to play is requested to partake in order t teach others to play. Call the Community Center for moi information. Art Show—Local artists have their work on display for viewing £ the Community Center through January 30. Take time out t enjoy your neighbor’s talent. Tribal Council Agenda January 14/16 Tribal Council Management — “Retreat” Place to be announced January 16/17 Columbia River Basin Fisheries Alliance Portland Urban Indian Center, 1634 S.W. Alder, Portland January 12/23 Inauguration Week January 20 District Meeting - Sidwalter January 20 District Meeting — Sidwalter Re: Justice Facility - place to be announced January 22 Open bids for powerhouse construction January 26 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Realty 2. 1:30 p.m. Enrollments January 27 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. SSI Program - Bob Jackson/Jim Noteboon 2. 1:30 p.m. A w ard C o n tra c t/P o w e rh o u se Construction 3. 4:00 p .m . C o m m itte e A p p o in tm e n ts : Agric/Irrig/Range Recreation January 27 District Meeting Re: Justice Facility-Simnasho Longhouse January 28 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Evergreen Chapel/Fitzgeralds 2. 1:30 p.m. 2nd Joint meeting Mangement/Council & Committee Chairmen January 29 District Meeting Re: Justice Facility - Agency Longhouse
