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Page 4 February 26,1982 - SpilyayTymoo Letters to the editor Simnasho says thanks We, the parents of the Simnasho school students, would like to thank the Municipal Branch for their donation of $166 to the Simnasho 4-H “Discovery” Club. Thank you for helping. The Simnasho School parents Scottie Allen Sammy and Millie Colwash George and Janice Clements Marsha Shewczyk Sterling and Lucinda Green Lester and Peggy Poitra Nancy Waite Hazel Suppah Connie Ross Lorena Bill Paul and Annie Burger Thank you for your help To the Warm Community, Springs We would like to take this time to thank the Warm Springs Tribal Council for donating the casket for Moses Shawaway. We would also like to thank each and everyone who helped the family with The drawing for the horse will take place on March 10 at Simnasho School. Everyone is invited to come out to the school at noon and bring a sack Girls 13 -1 8 Round Dance Men’s 19 and up Straight 1st, Francis Kickingwoman, Rowning; 2nd, Timmy Heath, Warm Springs; 3rd; Galen Yallup, Satus and 4th, Bacon Jack, Warm Springs. There were 11 men and 36 women in the special senior citizens dance for those 60 and over. Girl’s 7 to 12 Round Dance 1st, Dorothy Kalama, Warm Springs; 2nd, Diane Billy, Goldendale; 3rd, Masami Danzuka, Warm Springs and 4 th , B illie Jo S m ith , Goldendale. Girls 7 to 12 Fancy Dance 1st, Vidella Gould, Fort Hall; 2nd, Lilly Meanus, Warm their moral support, with the Springs; 3rd, Carol Heath, food and for their prayers of Warm Springs and 4th, Carla concern during this time of Tewee, Warm Springs. sorrow. From the Nieces o f Moses Showaway Irene Brunoe and family Mary Jack and family Appaloosa Raffle An appaloosa 4 year old gelding has been donated by . Casey and Sterling Green to be used as a raffle item by the S im n a s h o . S c h o o l 4 -H “Discovery” Club. Tickets for the raffle are available from Simnasho School parents. Powwow Results from page 1 lunch on that day. Photographs of the horse to be raffled are on display around the community. If anyone wishes to see itthey are welcome to do so at the home of Sterling and Lucinda Green. Warm Springs; 3rd, Pearl Johnson, Eagle Butte and 1st, Melissa Johnson, Warm 4th, Edith Walsey, Satus. Springs; 2nd, Charlotte John, Celilo; 3rd, Lisa Scott, White Tiny Tot division Swan and 4th, Ada May Patrick, Pendleton. Everyone in this division was a winner. All 21 girls and 14 Girls 13 - 18 Fancy Shawl boys who danced were each awarded with $5.00.p 1st,Tina Allen, Satus; 2nd, Judges for the women’s Lisa Scott, White Swan; 3rd, Jenny Wesley, Toppenish and dancing were: Ada Sooksoit, 4 th , E liz a b e th W e s le y , Lilly Heath, Beatrice Marceau and Hazel Suppah. Alternate Toppenish. judge was Millie Colwash. Ladies 19 and up Circle Dance Judges for the men’s dancing 1 st, D ia n n e T h o m p so n , were: Wilson LaMere, Sr., 1 st, D ia n n e T h o m p s o n / M aynard K ick in gw om an , Granger; 2nd, Angie Yallup, Raymond Moody and Charley Satus; 3rd, Lila Comes At Tailfeathers. Alternates were Night, Satus and 4th, Shirley Donny Sampson and Ed Spino. Patrick, Pendleton. Ladies 19 and up Fancy Dance Over 40 people donated items to the raffle which was 1st, Trudee Clements, Warm held at the powwow. Springs; 2nd, Sandra Frank, See pages 6 & 7 for photos Baker Middle School to visit Special education students from the Baker Middle School in Baker, Oregon are planning a trip to the Warm Springs reservation during the Root Feast. They will be staying in a tepee at Kah-Nee-Ta Village and visiting Simnasho School as well as attending Root Feast. The students and their teacher have expressed interest in learning about the Warm Springs reservation and the Indian culture of yesterday and today. Following are two of the letters that were sent to the Simnasho school. Raffle Tickets are $2.00 each or 3/$5.00. They are available Hi, at the Warm Springs extension M y nam e is E dw ard office, from Lucinda Green at the Community Center and Johnson. I live in Baker, Oregon. I am a boy. I am a from Simnasho parents. Navajo Indian. I am in the 8th rade. I go to Baker Middle chool. Our class is planning to come- to Central Oregon in April. We will come see you when we get there. Rummage Sale February 27 House #49 Tao-Shuh Lester & Peggy Poitra Memorial Dinner A memorial dinner for Eddie “Mannkins” Cole, well known roper, will be held at the Agency Longhouse on March 6 at noon. The dinner will be given by Cole’s wife, Gloria Cole, Jazz Wewa and Frances Allen. Friends and family are invited to attend. I have a nice family and I was adopted into this family. Oh, by the way what does the word Simnasho mean? We would like to know what it means. How do you like your school? Is your school big or small? How far do you live from your school? How often do you have Indian dances? I live in a trailor court out in the country and I enjoy living out there. I’m always writing letters to people. I like to write letters often. I enjoy music. I like to play soccer, tennis, go swimming, ride a bike. What kinds of things do you like to do? I’m very busy between Monday & Friday. Write soon! Your friend, Ed Edward Johnson Baker Middle School Dear Friends at Simnasho School Hi, my name is Cindy and I go to Baker Middle School. My class is planning a trip to Kah- Nee-Ta some time this April. We heard that there was a school over there. and we thought you would like to hear from a different school. Do you like it over there at a small school? Do you ever stay in tents? Do you go horseback riding very much? I never go horseback riding. Hey, what doe Simnash mean over there?. Well, I got to go now. Your friend, Cindy Ann Relaford PO Box 171 Durkee, Oregon 97905 Tribal Council Agenda March 1 Tribal Council Mtg. 9:30 a.m. KNT Lodge-Council Rm. 1. 9:30 a.m. Annual Report—WSFPI General Council— Agency Longhouse WSFPI Annual Report March 2 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Borrowing Resolution, WSPE and Ullman Contract—Dennis Karnopp 2. 11:00 a.m. Legal Aide Proposal—Ed Manion 3. 2:00 p.m. Health & Social Services Branch Report—Bob Jackson and Sal Sahme March 4 Joint Meeting—Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge/ Confederated- Warm Springs room Directors, Fish & Wildlife Departments of Oregon, Washington and Idaho Treaty Tribes belonging to the Columbia River Fisheries Council March 5-6 Columbia River Basin Fisheries Alliance Yakima, Thunderbird Inn/Tieton Room March 8 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Salara Administration-Lloyd Smith 2. 3:00 p.m. Consideration of Executive Review Committee Concerns re Committees Evaluation March 9 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Workshop-Health & Social Services Branch, Law & Order Personnel and Court March 15 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. 509-J Report 2. 2:00 p.m. Diamond International Timber Sale-Bob Harned and Dennis Karnopp
