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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1982)
Page 4 March 12,1982 Editorial E Coosh EEWA (The way it is) Letters to the editor A job well done! Historical society seeks info Dear Delbert Frank, Sr., Hop agriculture has played a major role in the history of the Central Willamette Valiev. The Benton County Historical Society is presently involved in a major effort to record this history. As I stated in an earlier letter, which I hope you received, we are interested in presenting as comprehensive a picture as possible of the hop industry. We plan to conduct a limited number of oral interviews and to survey a larger number of informants by questionaire. It it is our understanding that Indians from Warm Springs area have been invovled in the past with the production of h o p s , p a r t i c u l a r l y as harvesters. We would like to include a record of their experiences in our study. We ask your assistance in making the members of your community aware of our project. We are enclosing several forms to be filled out by anyone who has had experience with the hop agriculture and who is interested in contribut ing to the study. Completed forms should be returned to the museum as soon as possible. The project will result in a narrated slide presentation to be given at Oregon State University on May 9th of this year. The public is invited to attend. We look forward to hearing from the Council and from members of your community. Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to give us. Sincerely, Kathleen Hudson Cooler Assistant Director (Editor’s Note: Copies of the one-page questionaire are available at the Spilyay Tymoo office and the Extension office, both in the old Administration building.) D.C. trip valuable for CHRs To the W arm Community, S p r in g s We’d like to take the time to thank the following people for making it, possible for us to attend the National CHR Conference in Washington, D.C. last month. All of us feel that our presence there, and our concern with the budget cuts, will have a great impact on the final decision. We met CHRs from all over the United States and Alaska and were in meetings from 8 to 5 everyday. There was not time for sight seeing though we did get one evening tour. The highlight of our trip was a testimonial in the Rayburn Building given by Felecia Hodge of the Northwest Indian Health Board. The exciting part was that she introduced us there. So, we’d like to thank the community for their support w ith th e $$, tim e and donations.The bigie we did ws the basketball game, which was a great success thanks to Delson and Chinn Suppah, who have been the backers for our tournaments over the past years. Thanks, we love you! The following people we have to mention and if we forgot anyone, we didn’t mean to. Our special thanks go to: Confederated Tribes, (Tribal Council), the following logging companies: Brunoe, Smith & G r e e n e , A lfre d S m ith , Sylvester Smith, Earl Tufti — Correction — It was stated in our Vol. 7 No.3 edition that the Lil’ Miss Warm Springs crowns were made by Geraldine Jim and Lyda Scott. The Lil’ Miss Warm Springs crowns were made by Geraldine Jim and Liza Brown. We apologize for this error. The C om m unity C enter staff would like to take this time to thank them for their time donated to make the crowns. Brush Piling, Warm Springs Elementary School, Delbert Frank, Charlotte and Enos Herkshan, Wimpy and Wilson, Marjorie Danzuka, Richard and Marion Biss. We also have to thank our families for putting up with us and all their faith and support. More thanks goes to Harry and Pat ■ Miller, Evens and Eilleen Spino, Don Holliday, the VanPelt family, Ron Govenor and family, Harvey Scott and Family and Perl Johnson and family. Ada Sooksoit & Family Charlotte Herkshan The Madras High School and all members of the MHS Indian Club and the Madras Indian Club Girl’s Basketball Team wishes for their participation in the half-time activities at the girl’s to thank: b a s k e t b a ll t o u r n a m e n t February 23, in Salem. A Nathan Jim, Sr. & Family beautiful job well done! Art Mitchell & Family Miss Warm Springs, Lyda Peace and Love Scott Jacob Frank, Sr. and the Pine Ron Pinkham Grove Singers . Counselor Tom Begay & Family Dear Editor, Thanks for caring To all who helped, We would like to thank everyone who helped us in our time of need. Thanks to our own relatives who came through and helped us with the food for dinner. Thank you Laura Crowe, Evelyn Sam, Angie White, Clarese Wesley and Ursula Little for cooking the meals for us. We also thank the friends who came to pay their respect to the deceased. Love from our family, Ramona Knight & Daughters Vincent & Romagene Joe Philip & Lois Selam & Sons Alice Knight & Daughter Legal Aide Notice This notice is to inform the public that the Legal Aide Deparatment is no longer offering any assistance in custody, juvenile • and legal counseling cases. Thte only type of cases the Legal Aide Office will be handling will be the adult criminal cases. This will include major traffic crimes, Thanks again!! Adeline Miller, Viola Govenor, Ruth Tewee, Florene Scott and Eliza Brown. FOR RENT F o u r- b e d r o o m m o b ile home, space No. 7 at Warm Springs mobile home park. Call 553-1194 for information. Notice T w en ty -y ear-o ld D onna Elston, daughter of pastor Allen Elston and Juanita Elston was chosen by popular vote as homecoming queen at the University of Mary Hardin- Baylor in Belton, Texas. Donna is a junior this year majoring in home economics. She is a graduate of Madras High School. Tribal Council Agenda 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 K arnnnn March 16 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. 1. Tribal Court Report JSA Report Investigator Police Personnel March 17 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. BIA Budget Reveiw-Doug McClelland/Jim Sizemore Impact on Tribes of BIA Reorganization March 22 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. . 1. 10:00 a.m. Implication of IRS/Council & Committee Pay- Dennis Karnopp 2. 2:00 pp.m. Enrollments March 25 Tour - -In-Lieu Sites * Leave from Hood River Moorage March 29 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. Is the good weather making you dream about decks, fences, smokehouses, or other improvements around your home? Jim Kernaghen will design and build any kind of wooden structure you need. Call with your idea and he’ll draw up a plan and give you an estimate. Local references available. His phone number is 553-1402. Kernaghen designed and built this deck/porch for Walter and Elina Langnese. 10:00 a.m. 1983 Budget - Opening Discussion/ Doug McClelland Budget Function Tribal Organization March 30 Tribal Council Meeting 9:30 a.m. 1. 10:00 a.m. Management Reports 2.. 3:00 p.m. Streamside Management - Deepak Sehgal/ Gary Heckman
