August 6, 1982 Page 5
SPILYAY TYMOO
Warm Springs profile almost complete CHR,S semng raffie tickets
T h e 1982 C o m m u n ity
H e a lth R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s
conference will be held August
17-19 at Seattle, Washington.
The keynote speaker will be
John Chaves, Staff to the
Senate Select Committee on
Indian Affairs. The topic of his
speech will be “Future Status of
the CHR Program.”
Attending the conference
will be CH R’s from through
out the nation. A variety, of
topics concerning Indian
people and health issues will be
f e a t u r e d a t th is y e a r s
conference. A health fair will be
an added highlight for the
p ro g ra m . A tte n d in g the
conferenccfrom Warm Springs
will be the CHR staff. Adeline
Miller will team with Elizabeth
Jones from Umatilla to present
a Workshop on “Traditional
Foods: Coordination with
Nutrition Service.”
A raffle will be held at the
conference with gifts being
donated by various CHR
programs from the Northwest.
Tickets are being sold here in
DECISIONS, DECISIONS—Culture and Heritage Committee members Matilda Mitchell and
Freda Wallulatum review some old photographs while trying to determine which are to be used in a
book on Warm Springs to be published at the end o f this summer.
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk
by Marsha Shewczyk
Committee members as a way Committee members went
Going through old photo to preserve some of the Warm through boxes and albums
graphs and choosing the best to Springs history and to inform containing many photographs
represent the Confederated people ab o u t the W arm brown with age.
The committee must select
Tribes of W arm Springs is the Springs people and reserva
24 photographs to use in the
task set before members of the tion.
The estim ated cost of publication. These will be sepia
C u ltu re a n d H e rita g e
Committee. It is their job to publishing and marketing the toned in the book to “give it an
select photographs for a book 80-page, 9" x 9" Warm Springs ancient and rich look,” says Bill
on Warm Springs to be profile is $29,715. That outlay Marsh.
Color photographs will also
published at the end of should be returned to the Tribe
September.
by sale of the book which will be incorporated into the book
W orking w ith Rockey- be available at $29.95 per copy. C o m m itte e m em bers are
Marsh, the public relations 2,250 copies of the book will be re sp o n sib le fo r selectin g
firm contracted by the Tribe published with 250 copies photographs of artifacts from
and designer Rudy Milpacher, constituting a special edition the 500 that were taken at Kah-
the com m ittee is sifting having the signatures of Tribal Nee-Ta during the artifact field
through photographs stored in Council members and being days held on April 8 and May
5. Forty-eight color photo
boxes, albums and display distributed as special gilts.
P h o to g ra p h s o f W arm
graphs will be used.
cases in an attempt to depict life
in Warm Springs as it was and Springs in days gone by are
The book is scheduled for
abundant but they cannot be
is.
found in only one place. With publication at the end of
T he idea of com piling M ilpacher th e com m ittee September. Copies will be
information in the form o f a visited Macy’s store, Deschutes available for purchase shortly
book originated in the minds of Crossing and buildings where after that.
the C ulture and Heritage photographs were displayed.
Siletz powwow
toe Ness
At the hotel after being tipped the bellboy took a good look at the
attractive blonde and asked the guy. “Anything I can get for your
wife?” The guy answered, “Yeah! get me a post card.” YIKES
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There was this teacher who asked the class to define a psychiatrist.
A little boy in the back of the room raised his hand and said.
“A psychiatrist is a doctor who never has to worry as long as
others d o ” YIKES.
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CONFUCIUS SAY: “Love very funny. . .man bite girls neck
because she has beautiful legs!” YIKES
sef for Aug. 21
The Confederated Tribes of'
Siletz welcomes you to the
S ile tz R e s to r a tio n d a y s
Powwow, set for August 2 1 and
22nd on Government Hill.
The opening day ceremonies
beginning at 11:00 a.m. with
three drums, dancing, singing,
games, and the Miss Siletz
contest, as well as other
activities is planned for the two
day affair.
the Warm Springs community
and can be purchased from
CH R’s Eliza Brown, Viola
Govenor, Adeline Miller, Ruth
Tewee and Florene Scott. The
cost of each ticket is $ 1 and you
need not be present to win.
Tickets will be on sale until
August 16.
Offered in the raffle will be
1.) a quarter of beef donated by
Tim Hunt of Burns, 2.) Beaded
cap and moccasin donated by
the W.S. CH R’s, 3.) Pendleton
blanket-Umatilla CH R’s, 6.) 2
silk screen shirts from Port
Gamble CH R’s. 7.) Shawl
embroidered with the C H R ’s
emblem donated by the Nez
Perce CH R’s, 8.) Beaded coin
purse from Celilo Wyam
C H R ’s, 9.) Ojo a hanging
God’s Eye from the Lummi
C H R ’s, 10.) Beaded coin purse
from Ft. Hall, 11.) Original oil
painting donated by the North
Portland Area Indian Health
Board, and 12.) Lined jacket
w ith the C H R ’s emblem
donated by the Northwest
C H R ’s.
Employees picnic raffle results
Many people were winners in
this year’s employee picnic
raffle and some people were
lucky enough to win not just
once, but twicc and even three
times. Thirty-three prizes were
on the raffle, some of which
w ere d o n a te d by lo c a l
merchants, others purchased
by the picnic committee.
Listed below arc the results.
Ernest Sconowah was the big
winner by winning three prizes
in the raffle. He won a rubber
swim mask and snorkel, a $10
gift certificate donated bv
O ls o n ’s a n d a $10 gift
c e r t i f i c a t e d o n a te d by
Hatfield’s. The next big winner
was Margie Tuckta. Margie
won a $25 gift certificate
donated by Coast to Coast and
two New York steak dinners
donated by the Meet Market.
Dena Smith was also a two-
time winner. She won a five-
piece cutlery set donated by
Boise-Cascade and an Olympic
folding fishing rod. Laura
Brown also won two gifts, one a
Canon electronic calculator
and second, a Sears video
arcade game. Another two-
time winner was D orthca
Cassaway. She won a coffee
maker and a $10 gift certificate
donated by A & W.
The following are names of
those who were only able to
have one of their tickets
drawn. Rich Little won a five-
piece “ C ase” cutlery set
donated by Boise-Cascade.
Rose Charley won a giant pizza
donated by the Grizzly Bear.
Kanim Smith won a Huffy
backboard goal and net. Sheryl
Courtney won a gift certificate
donated by Thrifty Drug. Tom
W alker won a $10 gift
certificate donated by Safeway.
Elizabeth Earl, daughter of
Margie Earl, won a five-piece
serving tray set. M ariann
Smith won a $10 gift certificate
donated by A & W. Michael
Fairbanks won a croquet set.
A ndy L u cas, m a ste r of
ceremonies, won a Turco gas
barbeque grill.
Other winners were: Leota
Saunders won a $10 gift
certificate donated by Roger’s
Drug. Jeanine Kalama won a
Keystone XR-108 camera.
Trissic Fuentes won a $10 gift
certificate donated by the
Madras Dairy Queen. Robert
Smith won a Coleman lantern.
Theresa M orris won a Dukes of
Hazard power cycle. Joe
Anstett won a 12-Iiter Thermos
cooler. Preston Sampson, son
of Cathy Sampson, won ten
pieces of chicken donated by
A h e rn ’s, H e a th e r M iller,
daughter of Orthelia Miller,
won a $25 gift certificate
donated by Erickson’s of
Madras. George Johnson won
a $5,gift certificate donated by
Inter Tribal Sports. Delmar
Geary won a wrought iron love
seat. Dale Parker won a 26-
piece plastic picnic ' setting.
Frankie Kalama won a $10
c e r t i f i c a t e d o n a te d by
Ransom’s. Pat Smith won a
picnic table with two benches.
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They were going to put this guy to death in the electric chair when
he was asked if he had any last requests. The prisoner, “Yes, I’d
like for my wife to prepare my last meal.” Warden, “Would that
make it easier on you?” Prisoner, “After eating her cooking I’ll be
glad to go.” YIKES
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There was this couple sound a sleep after a hard day. During the
night the wife dreamed that she was meeting her secret lover and
saw her husband coming, in her sleep she screamed, “Oh No!
here comes my husband!” Her husband wakes up gets out of
bed, dresses real fast and jumps out of the window. • YIKES.
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