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Editorial
E Coosh EEWA:
(th e way it is)
. Letters to the Editor—
Seniors enjoy conference
To the Editor,
I would like to take this
opportunity to Thank all who
contributed to the senior
citizen fundraising activities.
With your help, we were able to
send 15 seniors to the National
Indian Conference On Aging in
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
T he s e n io r s e n jo y e d
themselves very much and
represented the Confederated
Tribes very well. The seniors
were able to share their
co n cern s and enjoy the
company ot their peers and
were also exposed to national
issues that affect all seniors.
We in the Senior Program
Maxwell retires
believe that an active person is
a happy and healthy person
and so activities such as this are
vital to our success.
Again, I thank you tor
helping piake this activity a
success!
Sincerely,
Wm. Gayle Rodgers
Social Services Supervisor
Allied Health and Social
Services Department
Intermountain school extends invitation
T o the Editor,
Hi there. My name is Tony
Thompson, I am a student at
In te rm o u n ta in S ch o o l in
Brigham City, Utah. I’m
sending you this poster of our
friendship days powwow and
asking you to put this poster up
somewhere, or if you can put it
in your paper of the Tymoo and
tell the readers of the Tymoo
that our school is closing and
the school is putting on this
powwow. It will be our last
powwow at Interm ountain
Indian school and we want lots
of visitors to join in with us and
celebrate one last time. We
would appreciate it if you can
help us out.
from,
Tony Thompson
Warm Springs student at
Intermountain Indian School
Please return personal items
To the Editor,
On Sunday, April 8th my
mother (Charlotte Shike) was
sitting on the bleachers in the
Community Center watching
the final game of the Cottontail
tournament. Some thoughtless
and selfish (or very desperate)
person stole her purse right out
from under her: She doesn’t
care who did it now, but you
know who you are, and she’d
appreciate it very much if you
can send back her belongings
that are unneccessary for you—
alot of her items are very
necessary and much needed
(not to mention the items that
are of sentimental value). She
Honors and gift were given for Don Maxwell at a retirement
Community Center, or to Ray dinner given in his honor at the Agency Longhouse.
Shike, Sr. at the Police
D epartm ent. T hanks very To all the people of Warm your trust and friendship. My
much for your attention.
years with you have been happy
Springs:
ones.
Thank you,
I wish to say Thank you for a
Mina Shike
Sincerely,
memorable Retirement Party.
Don Maxwell
A special thank you to the
Alcoholics victorious meets weekly speakers and all the committees
who worked hard to make this P.S. I wish to say thank you,
too, for what makes my
Alcoholics Victorious will Founded in 1948, it has been special event happen. And husband happy, makes me
thank
you
for
all
the
priceless
able
to
help
many
alcoholics.
meet every Friday night at 7:30
happy,
p.m. at the Warm Springs Christ can give victory over gifts to me. These will: be
cherished all my life.
alcoholism.
Baptist Church.
Phyllis Maxwell
But most of all thank you for
Alcoholics Victorious will
Alcoholics Victorious is a
Christian centered alcohol also meet every Saturday
program which ministers to the evening in Madras at 8 p.m. at
the Harvest Field Mission, 508
spiritual needs of the alcohol.
5th street.
doesn,’t care who did it
anymore, she just wants her
purse back—no questions
asked. If you must return it
anonymously, please send her
purse to Mina Estimo at the
Support, love appreciated
To Our Family and Friends in
Warm Springs:
As the family of Rudolph B.
Garcia we would like to express
our deep appreciation for the
s u p p o r t a n d lo v e a n d
understanding that you gave us
at the funeral of our father and
brother. The ceremony at the
Long House and the dancing
and d rum m ing and the
delicious food were most
appreciated.
Although Rudolph was not a
resident of the reservation, we
know he will rest in peace there
with his sister Priscilla.
Thank you again for your
efforts to make a sad time in
our lives more bearable.
Sincerely,
Carol Stevens
John A. Garcia
Timothy
Joanne Twomey
Charlene Clark
Victoria Garcia Nelson
Delores Garcia Burns
Lupe Garcia Samuels
Manuel Garcia Jr.
Julie Bostic
Tribal Council Agenda
A refresher course in shorthand is offered through the Warm Springs Adult Learning Center at
K M ). Taught by Reba Powell students take dictation. They are (left to right) Melinda Luey, Tricia
Bhogun and Joyce White.
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Actors needed
Actors and actresses, any
age, needed for Easter play. If
interested please contact Carol
Allison at the Community
Center, 553-1161, ext. 243.
April 16 Tribal Council Meeting-9:30 a.m.
1. 9:30 a.m.-Simnasho Longhouse
2. 1:30 p.m.-Public Works Projects/Hiring Policy
Pension Committee-April 17, 18, and 19, 1984
April 17 Tribal Council Meeting, 9:30 a.m.
1. 9:30 a.m,-Tribal Power Enterprise
2. 1:30 p.m.-Enrollments
3. 3:30 p.m.-Court Jurisdiction
April 18 Tribal Council Meeting-9:00 a.m.
1. 9:00 a.m.-Tour: Potters Pond and JPTA House
2. P.M .—Potters Pond Disposition
Timber Symposium-Albuquerque, New Mexico-April 23-27.
1984
April 30 Tribal Council Meeting-9:30 a.m.
1. 9:30 a.m.-Funeral Grant
2. 11:00 a.m.-Donations
3. 1:30 p.m.-Minors Trust Fund