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S P ILYA Y T Y M O O May 10,1985 Page 4 Editorial E Coosh EEWA (The way it is) Letters to the Editor— ■J*. Community invited to powwow To the Editor, The N ative A m erican club m em bers of C O C C are p repar ing fo r the 14th annual salm on bake and powwow. S aturday M ay 18,1985 M azam a field and gym. We are inviting the people of th e C o n fe d e ra te d T rib es o f W arm Springs to come and share tiie , festivities w ith us. Come early as we are planning several activities to wet the ap petite. D rum m ers, dancers, displays are all welcome! Lots of space. Opening games 11:00 a.m. Welcome 12:30 p.m. Prayer D inner D ancing 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m. ; 3:00 p.m. F u rth er inform ation call; 1- 800-422-3041 ext. 298/339. See your there. Native American Students of f f i COCC Play-for-f u n spi rit eneouraged Course offered 1 To the Editor, T h e N o o n T im e S o ftb a ll games have started, .the intent of this activity was to give the tribal employee and all reserva tio n em ployees’ a chance to m eet each other and have fun while playing the gam e o f soft- ball. T hat was all it was intended for, please keep it from being competitive. A t this time I would like to recognize the D ep art m ent which kept in the spirit of the intent. Thé N atural Resource Team has shown the most “play- for-fu n ” spirit and shall receive ten R.Y .N . T -S h irts, cohgratu- lations. (S hirts w illbe delivered M onday). A tra in in g co u rse, H om e H ealth Aide Training; will be offered fo r people who, have tlièir C ertified N u rse ’s A ide Oregon Certification. The course will be held Ju n e 10-21 at the U nited M ethodist Church, 12th and B Streets, M adras. The class will be held from 8 a.m. td Three-yeOr-old Headstart/Day Care students R ound Dance during Little Diggers Celebration A pril Signed, 3 p.tti. 26. Teacher Barbara Poncho leads the group. Prior to the celebration students dug their own roots to Margie M . Earl F o r m ore inform ation call enjoy at the lunch following dancing. R .Y.N . Representative 475-3882, ext. 268. Parent committee to meet Time, hard work appreciated at tournament pendable” filling iii where help having honored V ernon—he re California, Ft. Hall, Idaho, Reno was needed—thoughtful and in presents th e fact th a t our reser N evada, S eattle W ashington, We were very happy to see so spiring people indeed^. Thanks vation has been producing ad and BC C anada, ju st to nam e a m any fans a t o u r 1st A nnual also to our other gatekeepers— m irable athletes for many ÿéars. few.. W e received som e nice We have o rd e re d T -shirts comments from players that very W arm Springs Tribes Invita Debi Y ahtin, R andy N athan, tional Basketball T ournam ent A1 Estim o, Sonny Harris, Owen (m arking o u r 1st annual to u r much enjoyed their visit to our fo r m en an d ladies on April5-7y D a n z u k a , B ob M ain , V icki nam ent) fo r our helpers and reservation—we should all be 1985. M any long and hard hours Synder, S andra “B ubby” Tane- sponsors— w e’ll deliver these proud of w hat we have here, it is whenever possible, they are not so m uch m ore than w hat some were needed to co o rd in ate this washa, and L ana Shike. many people saw D dnald ' Uiyet. This is the least we can dd other reservations (and. urban event, b u t the general outcom e JL D How o n d i” H o p tp w it (ojLthQ j T©c Y ou—because as wé said ‘ arpas) h a v e .T h a n k yW 'j& ns, was well-worth-it. f S3 The tournam ent aw ards were swing-shift crewTn the1’ veneer earlier, any help we got at all for being so inendlys tO our “totally aw esom e.” We d o n ’t plant) sink th a t $100.00 half was very m uch needed and very visitors—they felt m ore than welcome. have the space to list the spon court shot? T h at was another much appreciated. All-in-all it was a great learn sors here—b u t please keep o u r big m om ent in/ our first tour-: Yours truly, local m erchants in mind as you nam ent— much, much thanks ing experience—we’ll be more Mina Estimo a tten d the m any com m unity ■ to Eldred and Lani Sm ith for th an ready for our 2nd annual A1 Estimo events that W arm Springs offers, contributing, tjie initiaf$5p.00 tournam ent, scheduled on April I Bobby Smith as there are som e businesses to start this, and to L ana Shike 4-6,1986, W e’re already expect Natalie Smith th a t contribute to several organi- fo r soliciting most of the,tickets. in g so m e e x c e lle n t te a m s- D onnie W inishut handled the Browning, M ontana, H oopa, Kenny Smith > zations. W e’v e m e t m any peo ple, and i t’s created a good feel tough jo b Ao f coordinating the ing inside as we patro n ize our referees—yopr/efforts were very sponsors (of the m any different m uch appreciated. The sc o re -' board was “qn the<blinjc” much ./ events). ■ ‘ ‘ There are individuals that also of the tim e^sp. W e n d a lljim ’ May 13 Tribal Council Meeting d eserv e a«! o ffic ia l “ T h a n k emceeing came in very handy. A touching moment, fo r/o u r 1. 9:00 a.m. Business You”—things got so hectic at , 2; 9:30 a.m . T ribal C ourt V isitation m any times th a t any assistance crow d;and especially ourselves,,, (Supervisors Luncheon) we got at all is (and was) deeply was; aw ard in g tw o m em orial aw ards in th e m en’s category: 3. 1:30 p.m. Fish and Game Enforcem ent appreciated. T h e “ A a ro n M itc h e ll May 14 Tribal Council Meeting First of all, th an k you Debi Sorting through M em orial” M ost Valuable Play ' 1. 9:30 a.m . Business * Lola Sohappy sorts through clothing at the Spring Rummage Sale . Y a h tin (o f the, C o m m u h rty :/ e r p e n d le ’to n b la n k e t w as Y, 10:00 a.m . IH S Budget Review Center), Eldred and Lani S m ith,’ held M ay 4 at the Community Center. May 15 Tribal Council Meeting and .Julian and P atty Sm ith for aw arded to B rooker Jones of 1. 9:30 a.m. Business receiving and relaying messages the Oregon Travelers^ M uch, , 2. 10:00 a.m . Sum m er Y outh R eport for, our traveling team s. Thanks m uch th an k s to; A ft; Bef nice I 3. 1:30 p.m. A pportionm ent ; SSI also id Satch M iller fo r perm it and family for perm itting us to < May 16 Info: Kah-Nee-Ta Board Meeting ting us to make some last-minute pay tribute ?to a super athlete and hum an being. W e are very,, May 20 Tribal Council Meeting emergency long-distance calls proud that, his nam e will be i n , 1. 9:00 a.m . Business from the C om m unity Center. There was this little boy who asked his dad. “You w ouldn’t spank 2. 10:00 a.m . Enrollm ent Guidelines The T ribal Council approved conjunction w ith our to u rn a me for som ething I d id n ’t do, would you?” His dad, “O f course 3. 1:3Q p.m . Enrollm ents a salm on d o n atio n fo r a. com -' m ent for the many years to n o t,” “ G o o d ,” said th e little bby; “ I d id n ’t d o my hom e plim entary dinner to o u r partic come. 4. 3:00 p.m. Fire G rants w ork.” YIKES Samm y Col wash an d Lester May 21 Tribal Council Meeting ipants. M uch thanks also to our a 1. 9:30 a.m . Business chief chefs, Pam Sm ith and T a n e w a s h a , c o n tr ib u te d SS SS SS “Vernon T ana washa M em orial” 2. 10:00 a.m . Ken Sm ith S h aro n “Y o g i” M iller—there 3. 1:30 p.m. M O IH S were many complim ents, in case vest to com m em orate th eir b ro D o cto r to patient: “I have some good news and some bad news, d id n ’t know. th er as ;a fine basketball player 4. 3:00 p.m. K NT R eport first the bad news, we had to cut o ff both o f yo u r legs. The good May 23 and 24 Tour-Trojan Plant and In-Lieu Sites E v ery o n e. should know it’s (from his teen years, to the news is, there is a patien t who w ants to buy yoiir shoes. ” YIKES» May 27 Memorial D ay—Holiday not easy to run, a cpncifcssion M agpies, to the old duffers). It May 28 Tribal Council Meeting stand, so N atalie Sm ith can pat was their wish fo r a local play 1. 9:00 a.m . Business herself on the back. As fo r her ers to be recognized- fo r this aw ard— Willie Stacona of the 2. 10:00 a.m . Tentative W ater Planning helpers, Jo e & Jacques Mar-; “The best way to cure your wife of bad nerves is to tell her th at its tinez, R andy N athan, A1 Estimo, ch am p io n sh ip team , O regon 3. 1:30 p.m. W SPE B oard A ppointm ents caused by advancing age.” YIKES Travelers. We d o n ’t k n o w if this May 29 Tribal Council Meeting Synder, Cassie Clements, and 1. 9:30 a.m? Business Helena Jones—you can also p at aw ard is “one-tim e-pnly” or if it SS SS SS w ill be a n a n n u a l a w a rd - 10:00 a.m . 1986 Budget D irection yourself on the back. 3. 1:30 p.m. Budget Policy ,, You can always count on whichever, we feel dignified in T he doc said to his patient, “I ’m sorry to have to tell you this but Everett M iller and Jerry Sump- you only have a year to live.” “Gee,” said the patient, “the first son to be available to run the« d octor told me th at I had two years to live.” Doc, “Well, I w ouldn’t scoreclock. O ther timekeepers w orry too much, th at makes three years.” YIKES SEND SU B C R IPT IO N TO and storekeepers^ Kenny ^‘Ken M a n ” M iller, S onny Harris^ ’ SPILYAY TYMOO P.O. Bax 735 WARM SPRINGS, OR 97761 S S S S SS Bobby Smith, Kimiko D anzuka, and Jackie Sim tustus. Jackie The em ploym ent manager: It looks to me as if y o u ’ve been fired was p retty busy all through the NAM E from every jo b you ever had! A pplicant:W ell, y o u ’ve got to adm it games as she also volunteered I ’m no quitter. YIKES to w ork the gate mtich of the-1 tim e— Ken M an was “ Mr'. D e ADDRESS SS SS SS The Title IV, P a rt A, P aren t A dvisory C om m ittee will meet on Tuesday, M ay 14, 1985, at 7:00 p.m . in the southeast H ead S tart room of the W arm Springs To the Editor, C om m unity Center. Agenda items will include Com mittee nom inations and a report o f the p lan n in g fo r C u ltu re Camp. Tribal Council Agenda K Toe Ness SUBSCRIPTION TO SPILYAY TYMOO Note from the Editor Spilyay Tymoo welcomes articles and letters to be published from Its read ers. Short letters preferably 300 words or less and must Include the writer’s signature and address. Thank you letters and poetry will be published at the editor’s discretion. All lettersare the opinion of the writer and do not reflect any opinion of Spilyay Tymoo. 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