S P ILYA Y T Y M O O
May 10,1985
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Editorial
E Coosh EEWA
(The way it is)
Letters to the Editor—
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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.
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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). ■ ‘
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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 ;
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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
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“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
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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
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and storekeepers^ Kenny ^‘Ken
M a n ” M iller, S onny Harris^ ’
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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
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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
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