c Page 4 June 21,1985 ) ( SPILYAY TYMOO J Editorial E Coosh EEWA (The way it is) Letters to the Editor— Cultural experiences will stay with us To the Editor, I have sincerely enjoyed serv­ ing -the.- W arm S prings C o m ­ m u n ity as a Legal A d v o cate d u rin g the last five years. I have learned a lot. M any tinges I have been g rate­ fu l fo r the m o ral an d fam ily su p p o rt th a t th e co m m u n ity has given me and my fam ily. J o a ­ quin .M acN eill an d I feel th a t this is o u r hom e a n d we will alw ays feel th a t way.,, . .The d ecision to leave is a career decision, m eaning th a t it i^ fo r the p u rp o se o f fu rth erin g m y d ev elo p m en t as an A tto r­ T h an k you. ney. I will be w o rk in g a t O regon , It was difficult to m ake the Legal Services in P en d leto n , décision to leave this com m urtr O reg o n (276-6685). This ex p e­ ’ity* T he m any cu ltu ral expe­ rience an d train in g Yyill be in ­ riences have tru ly en riched us v alu ab le to m e, w hen I d o open an d will influence us in a majr m y ;o w n law office. It will p ro ­ way fo r the rest o f o u r lives. vide me yvith a n o p p o rtu n ity to If we d o n o t have a n o p p o r­ increase m y skills an d k n ow l­ tu n ity to see all o u r friends edge to b e tte r serve th e co m m u ­ individually,, my w ishes fo r a nity. ' peaceful, p ro sp ero u s life. / , A sp ecial th a n k s to th e elders fo r th e in sig h ts th a t they have Thank you and good luck, sh ared d u rin g o u r jn a n y C o n ­ Angelina D e La Torre and Joaquin M ac Neill v ersatio n s. I co n sid er it a p riv i­ lege and an honor to learn about In d ian cu ltu re in this m anner. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Behrend 1 1/1/ O O hl I V V G O I I / ’O / V O Cz / Cz Lz 1 Cz L7 To the Editor, The Samuel Colwash family l\/l / O O 1V110 O would like to express their thanks to' th e follow ing people; T he Y akim aT riends an d rela- T l'in I ////" Work has begun on the renovation o f Simnasho Longhouse. when completed in November, the ~ VV I I Longhouse will be 156 feet wide and 120 feet long, more ihan twice its current size. The renovation will fnclude adding dressing rooms and, restrooms and a nursery and the kitchen will be completely tives, th e C an ad ian s from the N b rth a n d th e W arm ¡Springs, remodeled. Nearly $600 000 w ilt be spent on the project. 1 /1/ " L x lr V 1/1/ / Tribal attorneys express appreciation frietid^ an d relatives. T he fam ily w ould also like to th a n k the relatives fo r th eir as­ To the Editor, sistance in p u ttin g th e th a n k yoti d in n e r on in W hite Sw an, We w ant to th a n k the people W ashington. Miss O ueida Liane df W arm S prings an d th é T ribal C piw ash ?^ so p h o m o re a t Mad* Council for the w onderful dinner ras H igh S ch o o l has recently honoring us at the Agency Long- been b ro w n ed M iss T iin-ow - houSe on M ay 10th. It is a g reat w itt a t W hite Sw ap. O ueida had privilege fo r us to rep resent the sold alm o st 1,000 tickets. W arm S prings tribes. It is som e­ W ith o u t th e su p p o rt o f W th in g th a t we all en joy very these people O ueida w ould n o t m uch. have had th e h o n o r of repres­ W e especially w an t to th â n k enting th e T iin-ow -w itt P ow - .the trib aleld eE S fo r the ,drtim - She‘-iw^s