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I Page 4 J- October 11,1985 SPILYAY TYMOO Editorial E Coosh EEWA (The way it is) Letters to the Editor— •fe. Family enjoyed resort To the Editor, Recently, 21 of our family members, from six months to 7914 years of age from Califor nia, Washington and Oregon enjoyed five days at your com fortable and friendly Kah-Nee- Ta Village. I am the great-grand- mother of the group. There was so much offered to entertain and enjoy. Only four children and two others did not go raft ing on the Deschutes. The fish ing close to our .cottages was superb—to eat, too. We found so much to do at the Village. The swimming pool was enjoyed many times as were the horse,, back riding and tennis. Andy was in fine, congenial form as our guide and narrator at the Lodge. Unfortunately, we didn’t see any Indian dancers. The super dinner at the Lodge was a real highlight. You really have a great thing going to afford your guests such pleasure. The weather was the best, of course. The housekeep ing girls were so courteous .and jovial. Wbor' , Thank you, Mrs. Joanne Anderson. Tribal Council attendance for September NUMBER ATTENDED Zane Jackson—Chairman___ Delbert.Frank, Sr.— 1st Vice-Chairm an............... .. Mike Clements 2nd Vice-Chairman : . . . . . . . . . Nelson Wallulatum Wasco Chief. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D elvisH eath , Sr. Warm Springs Chief. . . . . . . . . Nick Kalama Paiute Chief- . . . . . ,f. LarryCalica—M em b er........... Jacob Frank, Sr.—M em ber.. Vernon Henry-—M ember......... Ellen Johnson—M em ber___ Bernice Mitchell—Member . . . NUMBER ABSENT ...16 3 0 ...11 0 8 ...2 0 0 ...13 ; ï ■ NUMBER ABSENT . FOR DELEGATION 0 Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk Health check 8 N ettie Shaw aw ay, one o f 44 people attending the Diabetes A wareness Workshop October 2 at the Agency Longhouse, has her glucose level tested by Sue Ouelette. Workshop was organized by the Wellness Department to provide information about diabetes. ?;3 \ Youth not alone in life ..¿Í7<r ' To the Editor, 6 ...2 0 ...T L , ...15 .. . 17 . ..16 S B 1 1 Going away Coffee/Open House for Karen Smith, Dr. Paul Balmer and Janice Cranford f | Wednesday; October 23,1985 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Everyone is invited! rt J ? IHS Conference Room 0 0 0 1 2 ' •- In the March issue of Spilyay was a letter from a young man in need of friends and sad to say I didn’t respond, I made an effort to get his address from a Garbage men are not respon-' sible for picking up anything but the trash in your garbage cans (and neatly bagged or boxed trash). They will not hadlaw ay your old furniture or applian ces, tree branches, grass trim mings, or anything other than usual household “trash.” Huge items sdch as the above, dam age the trash compactor on the garbage tru ck s.' z j Utilities department—A new Cfedit pdliCy'went into effect in I I HS nutritionist for the past six years, will be nutritionist at Mt. Edgecumbe Health Service cen ter located near Sitka, Alaska. Smith says she’s excited about her new position, and took it sight unseen. Smith will be going friend but when I didn’t receive an answer I didn’t push it. So Mr. C if you’re reading this, for give me for being late. I ju st want you to know there are two of us who care about you, I know there are others too but they get caught tip: in their owrf little world and forget/, those tears of joy because you Helped someone just by being a friend. When I say I care about some one I ’m not just saying it to score points with God, it comes from deep in my heart. To all of you reading thjs: “Be strong and of a good courage; be n o tafraid , neither be^thou who are on the edge of com m it dismayed'ToRtheLordthyCiod ting suicide or doing h a rm to is with tljee whithersoever thou others. Why wait till a person goest,” (Joshua 1:9) dies to gather around, why shed tears of sadness when you know Blanche Williams you could have been shedding White Swan, Washington July, 1982 that many people are unaware of. Once again, for your information, the following is now in effect. Any person wishing to have work done (Un der $500.00) is required to fill out a credit application with the To the people, you all enough. Thank you all Accounting department. for the prayqrs, oards, and gifts. When filling out the, credit We would like to express our Your support and love gave us application, please lqt them appreciation to all the; family strength. God bless you alli .i know: 1) Your mailing address^ and friends who came to give us, 2) Your four digit house number their support and share their Ginger Johnson with street name, 3) Phone num prayers with us in our time of Vesta Miller and family ber where you can, be reached, sorrow. Words cannot thank Delford Johnson, Sr. and family 4) Best timé to have work doné, and 5) If anyone is going to be home. After this has been done « out to about six villages ranging they will notify ,us and let us in population anywhere from know if you are eligible for Credit. 500 to 2,000 people. Please do not ask to have Smith and her husband, Tim,- win take a three-day ferry trip work done without first doing Monday October 14 Tribal Council Meeting 1. 9:00 a.m. Business (R ich ard M acy/D eschutes from Seattle to theirJiew home the paper work with the Account Crossing) following her last day October ing department. This procedure is required so that anyone delin 2. 10:00 a.m. Education Scholarship ¿5. 3. 1:30 p.m. Capital Projects Review Dr. Paul Balmer, who arrived quent with other departments I in Warm Springs in July, 1983 (ais well as ours) will pay off Tuesday October 15 Tribal Council Meeting 1. 9:00 a.m. Business will be transferring to Ghem- their bills. If an emergency should 2. 9:30 a.m. Enrollments awa Indian Health Clinic, which arise, the above procedure still 3. Realty Items serves 12,000 to 15,000 patients has to be taken. Any questions a year. He Will be tiiesecond regarding this procedure should Wednesday October 16 Tribal Council Meeting 1. 9:00 a.m. Business ' physician there, since the number be directed to Accounts Receive- able at ext. 217-220. 2. 10:00 a.m. Tribal Council Rules to be reviewed. of jiatients eligible for Indian Thursday October 17 Agency District Meeting; Review Proposed health service care has increased 1986 Budget with the restoration of the Siletz Monday October 21 Tribal Council Meeting and Grand Rondereservations. 1. 9:00 a.m. Business Balmer said that Chemawa stu 2. 10:00 a.m. C R IT F t Update I would like to warn the bik dents make up a small portion 3. 1:30 p.m. Proposed Chapter $62 ers riding on Park Hill to slow of patients seen at the clinic. Janice Cranford, X-ray tech down. My grandchildren try to Tuesday October 22 Tribal Council Meeting • 1.9:00 a.m. Business nician at the clinic for the past play outside, as do my neigh I 2. 9:30 a.m. Investment Review five years, will begin her new ! bors. By going so fast, «¡Ve are 3. 1:30 LHA Reports and Housing Accounts jo b as matron at the Warm afraid to let them go outside. Friday October 25 Luncheon/Meeting in Portland w/Durham Springs police department.after- Amelia Spino Group her resignation O ctober 18. Cranford is taking EMT classes; which require day-time lab work SUBSCRIPTION TO SPILYAY TYMOO at St. Charles Medical C enter. SEND SUBCRIPTION TO in Bend. Her present job does not allow her the time, thus the SPILYAY TYMOO P.O. Box 735 WARM SPRINGS, OR 97761 career change. t A going away coffee isplanried October 23 in the clinic,confer NAME ence room beginning at 11 a.m. , : Everyone is invited to say fare well to Smith, Balmer and Cran- ; ADDRESS ford. Thank you for support Trio leaving clinic staff Karen Smith, Dr. Paul Balmer hnd Janice Cranfdrd will all be leaving the Warm Springs fndian Health Clinic this month. All are headed for hew and exciting directions and Ideations. Smith, who has served as Tribal Council Agenda Slow down : 'Yr TtJ Spilyay I ym oo photo by Rehrend ■ Karen Sm ith,D r. Paul Balmer and Janice Cranford (left to right) will all be leaving the Warm Springs clinic within the month of October. f Spilyay Tymoo welcomes articles and letters to be published from its readers. All letters, preferably 300 words or less, must Include the writer’s signature and address. Thank you letters and poetry will be published at the editor’s discretion. , All letters are the opinion of the writer and do not reflect in any way the opinion of Spilyay Tymoo. Spilyay Tymoo reserves the right to edit all copy ORrefuse publication of any letter that contains libelous material. 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