Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Editorial
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Letters to the Editor
PACK 4 December 30, 1 987
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another. There are all kinds of ways we can celebrate. From these
good times a person will always have happy memories to fall back
on.
During the year of 1987, as we reflect back for the past 12
months, it wasn't the best year ever, but there are a lot of events
that are worth the effort not to forget. We here at Spilyay Tymoo
try to do the best we can in presenting the happy times of events
that happen around here. We want to feel just as much a part of
what takes place around here as can, as in the past we have covered
as much of the celebrations as we can even if its a small wedding up
to the Pi-Ume-Sha days. We try to have as many local faces in the
news as possible. There are times when we couldn't cover some
functions in the past and I apologize for those times.
So, now a year is upon us once again and we must make all of
those New Years resolutions, keep our nose straight and hope for
the best, because no one knows what these next 12 months will
bring. This is just a message to wish every one a Happy New Year.
Local craft show set
A special arts and crafts show
featuring local people is planned
for May 14, 1988 at the Warm
Springs Community Center, accord
ing to coordinator Shirley Sand
ers. The theme for the one-day
event is "Sharing of local talent."
Items will be displayed for selling.
Election set
A meeting will be held for the
election of officers for the Serenity
Lane Alumni Associaton on Tues
day, January 5, 1988 in the 4-H
room located in the basement of
the Old Boys Dorm. The meeting
will start at 5 p.m.
Lost huskie
Lost: Reward for the return of
"The Bandit" Siberian huskie, one
year old male, black and white,
blue eyes. Has blue collar with red
heart shaped reflector ID tag on.
Please call 553-1 385 or Macy's Store.
Thank You.
Toe
This guy said, "My wife and I just celebrated our Tin anniversary, 12
years eating out of cans." YIKES
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The way my wife looks in the morning, "Wow!" She ran after the garbage
man and said, "Am I too late for garbage?" He said, "Nope,
jumpin!" YIKES
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EDITOR'S NOTE
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signature and address. Thank you letters and poetry will be published
at the editor's discretion.
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the opinion of Spilyay Tymoo. Spilyay Tymoo reserves the right to
edit all copy OR refuse publication of any material that may contain
libelous statements.
Speafo"
Time waits for no one, it just
moves and on and on. The only
thing a person can do is cling on
to the memories of the past.
There are all kinds of memories
that we want to never forget...
some may be sad. some may be
bad, and there are the happy
times we don't ever want to
forget.
Here in Warm Springs, dur
ing the year we've all experienced
both sad and happy times. We
have all shared the sadness of
lost loved ones, but these are
things we can't do anything
about, because as time passes
we all have to face that time.. .the
end of the trail so-to-speak. But
for the present we should all
share the happiness with one
trading and showing.
Sanders said the show will be
strictly a volunteer show. She is
looking for community people who
would be interested in assisting as
members of committees. If you are
interested contact her at 553-1769
or Elton Greeley at the Commun
ity Center or call 553-1161, ext.
302.
Items accepted for the show will
be oil paintings, acrylic paintings,
water colors, ink drawings, quilts,
beadwork, basketry, silver smithing
and Indian jewelry, pendleton blan-
ket coats and jackets, carving, Indian
ornaments, dolls, photography, pot
tery and music.
Car for sale
For Sale: 1987 Ford Thunder
bird, LX, 302 fuel injected V8,
cruise control, power windows and
seats, AMFM stereo cassette tape
player, w six speakers; leather inte
rior, a set of four extra tires. Call
553-1644, between 8-5 p.m. or after
5 p.m. call 553-1328.
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Nadine Scott learns to cut meat during cutting and meat-drying class held
at the Agency Longhouse. The same class was held at the Simnasho
Longhouse. Meat will be used for ceremonial dinners and distributed to
elders.
Doctor plans health talk
On Monday, January 4, 1988.
Dr. Daniel F. Brown will be pre
paring a discussion on "Contem
porary Women's Health Issues" at
the Madras High School. Dr. Brown,
and OBGYN specialist, will dis
cuss such topics as breast cancer
screening, women's nutrition and
endrometriosis. An active Fellow
of the American College of Obste
tricians and Gynecologists. Dr.
Brown recently began seeing patient's
in Jefferson County at the offices
of the Madras Medical Group.
The presentation by Dr. Brown,
Beads available at shop
Need beads? Well, Paleface
Beadworks in Salem has almost
every bead imaginable.
Owner April Bault carries only
glass beads and has an especially
Board to meet
The Jefferson County School
District 509-J Board of Directors
meets on the second and fourth
Monday of each month beginning
at 7:30 p.m. in the Support Servi
ces Building at 1355 Buff Street.
Meetings are open to the public.
The next meeting is scheduled for
January 11, 1988.
Title IV sets
mtg. Jan. 12
The next regular meeting of Title
IV, Part A, Parent Advisory com
mittee will be held in the library of
Warm Springs Elementary School
on Tuesday, January 12, 1988. The
public is invited to attend.
Used car for sale
For Sale: 19694-door LTD Ford
as is. See to appreciate, $200. Needs
side window and brake work. 553
1161, ext. 258 during the day; 553
1001 after 5:00 p.m.
which is being made before the
Madras Jefferson County Branch
of the American Association of
University Women, is another in
the series of monthly public health
education forums sponsored by
Mountain View Hospital and Nurs
ing Home.
The talk will begin at 7:30 p.m.
in the high school library, 650 10th
Street, Madras.
The public is invited to attend.
For more information, contact Cathy
Luther at 475-3882.
large supply of Czechoslovakian
beads. She has in stock two sizes of
cut beads, opaques, transparents,
lined beads, pearl beads, bugle
beads, colbalt beads and faceted
fire polished beads. She also has
jewelry makings in sterling silver
and gold filled, leather scraps, den
talia, sea urchin spines, porcupine
quills, feathers, Apalachia baske
try materials and much more.
Paleface Beadworks is located at
4922 Portland Road N.E. in Salem.
Business hours are 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. Monday through Saturday. If
those hours are inconvenient,
appointments can be made by call
ing 393-7908 or 787-3052.
Classes help
A lifelong dream is coming true
for Colleen Arthur. Colleen has
always wanted to pursue a career in
forestry and now, she is on her way
to fulfilling that dream by taking
COCC college credit classes being
offered each term in forestry. Says
Colleen, "I took my first class in
forestry last fall, now I am hooked!
I am taking a class every term from
now on. I enjoy being with the
other students in the class and the
learning that goes on."
Logging methods, a three-credit
class that fulfills associate degree
requirements in forestry will be
offered this winter term. The class
covers falling, bucking, yarding
systems, decking, "horse to helic
opter"loading. trucking and unload
ing. On-site field trips to logging
sites and mills are also included in
the class. The class meets Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., at
the Old Boys Dorm. Classes begin
on January 5th. Tuition is $64.50.
The instructor is Rick Kraus. Peo
ple who wish to register for this or
any other community education
class should stop by the COCC
office as soon as they can.
Shadow life of community
often behind closed doors
To the Editor,
How is life in Warm Springs?
Did you know that it is estimated
that six out of every ten adults on
the reservation are affected by some
form of addiction to alcohol, ille
gal drugs or prescription drugs?
Even if it was five out of ten, that
would mean that cut of 1 ,500 adults,
there would be 750 people who are
not in control of their lives. The
future of Warm Springs is the
children. It is estimated that five
out often children use alcohol. So,
for adults and children, that is
1,500 out of 3,000 who are not in
control and it is estimated that
another two out of ten are on the
line. That leaves 900 folks, men,
women and children, who can social
drink, are too young or just don't
drink. That means 900 versus 2,100;
something to think about for the
future of Warm Springs.
For me, the future is today. Let
me explain I have just begun to
volunteer with the Fire and Safety
ambulance crew. In this short time,
I have experienced one of the
shadows of lives in Warm Springs.
1 Radio advertisers recognized
by station
The following businesses and
individuals have supported KWSI
j FM through advertising. The Warm
1 Springs Tribal Council would appre
ciate your support and patronage
of these merchants. The businesses
are listed in alphabetical order.
Aerobic Exercise, Ahern9, Alices Floral
Land. All Season's R.V.. Alpine Video, Al's
TUne-Up, Andersen, Apple Computer.
Arnolds Drive Inn, Atsa Pizza. Audio
Video Lab. Auto Electric and Power Sys
tems. Auto Transmissions, BC's Home
Video, BJ's Bikes, B&L Upholstery, BAN
Home Video, Bachelor Beverage, Bank of
the Cascades, Barr Groff Truck, Baskin
Robbins, Beef and Brew, Bel Air Colonial
Funeral Home, Bend Lock and Safe, Bend
Office Systems, Bend River Mall, Bend
Shoe Clinic, Big R. Bill's Home Center.
Billups and Company, Bob's Flowers,
Bonanza, Bosses Office, Brand Restaurant,
Brightwood, Burger Works, Burton's Un
limited, Cascade Garden. Cascade Medical
Assoc., Farmers Insurance, Farrell Gas,
Farwest Federal, Fashion Crossroads-Mode
O'Day, Fenders by Enders. Fireside, First
Glance. First Interstate Bank, Floral Fan
tasies, Flower Station, Food 4 Less, Ford
New Holland. Full Circle, Gateway Plumb
ing. Geno's. Glass and Wall Decor, Glenn,
Sites and Reeder, Golden Corral, Grandma
Hoffies, Graves Market, Grover'sT.V. Inc.
GunsandGold, Hairworks, Hatfields, High
Country Transmission. Holt's Canopies,
Insurance Mart, Inn of the 7th Mountain, J
& L Repair, Jakes Truck Stop, Jazzercise.
Jefferson County Co-Op, Jefferson County
Extension, Jefferson County Title Com
pany, Jerry's, Jiffy Market, Johnson
O'Mally, Juniper Auto and Juniper Bank.
KNN Liquidators, Kah-Nee-Ta Resort,
Karens Pet Palace, Ken's Hometowne Laun
dry. Kids Korner, Keith Manufacturing,
Kings Court. Kirby Furniture, KWSO. Lady
Bug Flower and Gift Shop, LaPine Florist,
Louder Back and Assoc., Les Schwab Tires,
- Letties. Lumbermen's Insurance, Luvs Hal
lmark, McCartney's McMa hans Furniture,
M&M Tires, Macy's, Madras Auto Parts,
Madras Builders, Madras Chiropratic Clinic,
Madras Electric, Madras Fitness, Madras
Gun & Tackle, Madras Homestead, Mad
ras Marine. Madras Produce, Madras Race
way. Madras Sanitary Service. Mane Event,
Margies to the Letter, Maw's Bakers, Meet
Market, Mexico City, Midstate Auto. Mike's
Radiator, Miller Ford Nissan. Miss Pig
gys, Mr. D's Radio Shack, Mr. Jones
Warehouse, Monty's Wok, Moonlight Mar
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It is a life that is, for the most part,
confined to the inside of homes. As
I walk into a home carrying a med
ical kit or oxygen tank, I have seen
the shadow by the beer cans or the
people who sit and watch, still
drinking from their cans, as the
ambulance crew rushes in. It is
these people, under the care of the
trained EMTs, who insist they only
drank a "couple" of beers. The
shadow has caused them to be vic
tims of violence, accidents or self
triggered illnesses of their hearts or
diabetes.
I commend the keep in prayer
the men and women who, at times,
must step into this life. The EMTs
and police are the ones who go and
seek the victims, and who, at times,
must stop others from hurting
themselves. They must protect the
victim from others and are some
times required to protect themselves
while giving aid to the victim. This
is one of the shadows in the lives of
Warm Springs. Let us pray for the
life and the future of Warm Springs.
See you in worship,
Pastor Rick Ribeiro
ine, Motor I iree Service. Mt. View Hospi
tal. Mt. Wedding Boutique, Natural Solu
tions, Network Office, Norbest, Northgate.
Clinic, Cascade Propane, C.E. Coop, Cecils
Glass. CO. Athletics. CO. Glass. CO.
Housing, CO. Insurance. CO. Irrigation,
COIC. CO. Power Sports. CO. Sew and
Vac. Central Oregonian. Central Tractor,
Century Cycles, Charleys Market, Cheap
Reels, Checker Ice Cream, Chinook Water
Chalet, Cinnabar Restaurant, Classy Crafts,
Clear Pine Moulding, Coach Works, Coast
to Coast, Coffee Merchant, Computerland, i
.COMA, Cok .aW elevisio,Coars
Light, Copeland, Fretfuppenhaver', Couh- '
try Boys Mobile Homes, Cove Palisades
and Craig Massage.
Dairy Queen, Danny's Chimney Sweep,
D&E Wood Products, Deli Mart. Depend
able Supply, Deschutes Auction, Deschutes
Crossing, Deschutes County Fair, Deschutes
Office Products, Deschutes Radio, Des
chutes Redi Mix, Deschutes U-Boat, Dicks
Barber Shop, Dicks Saw Shop, Dorn
Brothers, Double Take, The Dove Book
store, Drake Chenault, Drew's Furniture,
Dromedary, Dry Dock, Eagle Crest, Earth
Designs,- E.D. Jones, Eighty Six Corral,
Ericksons Sentry, Fabrics Plus, Farleitrh &
Ochoco Harawaie, Oregon Liquidators.
Oregon Lottery. Oregon Nissan, Oscar's
Sporting Goods. PP&L, Pelton Lanes,
Pepsi. Petals and Posies. Pietros. Pioneer
Transmissions, Pizza Villa. Polar Bear Petro,
Prineville Menswear, Prineville Sporting
Goods. Printing Post and Pyromid.
Quality Heating, Quality Sounds, Ralph's
Auto, Ralph's Radio Shack, Red Shoe,
Redmond Chamber of Commerce, Red
mond Exhaust, Redmond Greenhouse,
Redmond Merchant's Association, Red
mond Spokesman, Ricks Paint, Risberg,
Riverside Motel, Robberson Ford, Rogers
Drug, Ruby's Ceramics, Safeway. Sargents
Stereo, Satellite Video, Satterlee Jewelers.
Saxon's, Sear's, Seely's Texaco. Sentry,
Shear Pleasure, Shrum Ford. LillianSmith,
Smolich Motors, Snow's Cleaners, Soak
Unlimited. Sonny's. Southside Market, Spic
and Span, St. Charles Air Life. The Stag,
Stove and Spa, Strictly Oregon Wine, Strohs
Beer, Sugar Pine Cafe, Sunny's Hair Salon,
Sonnyside Restaurant, Superior Jet Ski,
Sweet Needs, TJ's, Terry's Jewelry, Think
of the Kids, Thomas Sales, Thrifty Ads,
Thrifty Drug, Tire Clinic, Tiger Mart, Toy
Town, Totaltronics, Tribal Garage, Tri
Photo, Tygh Valley Tavern, United Savings
Bank, Video Hut, Video Video, Wagners,
Warm Springs Apparel Industry, Warm
Springs Gift Shop, Wendalls Auto, West
ern Auto, Western Rent to Own, White
Water Specialities, Willoughby's, Wilsons,
Windoware, Yarn Station, Yogurt Bin, Your
Paint Box, Your $10 Store and Zimms.
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