PACE 8 NOVEMBER 29, 1991
Warm Springs, Oregon
.Spilyay Tymoo
Job Openings
Notice lo all job applicants: Tribal
memberIndian preference. All pro
spective employees will be required to
take a pre-employment drugalcohol
screen test
For more information, call Em
ployment Services. For more informa
tion concerning the job descriptions of
advertised posiuons.call the department
or contact person listed.
Switchboard Operator
ManagementGinger Smith
Staff Accountant-Grants and Con
tracts FinanceMiles King
Deputy OcrkJuvcnile
Court Administfalionftulh Adams
Credit Secretary
CreditNellie Spino
ProducerAnnouncer
KWSOOcrald Smith
Development Director
KWSOGcrald Smith
Secretary II
Children's Protective ServicesIon
Grant
CPS Specialist
Children's Protective ServicesIon
Grant
Phyllis
Phyllis
November 26, 1981
The joy of my life,
The apple of my eye.
You make me so proud
Keep reaching for the skyli
Happy 10th Birthday!
Love, Mom, Jason,
Rhonda, George, Sandl
Virgil
November 30, 1949
Birthday wishes to you!
From all of us.
a1
Taw James Foltz
A Big Happy Birthday
wish for my son,
Taw James Foltz
"TJ"
who turned 13
on November 13, 1991
Happy Birthday Son
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Youth Worker
Children's Protective ServicesJon
Grant
Secretary III
Community Counseling Center
Jean Green
Warehouse Lcadpcrson
Social ServicesJoel Munn
Warehouse Assistant
Social ScrviccsJocI Munn
Secretary
Commodity Tribal ProgramJoel
Munn
Substitute Teacher Aide
EducationNancy Kirk
Assistant TeacherBaby Room
EducationChild Development
Forestry Tcchnician-Prcsalc
ForcstryLyman Clayton
Forestry TechnicianTrainee
ForestryRon Rcckcr
Clerk Typist
ForestrySharon Or
Chief of Police
Police DepartmentCarol Wcwa
Fish and Game officer
Healthy eating
1. Fresh fruit is a better choice
than ice cream and apple pic.
2. Try bringing your own food to
feasts or other gatherings. Take along
food can be raw vegetable, lettuce
salads, popcorn, diet drinks, apples,
oranges.
3. Many traditional foods, such as
venison, salmon, huckleberries and
roots are good choices. They have
less fat.
4. Choose boiled or baked meats
and fish. Avoid fried foods.
5. Eating fried bread can increase
your blood sugar. Fresh fruit is a
better choice. Can t resist fry bread?
Share one with a friend.
6. Eating smaller amounts helps
control blood sugar.
7. Use very small amounts of
gravy, salad dressings, butter and
margarine.
8. Raw vegetables and salads are
good choices. Dips and dressings can
raise blood sugar. Use small amounts.
9. Try waiting 20 minutes before
going back tor more tood. It takes
about 20 minutes for your stomach to
get the message to your brain that it
is full.
10. Talk to family and friends
Set-up not
possible
To my friends and customers in
Warm Springs,
Due to surgery I will not be able to
set up in Warm Springs the week
before X-mas. I should be okay by
March and will see you then. Merry
X-mas.
Gene and Dolores Hardwick
Centralia Fur & Hide Co.
2012 Lemar Lane,
Centralia, VVA 98531
Birthdays celebrated
The following people celebrated
or will celebrate their birthdays
this month. Names and dates pro
vided by Lucille Schuster of the
Senior Citizen's program.
Milan Smith, Sr. November 1
Nettie Shawaway
November 3
Romagene Joe November 6
Manuel Garcia November 18
Lupe Samuels November 19
Franklin Suppah, Sr.
November 28
Zelma Smith November 29
Benjamin Holliday
November 30
STATE.
Police DepartmentCarol Wcwa
Columbia River Police Officer
Police DcpanmcntCarol Wewa
Special Officcr-On-Call
Police DepartmcniCarol Wcwa
Drug Investigator
Police DepartmentCarol Wcwa
Power Sew Machine Operator
W.S. Apparel IndustricsBcmycc
Courtney
BIASocial Worker
Warm Springs-BIAMaric Smith
BI AHighway Engineer
Warm Springs-BIAMaric Smith
BIASoil Conservationist
Warm Springs-BIAMaric Smith
Employment Services also has job
advertisements from employers in
Oregon & Northwest cities. Ask about
them.
Reader recognizes Warm Springs vets in letter
To the Editor. U.N. Task Force that blew ud 1 1 1 olso look pork ChoP H,1L.
To the Editor,
Some how I've been wanting to
write in regards to one of your articles
about "Some haven't forgotten the
Korean War."
I am a five-time wounded veteran
and I praise Chcslcy Yahtin very
much. I was one of the nine of the
possible through holidays
while you eat. Some people find they
eat less while they are talking.
11. Walking can help lower your
blood sugar. Go for a walk after a
meal.
Happy Birthday,
Peggy!
Love,
Marsha
Items for sale
For Sale: 14' x 70' Marlctte two
bedroom, two-bath mobile home.
With siding, awning and porch..
Weathcrized. $12,000.
1978 Dodge Pick-up. 360 engine,
automatic transmission. Black, new
paint. No dents. $1,200. Inquire at
553-1940.
Newspaper needed?
Do you need newspapers for
fires? C.R. Bcgay, who delivers
the "Advantage", has plenty to give
away. See her Mondays at Macy 's
between 3 and 4 p.m.
Thank you for prayers
To my family, friends and rela
tives, I'm writing this letter in regards to
myself, Florence Ellen Culps. I would
like to thank all the people for their
prayers, it has helped me out a lot.
Through the difficult times I've
been through like the loss of my first
child and the loss of my grandmother,
my Kuth-la. I thank all the people
who were there helping my mom out,
we really appreciate it from the bot
tom of our hearts.
I am in a correctional institution
here in Idaho. I'll be going to board
this month so hopefully our Grand
father will make his decision for me.
I have learned my lesson.
I'm doing fine, thanks to all of
your thoughts and prayers.
To my family, I am real sorry for
my past, I hope you all can forgive
me and accept my apologies! I love
and miss you all.
And I'm glad we got people who
care, and I'm glad you people were
there for my mom and the rest of my
family, I know it was difficult, like it
would be for anyone. I am thankful
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Geo-Quiz
Identify Hit location of this ftologie formation and win a year's subscription for yourself or a friend. A Spilyay
mug also goes to tht winner. Call 553-1644 after 1:00 p.m. December 2, J 991.
U.N. Task Force that blew up 1 1
bridges on the Yalu River when
General Douglas MacAnhur was
fired by President H. Truman. Wc
also were asked to go back to help the
1st Marine Division out of their trap
at the Changjin Reservoir. I, and
another Native American, Pete
knotted Wolf, froze our feet over
12. Eat smaller amounts of all
food during gatherings.
For more information, contact the
Nutritionist at the clinic.
Dfiomi 0
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Tia Jan Marie Bean
A Big Happy Birthday
wish for my daughter,
Tia Jan Marie Bean
who turned 9
on November 16, 1991
Happy Birthday Tia Bean
we have you people to count on in the
time of our needs.
Thank you, my people, from me,
Florence E. Culps. And also my
family too. Love you all and thanks
for your time.
Sincerely,
Florence Culps 24547
Hosp. N. DR. 23
Orofino, ID. 83544
Mini-powwow set
Early Childhood Education will
be having its Mini Powwow
Wednesday November 27, 1991 at
the Warm Springs Community Center
from 10-11:30 a.m. Everyone is
welcome to join the kids!
The Annual Parent Club Thanks
giving Pie Sale will be Wednesday,
November 27 at the Warm Springs
Community Center. Come to the Mini
Powwow and leave with some fresh,
delicious holiday pies!!!
You supply lining U
blanket
$XOO sewing fee, $25
beading fee (optional)
Contact
Trlcla Courtney-Ike
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There s going to be a memorial
"Korean War Memorial" dedication
set up in 1992. 1 hope Chcslcy Yahtin
can make this honor of being there.
I was also pictured in your paper
when Larson Kalama honored his
uncle of World War II. As I see, I
very seldom see any honoring of that
kind...maybc a few at powwows. But
Woody Sm ith has rarely been spoken
of. And at the honoring, he spoke of
his combat trauma for the first time
since World War II. I also honor this
veteran. What Larson Kalama did
was a traditional thing for his uncle.
Tradition is going out of whack. I
dropped an Eagle Feather in White
Swan and there was no pick-up cer
emony. A non-Indian, non-Veteran
carried my Eagle Staff at the October
5 Northwest Indian Summer Cel
ebration. I just want to let the brothers
and sisters of the powwow circle to
keep in minds the tradition and
spirituality of the powwow is great.
I enjoy reading your paper very
much.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Bernerd J. Rock
Car for sale
Car for sale: 1978 Dodge Omni,
front wheel drive. Two snow tires
already on, plus regular tread and
chains. Runs good. Contact Anson
Begay at the Warm Springs Police
Department.
Uncle Wayne
Happy Birthday!
Uncle Wayne
love Meredith, Evey,
Korina and Jr.
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Frederick Bennett Reed, Sr.
Enrolled member of the Confed
erated Tribes of Warm Springs
Frederick Bennett Reed, Sr., age 57,
died November 23, 1991 at St.
Charles Medical Center in Bend. Ha
was born October 28, 1934 in Port
land to George and Amy (Pete) Reed.
Mr. Reed was employed as a sheet
metal worker for Federal Pacific
Electric Co in Glendale California.
He also worked in construction in
Oregon and did some landscaping
work in the Portland area. He was
also employed, at one time, at the
Sheraton Hotel in Portland and at
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. He was a fire
look-out for the Tribe. He served in
the U.S. Marine Corp during the
Korean Conflict and was honorably
discharged January 28, 1961.
Prayer services were held Sunday,
November 24 at Bel-Air Colonial
Happy Birthday!
Happy 20th birthday, Wayne R.
Miller!
With lots of love from your K-
Ala's, Ula, Pus'a's, T'ilas, mom
and dad (JT), brothers, sisters,
aunties, uncles, cousins and friends.
Wayne R. Miller
Happy Birthday
Eagle Greene-Nov. 6
Blanche Williams-Nov.
10
Nettie Polk-Nov. 16
Curtis Dixon-Nov. 19
La Vonne Boise-Nov. 21
from the family
Happy Birthday Mom
love vou with all my heart
and would like to thank you for
being there jor me, l m real
grateful you stuck by me. In all
the thines I've been through.
lYou're very special to me Mom!
Happy birthday, I love you!
Sil-A-Pum,
your eldest daughter
COCC students
must register
for childcare
i enirai uregon community ui
lege students and those who Dlan on
enrolling for winter term and want
child care services need to pre-regis-ter
at the COCC Child Care Center
between November 25 and Decem
ber 4. Children who were enrolled
fall term do not need to pre-register.
Care is provided for children 2 1
2 to 8 years of age from 7:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. An appointment is necessary,
please call Diane Pierce at 382-4967.
Funeral Home in Madras. Dressing
ceremonies were held Monday, No
vember 25 at Bel-Air with Wilson
Wewa and Mary Ann Meanus offi
ciating. Overnight services were held
at the Agency Longhouse. Burial was
Tuesday, November 26 at Agency
Cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Reed is his son
Frederick Reed, Jr and daughters
Donnita Reed and Lisia Reed. Brother
Edward Reed and Charles Reed; sis
ters Ruby Reed and Kathleen Morlin
and numerous nieces and nephews,
including Carol Ann Herkshan and
Carmen Parkins also survive. He was
preceded in death by his grandfather,
Frank Pete; grandmother Bessie
Tovar; his father and mother, a sister
Doris Herkshan; brothers William
Eyle and Peter Reed and a nephew,
Charles Herkshan