February 5, 1993 PACSK 5
Editorial
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Letters to the Editor
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Toon-ush-ah-soonwita: Just
recently a referendum failed be
cause of the lack of voter turn out
at the polls. The issue at hand was
for Cattle and Agriculture loans.
With the way things arc today
around here, like lack of em
ployment this might have been
just what some guys needed. A
start in the cattle business. Of
course its not as simple as it
sounds. A person wanting to get
started in this business had better
well know what he's getting in
for. A person should have his goals
set. A budget worked out, how
much and for how many animals.
The payback. A person must have
a place to keep his cattle and not let them roam all over. Cattle can't
take care of themselves, there is feed to put up. Work with the livestock
all year round. It could be a very profitable business if it is worked at
in the right way.
Today there arc just a hand full of stock owners here who work with
thcirstock. While there arc some who have cattle and nevcrhardly take
care of them. It's a shame to sec livestock wandering around trying to
dig out feed in the snow.
Yep! it takes a lot of work to be a stockman. People think they can
get into the business with out a real plan. That will never work.
In the Olden days the people depended on livestock and they took
care of their cattle when the bad weather and snow came. They made
sure their stock had plenty of feed. And some stories go that in them
days they plowed their fields with horses and never knew what a
tractor was. Many even traveled by wagons or horseback. But all
winter long their stock had all the feed they needed. It's just like
anything else a person has to work at it to be successful. Neigh!
Here lately Senator Bob Packwood has really been drug through the
coals. It's pathetic the way some people arc acting today, some yelling
at him to leave their women's alone! Stupid. All these things happened
20 years ago and today he's about to retire and probably don't have the
thoughts he had 20 years ago when he was in his prime.
If there is a person who can say he ncvcrlookcd at another women's
during his married life, or made, passes or even made remarks toward
another women's is a big liar. Take me for instance, I can admit that
I did take a teensy weensy peck at other women's in the past. I believe
if a person doesn't do this he is not normal.
I'm not taking up for Packwood, I'm not against him. I'm just
making a point of how people want to get into the news. I hope
Packwood gets a chance to question all these women's publicly.
Family extends
thank you
Happy 7th Birthday
Jerome Earl Henry
February 10, 1993
Love you always
from, you Mom Amelia &
the rest of the family of many
farms in Chink, Az.
Please return bicycles to us
To the editor,
On January 29, 1993 1 was cook
ing at the Longhouse. My son and
nephew Harold Blackwolf, Jr. and
Louie Van Pelt rode their bikes up to
be with me. When they arrived I
asked them to get the keys from my
purse and lock the bikes in my wagon.
Before they could even do that the
bikes were already missing. Harold's
bike wasn't even 1 week old and both
bikes were Christmas presents.
I am offering a reward for their
return to 1756 Bray, phone 553
1977. No questions will be asked.
Parents if you noticed your children
have some bikes since Friday please
Toe Ness
After a call of intentional grounding, the quarterback shouted, '
stink Ref!"
The ref penalized the team 15 yards for that out burst, then asked,
"Can you still smell me?" YIKES
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A little boy and his dad were watching the Super Bowl when his son
said, "What do quarterbacks do when their eyes go bad and they can't
think on their feet anymore?"
"Why they become referees!" YIKES
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To the editor,
We wish to extend a sincere thank
you to all of our friends and relatives
for their thoughtful expressions of
sympathy and their welcomed help
over the recent loss of our beloved
Jim Macy. Thank you.
The Macy Family
return.
Thanks Priscilla Blackwolf,
Winona Lewis
Serial Number
Stamped on
Frame Head
Harold's bike is a Murray bicycle,
mostly black with neon green and the
serial number is D0924088.
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"Smal1 J'ob" much appreciated
To the Editor, keys were. By now, I was tired or
I would like to write t letter or
appreciation to the Warm Springs
Police Department. Don Courtney
directed his patrol officers to help
serve me and my family when we
needed help while off of the reser
vation. After shopping at Safeway for
about an hour, we found out our keys
were locked inside of our car. We
called the Madras Police for help,
and they informed us they weren't
allowed to open locked cars anymore.
Next, we tried a locksmith; we sot an
answering machine. We called home
for someone to bring the extra set,
but no one was home where the extra
Career Fair commendable
To the Editor,
The staff and the two students
from the Native American Program
at Eastern Oregon State College who
attended the Northwest Holiday Ca
reer Fair at Kah-Nce-Ta in Decem
ber wish to congratulate the Con
federated Tribes' Education depart
ment on a very well attended event.
The hours that went into the planning
and preparation showed, as so many
students and college representatives
were there.
The Warm Springs Tribe should
be proud, not only of the education
IWJH parents
invited to visit
Parents of Madras Jr. High students
are invited to meet with assistant prin
cipal BobEspcnclandcounscIorMarlys
Alger on February 4 at the Warm
Springs Community Counseling Cen
ter. They are asked to bring their con
cerns related to their students. Espenel
and Algerwill be available from 3-7:00
p.m. They are hoping to visit Warm
Springs on a regular basis each month.
No appointment is necessary.
Happy Birthday
Brandon Jae Thompson
Three years old
February 16th
Happy Anniversary
Mom & Tiger
-February lst
Hope it was great!!
Love you lot's.
Sky, Saphronia & Toya
Happy 12th Birthday
Pah-tu
from, Dad and Pi-ta
Happy Birthday
Tony L. Boise (Dad)
February 2nd
We love you!
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keys were. By now, I was tired and
frustrated with a hyper two-year-old
and two carts or groceries.
Anyway, thanks to Richard Craig,
he went to the WSPD and from there
Don Courtney radioed an officer who
was in Madras to come help us. Of
ficer Brunoc responded and opened
our door for us.
This may have been a small job
for the police department, but I was
' very grateful that our Tribal Police
Department took the time to help us,
even off the reservation.
Thanks again,
Sheilah Wahnelah, Toot
Pennington and Samantha
Pennington
program employees and committee
members but the students who con
ducted themselves in a very mature
manner. It was encouraging to see
how the tribal committees showed
their support by sponsoring refresh
ments. We want to thank the tribal cd uca
tion department for inviting us and
we look forward to attending next
year's career fair.
Sincerely,
Diane Walker, Secretary
Native American Program
Kindness, support shown
To the editor,
This letter is to thank the wonderful
people of Warm Springs, who came to
comfort us in our time of sorrow. It was
so special to see all the people & friends
that she had here in Warm Springs.
Although our mother was not from
Warm Springs she called it home. The
people here made her feel welcome. She
came here 29 years ago and in that time
she made many friends. She will be
" missed by all of us.
We have so many special people to
thank: The E.M.T. staff, Pastor Rick
Ribiero, Dr. Creclman, Dr. Barnctt,
Donnie Winishut, The Mountain View
Hospital and Emergency staff.
' A very special thank you to the fol
lowing people: Urbana Manion, Brent
Florendo, Levi and Cindy, for being by
our side when everything happened; Ivan
Gabriel and Margie Kalama, you did so
much for us, you both were there for us
when we needed you. You put your
holiday aside to be with us and we thank
you; Greta White Elk, you were right
' there for Reggie and all of us, thank you
for everything you did. We love you;
Charley White Elk, you traveled a long
way, through the snow storms to be with
Reggie and us. The beautiful talk you
gave during the service we will always
remember, thank you; Truman
Lumpmouth, Sr., we want you to know
we appreciate everything you did for us,
we love you and thank you; Lepha Marie
Smith, thank you for being with us;
Roberta Danzuka (Tootsie), you were
with us when we needed you. You did
your part to help and guide us. Thank
you; Auntie Jo Ann Smith and Auntie
Beadwork designs
for sale
Beadwork designs for sale. Large,
medium and small sizes available.
Contact Jim Scott 4462 Upper Dry
Creek or call 553-1847 any time.
' To: Tallulah Fawn McGill
Happy 8th Birthday
from: Uncle Richard, Uncle
Roger, Aunt Jack, Grandpa
Happy Beloved Birthday
Bubba
24yrs. January 27th
Love always, Cheryl,
Trisha, S Jordan Holliday
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tfappy 'Birtiday I Larry & CUtryl JMiJay
January 27 th
Love always, Mom, Dad, Jordan, Trisha, Adrian, 'Brandon, Jr. & Craig
Center storing lost items-check it out
Lost and Found: The Community
Center is storing some personal items
that owners may wish to claim. They
have: Four sets of keys, a set of eye
Herb Stwyer, Sr. Memorial
Thursday, February 11-12 noon,
Simnasho Longhouse
Irene Towe, A big thank you for every
thing; To our family from Oklahoma,
Our grandmother Oma Tapcdo, Our
Aunts Carol Flores and Elaine Tapedo.
Our uncle Jason Threestars, thank you
for everything; To our uncle Lcandcr
George, for his prayers and guidance.
We would like to thank those of you
who brought food, cards and all the
beautiful flowers. To Norma Smith for
her time and the special gift she col
lected for us. To the Bureau of Indian
Affairs, Gordan Cannon, Cheryl
Lohman, Karmcn Blake, Roberta Steele,
Dorothy Burgess, and Cecil Scyler.
To the BIA Portland Area Office,
Mr. Stanley Speaks, Mr. BernardTopash,
Alice West, Pctra Hatch and John of the
ADP office.
To the Warm Springs Tribal Council
and Ken Smith.
To the Yakima Tribal Council and
Mr. Clifford Moses, Sr.
To Warm Springs Forest Products,.
Ralph Minnick, Donna Torres, Verlcen
Kalama, Val Squiemphcn, Melinda Polk,
Shirley Gibson, and a special thank you
to Theresa and Tony VanPelt.
To the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma.
To Bel-Air Colonial Funeral Home,
Doug Kowalcski, thank you.
To all our friends and family who'
were with us: Lorry Fuentcs, Cindy Bobb,
Irrna Wahnetah, Bernice Mitchell,
Wilfred and Geraldine Jim, Phillip and
Linda David, Norma Kaudle Kaule,
Antoinette Pampcrien, Pat Speakthunder,
Paula and Dan Brisbois, Madeline
Queahpama, Vesta Johnson-Hudson, ,
Virgil Orange and Myra, Lupe Torres,
Russell and Ruthie Smith, Sophie Lynn
Talulah Fawn McGill
Happy 8th Birthday
from: Kevin, Eilene, Matt,
Valeda, Trish, Frank ;
and Mom
Happy anniversary
Mom and Dad
Love,
Liana and Justin
Valentine Making
Workshop Feb. 11
Community Center
6:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome!
Remember your sweetheart on Valentine's Day
with a gift from
Warm Springs Clothing and Apparel
Selected items on sale plus
much, much more!
Located one mile from Highway 26 on the
Kah-Nee-Ta Road. Turn left on Upper Dry Creek then
right on Holliday
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glasses, ring and a cross that were
found together, a watch, and a ring.
Please call or go to the office of the
Community Center and identify items
if they are yours.
appreciated
Thomas, Linda Langlcy, Connie Blake,
Mary McNevins, Children's Protective
Services, Eileen Spino, Wilson Wcwa,
Jr., Anita Jackson, Margaret Buckland,
Doris Lona Family, Eraina Palmer, Paula
Moses, Caroline Torres, Lizzy Rhoan,
Chris and Carla Greene, Bill Youngman,
Luke Sanders, Amelia Colwash, Daisy
Ike, Kimiko Mitchell', Berta Taylor, "
Arlcne Broncheau, Bo Ortiz, Foster
Kalama and the girls basketball team,
Toni Made and girls, Danielle Gabriel,
Patti Tulee, Linda Thompson, Jackie
Gabriel, Dcnise Gabriel, Lydia Crane,
Theresa Thompson, Cheryl Holliday,
Elsie and Louis Reid, Debbie Martin,
Aaron Smith, Shane Smith, Tonya
Mitchell, Buck and Susie Smith, Dcna
Smith, Libby Chase, Joey Ortiz, Michael
Ortiz. Our family of Oklahoma Aunt
Elva Ware, Donnie Tofpi, Charley and
Annabel, Ahhaitty, Mary Washington.
Grandma Alice Florendo, Gram pa
Jimmy, Jason, Jessie Anstctt, Joe and
Kay Anslett. To the wonderful people of
Gateway: Kimbcrly Bowdcn, Ken, Alice
Lulow, Bryce, Linda and Sean Vibbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo of Salem, Oregon.
We thank each and every one of you.
If there is anyone we may have over- ,
looked please forgive us, we will always
know you were there. And last but not ;
least Gary and Scott, we love you.
We will always cherish in our hearts !
everything you all have done for us.
God bless you all. i
Donna Sutterlee-Anstett,
Cheryl Sutterlee-Anstett, '
Sheldon Sutterlee, Fabian '
Sutterlee, Jr., Desiree Sutterlee,
and Reggie White Elk
Happy Birthday
Samantha Jo Pennington
Three years old
February 1 7th
She survived the
"Terrible two's!"
and so did Mom & Dad
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