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Warm Springs, Oregon
July 9, 1993 PAGE 3
Editorial
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(The way it is)
Letters to the Editor
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Independence day, ihc Fourth
of JuIy...,,Frcc, to be Free!" As
the whole world seems to be in
tcrmoil, we here in America can
come and go as we please. It's
hard to imagine and wonder what
its like to have a dictator riding
over all the people on everything
they do and every move they
make.
The patriotic feeling a person
gets when "Old Glory," the stars
and stripes arc raised. And a
person listen's to the words of the
National Anthem, giving the real
meaning for why we stand so
proud. Words like, "Bombs
bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still
there." So many times we have faced this issue. It all started on a fourth
of July, in 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was signed
and we became free. A nation of our own. The Democratic way of life,
The Democracy, a government by the people, for the people and the
supreme power is held by the people. This is what Independence day
means. This is what we are willing to defend when the call comes. So
many times in the past, men were willing to put their lives on the line
for these convictions of the American way of life. It is those men who
gave their lives for us to be free today. The 4th of July means a great
deal to this nation.
It is true we are free to do what we like and what we bcleive in.
Sometimes it seems pathetic when all these demonstrations take place.
Especially during the Vietnam Era where all the young men burned
their draft cards. It was their right to believe this and avoid being
drafted into the service but a chicken way of being an American. Many
men all went to Canada running away from the draft. Some say it was
the poor man's war, or the Minority race and all the misfits. But no
matter who's war it was all men of the United States should have gone
on with the tradition to fight for our country to keep our countrymen
free. .
Take the Korean War, the forgotten war, where there was just
supposed to be some assistance to the South Korean country, this
costed the Americans many lives, yet no one objected of being drafctd
into the service. It was just a duty to the country for most men in that
time. Just a short time after the World War II, everyone felt it was their
duty to be ready to defend our country and prevent any take over by
other countries.
Ask little kids what the 4th of July, means to them, they say, "A time
to have fireworks," or a time for travel, a time to watch parades and
have a good time. None ever say, "To observe our freedom!"
America has never invaded another country for the benefits of what
they may have, only to protect what we have and prevent any
aggression against us. Yep! When the National Anthem was played on
the fourth of July, it did make people realize what we stand for because
there are many, many who gave their lives for us to be free. AHH-NAH-CHI-TOON!!!
Wishing you the best
on your special days
7-13
Happy Birthday Lessa Dear
Hope vou have a great time. Think
ing of you, here in Everett. "God
Bless you abundantly."
Love n' prayers,
"The Coronado's"
7-6
Happy Birthday Uncle
Shortbones & Bro
Your sis in Everett, Wn.,
brother-in-law, Lupe, nieces; Bina
& Splash, & Nephew Gilbert
Poem impresses tribal member
To the editor,
I am a tribal member but I have lived in Georgia for three years. A secretary
at mv children's school has a son in college. She cave me this poem which I
thought was wonderful. I thought you might want to print it in your paper
Johnny in non-Indian. Thank you.
Diane (Zamora) Cabell
June 17, 1993
Questions: (404-594-0071)
Native American Indians
They are the children of the rich and giving soil,
With eyes as deep and dark as the floor from which they spring;
Eves of the savage wolf, the patient hawk, the noble buck.
They are, they were.
they are the ones with jaws as strong as nature's wind-whipped stone;
Carved from the rushing water's timeless soul,
As the river plants the sucklc-swcct seed of if its song forever in their hearts,
They arc, they were.
Like the warm and outstretched arms of father sun,
There glows eternally the light of harmony in every man;
Fired by the soul's simple embrace of sky and earth and all their cherished
guests
Killing only to live, yet dying slowly with each kill;
They are, they were.
Cries of hope to the sun, to the sun;
And cries of pain for the feast to come;
They pass over the land on shoes of silence,
To slay with the skill of a dancing fox;
they are, they are.
No They were, they were.
Now only dancing fire lights up the ghostly plains,
As their songs rage across the sky like rolling thunder
In concrete cages and cluttered cars we shudder at the sound
And from their weary gaze tears fall faintly to the ground.
Johnny Wilson
University of Georgia
1992
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Craftsmen and artisans!
Sellers may call the Museum
at Warm Springs or bring
crafts to the museum
between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 10:00 a.m. only.
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Happy anniversary
To my Brother & Sister-in-law
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sam, Sr.,
Wish you both another 16 years.
Never thought you would make it
this far. So hopefully you both stay
with it, especially for your children.
Because they are your pride & joy.
So the best to you both. June 29,
1993. Happy Anniversary!
Love your,
Big "Sis" & family
"ClydelP
Happy Birthday
Daniel Frank Gilbert
4 years old, July 1,1993
We all wish you a very Happy
Birthday.
Mom-Elias, grandpa
grandma, Aunties-Ellen &
Susan, Cousins-Vera, Katie
&Kyle We all love you
TOE NESS
Happy 10th
Anniversary
Wilbur, Jr.
Love you always
Dinah
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Warm Springs groundskeeper
foreman Brian Lund holds trophy
won during Pi-Ume-Sha Wannabe
contest. Co-workers call Lund
Wanabee Chief Losing Pants.
The Golfer told his wife: "It's true, I love golf more than I love you.
But," he said, "I love you more than I love Tennis." YIKES
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The second grade Teacher said, "Nancy, would you come up to the
map and point out America?"
Nancy went up and pointed to America.
Teacher: "That's fine," she said. "Dick," she said, "Can you tell us
who found America?
Dick: "Sure, Nancy just did." YIKES
Happy Anniversary
George & Wilma
Picard, Sr.
July 10
From: Minnie & boys
Happy Birthday Donna
and Marshal
from Marsha
and Donna
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Two Boys at Summer Camp: "We're going home tomarrow, guess I
better rumple up my P.J.'s and squeeze half of the tooth paste out,"
YIKES
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YARD SALE
TOO MUCH STUFF! Bed frames,
household items, old fishing tackle,
small women's clothing, men's casual
hunting clothes, books, etc. 348 SE 9th
Street, Madras. Saturday, July 10 only
7:00 ajn. to 3:00 p.m.
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EDITOR'S NOTE
Spllyay Tymoo welcomes articles and letters from it's readers. All letters, preferably 300
words or less, must include the author's signature and address. Thank you letters and poetry
will be published at the editor's discretion.
All letters are the opinion of the author and do not reflect in any way the opinion of Spllyay
Tymoo. Spllyay Tymoo reserves the right to edit all copy OR refuse publication of any
material that may be libelous statements.
Happy Birthday
Vera Rose Smith
July 9, 1993
From: grandpa-grandma,
Aunties-Plum, Ellen, Susan,
Brothers-Kyle, Ziggy, Sister
Katie, Cousins-Daniel, Elias,
Gilbert
We all love you
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Happy 1st Birthday
Marlene Haiakanubbi
From your parents Lewis and Rente
Thank you for
your support!
To the editor:
Hcl lo, My name is Tatiana Penney.
I am eleven years old. I would like to
thank the Warm Springs Community,
my family and friends for purchasing
their raffle tickets from me. With
your support, I achieved Jr. Miss Pi-Umc-Sha
and reached a goal of
$2,200. 1 want to thank my parents
Richard and Jana Buck for their help.
(Natural father is Philip Penney of
Lewiston, Idaho). My grandparents
are Priscilla Pinkham of Lapwai,
Idaho and the late Ed Henry, Sr. For
the twenty-fifth Anniversary, I will
sponsor an all around for 12 & under.
First place will receive $300 with a
leather sleeve jacket, sccond-$200 &
jacket, third-$100 & jacket, fourth-
SS0 & jacket and filth place, a con
solation prize.
Sincerely,
Tatiana Penney
Belated
Happy Birthday!
Amelia "Chubs" Spino
July 3, 1993
Love,
Nona, Roger,
William, Charles
aka: Boober
Apology extended
Community members,
I, Vernon Smith Sr. request to
apologize to Warm Springs tribal
members and the community for driving
under the influcnccApril 15, 1992.
Vernon Smith Sr.
Apology offered
To the editor,
I would like to apologize to my
family, friends and community for
driving while under the influence of
intoxicants on the day of February 6,
1993.
Tony C. Boise
Please accept apology
To the Editor,
I apologize to the people of Warm
Springs. Please accept my apology for
my actions.
Ellen Colwash
Sorry for DUII
Community members,
I was charged with DUII back in
January of 1993 and I am sorry for
putting other members of the commu
nity at risk of harm.
Darrel Wallulatum
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Happy Birthday,
Buzzard!
July 14, 1993
Love,
The Prez & First Ladv
Brian & ueorgo
Nona & Roger & boys
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Rosaline & Kiddo & Bob (Patch too)
Roxanne & Wilson & famih
Blox& Carol & family
Moose & family
Roy & Holly & Theron
William Earl Spino
Happy 12th Birthday!
July 10, 1993
Love,
Dad, Mom
Charles &
Boober
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Happy 11th Vera
From, Dad, Zig, Katie
&Kyle
H.B. Lewis
Lo ve you,
Renee and
Marlene
Gospel Meeting
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Speaker: Tribal Chairman,
Potowatami Tribe
James Crawford
Crandon, WI
Theme: "Blood Brothers"
h Native American people along with the other races of people on this earth
are all one in the blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
July 16, 17, 18, 1993
Senior Citizen Center, Warm Springs, 7 p.m.
Friday
"In His Image"
All men are created by God and called to be in His image.
Saturday
"Salvation Came Down"
All men must come under the blood of Christ 10 have the hope of salvation.
Sunday
"The Reward"
If we live faithfully we will have eternity with God.
No offering taken.
Refreshments to follow-
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Que and Lout Real 333-1492