PAGE41 September 30, 1994
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
Editorial
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Well, it's that time of the year
when the Tribal Council is busy
going over the proposed budgets
submitted by each department
Yep!, It's a long drug out chore
to review everything that has been
requested by each supervisor in the
organization. With the organization
at its growth there arc more and
more things that arc needed. A lot of
questions for funds requested are
needed to be justified by the super
visor. As the Tribal Council goes
through the budgets with all the
departments, there arc always call
backs for more explanation as to
why these funds are needed. Many
times there is a need to increase
personnel on the job, or some spe
cial equipment is needed in order to
do certain jobs.
New positions are another area that increases the amount of money
needed especially in the field where there are scores of different types of
jobs that need to be taken care of.
Most of the departments are operating pretty much of past experience
with just a limited increae in funding requests.
Yep! It's not an encious job the Tribal Council has at this time. Those
work days can seem vey long looking over all those numbers. And when
this is ail completed than the budget will be posted for Tribal Member
review, than comes the district meetings and than the final General Council
meeting where everyone can voice their opinions on the various budgets
or personnel.
Well the summer season is at a close, but the fire dangeris farm forgone,
the country is still as dry as ever and can ignite and cause quite a blaze with
out much trouble. Even though the summer season is overthere are still fire
ristrictions in the woods yet Like there are no fire wood cutting in the lower
grass lands. All the wood cutting must be done in the higher elevatins
where there a little more moisture from the cold nights. That's one good
thing about the weather, that it is still hot but it really cools off at night Yep!
it really isn't that safe to be out in the woods as everything is as dry as, well,
":Hcck" I 'm sure who ever goes into the woods to cut wood knows better
than to be careless of starting any kind of fire.
Well the School is about a month gone and all the little darlings are all
settled back to their studies, it's kinda quiet around the place.
For Madras High School, it's a new school year, a new athletic
conference as they have moved from the Greater Oregon League into the
Tri-Valley League of the of the metropolitian area. Yep! There trips are a
lot shorter now as to what they used to travel, sometines they were on the
bus from 6 to 8 hours going to play ball in the eastern pan of the state. Now
the longest trip to the Tri-Valley league is shorter than the shortest trip the
Buffaloes had in the GOL.
Just think when basketball season opens and the Buffs are on the road,
the fans who follow them to their games will be able to do some Chirstmas
shopping along with rooting for the home team. There will be times when
it may be a little tough getting to all the away games during the winter
months as sometimes the pass gets quite a bit of snow. But that shouldn't
stop many fans. "Auk-thhow Pun-Cha. "
Doctor to Patient: "I'm really puzzled, you seem to be suffering from
overwork, but nobody does that any more." YIKES
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At a political gathering a guy asked the candidate: "Do you partake of
intoxicating beverages?"
"Is that an inquiry or an invitation?" responded the candidate. YIKES
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A born Loser "A person who has a farm to far north for the south
raiand too far south for the north rains." YIKES
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Got
an 8 hour job and
can't clean your
home?
I've got time to do
cleaning, ironing,
baby-sit, etc.
Cleaning is $7 per
hour. Negotiable for
ironing and baby
sitting. Give me,
Susan Coronado, a
tail at ;;Q-finifl
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Happy Birthday RoseAnne
McKinley
from the Muldrow's & Polks
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We're looking for
interesting stories and
photos (if available) of
the 1964 flood. The 30
year anniversary of the
"Big One" is coming this
winter. Keep Spilyay in
mind when
remembering the good
oV days. Call us at 553
3274 with your
memories.
Happy 4th Birthday
Sonny
Love, your mom, Angela
needs support
Youth Basketball Team still seeks
your support This boy's basketball
team still seeks your support for
fundraising activities for a trip to
Hana, Maui, Hawaii during the Spring
break March 1993. Earlier this
summer, the boys and some
community members were selling
green raffle tickets titles "Wowwie
on Maui", will continue to be sold.
Although originally the drawing was
to be taken place August 2, 1994 will
now be held on Saturday the weekend
of our Annual Christmas Bazaar,
December 10, 1994.
Your patience and understanding
is greatly appreciated and we look
forward for your continued support.
Sorry for this late notice.
Thank you,
The Team
Remember those in the nursing home
To the editor,
To whom it may concern: We are
writing in regards to our mother, who
is in the Nursing home. She has been
in a very depressed mood & is being
pulled into a shell and being very
confused and hurt.
We understand that "People" has
been asking her, "why" was she in
that place, with all the daughters she
has? And that has gotten her to do a
great deal of hard thinking and now
she's feeling unloved and all this
time she had been very happy in
there, with all the activities and trips
they go on. This keeps our mom very
active and not just laying idle in one
of our homes, which would happen.
Our mother needs 24 hour
Relationships are not rock solid
To the editor,
Hello from Pastor Rick. We are
doing a program about relationships
on Tuesday night at our church lead
by Madeline Queahpama. My
education, training and fifteen years
of experience has been about
relationships. Relationships between
people, and relationships between
people and their God. I have not seen
a bad relationship. I have seen
relationships that cannot handle
change.
One of the great sins of our time is
believing that a relationship between
two people is something that is solid
like a rock. No, rocks are solid;
relationships are made of emotions
feelings. They are solid because we
have strong feelings about the other
person. We believe that those feelings
will not change. But, our Creator
God has given us a great gift. A gift
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Shower appreciated
From Joseph Queahpama Tewee,
I would like to thank: Ante Pamperein
and Madeline Queahpama for my
"baby shower".
Romell Speakthunder for a
delicious cake, Bobby for a great
stew and peach cobbler.
A very special thank-you to the
elders who came to visit me on the
day of my birth, and thank you Lucille
for driving them.
Thank you to all of my family and
friends for all of my gifts and I did
receive the one on our door.
Happy Birthday to Elsie Sam
Love Chet, Becky, Mychal,
Curtis
and Kenny
Families appreciative of support of sons
To the editor. stories shared by the veterans, anyone wanting to write. Only lcttc
To the editor,
A Special Thank you.
The families of Eric Langnese
and Jess Anstett want to express their
sincere appreciation to Enos & Char
Herkshan for the very touching
ceremony and lunch that they
organized and prepared for Eric &
Jess who left for the Marine Corps.
We would also like to express our
gratitude to the veterans who
participated and inspired us with their
drum and songs.
The message given by Enos to the
boys and their families was heartfelt
and comforting, we feel protected
and honored in holding Eric & Jess'
eagle feathers for their graduation
and return from boot camp.
The boys were motivated by all
the positive encouragement given to
them by everyone, even the war
supervision and at certain times,
needs shots for her foot that swells
up, which we cannot do for her. She
needs professionals around her. Sure
"we" may be guilty for not spending
as much time with her as we should,
but we do keep in contact on a "daily
basis". Since she was privileged
enough to have her very own phone
in her room, she needs that contact
from "ALL" family members, not
only herchildren. So here is her 475
4645. So, we would appreciate it very
much when you do stop by her room,
talk pleasant subjects and don't ask
questions that would make her feel
belittled. No one that's in the Nursing
Home should be asked questions in
we need in order for our relationships
, to grow deep and to spread throughout
t our lives. We grow older, we have
job changes, our children grow up,
everything around us seems to be
moving. We yell to the stars that it is
enough change in our lives. We fear
to lose some of those strong emotion
feelings of being solid. So we did in
and say no to changes in our life and
of course more changes happen when
we say no. Let your love ones grow,
let constructive, loving, joyful
changes happen to you. Let the feeling
of solid change its shape and color. A
saying "To hold onto sand is to not
close your hand, but to keep your
hand wide open." May you keep your
life wide open to allow our God to
overflow his sand of love in your life.
See you in church.
Pastor Rick, Presbyterian
Church
September 21, 1994
Look who's 4 years old
Our cutest li'l guy "Bosh"
Albert K. Kalama, Jr.
Wishing you a very Happy
Birthday and many more.
We love you lots.
From, Mario & Anna & your
lil sis Ada Polk & Lisa, Tina &
Albert.
Happy 4th Birthday "Bosh"
Love U from, Sena, Angel,
Sallie, Ozzie & Angela
Happy birthday to "Lil Bosh
Man"
Albert K. Kalama, Jr.
Love you lots from, Jerry,
Mernie & CeCe
Happy Birthday "Master
Bosh"
Love, Drino & Champ
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Running, running, pushups pushups.
Charlotte gave us peace of mind
in her kind and sincere words when
she draped us with the shawls, as a
mother of former Marine, she touched
our hearts profoundly in knowing
what we were experiencing. They
left us as boys and will return as men,
the transition is a significant and
meaningful change.
We sincerely appreciate everyone
who participated and shared in the
celebration and meal.
Jeff & Eric have asked us to share
their address and request letters from
Happy 1st Birthday for
Tiana Shani Davis
100693
from, Mom, Dad, and Chris Davis
also from Patricia Tanewasha &family
the first place.
When you do get the chance to
visit her or have the time to give her
a call, keep the conversation "happy".
At this point right now, she needs
to feel loved, right now she feels all
alone and unwanted. So go and lift up
her spirits and let her know she is
loved now and not when she leaves
us (as the last issue stated).
Thanks for listening and taking
the time to read this. Take it to heed,
okay?
May the Lord bless each and
everyone of you, who is part of our
family, daughters, sons,
grandchildren, nieces, nephews, etc.
Elvina's children.
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Happy 25th Birthday for
Oueida Colwash
10669
from Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Davis & family
Patricia Tanewasha & family
Andrea Kalama & family
Family and friends are welcome to attend a birthday
dinner for Tiana and Oueida on October 6, 5:30 p.m. at
the Warm Springs Shaker Church.
JOM, summer
To the editor,
I would like to take a few minutes
to express my public appreciation to
the Warm Springs JOM committee
for their contribution to our summer
recreation program. First, though, I
would like to apologize for the
lateness, however late it may be, we
are very appreciative of JOM
committee's support.
Our summer recreation program
continues to grow each year and the
number of children participating in
our program and on our Friday field
trips increase. Our regular bus for
our field trips was just not large
Happy Birthday to the
Number 1 mom,
Ellen Johnson
September 25, 1994
Lovts of love, Girlie
Happy 9th Birthday
Sarah Gilbert
92985
Happy 6th Birthday
Bobbi Lee Gilbert
9388
You are both loved &
cherished!
Love, Auntie, Josh, Sky &
Cindy
anyone wanting to write. Only letters
are accepted by military protocol.
Rec. Jess Anstett
540310933
DCo. 1st RPBNPLT 1052
4000 Midway Ave.
San Diego, CA 92140-5644
Rec. Eric Langnese
540964419
D.Co. 1st RPBNPLT 1052
4000 Midway Ave.
San Diego, CA 92140-5655
Sincerely,
Mary McNiven & Jason Anstett,
Walter "Spud", FJina & Tama
Langnese
Thank you
We would very much like to thank
Wilson Wewa for reading the eulogy
of our beloved father, grandfather
and great grandfather Chester
Clarence Smith, Sr. Also to Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Tufti for traveling down to
Yerington, NV to be with my family
and I. To my husband for the caring
support that he gave the kids and
myself.
Again, thank you all for being
there for us.
Florene, Hester, Jay Scott, Resie
and Lil' Trent.
f Haoov Birthdav
Vernon "Hawk" Sampson
September 30, 1994
Lots of love, Mom, Alex,
Gerald, Brian, Paulette &
JBecky
rec. thanks you
enough, we needed to look elsewhere
for additional transportation. We
were able to contract with the 509-J
to utilize one of their buses to
accommodate this large number of
participants on our field trips. And to
help defray those additional costs,
we were granted $2000.00 from the
JOM committee.
A big thank you to the JOM
committee for this awards, it helped
offset those costs to 509-J and we
were able to serve all children as is
the intent of our program. Your
supportive endowment has certainly
benefited all our children. Again,
thank you to the JOM committee.
Austin Greene
Summer Recreation Coordinator
Happy Birthday to the
Number 1 mom,
Ellen Johnson
September 25,1994
Lots of love, Girlie
Happy Birthday Tatiana!
September 27, 1981
We love you and you are
very special. Keep up
the good work.
Love your pops, mom &
sisters
Jana E. Buck
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