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The Hispanic Club of Madras Junior High School entertained
the Warm Springs Elementary during their awards assembly
May 4, 1995. The students had been learning about the
Hispanic culture in many other activities for the celebration
of Clnco Demayo, May 5, 1995.
Simnasho Elemenlarv:
Charlcnc Moody, Tamera Moody,
Emilena Suppuh, Sara Vacth and
Steven Vaeth
WSE
Aiysia Aguilar, Ashley Aguilar,
Evelyn Aguilar, Georgianna Aguilar,
Mayannc Aguilar, Marjcan Alonso,
Matthew Alonso, Martha Alvarez,
Joseph Anderson, Blaine Bcgay,
Jacoba Best, Michael Blake, Desirae
Boise, George Boise, Irene Boise,
Lavonne Boise, Randy Boise Jr.,
Cecilia Brunoe, Tamera Bryant,
Jordon Caldcra, Lonnie Caldcra,
Maurica Cortez, Matthew Craig,
Douglas Crane, Michelle Crane,
Jonathan Culpus, Susce Davis, Avery
Frank, Jaycelcne Frank. Mathew
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IWarn Springs Elementary news
Third quarter perfect Attendance Garcia, Samanlha Gomez, Steven
Pearl Stwyer dances the Mexican Hat Dance with member of the
Hispanic uud.
Hispanic Club members show their beautiful dances in traditional wear.
Early Childhood Education news Important events at ECE
Govenor. Brent Gravbacl. Sissalev
Graybael, Velma Graybael, Manuel
Greene. Perry Greene, Shelly Greene
Boise, Del vis Heath, Lee Hellon,
Lewis Mellon, Edwardene Henry,
Nicole Hcrkshan, Cynthia Isadorc,
Keith Jackson, James Jim Jr., Heather
Johnson, Jenna Jodae Johnson,
Monique Johnson, Eliza Kalaina,
Scott Kalama, Tatum Kalama,
Rodney Kenyon, Aldwin Keo,
Jaylccn Main, Owens Mares, Tcrron
McDonald, Tildcn McDonald, Mar
tin Medina Carina Miller, Cody
Miller, Stephen Miller, Verna
Mitchell, Myron Northrup, Tony
Olca, Tashayla Palmer, Bridgctt
Parra, Erica Parra, Mclinda Polk,
Armando Ruiz, Rebecca Sampson,
Kurtis Santanus, Paul Scott, Louis
Smith, Pasha Smith, Wynter Sky
Smith, Delia Squicmphcn, Tcri-Jo
fcquicmpricn- Yazzic, Jordan Stacona,
Lance Stormbringer, Talon
Stormbringer, Charles Stwyer,
Dcllarae Suppah, Manda Suppah,
Cody Switzler, Bobby Thurby,
Gerald Tias, Oswald Tias, Vernon
Tias, Julia Wallulatum, Randall
Wallulatum, Wacey Wallulatum,
Raymond Williams, Maureen
Winishut, Christina Wolfe
New All-Stars
Weston Heath, Tiffany Enick,
.Nicole Hcrkshan, Vanessa James,
Natasha Hcrkshan, Roberta Martinez,
Dustin Suppah, Carina Miller,
Majorie VanPclt, Candelaria Rhoan,
Madeline Brunoe, Hattie Hart &
Bridgctte Parra
April Students of the Month
Sylvia Allen, Matthew Alonso,
Jose Alvarez Jr., Hazel Anderson,
Joseph Arthur, Robert Bailey Jr.,
Harold Blackwolf, Lance Boise,
Lavonne Boise, Vance Brisbois,
Cecilia Brunoe, Sean Cook, Elliott
Cooper, White Dove Cooper,
Leonardo Cuevas, Socorro Cuevas,
Davey Culpus, Dominic Davis, Susee
Davis, Curtiss Dickson, Natasha
Edwards, Avery Frank, Leland
George, Allen Gilbert, Daniel Gil
bert, Adeline Gleason, Steven
Govenor, Jodene Greene, Laritta
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Greeetings from ECE! It's unbe
lievable that May has already begun.
It signifies the school year coming to
a close. Our children have grown
and developed another year.
First of all, thank you parents for
the time you donated to our program
in April. There were so many of you
who put so much effort into making
costumes for the parade, helping out
with the Penny Carnival, bringing
animals for Zoo day, and just volun
teering your time; it is always great
to have you join us. Special thanks to
our ECE Parent Club officers Sheilah
Wahnetah, Patsy Lenbek, and Shirelle
Thomas and parent, Paula Miller for
the extra time they put in planning
activities for the Week of the Young
Child. You ladies are irreplacable.
CPS staff, you guys were instru
mental in running the Penny
Carvnival. We couldn't have done it
without you ! Especiallly Liz, thanks
for your input at our meetings. We
hope you join us again soon!
Libby & Saphronla'i
Yard Sale!
Saturday. Mav 13
Sunday. May 14
2511 Looksh St.
(Greeley Heights )
10 a.m. -6 p.m.
Parents of the
Month for April
CONGRATULATIONS!
Annette LeClaire, Wendell Cook,
Cary Pederson, TrudyCheri Spino,
Lois Smith, LynnRandy Thomas,
Archie Caldera, Roberta Tufti,
Florene Wolfe, Sheila Frank, Arlene
Winishut, Sylvia McCabe, Sheilah
Wahnetah, Shirelle Thomas, Flossie
Wolfe, Rowena Begay, Shana John
son, Clarence Jefferson, Georgette
Keo, Marci Minthorn, Eileen Spino,
Caroline Torres, Lovey Colwash,
Paula Brisbois, Louise Hellon,
Vincent Culpus, Gina Walker, Patsy
Lenbek, Danielle Switzler, Roxanne
Mclnturff, Sarah Thompson, Bill
Yeo, Paula Miller, Patsy Lenbek
Parenting
classes held
Parenting classes continue to be
held every Monday from 1 Oam-1 2pm
at ECE in Pod C. Any parents are
welcome to come to any of these
sessions. We need your input.
Special
Recognition to
parent
Special Recognition needs to M
paid to Head Start parent Rachc
Kmith for her quick actions aftei
he parade on Friday April 28th
Bhe noticed that a child was chok
ng on a piece of hard candy so sh i
used the Heimlich Maneuver td
xpel the candy from the child
tnouth. Her quick thinking and
knowledge of what to do in thi
ituation saved the child from chok
ng. 1 hank you, Kachel!
Last powwow on
June 2
The last pow-wow for this school
year is scheduled for Friday June 2 at
10:00am. This will be held at the
Agency Longhouse. We look for
ward to a big turnout of parents.
Happy Mothers Day Mom
If it were not for your prayers
and love,
your son would not have made
it this far,
from my family with love,
Happy Mothers
Day Edith
From your son, Foster & wife
J'Dean and
your grandchildren
Five-family
Yard Sale
Friday May 26
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Courtney's Yard
Tenino Road
Homeoffice visits
May is the month for HomeOf
fice visits. It is the last formal meet
ing set up with your child's teachers
to learn how your child has pro
gressed throughout this school year
and maybe get ideas of activities to
do with your child this summer.
Check with teachers for dates and
times to meet at your home or office.
Physicals due for
Kindergarten
Thursday May 4th was the day for
95-96 Kindergarten children to get
physicals and update immunizations.
If you, for whatever reason, missed
this date it is your responsibility to
set an appointment and get this done
before your child can enter Kinder
garten. Registration forms are avail
able from Warm Springs Elemen
tary. Reminder:
Made in Warm Springs raffle
drawing is Thursday May 25th at
4:00pm. Please turn in your items by
May 23rd. Thank you parents who
have already turned in items; your
work is beautiful. All tickets and
money are due no later than 3:00pm
Mav 25th.
Kindergarten
teachers to meet
Head start
The Kindergarten teachers from
WSE are planning to visit the Head
Start four year old classrooms Tues
day May 16th. They will introduce
themselves to the children who will
be transferring to their classrooms
this fall. In turn, the Head Start four
year classes will visit WSE class
rooms Wednesday May 17th and
Thursday May 1 8th to acquaint them
selves with the "Big School".
Parent Policy
Council to meet
Parent Policy Council will meet
Wednesday May 17 from 5:30
7:00pm in Conference room 2E.
Child care & refreshments will be
provided.
May 26, deadline
for "Flag" contest
The "Create A Flag" Contest is
still open to all you creative people.
The Head Start logo must be included
on it. Show your pride in our Warm
Springs Head Start, put in your ideas
today. Entries must be submitted to
NancySeylerbyMay26, 1995. The
winning design will win $50.
Graduation
Also in May, be on the lookout in
classrooms for information regard
ing Head Start graduation activities.
Many parents are actively planning
this event and your valuable input is
always welcome as well.
Some of our graduating Head Start
children will be going on a "Sneak
Day". Individual classrooms have
different plans; check in with them
about destinations, dates and times.
Thanks for support
End of the year
Picnic May 31
The annual End of the Year Picnic
is scheduled for Wednesday May 3 1 ,
1995 in the evening at ECE. Be on
the lookout for more information
throughout the month.
June 8, last
day of school
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL for our
Head Start Part Day program is Thurs
day June 8th.
Happy 1 4th Birthday
Ty-Utes Eagle Speaker
May 21, 1981
Love Always, Grandma &
Grampa, Luci, Tina,
Jamey
Curtis & Theo
. . To do it
over again
If I Had My Child To Raise
Over Again
If I had my child to raise all over
again,
I'd finger paint more, and point
the finger less.
I'd do less correcting, and more
connecting.
I'd take my eyes off my watch,
and watch with my eyes.
I would care to know less, and
know to care more.
I'd take more hikes and fly more
kites.
I'd stop playing serious, and seri
ously play.
I'd run through more fields, and
gaze at more stars.
I'd do more hugging, and less
tugging.
I would be firm less often, and
affirm much more.
I'd build self-esteem first, and the
house later.
I'd teach less about the love of
power,
And more about the power of love.
Diane Loomans
To the editor,
I and my wife and the Iron Bears
would like to give special thanks to
all those who sponsored the WSCRIB
tourney. Your contributions are
greatly appreciated. Without you the
awards and refs could not have been
paid. You have also given our youth
and community an activity to partici
pate and enjoy in.
I also would like to thank the WS
Museum for the gifts and tour of the
Museum toward the Winnebago, NB
tribes team. The youth will long re
member our culture. A special thanks
to Chaz and Robin Mitchell for the
hospitality and Aunt Bernice Mitchell
for the entertainment of her great
story telling. Terry & Randy said
that they enjoyed your stories and all
the food that was prepared by Robin
and family. Thank you Ken-man and
Delson for letting the girls from Neb.
air on the KWSO. The girls enjoyed
it. Benny Heath, thank you for tour
ing the girls through the Administra
tion. And a special thanks to Roland &
Verleen Kalama for taking care of
the books & clock. Thank you al
ways for being there, love you brother
and sister-in-law, and the same for
my older sister Tina Aguilar, also
Sam Kentura.
In concession all the hard work of
my wife and Flora & Rachel Frank,
Barbie Jackson and Fred Holliday.
Robert & Ben Holliday my nephews
for staying after to help clean up the
gym when they didn't have to. You
guys are greatly appreciated. I would
like to thank the refs for helping pick
the Sportsmanship and taking a lot of
headaches. I feel also at this time
honored to tell you a little about
Terry Medina, a good friend of mine,
I met a few years ago. We always
talked basketball until we were in
vited into their country Winnebago,
NB. Their tribe put us up, room &
board, fed us as well and took us
through their departments. Also in
troduced us to their gaming. Their
Tribal Chairman said, they would
roll the red carpet out and that's ex
actly what was done. Our girls were
treated well and was also educated
by their introduction to their depart
ments. At that time we met Randy
Decora, one of the chaperones and
Janet Bass.
There's also a touching story from
one of the girls out of Winnebago,
she remembered how she was last
year, she was into gangs and now has
turned herself around. She said she
regretted how she treated one of our
girls and came to apologize and now
plays on the team of Winnebago. She
feels she never wants to go that route
again. I commend this young lady
and would like to say that I see alot of
talent and to get better is to let go of
the things you can not gain from.
And to gain, is practice hard for what
you want. Also another gal that will
be attending U of N and the humor
Joyce Bass brought was a pleasure to
have.
Thank you Winnebago Tribes
Team. Thank you to my brother
Mel vin and Ronnie for being there, it
would not be same without you two.
Thank you for your dedication to the
youth and tourneys you and your
teams and fam il ies put one. Our com
munity needs you. Thanks
Sincerely,
Foster & J'Dean Kalama
Tribal Council Agenda
Monday, May 15
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
2 p.m.
3 p.m.
Tuesday, May 16
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 17
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Business with ASC Staff
IHS Update with Russ Alger
Self-sufficiency plan with Sal Sahme
BIA Update with Gordon Cannon
Ftelicensing Project (Dams) with Jim Manion
Business with ASC Staff
ODOTHighway 26 with Dean Seyler
Columbia River Basin with William Stelle
Pending Cases with Celeste Whitewolf
Business with ASC Staff
Tribal Services Survey
Minors' Trust Fund with Lisa Sledge
Warm Springs Apparel Report with Bob
Finch
4 p.m. River's End with Howie Arnett
Monday through Friday, May 22 through 26, 1995
ATNI Mid-Year Conference in Spokane
Tuesday, May 30
Business with ASC Staff
Tribal Council June Agenda with Doris Miller
Realty with Everett Patt
Legislative Update with Mark Phillips
Enrollments with Madeline Queahpama
Tribal Attorney Update with Dennis Kamopp
9a.m
9:30 a.m.
1 1 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 31
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
10 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
Business with ASC Staff
509-J School District with Phil Riley
USFS and BLM with Jody Calica
Financial Items (Donations, Indirect Costs)
with Miles King
Items to be scheduled include gaming updatepublic meetings;
spotted owl; US Department of Commerce and Workers'
Compensation.
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