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8 May 11,1995 Warm Springs, Oregon SpilyayTymoo Moses1 basketball raffle still continues To the Warm Springs Commu nity, I just want to let everyone know that I haven't forgotten anyone of you who had already purchased a raffle ticket for the 1982 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham. There is a change in this raffle due to the unaffordability to purchase this ve hicle, but I do have a 1979 Cadillac Seville which will take the place of the 1982 Cadillac. The cost of these tickets for this raffle drawing will also change fro $2.50 each to $1 each. I do hope to see you continue to support this project which will be to help several youth from Warm Springs to be able to go somewhere if not the Hawaiian Islands and we do very much appre ciate your continued support. Al though the original plan was to spon sor them to go to attend a Boy's & Girl's Basketball tournament on the Hawaiian Island of Maui, this will enable them to go to play at various locations. Your patience is very much ap preciated and I want to say I am sorry to have taken so long to respond with this notice, Thank you for your time and we do look forward to seeing that everyone will have that chance to be satisfied or close to it! I would like to sec this project supported by your donations and I will continually help provide what ever I can do on behalf of the youth this project will be directed. Thank you once again. William C. Moses Warm Springs Elementary news Continued from page 5 Stormbringer, Lucinda Stwycr, Martina Stwycr, Traci Suppah, Or lando Tewee, Tonya Boise, Bobby Thurby, Julia Wallulatum, Desrai Wells, Isabel White, Calvin Wil liams, Raymond Williams, Shannon Wilson, Bcrnadclte Winishut, Eddie Winishut, Tcshina Winishut Second Grade "Great Mail Race" The second grade classes at WSE have joined the "Great Mail Race". Students have written letters to sec ond grade classes in towns in each of our 50 states, asking for information about the state. Replies are arriving daily . Our students arc excited about receiving their mail, finding "their" siaic on the map, and learning facts about our country. Greene, Shelly Green-Boise, Charisse Haskins, Lewis Hcllon, Young Leo Hcllon, Mary Hoptowit, Jerrod Kalama, Pamela Kalama, Tatum Kalama, Troy Kalama, Francis Kcntura, Alcxxis Kilson-Anderson, Eric LcClaire, Liza LcClairc, Alicia Lopez, Jaylecn Main, Natasha Marcs, Daniel Marsh, Terron McDonald, Tildcn McDonald, Victoria Media, Truman Merrifield, Dorian Miller, Marcus Muldrow, Cameron Nathan, Marian Oakcs.Melinda Polk, Marcos Saligan, Amanda Sanchez, Clara Scott, Jcrritt Smith, Louis Smith, Mitchell Smith, Amelia Spino, Wesley Spino, Eliah Squicmphcn, Rebekah Steffey, Remo Artisans share skills at school Warm Springs Elementary held an "Arts In Education" week for all third through fifth grade students, Tuesday, May 2 through Friday, May 5, 1995. Eight classes taught by artists from the community taught students things like: loomwork, artistry, drumming, chain beading, shawl fringing, tule mats, dream catchers and yarn bags. Funding for the project was sponsored by Central Oregon Arts in Education and the Johnson O'Malley Committee. WSE would like to thank the sponsors as well as the local artists. They deserve a pat on the back; without their participation, the event would not have been possible. ii ... - "inN ; Spllyay Tymoo photo by Saphronla Katchla Loomwork was instructed by Kimiko Mitchell; Tonya Mitchell and Danni Katchia assisted in Mrs. Cam! White's classroom. Job openings Job openings as of May 8 are listed below. If you would like to submit an application, contact Amelia Tewee at Employment Services 553-3262. To ask about job details call the contact person listed. Secretary IV; Early Childhood Education; Julie Quaid Education Coordinator; Early , Childhood Education; Julie Quaid . Bus DriverRoving Teacher; ; Early Childhood Education; Nancy ; Seylcr -. Teacher; Early Childhood Edu cation; Nancy Seyler Sub. Teacher Aides; Early Child hood Education; Nancy Seyler , Staff Accountant; Finance; Judy ' Johnson Internal Auditor; Finance; Miles King Secretary III; Community Cen ter; Fran AhernAustin Greene Secretary III; Children Protec tive Services; Mary McNevins : Youth worker FT; Children Pro jective Services; Linda Thompson Youth workers PT; Children Pro tective Services; Linda Thompson Secretary; Fish & Wildlife; Ray nele AndrewsEugene Greene, Sr. Warehouseman; Fire Manage ment; Garrett Cooke Logistics Aide Temp. ; Fire Man agement; Gary Cooke Relief Lookout; Fire Manage ment; Garrett Cooke Lookout (3) Eagle Butte, Sidwalter & Shitike; Fire Mgt; Garrett Cooke Limited Duration Employee; Health & wellness Ctr Hskpg; Janis Gunshows Secretary-Treasurer Adminis trative Officer; Secretary-Treasurer branch; Colleen Roba SwitchboardReceptionist; Mail & Reception; Myra Shawaway Accepting applications for fu ture hire; Gaming; Aurolyn Stwyer Janitorial; Gaming; Aurolyn Stwyer Parking lot attendant; Gaming; Aurolyn Stwyer Shuttle driver; Gaming; Aurolyn Stwyer Food & Beverage server; Gam ing; Aurolyn Stwyer SecretarySales; KTWINS; John Stolz PT Announcer Temp.; KTWINS; John Stolz Cooks; Kahnceta Resort; Scottie Miller Lifeguards; Kahneeta Resort; Scottie Miller Shop AttendantAssistant Pro; Kahneeta Resort; Scottie Miller BusAVaitstaff; Kahneeta Resort; Scottie Miller Gift Shops Sales Associate; Kahneeta Resort; Scottie Miller Golf Course Irrigation Tech.; Kahneeta Resort; Scottie Miller Security; Kahneeta Resort; Scot tie Miller Sewing Machine Operator; WS Clothing; Melissa Tanewasha To all family & friends, You are invited to the wedding of JoAnne Martin & Stacey Squiemphen (son of Emerson Squiemphen & Phyllis Frank) on June 10, 1995 at 1 1 a.m. at Lake Quinault Penrearing. Dinner will follow at the Taholah Community Center. For more information call 360-276-4714276-4648 and ask for: Fidelis Martin, George Buck, Douglas James, JoAnneKC or Dean. ! . ' ; it A il fi M M 31 T A. 3' 11 I i .! ii , . I v . v -a 1 1 ; 71 1 A "fNf 1 Konaway Nika Tillicum available for Indian youth Southern Oregon State College and Rogue Community College are pleased to announce Konaway Nika Tillicum 1 995. The program designed for Native American students who have completed the fifth and sixth grades; is scheduled to be held August 18-24, 1995 at SOSC campus in Ashland, Oregon. Konaway Nika Tillicum, which means "All My Relations" in Chinook Trade Jargon is an exploration of a broad range of classes, lectures, cultural experiences and recreational activities. It is an enrichment program for Native American students who would benefit from being immersed in a college setting and to open up for them the learning and career possibilities of college. Students will arrive on SOSC campus Friday, August 18 and check in between 6-8 p.m. They will finish with a closing ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, August 24. Applications are due June 15. A Student Recommendation Form filled out by a teacher, educator or tribal community member is required; someone who knows you well and can speak about your abilities and interests. Once they have filled out the form they must put the recommendation in a sealed envelope with their signature across the seal and return it. Each student must write a statement explaining your interests in and commitment to attend Konaway Nika Tillicum. When the student's application file is complete, it is reviewed for selection. If the program is full, students for Konaway Nika Tillicum will be put on a waiting list. Notification letters will be sent. The fee this year is $395 which covers instruction, supervision, room, meals and activities. A $50 non refundable deposit is required after being notified of acceptance. Sending the deposit confirms the student's place in the program. Information about financial assistance is available by contacting your local tribal organizations, the Tribal Educational Department, urban Indian organizations, Title V, Indian Educational Programs and the Johnson O'Malley program. The balance of tuition may be paid after the student is notified of acceptance. Payment in full is due August 1. If an accepted student is unable to attend Konaway Nika Tillicum we appreciate hearing as soon as possible. There may be a student on the waiting list we need to notify. If you have any questions please call SOSC Youth Programs, (503) 552-6916. Archie Caldera taught classrooms how to make dreamcatchers, here the whole classroom finished their dreamcatchers within four days. Robert Wood Johnson Healthy Nations letter, I encourage you to participate. If you have any questions about the 1990 survey or the 1995 survey, just call 553-3291 to Community Health Promotion and Judy, Michelle, or one of the surveyor can call you all about it. The Riverside Cafe at Kah-Nee-Ta Village invites you to dine on Mother's Day Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This ad good for $1 off any entree for Mom Animal Vaccination Clinic Saturday, May 13, 1995 at WS Fire & Safety from 2-4 p.m. Cost is $7 per animal for all vaccinations Dogs: Canine distemper, Parvo, Corona, rabies and mange treatment Cats: Feline distemper, upper respiratory, feline leukemia, and rabies Certificates can be obtained for spray & neuter services Be kind to your pet!! Want to subscribe to Spilyay Tymoo? Send subscription to: Spilyay Tymoo, P.O. Box 870, Warm Springs, OR 97761 Name Address City State .Zip. Subscription rates: $9.00 per year in the U.S. $15.00 per year outside the U.S. All members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will receive the Spilyay Tymoo at no cost Spilyay Tymoo is published bi-weekly by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. "I I I Community Health Promotion, directed by Judy Charley, is con ducting a Behavioral Risk Factor Survey which will tell us how healthy we are. You may have notice the picture in the last issue, featuring Michelle Thompson. She'll be tak ing your calls if you are randomly Selected and contacted by letter. If she's not available to take your call because she' s out interviewing a com munity member, please leave a mes sage and she'll schedule you as soon as possible. Your participation is voluntary, and you'll be entered in a rawing for $500 each for one man and one woman who participate. Also in the picture were Mel Tanewasha, who worked on the 1990 health sur vey, and Richard "Remo" Wilson III. They are surveyors who will come to you at your home or the Klace you choose to interview you. fot pictured were Stacy Fasthorse and Ryan Eagleheart who are also serving as surveyors. ' Your participation is important in that it tells us how healthy we are. Your response are confidential, and they go into a pool of information so your response and those of everyone Reservation f?eay-continued from page 6 Stevens, Jess Stevens, Amanda Sanchez, Odessa Jones, Elmer Sampson, Gabriel Walker, Felician Bennett, Rosemary Sanchez (alternate). 22. The Wreck Crew, of Warm Springs won fourth place adult co-ed division with a time of 8.58:42. Team members are: captain-Fran Ahem, Dan Ahern, Joey Ortiz, Carmel Rae Begay, Lana Leonard. 23. "Skin-Da-Rella", from Warm Springs, finished fifth place adult co-ed division with a time of 9.07: 15. Team members are: captain-Chet VanPelt, Orvie Danzuka, Laurie Danzuka, Louell Heath, Deborah Clarke. 24. Long Winded Real Women Runners, of Portland, Oregon, won second place adult female division with a time of 9.47:23. Team members are: captain-Karen Wallace, Diane English, Colleen English, Linda Wallace, and Julie Peyton. 25. The Young Fillies, of Warm Springs, won first place youth female division with a time of 10.26:30. Team members are: captain-Daleena Frank, Laritta Greene, Irene Boise, Erica Parr a. Shelly Greene-Boise, Shayla Frank, Fawn Begay. else become part of a larger picture of health, and can't be traced back to you. The surveyors separate the cover sheet, entering you in the drawing, and after that the surveys look all the same. If you have been contacted by Join Warm Springs Healthy Nations as we celebrate our second year! June 8, 10-2 p.m. Warm Springs Elementary lawn-burgers, fruit, veggies and lots of fun. Apologies To all youse Res people, Once again, I find myself in a repetitive cycle. Much like lightning, not only twice on this Res have I struck! Yet, I had been spared any and "all" personal harm to those of you enjoying the X-mas holidays! For I had drove under the influ ence of alcohol. This is not my ex cuse, but only my plea of forgive ness. For it is my "Insane desire" for winewhiskey that overrules my com mon sense that I would try an extra mile for more "cans"! More booze, more gas, more cigs. This all adds up to more time (jail). More self denouncement, especially of all the grievance I might have done, caused or created! For all of this I am very sorry to the point of selling or sold my wheels! I am sorry, Jack Williams To the community of Warm Springs Indian Res: I would like to take this time out to apologize to a certain person. To Rosetta Fuentes & her family, for I was not in the right frame of mind, during this incident on August 3, 1 994, due to the use of alcohol. After I do all my time, I will have done a year. A year out of my life being incarcerated. That is a long time for me. Too long. Yes, I believe that is enough. All due to the use of alco hol. Yes, I have learned my lesson. Again, I would like to say I am sorry. I hope you could find it in your heart somewhere to forgive me for my actions against you. James Teeman To the people and community of Warm Springs, I, Frankie Kalama would like to apologize for driving while Intoxi cated on March 26, 1995. Sorry it will not happen again. Frankie Kalama I'm sorry to Jerome Lewis for us ing his name for false identification. Shane Henry To the community of Warm Springs: I would like to apologize for driv ing under the influence of alcohol on 22595. I'm also thankful no one got hurt. Jimmy George To the community of Warm Springs, I would like to apologize to ev erybody who resides here on the res. for driving under the influence of alcohol. I'm sorry. Randy Robinson
