4 February 1,1996
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
E Coosh EEWA: Tlie way it is
Well I guess it will it be "Ron
Wyden (D), who narrowly boat
Gordon Smith (R), in the election
for the Oregon senate seat. There
were nine (9), out of 37 counties
who carried Wyden at the polls,
with three county's not reporting
their outcome of the election, they
were Crook , Gilliam and Lake coun
ties. Wyden will take the reins,
where Packwood left off. A lot of
people say one is not any better than
the other and they both are not much
to speak of. Wyden and Smith.
The most significant out come of
this election will prove here in Or
egon is the mail-in ballot can be
used effectively during elections and
not whether Wyden is better than
Smith or vise-versa.
Wyden (D), has a little more experience than Smith (R), has or perhaps
is known in DC. form past experience in the political arena. Smith,
reletively new around the Capitol hill area would have had his work cut
out for himself if he was elected. Promises, promises, to be broken like the
New Years Resolutions are broken each year. Lets hope Wyden can do
what he claimed he would do in office. Things do sound good while one
is on the campaign trail, but to apply them is another ball game. There are
always technicalities arising to keep things from happening.
Yep! Senator Packwood wore a big shoe and it will be hard for Wyden
to fill. He is not, "Man enough to fill his shoes." Senator Packwood done
a real lot of good for Oregon and the northwest and people hate to admit
it. They in turn joined the march of those old bags who accused him of
sexual harassment. "Yep !" They all agreed that, "Ethics," was not of publ ic
acceptance.
Yep! They say you are not a man
those old chicks in the past. The Spilyay has admitted that he has taken a
second peek at a slick chick that has passed by. But of course there are those
who would say, "Who, Spilyay, why he wouldn't do such a thing." He is
"True Blue"...
Yep! We have a whole lot of problems around here like to raise the
minimum wage, assist the un-employed, improve the education systems,
the logging situation, and a whole lot more, we have social problems all
around us all the time. We have tried hard working on deversity problems
but they are here to stay it looks like.
Yep ! When Barbara Roberts was in office, she called people from of all
races together in Portland, Oregon. The Summit: Building a hate free
Oregon: The unity pack. We the people must work together to make
Oregon a place where individuals need not fear for their safety, because of
their appearance, their beliefs, or with whom they associate. Any hatebias
crime committed diminishes Oregon;s quality of life. These actions fly in
the face of the values of human dignity and mutual respect which are the
cornerstone of a just society.
So Ron Wyden (D) has a big job ahead of himself and as the newly
elected person we will have to support him all we can.
Toe Ness
Marriage Counselor: Do you encourage your husband in his
work?
Counselee: I do my best. I keep telling him he ought to ask for a
raise. YIKES
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Daughter: Mom, may I have some money for a new dress?
Mother: Ask your father, dear. You are getting married in amonth
and the practice would do you good. YIKES
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Patient on the phone: Doctor, I've decided to kill myself.
Psychiatrist: Don't do anything rash until you answer one ques
tion for me.
Patient: What's that?Psychiatist: Is your bill paid? YIKES
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Husband: You must admit, that men have better judgement than
women.
Wife: Oh, yes. You married me, and I married you. YIKES
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Change the world, improve the
To the Editor,
Did you read in the paper about
the ten-year-old girl whois expecting .
a baby by a 22-year-old man? The
family is quoted as saying they were
"in love." I say they were in fear.
Trie family is alsoquoted as saying
"it is a part of culture." The word
Tourney a success; thanks for help
To the editor,
Columbia River Scow-Ma and Us
Wun's 14 & Under Girls and 11 &
Boy's Tournament turned out to be
quite successful, even though the
storm (snow) was here at the same
time.
All onne games were very ciose.
making the competition good. Th'rs'
ikino the competition pood, ihiv
tournament was put on to promote
"Stay In School" for our children. In
short, play sports to keep a healthy
and clean body, stay in school to
develop a strong and keen mind.
The results for the 14 & Under
Girl's division: Championship,
White Swan, "Lil Cougs", Runner-
up Columbia Kiver acow-ma ,
Third place Simnasho Lady Vols -
Fourth place Wapato, Washington,
Sportsmanship Culver Sharp-shoot-
crs. Daralyn Scott, Sam Kentura, Chas &
All stars: Culver Sharpshooters Gorky Mitchell, Andy Stacona,
Lacy Gates; Wapato, Washington - Dionne Thomas, Tanya, Orlando &
Nicole Pinms; Warm Springs Pan- Isaiah Tewee, CcCe Polk, Chasen
thcrs Rachel Smith; Simnasho Ladvf. Walker, Floyd Frank Jr., Mark John
Vols Shamona Charley, Reifta ' son, Jancll Tailfeathcrs, Benita &
Estimo; Columbia River Scow-ma Adrianne Mcrrificld, Joseph Wahsise
Tanya Tewee, CcCe Polk; White" and John Sconawah.
Swan, Washington Lil Cougs The referees: Charlie, Ricky and
Lucrctia Jenkins, Emily Olney ahdy, Alredo.Ifl forgot anyone, dont feel
Tasha Baily. left out, because you contributed to-
Ms. Hustle Melanie Smith of ward a clean activity towards our
Scow-ma; Tourney High Scorer with
69 points Marie Kalama of Scow-
ma; MVP JoJo Young of White Swaf .
Lil Cougs.
ApolOQV QivePI
To the editor,
To Chief Spirits' Tournament
Director. I would like to set things"
straight by saying I'm sorry for the
miscommunication.
To Ricky Minthorn tournament
on 1 2th to 1 4th 6 ft. . & under that my
or the TimberWolves didn't show. I
don' t want any bad thoughts or words
from anyone concerning the
TimberWolves.
Manager or Coach,
Janice M. GunShows
,To the most wonderful mom &
Grandmother in the world, Yvonn
Arthur. "Happy Birthday" January
30th. Thank you for everything you,
have given us, the support , love and
comfort in our lives. You mean the
world to us. We love you. y
Jolene, Hector, Adriel, Joy,
. Carlitos, Damian, & Traci.
Happy Birthday
Rosy Baby
Love Ya,
Grandma, Grandpa,
Uncles Hodzie, David,
Frankie, Larry, & Bearcat,
& Aunt Betty.
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culture, as defined by Webster's
Dictionary, is "the beliefs, social
. forms and material traits of a social
group."
The key for me in the definition of
the word culture is the phrase 'social
group'. It means any group of people
who gather together to help each
Results for 11 & Under Boys:
Championship Warm Springs "Ti
gers", Runner-up Columbia River
"Us-Wun's"; third place WSFPI Tim
ber cubs.
All stars: Timber Cubs Dclvis
Heath, Jcrrod Kalama; Columbia
Kivcrus-wunsisaian lewcc, uran
'' on Mitchc and Preston Tom: Warm
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Smith and Leo Helton.
Mr. Hustle Eric Dupont of the
..Warm Springs Tigers; Tournry High
Scorer Louis Smith; MVP Brent
Graybael.
I would like to thank the follow
ing people who made this tourna
ment a success: Dorothy, Judith,
- ' Karla, John, Marissa, Marie, and
Angel Kalama, Vera Thomas, Etta
e Arthur, Sonya, Althea, Roselyn and
youth.
Sincerely,
Scow-Ma, Us-Wun's &
Melvin Tewee (coach)
Thanks for
sponsorships
To the editor.
We (Columbia River "Scow-Ma
& "Us-Wun's") would like to thank
the following sponsor's for their
sponsorship towards our basketball
tournament.
Tom Hansen, Figaro's Italian
Kitchen, Indian Head Gaming, Com-
munity Counseling Center, Jeff Steel,
Erickson's Sentry Market, Holly
wood Stars, Edith Kalama, Deschutes
Crossing Restaurant, Suzy & Buck
Smith, Hatfield's, Sportsworld, Taco
Time, Southside Laundromat &
Cleaners, Ralph's TV Service,
Grandma Hoffy's Restaurant, Matt
& Offie McConville, Nye" &' Jamie
Groetzmacner: Deschutes River Re
sort. Without these sponsors,, putting
on a Youth activity would not be a
possibility. Expenses are great,; but
with the help of these individuals and
businesses, it makes it possible to
give our youth a place, clean & safe.
W( need the heln of these kind
and generous neoDle to surmort our
youth.
Thank you!
"Scow-Ma" & "Us-Wun's"
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, I will no longer be responsible for.
any indebtedness by Joseph P. Tias;
as of December 29, 1995.
! " Leminnie L Tias
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Very clean. $1,200.
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community "social group"
other and support each other in life.
Is a ten-year-old girl having a baby
going to help the greater community
and give it support? No. The
community will have to provide for
their needs for the rest of their lives.
Some use the word culture as a
weapon to get the community to
provide for their own wants and
desires.
Now, I am sure, long ago, very
young marriages were needed to keep
the group alive and growing. But not
now.
At the top of this letter I said they
were in fear. He is a young man who
cannot connect with a woman of his
age. Women his age ask too many
- questions in his mind. Women
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life. She is a bright little girl who
wants safety in her life. She wants a
strong loving voice to speak to her
Support wanted
To the Editor,
My name is Whitney Jackson. I
am seven-years-old and am a first
grader at Sabin blementary School
in Portland. I live in Portland with
my dad Inman (Casey) Jackson, my
mom Ruth Jackson and brother John,
I am the granddaughter of the late
Betty Lou (George) Lucio. My
grandfather is Frank Lucio, who still
lives in Warm springs.
I am going to be a skater some
day. I like skating. I am working very
hard at it and it takes a lot of time. It
is my goal to be the first Native
American Indian to get a gold medal
in the Olympics.
My next contest will be February
9, 10 and 1 1 in Eugene. I hope to see
some of you there.
To help offset skating lessons and
skate-time expenses, my family is
conducting a raffle in which the win
ner will receive a one-night's stay at
Kah-Nee-Ta and other amenities at
Indian Head Gaming. Tickets can be
purchased from my aunt Lolly
Jackson. Contact her at 2373 Oitz
Loop or call my grandfather at 553
2544. The raffle will be held in May.
Your support is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
, Whitney Jackson
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heart about what to do and what to
feel. This is no a question of culture,
but is a statement of people who are
hurting inside with great wounds in
their hearts and minds. They come
together believing that wounds will
be healed. Yet, in so doing, create
larger wounds to themselves and to
the community.
And Jesus said, "I come for the
sick of heart."
Let's change the world. If you
have a young girl or boy in your
home, sit down with them and talk
with them about life. Talk about love.
Talk about your dreams. And listen
to their questions. Listen to their
words. Pray together.
See you in Church
Pastor Rick R. Ribeiro
Warm Springs Presbyterian
Church .
On the Campus
VA program
needs help
The Victims Assistance Program
has relied on grants to shelter and
help victims of crime with related
assistance. At this time, we have over-:
expended available funds. Until
further notice, we will not be able to'
shelter victims. We will continue to:
provide intervention, advocacy and
referral services, but again, we are:
unable to provide shelter services. :
We are making a plea to the:
community to help us out. We need:
extented families and friends to help;
provice room for women and children !
who need to leave their homes to be,
safe. i
If you are willing to help, please
contact Ramona Baez at 553-3357.
Happy belated birthday
"Racks" January 25!
Hope you had a good one!
ND
Happy Birthday Ax.
February 6
Love always,
Nettie and Dempsey
Congratulations
to son
Congratulations to,. Marvin
Edwards, Jr & Michele Jim on your
marriage. May God Bless you
abudantly and keep you and yours
always in His loving care. Hope
your day was blessed. We miss and
love you all. Also Happy 23rd Birth
day Marv.
Love, Mom, Tina & Easton
Aguilar & kids and Hazel ,
Gibson
Happy belated birthday
Dad on January 25
Love you,
Antone and Raymond Torres
Happy birthday to our
Uncle Chump.
We love you Mallory
and Joshua Polk
Happy 3rd birthday to my
Bitty guy Nathan Joseph
Craig and happy 4th birthday
to his yaya (Bitty Guy) Logan
Hollis Craig. Love always,
Dad!
Happy 10th Birthday
to our dear "SPLASH"!
Enjoy yourself at Chuck-
E-Cheesel
Congratulation on your
"top student" honor
in you class!! Keep it up,
Hija!! We love
you Bunches!
Love, Morn, Dad, Sister
Bina
& Brother Gilbert
I Li'l ol' Bert in Mayetta,
V KS says "Hi!" to J
everyone in good ol' T
Warm Springs!