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Warm Springs, Oregon
October 9, 1997 9
1983 Comprehensive Plan Update for Business and Economic Development
Accomplishments:
Warm Springs Power Enterprise
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VISION AND GOALS WORKSHEET:
Select two or more Areas of
Responsibility
WHAT ARE WE GOOD AT? Based
Children are the ones suffering
To the editor,
I am writing this letter to express
my feelings to my children and grand
children. First, I want to tell you how
much I love and care for you and just
how much pain and tears you are
causing me. I cry tears everyday,
missing my grandchildren.
When you were babies, I put you
first and took care of you the best
way I could. When you couldn't care
for your babies when they came
along, I stepped in to do what I could
to make sure they had someone to
love, feed and care for them. My
darling, beloved grandchildren.
To my grandchildren, Grandma
loves you very much and always
will. No one can take that from me
ever. To my children, I say maybe one
day you will grow up enough to real
ize just how much you've hurt me
with your behavior. Life is too short.
Happy 6th Birthday
Leanna Boise!!
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Love your sister Shey, Donut &
Treyvon
Happy 6th Birthday
Trevor Ryan!
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Love Auntie Shey, Donut &
Treyvon
Happy 3rd Birthday
Bryson Cole
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Love your Sis' Shey, Dot & T-Man
October 6, 1997
Harpy Birthday
Wolfman
From, Sadie. Elsie,
Jr. & Ncda
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PROUDS Things you are
proud of that the Tribes have
accomplished since 1983
on our PROUDS, what are some of
We should treasure each day we have
with one another. Tomorrow mav
hold tears and sadness. We only have
each other. Make the most of each
day.
Don' t use your children as pawns
to hurt me. They're the ones suffer
ing. Keeping them from me is only
depriving them of the love, hugs and
affection I give them freely and al
ways. Children are innocent. Their
love is unconditional and they love
for love's sake and because I'm their
Gramma, they know they're loved
by me.
If you're angry at me then let's
keep it between us andor work things
out. But please let my grandchildren
come see me when they want. I need
to see them too. My lil angels.
Mamma's and children are some
thing special as Gramma's and
Grandkids are a gift from heaven.
From A loving Gramma,
Gramma V. Frijoles
Wishing my baby Wofman
a very Happy Birthday.
Love you lots
from your mom Eliza
Happy Belated Birthday to
Chloe on October 3
Happy Belated Birthday to
Marlene on October 6
Happy Birthday Dad on
October 10
Happy Birthday McKie on
October 11
From Deece
Warm Springs Apparel Industries
Museum at Warm Springs
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SORRIES things you
proud of
the strengths of our community?
OPEN INVITATION
to Friends and relatives
to a wedding at the Simnasho Longhouse
on October 11, 1997 at 1:30 p.m.
The daughter of Bruce and Barbara Jim
Ina Kiya Jim to Curtis LaLiberte
The Jim Family wishes to invite the community to come and join
the happy occasion.
There will be the wedding ceremony and a dinner to follow,
among other events after the wedding and dinner.
Happy Birthday
"Jake the Snake"
October 6, 1969
BJ, Delmer, Cedo
Liya & Millie-mom
Happy Birthday
Oueida L. Colwash
October 6, 1969
BJ, Delmer, Cedo,
Liya & Mom
Happy Birthday
Farrellyn & Laurissa
October 9, 1990
Gramma, Liya, BJ,
Delmer & Cedo
Happy Birthday
Jake Whiteplume
October 6, 1969
Laurissa, Farrellyn
Angela, Lovey & Tiny
Happy Birthday to Trevor,
Dion, Revonne, Diedra and
Deannie
From the Boise Family
Still waiting.
To the editor,
Almost a year has passed since
the Adoptions of the persons who
were enrolled into the Warm Springs
Confederated Tribes. The Tribal
Members were being entertained sev
eral times by the families of the Tribal
Happy Birthday
Grandpa Wolfman
Love you alot
From Little Woody
Happy Birthday
Abe Schuster
October 18
from: Alison,
Jasper & Margaret
Happy Birthday
To Wolfman
From Tracey & Natalia
Early Childhood Learning Center
Health and Wellness Center
Kah-Nee-Ta RV Park
Small Business Center
Warm Springs Plaza
Warm Springs Composite Prod
ucts Indian Head Gaming CenterCa
sino Credit Enterprise
Kah-Nee-Ta Village renovation
rebuilding
WSFPI dry kilns and Big Log
mill rebuilding
Increasing Trends
Expectation for job creation lies
with the Tribal Government
Single parent working
Poor work habits contributing to
turnover
More tribal members wanting to
start own business
More tribal members going to high
education & VOC training
Tribal members demanding more
services & subsidies from all gov
ernments More tribal member business
Job demand for technical com
puter skills
are not
BIGGEST
Happy Birthday
October 14th
1968-Eliza Greene
1960-Roger Theodore Mat
thew Pipeshir Stwyer
October 22nd
1963-Davis Stwyer, Sr.
October 24th
1962-Henry Maurice Stwyer
Love, Mom
Member Wanna-bees. I, myself pro
vided my services in the kitchen and
attended meetings and witnessed their
strategies. Children of my family
were included. They did not gain
enough votes in the referendum but I
learned later that the Tribal Council
enrolled them. I don't know whether
to thank Council or wonder why the
costly referendum?
Is this not the second time Coun
cil has done this? All we heard at the
meetings put on by the families dur
ing the meetings and dinners were
"What we will do IE we get en
rolled". We were told that a gratitude
dinner would follow. I offered my
services again. I am still waiting to
help you new enrollees. I do want to
thank Marci Clements who did prac
tice her tradition during those times.
Neda Wesley
Decreasing Trends
Tribal, state and federal funds
Employability of "non" high
school graduates
Jobs for unskilled and less edu
Areas of Responsibility
BusinessEconomic Development is responsible for helping
create opportunitiesor business development, economic devel
opment planning, leasing tribal property, small business devel
opment training, technical assistance, and coordinating and
managing special projects.
Community contest announced
What's your idea for the Comprehensive Plan
theme? What would be worth committing to
over the next 10 to 20 years? The theme should
show where we want to go, capture the desired
spirit of the community and organization, get
peoples' attention and provide a motivating
force, even in hard times. Submit your ideas by
November 1, 1997 to the Planning
Department. Winner will receive a free night's
lodging at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
FEAR for our future
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Tracy Ray Sam and Natalia Camarillo Oglesby
The families of Natalia Camarillo
Oglesby and Tracy Ray Sam
(VanPelt) are happy to announce their
engagement. The couple plan to
marry November 22, 1997 at the
Agency Longhouse in Warm Springs,
Oregon.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of
Doris Oglesby of Everett, Washing
ton and the late granddaughter of the
late Wilma (Guardipee) and the late
John Oglesby. Also, she is the grand
niece of the late Vivian (Guardipee)
and Bob Korhonen, Hazel (Comes
At Night) and Melvin Guardipee,
Gloria (Guardipee) and Carl McLean.
Also, she is the great granddaughter
of the late Mary (Nochief) and Eli
Guardipee. She graduated from Ma
dras High School in 1994 and is
Thank you staff and community
To the editor,
I would like to take this opportu
nity to thank the community of Warm
Springs and the staff of Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center. I have
worked as a pharmacist for the Warm
Springs Health and Wellness Center
since January of 1995. I have truly
loved my work here and am very
appreciative of the chance to work
with and among so many wonderful
people. It is with great sadness (and
after many tear!) that I say good-bye.
I have recently accepted a posi
tion with the University of Iowa
Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City,
Iowa. My last day of work at the
clinic is October !5th. I will miss
everyone more than you can know. I
doubt very seriously that I will find
any better co-workers or patients,
but it is a tremendous learning op-
cated workers
Dependence on natural resources
related jobs
Big enterprise development
Growth of Social Safety Net programs
FUTURE- what would the desired future
look like?
employed with the Indian Health Ser
vices as a dental assistant at the Warm
Springs Health and Wellness Center.
The prospective groom is the old
est son of Marella (VanPelt) and Rob
ert Sam, Sr. of Warm Springs, Or
egon. He is the grandson of Eliza
Brown and the late Chester VanPelt
Sr. on his mother's side. On his
father's side he is the grandson to
Nancy Johnson, Mary Danzuka,
Neda and Jimmy Wesley, Charlotte
and Raymond Shike, Sr., Patricia
and Lamont Brown, the late Betty
(George) and Frank Luceo and also
Naomi VanPelt of Lapwai, Idaho.
He graduated from Madras High
School in 1 995 and is employed with
the Fire Management Hot Shots. The
couple plan to make their home in
Warm Springs.
portunity. I hope to bring what I learn
there back to the Indian Health Ser
vice in the future.
I would like to also thank the staff
of the Community Health Education
Team, Early Childhood Education
and Warm Springs Elementary
School. I have worked with these
groups over the last couple of years
to provide poison prevention educa
tion and everyone (especially the
children!) has been incredibly flex
ible and cooperative. You're lucky
to have Anson and Anita from CHET
working with the young people. They
are very good at their jobs!
Again, thank you all. It has been a
pleasure serving you as a pharma
cist. Sincerely,
Linda M Schrand,
Pharm.D.
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