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Nov. 19, 1998
Vol. 23 No. 24
Ipilyay Tymoo
P.O. Box 870
Warm Springs, OK 97761
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Coyote News
In Brief
Senior Outlook
Spilyay has their
spotlight on high school
seniors Berni Jackson
and Jessie Adams,
Spilyay I'nawa
mish'kaau
Question:"Could you tell
us a brief history of
Thanksgiving day and
what you are thankful
for?"
Veterans powwow
held
Veterans were honored
throughout the weekend.
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On Patrol
Find out whats going on
at the Police
Department.
Language Lessons
Sahaptin and Paiute
language lessons are -
offered.
6 and 7
Composite Products:
A company moving
forward
Composite products
updates community in
a first of a series of
stories.
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History of Columbia
River fishing
Life on the Columbia
River during the time
when Lewis & Clark
made first contact.
United Tribes takes
championship home
Annual Suicide
Prevention tournament
held November 13-15.
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Deadline for the next
Spilyay Tymoo is
Friday,
November 27, 1998
Warm Springs Observes Veterans Day with a Ceremony and Parade
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The Veterans Parade fromn the Court House to the Long House where a Veterans Dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary
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Firing Squad from left to right: Raymond Moody, Tommy Kalama, Buddy Hicks, Marvin Ike, Ross Kalama Jr., Madras High School R.O.T.C. Color Guard, during the parade here in
Randy Smith and Tony "Big Rat" Suppah. Warm Springs on Veterans Day.
Veterans Day Observed
Veterans gather to observe
Veterans day with a short
ceremony at the Veterans stone
in front of the Court house. A 21
gun salute to all veterans who
have served their country in time
of un-rest around the world. WW
1, WWII, The Korean conflict,
Vietnam and the Persain Gulf
war, also recognizing all
Veterans in war and pesce time.
A time to reflect back to
remember sll those who have
served the country and have
now passed on. All the Veterans
who have experienced all the
hardships and frustrations during
timne of war. To those who
served in peace time yet ready
to defend the Country when
necessary.
The big celebration at the end of
WW li. when Germany and
Japan surrendered. The
Forgotten war, Korea, at the end
of that war it just faded away, no
bands no parades but men died
jthere just as well. The Vietnam
Warttiat stirred a lot of
controversy where many thought
we shouldnl have been there,
Yet We gather to Salute AH
Veterans today.
Portland area director, meets with Tribal Council-
Doni Wilder, Portland Area Di
rector of Indian Health Services
(IHS), Terry Smith, Health Systems
Specialist for Portland Area Office
and Russ Alger, Service Unit Director
for Warm Springs Health and
Wellness were meeting with Tribal
Council as an introduction of Doni
Wilder, the new Area Director for
IHS.
Wilder, has been Portland Area
Director of IHS since August 31,
1998. Prior to this, she was director
of the Northwest Indian Health Board
for eleven years. Also discussed at
the meeting was the budget of the
Portland Area Office and how the
Area Office provides service to the
Warm Springs Service Unit.
Other issues that were addressed
during the November 3, meeting were
the Elder care update, Oregon De
partment of Transportation update
on Highway 26, Tribal Committee's
employee pay discussion, Consensus
to submit Garni ng update report to be
published in the Spilyay Tymoo and
Approval for Agreement Reaffirm
ing the Joint Venture Demonstration
Project between the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs and the In
dian Health Service to be signed by
Chair of Tribal Council. Tribal
Council Summary minutes and in
formation was provided by Tribal
Council personnel.
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Doni Wilder, Russ Alger and Terry Smith at Tribal Council Office November 3.
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