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JJpILYAY TYJN100 Warm Springs, Oregon October 19,2000 5 First time ever True Resilience Rez Car Parade i - i i m t (i t , I .... v ?" " if 'ill1 f f fff I""- y,- f" Recipient of the "Govenor's Award" was Mi-Mi Suppah. . j i i 1 i i l f "li runs'! good enough to win first place for Jeremiah Johnson. ' t- """' - . Omar "Poopsie" Winishut placed 2nd for his entry. : '.;, . '" . "w minimi niiiiMi mi i m r n Tn-nirrrtt-fn f-n,' Jose Calica took third place with this beauty. In honor of Columbus Day the Warm Springs Reservation hosted The True Resilience Rez Car Parade. The parade was held to bring the community together to have a fun day and show off their "rez" car, and enter the contest for prizes. A total of 13 cars were entered and paraded to the Agency Longhouse in the rain. The bad weather did not dampen the spirit of the participants, they still held pride in their cars. A large turnout of audience came to watch the parade that started at the old clinic. About 280 people were served lunch during the awards presentation at the Longhouse. Awards were given to cars based on their unique characteristics, creative use of duct tape, plastic bailing wire, hangers, etc., and owners pride in vehicle. All entrants cars were required to start and stop on their own, no towing or jumpstarting, and all drivers were required to be 'okay'. Based on these the judges chose these vehicles as the winners: 1 Place-Jeremiah Johnson 2nd Place-Omar Winishut 3rd Place-Jose Calica Govenor's Award went to Mi-Mi Suppah Viola Govenor was present in honor of this award. Awards given out were special things for their cars, such as-duct tape and plastic to make a new window, gloves to keep warm while driving, trash bags for their cars, oil filters, rear view mirror, etc. "Anyone want to ride in my car?" Jeremiah asked before his exit of the event. He was the winner after all. The day was fun and brought out a lot of smiles and laughter for the community, as it was intended to do. Columbus Day was celebrated in a very special way this year. Hello from Pastor Rick- v,j'.iJelou8! resentfully envious. Suspecting unfaithfulness. Envious; bad feelings brought on by another's good fortune. Interesting definitions of some powerful words. I have seen in the lives of the children the acting out of these two. words. To fight someone wjio was a friend and now is an en erhy because your friend has a new fr end you do not like. To hit some one who said hello to your girlfriend. A l they said was "hello"; Tobejeal- . oils, envious now let me see, were in the bible do those two words come up. Oh, yea. Cain and Abel. Genesis 4. 1 Two brothers, one a farmer, the other a rancher. They both give an offering to God of their work. God ; Happy Birthday to our Baby Girl ' Leanna on October 10 We love you a whole lot and are proud of you always. Love, Mom, Dad, George, Tonya and Jackson Happy Birthday ' Devon Thinking of you on your special day and always Love, Auntie Selena and family Happy Birthday Mercedes Thinking of you and your special day Love, Grandma Selena and Family Happy Birthday Trevor Hope your day was great We love you Selena, Tony and family Happy Birthday Dad&rampa Jack We love you Tony, Selena, George, Tonya, Leanna and Jackson sees the offerings and into each mans , heart for the love behind the offer ings. He says to Abel, "Good one". He says to Cain, "OK". Cain be comes filled with those two words above and kills his brother. God made Cain a wanderer on the earth forever living his sin. Even now for us adults you will hear the power in these two words in the envious teas ing. Or the angry that only a certain family gets things. To take the power out of these words is to put love behind them. Love turns jealously into honor. Love turns envy into respect. Love keeps us from becoming wanderers on the earth forever living apart from God. Get ready, get set... Hug some- Birth Announcements Consuelo Daniels and Jonathan William Smith Sr. of Warm Springs, Oregon are proud to announce the birth of their baby girl, Racquel Isabelle Smith, born October 5, 2000 at 10:29 p.m. at the Mountain View Hospital in Madras, Oregon. Baby Racquel weighed 8 lbs. 10.2 oz and was 2 1 inches long. She joins a brother, Jonathan William Tyrone Smith Jr. and a sis ter Callista Andreya Smith. Her ma ternal grandparents are Kate Jackson of Warm Springs and the late Tyrone Daniels. Her paternal grandparents are Janice Smith and William Leonard also of Warm Springs. Rebekah (Aguilar) and Nathan Jerome Main proudly announce their newest addition the their family. Baby girl Leslie Adrian Main was born September 22, 2000 at the Mountain View Hospital at 12:45 p.m., weigh ing 8 lbs 9.4 oz and 2 1 Vi inches long. Paternal grandparents are Walter and Nellie Main of Hays, Montana; maternal grandparents are Ella and George Aguilar Sr. of Warm Springs, Oregon. S. JoAndi McCloud and Rob ert Lee Howe of Warm Springs, Or egon proudly announce the birth of their baby boy, Damian Lee Santos Howe, born October 8, 2000 at Mountain View Hospital in Madras, Oregon at 3:28 a.m., weighing 8 lbs 4.8 oz. and was 20 Vi long. Baby Damian joins a brother Ha-Kela Whiteshield. The paternal grandpar ents are Theresa and Bill Howe of Warm Springs, Oregon; maternal grandmother is Joanne M. Casey of Warm Springs, Oregon and Andrew McCloud II of Lacey, Washington. Great-Grandparents include Ina Tohet of Simnasho, Oregon: Edith and Andrew McCloud I of Yelm, Washington. . one you love. Hug someone you dis- like. No alcohol or tobacco for chil dren. One day at a time. Buckle up the kids and yourselves. Don't hit or beat on yourself. Pay your bills be fore gambling then stay home. Read the Bible for its effect on your heart. Pray to God to the point of hearing him. Honor someone. Love yourself. Like yourself. See you in church. Christian Education, 10:00 am. Wor ship 1 1 :00 am. Youth night- seventh grade on up, Tuesday, 6:30 pm. Women's night Wednesday night, 6:00 pm. Pastor Rick R. Ribeiro, Warm Springs Presbyterian Church- On the Campus. Babysitter needed Needed BabysitterChildcare provider for a 2-'j year-old and a 1-year-old. For more information and if interested please contact me at 553 827 and ask for Priscilla. Eight-ball memorial set , The family of Nathan Jim Sr. ' a.k.a. 8-Ball is seeking donations for a memorial scheduled November 4. He was a well-known Master of Cer emonies at various tribal powwows along with a member of the Confed erated Tribes of the Warm Springs, Fish and Wildlife Committee mem ber, and Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission member. Mr. Jim was very dedicated to traditional and cultural preservation through stories, legends, songs and the hunting, fishing and ceremonial activities. He participated as a hunter and fisherman for the tribe. The sup port and teaching he gave to the com munity and families were lifelong. The commitment to the preser vation and restoration of salmon runs for future generations was evident in his work for the Tribe. The future generations will be able to carry on with traditional ceremonial feasts. The family would like to rec ognize his lifelong work at the me morial. The support and contributions will allow the remaining family mem bers to continue his teachings and work for the future generations. The Nathan "8-Ball" Jim Sr. Memorial Contest to be held during the 1 1th Annual Veteran's Day Pow wow on November 10-12 at the Warm Springs Agency Longhouse. Awards include 8-Ball Specialty Con test: 1st, $1,000 with Championship Jacket; 2nd-$750 with jacket; 3rd $500 with jacket; 4th-through 10th, consolation places. Max Jim Memorial Contest: Traditional Man: lst-$500 with Championship jacket; 2nd-$300 with jacket; 3rd-$200 with jacket; 4th through 10th consolation prizes. Veronica Jim Memorial Con test Girls: lst-$250 with Shawl; 2nd $150 with shawl; 3rd-$100 with shawl; 4th through 10th consolation prizes. Further information, contact Mrs. Nathan Jim Sr., PO Box 464; Warm Springs, OR 9776 1 ; Telephone (541)553-1403. Happy Birthday! Titus Kalama-October 19 Devon Thompson-Oct. 27 Love you Nephews! , From Auntie Fawn & Grandpa Elvis Happy real Birthday To my dad Love always Your daughter, Priscilla Happy 1" Birthday To Andrew Stacona Jr. Hope you had fun. Love Cousins, Erminio (Ermi) Pena Jr. Brittany Ann Parra Auntie Priscilla Parra Happy Birthday To our grandpa Pete Love Always your Grandkids, Erminio (Ermi) Pena Jr., and Brittany Ann Parra Memhpr sends anoloav Poetry contest announced IVIIIIMI OVIIUi? C4fSVIVSj y The International Library of Po- of art can win cash prizes, as wel A Lil Some Say Sitting out my time felling sorry. The time I've wasted is my biggest regret Spent in these places I will never forget. I'm just sitting here thinking about the things I've done The crying, the laughing, the hurt and the fun Now its just me and my hard driven guilt Behind a wall of emptiness I allowd to build, I'm trappd in my body, just want ing to run back to my youth with it's laughten and fun. but the ride is over no place to hide every thang is gone including my girl with reality suddenly right in my face, I'm gansta yo. all alone stuck in this place. Now memories long gone blast of tha past. through my gangsta days, tha pain I hold back, through this dark room the tears that I shed I ask myself why, where I went wrong, I guess I was weak, when I should have been Happy Birthday To our cousin Luis Ramirez Jr. Hope you enjoy your day! Love your cousins, Erminio (Ermi) Pena Jr. And Brittanv Ann Parra strong Living for that g. life tha wings I had grown, my feelings were lost afraid to be shown as I look at my past it's easy to see the fear that I had, afraid to be me. Stuck in this place, all alone, lost to tha world But still strong at heart. A true c. by Nature. To the people in West Hills up on Bray Av. I know it's a lil late but I'm sitting here feeling sorry, going through these tuff times, paying for crimes. So I'm sorry for the gunshots that went through the houses. I don't remember when but I do know a lot of people got woke up around 8 a.m. in the morning. I apologize in person to y'all. The courts want this for ev erybody to know. I'm sorry. Hey whats up Gooby? I've done the time now I'm stuck behind these walls in Pendleton, OR repre senting Bray Ave. once again to the folks in the Hills, I'm sorry. True C for life, Mac Win K. Kalama I'm really thinking of y'all etry has announced that over $58,000 in prizes will be awarded this year in the International Open Poetry Con test. Poets from the Warm Springs area, particularly beginners, are wel come to try to win their share of over 250 prizes. The deadline for the con test is November 30, 2000. The con test is open to everyone and entry is free. "Any, poet, whether previously published or not, can be a winner," stated Fran Campos, Contest Direc tor. "When people learn about our free poetry contest, they suddenly realize that their own poetic works of art can win cash prizes, as well as gain national recognition," continued Campos. To enter send ONE original poem, any subject and any style to: The International Library of Poetry, Suite 19909, 1 Poetry Plaza, Owings Mills, MD 21 1 17. The poem should be 20 lines or less, and the poet's name and address should appear on the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked or sent via the Internet by November 30, 2000. You may also enter online at www.poetry.com The International Library of Po etry, founded in 1982, is the largest poetry organization in the world. Happy Birthday To my nephew Luis Ramirez Jr. Love Always, Your auntie Priscilla-hope you enjoy it Commodities update. . . Applications available If you are in need of assistance with food and you are unable to pick up an application at our office at 4217A Holiday Street, you can now pick up an application at the follow ing places: ECE Main desk Administration Main desk Health & Wellness Well Child Clinic Kah-Nee-Ta Personnel office Once you have completed your application, just drop it off at our of fice. Processing of applications will then take approximately two work ing days. We look forward to serv ing you. Attention Program participants Did you know, by being an ac tive" client of the Commodities Food Program, your household may also be eligible to receive "Reduced and or free meal" assistance through the 509-J School District? That's right, if you have family members listed on your Commodi ties application who are attending school, K-12 grades, they re eligible to receive "Reduced andor Free Meals" throughout the school year by being an "active" participant of the Commodities Food Program. Want to know more, please con tact your 509-J representative at your child s school office at one of the following locations: Warm Springs Elementary, 553- 1128 Westside Elementary, 475-4820 Madras Elementary, 475-3520 Jefferson County Middle School, 475-7253 Madras High School, 475-7265 Or, sign up today at the Com modities Food Program, 4217 Holi day SL (Industrial Park area), Warm Springs, OR 9776 1 , or call us at 553 3422 for more information. i