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Spilyay Ty moo, Warm Springs, Oregon
March 6, 2003
Wedding set for March 22
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Renee Carmen
Sohappy, daughter
of William P.
Sohappy Jr. and Lola
May (Thompson)
Sohappy, wishes to
announce to family
and friends, the mar
riage to Kirby Gary
Heath Sr., son of the
later Walter Jackson
Heath Sr. and the
late Ellen Irene (Star)
Heath.
The marriage is planned to hap
pen on Saturday, March 22, 2003,
at the HeHe Longhouse, at 11:30
a.m. Before the wedding day there
will be a Family Gathering and
Blessing Ceremony. This will be
March 21, at 1 p.m., also at the
More March birthday wishes
HeHe Longhouse.
We encourage everyone to come
and share these special wonderful days
on the joyous day of our wedding.
Thank you. Sincerely,
Mr. Kirby Heath Sr., and Renee
Carman Sohappy.
'YL J.
Jeanine Wyena Kalama 2-29-50.
Happy Birthday, your family.
Chcrilyn Li
Slant Post..
There is one
glory of the
sun, another
glory of the
moon; .
And another glory of the stars; for
one staff differs from another star in
Glory. Happy birthday 3-6. 1 have my
Starr. Love, Arden Charles Post.
Books needed for k-5 students
Jefferson County School District is
currently hosting the "Spread the
Word" Book Drive. The purpose of
this program is to collect new or "kindly
used" books for children grades k-5
who are in need of appropriate read
ing materials in their homes. The book
drive ends on Monday, March 10.
Book collection sites are as follows:
The Family Resource Center in Warm
Springs, the Early Childhood Center
in Warm Springs, Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center. If you
have a book that you would like to do
nate to a child in need, please feel free to
do so at one of the collection sites.
7 would like to wish
my family and friends a
happy birthday. Happy
birthday to Carolyn
Winishut, Nathan
Yoiingman, March 9.
Travis Bobb, March 10.
Rosalina Am, March
15. Rachel Frank,
March 25. Vanessa
Cuevas, Mikayla
Collins, March 27. Ve
nus Strong, March 30.
Y'all have a good one.
From Diana Felix and
Cecilia Collins.
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Happy
Birthday!
Happy birthday to our two sonny
boys, Key shawn (327), and Tyus
Speekthundcr (322). From Grandma
Pat and Grandpa Bob.
Happy 6th
birthday,
Gunner
Miller.
Love,
mom.
Happy birthday
Keesh! I love you
very much. From
your mother.
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Happy birthday Sallie Adams
Polk, from your Auntie Alison
Mitchell-Schuster, Jasper, Margaret
Switzler. From Grandpa Alvin and
Mona Schuster - all the kids. From
Uncle Abe Schuster, Lois, Lilly,
Noah Schuster. From Uncle Watkins
Johnson, Alan Mitchell, May Anne.
From Unclejoe
Mitchell long
distance in
Gweam. From
Auntie Debbie
Germin in Philly.
From Harriet
Schuster-Inees
kids in Wapato,
Wash. From Grandma Blondie -popcorn-Wapato.
From Auntie
Cindy Caldera, Wapato. From Uncle
Ben-Shawn Hisatake. '
Happy "Sweet 16" birthday to
Sallie Polk-Adams aka Blaque, from:
Grandma Vicki and Grandpa Beans.
Mom (Sena) and Angel. Auntie
Angela, Uncle Alex. Uncle Tyrone
and Cuz Tai'Ann. Uncle Boo and
Cuz Nicholas, And all your sisters
the "phat girl" Twinky, Lil Victoria,
Baby Aalihay Jessie. All the Bro's
Ozzie, Bosh-man, Lil Ali.
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I or as long as our people can remember, jrsagiglalal "she
who watches" has kept a protective eye on the tribes of the
mid-Columbia and Great Basin. She watched as Lewis and Clark
arrived in 1805, welcomed and assisted by our ancestors. And
she watches today, as our people cooperate with neighboring
communities to build a better economic future.
J.P. Patt and Rudy Clements know it's their responsibility
to watch over and lead our people. As two of our tribal
leaders, J.P. and Rudy find inspiration in our past to
guide our destiny. They value sustainable practices that balance the use and
protection of our life-giving natural resources. J.P. and Rudy also understand
the value of sharing with our neighboring communities, and
supported agreements donating some of our water rights to
help sustain our neighbors' farms and cities.
Now, J.P., Rudy and other tribal leaders are working
with Governor Ted Kulongoski to address the harsh realities
of poverty on our reservation. New economic development
initiatives and cooperative projects will create jobs,
resulting in the economic self sufficiency all
Oregonians desire.
J.P, Rudy and Governor Kulongoski know that
tough times demand a watchful eye, inspirational
leadership and our best efforts to create success
for our families and for future generations in
Oregon. And that's exactly the results they
intend to accomplish in the months ahead.
To learn more about the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs, visit www.warmsprings.com.
Tribal Relations Director I
Rudy Clements (seated)
and Tribal Council Chairman
J.P Patt (standing).
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