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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
September 29, 2005
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Donations
May this letter find you in
good health and good spirit.
I write this letter on behalf
of a small group of Native
Americans (currently 65 of us)
here at the Idaho State Correc
tional Institution, Idaho Depart
ment of Correction.
We are a group from various
tribes who come together weekly
at the Inter-Faith Chapel to keep
alive our Native American tra
ditions and culture. Most of us
are involved with the Native
American Sweat Lodge at the
prison.
We would like to provide
more resources to the brothers,
and we are writing to ask if you
can donate some sorely needed
items to our group.
The items should be donated
to the ISCI Inter-Faith Chapel
library and will be made avail
able to any interested prisoners.
We are looking specifically for:
Native books (new or used),
Native magazines, newspapers
or newsletters, Native videos
(VHS and DVD), Native audio
CD's or cassette tapes (music,
literature, oral history, etc.),
Native language courses.
Please address all donations,
information or questions to:
ISCI Inter-Faith Chapel, Les
Petersen, religious activities co
ordinator, P.O. Box 14, Boise,
ID 83707.
Of course, if you can think
of anything else that would fur
ther our goals, we would appre
ciate that also.
Whether you donate or not,
if you can think of any other
resources we might pursue (per
sonal or organizational) it would
be great if you would pass that
contact information on to us.
We want to thank you, in ad
vance, for your time and any
help or information you may
provide.
May the Creator bless you
and your relations. Most respect
fully, Ron Porter, No. 22562,
takota-Sioux.
Family member
I am looking for a family
member of mine, Rodney G.
Sanner, 43. I would appreciate
any help in locating him. My
name is Ronda Sanner, 2054
Edison Ave., Granite City, IL
62040. Phone (618) 954-8884.
Grad party
We the parents of the Ma
dras High School Class of 2006
are already in the process of
Happy birthday wishes...
Happy 18,h
birthday "LiT
Man"
E r i c k s o n
James Lucei,
Oct. 9, 2005
at 16:45 p.m.
You'll be a
young man -
I can remember your Dad driv
ing me to the hospital 11-12
o'clock the night before (8,h). 18
hours of labor and you finally
decided to join the world. I pray
for you everyday, I love you,
sonl May you make the right
choices in life. Let's change the
vicious cycle we've gotten stuck
in. Love you always. Mom. PS:
Shannon, Davina, T and C also
say happy birthday, and they miss
you too.
Kevin L. Smith Sr., you are
my soul mate. I'd be honored to
spend the rest of my life with you.
Happy birthday. I love you al
ways. Stacy L. Lawrence.
To my brother Daniel T.
Lawrence Sr., happy birth
day. Love, your NaNa
Stace.
For Gale B. Lawrence III,
happy birthday sonnyl Love al
ways, Auntie Stacy Lynn.
Happy birthday MWT 35
Right from SOS Law. P.
Beleated birthday to my son
24. Always Mom TMR. Also
Elle Beta on 911. Bear
Tamm.
Group for teens to meet
A support group for teens
who have lost a loved one, called
"Moving On With Life," is
scheduled to begin eight weeks
of meetings that all start at noon
Oct. 5. i
The group meets at the Ma
dras High School Youth Activ
ity Center.
Students are asked to contact
the Warm Springs Community
Counseling Center, at 553-3205,
or a guidance counselor at Ma
dras High to sign up.
planning the annual Drug and
Alcohol Free Graduation Party.
This party is an outgrowth of
Oregon's Project Graduation.
Since its introduction to our
community in 1984, Urge per
centage of Madras High School
graduates have benefited.
The purpose of this impor
tant event is to provide our se
niors with a safe, memorable
and fun graduation celebration
that does not include drugs or
alcohol.
Over the last 20 years our
community has been very gen
erous in its financial support of
parents' efforts to organize a
party that all seniors will want
to attend.
We are very proud of this
ongoing commitment to the
graduating class of Madras
High School. It sends a message
of support for a high standard
of behavior and safety for ev
eryone. Each year efforts are made
to partially finance the party
through various fundraisers,
which include a homecoming
barbecue, bottle drive, Trail
blazer ticket raffle, and a car
wash.
In order to fully finance the
party we do need help and are
asking you to be a part of this
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the next paper is Friday, Oct. 7.
effort Donations can be made
in the form of cash, gifts, gift
certificates or food for the party.
Any donations will be greatly
appreciated. If you would like
to mail a donation, please con
tact: Project Graduation, 762
N.W. Glass Dr., Madras, OR
97741.
For further information or
questions, or if you would
like a parent to pickup a do
nation, please call Janelle
Pugh at 475-4418, or e-mail
at JanelIe-e-pjuno.com.
Sincerely, Janelle Pugh, do
nations chair.
Please write
I would like for family mem
bers, and friends to write to me
at NARA. No talk of drugs or
alcohol, please. Harvianne
Tohet, co NARA NW, 17645
N.W. St Helens Hwy., Portland,
OR 97321.
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Women's Conference
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