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June 8, 2 0 0 6
Spily^y Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon
Healing
Wounded
Spirits
gathering
at
HeHe
Howlak Tichum
Wallace Caleb LeClaire
Wallace Caleb LeClaire passed away on May 29, 2006.
He was 41.
Mr. LeClaire was born February 13, 1965 at Redmond to
parents Louis LeClaire Jr., and Lorna Wilkinson. Mr. LeClaire
was a lifelong resident of Warm Springs.
Mr. LeClaire is survived by his father Louis LeClaire
Jr. o f Warm Springs; daughter Shina LeClaire o f Warm
Springs; brothers Thom as LeC laire o f Lapwai, Idaho,
Ezekiel LeClaire o f Salem, Johnson Heath o f Atwater,
Calif., M arlon, D avid Sr., Louis LeC laire and Richard
Wolfe all o f W arm Springs; sisters Lorna LeC laire of
O ntario, D enise Jo h n so n , R egin a L eC laire, C yn thia
LeClaire, Martha Heath and Roberta Heath all o f Warm
Springs.
Howlak Tichum
Aleatha Mae Wolfe
Aleatha Mae Wolfe passed away May 27, 2006. She was
61.
Ms. Wolfe was born May 26, 1945 in Redmond to par­
ents Archie Mitchell and Juanita Dick.
Ms. Wolfe was a lifelong resident o f Warm Springs. She
graduated from high school and went to cosmetology school.
Ms. Wolfe had her own cleaning business, and also worked
at the Indian Health Services.
She attended Warm Springs Baptist Church. In her spare
time Ms. Wolfe enjoyed playing Bingo and making ceram ­
ics. She loved all her friends and family, especially her
grandchildren. Ms. Wolfe loved life and had a very beau­
tiful spirit.
She is su rv iv ed by h er ch ild re n , A rch ie C ald era,
Laurence Caldera, Raphael Caldera, all of Warm Springs;
and C ynthia C aldera o f W apato, W ash.; sisters Sarah
M itchell o f Warm Springs, and Rose Johnson Barrick of
Yakima; brother Tommy Kalama o f Warm Springs; aunt
Evelyn Sam o f Warm Springs; numerous grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
Ms. Wolfe is also survived by her other children she cared
for through the years: Alison Mitchell, Abraham Schuster,
Hariett Schuster, Debra Mitchell, and Joseph Mitchell.
Births
Caramon Koda Raven Brunoe
Sean and Christine Brunoe are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter Caramon Koda Raven Brunoe, born
May 2, 2006. She joins a brother, Raistlin, and two sisters,
Elsie and Lakecia. Her grandparents are Patti and Gibby
Brunoe of Warm Springs, and Caroline Canute of Duncan
BC Canada.
Carlicia Deanna Dixon
Lester Dixon and Crystal Arthur are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter Carlicia Deanna Dixon, born
May 10, 2006. She joins three brothers Marcus, Jreyvon
and Jerome, and one sister Thaiisa. Her grandparents are
Carol Shadley of Redmond; Scott Dixon o f Susanville,
Calif.; Colleen Johnson and Aaron Arthur, both of Warm
Springs.
The Healing Wounded Spir­
its for Youth Conference and
g a th e rin g w ill be M onday
through Thursday, June 19-22
at the HeHe Campground.
Healing Wounded Spirits for
Youth is directed to high school
and co llege age youth. The
Thursday, June 22, sessions,
“Survivors of Suicide,” will be
for families who have lost a fam­
ily member to suicide.
The first day of the gather­
ing, Monday, June 19, starts with
lunch at noon, followed by open
camp prayer, setting up camp,
quiet time, supper at 6 p.m., in­
troductions, and fun time.
Tuesday begins with break­
fast till 8 a.m ., follow ed by
W ashat, and a discussion on
“Healing Wounded Spirits” by
Dr. Tom B all, K lam ath and
M odoc. A t 2:30 p.m ., “Rez
D o g” C issy F alco n , o f the
Umatilla Tribal Program, will
speak. There will also be a spirit
run, and sweats for females and
Howlak Tichum
Loss for Survivors.” There will
be an afternoon spirit walk, talk
time of the entire group, and at
4 p.m., “Wiping the Tears Cer­
emony,” followed by supper.
There will be a concert by
Brule that evening at the Pi-
Ume-Sha grounds.
For information on the Heal­
ing Wounded Spirits for Youth
Conference and gathering, or to
register to participate, call the
W arm S p rin gs C om m unity
Counseling Center at 553-3205.
MEMORIES IN STONE
Custom Designed Memorials
Mark A. Massey
Mark A. Massey passed away on May 28, 2006. He was
Hand Engraved In Goldendale
88 .
Mr. Woodburn was born in Oklahoma in 1918. He went
to high school and junior college in Oklahoma and Kansas.
He served in World War II in the Army as a staff sergeant.
He was awarded the victory ribbon and four bronze service
stars.
He was married to Reba Piland in Reno, Nev., in 1957.
They made their home in Madras. Mr. Massey worked as a
payroll and insurance clerk for the Warm Springs Lumber
Co. He retired in 1983 and moved to Woodburn.
He is survived by his wife Reba, brother Fred M assey
o f N ew M exico, and sister Louise Jackso n o f W arm
Springs.
For Over 18 Years
Pioneer Rock
& Monument
201 CraftonRoad
FO Box 346 Qoldendale,WA 98620
5 0 9 -7 7 3 -4 7 0 2
vsrw w .pioneerrock. com
Free computer
classes at
W.S. Library
The Warm Springs Library
this month will be hosting free
beginning computer classes.
The Bit Mobile from Oregon
State University will be at the
library for the classes at 2 and 6
p.m. on Wednesday, June 14,
and on June 28. Classes will last
about 2 hours.
The classes are great for any­
one who hasn’t had any, or very
little, experience using a com­
puter.
Todd Williver, the instructor,
is well known as one of the best
computer instructors in the Cen­
tral Oregon region.
The June 14 classes will be
on “Beginning Computer Skills,”
and the classes on the 28 will be
on “B asic E m ail and the
Internet.”
T he B it M o b ile , a larg e
tr a ile r or “ toy b o x ,” is
equipped with 15 laptop com­
puters and a satellite dish. It is
funded by a grant from O r­
egon State University.
You can sign up for the
classes at the Warm Springs Li­
brary located at the Family Re­
source Center, or by calling 553-
3438 and asking for Althea or
Julie.
June 24“ , 2006 Saturday 4 P.M.
Warm Springs Community Center
Weigh-In Time will be from 8am-1pm Doctors exam 2-3pm
Boxers must nrovMe USA Pass Books lor 2006 also; Band Wraps and 10 or
12oz. Gloves, Body Gear and headgear and Legal Bing AppareL
Information; Call Austin Smith @ Gym (5411553-3243 Work-1541) 553-3250
After 9pm or leave message-(541)553-3094 Cell-(541)325-2798
Mail Boxers names, ages, experience, and weight classes to
P.0. Box 386, Warm Springs, Oregon 97161
Motels; Kalt-Nee-TaReson-(34lI-S53-lll2
City of Madras(541) for all numbers
Western Rama Inn-475-6141 Budget inn-475-3831
Holly's Motel475-4633 Madras Hotel/Motel-475-2345
Relax Inn-475-2117 Sonny’s motel-475-7217
Free outdoor camping abailable, Rv parking without hook-ups. Showers and restrooms on site.
Semper FI
Noelani Keandra Kdlama
Sterling and Eileen Frank are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter Noelani Keandra Kalama, born on
May 3, 2006. She joins sister Aiyana Flora Kalama at home.
Grandparents are the late Roland Sr. and Edith Kalama of
Rock Creek, Wash.; the late Carol Burke of Pendleton; Elvis
Frank o f Warm Springs, and Bert Simtustus o f Warm
Springs.
males.
W ednesday begin s w ith
breakfast and Washat followed
by discussion by Dr. Allison Ball,
Colville, on the topic o f “Re­
covery, Re-energize, Resilience
and Reciprocity.” In the evening
after supper and sweat house,
there will be a round dance with
Black Lodge.
Thursday, June 22, begins
with Washat for survivors of
suicide. There will be discussion
at 10:15 a.m. on “Trauma and
FENDERS by ENDRËS
Marcal Blackivolf Tewee
Phillip Tewee and Martina Stwyer of Warm Springs are
pleased to announce the birth of their son Marcal Blackwolf
Tewee born May 18, 2006.
Milan Andrew James Mathison
J e ff A llen M athison Jr. and Jo han na Polley Jam es
Mathison are pleased to announce the birth of their son
Milan Andrew Jam es Mathison, born May 30, 2006. He
joins a sister Elizabeth, 4. Father’s parents are Jolanda Ingram
of Hoppe, Calif., and Duane Walker of Smither River, Calif.
The mother’s parents are Brenda James of Warm Springs,
and the Aaron James Sr.
d is h a Suire Picard
W oodrow R. Picard Sr. and Sadie M ay Picard are
pleased to announce the birth o f their daughter Elisha
Suire Picard, born May 3, 2006. She joins brothers Woody
Jr., D artanian and Kaylobe, and sister Chantel. Father’s
parents are W ilma Smith and the late George Picard Sr.
The m other’s parents are Robert and M arella Sam Sr. of
W arm Springs. G reat grandparents are Iris Smith, the
late Woodrow Smith Jr., and Eliza Brown Jim , and the
late Chester VanPelt.
Fast, Courteous 24-Hour Service. Accident Recovery. Roll Back, fo r damage-free Towing.
Statewide coverage, Insurance approved.
475-6491
office, or 480-9685 cell