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August 2 ,2 0 0 7
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Proclamation of the Twenty-Fourth Tribal Council
Howlak Tichum
Dated July 18, 2007
Leland Bavis Thompson Sr.
Leland Bavis Thompson
S t passed away on July 18,
2007. H e was 63.
Mr. Thompson was born
August 10,1943 at HeHe to
parents Tony Thompson and
Evelyn Moody.
H e w as m arrie d to.
Deanna Charley Thompson
on August 14,1962. She pre
ceded him in death eadier this
year.
Mr. Thompson was a life
lo n g re sid e n t o f W arm
Springs. Wissie Logging Inc.
employed him as a catskinner
logger.
Mr. Thompson is survived
by his children: Curtis Th
ompson, Selena Boise, Tony
Thompson and Leland Th
om pson J r., all o f W arm
Springs; brothers Melvin and
William Scott, both of Warm
Springs; sisters Linda Allen,
Lucy Scott and Sandra Scott,
all o f Warm Springs; eleven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
A party
invitation
Births
Brody Jones Leonard
Trey and Monica Leonard
o f Warm Springs are pleased
to announce the birth o f their
son Brody Jones Leonard,
born on July 11,2007.
Brody joins two sisters and
one brother.
G randp aren ts on the
fa th e r’s side are G wen
Leonard and Uren Leonard.
G ran d p aren ts on the
m o th e r’s sid e afje ' V al
Sq u iem p h en and G ary
Sampson.
Whereas the people o f the
Confederated Tribes o f Warm
Springs hold ultim ate sover
eignty over themselves and the
Warm Springs Indian Reserva
tion; and
Whereas the Tribal Constitu
tion adopted by the people es
tablishes an 11‘•member Tribal
Council to govern the Tribe, and
delegates to the Tribal Council
certain important powers of the
people; and
Whereas it is the duty of the
Tribal Council to govern the res
ervation for the people’s benefit;
and
Whereas the people have the
nefed and have expressed the
desire for greater opportunity
and Scared Heart Suppah.
G ran d p aren ts on the
m o th er’s side are E unice
Spino and Theron Thomas.
Kiah Aiden Alvare^
Martha Alvarez is pleased
to announce die birth of Jier
son K ian A iden A lvarez,
born July 21,2007.
G randparents are Lois
Estimo and Jose Alvarez Sr.
Richard and Dorothy Souers
75* Birthday Party.
The children o f Richard arid
Dorothy Souers would like to
invite you tom e and join iri cel
ebrating their parents 75th birth
day.
The party will start at noon
on Saturday, Aug. 18 at the home
o f Richard and Terry (Souers)
M acy 5287 SW Macy Lane, Cul
ver.
Food will include an Hawai
ian pig roast. For information
caU 350-9261.
Richard and Dorothy Souers
know m any people in W arm
S p rin gs, as th ey liv ed and
worked here for many years.
through development o f rev
enue-generating economic ini
tiatives and creation o f jobs,
educational improvements, and
m o d ern iz atio n
of
the
reservation’s technology and in
frastructure; and
Whereas the people have the
need arid have expressed the
desire for the com m unity to
provide better support to ¿¿ts *
members through high-quality
healthcare, housing, elimination
o f substance abuse, support of
families, and improved public
safety; and
Whereas the people have the
need and have expressed the
désire to be served by a more
¡effective and accountable gov
ernment that takes timely action,
communicates well both inter
nally and externally, reviews its
performance, séts long-term di
rection and strategies, and re--
duces bureaucracy; and
Whereas the people have the
need and have expressed the
desire to maintain and advance
Waylon Charlie Heath and
D elsa Laray Jim o f Warm
Springs are pleased to an-
nounce the birth o f their son
Dwayne Boogie Heath,, born
on July 15,2007.
G ran d p aren ts on the
father’s side are Alice Wyena
m entation o f a long-term
stra te g ic p lan fo r the
economy that will generate
sign ifican t o n-reservation
jobs and revenues needed to
fund other tribal priorities;
2. Better healthcare, in
cluding programs to rèduce
substance abuse on the res
ervation;
3. Improvement in educa
tion, vocational training, in
ternships, and youth develop
ment;
4. More effective and ac
countable government and
enterprises;
5. Im provem ent in the
reservation’s facilities and in
frastructure, including con
struction o f tribal member
housing;
‘6* Preservation and en
hancem ent o f the T ribe’s
natural, cultural, and sover
eign endowments;
and directs the entire tribal
organization and enterprises
to support these priorities às
it carries out its duties.
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their status as a sovereign people
through preservation o f their
culture, traditions, beliefs, and
values, care o f tribal lands and
natural resources, and pursuit of
sovereign interests and treaty
protectiçn; and
Whereas the Twenty-Fourth
Tribal Council recognizes and
supports the people’s desire for
improvements in the areas de
scribed and is cômmitted to pro
vide the leadership required to
accom plish these goals; now,
therefore,
Jie it resolved by the Twenty-
Fourth Tribal Council o f the
C onfederated Tribes o f the
Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon, pursuant to the Con
stitution and By-Laws, Article V,
Section 1(f), (l), (o), and (p), and
the Corporate Charter, Section
4, that the Tribal Council hereby
proclaims its commitment tfc>
prioritize die use o f tribal re
sources for the following pur
poses:
1. Adoption and active imple-
Bobbi Gilbert o f Warm
Springs is p leased to an--
nounce the birth o f her son
Hazen Jacoby Sohappy, born
on July 20,2007. j
H azen joins one sister,
Alosha.
G ran p aren t is R enee
Sohappy o f Warm Springs. .
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