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Spilyay Tyraoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
In honor and remembrance
Births
Wallace M. Herkshan J
Gunner Herkshan Sr. and
Rosetta Herkshan are
pleased to announce die birth
o f their son Wallafce M.
Herkshan, bom on Septem
ber 13, 2067.
Wallace joins brothers Jer-
dthy, 1.7, and Gunner Jr., 2,
and sisters Brandy, 16, and
Denise, 8. i
Grandparents on the
father’s Side are the late Enos
Herkshan of Warm Springs,
and Darlene Perez of Kla
math Falls.
, Grandparents, on the.
m other’s side are Henry
Demus Martinez of Warm
Springs, and Trudie Smith of
Warm Springs.
Frank Robert
Gleason George
Delvis E. George and Olivia
A. Gleason of Warm Springs are
pleased-to announce the birth
of their son Frank Robert
Gleason George, bom on Oc
tober 22, 2007.
Frank joins brother pelvis
Jr., age 1.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Sandy Hemy and Frank
George. Grandparents on the
m other’s side are Valena
Sargeant and. Robert Robert
Gleason..
Myra Filly Terrazas
Andersen
Gustavo Terrazas and Ha
zel Anderson of Culver are
pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter Myra Lilly
Terrazas Andersen, born on
October 25, 2007.
Myra joins sister Ruby,
who is 1.
The grandparents on the
father’s side are Bartolo and
Beatriz Terrazas of Culver.
G randparents on the
m other’s side are Rhoda
Anderson of Warm Springs,
and Juan Escobar of Port
land.
Memorial for Sgt. Lucas T White
There will be a memorial
Sgt. Lucas T White on
November 24,-2007 at the
Confederated Tribes of the
.Umatilla Longhouse in
P'endletom Sgt, White was-
killed in Iraq. The schedule
. for the memorial is as; fol-;
lows:
i 8 a.m,: Washat Service.
9: Confederated Tribes of
Umatilla Indian Reservation
Veterans, honor Sgt. Lucas T
White. 10: Welcoming hand-
■ for
Among the guests who attended the memorial were former Gov. Vic Atiyeh and his wife
Delores, pictured above with Anna Clements. The memorial display (below) showed
Rudy’s considerable bowlir | skill.
The family of atwai War
ren “Rudy 5 Clements helda
memorial luncheon last week
at Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert
Resort and Kah-Nee-Ta,
honoring Rudy’s life and ac
complishments.
Memorial Pendleton
Woolen Mills blankets were
presented to the many guests
who attended. |
The master of ceremo
nies for the luncheon was
Eva Montee, who has known
the Clementses for more than
]4Q -years. Rudy hired her in
'thefJJ)pOstt£), work at. the
| (£pmrhu*iity Qenter, wtrim
Rudy director of the cehtef.
Among the guests were
Tribal Council members;
„JStan Speaks 6f the BIA;
Kah-iNee-Ta board chairman
KenSmith, and Kah-Nee-Ta
board member Ed Manion
and Urbana Manion.
Among other guests: Dr. Tom
Creelman, Dennis Karnopp df
Karnopp Petersen i and
Noteboom; the, Siletz and
Umatilla tribes.
Margie Tuckta, of the Cas
cade Locks casino team, ac
cepted a blanket foy display at
the casino at Cascade Locks; Nat
Shaw, who worked for many
years with Rudy in Tribal Rela
tions, and Mavis Shaw; Paul
Patton from EagleWatch; Gar
land Brunoe, Kah-Nee-Ta gen
eral manager; and Jeff Ford,
chief executive officer of Kah-
Nee-Ta. Also: Mike Masoirrep-
resenting ' the Oregon
Commssion on Indian Services;
and Bill Mariette of the Oregon
Natural Desert Association.
And: The mayor of Cascade
Lècks, and employees of the
Tribal Relations Department.
shake. | Sgt. White Memorial
and Giveaway. Memorial for
Wesley “Cowboy” Tias. Din
ner. Namings will follow the
memorials.
; If additional information
is needed, please feel free to
contact Julia Brooks (mother
o.f Sgt. White), oy, Jennifer
White (wife). Julia Brooks at
(406) 883-2840 home, or
(406)253-1449 cell. Jennifer
White (208) 437-1059 home,
or (509)793-3009 cell.
Bargain Hunters
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
A‘;, Floyd Calica, oPthe Cas
cade Locks casino team, as
sisted Anna in the presenta
tion of the blankets. |j
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by Dave McMechan
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