Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
August 14-, 20 08
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Births
Reese River Otter
John Joseph “Joey” Otter and
Kimberly Jan Binder o f Culver
are pleased to announce the
birth o f their son Reese River
Otter, born on July 25, 2008.
Reese joins brothers Austin
and Trustin. Grandparents on
the father’s side are George O t
ter and Mary Crockett. Grand
parents on the mother’s side are
D on Binder of Walla Walla, and
Ann Seyler of Warm Springs.
Louis A ngel Fisher-Medel
A ngel D e Jesus M edel
Hernandez and Glenda Fisher
o f Madras are pleased to an
nounce the birth of their son
Louis Angel Fisher-Medel, born
on July 15, 2008. Grandparents
on the mother’s side are Glen
and Gwen Fisher o f Blackfoot,
Idaho.
Springs, and Robert Tóbey of
Reno.
Randolph C. Boise III
Randolph C. Boise Jr. and
Annie E. Sampson o f Warm
A sylin Jade Farmer
Springs are pleased to announce
Robert E. Donathan Farmer the birth o f their son Randolph
and Brandy D iane Tobey o f C. Boise III, born on July 26,
Warm Springs are pleased to 2008.
announce the birth of their son
Grandparents on the father’s
Asylin Jade Farmer, born on July side are Randolph Boise Sr., and
14, 2008.
stepm other Berney Boise, o f
Grandparents on the father’s Warm Springs; and birth mother
sided are Trudy Farm er and Gina McConville o f Wapato.
N orm an Sam of Choctaw.
G ra n d p aren ts on the
G ra n d p aren ts on the mother’s side are Ranetta Spino
m other’s side are Morris and o f W arm Springs, an d Les
V erleen H olliday o f W arm ’ Sampson o f White Swan.
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Name Giving
flCC Family a n d Friends A re In v ite d to
Memorials
fo r
F ster (‘WoCfe) Lam6
Lucy (W olfe) Oscar
Joseph F. Sconawah I I
Saturday
August 30, 2008
Meet at Simnasho Cemetery
at 7 a.m. fo r Stone Setting fo r Joseph (£. Sconawah II.
Upturn to Agency Longhouse fo r 3-7’s ofWashut, Services, Memoriat
giveaways and Dinner.
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A tw i L ucille (Jim)
Begay’s Indian name she
carried will be brought out
10 a.m. on Saturday, Au
gust 23,2008 in the, Celilo
Longhouse.
Her wishes for her In
dian name will be passed
on to a granddaughter,
M arissa H eem sah o f
Celilo. She is the daugh
ter o f Delilah Begay of
Celilo.
Family and friends are
invited to come join and
witness this beautiful day.
MEMORIES IN STOKE
Custom Designed, Hand-Made Memorials
Made One At A Time For Over 20 Years
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The Museum A t r
Warm Springs I
N O T IC E
WARM SPRINGS TRIBAL MEMBERS
Warm Springs, Oregon- The Mission o f the Museum is to preserve, advance, and share the knowledge o f the
cultural, traditional and artistic heritage o f The Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs.
The Museum A t Warm Springs wishes to enhance the permanent collection by accepting artifacts and archival
materials for ccnsideration during an appraisal process. The Museum will accept objects starting Friday, August 15
and the deadline will be Friday, September 5, 2008 at 5 p m All objects m ust be accompanied by an object h is ta y
form available at the Museum. Objects can also be submitted for appraisal only. Donations are always welcome.
Museum policy is one object per family, p er household.
The Museum is dedicated to the people o f the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, w hose vision,
guns, gold, jewelry, beaded items, log splitters
or chain saws? Maybe a horse trailer or ATV?
Then we have CASH to loan you!
60-day loan period
generosity and wisdom have created a legacy for our grandchildren's, grandchildren. Please help us preserve this
legacy by providing detailed information about the pieces you submit for consideration.
The Basics:
- Acceptance of Objects dates are Friday, August 15 through Friday, September 5, 2008, 5 pm
- One object per person or family will be accepted. Object is to be at least 50 years old.
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• Objects will not be accepted after the deadline, no exception.
I f you don t need a loan, come visit us for that special gift for
someone. We stock firearms, chainsaws, jewelry, hand tools and
lots o f Native American beadwork and traditional regalia.
So come in and see us!
. Object History form must be completed before object is appraised.
All acquisitions and final prices m ust be first approved by action of The Museum's Board of Directors.
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Questions, please contact Natalie Moody at The Museum A t Warm Springs, (541)553-3331 ex t4 1 2 during regular
business hours.
Located at: 579 SE 5th Street, across from Thriftway
Or give us a call at (541) 475-3157.
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