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r • Spilygy Tyrooo^Warm Springs, Oregon From the Portland To Coast Walking Team D ear family, friends and relatives, O n behalf o f the P ort lan d To C o ast W alking team and myself, I would like to take this opportu nity to thank everyone for their support. We walked with a team but o f Indianapolis,- Indi ana, but we had six people from the Warm Springs/ M ad ra s/Y a k a m a area walking, so we had our own van.' We also had a lo t o f people on and o ff the ros te r, b u t eventually, we ended up with the follow ing people walking: M elissa, B en so n , D ebbie B row n, Cheryle Lohman, Jolene Hintsala, J o le n e E stim o an d A m an d a S q u iem p h en - Yazzie. A m an d a w as a la st minute fill-in for me, I had' knee problem s th at just- New monitor watching air quality in region (AP) I T h e U.S. F orest Service set up a tém porafy air m onitor in Redm ond to measure the danger o f smoke from nearby wildfires. Air-quality measurements were at very unhealthy levels at the time the device was in stalled last week. O fficials say the sm oke was likely from the fire burn ing southwest o f Sisters, and two lightning-caused fires on the Warm Springs Indian Res ervation./ For air quality questions in Warm Springs call, Tim Out- man, tribal air quality'special ist, 541-553-2016, or email: tim. outm an@ w s tribes, org Health officials consider air- quality to be very unhealthy w hen measurements o f fine particles reach 120 micrograms per cubic meter, and hazard ous at 250 micrograms: The air in Redmond was at 127 mi crograms in late September. In Sisters, it was above 1,000 for four days— a level that as tounds air-quality experts. Ex perts say fine particles can pen etrate deep into the lungs and cause damage. Courtesy photo. Portland To Coast Walk Relay Team (front row from left) Cheryle Lohman, Christina Delgado, Chana Sweeney, Amanda Squiemphen-Yazzie, Wendy Murtagh and Debbie Brown; and (back rowfrom left) Melissa Benson, Abbi Williams, Jolene Hintsala, Tory Smith, Tanna Rae and Jolene Estimo. wouldn’t go away. _ We h a d o n e sp o n so r, which Was Coca-Cola, w ho donated w ater and Gatorade to our team. Pgge 5 October 2, 2012 We had a lo t o f people h elping us w ith o u r raffle fund-raiser. Thank you to those people and businesses: P urple Sage Spa, B e yond Words, Twinkle Toes, M ad ras A th le tic C lub, J u a n ita S im p so n , Sam Starr, Salmon King LLC, Shaw na Jac k so n , L iana Tom, Amanda T hom pson and LeChic. We couldn’t have done it w ithout your support. Thank you to Cheryle for getting us a van on such sh o rt notice; th an k you Amanda for filling in for me; thank you Melissa for helping us find a walker and thank you to everyone that supported us by buy ing raffle tickets. A s always, we w ould like to thank our families for being our biggest sup porters, we couldn’t have done it w ithout you! Val Squiemphen, W arm S p rin g s/M a d ra s/ Yakama Portland to Coast Walkers. With Halloween approaching... Warm Springs artist Travis Bobb recalls an old urban legend, as Halloween Is approaching. Teams’ raffle results O n b eh alf o f the H o o d to Coast team and the P ort land to C oast team , please accept our thanks for your support o f our fund-raising efforts. I apologize for the late ness o f getting this out, but it’s been crazy for me, lots going on. I have delivered m ost o f the raffle items, but I still have a few left. I f you have n o t received your raffle item, please call me 541-325- 6412. Thank you, Val S quiem phen. Portland to Coast The following are the re sults o f the Portland to Coast raffle (item, winner, donated by): Fuzzy blanet, Cheryl Tom, Val Squiemphen. Earrings, N aom i Shy; ear rings, Phillip David, items do nated by Melissa Benson. Visa card, Brinley Holyan; Visa card, G ordon Cannon; R egal C iném a g ift Card, Raymond Shike; Olive G ar den gift card, Chelsea Ray; item s d o n a te d by Ju a n ita Simpson. Purple Sage Spa gift cer tificate, Ginger Smith; Madras Athletic Club gift certificate; item s d o n ated by Cheryle Lohman. $50 gas card, C harlotte Shike, donated by Liana Tom- Holyan. $25 cash, Lucinda Tufti, donated by Sam Starr. L o tte ry S cratch.-O ffs, B ró d y L e o n a rd ; S c ratch - O ffs, Carol Garcia; Sw im / Sfide passes at K N T ; items donated by Val Squiemphen. S ta rb u c k s g if t' card , Geòrgie M erade, donated by J olene, Hintsala,.,,, Beyond Words gift card, R andon; Twinkle Toes gift c e rtific a te , L in d a D av id ; R ed b ag ,.D arlen e'B en so n ; item s d onated; by C heryle Lohm an. A von b ag , T opaz O ’Reilly, donated by Jolene H intsala. K N T g ift b ask et, N ina Sanchez, Amanda Thompson. High heels, necklace, ear rings, Kalyn Leonard, Salmon King. B ag o f p a rty su p p lie s, Quinten, Val Squiemphen. g In s u la te d lu n c h tò te , Charles Barrett; Loofahs, Li ana Holyan; earrings, Destry Begay; item s d o n a te d by Chetyle Lohman. G ift bag from Le Chic, N e ttie D ic k so n , J o le n e Estimo. Earrings, Arrita Sampson, Krysta Rhoan. Beaded bracelet, Gladys Squiem phen, Shawna Jack- son. B ag, R. L o h m an ; bag, Teddie Shike; Teddy bear with photo frame, Mike Holyan; bag, Kiahna Allen; items do nated by Val Squiemphen. Hood to Coast H ere are the results o f the H ood to Coast raffle (item, winner, and person w ho do nated): Pendleton blanket, Jamie S m ith , R yan S m ith /L e x Anguiano. P e n d le to n p u rse, Suzie Slockish, Jayme Schricker. Pendleton wallet, Patricia Gainsforth, Rich Lohman. P e n d le to n c o in p u rs e , A zar Spino; Pendleton small p u rs e , A u b re y B o y n to n ; Pendleton m ouse pad, Kris B ownson; item s donated by Adam Haas. P en d leto n m ug, W ilbur Slockish, Rich Lohm an. F ram ed pictu re, M acy/ E llis E n te rp ris e , H aley Brownson, F u zzy b la n k e t, R andy Smith, Val Squiemphen. G ift basket, G ene Sahme, the Museum at Warm Springs. E arrings, C ena G eorge, Lyda Rhoan. Safeway gift card, Brenda Symons; Safeway gift card, M axim us C orpus; Subway g ift card, E llen C ourtney; Subway card, Nylanis Spino; Subw ay c ard , M cK inley L o p ez; item s d o n a te d by Leslie Davis. 18 holes o f .gplf.C hari^s. Jackson, J e ff Anspach. K N T sw im /slide passes, Chris Kenny; Lottery scratch- offs, Lia W ebster; scratch- offs, H ank Ray; scratch-offs, Sharon Jones; items donated by Val Squiemphen. The Brand gift card, Gary S am pson;,M cD onald’s gift card, A nnie Fuiava; Sonics g ift card , T -B o n e; D airy Queen g ift c ard , S tev en Stew art; item s d o n ated by D o n Courtney. Bag, Sian Schuster; bag, D ebbie Jackson; Teddy bear, R oosevelt H eath ; bag, CR Begay; items donated by Val Squiemphen. Osage member nominated to head Indian trust office (AP) — A member o f the Osage N ation from N orm an, Okla., has been nominated by President Barack O bama as the next Special Trustee for American Indians. T h e O ffic e o f S pecial Trustee for American Indians manages about $3.7 billion in Indian funds held in trust by the federal governm ent. It also manages Indian leases for natural resources such as coal, oil, natural gas, timber and grazing, that generate in come for the trust accounts. O bam a n o m in a te d V in cen t G. L ogan for the post. 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