Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, January 22, 2014, Page 4, Image 4

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Spilygy Tymoo January 22, 2014-
Letters to the editor
for your contribution towards
funeral expenses.
O n b e h a lf o f my late
We would also Eke to thank
m om and the Ike family, we ' and send our appreciation to
w ould like to give special the Kalama family. Special
thanks to all those that came thanks to our employers and
together during my m om ’s co-workers w ho were patient
sudden illness and death.
an d u n d e rs ta n d in g , and
To o u r b elo v ed so n , show ed com passion during
J o n a th a n R. S m ith , w ho o u r m o m ’s illness and last
, guided our strength to ensure days. T h a n k you to o u r
m om ’s directions were car­ cooks, dancers, drum m ers
ried out as ordered by her. To and aE the helpers who made
our beloved nephew Jo D e the services so beautiful.
: G oudy for your dedication
O ur family would also Eke
and love fo r m om . T hese to recognize and send special
young m en, your grandm a thanks to those businesses
w ho loved you dearly, taught w ho loved our m om — Mid-
you w ell. Y our sp iritu a l O regon C redit U nion, T he
strength gave us strength.
O u tp o st, B lackbear D iner,
To o u r beloved nieces, B ro k en Bow, an d H ig h
Raylene, Lara, Dawn, Felicia Lookee Lodge. O ur Tribe is
and Daisy Mae— m om Eves so fortunate for the w onder­
inside you, all o f you made ful staff at High Lookee who
\ this difficult time much easier show ed love, patience and
for us. T hank you to our compassion for aE o f us.
uncle Larry D ick fo r your
T h a n k you to H o w ie
strength, support and guid­ A rn e tt, trib a l atto rn ey ,
ance.
and Urbana Manion for their
To our beloved relatives, kind words.
Special thanks and appre­
Louise and Cassie Katchia,
thank you for taking care o f ciation to aE those who came
us during the service. To the to v is it m o m an d sh are
Medicine Society who came prayers w ith her, all those
together for special service, w ho caEed or sought us out
dear friends and relatives to share kind words and sup­
-Neda Wesly, Liza Brown-Jim, po rt and aE that attended her
MiUie Colwash, Hilda Culpus, service. Please forgive us if
W in o n a S tro n g an d o u r we left anyone out, it is unin­
Yakama relatives Lisa Jim , tended.
R o sa n n a
Jim ,
C aro l
M ost o f aE, to our Cré-
W ahchum wah and Yakama ator and the unwritten laws
Tribal Council for their do­ th at guided the services to
nation o f blankets.
clear the way for our m om ’s
, Special thanks and appre­ journey.
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ciation to the Warm Springs
Atawishamash, the Ike
PoEce D epartm ent Patrol and family
Investigation for serving as
our honored paEbearers and
taking part in the services to
our m om ’s final journey and
I w ant to take time to ex­
press the honor and privEege
resting place.
Thanks and appreciation I felt to know Earl and Rita
to Anita Jackson and Carmen Squiemphen. It was the talks
§m ith as our speakers. Thank I shared in tènder moments
. you to the Tribal Court Judges that touched my heart. Rita
for their support and kindness kept a secret from her chE-
to serve as our H o n o rary dren, her “secret friend” who
PaEbearers. Special thanks and she caEed almost daEy. There
appreciation to Joe Myers, were valuable stories and be-
President o f National Indian Eefs shared about famEy and
Justice C enter for his kind other things that were im por­
tant. We always rem inded
words and NIJC flowers.
Thank you to our Veter­ each other we would n ot get
ans and Warm Springs Ladies into idle gossip, but would be
AuxiEary, w ho also served as resources to each other.
E a rl o n ce to ld m e his
our H onorary PaEbears. We
also thank DMJ Automotive “telephone bill w ent down
for their kindness in assisting about two dollars” (Well, I
our family to com m ute to knew there was no charge for
Bend, and for always being local calls). B oth o f these
there for our mom . Thank* people created value to each
you Marita, D elford, Shana day. The memories left bring
a smile w hen I miss them.
and Johnson Family.
T hank you so m uch to Sorry, I missed the memorial
Lori Fuentes and the Credit service and dinner. I got con­
Enterprises Board for your fused about the date set. My
ex p ed ited action. Special heart was to fEl your request,
thanks to Danny and Heather C.R., and I feel a firm respect
Martinez, D oris MiEer, D on for all the chEdren o f Rita
Courtney, and Valerie Fuiava and E arl Squiem phen. My
A thank you
Honor to know
Spilyay Tym oo
(Coyote News, Est. 1?76)
Publisher Emeritus: Sid Miller
Reporter: Patti Tanewasha
Managing Editor: Dave McMechan
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located at 4174 Highway 3 in Warm Springs.
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th o u g h ts w ere w ith you
th ro u g h th e holidays.' Re-
spectfuEy submitted,
Priscilla Frank.
Food fu n d ­
raiser Friday
There wiE be a food
fundraiser this Friday,
Jan. 24, at the Comm u­
nity Center Social HaE.
Please com e enjoy
som e c o m fo rt fo o d ,
and help me in my ef­
fo rts to raise so m e
funds for a ceramic art
studio. Thanks, and I
hope to see you there!
Pamela Louis
On
th e
m en u :
H o m e m a d e A lfred o
sauce with grEled ItaEan
Sausage, baked garlic
chicken, sauteed veggies
over Penne pasta and
F re n c h b re a d an d
so m eth in g ch o co la te
and gooey. Yum!
C hoice o f soda or
botded water. $7 dona­
tion. Serving from 11
a.m. untE 1:46 p.m. ex­
actly or untE the food is
gone.
Christmas
Pageant
The David famEy is thank­
ing aE the people for the suc­
cess o f the Sixteenth Annual
Christmas Pageant, held on
D ecem b er 10, 2013. T h e
play o f “Peace Came in a
Cradle” was perform ed by
v o lu n te e r y o u th . We are
thanking aE the parents and
g ran d m a’s fo r having the
youth dressed on time for
practice and the play.
F o o d was p re p a re d by
KimiKo and her staff. They
had the food ready to serve
on time. D uring the meal,
music was by “The Webbers”
with a four-piece band sing­
ing Christmas carols. O pen­
ing perform ance was flute
music played by KC Green
follow ed by one seven o f
W ashat by th e L onghouse
youth— signing o f the Lord’s
Prayer by aE the cast was led
by Starla Green.
T he pro g ram began 16
years ago, held at my home
at Lower D ry Creek. I had
seven famEy kids I was car­
ing for. We were at Wal-Mart
and they were aE in line to
see Santa. O ne o f my girls
said, “W hy d o esn ’t Santa
com e to the reservation?”
Mrs. Clause overheard and
conferred w ith Mr. Clause.
She came up to me and said
Mr. Clause wanted to come
to W arm Springs. So they
came to my home, where I
was holding a smaE party for
my kids and neighbor kids.
I t flourished from that year,
getting bigger each year. So I
was asked by past chief -op­
erations officer Gerald Smith
to share it with the commu­
nity. So I would Eke to thank
these people for the dona­
tions and help in making this
a successful year:
Three hundred people o f
aE ages for the doEar tree do­
nations. Pow er an d W ater
Enterprises, cash donation.
In d ian H ead Casino, cash
donation. Community Coun-
seEng, 300 snack bags. For­
estry, aE the beautiful trees.
Looking forward to Valentine’s Day with Warm Springs artist Travis
Bobb.
UtEities for buEding the tree
stands and setting up trees at
the center, plus loading lad­
ders fo r our angels.
Erickson’s Sentry Market,
food donation. Franz Bakery,
bread. Recreation staff, aE the
assistance-^rhelping set up
props, and Carol Sahme with
her w onderful artwork and
the staff for cleaning. KWSO,
advertising, rem inding the
people about the program as
weE as playing some o f the
program after the fact.
T h a n k y o u to C indy
Patrick from Madras for set­
ting up the sound system with
four or five microphones—
people were able to hear ev­
erything. Gladys G rant, gift
o f toys. Choir: Gladys G rant,
Rick Ribeiro, Cindy and au­
dience. Mrs. H erring from
Sisters, for the box. o f gifts
for the chEdren. Betty and
Rob o f Vancouver for cash
for toys and food. Reuben
H enry for the cash for food.
Thank you Jody Robinson,
P aulina, gifts 'o f toys and
cash. Chubby Robinson, cash
for toys. Aurolyn Stwyer, bev­
erages plus props for the play
“War Bonnet.'”
A 11 o f these people gave
from their hearts towards a
w onderful, beautiful cause.
We hope and pray that the
community got the message
from this performance. The
youth did a wonderful job.
V o lu n teer helpers w ere
Reva Jo h n so n and D eanie
Johnson. Carol AlEson wrote
the script. Casey G reen and
Buster Isadore ran the Eghts.
Ada BEley helped with keep­
ing the cast together. Sonja
H eath and Aurolyn Stwyer
w ere helpers in the: b ack ­
ground. Sarah Frank, who got
El b ut gave her best. Thank
you to WEson Wewa, MC, and
Carlos Calica, chief. G reat
thanks to my sister Roma,
daughter Charlee, son KC,
for aE the hard work they did.
I could n ot have done it with­
out them.
And great thanks to Santa Suppah; great grandm other
Clause for 16 years o f bring­ S tep h an ie H e a th ; M arkin
ing joy to aE chEdren. I pray Burke and the late Franklin
Fasthorse.
I have n o t m issed som e
people—-I do thank you and
bless you for the gready ap -.
Vivian Lynn Big Knife
p re d a te d help. T hank you
C arso n B ig K n ife an d
fro m .the D a v id fam ily,
Dawnlynn Big Knife o f Ma­
R o m a, Casey, S tarla and
dras are pleased to announce
Lucinda.
the birth o f their daughter
Vivian Lynn Big Knife, born
on January 10, 2014.
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
father’s side are Shawn and
Tami Big Knife o f Madras.
Jerome Oliver Centre
G ra n d p a re n ts on th e
Stephon Centre and AEcia
Centre o f Warm Springs are m other’s side are D o n and
pleased to announce the birth Ellen C ourtney o f Madras,
o f their son Jerom e OEver and Sid and Teresa ToweE o f
Centre, bo rn on January 7, Madras.
2014.
Je ro m e jo in s b ro th e r
M cK ie, age 1 year and 10
m onths (and sister Jaden, age
2 years and 8 months.
G ra n d p a re n t o n th e
father’s side is Clara Jackson
o f Pendleton.
A weekly journaEng and
Bible study class for Warm
Springs wom en is on M on­
days at High Lookee Lodge,
Keanu Jay Fasthorse-Begay
in the Tribal Room. The free
D illo n
B egay
an d classes are from 5-8 p.m.
Courtney Fasthorse o f Warm
This is a women’s thera­
Springs are pleased to an­ peutic writing class and Bible
nounce the birth o f then son study, journals and Bibles pro­
Keanu Jay Fasthorse-Begay, vided. Come discover your
born on January 9, 2014.
healing and find your voice
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e through journaEng.
father’s side are CeCe Walsey
Begay and R od Begay, o f
AE are welcome to
Washington.
attend Social Dance
G ra n d p a re n ts o n th e
Class Thursday eve­
m o th e r’s side are Stacy
nings from 5-7 p.m. in
F a sth o rse -B u rk e (g ra n d ­
the Community Center
m other), R o b ert K altsukis
aerobics room.
(g ra n d fa th e r);
W illiam
B irths
Bible, journaling
class for women
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