PAGE 4 WARM SPRINGS, OREGON AUGUST 20, 1876
Editorial
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Ì 'RIBAL POSITIONS
(The way it is)
Speaks"
TRIBAL RANGE COMMIT
TEE attended the national all
Indian Cattlemens Association
meeting held in Billings, Mon
tana, on August 19-20, 1976.
. Amos Simtustus, Chairman
and Darrel Miller Committee
member made the trip accord
ing to Simtustus. Indian stock-
ment throughout the nation are
expected, to be present. It is
estimated that there are over
500 members, all Indians
according to Dave Greene,
Executive Director of the
Association.
John Fredricks. Chairman
of the Association from North
Dakota will preside over the
two day meeting. The main
purpose of the meeting is to
bring together many of the
Indian Stockmen to discuss
problems each member faces in his area, and to try to find some
solution to the problems each one faces.
At meetings such as this is beneficial to many as they
pick up pointers and learn how to cope with similar situations
experienced by others, and on methods that are suitable to over
come these problems.
There is another meeting scheduled to be held in Salt
Lake Qty, Utah, at a later date of this year. A report on this trip
should appear in the next edition.
THE YEAR FOR THE POLITICIANS, while speaking with
an individual on the subject of Presidential candidates reminded
him of a story he had heard. Starting out by saying that one
candidate at a luncheon made remarks to a comedian of his
appearance by saying, “So, Your a Comedian? Tell me a joke!”
“Well,” the comedian replied, “So, your the Politician. Tell me a
lie.”
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THE CROW AGENCY FAIR IN MONTANA has drawn a
number of locals this year during August 18-22, 1976, for the
annual Western States Indian rodeo; the Indian Pow-Wow which
includes Indian dancing in every category, for the Young and Old,
male and female. Stick games and other events to be announced.
This annual event draws Indian people form many parts of the
Country.
AJ1 Indian rodeos, Pow-Wows and other related activities
are becoming very popular throughout the country and the reports
are that everyone that attend these functions really enjoy
themselves.
“BUY HAY NOW” A request to thé Spilyay Tymoo to
publish this article as the hay situation will be very critical this
coming year because of drought and frost damages in many parts
of the country. It is predicted that hay prices will sky-rocket very
soon.
It was reported that California livestockmen are buying
Oregon hay, so it is advisable that all local stockmen make plans
to buy all the hay that will be needed for the winter months as
soon as possible.
For further information, call the Extension office at
553-1161, Ext. 46, if you need names and numbers of hay sellers.
INTERTAINMENT BY INDIAN DANCERS at Kah-Nee-Ta
on the weekends. The schedule is, as follows; on August 22, 1976,
the Simnasho Longhouse committee will have a dance group
there. August 29th, the-Wide Spot singers, September 1, the Head
Start and Sept. 6, Lillie Heaths group. All these groups are
scheduled to perform at the Village starting at 1:00 p.m. each
Sunday except for the Sept. 6th, which is on Labor Day. This is
very colorful and the guests really enjoy the event.
Job Openings
Spilyay Tymoo
DEPARTMENT
SALARY
DESCRIPTION
CLOSING DAU
1
Coffee Shop Manager
Kah-Nee-Ta
negotiable
Have experience coordinating working
hours for several employees.
8-27-76
1
Dining Room Manager
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
Supervise several employees in formal
dining room.
,
8-27-76
1
Dinner Cook
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
3-5 years experience in cooking.
8-27-76
2
Breakfast Cooks
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
3-5 years experience incooking.
8-27-76
2
Cash!er-Hostesses
Kah-Nee-Ta
$2.50/H0UR
Work in Apploosa Room, 1 position days
1 position nights.
8-27r76
2
Dishwashers
Kah-Nee-Ta
$2.50/H0UR
Wash dishes at Lodge.
8-27-76
1
Relief Night Auditor
Kah-Nee-Ta
$3.4T57 h OUR
MUST have experience in audit. Work 11
to 7 shift.
8-25-76
2
Carpenters
¡Title X
NEGOTIABLE
Work on Information Center for Title X.
8-24-76
1
"Service Station Attendent
Tribai Garage
$2.50/H0UR
Must be dependable, experienced in lube
.work, changing tires. Fringe benefits
included.
8-27-76
NEGOTIABLE
Must have 3 Or more years experience as
a judge or at least 5 years experience
in a related field. 4 year college de
gree in a related field is desirable.
NEVER HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF A FELONY.
9-16-76
Hours are flexible, must be a resident
of Warm Springs and must have telephone
number that is published.¡Meet public
well, Contact the personnel office, for
interview appointments.
8-19-76
,
1
Associate Judge
Tribai Court
1
Fee Coordi nator
COCC/Adult Educa $2.50/CREPIT HOUR
ti on
SCHEDULED
3
Waitresses
Kah-Nee-Ta
$2.15/H0UR
Wait tables at Lodge or Village.
8-23-76
2
Buspersons
_Kah-nee-Ta
$2.15/H0UR •
Assists waiters or waitresses,
8-23-76
5
Maids
KahrNee-Ta
$2.50/H0UR
Full-time maids for winter,at Lodge or
Village.
8-23-76
1
Gift Shop Cashier
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
Work in gift shop, must be personable.
1
Night Clean-Up Person
kah-Nee-Ta
J3.00/H0UR
Work 11pm to 7am shift at Lodge.
3
Maintenance Persons
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
3-5 years experience in<various trades.
8-23-76
1
Night Pantry Person
Kah-Nee-Ta
$2.75/H0UR
Work in Lodge kitchen nights.
8-23-76
T
Jr. Accountant ■
Kah-Nee-Ta
NEGOTIABLE
Must know accounting and audit proce
dures. Some night audit involved.
8-23-76
1
Front Desk Clerk
Kah-Nee-Ta
{2.50/H0UR
Work at Village front desk.
8-23-76
.1
Lifeguard
Kah-Nee-Ta
J2.85/H0UR
Must have WSI. ,
8-23-76
Ì THE PERSÒNNEL OF ICE AT:
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CÖNTAC
553-1161
8-24-76
> 8-23-76
I Ext. 75,76
Agenda
R.L. COATS CONSTRUCTION CO. is fully under way on
the street improvement leading to the new mobil home park south
of the Hollywood area. Where once stood homes for many years
in the early days are no longer in site; now one can see only
heavy equipment moving ground for a new through street.
At the present time the Teniqo Creek is being worked on
as. large cement culverts, are being placed for an underground
passage. The culverts will extend up-stream beyond the present
bridge that crosses the creek enroute to the longhouse. The
present bridge will be taken out and the street will be widened
and also to make a four corner intersection with the Tenino-
Westhills excess meeting the street that leads to Elliot heights.
In addition to this, the street will be a lot wider in front of
the Community Center and win also provide a bike path along the
roadside. Construction of the street will proceed south to the
mobile home site and the Full gospel Church.
Other streets will be constructed such as one leading to
the future HUD homesite and other streets for. other purposes.
Improvements such as this were long in coming and should give
the motorist a more safe enterance at the intersection.
Aug. 23-31, 1976
Tribal Council meeting,
10:00 a.m. 1. Enrollments, 2. at
2:00 p.m. "Realty matters.
Aug. 24 - State Highway
Commission meeting at Salem,
Oregon - 10:00 a.m.
Aug. 25 - Timber Tour I
Jefferson Creek Area with UI
Forest Service and BIA Per
sonnel.
Aug. 30 - Tribal Council
Meeting 9:00 a.m. (1) Kah-Nee-
Ta Master Plan by Ray Ran-
gila, (2) Kah-Nee-Ta Monthly
Report, (3) - 2:00 p.m. Man
agement reports.
Aug. 31 - Tribal Council
Meeting, 10:00 a.m. (1) Dele
gation Reports (2) - Unfinished
Business.