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Tribal reorganization finalized, set into action soon
by Donna Behrend
ENROLLED MEMBERSHIP
The finalization of the tribal
reorganization, which has been
in the planning stages for
nearly two years, has become a
reality and will go into effect
September 1. All changes, most
of which are prom otions,
in v o lv e trib al m em bers.
Though most changes will be in
effect in Septem ber, the
proposed contracting of the
BIA Land Operations Branch
if approved, will be effective
January 1, 1984.
Those tribal members most
affected by the reorganization
will be Ray Calica, Jeff
Sanders, Jody Calica, Benny
Heath and Delford Johnson.
Also to be affected is Lloyd
. Smith, Sr., who has served as
personnel director for the past
eight years. He will work in the
finance department but, at this
time, it is unknown in what
capacity he will serve.
The tribal organization is
seperated into two branches,
much like before. However,
F is c a l S e r v ic e s b r a n c h
manager Doug McClelland
will soon have an assistant,
Mike Clements. Clements has
worked in the tribal Planning
department for nearly six
years.* Community Services
branch manager Ed Manion
will also have an' assistant.
However, that position will not
be filled until after January. 1.
Of particular interest is the
proposed contracting of the
BIA Land Operations Branch.
According to Warm- Springs
BIA superintendent Merrit
Youngdeer, the Tribe has
indicated that they , want to
contract the office of Range
and Agriculture, which is
currently a BIA position held
by Land Operations officer
Ray Welch. If accepted, the
contracting will not take until
January 1984.
Youngdeer said this is a
“unique venture,” as Welch is
retiring at the end of the year.
The Tribe will contract through
BIA someone to replace Welch
and that person will oversee the
day-to-day activities of the soil,
range and irrigation specialists
and range technician. These
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ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . -----.. Donne Behrend
Marsha Shewczyk
Pat Leno
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Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon. Warm Springs,
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employees will remain BIA
employees. The person hired as
overseer will report directly to
Youngdeer due to the trust
responsibilities.
Youngdeer said that the
Tribe expressed interest in
contracting th e , departments
before, but due to the uncertain
direction of the department
and the proposed range
management plan, the Tribe
chose to wait, “This is an ideal
time to be discussing this
again,” Youngdeer stated. .
Under the supervision 01
McClelland will be three
d e p a r tm e n ts ; F in a n c e ,
E n te r p r ise an d N a tu r a l
Resources; Court Administra
tion which includes Legal Aid
and Parole and Probation; and
fo u r o th er d ep a rtm en ts,
Planning, Steno Pool, Credit
and Spilyay Tymoo, that do
not fit directly under any one
department in the reorganiza
tion.
Under , the Department of
Finance, to be managed by
Jim S iz e m o r e , w ill be
P u rch a sin g , d irected by
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Department o f
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Departm ent o f
ENTERPRISE
O ffic e s o f
ALLIED HEALTH
S p ily a y T ym oo
Dark'room/Writer
Reporter
Typesetter
Bureau o f
In d ia n A f f a ir s
TRIBAL COUNCIL
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THINNING
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RANGE &
AGRICULTURE
O f fic e s o f
WATER
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SOIL
SPECIALIST
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PARKS
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RANGE
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O r t h e l ia M i lle r ; D a t a directed by Dean Elliott;
Processing, directed by Lloyd Range Specialist; directed by
P h illip s; V ita l S ta tistic s , Brian Spears; Irrig a tio n
d i r e c t e d b y M a d e l in e Specialist, directed by Lester
Queahpama and Insurance, Poitra; Range Technician,
directed by Charles Nathan. directed by Guy Wallula turn
A lso under the Finance and OSU Extension, directed
Department will be the office Of by Lee Hamilton. Also under
accou n tin g, for which a Greene, will be Range and
supervisor has yet to be hired. Agriculture for which no
Under the Department of supervisor has been hired.
In the Community Services
Enterprise, which Delford
Johnson will manage, will be b r a n c h th e r e a re fo u r
Construction directed by Les departm ents, those being
Y aw ; I n f o r m a t i on an d the Health,, Justice,: Public
Vending, directed by Faye Works and Education training
Waheneka; Tribal Garage, departments. Under the Health
directed by R on Kersey; department which is directed
Assembly Plant, directed by by Bob Jackson, will be Youth
Everett Miller; and Thinning, Services, directed by Dale
directed by Randy Smith. Also Cochran; Community Coun
under the Enterprise Depart seling^ directed by Ramona
ment will be the Vehicle Pool, Tanewasha; Allied Health,
for which a supervisor has yet directed by Sal Sahme; and
Clinical Consultant, directed
to be hired.
Under the Department of by Barbara Weist. Also under
N atural R esou rces, which Jackson is Alcohol, for which a
Gene Greene will supervise, new director will soon be hired.
Under the department of
will be Fish and Wildlife,
directed by Terry Luther; Justices, which is managed
Parks, Water, directed by by Ken English, will be the
Deepak Sehgal; Soil Specialist, Police, the new chief o f police
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RANGE
TECHNICIAN
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EXTENSION
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will be Ray Calica; Prosecutor,
directed by Paul Minthorn;
In vestigation , directed by
Jerom e M ain; and J a il,
directed by Sam Sosa. Also
under English will be the Police
Administration for which a
supervisor has yet to be hired.
Under the department Of
Public Works, which will be
'managed by Jeff Sanders, will
be Utilities, directed by Herb
Graybael; Housing, directed by
Elton Greeley, Community
Center, directed ■ by Satch
Miller,- Engineering, directed
by Satish Puri and Fire and
Safety, directed by Jerry Huff.
Under the department of
Education and Training, which
will be managed by Jody
Calica, will be Employee
D evelop m en t, directed by
Rudy Clements; Personnel,
directed by Benny Heath;
Culture and Heritage, directed
by Nina Rowe; CETA and
JTP A , directed by Richard
Craig and Early Childhood
Education, directed by Cody
Soules. Also under Calica will
be Education for which a
director has yet to be hired.
Calica named one of America’s
Outstanding Youngmen
The Board of Advisors for
the Outstanding Young Men of
America Awards Program
announced recently that Larry
Calica, of Warm Springs has
been selected for inclusion in
the 1983 edition of Outstanding
Young Men of America.
places in which to live. These
men, having distinguished
themselves in one or more
fie ld s o f en d ea v o r, are
outstanding and deserve to be
recognized for their achieve
ments. The criteria for selection
include a man’s voluntary
s e r v ic e to c o m m u n it y ,
p r o f e s s io n a l le a d e r s h ip ,
a c a d e m ic a c h ie v e m e n t ,
business advancement, cultural
accomplishments and civic and
political participation.
Calica, along with other men
aged 21 to 36 were selected
from nom inations received
from Senators, Congressmen,
Governors, Mayors, State
Legislators, University and
The men listed, along with
College Presidents and Deans
as well as various chic groups, fellow Outstanding Young
including the United States M en th r o u g h o u t N o r th
Jaycees, which also endorses America will be featured in a
the Outstanding Young Men of prestigious annual awards
publication.
America program.
In every community there
are young men w orking
diligently to make their cities,
as well as their country, better
The Board of Advisors and
Editors salute all chosen as
Outstanding Young Men of
America. They take great pride
Larry Calica
in bringing their accomplish
ments to the attention of the
American public.