Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
COCC offers business administration training
PACE 8 December 30, 1987
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Short-term specific instruction
in a variety of business and office
skills is now available at Central
( )i egon Community College through
the Office Administration depart
ment. I he College's new Business
Information Center has opened to
help people in the office manage
ment and services field to add.
renew, and stay current in their
office administration skills.
Students may sign-up for courses
in calculator applications, document
and filing formatting, key board
ing, proof-reading, word process
ing and other job-related U pics. A
Winter term, here we come!
COCC schedules classes
Central Oregon Community College (COCC)
has scheduled several community education
classes for winter term in Warm Springs.
Registration for the classes, ranging from logging
methods to photography, is being conducted at
the Warm Springs COCC center on the second
floor of the old boy's dorm.
Logging Methods
A three-credit college course that fulfills associate
degree requirements in forestry. Overview and
understanding of logging and timber harvesting.
Covers falling, bucking, yarding systems, decking,
"horse to helicopter" loading, trucking and
unloading. On-site field trips to logging sites and
mills. Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 7 to 9
p.m. in the Old Boy's Dorm January 5 to March 10.
Tuition is $64.50. Instructor is Rick Kraus.
College Math
A four-credit lab class. Choose from Pre-Algebra,
Algebra I, Algebra II or Intermediate Algebra.
Great for brush-up, college prep, or to get ready
for taking required math classes in your major.
Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. in the Old Boy's Dorm. Classes begin
January 6 and continue through March 16. Tuition
is $86.00. Instructor is Steve Heydon.
Power Volleyball
Lots of fun and great exercise! Let Julie Mitchell
prepare you for local tournaments. Covers
blocking, power serves, spiking and setting.
Beginners welcome. Meets Tuesdays, 7 to 9 p.m.,
at the Warm Springs Elementary Gym. January 12
to February 16. Cost is $12.
Womens' Self-Esteem
Feel great about yourself! Let fashion expert Jeri
Brunoe-Weiher teach you about clothes and color
coordination, hair care, make-up and skin care,
poise and etiquette. Teenagers 16 and over
v come! Meets Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., in the
Old Boy's Dorm, January 14 to March 10. Cost is
$18.
Weaving Baskets with Reeds and Grasses
Be creative and artistic! Make shaker cheese
baskets, Appalachian, heart shaped baskets and
market baskets. Lots of fun. Meets two Saturdays,
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Old Boy's Dorm. February
6 and 13. Cost is $10. Small lab fee to instructor
for materials. Dorothy Zimmerman is the
instructor.
Painting Indian Art
Paint "surrealistic" images with Indian themes.
Emphasis on clouds and natural backgrounds.
Acrylic paints. Beginners welcome. Meets Mon
days from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Old Boy's Dorm.
Classes begin January 12 and continue through
February 15. Instructor is Patrick Reddog. Cost is
$18.
Art Photography
This class stresses artistic pictures and compo
sition, balance and perspective. Use your camera
as an "eye". Field trips to places of interest on the
reservation. Meets Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in
the Old Boy's Dorm. Begins February 3 and runs
until February 24. Instructor is Betty Cook. Cost is
$10. ' .
GED Classes Adult Learning Center
Geoff Bury will be helping students get their
GED diplomass this winter. He will also help
anyone who walks in the door with a desire to
improve their readin', writin', or 'rithmatic. Lots of
new activities and computer "games" that are fun
and educational. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m.
till nocn. Old Boy's Dorm. Meets January 5
through March 10.
SUBSCRIPTION TO SPILYAY TYMOO
SEND SUBSCRIPTION TO:
SPILYAY TYMOO, PO BOX 870, WARM SPRINGS, OR 97761
NAME
ADDRESS
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $6.00 PER YEAR IN THE U.S.
$12.00 PER YEAR OUTSIDE THE U.S.
All members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will receive the Spilyay Tymoo at no
cost. Spilyay Tymoo is published bi-weekly by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
tee of $21.50 plus a $5 lab fee is
charged for each class and the class
may be taken for college credit.
The goal of the Business Infor
mation Center is to provide timely
and compatible access to instruc
tion in Office Administration.
Classes are short-term (20 hours
for most topics) and are held at
times that don't normally conflict
with work schedules. Instruction is
individualized and sell-paced. Pro
fessional staff assistance and advice
is available for all participants.
For more information about
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classes and programs ottered through
the Business Information Ccnterat
COCC. call Diane Glenn at 382
6 1 1 2. ext. 397.
Phone-in registration
gains popularity
Over three hundred part-time
students at Central Oregon Com
munity College took advantage of
phone-in registration for Winter
term courses. This is the second
time that the College has offered
credit registration by phone for its
part-time students.
From December 7-1 0.8 a.m. to 5
p.m. students could register for up
to nine credits and reserve class
space with one simple phone call to
the COCC registration hot-line.
Phone-in registration saves times
for students and staff.
On-campus registration for Win
ter term will be held Saturday.
January 2 from lOa.m.until I p.m.
for part-time students. Full and
part-time registration will also be
held Monday. January 4 from 8
a.m. to I p.m. and from 2-7 p.m.
For more information about courses
and program at COCC call 385
5500 or toll free I -800-422-304 1,
ext. 500.
Court Notice
The Confederated Irion of In Warm Sprtn
RcMfvailun of Oregon
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Frneit Selam
Defendant
Nolle of TrlalHrarini for Publication
Case No. t K424-I7
To: Ernest Selam
You are hereby notified: That the above cited
cased), at filed in the Warm Spring! Tribal Court,
hai been scheduled for trial hearing at 10:00a.m.,
on the 26th day of January. 1987.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at
the Warm Springi Tribal Court at the lime and
dale shown to defend againit the charged). You
may be represented by yourself, by an attorney, or
Organizational Briefs
Training Services
Job Training Partnership Act
(JTPA) located at the office of
Training Services has 28 pesons
located at the Kah-Nee-Ta Resort,
the Senior Citizens, the Adminis
tration and Utilities department.
Ivan Gabriel and I send our
good will and we stress to each of
our participants to say "No to
drugs and alcohol." Have Merry
Vehicles up
1979 Ford LTD sedan, V-204, 4
door, 9J63HI77330, bid start
amount $1,000.00.
1980 Ford LTD sedan, V-236, 4
door, OU61GI26826, bid start
amount $1,000.00.
Starting date for tribal member
only bids: December 28, 1987.
Closing date: January II, 1987.
Bid opening date: January 12,
1987.
Starting date for General public
bids: January 14, 1988.
Closing date: January 28, 1988.
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Warm Springs Elementary first grade student Candice Currie placed first
in the Deschutes County Public Works Safety Poster Contest. Mona
Wewa placed second and the remainder of the class took home third
place ribbons.
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Daisy Ike, center, was surprised with a family reunion thisall at Sonny 'sit had been more than 10 years since
all her children had been together.
Sno-parks added to trailheads
Mt. Hood National Forest has a
present for people who like to play
in the snow.. .four new sno-parks
providing parking for 396 more
vehicles. The new parking areas,
which cost the Forest Service
S325.000 to build, are located at
White River, Bennett Pass, Teacup
Lake and Clark Creek.
All the sno-parks are located
near popular winter trailheads on
Highway 35. Last year's boom in
winter recreation on the Forest
by a spokesman, at your own expense. You may
bring any documents you believe are relevant to
this cause, and you may bring witnesses to testify
on your behalf. You may request the Court to
suhpeona your witnesses, however, you musi
submit your list of witnesses no later than two
.weeks ptior to trial; failure to do so will not be
considered sufficient reason to postpone the trial.
II you have any questions, you should seek legal
advice immediately..
If you fail to appear as so ordered, the Tribal
Court shall enter a complaint for contempt of
court and issue a warrant for your arrest.
Dated at Warm Springs. Oregon, on this 10th
day of December. 1987.
Anita Jackson
Judge. Warm Springs Tribal Court
Christmas and a Joyous New Year.
High attendance recognition goes
to: (as of 1 2 1 5 87) Carol Craig. 90
percent, Richard Moon, 100 per
cent, Harry Miller, 100 percent,
Tammi Robinson, 97 percent, Del
bert Blodgett,98 percent, Earl Boise,
98 percent, Loveli Govenor, 97
percent, Leslie White, 100 percent,
Loretta DeGarmo, 100 percent.
for bid
Bid opening date: January 29,
1988.
Instructions for placing bids:
1. Name and address of bidder,
including phone numbers.
2. Description of item bidding
on.
3. Amount of bid. (Bids not
meeting minimum starting price
are immediately disqualified.)
This information is to be placed
in a sealed envelope with the des
cription of the bid item noted on
the envelope. This may either be
mailed or brought into the Pur
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Help available
in reading, math
Need help in reading, math, or
spelling? Would you like to learn to
write and speak English or study
for US citizenship? Help is availa
ble through the Adult Basic Educa
tion office at Central Oregon Com
munity College. Low cost and free
classes are taught with personal
individualized instruction. There
are a variety of convenient class
times in COCC education centers
throughout central Oregon. You
can begin now. or anytime during
the year. GED and high school
completions are also available. Call
I-80O-422-304I. ext. 224 for more
information.
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caused a problem of overcrowding
in many existing sno-parks. "Both
Hood River and Zig Zag have had
an increase of about 600 percent in
cross country skiers over the past
ten years," indicates Kevin Slagle,
Recreation Forester, at Hood River
Ranger District. "Every year there
are more people who want to get
out and enjoy the winter scenery."
Paul Norman, Recreation Fore
ster at Zig Zag Ranger District,
said that last year people frequently
crammed more cars into sno-parks
than the lots could hold, spilling
over onto the highway. "It was
creating an unsafe situation, and
people were getting tickets," he
said. "That's just not the kind of
thing we want to see on the Forest.
So we proposed the new lots to the
State."
The State Highway Divisions
winter recreation Committee
approved plans for the new sno
parks. and the Forest Service con
tracted Jim Turin and sons to con
struct the lots. They were completed
last summer, with the exception of
Data Processing
Effective January I, 1988 our
department will change its name to
'Office of Information Systems'
(O.I.S. for short).
Steve Earnest has finished instal
ling 1 1 0V Computer Power Recep
tacles throughout our department.
These receptacles are strictly for
the HP3000 main computer and
chasing office located at the Admini
stration Building. If mailing, please
place sealed bid envelope inside a
mailing envelope noting "Bid" on
the outside of the mailer.
All items will be sold "as is." All
sales are for "cash only."
Individual placing highest bid
will be selected. In case of a tie, the
earliest bid will be selected. Pay
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Frances "Frenchie" Thomas
Enrolled member of the Confed
erated Tribes of Warm Springs,
Francis Xavier "Frenchie" Thomas,
73, died at his residence in Madras,
Oregon December 23, 1987.
He was born to William "Win
nie" Thomas and Elizabeth (Teais)
Coon at White Salmon, Washing
ton December 19, 1914. He attended
school in Warm Springs and grad
uated from Chemawa Indian School.
He worked for Kaiser Company on
Swan Island in Portland as an
accountant until he enlisted in the
U.S. Navy in 1944. He served in the
Europe African Theater and in 1946,
he received an honorable discharge
from the service. A Chemawa school
mate said, "Frenchie was well liked
by everyone, he was known for
being a gentleman. He had a great
sense of humor."
For many years he sang and par
ticipated in the Warm Springs
annuarSong of Haiwatha" Pageant
at Warm Springs and various other
communities in Oregon. His fea
tured solo in the pageant was The
Elliott
Elliott Jaspei Yahtin, 33. of Warm
Springs died December 23, 1987 at
Mt. View Hospital in Madras, Ore
gon. He was an enrolled member of
the Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs.
He was born December 14, 1954
at Simnasho to Chesley Sr. and
Joscpha (Meanus) Yahtin. During
his younger years he lived in the
Celilo area. He attended schools in
The Dalles and Chemawa Indian
school in Salem. Oregon. He was a
member of 1910 Indian Shaker
Church in Warm Springs. He had
worked for the Tribes with the Util
ities department, at Kah-Nee-Ta,
at Warm Springs Forest Products
and Oregon State University Exten
sion. He had worked a year under
the CETA program in the Tribal
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permanent rcstroom facilities, which
for Forest Service will construct
next summer. Each sno-park will
have a sign stating the name of the
area, and (railhead board with
maps, safety hints and - A-ncy
information.
Throughout the winter, both Hood
River and Zigag District will have
trail crews skiing the various trails
to correct problems, shovel snow
into holes, contact skiers and dis
tribute maps, collect use informa
tion, and place temporary signs
regarding trail conditions. Hood
River Ranger District is currently
looking for volunteers to join their
winter trail crew. Interested skiers
may call 352-6002.
Permits are required for all sno
parks. The permits cost $2.00 per
day or $9.00 per season and may be
purchased at all developed ski areas.
Department of Motor Vehicles
offices, G.I. Joes, many ski and
sporting goods shops, and at retailers
in the snow zone. Proceeds go
toward the cost of plowing the
sno-parks.
any Personal Computer (Micros).
It is very important that these
receptacles are not used for any
thing but computers. You can eas
ily tell these power receptacles from
the 'regular' kind because the com
puter power receptacles are orange
instead of black.
ment must be processed within 24
hours of notification.
No information will be given out
as to the number of and amounts of
bids, or who received the sale item.
Tribal members processing loans
for bids through the Credit office
must have certification from that
office. Payment deadline will be
waivered for Credit department
payment processing.
Indian Love Call. Thomas worked
for a number of years as a foreman
in the BIA Roads department in
Warm Springs. He also worked for
Warm Springs Lumber Company
and Cody Logging as a truck driver.
He retired in the 1970s.
His special interests were music
and bird-watching.
Survivors are a brother Leslie
Thomas of North Bend, Oregon,
twodaughters, Francis Jeannie Tho
mas of Yakima, Washington and
Jacqueline Rae Swanson of Seat
tle, Washington; grandchildren John
Halliday of Warm Springs, and
Jeff Thomas of Little Boston, W A;
Jim J. Halliday of Parker, WA;
Lonna Jeanne Swanson attending
Haskell Indian Junior College, Greg
Swanson of Seattle and he was
preceed in death by his eldest
grandson Loren Halliday who's
buried at the Agency Cemetery in
Warm Springs and numerous nie
ces and nephews living in the Warm
Springs area.
Yahtin
printing office. His special interests
were beadwork and fishing.
Survivors are his father Chesley
Yahtin. Sr.; his mother. Josepha
Crowe; ten brothers. Edgar Yah
tin. Owen Yahtin. Randy Yahtin,
Virgil Watson, Walter Payne,
Richard Payne, Chesley Yahtin,
Jr.. Henry and Timothy Yahtin;
five sisters, Linda Meanus, Minnie
Yahtin, Josie Payne. Idelia Norton
and Dorothy Yahtin grandmoth
ers Annie Yahtin and Hazel Tewee,
and numerous aunts, uncles and
cousins.
Dressing ceremonies were held
at Bel-Air Colonial in Madras on
December 25 w ith overnight ceremo
nies following at the Simnasho
Longhouse. Burial was December
26 at the Simnasho Cemetery.