PAGE 8 October 19, 1990
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Bids accepted on excess tribal property
I he Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs announces (hat the
following excess property is for
sale. Starting date for general pub
lic bids is October 18, 1990. Clos
ing date is November 2, 1990. Bids
will be opened November 3, 19VO.
CGL2694I2; minimum sale bid
start is $1,000.
To place a bid. list your name
and address, including phone num
bers; give description of item bid
ding on; note amount of bid. (Bids
not meeting minimum starting price
V-21 1982 Ford Pickup; Property arc immediately disqualified.)
I8I: Model flF-150; Serial
ttl FTCFI0E9CR A28344; minimum
sale bid start is SI, 500.
V08 1981 Datsun Pickup; Prop
erty 180; Model 0PU; Serial
WJN6MD0I52BW009835; mini
mum sale bid start is $1,250.
V-188 1979 Chevy Sport Van;
Property 108; Model tf Van; Serial
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BI D"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 lie, the
earliest bid will be selected.
No information will be given out
as to the number and amounts of
bids, or who received the sale item.
This information is to be placed
in a scaled envelope with the des
cription of the bid item noted on . l XI
the envelope. This may cither be LGQ3I nOtlCG"
mailed or brought into the Pur-
chasing Office located at the Ad
ministration Building, If mailing,
please place scaled bid envelope
inside a mailing envelope noting
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You art hereby notified: Thai the above cited
catrlt), at died in Ifw Warm Springi Tribal Court,
hai been uhrdultd lor trial, hearing at 2 00 p m ,
on the IJth day of November, IVW
Vou are hereby ordered lo be and appear at
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I It's time to get started on your Christmas shopping
and the Kah-Nee-Ta Village Craft Shop Is having a JXCT
sale to end all salesl Starting October 19, present this j
I coupon with your Tribal l.D. and receive an aaomona WKZSEJ
I 10 percent off on selected sale Items. Offer good j thcauw andvoumaybr.niw.ine.jeiioie.itiy
I ' a on your behalf. Vou nuy requeit the Court to
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through October 28.
DON'T MISS OUT ON THE SAVINGS!
COUPON
Additional 10 percent off on selected sale items at
Kah-Nee-Ta Craft Shop with Tribal l.D.
ONE PER CUSTOMER
OFFER EXPIRES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1990
I tuhpenna your itneiei. however, you muil
J tubmil your lot of witncMei no later than two
I week, prior to trial, failure lo do 10 will not be
conudcred .uflictent reaton to pottpone the trial.
Ill you have any qucilioni, you ihould trek legal
advKC immediately.
I If you fail to appear at to ordered, the Tribal
I Court ihall enter a complaint for contempt of
I court and mue a warrant for your arreil.
Dated at Warm Spring., Oregon, on (hit 9th
day of October. IW0.
Tola Sohappy
Judge, Warm Spring. Tribal Court
Song Continued from page4
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one or a friend. Call after I p. m., Monday with your answer. You will also win a Spliyay Tymoo Coffee mug.
You must come In to claim the MUG!!
Lost Dog!!!
Brown and black Pittbull terrior
is 5 years old, and answers to the
name of "Stink guy" or just
"Stink"! He's very friendly, if
treated friendly. Missing since Sep
tember 23, 1990. If you have any
information regarding Stink guy,
call Marjorie Danzuka's residence
at 553-1190 or Saphronia at the
Spilyay 553-3274.
Job openings
POSITION
Pollct Offlctr-Thret
Slmnasho, Regular Patrol
and Columbia River
Enforcement Officer
On-Call Dispatcher
Police
Maternal and Child Health
Specialist
(Community Health Promo
tion)
Seamstress
(Inter-Tribal Sports)
Secretary I
ReceptionistTypist
(Childrens Protective Sva.)
Secretary III
(Police)
Secretary
Natural Resource
Substitute Teacher Aide (2)
EducationEarly Childhood
ParentHealth Coordinator
Head Start-Early Childhood
Ed.
Forest Technician Trainee
Two position
DESCRIPTION
High school education, pass BPST train
ing. Must be at least 21 years of age and
have a valid drivers license. Must have no
record of felonies and no misdemeanors
within one year. Must complete and sub
mit a physical examination form with
application.
Works various hours, high school diploma
or CED required, good typing skills, be in
good health, be at least 1 8 years old and no
felony or misdemeanor conviction within
the last vear orior to hire.
MCH specialist shall be responsible lor i'r.:
direction of the Tribal Maternal Child
Health Program. Should provide preven
tive maintenance and family planning
service, home visits, consultation referrals.
conduct coordinate specialty clinics, plan,
develop and administer the program bud
get, compilecomplete special assign
ments. Will do a variety of sewing including
sewing patches on jackets, mending, and
cutting and assembling ribbon shirts.
Hours are flexible, but reliability and
availability are essential. No children, no
phone calls while working. Some work can
be done at home but must be able to be in
the shop some days. (Use Singer industrial
machine)
High School diploma or GED, I year
successful work in an office, effective
communication, writing, speaking and
listening skills. Basic office machine skills.
Ability to maintain high level of confi
dentiality. Must have a high school diploma or
equivalent, valid Oregon driver's license,
basic office skills, ability to maintain
confidentiality and be able to work well
with the public. Tribal member preference.
Must have high school diploma or equiv
alent, valid Oregon driver's license, 1 year
of office experience. Must have experience
with the computer wordperfect. Be able to
work well with public.
Oversees & physically cares for children;
contributes to positive classroom environ
ment. Relieves teachers during breaks by
telling children stories, etc. Promotes self
esteem in children and involvement from
parents. Prepares and serves children's
meals and snacks. Performs other routine
classroom duties required. May perform
above duties on a rotating basis in various
classrooms-flexibility!!
Documents all necessary enrollment pa
pers prior to child's entrance into pre
school; becomes familiar with Head Start
philosophy & guidelines & incorporates
them into the programs; encourages par
ents to participate with Head Start activ
ities; coordinates program activities; su
pervises & carries out the program's
medical, dental, and vision services with
proper documentation; carries out health
education with staff, parents & children;
maintains other various paperwork, rec
ords, activities.
Valid drivers license must be shown
through a certified court printout. These
can be obtained from the DMV for $2.00.
Incumbent can receive promotion to GS-4
after I year and GS-5 after two years
satisfactory performance plus cost of living
ra'r.
Work Crew Member-Laborer
C.E.R.T.S,
Pre-Entry Program
Legislative Assistant
Legislative Office Govt.
Affaire & Planning
Collection Supervisor
Loan Officer
Credit Department
Home Improvement
Coordinator
Housing Department
Internal Auditor
(Finance)
SecretaryManagement
Forestry Technician
PresaleEnglneerlng
BookkeeperAccountant
(Housing)
Works mostly outdoors under all weather
conditions, will perform duties on com
munity projects: Gopher kill control, tree J
planting, firewood cutting, carpenter as
sisting, fencing lines and other projects.
Must be. a irinal Member 18 years or
older, in good physical condition. Must be
highly dependable, knowledgeable in safe
chain saw use, be free from alcohol and
other drug abuse. Must have an up to date
job application, take and pass a physical.
assessment testing, and intake profile.
Must be willuig to train for projects
assigned. No close date set. H ire will be on
going until projects are completed or
forced to close down.
Kesponsibie to manage entire process
legislation and regulation while at same
time coordinating information from the
judicial common law and administrative
rules. Will also be responsible for main
tenance ot codilication systems and tribal
government policy library. College degree
prelcrred or able to demonstrate college
level work for analysis and communica
tion. Five years experience with tribal
government with 2 years staff experience at
organization wide systems.
Must have to communicate and deal with
the public must be able to take legal action
in Court. Individual will work with the
Tribal Credit Committees, and Credit
Manager to establish and maintain fair
effective collection policies. Must super
vise and maintain files on collection ac
tivities. No felony record, must have a
valid Oregon driver's license, high school
graduate or its equivalent, at least 4 years
experience in administrative, investigative.
or technical work that requires ability to
gather and analyze facts and figures and is
able to present such information in a clear
concise manner either written or oral.
Must have knowledge of established credit
and collection policies and some account
ing background.
Responsible for developing a housing need
assessment ol all reservation housing and
writing grant applications to outside fund
ing programs to endure maximum funding
for repair replacement and new construc
tion of Tribal member housing. High
school diploma required or equivalent, 6 to
8 years related experience, must possess
Oregon driver s license.
Position performs operational compliance
and financial audits to evaluate the effi
ciency and effectiveness of Tribal depart
ments and functions. Applicant must have
an undergraduate degree and two years
experience as an internal auditor in govern
ment or business. Salary is negotiable.
High School granduate, basic microcom
puter knowledge, records management,
filing and minimum three years ex
perience, High school graduate, one year general
experience for entry level. Grade commen
surate with experience.
Associates degree and two years expe
rience in accounting, have general under
standing of all major financial systems,
experience in operating a microcomputer
for data entry and processing, proficiency
at typing and operating a calculator. Good
communication skills with associates and
clients, verbally and written.
What a Wonderful World
I sec trees of green, red roses, too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself, what a
wonderful world.
I see skies of blue, and clouds of
white
Surgery Cont. from page 4
worker Bobbie Whitccotton. This
names a few.
My surgery was scary and 1 did
live through it. Thanks for all your
prayers and cards. I love you all.
Marella VanPelt Sam
The bright blessed day, the dark
says, "Goodnight"
And I think to myself, what a
wonderful world.
The colors of the rainbow, so pretty
in the sky
Are also on the faces of people
going by
1 see friends shaking hands, saying,
"How do you do?"
They're really saying, "I love you."
I hear babies cry, I watch them
grow
They'll learn much more than 111
ever know
And I think lo myself, what a
wonderful world.
Howlak Tichum
Connie Kalama
Warm Springs tribal member
Connie Juarita Kalama, age 2
months and 25 days passed away
October 14, 1990 from Sudden
Infant Death Syndrome at her
home in Warm Springs. She was
born July 19, 1990 in Madras to
Edmond Kalama, Sr. and Gaylynn
Waheneka.
She is survived by a brother
Edmond Orlando Kalama, Jr. and
her twin sister Dawn Kalama and
sister Zeena Kalama. Her great
grandparents were Emily and
Grant Waheneka.
She is preceded in death by her
paternal grandparnets in 1975,
Henry Kalama and Elanor Henry
in 1978. Her maternal grandpar
ents in 1981, Gerald Charley and
1 976 Florene Soctillo and her great
grandmother Rosanna Charley in
1957.
Dressing ceremonies were held
at3 p.m. onTuesday October 16at
Simnasho longhouse conducted by
Velma Frank. Overnight services
were also held and were conducted
by Pierson Mitchell. Burial was at
8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October
17 at the Simnasho Cemetery.
Pauline Winishut
Enrolled member of the Con
federated Tribes of Warm Springs,
Pauline (Johnson) Winishut(Yow'
sta) died October 12, 1990 at Mt.
View Hospital. She was born on
May 22, 1932 in Simnasho, Oregon
to Walter and Martha "Henning"
Johnson.
Surviving her are her children,
two daughters, Charlene and
Jewell Winishut both of Warm
Springs. Four sons, Donald,
Waldon and Dwayne Winishut all
of Warm Springs and Stacy Wini
shut of Anchorage, Alaska. Also
surviving her are four sisters, Carol
Craig, Patricia Brown, Barbara
Jim, and Rita Marchand, along
with numerous aunts, uncles and
cousins.
Winishut was precede m death
by her parents. Her father Walter
Johnson had be.c-n missing since
1936 and was officially declared
dead in 1970 while her mother
Martha .Johnson died on August
10, I96. I wo daughters, Debra
Winishut in 1953. and Rebecca
Winishut in 1962. Two sons,
Walter Winishut in 1960, and
Stephen Winishut in 1965. Two
brothers, Celestian Johns in 1957,
and Wilford Johns on April 17,
1977. Two sisters Arlita Davis in
1884 and Rosie Howtopat of April
1990.
Dressing ceremonies were held
at 3:00 p.m. on Monday October
1 5 at the Simnasho Longhouse and
were conducted by Caroline Tohet.
Overnight services were also held
and conducted by Pierson and
Matilda Mitchell. Prayer services
also took place before the dressing
at Bel-Air Funeral home on Sun
day October 14 at 7 p.m. Burial
time was at 9 a.m. on Tuesday
October 14 at Simnasho Cemetary.
Some of her hobbies were col
lecting miniature figures, attending
powwows, and recording Indian
music. She also helped raise her
grand children of which she has
many along with many great grandchildren.
Tracy Arthur
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Infant Cont. from page 4
Torres had gone through a
couple of false runs to the Mt. View
hospital a few days earlier. Then on
the morning of October II, 1990
she had reason to believe that the
time had come and rushed back to
the hospital at 7 a.m. The doctors
told her the baby was yet to high
for delivery and sent her back
home. She arrived back home by 8
a.m. She realized once again that
she was in fact ready to deliver so at
9 a.m. she went to the Warm
Springs Clinic and delivered Kara
at 10 a.m.
When Dr. Manning was asked
how many mothers had actually
delivered their babies at the clinic
before Torres, he believed there
were five and one was delivered at
its home in Warm Springs.
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Tracy Presley Arthur, age 43,
died at his residence in Warm
Springs Wednesday, October 2,
1990. He was born January 16,
I947toMcKinleyand JessiefAnd
erson) Arthur.
Tracy attended schools in Warm
Springs and Madras and was a
1965 graduate of Madras High
School. He also attended Arizona
State University in Tempe, Ariz
ona. He worked as manager of
Employment Services at the Indian
Center in Phoenix. He also w orked
in the tribal credit department until
poor health forced him to retire.
He lived in Warm Springs except
for the years he was in Arizona.
Tracy was a member of the 1910
Shaker Church. He managed the
Arrows softball team. Tracy had a
great interest in sports; he com
peted in the state wrestling tour
nament while in high school and he
also played football. He served in
the U.S. Army and was stationed
in Germany. He suffered from
Lupus disease.
Survivors include two brothers,
Larry and Taylor Arthur; two sis
ters, Arlene Tenorio and Yvonne
Tapedo; an aunt, Florence Meanus
and numerous neices and nephews.
Tracy was preceded in death by his
father McKinley Arthur who died
in 1967; his mother Jessie Arthur
who died in 1988; a brother, Clif
ford Arthur who died in 1970; sis
ters, Elizabeth Gomez who died in
1964, Cora Scott who died in 1974;
Geraldine Arthur who died in 1950,
Mamie Arthur who died in 1939
and an unnamed infant brother
and sister.
Dressing ceremonies, conducted
by Leroy Bobb, were held Thurs
day, October 4 at the Bel-Air
Colonial Funeral Home in Mad
ras. Overnight ceremonies, con
ducted by Lester Poitra. were held
at the Shaker Church. Burial was
Friday. October 5. 1990 at the
Simnasho Cemetery.