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Aerobic Leaden Training
Anyone wanting to learn how to
lead aerobic exercise classes is in
vited to attend the 20 hour training
given by Eva Montee. There will be
no charge for these classes. The
classes will be held at the Commu
nity Center, cither in the Social
Hall or the Aerobics room in the
basement. The schedule is as
follows:
January 21 6:00-9:00 p.m.
January 22 6:00-9:00 p.m.
January 26 9:00-5:00 p.m.
(Saturday, bring sack lunch);
January 28 6:00-9:00 p.m.
January 30 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Yakima Bucki: E. Scubbyrobe ,l.
D. Jonci 19. A. Doublcrunner 14, Ci,
Pierce 8. B. Sanchey 5, Ci. .Sitmrtlowit
5. 1). Olncy 4.
C'hiloijuin: J. Ray 16, L. Barney 13,
J. Wutah 13. A. Duwson II, D Rivard
6. Hatcher 2. Jr. Miller 2.
Game 17
Chico 19 21 27 24; 9
Sinla Clara 16 IS 12 21-64
Chico: R. Cook 20, A. Hernandez
19, W. Hull I S. Sid 10. M. HouarS. M.
Wilbur 7, 1.. Pcmbcrlon6, K. Bohanan
4. D. Young 2.
Santa Clara: Steve l.adesma 46, l.eo
Blackbull 6, Dave Cone 6. Hurley
Zcphier 4, Vance Sundown 2.
Came 18
Chico 16 29 26 15 86
Yakima Bucks 18 19 22 24 82
Chico: M. Wilbur 19. A. Hernandez
IS. W. Hull 12, Sid I demhaw 12, R.
Cook 10, 1). Young6. K. l'cmberton2.
K. Bohanan 2. ,
Yakima Bucks: G. Pierce 16. O.
Smartlowii 16. l. Jones 15. A, Dou
blerunncr 12. B. Sanchey 10. E. Scab
byrobc 7, Sydney Johns 4.
Came 19
W.S. Magpie. 32 25 25 33 115
OR Athletics 25 31 27 23 106
Magpies: B. Scott 28. R. Smith 27,
S. Daney 26. E. Stevens 13, M. Dancy
10. 1). Tucker 9. Harold Pennington,
Auslinc Greene. Tom Bcgay Jr.. J.
Benncl, ). Baglcy.
Oregon Athletics: Broker Jones 34.
R. Suppah 27. Buck Jones 16. Sey
mour Reubcn9. Jaromc Davis 9. Punky
Bronson 4, Smitty Smith 4, Jarvis Ycl
lowrobc 3, Jabbar Davis.
Support continued from page 4
Diabetic Chair Exercise
become perpetrators of child moles
tation. I realize that child sexual abuse
Forallagesand levels, not only isusuallyanissuethatmanydonot
specified for Diabetic people, BUT want to talk about. However, as a
we do invite all Diabetic people to community member, I strongly feel
become more active by coming that for our children's sake, we. as
down and getting involved. This is a community, need to increase our
a good beginning for anyone want- own awareness about abuse issues
ing to start an exercise program, and support our children to our
Each Monday. Wednesday, Friday fullest potential! It is throuch this
from 8:00-9:00 am in the Social awareness and community support
that we, as a tribal entity, can bring
forth effective, healthy healing for
victims to keep up the good work.
It is my hope that we begin the New
Year with healthier goals regarding
our children. They are our future.
Sincerely,
Carolyn A. Strong
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Geo-Quiz
This rock formation is located beside a Reservation highway. Identify its location and win a year's subscription
to Spilyay Tymoo for yourself and a friend. A Spilyay mug also goestothe winner. Call553'1644 withyour
answer after LOO p.m., Monday, January 14, 1991.
Arizona monument honors Ira Hayes, veterans
flail. Classes led by Lucinda
Cholesterol, Blood Pressure
and Glucose Screenings
January 24, 1991 at the Warm
Springs Administration Building
from 9:00 am-12.00 noon. No
the many children who become vic
tims of child sexual abuse.
Although healing is an essential
part of our community commit
ment, it will be through effective
charge for screenings, encourage treatment and prevention that our
all people to take their screening.
Call Lucinda 553-1361 Com
munity Center for any of the above
for information.
children will be able to live health
ier, safe lives on our reservation.
I wish to encourage and support
all those community members and
professionals who deal directly with
The Ira II. Hayes Post 84 A
mcrican Legion and the In-Country
Vietnam Veterans of Tempe,
Arizona arc engaged in an effort to
construct a monument to honor
Ira H. Hayes and Gila River
Veterans. The monument will be
located on the N.E. corner of the
Sacaton Veterans Park.
The monument will be 8 feet
high, 20 feet long and 3 feet deep
and is composed of native stone at
the base. The front of the wall
facing east will have a 4'x 6' bronze
relief of the Iwo Jima flag raising in
which Ira H. Hayes participated.
On the wings of the monument will
be a listing in bronze of Gila River
Veterans who served in all the
major wars: WWI. WWII, Korean.
Vietnam. Special distinction will
be made for KIA, MIA, POW's.
Four (4) stones from Iwo Jima
have been requested which will be
added to the monument. Special
ceremonies will be held to receive
the sacred stones on arrival by a
Japanese Delegation. The sacred
stones will give this monument
proper consecration and be desig
nated as hallowed ground forever.
Tax deductible donations may
be sent to: Ira II. Hayes Monu
ment Project. P.O. Box 186. Saca
ton, Arizona 85247. Attn: Lance
D. Lewis, Project Director.
The Ira H. Hayes Veterans
Monument will be dedicated on
February 23. 1991 on the Third
Annual Ira II. Hayes Recognition
Day. Write Ira H. Hayes Monu
ment Project for more information
or call Lance D. Lewis at (602) 640
2066 or Shirley Y. Lewis 562-3382.
Legal Notices
Th Conffdfrilrd Tribtt of Ih W arm Sprlnfi
RcMTTiiloa of Otton
Job openings
Position
Full Time & On-Call
Dispatcher
Police
Secretary-Management
r'ull-Time and On-Call
Corrections Officer
(Female)
Assistant Controller
(Enterprise Accounting)
Human Services
"On-Call" Secretary II
Beadworker for 1
Treasures"
Traditional
Parole & Probation
Supervisor
SecretaryParole and
Probation
Work Crew Member CERTS
Department (Internship
Program)
Description
Works various hours, high school diploma
or GED required, good typing skills, be in
' good health, beat least 18 years old and no
felony or misdemeanor convictions within
the last year prior to hire.
High school graduate, basic microcomputer
knowledge, records management, filing
and minimum three years experience.
At least 21 years of age, high St..
diploma or GED, valid Oregon Driver's
license, have no record of felonies and no
misdemeanors within one year of applica
tion. Must be able to pass BPST physical
requirements. Must complete and submit a
physical exam.
Bachelors degree in accounting or a related
field. Must have minimum of three to five
years of related experience in industry
and or public accounting.
Incumbent must be dependable and have
home phone where she can be reached.
"On-call" to fill in while permanent full
time secretary is out of town on business or
on vacation status. Incumbent will be
responsible for screening telephone calls
and public. Confidentiality must be main
tained of all material and information per
taining to the position.
Capable in flatwork, loomwork and single
bead peyote stitch, with knowledge of fin
ish work techniques. Willing to follow
instruction and assist in development of
treamwork attitude. Willing to exchange
techniques that assure quality craftsman
ship, utilizing material and supply wisely.
Trustworthy, dependable, positive person
ality and team player.
Five years minimum experience. BPST
certified, background in working with juve
niles and adults. Culturally sensitive to
Indian population. Focus on developing
human potential.
High school graduate or equivalent. Two
years experience minimum as a secretary.
Must type 60 WPM accurately. Have some
experience in shorthand, briefhand, and
office machine skills, xerox, calculator,
word processor, transcriber. Have good
spelling, grammar and punctuation skills.
Have some knowledge of court procedures
and probation. Have some knowledge of
tribal administrative procedures.
Work outdoors in all weather conditions
and perform duties with community en
hancement projects, wood cutting project,
construction projects, basic maintenance
assistance and other labor projects. Must
be tribal member 18 years and older with
high school diploma or GED. Be in good
physical condition and highly dependable
and like challenge and variety of assign
ments. Apply to tribal internship program.
No closing or hiring date; on going until
projects are completed or labor needs are
met.
Attendance Officer
Public Safety Branch
Clerk-Typist Part-Time
Forestry
Police Officer
Mill Security
Lieutenant of Corrections
Public Branch Safety
Employee Development
Dept. Secretary
SecretaryReceptionist
ReceptionistTerminal
Operator
(on-call Temporary)
Valid ODL required and high school diplo
ma. Highly effective written verbal com
munication skills. Ability to perform duties
directed at school absenteeism in accord
ance with branch tribal policies and pro
cedures. Responsible for enforcement of
all applicable laws, as they relate to school
attendance. Prepare reports, petitions,
complaints against parents, when willful or
habitual truancy of child is determined.
Requirements include high school diploma,
ability to type 50 WPM, have a working
knowledge of word processing and micro
and mini computers. Should have a plea
sant personality and capabilities of dealing
tactfully with a wide variety of people:
government, tribal and general public.
Must have Oregon Driver's license. Will be
working three days a week.
High school education or equivalent. Pass
BPST standards and attend BPST train
i ing. Must be at least 21 years of age and
have a valid drivers license. Must submit to
an alcohol and drug urine test and pass.
Must have no record of felonies and no
misdemeanors within one year. Must
complete and submit a physical examina
tion form with application.
Position will oversee operations of the
Corrections Communications Divisions
of the Warm Springs Police Department.
High School Diploma required, with 5-8
years related experience. Knowledge of
tribal policies procedures, supervision.
Law Enforcement tactics. Jail operations,
budget procedures, purchasing & supply
procedures. State Federal and Tribal
government laws. Must have effective
written oral skills. Must have a valid
Oregon drivers license and no misde
meanors within one year and no felonies
on record.
Be able to do receptionist work, do regular
daily office work check requests, pur
chase orders, monthly reports, work with
the public, have good communication
skills, must be dependable, must have
office skills: Typing, Computor (willing to
train) video equipment operation, copy
machine, 10 key. Must have high school
diploma or GED, and have some experince
with office work.
Responsible for secretarial & receptionist
functions for Tribal construction Depart
ment including typing correspondence
using accepted business practices and
formats, preparing department payroll,
filing, and answering the telephone pro
fessionally. Assumes receptionist clerical duties for
the Purchasing staff; coordinates and
tracks the flow of requisitions and Pur
chase orders. Person must dress according
to job requirements and be very depend
able and able to handle the public well.
Must know how to operate the termimal.
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Pre-Employment Drug testing available every Tuesday at EAP.
Open house set
An open house January 1 8 at the
Warm Springs Power Enterprise
building will provide community
members the opportunity to view
the new facility overlooking the
Pelton Reregulating Dam and to
ask questions.
Scheduled for 1:00 to 6:00 p.m.,
the open house will include a dedi
cation and blessing of the building,
displays and demonstrations.
Drawings from a contest held at
Warm Springs Elementary show
ing students' concept of clean,
environmentally safe energy pro
duction for the future will also be
on display. Those attending the
open house will select their favorite
by ballot.
Learn about hydroelectric power,
geothermal power, what Power
Enterprises is. and plans for the
future by attending.
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You ..re hereby notified 1 hit the above cited
K(t). ii Tiled in the Warm Spnngt Tribal Court,
hat been ichcdulcd (or show caute healing at
1 1:00 a.m.. on the 4th day of February. 1491.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear al
the Warm Spring Tribal Court at the time and
dale ihown lo thow cause why the impended
lenience of 8 27,90. ihould not be impoted for
your failure lo comply with the lenience impoied
againil you. T hit hearing will not be a full hearing
on the menu of cate: you muil appear and defend
againil a complaint thai you failed lo obey the
Order of the Court.
If you fail lo appear ai io ordered, the Tribal
Court ihall enter a complaint for contempt of
court and ittue a warrant for your arrest. If you
have any queilioni. you ihould Kck legal mul
atto: immediately.
Dated al Warm Springi. Oregon, on Ihit 27th
day of December. 1990.
Walter Langnett, III
Judge, Warm Springi Tribal Court
The Confederated Tribe of the Warm Spring!
R nervation of Oregon
Richard W. Payne, Jr.
Defendant
Order to Show Caunt for Public Notice
Cast no. DOI29-90
To: Richard W. Payne, Jr.
You are hereby notified: That I be above cited
cased), as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court,
has been scheduled for show cause hearing al
1 1 00 a.m.. on the 4th day of February. 1991.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear al
the Warm Springs Tribal Court at Ihe time and
date shown to show cause why you should not
have to pay one-half of $1.500 00 Bond Agree
ment signed on 6 I) 90. Defendant failed to
appear for Jury Trial on July 24. 1990 al 9 00a m.
1 hu hearing will not be a full hearing on Ihe
menu of cm-e: you must appear and defend
against a complaint thai you failed lo obey Ihe
Order of Ihe Court.
If you fail to appear ai so ordered, Ihe Tribal
Court shall enter a complaint for contempt of
court and isiue a warrant for your arrest. If you
have any questions, you ihould seek legal assist
ance immediately.
Dated al Warm Springs. Oregon, on this 27th
day of December. 1990.
Walter Ungues. Ill
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs
Reservation of Oregon
VI.
KWred Heath
Defendant
Order lo Show Cain for Public Notice
Case no. 0 27-90
To: Eldrtd Heath
You are hereby notified: That Ihe above ciled
easels), as Tiled in the Warm Springs Tribal Court,
has been scheduled for show cause hearing at
1 1:00 a.m.. on the 4th day of February, 1991.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear al
the Warm Springs Tribal Court at Ihe lime and
dale shown lo show cause why the suspended
sentence of 101790. should nol be imposed for
your failure lo comply with the sentence imposed
against you. This hearing will nol be a full hearing
on the merits of case; you must appearand defend
against a complainl thai you failed to obey the
Order of the Court.
If you Tail to appear as so ordered, the Tribal
Court shall enter a complainl for contempt of
court and issue a warrant for your arrest. If you
have any questions, you should seek legal assist
ance immediately.
Dated al Warm Springs, Oregon, on this 27th
day of December. 1990.
Walter LangneM, III
Judge, Warm Springi Tribal Court
Howlak Tichum
Edward Henry, Sr.
Enrolled member of the Confed
erated Tribes of Warm Springs,
Edward Henry, Sr., 60, of White
Swan, Washington, died Friday
December 7, 1990, at the Yakima
Valley Memorial Hospital in Ya
kima. Henry was born March 10, 1930
at Lyle Washington, to Alex and
Josephine (Parker) Henry.. He was
raised at L yle and attended board
ing schools at Warm Springs and
Chemawa near Salem, and Top
penish. He was a member of the
Y.M.C.A. and the U.S. Marine
Corps Reserves in the late 1940's.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing,
basketball and softball. He played
professional baseball for the Lew
iston Broncs in 1954. He married
Elizabeth Seelatsee at Goldendale
on March 30, 1967.
He is survived by his wife,
Elizabeth, of White Swan; sons,
Joel Henry of Lapwai, Idaho, Ed
ward Henry, Jr. and Jay W. Henry
of Warm Springs; daughters, Jana
'ackson of Warm Springs, and
Jena Henry of Tacoma; step-children.
Michael Penney of Lapwai,
Sarah Harrison of Kennewick,
Leland Wilson of Portland, Donna
Wilson of Yakima, Shawashnye
Aleck of Toppenish, and Sharon
Wilson of Puyallup; a brother,
Vernon Henry and sister, Ellen
Henry Johnson of Warm Springs;
eight granddaughters, numerous
nieces and nephews. He was pre
ceded in death by his parents, two
brothers, Louis Henry, Sr. and
Elmer Henry, and sister. Ethel
Henry, two children, Allyn and
Chrysty Henry.
Dressing services were held on
Sunday, December 9 at the Merrit
Funeral Home. Overnight services
were held at Toppenish Creek
Longhouse in White Swan on
Sunday, December 9 and Agency
Longhouse in Warm Springs, on
Monday, December 10. Burial was
December 11, at the Lower
Seekseequa Cemetary in Warm
Springs, Oregon.
Patricia Marie Smith
Patricia Marie Smith, aged 40
died December 24, 1990 at the
Emanuel Hospital in Portland
after an extended illness. She was
born June 28, 1950 in Warm
Springs, Oregon to Patrick and Bertha
(Mitchell) Curley.
Smith attended schools in Warm
Springs and Madras and Summit
Grade School in Seattle. She at
tended junior and senior high
schools in Madras. She was a 1968
graduate of Riverside, Oklahoma.
Smith was a homemaker and a life
time resident of Warm Springs
except for attending high school in
Oklahoma.
Smith was an enrolled member
of the Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs. She enjoyed bead
work, gathering choke cherries and
huckleberries, traditional sweat
lodge, drying fish and eels, food
gathering, root digging and travel
ing to rodeos. She was also a 4-H
volunteer.
On October II. 1968 She mar
ried Sylvester "Wissy" Smith at
Madras, Oregon.
She is survived by her husband
Sylvester "Wissy" Smith of Warm
Springs; Children Alfredine L.,
Ava Marie, and Glendon N. Smith
all of Warm Springs; Her Father
Patrick Curley of New Mexico;
Adopted Mother Caroline Tohet
of Warm Springs; Brothers Tho
mas O. Kalama, Mark Stevens,
Richard and Jimmy Tohet all of
Warm Springs; an Uncle Cy
Kalama of Warm Springs; Sisters
Mary Ann Stevens, Mary Tohet
both of Warm Springs. Smith was
preceded in death by her Mother
Bertha Mitchell in 1961.
Dressing ceremonies were held
Wednesday December 26. 1990 at
3:00 p.m. at the Bel-Air Chapel.
Overnight services followed at the
Agency Longhouse with Pierson
Mitchell and Prosanna Williams
officiatine. Burial was at the A
gency Cemetary Thursday, Decem
ber 27, 1990 at sunrise.
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