Spilyay Tymoo
Warm Springs, Oregon
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from your family
Job openings
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Full Tim A On-Call
Dltpatchtr
Pollc
Assistant Controller
EnttrpriM Accounting
Warm Sprlnga Forail Craw
Mambar (2)
Sacralary
Printing dapartmant
Taachar Aldt-Day Cara
Education-Child
Davalopmant
Pollca Officer
Mill Security
Lieutenant of Corrections
Public Branch Safety
rull-Tlme and On-Call
Corrections Officer
(Female)
SecretaryReceptionist
Work Crew Member CERTS
Department (Internship
Program)
Beadworker for "Traditional
Treasures"
Parole & Probation
Supervisor
Secretary Parole and
Probation
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.
For more information, call 553-3262
Pre-Employment Drug testing
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Description
Worki varioui hours, high ichool diploma
orCED required, good typing akilla. be in
good health, beat least 18 years old and no
felony or miidcmtanor conviction! within
the last year prior to hire.
Bachelor! degree in accounting or a related
field. M uit ha ve minimum of 3 to S yean of
related experience in industry and or pub
lic accounting.
Must have at least I season fire fighting
experience. Must be in good physical con
dition. If selected, person will have to pass
physical exam.
Responsible for all secretaryc'erical
duties. Must assist in supplies, inventory,
staff with finishing detail for printing re
quirements. Must have high school di
ploma or equivalent with additional train
ing in office procedures and graphic arts;
minimum of 6 months to I year. Must have
a valid drivers license and additional train
ing in wordperfect. Must be self-motivated,
able to work without supervision as
required. Must bedcpcndable. havea plea
sant personality and work with other per
sonnel and public.
High school graduate or equivalent. De
pendability necessary, warm and pleasant
personality, must have the ability to work
with young children (6 weeks to 36
months), must have the ability to work
positively with supervisor and co-workers.
High school education or equivalent. Pass
BPST standards and attend BPST train
ing. Must be at least 21 years of age and
havea 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
writtenoral skills. Must have a valid
Oregon drivers license and no misde
meanors within one year and no felonies
on record.
At least 21 years of age, high sc..
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.
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. 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.
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.
available every Tuesday at EAP.
.STATE.
Artists invited
All Native American artists are
invited to participate in the 1991
Red Earth Festival June 71-9 at the
Myriad Convention Center in Ok
lahoma City. After a very success
ful 1990 festival, more booth space
will be available for artists to dis
play and sell their work than in the
past. Categories include painting,
pottery, basketry, jewelry, graphics,
drawings, sculptures, cultural items,
and attire.
Each year Red Earth sponsors a
number of cash awards for indi
vidual work. Artists will compete
for awards totaling $22,000 in 1991.
Applications are available
through the Red Earth office at
P.O. Box 25866 Oklahoma City.
Oklahom 73 1 25 or by calling (405)
232-2784.
Deadline for all applications is
February 4, 1991.
The annual Red Earth Inc., a
non-profit organization is dedicated
to the preservation and continued
development of Native American
Culture through a variety of art
forms.
f tar 0 I ts
Museum sponsors name contest for new facility; deadline 28
The name of a place is very
important. It identifies what it is,
what it is about, and in some cases
who it serves. A name is everything.
The museum at Warm Springs has
not had a formal name since its
inception, although there have been
several suggestions: the Warm
Springs Tribal Museum; the Warm
Springs Tribal Museum and Cul
tural Center; the Museum of the
Three Confederated Tribes; the
Museum of the Three Confeder
ated Tribes at Warm Springs; the
Warm Springs Heritage Center,
among others. After discussion
among Board members and the
museum staff, we believe that now
is the time to embark on a more
formal community-wide campaign
Happy Birthday
R.T. & Reese
With many more to come
Best Wishes
Tony & Selena
Holiday Bowling tournament results continued from page6
. . . . ,o. w:i..d.:. icm. a-, Smith. Sr.. 1502; Butch David,
David, 588; Don Winishut, 584;
Owen Danzuka, 575; Rudy Clem
ents, 563; Phil Morseman, 559;
Aaron Dixon, 558; Ray Calica,
550; Sidney Miller, 548; Jerry
Sampson, 527; Gary Wood, 515.
Ladies: Marie Macy, 706; Birney
Greene, 693; Donna Anstett, 664;
Deanna Shadley, 649; Margie
Tuckta, 642; Angie Greene, 641;
Jeanine Prien, 631; Lana Adams,
620; Sandra Danzuka, 617; Anna
Clements, 616; Carolyn Luey, 612;
Helen Uribe, 603; Shirley Sanders,
602; Scottie Miller, 594; Norene
Greene, 591; Patti Dixon, 586;
Joni David, 572; Brenda Badoni,
566; Sandra Greene, 564; Helena
Jones, 560; Charlotte Shike, 557;
Sharon Wood, 537.
DOUBLES:
Men: Ray Shike, Jr. - Butch
Miller, 1394; Carl Uribe - Aaron
Dixon, 1273; Phillip David - Ray
Calica, 1251; Mike Prien - Gary
Wood, 1251; Dino Jones - Chet
Van Pelt, 1223; Owen Danzuka -Lawrence
Shike, 1204; Claude
Smith - John Wright, 1 196; Ralph
Minnick - Cliff Walker, 1193;
Butch David - Alley David, 1 185;
Joe Tuckta - Austin Greene, 1 173;
Phil Morseman - Joe Badoni,
1 161; Sid Miller - Jim Yahr, 1 150;
Rudy Clements - Jerry Sampson,
1 1 33; Don Winishut - Frank Alby,
1078.
Ladies: Anna Clements - Margie
Tuckta, 1304; Deanna Shadley -Marie
Macy, 1252; Angie Greene
-Birney Greene, 1228; Sharon
Wood - Jeanine Prien, 1228;
Norene Greene - Sandra Greene,
1206; Carolyn Luey - Brenda
Badoni, 1195; Charlotte Shike -Helena
Jones, 1 192; Sandra Dan
zuka - Lana Adams, 1191; Joni
David - Shirley Sanders, 1190;
Scottie Miller - Donna Anstett,
1142; Helen Uribe - Patti Dixon,
1097.
ZIP.
Identify this popular shot and win
January 29 with your answer.
to find a name. We arc seeking
your suggestions.
Below is a small sampling of
other tribal museums around the
country, each in varying stages of
development and each with its own
unique history. This listing is pro
vided merely to show the range of
names that other tribal museums
use and so that it may stimulate
thinkingas the Mid-Oregon Indian
Historical Society begins its effort
for a name.
The deadline for submissions is
Februarys, 1991. Suggestions can
be sent or phoned in to the MOI Hi
office at 553-3331 to office man
ager Bculah Calica. If you have
ideas for logos, please submit those,
too.
All suggestions will be listed in
the February 15 issue of Spilyay
Tymoo and will include a write-in
ballot which can be dropped off at
the MOIHS office or mailed.
Remember, there is one vote per
person and all votes must be
received by February 28. The sin
gle entry with the most votes will be
the winner. The winning entry will
be announced in the March 8 edi
tion of Spilyay Tymoo. The winner
will receive $100.
Mixed: Carolyn Luey - Butch
Miller, 1477; Deanna Shadley -Butch
Miller, 1325; Angie Greene
-Joe Tuckta, 1284; Sandra Dan
zuka - Owen Danzuka, 1258; Joni
David - Alley David, 1256; Marie
Macy - Ralph Minnick, 1251;
Libby Chase - Satch Miller, 1248;
Birney Greene-Cliff Walker, 1236;
Missy David - Larry Scott, 1227;
Carol Shadley - Butch David,
1210; Charlotte Shike - Ray Shike,
Jr., 1198; Helena Jones - Calvin
Jones, 1189; Norene Greene -Austin
Greene, 1188; Birney
Greene - Joe Tuckta, 1 1 79; Sandra
Greene - Jerry Sampson, 1175;
Donna Anstett - John Wright,
1 170; Shirley Sanders - Jeff Sand
ers, 1159; Lana Adams - Rodney
Adams, 1 148; Sandra Danzuka -Calvin
Jones, 1144; Donna Anstett
- Sidney Miller, 1135; Angie
Greene - Satch Miller, 1 123; Anna
Clements - Rudy Clements, 1 1 18;
Helena Jones - Owen Danzuka,
1116; Marianne Smith - Phillip
David, 992; Marianne Smith -Alley
David, Sr., 988.
ALL-EVENTS:
Men: Ray Shike, Jr., 1982; John
Wright, 1945; Cliff Walker, 1912;
Jim Yahr, 1898; Phillip David,
1877; Joe Tuckta, 1868; Owen
Danzuka, 1859; Alley David, 1850;
Rutch David, 1846; Ray Calica.
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Fi, t ntace winners in the A nnual Holiday Bowling Tournament December 28-30, 1990, men s category are;
MZlnSZ -AlYey" David, Sr Phillip David, Pat Tanewasha,Lavina "AunUe Lee" Q'P.
RmJ!!dcJlicTs don "Butch" Da id, Jr. Tournament was dedicated to the memory of Lester
Tanewasha, who was an avid bowler.
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a year's subscription to Spilyay. Call
ruary 22 issue of Spilyay Tymoo.
The winner will receive $100.
509-J needs
Jefferson County School Dis
trict 509-J is taking applications
until January 25, 1991 for the
position of Assistant Cook. Will
work at the Madras Sr. High
School 7.5 hours a day at a rate of
$6.27-58. 1 8 an hour, starting date
is February 4, 1991.
To qualify applicant must: I.)
Demonstrate aptitude for success
Man drowns
George "Porky" Kalama, 45 years
of age. died December 20, 1 990 in a
drowning accident on the Nisqually
River in Washington. He was born
November 10, 1945 in Olympia,
Washington.
Kalama was a Nisqually Indian
tribal leader and worked with the
Northwest Indian Fishery Commis
sion. He also served on the tribal
fishery commission.
Kalama attended school in the
Battle Ground school district from
Sr . 1835: Mike Prien. 1830: Aaron
Dixon. 1798; Gary Woods, 1754;
Ralph Minnick, 1749; Austin
Greene. 1740; Frank Alby, 1736;
Carl Uribe, 1733; Claude Smith,
Sr., 1718; Phil Morseman, 1713;
Jerry Sampson, 1703; Lawrence
Shike, 1677; Don Winishut, 1665;
Rudy Clements, 1650; Joe Badoni,
1635.
Ladies: Marie Macy, 1960;
Anna Clements, 1956; Birney
Greene, 1936; Angie Greene, 1922;
Margie Tuckta, 1861; Lana Ad
ams, 1858; Deanna Shadley, 1854;
Shirley Sanders, 1829; Jeanine
Prien, 1822; Norene Greene, 1805;
Sandra Greene, 1804; Carolyn
Luey, 1780; Donna Anstett, 1770;
Sandra Danzuka, 1756; Charlotte
Shike, 1747; Patti Dixon, 1718;
Helena Jones, 1710; Joni David,
1702; Sharon Wood, 1688; Helen
Uribe, 1673.
HOLIDAY ROLL-OFF:
Men: Ray Shike, Jr., 1980; John
Wright, 1945; Cliff Walker, 1912;
Alley David, 1670; Austin Greene,
1623; Lawrence Shike, 1605; Joe
Tuckta, 1598; Jerry Sampson,
1586; Ralph Minnick, 1560; Phillip
David, 1553; Owen Danzuka,
1544; Rudy Clements, 1542; Ray
Calica, 1529; Frank Alby, 1520;
Don Winishut. 1512; Claude
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553-3274 or 553 1644 after 1 p.m
new extension program helps
children learn about money.
Ass't. Cook
ful nerformance of the tasks as
signed.; 2.) Such alternatives to the
above qualification as the Board
may find appropriate and accepta
ble. Interested candidate should con
tact Support Services Building,
Jefferson County School District
509-J, 1355 Buff Street. Madras.
Oregon 97741. (503)475-0192.
December 20
the mid-1950s to 1964. He was a
Vietnam veteran who actively cam
paigned for Vietnam veterans
rights.
Survivors include his mother,
Rosie, of Battle Ground; three sis
teers, Joan David of Warm Springs,
and Marie and Lonzie Kalama of
Olympia; one daughter, Kalcen of
Gaithersburg, Maryland, and one
son, John, of Olympia. Also sur
viving are numerous nieces and
nephews.
1405; Joe Badoni. 1311.
Ladies: Lana Adams, 1660; An
gie Greene, 1625; Anna Clements,
1578; Birney Greene, 1576; Helena
Jones, 1566; Sandra Greene, 1543;
Margie Tuckta. 1537; Charlotte
Shike, 1513; Marie Macy. 1492;
Donna Anstett. 1482; Sandra
Danzuka. 1432; Deanna Shadley,
1413; Carolyn Luey, 1375; Norene
Greene, 1364.
SPECIAL EVENTS:
High Scratch Series: Butch Mil
ler, 236, 261, 279, 776; Anna
Clements, 576.
High Handicap Series: Butch
Miller, 845; Marie Macy, 706.
High Individual Game: John
Wright, 300; Marie Macy Lana
Adams, 243.
High Handicap: Butch Miller,
312; Marie Macy, 295.
Triplicate: Austin Greene, 179,
179, 179.
All Spare Game: Helen Uribe,
178.
Master Champs: Division I
Lonnie Ogilvie, Lana Adams;
Division II Rodney Adams,
Sandra Greene.
Holiday Roll-Off: Division I
Ray Shike, Jr., Sandra Greene;
Division II Joe Tuckta, Sandra
Danzuka.