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PACE 8 October 18, 1991 Warm Springs, Oregon Spilyay Tymoo Job openings Notice toall job applicants: Tribal memberIndian "preference, pro spective employees will be requested to tuke a pre-employment drugal cohol screening test For more information, call Em ploymcnt Services T 553-3261 PositionsDepartments 3 Committee Secretary positions Administrative Service Center Secretary Trainee (Must be eli gible for JTPA) Employment Services Medical Records Clerk (Must be JTPA eligible) Employment Services Secretary Management Record Clerk Records Center Sports Producer K-TWINs Power Sewing Machine Operators WSAI Secretary III Community Counseling Center Assistant TeacherBaby Room Child Development Center Secretary-Recreation Community Center Adult Parole and Probation Offi cer Parole and Probations Male Corrections Officer Police Department Chief of Police Police Department Clumbia River Police Officer Police Department Drug Investigator Police Department Sccvrctary (HUD) Mousing Computer training is available for those who are eligible for JTPA. 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The leaflet, title "A guide to So ial Security and SSI Disability CallSpilyayTymoo with the correct identification of tht location of this tto-qulz and win a year's tubscriDtion On Patrol : Man found murdered ; On October 7, 1991, at approxi . matelylO:30a.m.,theWarmSprings ' Police Department received a report fromanemployeeoftheOregonState Highway Department that local woodcutters had discovered the body of a man in the woods on the Warm Springs reservation on the W-300 road near U.S. Highway 26 at mile post 81.8. Tribal police, along with the BIA Agency Special Officer responded to the area where the body was lo cated. According to Rob Moran, Agency Special Officer, stated the victim was Anthony A. Barker, age 27. Barker was from California. The FBI, Wasco County Sheriffs Department, Portland Area Gang Task Force Unit, Oregon State Police Crime Lab, Warm Springs Forestry Department and the Warm Springs Search and Rescue unit responded to the crime scene to assist in the in vestigation. The victim 's body was transported by Bel-Air Funeral Home to the Portland Medical Examiner's office in Portland where an autopsy was conducted October 8. According to Moran, the "cause of death has been determined to be from a gun shot." Authorities have since learned and Rummage sale set The parents of senior students are sponsoring a rummage sale October 26 at the Jefferson County Fair grounds in Madras. There will be a large variety of items ranging from clothing to baby things to furniture. Please come out and support our ef forts to give our kids a great gradu ation party. Hours of the sale will be 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. confirmed that Barker was an es caped felon out of the San Diego Detention Facility who was listed on the 10 most wanted list for Califor nia, last reported to be armed and dangerous. Moran is heading the investiga tion. Police statistics noted The month of September proved to be qui te busy for the patrol division, a the new school year got underway. Officer Holliday was busy preparing lesson plans as the second year of the "Drug Abuse Resistance Education" (DARE) program is about to begin. Holliday s first class was held Oc tober 16. The officers have been busy keeping an eye on the average speed of vehicles, especially within the Warm Springs comm unity and school zone. Buckle u and watch out for children. McGruff, the crime dog, made two very special appearances at the Warm Springs Elementary school recently. To kick off healthitness and say no to drugs, McGruff par ticipated in the first school fun run of the year. Continuing on his crusade, McGruff popped in on the school during their first open house to help show support for the students, parents and teachers. McGruff reminds community members that he needs their help to "take a bite out of crime! " The campus field was the sight of the Public Safety Volleyball chal lenge that pitted Fire and Safety against the Police department.. The results of the contest are unavailable, depending on to whom you speak. In any event, it was great exercise. The Fish and Game Division re ported the following statistics for the month: Overall contacts in the field 139 Hunting violations 12 Fishing violations 0 , Trespass violations 1 Woodcutting violations 0 Miscellaneous 1 Warnings 22 With the number of hunters in the woods this time of year, remember that it is against the law to be in toxicated and in possession of a firearm. The patrol division is seeing an increase in statistics on this mat ter. Veterans powwow set for November The PortlandVancouvei Northwest Indian Veterans Association Chapter is having a powwow November 8 and 9, 1991 in conjunction with the Medal of Honor Convention. Location and time will be announced at a later date. Programs for People with HIV Infcc lion" describes the kinds of benefits available, explains how Social Se curity evaluates a person's dis ability and provides helpful advice on what a person can do to expedite the claims process. It also provides an overview of special rules designed to help you return to work. Social Security pays disability benefits through the Social Security disability insurance program to people who have worked under So cial Security, and through the SSI program to people with limited in come and assets, including children. A person may qualify under one or both programs depending on his or her circumstances. The new leaflet will be available after this month from any Social Se curity office. to Spilyay . The number to call Is 553-1644 after 1:00 p.m., Monday October 21. Thanks for helping in our time of need To the Editor, We would like to extend our grati tude to the Simnashocommunity and the Simnasho Longhousc members for their assistance during our recent need. We were recently faced with a financial problem, we needed to find airfare funds to bring our Aunt (Rosa's mom) Emily LittlcFish and her two children to Oregon from Alaska. Thanks to all of you. Emily is now home and will be able to take care of our disabled grandmother ) J Flora James. Special thanks to Picrsonand Rose Mitchcll.Gcraldine Blodgctt, Ramona Starr and Shirley Heath for their donations. I am sorry that we could not mention all of you who purchased items, but we know who you are and we are grateful to all of you! Sincerely, Leslie and Rosa Bill Foster and J'Dean Kalama Curtis and Sarah Thompson and Families Elsie got married! Dear Friends, We would like to announce to all the people of Warm Springs of our marriage that occurred October 9, 1991. Louis is moving from Hawthorne,Nevada and we will make our home in Warm Springs. We would like to continue to be part of the community and to volunteer our services. Sincerely, Elsie Zehr Louis F. Reid Happy Birthday, Daughter Susan M. Gilbert on October 23 Love from Mom and Dad Happy birthday to our grandson, James Gilbert Johnson on October 27 Love, Grandma and Grandpa Social Security issues phone Effective October 1, 1991, the Social Security Administration changed its toll-free telephone num ber to 1-800-SSA-1213. The numbcrchange resulted from Congressional legislation that re quires Federal Government agencies to convert to a new telecommunica tions system called "FTS 2000." Since the new system is managed by a different service carrier than the agencies had used in the past, SSA had to change its toll-free number. Miller notes change of military address To the Editor, I would like to thank all those who have been writing me letters and supporting me with encourage ment while I'm here in Germany. Here is my new address. Pvt. Wayne R. Miller B4-3-FA-REGT.UnitNo.22629 Box 36 APO AE 09272 Cars for sale 1987 Dodge Caravan, Auto, loaded, air, power windows, locks. Consider offers. 553-1646. 1979 Toyota Cressida. Auto, loaded, air power windows, locks. $2,500. 553-1646. Ancient Site-Continued from page 3 Fifth wheel for sale For sale: 1976 17' 5th wheel travel trailer. Good condition. Located at Alfred Smith residence. Asking $2,500. Call 553-1401 for more information. House for rent For Rent: 4 bedroom house in West Hills. $375 a month. For more info see Prosanna Williams or write: Rental info, P.O. Box 34, Warm Springs, Oregon 97761. 14 found by exposing materials to X ray fluorescence, says Stuemke. He also explains that tests will be con ducted to define the types of activi ties conducted at the site. Already, archaeologists know some food processing occurred at the site be cause of the discovery of milling stones used for grinding foods. Final results of testing will be available in late winter. After results are reported, recommendations will Keep cold out Winter will soon be upon us. Time to think of weatherizing your home to keep out the cold and the heat in. Home owners who need weatherization service to their home may call the housing office 553-1915 to request applications or ask for John Mcllwaine be made to the Department oi Trans portation for mitigation measures to the area. Also, if the site meets Na tional Register qualifications as a historical site, further excavation will be requested to recover a percentage sample of materials at the site. Recovered materials are kept at the museum repository which meets federal standards and are accessible to the Tribe at any time, say s S tuemke. Happy 21 st Birthday Sky! Thursday, October 24, 1991 We love you very much. Have a great one. From your two favorite sweet hearts, Saphronia & Victoria Katchia Trick or treaters welcome at Nursing Home Happy Birthday, Daisy Gilbert October 28 Love, Mom and Dad p v I , ' v ... JF " Area children are invited to "Trick or Treat" Halloween even ing at the Mountain View Nursing Home in Madras. This Halloween marks the tenth consecutive year that the residents of Mountain View have offered their home as a safe place for children to "Trick or Treat." Each year, Mountain View has experienced more children visiting the residents and gathering treats on Halloween. This year, officials at Mountain View expect over 800 children to visit the home between 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In prepara tion for their young visitors, resi dents make an assortment of treats including popcorn balls, carmel corn and cookies. Local businesses and citizens are encouraged to join the employees of Mountain View Hospital and Nursing Home in donating wrapped candy, fresh fruit or the ingredients for treats to the resi dents. It is anticipated that over 30,000 treats will be given out by Mountain View residents. To con tribute Halloween goodies call Sherri Anderson, R.N. at 475-3882. SUBSCRIPTION TO SPILYAY TYMOO SEND SUBSCRIPTION TO: SPILYAY TYMOO, PO BOX 870, WARM SPRINGS, OR 97761 NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE. ZIP- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $9.00 PER YEAR IN THE U.S. $15.00 PER YEAR OUTSIDE THE U.S. All members of the Confederated Tribes of "vVarm Springs will receive the Spilyay Tymoo at no cost. Spilyay Tymoo is published bi-weekly by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Changing Now and Always There is always a time to change... Part of changing is reflecting... Internal feelings to the external view of self Only change those things that... You deeply believe in... You are who you are. The person within is real... And can be shared with others... You can trust yourself... Changing is now and always. MatoTopa, 1984 General Council Meeting Tuesday, October 22 Agency Longhouse Dinner at 6 p.m.; meeting to follow Agenda: WSFPI Status Report Howlak Tichum Mario Lorenzano Garate Fifteen month old child, Mario Lorenzano Garate died Thursday, October 10,1991 in Warm Springs. The cause of death is unknown. He was bom June 21, 1990 in Portland, Oregon to David and Lisa (Strong) Garate. On Friday October 11, dressing ceremonies were held at Bel-Air Co lonial Funeral Home in Madras, Or egon at 10:30 a.m. Prayer services followed at the Agency Longhouse. Burial services were then held at the lower Seckseequa Cemetery in Warm Springs. Wilson Wewa and other tribal elders officiated the services. Survivors include his parents David Garate and Lisa Strong of Warm Springs, sisters; Allie Maria Garate and Salina Strong, brothers; Aaron James Strong, grandparents; Venus Strong of Warm Springs, James Strong of Yakima, Washing ton, Maria L. and Eliodoro R. Garate of Mexico. J I A
