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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Job Openings
Notice to all jobanplicanu: Tribal
memberIndian preference. All pro
spective employees will be required
to take pre-employment drugal
cohol screen test.
For more information, call Em
ployment Services. For information
concerning the job descriptions of
advertised positions, call the depart
ment or contact person listed.
3 Committee Secretaries
Administrative Service Center
Lynn Davis
Secretary
ManagementGinger Smith
Records Clerk
Record CenterGinger Smith
Power Sew Machine Operator
WSAIBcmycc Courtney
Secretary III
Community Counseling Center
Jean Green
Activity Bus Driver
EducationLevi Bobb
Flu vaccinations
The influenza vaccine is now
available at the Warm Springs clinic.
Flu shots will be given to patients
with diabetes during the regular
diabetes clinic on Thursday, No
vember 14 from 8 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. All
patients with diabetes are urged to
receive the flue vaccine every fall
and to be vaccinated with the pneu
mococcal vaccine just once after
being diagnosed with diabetes.
Senior citizens may receive their
flue shots on Friday, November 15
from 8 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. during Senior
Citizens clinic. Both the influenza
and pneumococcal vaccines will be
offered during the immunization
clinics.
In addition to patients with dia
betes and senior citizens, there are
other adults who fall into the high
risk category who should receive the
vaccines.
Persons at elevated risk of influ
enza: Those 65 years of age or older
Residents of nursing homes and
other chronic-care facilities.
Adults and children with
chronic chest or heart diseases, in
cluding children with asthma, and
adults with emphysema and chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease.
Adults and children treated for
chronic diseases during the past years,
as an inpatient or outpatient.
Children and teenagers (6
months to 18 years of age) who are
on long-term aspirin treatment.
Persons at elevated risk of trans
mitting influenza to high-risk per
sons: Health care personnel in inpa
tient or outpatient facilities.
Employees of health care fa
cilities for elderly.
Providers of home care.
Household members.
Persons at elevated risk of pneu
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The Kalama family honored their veterans October 12 at the Agency Longhouse. Veterans include (left to right)
Steve Rubin, Tommy Kalama, Woody Smith, Bernard Rock and Larson Kalama.
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Family Preservation Specialist
Childrcns Protective ServicesJon
Grant
Secretary II
Children Protective ScrviccsJon
Grant
On Call Male Corrections Officer
Police DepartmentFrank Smith
Chief of Police
Police DcpartmcntJcff Sanders
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Police DepartmentDon Courtney
Drug Investigator
Police DcpartmcntJcff Sanders
Secretary
HousingDelano Miller
BIA Teller
IIMMaric Smith
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BIAMaric Smith
available at Warm
mococcal infections:
Persons 65 years of age or older.
Patients lacking a spleen or
with diseases affecting the spleen,
such as sickle cell disease.
Persons with chronic illnesses
affecting the heart, liver or kidneys.
Patients with other chronic
conditions such as diabetes or im
paired resistance to infections, in
cluding pneumonia, emphysema and
chronic obstructive pulmonary dis
ease. Both vaccines can be given at the
same time without any increase in
side effects or reduction in protection
against infection.
Aside from the inconvenience due
to sickness and disrupted daily ac
tivities, these infections contribute
to a striking increase in hospitaliza
tions and deaths each year.
Deaths from pneumonia and in
fluenza comprise the sixth leading
cause of death among all Oregonians
and the fifth leading cause of death
among residents 50 years of age and
older.
From 1979 through 1989, ap
proximately 8,000 Oregonians died
due to the effects of pneumonia and
influenza. The average number of
deaths each year during this interval
was 727 and varied from a low of 608
in 1979 to a high of 924 in 1989.
There has been a steady increase in
deaths during this interval in spite of
immunization activities directed
largely against influenza.
Influenza vaccine components are
changed each year to maximize pro
tection against prevalent viruses and
Jeans for Sale!
Used jeans $1 a pair.. Waist sizes 25" to 28".
Lengths vary. Quantity discounts are available.
Proceeds go to future ECE Parent Club activities.
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.STATE.
CEAHEC director
position open
The Cascades East Area Health
Education Center is seeking an Ex
ccutive Director who will be respon
siblc for overall management or the
Center, including planning, organiz
ing, directing and evaluating the
educational, financial and personnel
activities of the Center.
Administrative offices of the
Center will be in Klamath Falls,
Oregon. Governance e and policy
direction is provided by a board of
directors.
Minimum qualifications include:
five years of progressively respon
sible supervisory and management
experience including budget, per
sonnel, public relationsinformation
and program evaluation OR a health
professions degree with similar pro
gressively responsible management
experience as cited above. Also re-
3uircd is experience in commui.1 "
cvclopment, planning adult educa
tion programs and working for or
with nonprofit boards of directors.
Submit resume or curriculum vi
tae no later than November 22, 199 1 ,
to: Deputy Director, AHEC Program
Office, Oregon Health Sciences
University. LI 02. Portland. OR
Springs IHS clinic
since the duration of protection is
usually less than 6 to 8 months, this
vaccine should be obtained on an
annual basis.
Pneumococcal vaccine is usually
administered only once, but
revaccinations may be indicated for
certain high-risk individuals.
If you have any questions re
garding the immunization clinic,
please call Candace Reich, Diabetes
Program coordinator, or Linda
Knight, public health nurse at the
clinic at 553-1 196.
Community help needed in forming accurate veterans' list for museum exhibit
In the exhibitry of the new mu
seum, there will be a section called
"Scouts and Soldiers", honoring the
men and women of Warm Springs
who served with the armed forces.
To ensure our roll is complete, we
are asking assistance with the ac
companying list. We do not have all
the information of the branches and
discharge dates Please contact the
museum office at 553-3331 with any
corrections and or additions. This
section will be in the permanent ex
hibit so it is very important not to
leave anyone who deserves recogni
tion in this exhibit off the list
Recent InducU
Tamera Calhoun Coffee, Army; Anthony
Davis, Army; Wayne Miller, Army; Shauna
Queahpama-Craig, Army; David Red Fox,
Navy; Alvii Smith HI, Army; Mark Stacona,
Army. 1989; Willard Suppah, Jr.,Navy;Gary
Smith, Army; Hiram Yaw, Navy; Anita
Bryant, Army; Raymond Calica, Jr., Army;
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Geo-Quiz
Identify the location of this photograph and the stream pictured and win a
for yourseff or a friend and a Water A wanness T-shirt. Call 553 -1644 after
with your answer. First correct answer wins.
Annual Christmas
Bazaar
Saturday, December 14
Warm Springs
Community Center
Set up at 8 a.m.
Open from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Emerion Culpui; Gerald Danzuka, Jr., Ed
ward Hendenon, Army, Paul Hendenon;
Lavena Ike; Lyman Jim; Reuben, Johnson,
Jr., Marines; Vesta Hudson, Army, 1990;
Spencer Keo; Tommy Keo; Lawrence Macy;
Keith Moody, Marines; Raymond Moody,
Marines, 1 -26-86 and Lawrence Squiemphen,
Jr.
Viet Nam Confllcl
Tracy Arthur, Gilbert Brunoe; Charles
Calica, Navy; Raymond Calica, Sr., Navy,
1966; Phillip David, Navy; Ellison David,
Army; Tony Fuentes, Army; Gaylord Heath;
Kirby Heath, Sr., Marines; Leo Hellon, Army;
Ray (Lvle) Holliday, Marines; Marvin Ike,
Navy; Larson Kalama; Ross Kalama, Jr.,
Marines; Thomas Kalama; Danny Katchia,
Marines; Larry Laniley; Walter Langnese,
III, Marines; Uren Leonard, Navy; Vinson
Macy, Air Force; Daniel Martinez, Marines;
Francisco Martinez, Air Force; Henry
Martinez, Army; Kenneth Miller, Everett
Miller, Frank Mitchell; Jameson Mitchell;
Jeff Mitchell; Patrick Mitchell; Charles
Moody; Victor Moses; Rafael Queahpama,
Army, 1968; Ralph Queahpama, Army; Jim
Sahme, Army; Elmer Scott, Navy; Ric' ard
Scott, Army; Alfred Smith, Jr., Army; Bruce
Awakening successful
Continued from page 4
Thank you one and all, as without
your input participation, constructive
feedback and interest, this would not
have been possible. We are com
mitted to making this an annual event.
If you have any further questions,
feel free to call on us at the CHP
department office at 553-3291.
On behalf of The Awakening con
ference planning committee, re
spectfully submitted,
Judith Charley
Dir. CHP
Impact aid funds
to be discussed
November 1 1
As stated in School Board Police
911, the District plans to afford all
district patrons, and most specifically
Native American parentsguardians,
an opportunity to make comments
and recommendations relative to the
application and use of PL 81-874
Impact Aid funds.
We have scheduled this year's
public hearing during a regular school
board meeting, beginning at 7:30
p.m., Tuesday, November 12, 1991
in the library at Warm Springs El
ementary. The public is invited to
attend and encouraged to ask ques
tions and state opinions regarding
District 509-J programs and the use
of funds.
Legal Notice
CascNikCVlU-M
To: Frederick D. Bobb
You are hereby notified: That the above cited
cue(i), aa filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court
hat been icheduled for a show cause hearing at
1:30 p.m. on the 18th day of November, 1991.
You are hereby ordered: To be an appear at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court at the time and dale
shown, to show cause why the impended aentence
of 11291, should not be imposed far your failure
to comply with the sentence imposed against you.
This hearing will not be a full hearing on the merits
of the cause; you must appear and defend a gainst a
complaint that yon failed K obey the Order of the
Court.
If you fail to appear aa so ordered, the Tribal
Court shall enter a complaint for contempt et court
and issue a warrant far your arrest. If you have any
eraeations, you should seek legal assistance imme
diately. Dated at Warm springs, Oregon on this 17th
day of October, 1991.
Walter Langneet III
Judge, Wane Springs Tribal Coart
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MHS freshmen
Madras high school's freshman
football team played host to Redmond
on Thursday, October 24. The Buffs
tost 2044 against the Panthers who
dominated the first half of play with
quick line and hard running backs. The
Buffaloes did settle down and played
much better in the second half.
Ashwill to be honored
Mel Ashwill will be honored at a
reception Saturday, November 9 at the
United Methodist Church at 1 2th and B
streets in Madras from 1 to 4 p.m.
Ashwill received the National Paleon
tologist of the Year award in August
Smith, Marines; Claude Smith, Jr., Army;
DarreU Smith; Emerson Smith; Milan Smith,
Jr.; Raymond Smith, Navy; Roger Smith;
Tommy Smith, Army; Jerry Su Germaine;
William Stacona; Louis Tewee, Army;
Willard Tewee, Army; Dennis Thompson,
Army; Richard Tohet, Army; Eldon Lawney
Tom, Army; Lawrence Tufti, Army and
Gerald Wewa, Army.
Those In occupational services In Ja
pan, Germany, Korea, Etc.
George Aguilar, Larry Arthur, Freddie
Blodgett; Bruce, Brunoe, Sr., Air Force;
Theodore Brunoe, Army; Albert Comedown;
Gerald Danzuka, Sr.; Kenneth Danzuka;
Frank Wilson; Johnny George; Allen Gil
bert, Sr.; Elton Greeley; Melvin Greeley;
Levi Greene; Eugene Greene, Sr.; Eldred
Heath; Vernon Henry; Milton Holliday; Ben
Holliday, Jr.; Cyril Johnson, Air Force;
Rueben Johnson, Sr.; Roland Kalama, Sr.;
Reginald Kalani; Ronald Kalani; David
KaUni; Levi Keo; Louie LeClaire, Jr.; Marvin
Meanus, Sr.; Sidney Miller, Pierson Mitchell;
Benny Powyowit; Robert Sanders; Danny
Scott; Leroy Scott; Benson Simtustus; Delton
Switzler, Virgil Switzler; Chester VanPelt;
William Wainanwit; Dallas Winishut, Sr.;
Reginald Winishut; Omar Winishut, Sr.;
Chesley Yahtin, Sr.; Kathleen Heath Foltz;
Janice Smith Rood and Jeffery Sanders, Sr.;
World War I Veterans
Lewis Baker; Sammy Hatchet; Moses
Hellon; Henry Kalama, Sr.; Francis Kalama;
Davis Miller; Alfred Smith, Sr.V McKinley
Wesley and Sam Wewa.
World War II Veterans
Clifford Arthur, Sr., Army; Stephen Boise,
DO, Curtis Brown, Army; Lawrence Brown,
DO; Frank Brunoe, DO; Cecil Brunoe Sr.,
UW, Alvin Charley, Sr., DO; Wesley Charley,
DO. Alfred Clark. DO: Harold Cultms. DO.
Harrison Davis, Sr., DO; Hamley Danzuka,
Have a safe Halloween
Drive carefully, watch for children
MIKE
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host Redmond
Redmond scored 36 of their points in
the first half.
During the third quarter, Harry
Hisatake scored a 1 yard touchdown
and also ran the extra point During the
fourth quarter of play Hisatake com-
?lctcd a 50 yard T.D and again a 5 yard
.D. Coach Ron Phillips stated, We
did improve our sweep play this week
and blocking over all has improved.
Our tackling has dropped off this game
and we must spend more time on it."
The freshman team will travel to
LaPine for their last game on Thursday ,
October 31, 1991.
DO, Orville Danzuka, DO; Benjamin Dick,
DO, KIA 10-4-45; Roscoe Dick, DO, KM
10-19-44; Delbert Frank, Sr., Navy, Manuel
Garcia, Army; Lasco Gilbert, Army;
Alphonso Garcia, Navy; Roy Heath, Sr.,
Army; Richard Hellon, DO; Elmer Henry,
Navy; Louis Henry, Army, William Spencer
Hicks, Army; Sherman Holiday, Army;
Sammy Danzuka, Army, Sims Holliquilla,
Navy; Wilkins Hellon, Marines; Zane Jack
son, Navy; Max Jackson, Army; Simon John,
Army; Morris Johnson, Marines; Raymond
Johnson, Sr., Army; Gus (Nick) Kalama,
Army; Charles Kalama, Army; Leonard
Kalama, Army; Ross Kalama, Sr., Army;
Elman Kishwalk, Army; Orville Lewis,
Army; John Francis Lewis, Navy; Harold
Lewis, Army; Roy Meachem, Army; Clifford
Meachem, Army; Willis Miller, Army; Percy
Miller, Army; Arthur Mitchell, Army; Oscar
Moses, Army; Huston Moody, Army;
Harriman Palmer, Army; Emery Parker,
Army; Eugene Parker, Army; Elliott Palmer,
Army, KIA 11-7-43; Elmer Quinn, Army;
Ray Scott, Army; Bill Sam, Army; Harvey
Scott, Army; Russell Smith, Navy; Roscoe
Smith, Navy; Alvin Smith, Sr., Army;
Wood row Smith, Sr., Army; Lloyd Smith,
Sr, Navy; Milan Smith, Army; Claude Smith,
Sr., Army; Sam Scott, Army; Wilford
Sookioit, Sr., Army; Alvis Smith, Sr., Army;
Wilson Spencer, Navy; Powell Spencer,
Navy; Emest Spencer, Navy; Lawrence
Squiemphen, Sr., Army; Roscoe Stacona,
Army; Roosevelt Suppah, Army; Franklin
Suppah, Army; Aurthur Thomas, Army;
Francis Thomas, Navy; Harvey Tohet, Army;
Charles Tufti, Army; Grant Waheneka, Army;
Felix Wallulatum, Navy; Merris Wallulatum,
Sr., Army; Nelson Wallulatum, Navy; Melvin
Wewa, Army; Percy Winishut, Army; Gil
bert Yahtin, Army, KIA 1-14-45; and Eddie
Reed, Air Force.
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