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Vehicle Pool policy reviews driver
Portions of the Vehicle Pool
Policy will appear in the Spilyay
3.0 Driver's Responsibility
(a) Oregon License. The driver
has the responsibility toobtain a valid
Oregon license. Out of state licenses
are permitted only under special cir
cumstances. Out of stale licenses are
valid for 30 days after which an Or
egon State License is required.
(b) Specialty Equipment Licenses.
When specialty licenses are required
by the State of Oregon for certain
types of vehicles, then the driver must
obtain the appropriate special license
in order to operate that vehicle. Ex
ample: To drive a bus you need a
Class 2 License or Chauffeurs Li
cense. (c) Safe Vehicle Operation. All
drivers must operate the vehicle in a
safe, defensive, and responsible
manner and observe all traffic laws,
regulations, and established prac
tices. For safety, seat belts shall be
worn by all occupants at all times.
(d) Securing Unattended Vehicles.
Drivers must remove the keys, set
the parking brake, lock all doors, and
close the windows when leaving a
vehicle unattended, lnoai venicies
Bowling tournament very
To the editor,
The 16th Annual Indian Holiday
Bowling Tournament, held Decem
ber 27, 28, & 29, 1991, has once
again had a successful year. This
year's tournament was held in
memory of "Doris Ann Wolfe", a
long-time bowler in the Warm
Springs Leagues. The family of Doris
contributed to the success of the
tournament by donating four jackets
that went to the women's team
champions: The Wide Spot Pound
ers Joni David, Shirley Sanders,
Missy David, and Allee Jackson, the
family also donated two Pendleton
blankets to the high individual
handicap series to Missy David with
a 692 and Satch Miller with a 744.
Nice Bowling!
The committee would like to
thank the family of Doris for their
time, effort, and help with this year's
tournament. We realize that having
any memorial is a hard thing to do
and we would like to thank the fam
ily for their donations, support, and
participation in the tournament.
Before we get any further, we the
tournament committee, would like
to thank the following: Pelton Lanes
and staff for use of their lanes, their
cordial attention to the tournament
needs, and giving assistance in any
way they could to help make a suc
cessful tournament. Thank you Pelton
Lanes!
Tournament Committee members:
Gene Greene, Sr., Norene Greene,
and Margie Tuckta for working re
ally hard at the tournament desk to
keep up with all the bowling events
and entries and always being ready
for the next event
Richard Wolfe, Missy David,
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cubator Specialist
Economic DevelopmentCharles
Jackson
Registrar (new position)
M.O.I.H.S7Beulah Calica
Columbia River Police Officer
Police DepartmentCarol Wewa
Special Officer Cm-Call
Police DepartmentCarol Wewa
Drug Investigator
Police DepartmentCarol Wewa
Acting Tribal Prosecutor
Police DepartmentCarol Wewa
Fish and Game Supervisor
Police DepartmentCarol Wewa
Power Sew Machine Operator
Warm Springs Clothing Co.
Bemyce Courtney
may be parked at the Vehicle Pool
during weekends and off duty hours
for improved security.
(e) Vehicle Re-fueling. All ve
hicles must be refueled at the Tribal
Vehicle Pool using the Kardloc sys
tem. When refueling the vehicle, the
driver must perform the following:
Input the current odometer reading;
Check the engine oil; Check the
fluid levels; Clean windows;
Check service sticker for next ser
vice; Make a walk-around inspec
tion of vehicle; Report any defects
to Vehicle Pool staff.
(0 Flat Tires. Drivers are respon
sible for knowing how to change a
flat tire. Heavy equipment and spe
cialty trucks will be serviced only by
trained Vehicle Pool staff.
(g) Vehicle Appearance. Vehicle '
operators are responsible for wash
ing and cleaning their assigned ve
hicles bi-weekly. The vehicle pool
wash rack is for use in keeping ve
hicles clean. Soap, hand towels, win
dow cleaner, wash clothes, vacuum
cleaner, and car wax is available from
the Vehicle Pool Parts Manager. The
driver must keep the vehicle free of
all trash.
(h) Original Equipment. The cost
Snnrira Danzuka. Sandra Greene.
Sharon Jones, and Angie Greene for
putting on the high game pots.
Thanks to all the ladies who con
tributed food toward our Sunday
feeding of the bowlers. We appreci
ate all your hard work!
Charlotte Shike, Sandra Danzuka,
Joni David, the Greene sisters, It's
Video Time, Anna Clements and
; NoreneGreenefordonatingall prizes
that were made available for each
raffle drawing. A special than you to
Benson Heath who generously vol
unteered and $20 Sentry gift certifi
cate toward the raffle.
A very exceptional Thank You to
all those who sponsored a jacket for
all our first place winners: Pelton
Lanes, Howard G. Arnett, Mickey
Brunoe, Rainbow Market, George
DeJarnett, Erickson's Sentry, Ted
Strong, Rialto, Chief Smith, S.A.S.
Construction, Randy Boise, Azar
Spino, Dan, Fran & Susan Ahern,
Lakota West Inc. (who donated two!)
Legal notices-
Confederated Tribes of tht Warm Spring!
Reservation of Oregon
VI
Steven Andenon, Sr.
Defendant
Cue No. CR5W-9. A CR24-91
To Steven Anderson
You are hereby notified: Thrt the above cited
casefs), u filed in the Warm Spring! Tribal Court,
hu been scheduled for trialhearing at 1 1 a.m. on the
27th day of January. 1991
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at the
Warm Spring! Tribal Court at the time and date
shown to defend against the charge(s). You may be
represented by yourself, by an attorney, or by a
spokesman, at your own expense. You may bring any
documents you believe are relevant to this cause, and
.STATE.
Watershed
Enhancement
conference set
-Who Will Catch the Rain?"
Pooling our Resources for Wtcrshcd
Enhancement is the theme for
Oregon's 1992 Watershed Enhance
ment Conference set for January 9
and lOat the JohnQ. Hammons Trade
Center, at the Airport Holiday inn in
Portland, Oregon.
Conference speakers include Hugh
Barrett, RiparianWatershed Special
ist discussing salmon, Steve Andrews
and Roger Hamilton speaking on
education and public awareness;
Charles Craig, U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, talking about wetlands,
Stanley Gregory, Department of
Fisheries and Wildlife speaking about
riparian and aquatic issues. Also to be
discussed is urban, rangcland, forestry
and agriculture management, land use
planning and scenic and federal wild
and scenic waterways. Former Oicgoii
governor Neil Goldschmidt will focus
on the future in the closing address.
For more information contact
Barbara Knudsen at 248-9103 of
Vivicnnc Torgcson at 378-8455, Ext
315.
responsibility
of any equipment missing from a
vehicle is charged to the last assigned
department. The driver must account
for all vehicle equipment at all times.
(i) Traffic Citations. Drivers will
be personally responsible for pay
ment of any traffic citations inclined
while operating a tribal vehicle. This
policy covers any and all types of
tickets.
0) Seat Belts. Seat belts will be
worn by all occupants at all tics for
their safety.
(k) No Smoking Policy. As stated
in Resolution 8007, there is to be no
smoking in tribal vehicles. If adriver
is alone, then smoking is allowed. If
there are other passengers, then only
if it is agreed by all occupants is
smoking allowed.
0) Insurance Policy. The insur
ance policy states that only employ
ees of the Confederated Tribes and
their subordinates will be covered
while on company business. Giving
hitchhikers or non-employees a ride
is discouraged.
(m) Driver's Training. All tribal
vehicle operators will be required to
attend Defensive Driving Classes at
least bi-annually.
successful
A bis. bic thank vou to vou all!
All those listed above have all
contributed to make our 1991
WSHIBT another success! And our
congratulations to all the winners in
this year's tournament, and better
luck next time to all the other bowlers
who participated.
This is the second year now the
tournament committee has donated a
$100 added purse to the mixed team
champions. Next year, we the com
mittee, would like to try for a $100
added purse to all the team events
mixed team, mens team, ladies team,
and this would be an added prize fee
to all entries collected. Hope to see
you all for the 17th Annual Bowling
Tournament!
Thank you
WSHIBT Committe
you may bring witnesses to testify on your behalf.
You may request the Court to subpoena your wit
nesses, however, you must sub it your list of wit
nesses no later than two weeks prior to trial; failure
to do so will not be considered sufficient reason to
postpone the trial. If you have any questions, you
should seek legal advice immediately.
If you fail to appear as so ordered, the tribal court
mayenteracomplauil for contempt of court and issue
a warrant for your arrest.
Dated at Warm Springs, on this 23id dsy of
December, 1991.
Lola Sohappy
Judge, Warm Spring! Tribal Court
Verbena Greene
Petitioner
VI
Tani Wright and Daniel Greene
Respondent
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Happy Birthday,
Dad!
Love you lots,
Donna
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO
MY SON BRIAN AVERY RENFRO
12 YEARS OLD - 011880
MY SISTER TOLL
30 SOMETHING -JAN8TH
COURTNEY A WHITNEY JACKSON
6 YEARS OLD -010887
MARTHA ANN HENRY
OVER THE HILL?? - JAN 7TH
LEAH HENRY
JANUARY 0TH
CRYSTAL ROSEU ARTHUR
11 YEARS OLD - 011881
THERESA LOU ANN HENRY
JANURY 27TH
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
LAURAIN & HARRY HINTSALA
JANUARY 27TH
ILOVEYOUIIII
GIRLIE
f V f r
Happy Birthday,
JenniLee VanPelt!
January 27, 1992
4 years old
Birthday dinner & cake at the
ngency Longhouse on January 25
1992. Family &jrienas invuea to
attend.
CaseNoJV21-90
To Tana Wright
You are hereby notified that a petition for Con
servatorGuardianship has been filed with the Warni
Springs Tribal Court
By this notice you are summoned to sppear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 10 ajn. on the
27th day of January. 1992,, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court. All of the fscu of the case will be heard
at this hearing, mdudingevidenceyou wish topresent
You must sppesr to present your argument or the
other side will automatically win. The Petitioner,
Verbena Greene, may then be given all that ia asked
for in the petition for gusrdisnship.
The petitioner will be present at the hearing. If
you desire to personslly argue your side of the case,
you may have a legal aide, spokesperson or attorney
appear on your behalf at your expense.
If you hsve any questions, you should seek legsl
advice immediately. ,.... ,
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 23rd dsy of
December, 1991.
Lola Sohappy
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Hllseo Castro
Petitioner
TS
fW Foltn
Respondent
Cast No. DO U H
To: Ellseo Castro
You sre hereby notified that a petition for modi
fication haa been filed with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled for 10 am. on the 17th
day of January. 1992, at the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. All of the facts of the case will be heard at this
bearing, including evidence you wish to present
Y ou must appear to present your srgtirnem or the
other aide will automatically win. The Petitioner,
Eliaeo Castro, may then be given all that is asked for
in the petition for modification.
The Petitioner will be present at die hearing. If
yea desire to personally argue your side of the case,
yea may have a legal aide, spokesperson or attorney
appear on. your behalf at your expense.
If you have any questions, you should set legal
advice immediately.
Dsted at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 17 day of
Oecembec, 1991.
Lota Sottapsy
Jadgo, Warm Springs Tribal Coast
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" .I" ...
Nicky! Have a
happy birthday!
Love,
Marsha
Love from,
mom-Liza,
Robert & Marella family,
Lillie VanPelt & kids
Happy Birthday,
Baby Ann VanPelt!
January 3, 1992
Love from your,
U-lla-Ellza, Wolfman,
Robert, Marcella &
kids,
Lillie VanPelt & kids
Happy 3rd Birthday,
Tammy Rose Tohet!
January 12, 1992
love you lots!
Mom. Dad. Grandpa,
Grandma, and the rest of the
tribe.
Obituary
Donald L. Maxwell
Seventy-year-old, Donald L.
Maxwell, a resident of Dayton, Or
egon, and former resident of Madras,
Oregon, died December 24, 1991 at
a hospital in McMinnville. No ser
vices were held, and the burial was
private.
Maxwell was born October 31,
1921 in Newberg to E. Miles and
Gladys (Emmerson ) Maxwell. He
was raised and educated in Dayton.
He married Phyllis Wright in Day
ton, on September 14, 1941. The
couple lived in several locations
throughout Oregon, before moving
to Madras in 1958. Where they lived
until his retirement in 1984. He was
a volunteer on the Pi-Ume-Sha
Treaty Days Committee and he was
an employee of the Confederated
Howlak Tichum
Flora Sue Scott
Flora Sue Scott passed away De
cember 23, 1991 at St. Charles
Medical Center in Bend, Oregon.
Scott, 32, was born September 15,
1959 in Redmond, Oregon to Samuel
Charles Scott and Aurelia (Moody)
Stacona.
She attended schools in Portland,
Madras and received her high school
diploma in Seattle, Washington. After
high school she attended Teller
Training School in Seattle, Wash
ington. She had moved back to Warm
Springs just one year ago after living
in Kent, Washington.
One of her special interests were
Missionary work as an evangelist.
And she enjoyed singing and was a
member of the True Destiny Concert
Choir and the Washington Mass
Choir both from the Seattle area. She
was also a member of the Warm
Springs Full Gospel Church.
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Happy Birthday,
Lillie VanPelt
January 3, 1992
Love you, Robert, Marcella
&klds
Mom and Wolfeman, Tony
VanPelt & Eliza
Happy Birthday
KUSSA!
from, Tony, Selena, Tonya,
George and Leanna
Happy Birthday to a dear
dad,
Robert Sam Sr.
January 11, 1992
We all love you,
Tracy, Sadie, Elsie, Neda, Jr
Jeleah, & I homas bam
Happy Birthday,
Keena Starr Heath!
January 3, 1992
7 years old
Love,
Mom A Dad, Grandpa Felix
Patrick Sr., Grandma Sevlna
Patrick, the late Walter
Heath Sr., and Ellen Heath
Tribes for the Utilities Department.
The couple then purchased a recre- -ational
vehicle and traveled for five
years before moving to Dayton.
Heissurvivedbyhiswife.Phyllis,
at the family home; two sons, Tim of j
Seattle and Brian of Corvallis; two ,
daughters, Donita Maxwell of
Livermore, California, and Becky i
Todd of Redmond; one brother,
Darrell of Pendleton; eight grand
children; and one great-grandchild.
A brother preceded him in death,
William in 1964.
Memorials may be sent to the
American Heart Fund, co Macy &
Son Funeral Directors, 1 35 N. Evans
Street, McMinnville, Oregon 97 128
4682 Surviving Scott are her mother :
Aurelia Stacona of Kent, Washing- :
ton, her sister Ervanna Littleagle of ;
Kent,Washington,herbrothersLouie ;
ScottandRandyScottbothofWarm ;
Snrincs. Oregon and Ramone :
Stacona of Seattle, Washington. Her :
aunt Fannie waneneica oi warm
Springs and great aunt Hilda Meanus
Culpus of Warm Springs as well as
numerous aunts, uncles, cousins,
nieces and nephews.
Prayer services were held at the
Madras Evergreen Chapel Funeral
Home 63 S.W. D. Street, Madras.
Oregon, Tuesday, December 24,
199 1 at 7:00 p.m. Graveside services
were held at the Lower Warm Springs
River Cemetary at 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday, December 25, 1991.
Madras Evergreen Chapel Funeral
Home was in charge of the arrangements.
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