PARE 8 February 19, 1993
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Job openings
If you are interested in applying
for a job contact Amelia Tcwcc to
lubmu applications. To ak about
k)b details, call the contact person
luted on this advertisement. Job
openings in Warm Springs as of
February 8, 1993 arc:
Records ClerkRecords Center
Ginger Smith
Secretary Bus. Economic DcvC.
Jackson
Substitute Teacher AidesEarly
Childhood EdTNancy Kirk
Outreach CoordinatorEarly
: Childhood EdyJulie Quaid
(2) Finance Clerk sFmancc Gov
emmcmalJudv Johnson
(10) Fire Fighters (Temporary)
' Fire ManagcmcntMikc Gomez
(3) Engine Operators (Tempo
rary )Firc ManagcmcntMikc Gomez
(2) Fire Fighters (Temporary )Fire
' Management-Bear SpringsMike
Gomez
ClcrkComp. &. BenefitsDec
Nelson or Jancil Smith
Child Care WorkcrCPSL.
Thompson
Youth WorkcrCPSL. Thompson
Secretary RcccptionistCPS
Cheryl Tom
Disabilities CoordinatorSocial
; ServicesGay Ic Rodgcrs
; Secretary IlCommunity Health
; Prom.-WtPJudy Ch;irlcy
Child Treatment Coordinator
: Comm. Counseling CcntcrJamcs
: Quaid
EducationTour Coodinator needed
The Museum office has a vacancy
: for EducationTour Coordinator to
oversee the Museum's relationship
with educational institutions. To co
ordinate, facilitate all group tours.
Applicant must be a high school
: graduate. Have 2 years of college,
and S years minimum education and
; experience. Have good public rela
Thank you for
To the editor,
We would like to express our heart
felt thanks toallofthc friends, family
' and relatives, for being with us dur-
v ing our time of loss of our loved one.
: We would like to thank the St.
.'Charles Medical Center staff for
doing all they could while our loved
; one was in their care.
; We would like to thank Wilson
Wewa, Jr. for the helping hand he
-gave in the Service, and also to
William Wainanwit, Sr. for his part
in the services.
We also appreciate the use of the
Full Gospel Church, and would like
to thank the people who took it upon
themselves to volunteer their own
Mitchells doing
Alvin and Pat Schuster, of Wapato,
Washington, are the guardians of
Debra Mitchell
Joseph Mitchell
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Family Preservation Specialist
CPSJon Grant
ArchaeologistCultural Re
soun.esScott Stucmke
Correction OfficersPolice DcptV
Teeny Tappo
DispatcherPolice DeptTceny
Tappo
Special OfficerPolice Dept.
Kah-Nee-Ta accepting applications
Kah-Ncc-Ta will begin hiring for
the following in March 1993: Front
Desk Clerks. PBX operators, Bell
Persons, and Housekeeping posi
tions. Seasonal to start, some full-time
positions may open up later. Call
353-1112 extension 350 for inter
view. Applications may be picked
up at the Resort anytime.
Kah-Ncc-Ta also has openings at
the Golf Course for Golf Course Me
chanic, and Golf Course Laborer.
Requirements for a Golf Course
Mechanic arc: have valid driver's li
cense; 2 years experience. Must be
able to: know how to sharpen and
rebuild reel type mowers; the back
lapping of reels and the proper way
to adjust cutting units; repair or re
build small and large engines;
troubleshooting of hydraulic and
electrical systems; understand golf
etiquette; work weekends.
The requirements of a Golf Course
Laborer arc: valid driver's license.
tions; speech and writing skills.
Knowledge of tribal policies, his
tory, organization, and administra
tion. Also some supervisory respon
sibilities. Salary is negotiable. Will work
from 8 to 5, Monday through Friday.
If interested contact Michael
Hammond before February 19th.
your support
time to cook, (Johnny Allen, Janet
Billic, Patricia Allen and Barbara
Bobb) and all of the others who do
nated their time in the kitchen, do
nation of the food.
Last but not least we would like to
thank all of whom brought flowers,
and all the prayers.
Thank you,
Earl Tufti & family; Priscilla
Arthur & family; Tyree
Stormbringer & family; Ferman
Tufti, Sr. & family; Melinda
Puerta & family; Rebecca Cruz
& family; Natalie Burgess;
Caroline Johnson & family;
Mary Godowa & family; Arthur
Mitchell & family
well in Wapato
Pat's brother's three children two
boys and a girl. The three children
are enrolled members of the Con
federated Tribes of Warm Springs.
The oldest child, Debbie Mitchell,
is 16 years old. She is a sophomore at
Wapato High School. She received a
4.0 gpa the last semester. She enjoys
choir, drama and some kind of math
that Pat says she, herself, doesn't
quite understand. She is also a
member of the high school Indian
Club. Visiting various colleges is
helping Debbie decide which one
she wants to attend when the time
comes.
Joseph and Allen Mitchell are
students at the junior high school.
Joseph, a seventh grader, enjoys
choir, sports and each boy is a member
of the school's Indian Club. Each is
an "average" student, says Pat, with
their report cards showing B's and
C's. Allen just celebrated is 14th
birthday February 15. (Happy birth-
day, Allen!)
Allen Mitchell
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Maintenance ManMousing
Delano Miller
SunervisorParolc St Probation
Lola Sohanpy
Power Sewing Machine Operator
WS ClothingB. Courtney
ScamstrcssWS ClothingB.
Courtney
Must be able to: learn to run all
mowers and other small equipment
in the maintenance of die golf course;
and work weekends.
Closing date for these positions is
February 25, 1993.
If you arc interested in applying,
please call Kah-Ncc-Ta Resort 553
1112 Extension 374 for interview or
submit your resume to Kah-Ncc-Ta
Resort, P.O. Box K, Warm Springs,
Oregon 97761.
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Bids accepted
Separate scaled bids for the con
struction of a watcrwell producing a
minimum of 250 gpm, 7100 lineal
feet of 4" DI and PVC waterline, and
a 60,000 gallon concrete reservoir
will be received by Highland Water
District at the office of Tye Engi
neering, Inc., 1 1 2 NW Greeley, Bend,
Or., 97701 until 2:00 p.m. on March
3, 1993, and then at said office pub
licly opened and read aloud.
The Contract Documents may be
examined at the following locations:
Tye Engineering, 112 NW Greeley,
Bend, OR, and the Central Oregon
Builders Exchange, 707 NW Hill St.
Copies of the Contract Documents
may be obtained at the office of Tye
Engineering upon payment of $50.00
for each set (non-refundable).
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Happy Birthday, everyone!
To the editor,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Geez, I
can't believe it's that time of the year
for the following people to already
be one year older, an I d like to wish
all these people the best on their
birthdays! They are:
Floyd Frank, Sr., March 13th
Floyd Frank, Jr., March 18th
Tamera Sohappy, March 20th
Excess tribal
Miscellaneous excess used prop
erty will be available for sale on an
"as is" basis for Tribal Members only
from February 22 through March 5,
1993. The items may be viewed at
the Warehouse (4209 Holliday St.) 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fri
day during the two week Tribal
Member Only time frame.
Items include, but are not limited
to: 4,000 gal fiberglass fuel tank,
Ford F-800 garbage truck wcom
pactor box, mobile radio, scanner,
audio visual equipment (projectors,
record players, tape recorder),
classroom and childcare supplies,
children's chairs, office equipment,
many office chairs, calculators, TVs,
computer equipment, refrigerators,
freezers, dishwasher, ranges, wash
ers, dryers, and industrial curing
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Early Childhood Education
Whil'i new at ECE?
Planning it in the works for ECE to
hold another big rummage tale. Program
parenisguardiani are invited to partici
pate and the community will be wel
come to come and thopf Details on the
date & time are forthcoming. Proceeds
will benefit needy families.
Parent club, which is made up of all
parentsguardians of children enrolled
in any ECE program, elected new offic
ers on Monday, February 8. They arc:
Cinda Heath-President; Becky VanPell
Vice President; Rcona While 4 Darlene
Trimble-Co-Treasurers; & Denys White
Secretary. The ECE Parent club hosts
activities for families and does
fundraising to support those activities.
The scheduled Head Start Parent
Policy Council meeting and the ECE
Mini Powwow were both postponed last
week. They will be rescheduled, watch
for flyers with the new dates and times.
Everyone had a ball at the "Valentine
MakingWorkshop" last Thursday night
at the Community Center Social Hall.
Cosponsored by the ECE Parent Club
and Warm Springs Community Center.
Families and children created unique
Valentine cards for their special some
one. Thanks to everyone who partici
pated. Don't Forget! Tuesday February 23
at 12 noon, "What's for dinner?" Part 3
nutrition workshop. ECE Kitchen
dining room. Free lunch and some cook
ing tips too!
Thursday February 25 at 10:00 a.m.
is the ECE Fun Run at the ECE Center.
Safety Check
Many people don't know about the
injuries that can result from shaking a
baby. There have been many tragic cases
where babies were shaken to stop their
crying. Great harm can be done to a baby
or young child if they are shaken. Babies
have weak muscles in their neck, so if
they are shaken, their heads move back
and forth rapidly. This movement can
cause brain damage and bleeding inside
the brain.
Hatfield newest member of
Senator Mark O. Hatfield has be
come the newest member of the
Senate Select Committee on Indian
Affairs.
Hatfield's membership marks the
second stint for Oregon's senior
senator on the Select Committee,
which deals with treaty rights, fish
ing rights, land acquisition, Indian
Sarah Patt, March 21st
Dawn Rowland, March 23rd
Rachel Frank, March 25th
Carol Burke, March 31st
I'd like for you all to have a very
happy birthday this year!
May God Bless you all! (and he
will, in his time though)
Sincerely Evette Patt
430 Laksonen Loop
Springfield, OR 97478
property currently available for sale
ovens. Some items may be added or
deleted prior to the sale. All items are
"as is". Known defects are annotated
on the excess property list. Copies of
the excess property list are available
at Purchasing, the Warehouse, and
tribal departments. Some items have
a minimum bid.
Sealed bid offers will be accepted
by the Purchasing Department until
Friday, 5 p.m., March 5, 1993. You
may either mail or bring your bid to
Purchasing. It must be received by
the deadline to be considered. The
individual placing the highest bid
will be selected. In case of a tie, the
earliest bid will be selected. To bid,
you place your bid sheet inside a
Legal notice
Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Res
ervation oT Oregon
Alfred A. Eyle
Defendant
Case No.: CKJ85-92
To: Alfred A. Eyle
You are hereby notified that the above cited
case(s), as filed in the Waim Springs Tribal Court has
been scheduled for a show cause hearing at 9:00 a m.
on the 22nd diy of March. 1993.
You are hereby ordered to be and appear at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court a the time and date
shown, to show cause why the suspended sentence of
07W92, should not be imposed for your failure to
comply with the sentence imposed against you. This
hearing, will not be a full hearing on the menu of the
case; you must appear and defend against a complaint
that you failed to obey the Order of the Court.
If you fail to appear as so ordered, the Tribal
Court may enter a complaint far contempt of court and
issue a warrant far your arrest. If you have any
questions, you should seek legal assistance immedi
ately. Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon on this 9th day of
February, 1993.
Walter Langnese
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
riniit hriin dimce. vision prob
lems and loss of the ability to walk can
result from shaking babies. Shaking can
also be very harmful tochildren as old as
three or four years.
It can also be harmful to swing or
pick up young children by their arms.
The shoulder joint is very mobile. The
"Ball" at die lop of the upper arm bone
can be twisted out of its shoulder socket.
This is more likely to happen if the arm
receives a sudden jolt when arms are
sketched about the dead. Play carefully
with young children and respect their
small sie and growing bodies.
ECK children meet the crash dum
mies "Child safety scat awareness week"
was celebrated the week of February 8 th
with a visit to the ECE Center by the
crash dummies, Vince and Larry. The
kids watched at 10 minute presentation
by the "Dummies" that explained the
need for everyone to "B ucklc up" when
ever they get in a vehicle. There was
questions and answers, sharing of expe
rience and the big highlight was shaking
Vince and Larry's hands. ..so if your
youngster has been buckling up lately
it may be thanks to the crash dummies.
Buckle Up, It's the Law!
Infant scats must always face the rear
of the car until your child weighs 18-20
pounds and is able to sit up alone.
For more information on infant seat
loaner programs, please call Warm
Springs IHS Clinic.
Something New
The "Early Bird Special" is new at
the Warm Springs Head Start Preschool
Program, 7:30-8:30 a.m. the preschool
children of Head Start part-day whose
parent's work day begins at 8:00 a.m.
Nancy Kirk contacted 24 working par
ents for the Early Bird Special and the
response has been good! Parentteacher
Wanda Van Pelt in addition to other
teaching staff who assist Wanda spend
the early hour with the children and then
walk them to their classrooms. The pro
gram is currently at capacity but if there
reservations, and other tribal-related
issues. Hatfield served previously on
the Committee during the 95th and
96th Congresses (1977-1980) and
said he was pleased to pick up the
new Republican slot which became
available this year.
"Critical issues regarding self-determination
of Native American
tribes will be debated in the Select
Committee in coming years,"
Hatfield said. "I look forward to
helping shape those discussions to
reflect the needs of Oregon's tribes."
Hatfield, a champion for Indian
rights in the Senate, has overseen the
restoration of all Oregon tribes whose
federal recognition was terminated
in the 1950's. He has supported a
variety of bills aimed at assisting
Oregon tribes in their quest for self
determination and has directed mil
lions of dollars to the tribes for spe
cial programs and projects from his
sealed envelope. Your name and item
number you are bidding on must be
on the outside of the scaled envelope
when you submit your bid. A bid
sheet inside the scaled envelope must
contain: the name and address of the
bidder, day time phone number, item
number, description of the item,
amount of bid. Bid sheets will be
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Madeline Queahpama and Valerie Aguilar were two of many who got a big
hug on Valentine's Day. Over 700 Hug-O-Crams were distributed by the
Wellness Committee.
news
are interested
Head Start part -day parents in the "Early
Bird Special," please contact Nancy at
ECE in person or give her call at 553
3241. Welcome
To Early Childhood Education Trissie
Fuentes and Veronica Smith. These are
two new staff persons in die classrooms
as our substitute teachers. They are do
ing a great job and the children are en
joying them!
Also to Rosie Johnson's new baby
girl Melissa Rose on December 2, 1992
and Karla Patt's new baby girl Chelsea
Elizabeth on January 28, 1993.
Parent Policy Council
Holds at feast once a month meet
ings. Meetings are open to all ECE par
ents and staff. The following meetings
are scheduled for the remainder of the
school year at the ECE Conference room
2E: March 10th, 6:30-800 p.m.; April
14th. 6:30-8:00 p.m.; May 12th, 6:30
8:00 p.m.
The purpose of the ECE Parent Pol icy
group is to improve services to Early
Childhood Education children, families
and the community through communi
cation, coordination and support.
Parent Policy Council just finished
revising their by-laws and will be assist
ing the Head Start preschool program
with their annual program evaluation,
the SAVI (Self Assessment Validation
Instrument). The SAVI is a tool all Head
Start programs, nationwide, utilize as a
process to see if their program is in
compliance with federal guidelines.
Parents, staff and community resources
participate in the SAVI evaluation to
verify that Warm Springs Head Start
meets Head Start standards in the fol
lowing areas: health, education, parent
involvement, nutrition, mental health,
social services and administration.
ParentTeacher Conferences
Were held during the month of Feb
ruary in the Head Start part-day pro
grams. Teachers met with the parents
guardians showing them how their child
has progressed during the school year.
committee
position as Ranking Republican on
the Senate Appropriations Commit
tee. "Senator Hatfield gives Oregon's
tribes an important voice on the com
mittee," said Mark Phillips, Wash
ington representative for Oregon's
Warm Springs, Grand Rondc, and
Coquille Indian tribes. "The tribes
are proud that he has joined the
Committee because of his long af
filiation with Native Americans, his
knowledge of the issues, and his
prestigious position in the Senate."
"Helping Oregon's tribes achieve
self-sufficiency has been extremely
fulfilling. As a member of the Select
Committee," Hatfield added. "I look
forward to even greater involvement
with Indian issues both in Oregon
and nationwide."
The Committee is expected to
consider several key issues in the
103rd Congress.
available at Purchasing ana the
Warehouse. All items are sold "as is"
for cash only.
No information will be given out
as to the number and amounts of
bids, or who received the sale item.
Tribal members processing loans
for bids though the Credit Office
must have certification from that
office.
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