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Tilton
' Sr. Staff Accountan(FinanceLisa
Sledge
Punning SpecialisiNR Policy &
; PlanningEugene Greene
; Resident Fish BiologistNR Fish-
; criesJim Griggs or Mark Friuch
Personal Computer Specialist
: OISLloyd Phillips
Finance GcrkFinancial Services
; and OlSJudy Johnson
;, SecretaryHuman Services Social
; ScrvicesGaylc Rodgcrs
Counselor Vocational Rehab
- Human Services Social Services
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On Patrol
In Brief:
2 Sept: Officer investigated an
intoxicated female in the West Hills
' area who was made victim of an
- assault & battery; she was later trans
' ported and admitted into ML View
: hospital for further treatment; a young
: adult male was reported to have been
in the Sunrise street area who was
knocking on doors and windows,
prior to officers arriving, the suspect
fled the area on foot. An x-officer
was cited for theft who failed to re
turn property belonging to the Police
Department. A vehicle on Deer Loop
was made victim of a gas theft, and
officers along with fire personnel
responded to the Early Childhood
Center on an alarm that was acti
vated. Three citations were given to
drivers who parked in front of the
Employee Development Department
A male adult was lodged into the
Warm Springs jail on three counts of
sexual abuse, on appearance before
the Tribal Judge, the defendant was
ordered held until trial.
3 Sept: Officers were called to
the Sidwalter flats area when it was
reported that gunshots were fired; on
Intertribal powwow scheduled
The United Inter-Tribal Dancing
Club of Salem presents Fall Pow
wow"1993 Yearof the Indigenous
Peoples" at the Polk County Fair
Everyone is invited
Community Center Social Hall
October 14, 1993, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Supporting Families of Children
with Birth Disabilities
Key Speaker: Dr. Jon Aase on "Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and
other birth disabilities"
Agenda:
- . 8:30 a.m. Introduction
: 9:00 a.m. Dr. Jon Aase
;.,.v 10:30 a.m. Discussion
12:00 noon Lunch
1:00 p.m. Social Services Panel "How to use
local services for children and fami
lies" Lunch and Snack will be provided
If you will be attending please call Eralna at 553-3205.
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ment, Indian Health Services, Early Intervention Advisory Board and
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Teeney Miller's
Annual Garage Sale
September 24-25
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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can get by with what you have left"
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further investigation, a subject was
contacted who was said to have been
shooting at a coyote.
4 Sept.: A fight in progress was
reported on or near Avex road; an
unfounded juvenile party was called
in which also was reported to ended
with a fight. A male adult was ar
rested after a search warrant was
executed that produced approxi
mately 16 grams of marijuana in the
Oitz Loop area. During the same
search warrant raid, a male adult was
also reported to have been walking
up the street with what appeared to
be a beer in his hand, on approach of
the suspect, he then fled on foot who
was later apprehended. Further in
vestigation found a small .22 caliber
semi-automatic handgun near the
suspect who faces possible tribal and
federal charges for carrying a weapon
when prohibited and an ex-felon in
possession of a firearm. EMS re
sponded to the Sunset street area on
a reported small child with her foot
caught in the wheel or spoke area.
Injury was minor. On a reported
disturbance on Poosh street, two non
resident Hispanic males were es
corted off the reservation. During a
local Softball tournament, EMS per
sonnel responded to the ball fields on
a reported broken leg.
5 Sept.: Officers investigated a
house party that was reported in the
Looksh street area, no arrests were
made on the first report however
later in the day, three young people
were taken into custody for liquor
violation and contributing to the de
linquency of a minor, A non-Indian
was taken into custody after it was
reported that an accident had oc
curred off the reservation and the
suspect was found changing a tire
near the Space Age station. On fur
ther investigation, a smoking device
was noted to be in plain view on the
front seat that led to the discovery of
a small bag of marijuana also visible
near the driver. The suspect faces
grounds, Rickreal, Oregon (12 miles
west of Salem), Saturday, October 9,
1993. Grand entry is at 6:00 p.m.
There will be raffle prizes, craft
Childhood Education CenterNancy
Kirk
Power Sewing Machine Opera
torsWS ClothingJudy Dickman
SeamstrcssWS ClothingJudy
Dickman
Kah-Nce-Ta Resort has openings
for following positions: Apply in
person with Personnel, 8:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m.
HVAC Mechanic
Painter
Maintenance Person with valid
ODL
Huge Yard Sale
Sept. 24 & 25
Oct. 1 & 2
1 p.m. to ??
each day
30 years'
accumulation
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2111 Wasco
charges of drugs, DUII, and hit &
run. On two separate other investiga
tions, two additional drivers were
arrested for DUII. A motor vehicle
crash was investigated by Wasco
County authorities which we pro
vided an agency assist on Hwy. 26
near milcpost 86. The vehicle was
traveling north when it ran off the
northside of the road and down ap
proximately a 30 foot embankment.
Airlife was called to the scene who
made two trips to the scene. The
second to transport the driver after
extrication who was pinned in the
vehicle. Fish & Game responded to
the Sherars bridge area on a reported
drowning, alcohol is suspected to be
involved as reported by witnesses at
the scene. It was also discovered that
no safety line was being used at the
time.
6 Sept.; On another reported Break
& Enteral the Space Age station, two
suspects were taken intocustody who
on their own admission face charges
of theft, malicious mischief, break &
entering, and trespass. Officers ar
rested a female on a reported at
tempted suicide who was found
highly intoxicated who has a lengthy
history of previous attempts. A total
of (16) drivers were cited for speed
ing following the labor day weekend.
Approximately (50) were cited for
the entire weekend.
7 Sept.: Minor activity following
the busy weekend, two local war
rants were served.
8 Sept.: On a telephone report by
the caller, a male was later taken into
custody after he was threatening to
take his life. On a trace of the call
officer responded to the Wolfe Point
area where on further investigation,
three arrests were made. The
homeowner who answered the door
to officers knew nothing was even
going on. Apparently the suicidal
subject had been in a bedroom while
telephoning the department. A fe
male subject was assaulted on Wasco
near Salem
tables, concessions, dancing and
drumming.
All are invited to attend, no ad
mission fee.
For more information call: Pow
wow information, Cookie at 623
8971; Craft tables, Tim at 581-4900.
Drugs and alcohol are not tradi
tional. Women's Support
Group
Tuesdays
5:30 to 7 p.m.
Wednesdays
6 to 7:30 p.m.
Call 553-3205 for Info.
St. Pat's Cowdeo
October 16 & 17
Sign-up now
Call Katherine Bain for
more information at
475-2130
Identify the location of this geologic
or a friend and a Spilyay mug. Call
street where it was reported that sev
eral fire & safety employees had wit
nessed the incident Two prowler
calls were looked into on the Shep
herd street area. On a reported spree
of gunshots in and around the Warm
Springs area, a suspect was located
who denied any part of the shots
being fired, the investigation is con
tinuing. A hit & run was reported at
the forestry parking lot which police
are looking toward any possible wit
nesses to step forward with any in
formation. 9 Sept.: A break & enter was in
vestigated in the Sidwalter flat area;
A male adult was arrested for con
tributing charges, a minor was ar
rested for liquor violation and on a
local warrant.
10 Sept.: A 68 year old female
was arrested for DUII & child ne
glect following a motor vehicle crash
on Hwy. 26 near Mecca road. A pre
liminary BAC analysis showed a
.21 in her system at the time of
booking who was lodged for detox.
On an odd call to our local radio
station, investigation is continuing
after it was reported that a male caller
called the station who requested a
song followed by a statement that he
was going to kill his female compan
ion. Hollywood cement barrier:
With road construction almost
complete, several tribal committees
have expressed concern over the ce
ment barriers that were put in place
along the new Hollywood extension.
The concern is the same concern
Public Safety reported on over six
months ago with regards to people
walking on top of the barriers and the
possibility of someone being seri
ously injured if they were to fall into
the lane of traffic passing by.
Several options were discussed at
the last Tribal Safety committee
meeting with these alternatives be
ing looked into. Public Safety would
again like to remind community
Legal notices
Warm Spring! Credit
Petitioner
v.
William Selam
Respondent
Summoni For Publication
Can No. CV174-93
To Robert R. Smith
You ire hereby notified that a civil complaint
hat been filed with the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 11:00 a.m.,
on the 8th day of October, 1993, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the facts of the case
will be heard at this hearing, including evidence
you wish to present
You must appear to present your argument or
the other side will automatically win. The Peti
tioner, Warm Springs credit, may then be given all
that is asked for in the civil complaint
The Petitioner will be present at the hearing. If
you desire to personally argueyour side of the case,
you may have a legal aide, spokesperson or attor
ney appear on your behalf at your eapense.
If you have any questions, you should seek
legal advice immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 1st day of
September, 1993.
Walter Langnese, III
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Veterans to
be honored
The Fourth Annual Veterans
Powwow will be held at the Agency
Longhouse on November 5, 6, and 7,
1993.
Powwow organizers are recruit
ing for queen candidates for the junior
and senior courts. Junior court ages 6
to 13 and senior court ages 14 to 18.
The young ladies who desire to par
ticipate are encouraged to contact
either Leona Ike at 553-1 875 (home),
553-3293 (work) or Lovie Thomas at
553-5351 (home), 553-3272 (work).
Deadline will be September 24, 1993.
The crowing of the queen royalty
will be on Saturday, November 6 for
the junior and senior courts. Full
dress regalia is required.
This year's special event will be
the Men's Ail-Around contest, in
honor of the late James "Jimmy"
Macy.
The host drum will be the
Blackstone singers from S weetgrass,
Saskatchewan.
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rock formation on the Reservation and win a year's subscription for yourself
553-1644 after 1:00, Monday, September 20 with your answer.
members that this barrier is in place
for the safety of those pedestrians
and bicyclists travelling along Hol
lywood and not to be walked on.
Please remind your children of this
safety concern.
Bicycle Safety:
As a reminder to those who own
and ride bicycles, please follow these
safety tips when it comes to bicycles:
1. Always wear a helmet
2. Always signal before turning.
3. Ride on the right hand side of
the road.
4. Use a basket or other means to
carry loose items; never try and carry
them with your hands.
5. Obey all traffic signs.
6. Please ride single file.
7. Ncvcrassume a driver sees you.
8. Use extreme caution when
crossing an intersection.
Public Safety will register your
bicycle on request, thanks.
Gang Awareness:
Defined: A gang is two or more
people who interact among them
selves to the exclusion of other
groups, have a group name, claim a
neighborhood or territory, and en
gage in criminal or antisocial be
havior. Reasoning: The gang offered them
support, caring, and a sense of order
and purpose. The excitement of it,
for protection, to earn money, to be
with friends. . . I was pressured, in
timidated, or too scared not to join.
Prevention: Communication with
your child; listen to them and look
for certain cues that something might
be wrong. Tell them that you disap
prove of gangs, you don't want to see
them hurt or arrested, that they are
special and worth protecting, you are
there to help them with problems,
family members as well as other
community members are working
together against gangs. Support
added or additional extra-curricular
activities to keep them busy, know
exactly where and what your child is
Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Res
ervation of Oregon
vs
Linda M. Meanui
Defendant
Case No.: CV133-92
To: Linda M. Meanut
You are hereby notified that the above cited
case(s), as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court
has been scheduled for a show cause hearing at
1 1 :30 a.m. on the 8th day of October, 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
Incentive award fundraiser taco sale
September 27, 11:30 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m.
Basement of Education Center
Howlak Tichum
Bernard Tewee
An enrolled member of the Confed
erated Tribes of Warm Springs , Ber
nard Tewee died Saturday, September
4, 1993 in Wasco County on the
Deschutes River due to drowning at
Shear's Bridge. The lifetime resident
of Warm Springs was thirty-two years
of age.
Tewee wasbom November 15, 1960
in Redmond, Oregon to Howard and
Florene (Smith) Tewee. He grew up in
Warm Springs and Madras. Was a self
employed fisherman, had worked at
the Museum at Warm Springs and for
Warm Springs Forest Product Indus
tries. His interests included playing
basketball as a youngster and hunting
and fishing.
Dressing ceremonies were held
Tuesday, September 7, 1993 at 4 p.m.
at Bel-Air Colonial Funeral Home in
Madras, officiated by Larry Dick.
Overnight services followed as Wilson
Wewa and Picrson Mitchell officiated.
The Burial was held at Simnasho
Cemetery on Wednesday, September
8. Casket bearers were Chester Smith,
Jr., Damn Tewee, Erwin Stwyer, Dolan
Waheneka, Jay Scott and Tyrone
Tewee. Honorary casket bearers were
doing 24 hours of the day. Know,
discuss and agree on a set of ground
rules that your child or teenager can
live with. Use positive reinforcement
constantly, get to know who your
child's friends are, and make sure to
communicate with fellow parents to
ensure these preventive measures are
being followed.
Signs or Cues: Change in behav
ior, poor progress or achievement in
school, truancy, lack of hobbies or
something constructive to do during
leisure time, increase or frequent
negative contact with school offi
cials and or police; draws gang
symbols or insignias, increased
problems with maintaining family
relationships, puts tattoos on self,
change in dress attire.
For more information or just
someone to talk to, contact: Bob
Whittenburge, Don Courtney, Rick
Souers, Charlie Tailfeathers, Sr.,
Maria Macy, Guy Wallulatum.Corey
Clements, Dixon Polk, or Walter
Langncse III.
Tribal Code Awareness:
Contributing to the delinquency
of a minor: Any Indian who aids,
causes or permits a child under eigh
teen (18) years of age to do any act
prohibited by law shall be deemed
guilty of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor.
Abduction: Any Indian who shall
willfully take away or detain another
person against his will or without the
consent of the parent or other person
having lawful care or charge of him,
shall be deemed guilty of abduction.
Assault: Any Indian who shall
attempt or threaten bodily harm to
another person through unlawful
force or violence, and who has the
present capability to cany out his
threat or use unlawful force or vio
lence against the person threatened,
shall be deemed guilty of assault.
Don Courtney, Chief of Police
of 051493, 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 merits
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 for contempt of court
and issue a warrant for your arrest If you have any
questions, you should seek legal assistance imme
diately. Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon on this 1st day
of September, 1993.
Waller Langnese
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Ruth Tewee, Lee Johnson, Raymond
Johnson, Jr., Willard Tewee, Lene
Tewee Santos, Grant & Emily
Waheneka, Louis & Loretta Tewee,
Donavan Burns, Harrison Davis, Sr.,
Earl Tufti, Harvey Scott, Emma
Telakish, Shears Bridge fisherman and
all friends and relatives.
Survivors include his mother and
step-father, Florene and Harvey Scott,
his brother Jay Scott, sisters; Hester
Scott and Clarice Tewee of Warm
Springs, sisters; Annie Tewee and
Karen Tewee of White Swan, Wash
ington. He is also survived by his son
Coby Edgar Tewee of Warm Springs,
his grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Smith and Rena Bobb of Nevada,
Florence Mean us of Warm Springs
and numerous aunts, uncles and cous
ins. He was preceded in death by his
father Howard "Doc" Tewee on May
18, 1989,his brothers; Edgar Tewee on
December 10, 1976, Dale Tewee on
April 30, 1982, Desmond Tewee on
September 15, 1988, and his sisters;
LaVcra Emily Tewee on January 12,
1960, and Monica Tewee on May 30,
1961