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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Job Openings
Job openings as of March 28, 1 994
arc listed below. To submit an appli
cation contact Amelia Tewee at
Employment Services 553-3262. To
ask about job details call the contact
person listcd.Apprcntice Law En
forcement OfficerWork Experience
DevelopmentHamilton Greeley or
Don Courtney
Collection Officer Full time
Credit OfficeBob Finch
Mental Health Treatment Spe
cialistCommunity Counseling Cen
ter! im Quaid
2 Youth Workers Full TimeChil
dren Protective ServicesLinda
Thompson
Youth Worker Part timeChildren
Protec live ServicesLinda Thompson
DirectorChildren Protective Ser
vicesSal Sahme
Forestry Aid TemporaryForestry
Rich Lohman
Relief Lookout temporaryFire
ManagementGarrett Cooke
Lookout (3 positions) Eagle Butte,
Sidwaltcr & Shitike lookoutFire
ManagementGarrett Cooke
Technician I (8 positions) Squaw
fish programNatural Resources
fisheriesMark A. Fritsch
Technician II Squawfish program
(2 positions)Natural Resources
fisheriesMark A. Fritsch
Crew boss WatershedNatural
Resources Range & AgRobert
Brunoe
Watershed crew (5 positions)
Natural Resources Range & Ag
Robert Brunoe
Crew Boss RehabilitationNatu
ral Resources Range & AgRobert
Brunoe
Rehabilitation crew (5 positions)
Natural Resources Range & Ag
Robert Brunoe
BookkeeperAccountant Full
TimeHousingDclano Miller
Office Manager Full TimeVe
hicle PoolTerry Squicmphcn
Special Officers (2 positions)
Public SafetyTeeny Tappo
Deputy ClerkCourt Administra
tionRuth Adams
Staff AccountanlFullTimeWork
Exp. & Devclopmcnt.Marcia Soliz
Engine Operators Temporary (8
positions)Forestry-Fire Manage
mentDennis Thompson
Maintenance Full Time (2 posi
tions)Public UtiliticsAlvis Smith,
Jr.
Sports Producer Temporary Part
timeK-TWINSPaul Tilton
Power Machine Op & Seamstress
WS ClothingJudy Dickman
Kah-Nee-Ta openings-
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort has opening years old. Able to meet the public.
for the following Dositions:
Personnel Technician: HSGED
w2 yrs Personnel office. Confiden
tiality & dependable a must.
Cooks: Experienced cooks for
seasonal and year-round positions.
Must have at least two years experi
ence with working knowledge as
breakfast cook, saute cook, broiler
cook and pantry cook. Excellent
working conditions with great op
portunities. BartendersCocktail Persons:
Looking for experienced persons to
work in lounge. Must be over 21
Able to pass the exam for a service
permit. A valid Oregon Driver's li
cense. Lifeguards: Copy of CPR, First
Aid and lifeguard Certificate must
be submitted with application.
Coffee Shop and Juniper Room
waitpersons and buspersons.
Bathhouse cashiers
Recreation Fitness Center atten
dant Reservations clerks seasonal part
time.
Kah-Nee-Ta is a drug free work
environment.
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Warm Springs Police Department welcome newest member of the police force, Jody.
DMJ Automotive now "Parts Plus" store
DMJ Automotive is recognized as a "Parts Plus" automotive store. If you need parts, give us a shot. We have
competitive prices. If we don't have the parts in stock, overnight service is available. Parts Plus has overnight truck
service with scheduled delivery at 8 a.m. Monday through Fnday. Following is a list of parts that we have in stock.
Give us a try! Maybe we can save you time and money!
Also, through the same parts distribution, we can handle industrial type accounts as well.
2010; Acme Paint; Aligntech' Ancco Wipers; Anthes Flares;
Arrow Remfg. Products; ATP; Auto Saver Batteries; Auto Trend
Products; Audiovox; Autolite; Bar's Leak Chemicals; BCA Bower
Bearings; Beck AmleyWorld Parts; Beldin Booster Cables; Best
Value Caskets; BeldenLasalle Wires; Belden WirePower Path;
Blackhawk Hand Tools; Borg Warner Carb Kits and Emission;
Borg Warner Clutch; Calterm Electrical Products; Carrand
Squeegee z; Carter Fuel Pumps; CarterCarburetors; Century Drill;
Champ Service Line; Champijn Plug; Cibie Lighting; Clayton
Brake Washers; Clean-Rite Products; Cole Hersee Products; Color
Match Car Wax; Coverite Car Covers; CRC Chemicals; CRP Hose
Products; Cyclo Chemicals; Datcon Instruments; Delta Reground
Cams; Dill Tire Valves; Dorman Products; Engines
Remanufactured; Equus Test Equipment; Everco AC and Heat;
Everco Brass; Everco Power Steering; Exide Battery; Fiberglass
Evercoat; Fitz and Fitz; FPPF Automotive; Freeman Heaters
KATS; Freon; FWD CV Shafts; Gates Hydraulics; Gates Rubber
Products; Go-Jo Hand Cleaner, Gold Eagle; Goodyear Belt and
Hose; Goodyear Filters and Grote Mirrors and Lights.
Hayden Cooling Products; Haynes Manuals; Helicoil; Hilton
Hyperlube; Hoppy Ice Scrapers; Hupp Hadees; Ideal Clamps and
Flashers; Ingersoll Rand; Johnson Brake Fluid and Chemicals;
Kastar Diagnostic Tools; KD Tool; Keeper Products; Lisle Tools;
Lite Mate Products; Littelfuse; Little Trees; Lumilite Flashlights;
MaremontTrust Exhaust; Mar-Lac Crankshafts; Marquette Bat
tery Chargers and Welders; Marvel Oil; Master Cat Products;
Mechanic's Air Tools; Mechanic's Tools; Megulars MirrorGlaze;
Mityvac Tools; Modine Radiators; Mohan Floor Sweep; Mogg
Chassis; Mothers Wax; National Oil Seals; NGK Spark Plugs;
Niehoff Ignition; Niehoff Wire; Nipponden so Plugs; Norco Jacks;
Norton Refinishing; No Touch Tire Repair, Optik Window
Cleaner, Osram Bulbs; Pace Setter WireCable; Parts Plus Oil;
Perfect Circle; PermatexLoctite; Phillips Rough Service Bulbs;
Plasti-Kote Paint; Plews Lubrication Equipment; POP Rivets;
Precision Universal Joint; Rain-X; Raybestos; Ray-O-Vac;
Rem line Tool Boxes; Rubbermaid Gas Cans; Rubber Queen
Floor Mats, Plastic Accessories and Truck Accessories; Saddleman
Seat Covers and Seal-All.
Security Chain; Solar, Solder SealGunk; Speciality Products;
Speed-O-Stat; Splitfire; Sprayaway Glass Cleaner, Sla-Lube;
Slant; Strong Arm; Sure Power Batter Isolators; Tarkelp; Tomco
Carbs; Tridon BladesRefills; Truflate; Turbo 108; Tyme Chem.
CRC; Valley Hitches; Victor Gaskets; WD-40; Wagner Lighting;
Wilmar Products and Wix Filters.
Enforcement Weekend in Bend, OR.
Two officers were assigned to the
Senior Citizen's Day as both were
kept quite busy attending to the needs
of the Senior Citizens.
The Simnasho Jamboree was rep
resented by the divisions of the Pub
lic Safety including: Police Admin
istration, Investigauons.Corrections,
Patrol, DARE, Fire & Safety,
Victim's Assistance, Search & Res
cue and Prosecution.
Also in attendance were both
"SparkietheFiredog"and"McGruff
the Crime dog."
Police Ask for Assistance
In the recent rash of structure fire
tone-outs, the Warm Springs Police
Department is asking community
members to please avoid areas of the
streets leading to a reported or vis
ible structure fire.
With the street congested and re
sponse by emergency vehicles, it
makes added difficulty in getting the
fire apparatus' in and out of the scene.
If you live on a particular street of
an incident, please bear with us in
complying with our request.
Yield to the oncoming emergency
vehicles, watch for fire hoses and
drive carefully after the emergency
vehicle has passed by.
Don Courtney,
Chief of Police
Brand book being updated
The Range and Ag Departments is currently in the process
of updating the Warm Springs brand book. The following
information is needed from everyone that has a registered
brand:
1) Is all the information in the old brand book the same
(brand, brand location, earmarks, ear tag colors etc.)?
2) Are you adding new brands?
3) Any changes from one district to another?
We would like to have the new brand book out by July 1,
1994 so any newupdated information needs to be in to the
Range and Ag Department by May 6, 1994. If you have any
questions or concerns feel free to call us at 553-33623363.
Child drowns in resort pool
physician, who was staying at the
resort, attempted to resuscitate the
child until Warm Springs emergency
crew members arrived.
There was a lifeguard on duty,
according to the resort, the story
related.
A Howlak Tichum will appear in
the next issue of Spilyay.
A five-year old enrolled member
of the Confederated Tribes, Leo
Stanley Rowe, drowned in the Kah-Nee-Ta
Village Pool Wednesday
evening.
Rowe was discovered unconscious
in the pool at 8: 1 5 p.m., according to
a news article in the Bulletin. The
article also said that a Portland
Howlak Tichum
Randy Vern Yahtin
Randy Vern Yahtin, Sr., 35, died
March 26, 1994 in Warm Springs.
He was born October 16, 1958 to
Chesley and Josepha (Meanus)
Yahtin. He attended schools in Warm
Springs and Madras.
Yahtin was an enrolled member
of the Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs and was a lifetime resident.
He was employed as a firefighter for
Warm Springs Fire Management.
He is survived by his mother
Josepha Crowe and his father Chesley
Yahtin. Also surviving is a son Randy
Yahtin, Jr.; brothers Chesley Yahtin,
Jr., Owens Yahtin, Walter Payne,
Richard Payne, Jr., Henry Yahtin,
Tim Yahtin and Virgil Watson; and
sisters Linda Meanus, Minnie Yahtin,
Josie Payne-Williams and Dorothy
Yahtin. He was preceded in death by
a sister, Idelia Yahtin 1989; and
brothers, Edgar Yahtin, 1 978; Elliott
Yahtin, 1987; Gilbert Yahtin, 1983;
Everett Yahtin, 1961 and infant boy
Yahtin, 1966.
Dressing ceremonies were Mon
day, March 28 at the Simnasho
Longhouse with Silas Williams and
Alexander Tohet officiating. Pierson
Mitchell and Wilson Wewa offici
ated at overnight services. Burial was
at the Simnasho Cemetery Tuesday,
March 29.
Remember to set your
clock ahead one hour
before you retire April 2
Jolie G. Suppah
Legal notices
Confederated Trlbci of the Warm Spring!
Reservation of Oregon
vs.
Francisco Sanchez
Defendant
Caie No. CV32 35-93
To: Francbco Sanchez
You are hereby notified: That the above cited
cue(), ai filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court,
h been tcheduled fortriilheringit2:00p.m. on
iheUthd.yof Apnl, 1994.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at
the Warm Springi Tribal Court at the time and date
ihown to defend igiinil the charge(i). 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 you may bring witnesses to testify on
your behalf. Y ou may request Ihe Court toiubpoena
your witnesses, however, you must submit your list
of witnesses 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 may enter a complaint for contempt of court
and issue a warrant for your arrest.
Dated at Warm Springs, on this 18th dsy of
Msrch, 1994.
Gerald J. Danzuka
Judge, Warn Springs Tribal Court
Apologies
Joyce Charley
Petitioner
vs.
Keith Charley, Sr.
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. DOl-94
To Keith Charley, Sr.
You are hereby notified that a petition for
Dissolution of Marriage has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 2:00 p.m., on
the 4th day of May, 1994, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court. All of the facts of the esse 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 Petitioner,
Joyce Charley, may then be given all that is asked
for in the petition for Dissolution of Marriage.
The Petitioner will be present at the hearing. If
you desire to personally argue your side of the esse,
you may have a legal aide, spokesperson or attorney
appear on your behalf at your expense.
If you have any questions, you should seek
legal advice immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 17th day
of March. 1994.
Lola Sohappj
Judge, Warm Springi Tribal Court
Memorials
scheduled for
Agency Longhouse
Saturday, April 2
For Sale:
Whirlpool washerdryer $ 150
Baby Cribmattress $30
For more information call Paula
Brisbois at 553-3362
Memorial set
Memorial Dinner for Lenora L.
Meanus "Wilkinson" April 15, 1994,
1:00 p.m. Simnasho Longhouse. Ev
eryone welcome to join us.
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To whom it may concern:
I'm sorry for driving under the
influence and damaging private
property.
Charles Dick
Tufti Family:
Sorry any inconvenience I have
inconvenienced you.
Sincerely,
F.Wetchie
I would like to make a public
apology to Officers Trimble & Smith
for endangering their life and limb
on or about Halloween 1993. "So
Very Sorry"
Lawrence Squiemphen, Jr.
I, Leroy Allen, Sr., would like to
apologize to the community for driv
ing under the influence of alcohol.
Leroy Allen, Sr.
To the Editor,
I would like to apologize to the
police department and people of the
reservation for DU1.
Jackie Smith
Speedis family to
have give-away
The family of Annette V. Speedis
will have their give-away and dinner
at the Celilo Longhouse on April 9,
1994 at 1 0 noon. Dinner will also be
served at 5:30 p.m.
Jolie G. Suppah passed away
March 19, 1994 at Warm Springs as
a result of injuries sustained in a car
accident. She was bom March 25,
1970 at Madras to parents Delson &
Pat (Allen) Suppah. She attended
schools in Warm Springs and Ma
dras. She was employed caring for
her grandmother at her time of death.
Traditional dressing ceremonies
were held Sunday, March 20, 1994 at
Bel-Air Colonial Funeral Home in
Madras. Following the dressing, fu
neral services were held at the Full
Gospel Church and the Agency
Longhouse in Warm Springs. Burial
services took place Monday, March
21, 1994 at Seekseequa Cemetery in
Warm Springs.
She is survived by her parents Pat
Allen of Warm Springs and Delson
Suppah of Ft. Hall, Idaho, brothers
Roman Suppah of Warm Springs,
Delson Suppah, Jr., Noah Suppah of
FL Hall, ID and sister Lucy Suppah
also of Ft. Hall, ID., grandmother
Cordelia Kneeland of Grand Ronde,
OR and great-grandmother Pauline
Johnson of Warm Springs, OR. Also
surviving are numerous aunts, uncles,
cousins and friends.
Funeral arrangements were under
the direction of Bel-Air Colonial
Funeral Home in Madras, OR.
Stella McKinley
Stella McKinley a lifetime resi
dent of Warm Springs passed away
March 20, 1994 at her home follow
ing a long illness. She was 83 years
of age. Mrs. McKinley was born June
15, 1910 at Log Springs to Jackson
and Mary (Charles) Culps. She mar
ried Clarence McKinley atSimnasho,
OR in 1928. They had 14 children.
She was an enrolled member of
the Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs. She had many accomplish
ments. She became a member of the
Shaker Religion in 1942 and was
very active in her religion until her
death. She served on the enrollment
committee for the Confederated
Tribes and helped with the Culture
and Heritage Committee. She did
seasonal work for various fanners in
the Madras area and worked in the
Willamette Valley picking berries.
She was also a ceremonial leader she
officiated at many funerals, ceremo
nial marriages and performed bap
tisms as a minister of the Shaker
Religion.
Dressing ceremonies took place
at Bel-Air Funeral home Monday,
March 21, 1994. Overnight services
followed at the Warm Springs Shaker
Church. Burial was on Tuesday,
March 22, 1994 at sunrise at the
Wolfe Point Cemetery. Pat
Tanewasha officiated. Survivors in
clude four (4) daughters, Iva
Pennington, Inez McKinley and
Joyce Surface of Warm Springs and
Madeline Baker of Seattle, 20 grand
children, 20 great-grandchildren and
numerous nieces and nephews from
Washington and Oregon.
She is preceded in death by her
husband Clarence in 1983, Leroy
McKinley 1937, Iva McKinley 1934,
Infant McKinley 1936, Vera
McKinley Gilbert 1973, Clarence
McKinley, Jr. 1941, Robert C.
McKinley 1944, Lyle McKinley
1947, James McKinley 1948 and
Nelson McKinley 1979. Also pre
ceding her were two brothers, Elmer
Bob Culps and Willie Culps; four
sisters, Sarah Scott, Minnie Jackson,
Millie Culps and Levina Culps.
Casketbearers: Keith Baker,
Charley Strom, Ronald McKinley,
Harold Pennington, Jason Strom &
Reuben Garcia. " i
Honorary Casketbearers: Elvina
Switzler, Viola Kalama, Louise
Hellon, Elaina Jackson, Robbie
Boehme, Zelma Smith, Etta Johnson
&. Dyann Shaver.