12 May 21, 1998
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Job list-
The following job openings as of
May 1 8 are listed. If interested call
Amelia Tewee in Human Resources
at 553-3262. If you want job details,
contact the person listed.
Chief Operation Officer; Tribal
Administration; TC Chair person
OIneyPatt Jr. 553-32573258
Staff Accountant; WEDD;
Marcia Soliz 553-3324
Teacher; ECE; Lola Trimble
553-3241
Substitute Teacher; ECE; Sue
Matters 553-3241
Contract Coordinator; Purchas
ing; Libby Chase 553-3254
Executive Director; Gaming
Commission; Orthelia Patt 553-4890
Counselor Trainee; Social Ser
vices; Tricia Sahme 553-4952
Substance Abuse Treatment
Specialist; Com. Cnslg. Ctr.; Alice
Sampson 553-3205
Health Systems Specialist; MCP
& C&B; Michael Marcotte 553-2490
Secretary; Water & Soil; Deepak
Sehgal 553-3462
Walk-a-thon
Saturday, May 23
Sponsored by
All Young Nations in
Unity
Youth Rally Group
8 a.m. on Campus
Walk to Kah-Nee-Ta
Get sponsors and help
raise money for
upcoming youth rally
Health Fair
sponsored by
Head Start and IHS
Thursday, June 1 1
8:30 a.m. to 12 noon
Health Fair for children
needing physicals and
updating their immunizations
for all new three-year-olds
and for the children who are
graduating to Kindergarten.
Call ECE-Head Start at
553-3241 for an
appointment.
Court notices-
To: Grant Clcmcnti Sr.
PO Box I
Warm Springi, OR 97761
Maureen & Robert Haddon
65056 E. Blue Pint Road
Rhododendron, OR 97049
Notice of Informal Hearing
Cue No. IN 10-98
An informal hearing has been tcheduled with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court on the 15th day of June, 1998,
at 10:00 a.m. This hearing has been scheduled at the
request of Maureen & Robert Haddon for the following
reasons; Overdue Account
You are hereby required to appear at this time on your
own behalf. It is important that you attempt to resolve this
issue, in order to prevent further action against you in a
State Court. If you fail to appear at the scheduled lime, the
presiding judge may issue a warrant for your arrest and
require you to post bail to guarantee your appearance.
Dated this 13 ih day of May, 1998.
Wilma Ann Picard
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
To: Jameson Mitchell
PO Box 728
Warm Springs, OR 97761
Central Oregon Music
250-A NE Greenwood Ave.
Bend, OR 97701
Notice of Informal Hearing
Case No. IN 109-97
An informal hearing has been scheduled with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court on the 26th day of June, 1998,
at 10:00 a.m. This hearing has been scheduled at the
request of Central Oregon Music for the following reasons:
Overdue Account.
You are hereby required to appear at this time on your
own behalf. It is important that you attempt to resolve this
issue, in order to prevent further action against you in a
State Court. If you fail to appear at the scheduled time, the
presiding judge may issue a warrant for your arrest and
require you to post bail to guarantee your appearance.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1998.
Wilma Ann Picard
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Retirement Picnic in
honor of
Lee Loomis
Saturday, June 6
2 to 6 p.m.
Kah-Nee-Ta Village
Pavilion
Sponsored by Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center
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Forest Crew Member; Fire
Mgmt.; Luther Clements 553-1146
Fire Fighter (12 positions); Fire
Mgmt.; Vernon Tias Sr. 553-1146
Reserve Officer Volunteers; Po
lice Dept.; Sgt. Oswald Tias 553
3272 Probate Clerk; Public Admin.;
Annette Polk 553-3264
Other job openings
PT On-call Nurse; PEHealth
Teacher; PE Teacher; Summer
School Teacher; Educational Assis
tant; Music Teachers; Fitness Instruc
tor; Ass 't ManagerFast food; Coun
selor; Enrollment Worker; Customer
Service Rep.; WaiterWaitress;
Cook; Cook; Housekeeper; Camp
ground attendant; Care giverCNA;
Fish Hatchery Worker; Station At
tendant; Rock Worker & CutterFin
ger Jointer all in Madras.
CookCocinero & Housekeeper in
Warm Springs.
Crew LeaderAddr. Lis. in
Jefferson County.
Cook Restaurant in Shaniko.
Healthy Nations
May 27: Honor Elders Walk. Contact person Lucille Schuster 553-33 1 3
May 30-31: Youth Rodeo. Contact person Sammy Bruised Head 553
3593 June 4: Healthy Nations Open House & BBQ. Contact Healthy Nations
553-4914
June 25-26: Softball Clinic. Contact person(s) Val FuiavaTedi Tanewasha
Lynn Tanewasha
June 22-26: 1st Session of Salmon Camp. Contact person Fritz Miller
553-3462
June 29- July 3: 2nd Session of Salmon Camp. Contact person Fritz Miller
553-3462.
The Warm Springs Healthy Na
tions Program has been receiving
many proposals and requests for
funding. Listed below is the process
and criteria that is evaluated when a
proposal is submitter to Healthy Na
tions. 1 ) All requests must be in writing:
A) Narrative of what your plans
are: 1) List: a) Group b) Contact
person c) Contact phone d) Contact
Address 2) Goal(s): What do you
want to accomplish in terms of pre
venting substance abuse? 3)
Method(s): How do you plan to do it?
4) Outcome: What do you hope to
accomplish with your project? 5)
Evaluation(s): How will we show
others that you accomplished your
goal successfully? 6) Time line:
MonthDate
B) Budget narrative-Itemized by
what and how much: 1) Healthy Na
tions cannot purchase equipment;
concession stand food.
3) Request comes to Healthy Na
tions Office for review (top floor of
the old girl's dorm-just follow the
Leota Saunders
Petitioner
vs.
Wilms Saunders
Respondent
Case No. JV107-97
To: Wilma ft Leota Saunders;
You are hereby notified: That the above cited case(s),
as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court, has been sched
uled for trialhearing at 1 1 :00 a.m. on the 8th day of June,
1998.
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at the Warm
Springs 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 my documents you believe are relevant to
this cause, and you may bring witnesses to testify on your
behalf. You may request the Court to subpoena your wit
nesses, 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 immedi
ately. 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 7th day of May 1 998.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge, Warm Springi Tribal Court
Apologies given
To the Spilyay Tymoo & Tribal
Courts,
I am sorry for the crimes I com
mitted on the 28th Day of March,
1998 and sorry to the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs and to the
community for the crimes of CR 1 46
98 (98-0941). Thanx.
Virgil Orange Jr.
To the members of the Confeder
ated Tribes of the Warm Springs
Reservation.
This letter is to apologize for my
actions on the night of March 28,
1998, by showing up at a house fire
on Highway 3 to disconnect the elec
tricity while under the influence of
alcohol. For this I apologize to all
members of the Tribe.
Sincerely,
Brad Ooten
State.
Farm Hand in Tygh Valley.
Farm Laborcattle in South Junc
tion. Journey level auto tech. in Cul
ver. Electrician in Central Oregon.
Truck Driver throughout Oregon.
For further information call the
Madras Employment office at 475
2382. Trainee wanted
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort has an open
ing in their management Trainee Pro
gram for one Tribal Member. Please
submit a resume along with a letter
stating why you would like to enter
Kah-Nee-Ta's Management Trainee
Program to: Kah-Nee-Ta Resort;
R.A. Malfara, CEO & General Man
ager; PO Box K; Warm Springs, OR
97761.
Closing date for all applicants will
be May 31, 1998. Should you have
any questions, please telephone Kah-Nee-Ta
administration at 553-1 1 12
extension 3491.
Calendar Update
signs)
3) If the request meets the criteria.
A) It will then be presented to the
Alcohol & Drug Council (which
meets every 3rd Wednesday). The
Alcohol & Drug Council will review
the proposal and a motion will be
made to fund or deny the request.
Please keep in mind:
All proposals submitted should
address the needs of youth, incorpo
rate traditionalcultural practices to
the maximum extent possible and be
oriented to facilitate family and com
munity interaction.
Proposals should also be able to
serve the secondary purpose of func
tioning as positive social support
systems for both youth and adults in
the early stages of recovery from
substance abuse problems.
In so doing these activities andor
programs would fulfill multiple needs
in the community for prevention and
intervention as well as provide for a
seamless transition for persons re
covering from substance abuse prob
lems back into a positive, commu
nity social network. ft
Items wanted
Collector buys old Native Ameri
can items, baskets, beadwork or ?.
Pays top $. If interested call John
Grosvenor at (503) 297-2352.
For Sale
350 Pontiac engine $300;
Cardiaglide exerciser $150; Pink
Pendleton jacket size 4-6 $75; Buck
skin dress with long fringe size 6-8
$100. For more info call 553-1960,
leave message if not home.
Gun Show
Bend May 23-24
Nat'l Guard Armory
875 SW Simpson
Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.;
Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
"The Premier Gun Shows in
Central Oregon"
Look for CODE OF THE WEST
label to ensure you are attending
a quality gun show!
Code of the West Productions
(541) 476-9814 Admission
good both days
Home for sale
Three bedroom home for sale in
the Sidwalter area. 1353 sq. ft, 24 x
20 basement. Fireplace with
woodstove insert, oil furnace with
forced air. Large living room, large
dining area. One bath with shower
only. Handicap ramp with rails. Large
yard and scenic view of Mt. Jefferson
& Mt. Hood.
Call for an appointment at (541)
553-7933.
1
.Zip.
Vietnam Traveling Wall Visits
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The Traveling replica of the
Vietnam Veterans memorial will
visit three Northwest locations in
the near future. It's first stop will
be in Vancouver, Washington, on
May 21-25.
The 248 foot replica will move
on to Klamath Falls, Oregon, for
display on June 6-12; and then
will be in Molalla, Oregon July 2
5, 1998.
In Vancouver, the Wall exhibit
will be open to the public, 24
Headstones and Markers Provided by VA
VA provides headstones and
markers for the unmarked graves
of veterans anywhere in the world
and of eligible dependents of
veterans buried in national, state
veteran or military post
cemeteries. Flat bronze, flat
granite.flatmarble.uprightgranite
and upright marble types are
available to mark the grave in a
style consistent with the cemetery.
Niche markers also are available
for indentifying cremated remains.
Headstones and markers are
inscribed with the name of the
deceased, branch of service, and
the years of birth and death.
Optional items that may be
inscribed are military grade, rank
or rate; war service such as World
Home Loans for Native American Vets-
VA direct home loans are
available to eligible Native
American veterans who wish to
purchase, construct or improve a
home on Native American trust
land. These loans may be used to
simultaneously purchase and
improve a home. Direct loans also
are available to reduce the interest
rate on existing loans obtained
under the program. AVdirectloans
may be limited to the cost of the
home or e$80,000, whichever is
less. Before a Native American
veteran can obtain a loan under
this program, tribal officials and
the Secretary of Veterans Affairs
must sigh an agreement that spells
out the program. A funding fee
must be paid to VA. The fee is
1.25 percentforloans to purchase,
construct or improve a home. For
loans to refinance an existing loan,
the fee is 0.5 percent of the loan
amount. Veterans receiving
compensation for service
connected disability are not
required to pay the funding fee.
Veterans who qualify ased on
service in the Reserves or National
Guard that was not active duty are
charged a funding fee of 2 percent
of the loan amount. The funding
fee may be paid in cash or included
in the loan. Other closing costs
Howlak Tichum
Nadine Denise "Doots" Tssow'-La'Lee Scott
Nadine Denise "Doots" Tssow'-
La'Lee Scott passed away April 30,
1998 at the Central Oregon Health
Care Center due to injuries sustained
onJanuary 6, 1998. Born to parents
Daniel G. & Christine (Thompson)
Scott on May 6, 1965 in Redmond,
Oregon, she was 32 years old. Ms.
Scott was a lifelong resident of
Warm Springs and an enrolled mem
ber of the Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs. In the early years
she had attended the Warm Springs
Elementary, graduating from Ma
dras High School in 1983. She then
went on to Western Business Col-
eee in Portland, Oregon. At the
time of her accident she was en
rolled at Central Oregon Commu-
hours a day, at the Parade Grounds
near Officers Row on the Fort
Vancouver Historic Reserve.
Numerous special events are
planned for the Memorial Day
weekend including a candlelilght
ceremony, a Native American
pow-wow, a name reading
ceremony, and a community
dinner.
For information regarding the
traveling Wall's visit to Vancouver
or any of the associated Memorial
Day weekend events, please
contact Doug Zcnn a (503) 241
7494. The following week, the Wall
moves to Klamath Falls, Oregon,
where it will be on display at
Kingsley Field. Opening
ceremonies will be held on June 6,
at 10:00 a.m. The ceremony will
include various speakers and a
reading of the 18 names of
War II"; months and days of birth
and death; an emblem reflecting
one's religion; and text indicating
valor awards. When burial is in a
national, state veterans or military
post cemetery, the headstone or
marker is ordered through the
cemetery, which will place it on
the grave. Information on style,
inscription and shipping can be
obtained from the cemetery.
When burial occurs in a
cemetery other than a national,
military post or state veterans
cemetery, the headstone or marker
must be applied for from VA.Itis
shipped at government expense.
VA, however, does not pay the
cost of placing the headstone or
marker. To apply, complete VA
may not be included in the loan.
The following may not e included
in the loan: VA appraisal, credit
report, loan processing fee, title
search, title insurance, recording
fees, transfer taxes, survey charges
and hazard insurance.
Repossessed Mouses
VA sells homes that have been
acquired after foreclosure of a VA
guaranteed loan. These homes are
available to both veterans and
nonveterans. Contact local real
estate agents foravailable listings.
Safeguards for Veterans
1, Homes completed less
than a year before purchase with
VA financing and inspected during
construction by either V A or HUD
must meet VA requirements.
2, VA may suspend from
the loan program those who take
unfair advantage of veteran
borrowers or dicline to sell a new
home to make a loan to an eligible
veteran of good credit because of
race, color, religion, sex, disability,
family status or national origin.
3, The builder of a new
home is required to give the
purchasing veteran a one-year
warranty that the home has been
. nity College in Bend, Oregon.
Ms. Scott was very active through
out the years. She was on the Madras
High School basketball team, Warm
Springs Softball league, participated
in rodeo events such as barrel racing.
. She began in the Peewee rodeos then
t advanced to the Western States All
Indian Rodeo circuit. Among her
achievements are being Queen of
Tygh Valley Indian Rodeo in 1983,
Queen of the Holiday All-Indian
Basketball Tournament in 1983; T
ball coach; Reading Tutor at the War
Springs Elementary; Rodeo Coordi
nator representing the Robert Wood
Johnson Healthy Nations. Doots was
renowned in the art of beadwork.
Her work has graced the cultural,
traditional and customs arena of all
Indian Country. Regaling govern
ment, state and tribal dignitaries, el
ders and royalty as well as providing
exquisite gifts for family members,
friends, giveaways and giftshops in
all of the Northwest area. She was
also a life time member of the Warm
Springs Full Gospel Church and the
church choir.
Nadine was very involved with
her children, encouraging them to
participate in all sports activities as
well as ceremonial and powwow
dancing. Her daughters followed in
her footsteps as royalty in the Lil
Miss Warm Springs Pageant and in
the Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days. Fam
ily and friends remember her with
her exhibited congeniality, inner
beauty, graciousness, her high re
spect for her elders and above all her
wonderful humor. She was highly
Northwest
servicemen from Klamath County
killed during the Vietnam War.
In a separate location on
Kingsley Field, there will be a
Veterans Memorial Gassic Car
Show on June 6 and 7. A static
display of military equipment will
also be available for viewing.
Those interested in additional
information on the Klamath Falls
event may contact Elmo LeBcau at
(541)850-6042.
The first weekend in July, the
wall will be on display at the
Molalla High School football field.
The event is sponsored by VFW
Post 3973. US Senator Ron Wyden
and US Representative Darlene
Hooley are planning to be there
July 2nd.
For additional information
concerning the event in Molalla,
please contact Bob George at (503) ,
632-4942.
form 40-1330 and forward it to
Director, Memorial Programs
Service (403 A), National Cemetery
System, Department of Veterans
Affairs, Washington, DC 20420.
Forms and assistance are
available at VA regional office.
For information regarding the
status of an application, write to
the Director, Memorial Programs
Service (403 A), , or call 1-800-697-6947.
VA cannot issue a
headstone or marker for a spouse
or child buried in a private
cemetery. Twenty-year reservists
are eligible foraheadstone or grave
marker if they are entitled to
military retired pay at the time of
death.
constructed to VA approved plans
and specifications. A similar
warranty must be given for new
manufactured homes. .
4. In cases of new
construction completed under VA
or HUD inspection, VA may pay
or otherwise compensate the
veteran borrower for correction of
structural defects seriously
affecting livability if assistance is
requested within four years of a
home-loan guaranty
5. The borrower obtaining
a loan may only be charged the
fees and other charges prescribed
ty VA as allowable.
6. The borrower can prepay
without penalty the entire loan or
" any part not less than the amount of
one installment or $ 1 00.
7. VAencouages holders to
extend forbearance if a borrower
becomes temporarily unable to
meet the terms of the loan.
w eft
i respected for her enduring strength.
She was known as a tough lady
Throughout the latter years she
was employed as a teacher with the
Early Childhood Education Center
(Daycare); a committee secretary
with the Tribal Council; secretary
with the Fish & Wildlife 'depart
ment; Work experience coordina
tor with the W hUD program and an
on-call secretary with the Confed
erated Tribes of Warm Springs.
Preceding her in death are daugh
ter Natasha, who died at the time of
the accident January 6, 1998; grand
mother Lela Scott, and grandfather
Joseph Thompson.
Survivors include her parents
Daniel G. & Christine Scott, chil
dren Paul Scott, Nicole, Tianna,
Rachclle & Charley Ann Herkshan,
significant other Leevi Herkshan;
brother Larry (Missy) Scott; sister
Sandra (Dan) Scott McGill; grand
mother Gladys Thompson; grand
father Elmer Scott Sr. all of Warm
Springs. She leaves numerous aunts,
uncles and many relatives.
Prayer service was held at Gladys
Thompson residence on Friday,
May 1, 1998. The dressing cer
emony was held at the Agency
Longhouse on Saturday May 2, 1998
at 5 p.m. with Ellen Thompson,
Margaret Boise and Louise Hellon
officiating. There was two nights of
service, Saturday and Sundav May
3, 199S with Wilford Jim and Mary
Ann Meanus officiating. Burial was
10 a.m. Monday, May 4, 1998 at the
Tenino Cemetery.
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