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Job openings
The following job openings as of
June 14 are listed. If interested call
Amelia Tewce in Human Resources
at 553-3262. If you want job details,
contact the person listed.
Executive Director; Gaming
Commission; Orthclia Patt 553-4890
Children's Treatment Special
ist; Community Counseling Center;
James Quaid
1 Icalth Systems Specialist; MCP
& CB; Michael Marcotte 553-2490
Fisheries Biologist (Hydro
Power); Fish & Wildlife; Patty
O'Toole or Terry Luther 553-3233
Fisheries Tech. I (2 positions)
Oak Springs-Maupin & The
Dalles; Fish & Wildlife; Patty
O'TooleMick Jennings 296-6866
Forest Crew Member; Fire
Mgmt.; Luther Clements 553-1146
Fire Fighters ( 12 positions); Fire
Mgmt.; Vernon Tias, Sr. 553-1 146
Engine Operator Seasonal (4
positions); Fire Mgmt.; Vernon Tias
Sr. 553-1 146
Executive Secretary; Public
Court notices-
To: Carol HerkshaiiGlaude
Harm Sprints, OR 97761
Notice of Informal llrartnl
CikNo.IN115.V7
An inform il hearing hai been scheduled wiih ihc
Warm Springs Tribal Court on the 111 day ol July, 1998, al
3 (X) p m This hearing has been scheduled al Ihc reuueil of
People's Credit for the following; reasons: Overdue Ac
count. You ire hereby required to appear al this lime on your
own behalf It n important that you attempt to resolve this
issue, in order to prevent further action against you in a
Slate Court If you fail to appear at the scheduled lime, the
presiding judge may issue a warrant for your arresi and
require you to post ball to guarantee your appearance.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1998.
Lola Sobappy
Chief Judge, Warm Spring! Tribal Court
Josephine Alonso
Petitioner
vs.
Avery Biss
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. UU65-W .
To Avery Biss tc Josephine Alonso,
You are hereby notified that a petition to Determine
Paternity has bao tiled with Use Warm Springs Tribal
Court. .
By this aorta pM an lummotsso) to appear in uus
matter ai a heannf scwaduted for 9:00 a.m., on the 1 5th day
of July. 1998, at iheWarci Springs Tribal Court. All of the
facts of the case will be heard at this hearing, including
evidence you wish arsel.
You must appear to present your argument or the other
lid: will automatically win. The Petitioner, Michael Ortiz,
may then be given ail thai is asked for in the Petition to
Determine Paternity
The Petitioner will be present at the hearing. If you
desire to personally argue your side of the case, you may
have a legal aide, spokesperson or attorney appear on your
behalf al yourexpense. ...
If you have any questions, you should seek legal
advice immediately.
Daied ai Warm Springs, Oregon, this 1 1 th day of June,
1998
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Happy 1st Birthday
Anthony Holliday Jr.
Love you lots!!
Love Always,
Mom & Dad
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Happy Birthday son,
24 years old June 19th
Love Mom
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Kahneeta job openines
Cultural Information Representa
tive; Food & Beverage Director;
Kahneeta Resort will continue to
take applications for various seasonal
and part time positions throughout
the resort in order to fill any vacant
positions that may become available
during the summer.
Applications are available from
the Kahneeta Personnel office or from
Employment services at the Tribal
Administration. Completed applica
tions can be turned in at either office
or faxed to (541)553-1015.
Other job openines
PEHcalth Teacher; PE Teacher;
PEHealth Teacher; Teacher Pre
school; Principal; Educational As-
Randolph Smith
Petitioner
vs.
Lillian W alley
Respondant
Cue No. JV160-9A; D74-7J-450
Tot Lillian Walseyi
You are hereby notified: That the above cited easels),
as filed in Ihc Warm Springs Tribal Court, has been sched
uled for trialhearing at 2:00 p.m. on the 15th day of July,
198. . ...
You are hereby ordered: To be and appear at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court at the lime and dale shown to defend
against the chargc(s). You may be represented by yourself,
by an aitorney, or by a spokesman, at your own expense.
You may bring any documents you believe are relevant to
this cause, ana you may onng wiuicaavi . ...
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 quctiions, you should seek legal advice immedi
ately. If you fail lo appear as so ordered, the tribal court may
enter a complaini lor contempt of court and issue a warrant
for your arrest.
Dated al Warm Springs, on this 1 2th day of June 1 99.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judgt, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Apology given
I Walter R. Payne, III, am writing
this apology letter for endangering
my life and the lives of others or
being intoxicated on Hwy 26, but I
am very, very sorry for this incident
and I promise this will not happen
again in the future. This I promise
you, my beloved Native American
Indians of Warm Springs and too. . .
. the tribal courts.
So-o-o-o sorry.
Walter R. Payne, III
29th Annual
Delta Park Powwow and Encampment
June 19, 20 and 21
East Delta Park, Portland, OR
Saturday
Alcohol and Drug Prevention Fun RunWalk
Dance Competitions
Crowning of Miss Bow and Arrow 1998
Art and Craft Vendors
Raffle and More
For information call (503) 788-9307
Important Notice
Allergies? Asthma?
Looking for 17 people to evaluate a
new technology.
No obligation.
Call CR at 553-1034
Sfate
sistant; Assistant coach; Head Soft
ball Coach; Music Teachers; Envi
ronmental Health; Public Health Di
rector; Counselor; WaiterWaitress;
Hnm Health Aide: Live-in
dSrTai'&uol- Deliver;
Pnrcnn-rmterfinper iointcr all in
Madras.
Nurse & Personnel Clerk in Warm
Springs.
Home Health Aide in Culver.
Crew LeaderAddr. lis. it
Jefferson county.
For Sale
Yamaha Motorcycle Seca 750
$800; Yamaha SRX Snowmobile
$1,000; Riding lawn mower $500;
Please call and leave message at 553
1636. REWARD!!!
Lost, black wallet on June 10,
1998 at the Community Center.
Please return, no questions asked. Or
call James Halliday 553-3246 (work)
if you have any information.
Happy Birthday to my
nieces June 24 & July 3,
(24 years old)
from your aunt in
Warm Springs
Happy 2 1st Birthday to my s
brother Aldo,
Finally a buyer & legal person.
Love your sister,
Nicole
We would like to wish our son
Aldo, a belated "21st" Happy Birth
day", we miss you and love you very
much. Love,
Sharlayne, Delbert,
& Mathew Garcia
We would like to congratulate our
niece Arly n Dawn Garcia, who gradu
ated on June 6, 1998 from Spring
Creek High School at Elko, Nevada.
The honors she received are Spartan
Pride Award 1998; Academic Excel
lence Award honor graduates 195 &
above honor points; Academic Let
ter; President's Award for Education
Excellence; Nevada High School
Scholars; Cortez Gold Mine Schol
arship; Elko County Classroom
Teacher's Association Scholarship;
Silver Sage FFA Alumni Scholar
ship; University of Idaho Presiden
tial, John Otness Scholarship & the
National Honor Society. Out of 140
graduates, she was among the top
eight (8) of her class. We are proud of
her accomplishments and wish her
the very best.
Love,
Delbert, Sharlayne,
Nicole & Mathew Garcia
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uere are some songs and tunes the GPs of WWII and the
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Korean War may remember, the Hits in
Here is something the WWII,
veterans may find interesting, and
it comes from the American Legion
magazine. These arc some of the
favorites songs and tunes of the
WWII, days and perhaps those
veterans can remember such tones
as : Always, by Dcanna Durbin;
Seems Like Old Times, by Guy
Lombardo; Always, by Jo Stafford;
Moonlight Becomes You, Bing
Crosby; My Devotion, Vaughn
Monroe; LiliMarlcne, Perry Como;
My Prayer, Ink Spots; I Think O
YouTommyDorsey.FrankSinatra;
Marie Tommy Dorsey; Sleepy
Time Gal, Harry James; Harbor
Lights, Frances Lnagford; My
Buddy, Sammy Kaye; Linda,
Buddy Clark; Deep Purple. Larry
Clinton, BeaWain; As Time Goes
By, Dooleyt Wilson (Sam); To Each
His Own, Eddy Howard; Miss you,
Minority Veterans Programs Available
The Minority Veterans
Program at the Portland VAMC
works as an advocate for minority
veterans, helping to access health
care and benefit needs. The
Program works cooperatively with
VA Medical Centers, VA Benefits
Offices, and Vet Centers,
partnering with the following
organizations and programs to out
reach to the under served
communities.
National Veterans Service
Organizations
Internal VA Services and
Programs
National Minority
Organizations
On Patrol-
McGruffs Activity Report
The last few weeks have been quite
eventful for the staff if Warm Springs
Police Department. If you have a scanner,
as a great percentage of the residents do,
you nave overneara
rthe activity. Just a
little thought when
you're listeningto the
scanner think
about the shots that
have been fired or the
fights that the offic
Vers get into. ...how
many of them are your
relatives. Would you
put yourself into that
predicament? Are
you sure that the sus
pect that they are
chasing is not your
child? Do you know
where your children
are? Just a thought.
In this report I am
going to highlight just a few of the 311
cases that the officers responded to. Dur
ing the first week of May, officers re
sponded to the Simnasho area to call of a
domestic disturbance. This particular
couple had been in at least three other
altercations prior to this. This time, the
male subject had abused the female to the
point where she had to be transported to the
hospital and once again finding his way to
jail. These same two people had also re
ceived additional charges at a later date for
drugs and alcohol.
During the late hours in Simnasho, a
juvenile subject had threw a wagon at the
living room window of the Simnasho offi
cer, breaking it while the occupants were
asleep inside. This juvenile suspect is
known to a habitual offender and is suspect
in many othercases. Il was obvious that the
officers in the Simnasho area are not appre
ciated by all.
On May 28, an elderly male subject had
sustained a heart attack in the Kahneeta
area. Life saving steps were administered,
but were unsuccessful during transport.
At the end of the month, several offic
ers had responded to a residence out on
Tcnino Road where a domestic was occur
ring. It was reported that shots were being
fired. Upon the arrival of the officers, they
h;td removed three young children and
their mother, all victims, along with sev
eral guns. The suspect was taken into cus
tody without any major injuries.
On May 31. two officers and Fire &
Safety personnel responded north on Hwy..
26toareport major vehicle crash. Asingle
female driver, had failed to make a 45 mph
turn and crashed, flipping several times
and breaking several large trees prior to the
vehicle stopping. Two of ML View's ER
doctors were on the scene prior to the
arrival of the ambulance crew, attempting
to resuscitate the victim, whom was trapped
in i set
Warrior - The Veterans
Corner
Dinah Shore; Auf Wcidcrsch'n,
Sweetheart. Vera Lynn; Five
Minutes More, Tex Bcneke; Now
Is The Hour, Bing Crosby;
Dancing InThc Dark, Artie Shaw;
Peg O'My Heart, Harmonicats;
La Vie En Rose, Edith Piaf; That
Old Black Magic, Glenn Miller;
Sleepy Lagoon, Harry Jamcs;It
Had To Be You, Helen Forrest,
Dick Havmes: Serenade In Blue,
Glenn Miller, Mcxicali Rose, Bing
Crosby; That Old Feeling, Shcp
Fields; We'll Meet Again, Guy
Lombardo; Mam 'sellc, Art Lund;
Maria Elena, Jimmy Dorscy, Bob
Ebcrly; You'd Be So Nice To
Come Home To, Dinah Shore;
white Cliffs Of Dover, Day Kyscr,
Yep! Some of those tunes just
might bring back some fond
memories for the Veterans of WW
h.
Going on through the pages
here are some of the favorite Hit
Songs that the Korean War
Veterans may remember
Music, Music, Music Teresa
Brewer; You Belong To Me Jo
Stafford; Love Is A Many
Splendored Thing The Four Aces;
Slowpoke Pee Wee King;
Sincerely The McGuirc Sisters;
Tennessee Waltz Patti Page;
That's Amore Dean Martin; Blue
Tango Leroy Anderson; Because
Community Based
Veteran Organizations
Veteran Advocate Groups
On November 2, 1994, Public
Law 103-446 established the
Center for Minority Veterans
which created Minority Veteran
programs throughout the VA
Medical Centers.Regional Offices
and Cemeteries to accomplish the
following goals:
Promote the use of existing
programs, benefits and services
by minority veterans.
Propose new programs,
benefits and services to meet the
needs of minority veterans.
in the car. Air Life was dispatched, but was
recalled for the victim, a Washington State
resident, had died at the scene. Of the
several years that I have been involved
with the Police and Fire Dept., this is the
first time that we had to cut a seat belt off
of a victim, but it was one of those
unsurvivalble crashes. This crash could
have been avoided if she was not driving at
such a high rate of speed.
During the first week of June, there has
been a tremendous amount of activity. Fire
& Police personnel responded to a struc
ture fire on Bray Street, where fire had
overtaken the attic of the house. An Or
egon State Police Fire Investigator has the
case still under investigation.
Suspects are being held for trial for
beatinguptwoother subjects at their agency
residence. The two victims were trans
ported to the hospital, where they are still
recovering. One of the suspects had re
ceived a few hundred days jail time for
violating his probation.
A Hispanic male, whom was in the
company of some local residents, had at
tempted suicide by hanging about 1 9 miles
outside of the Agency area. A Tigard Po
lice Officer had stopped and performed
CPR and revived him. The subject was Air
Lifed to St. Charles Hospital where is
recovering. Thanks to the Tigard Police
Officer, this male is alive.
As you may of heard from the sur
rounding media, a vehicle as stolen from
Madras area by three local Indian juvenile,
which was later located in the Upper Dry
Creek area. When our officers located the
vehicle, the suspect vehicle started toelude,
traveling northbound on Hwy. 3. Approxi
mately 3 miles north of the Agency area, a
suspect in the car had leaned out the win
dow and started shooting at the lead patrol
vehicle. The pursuit continued north on
Hwy. 3, beyond the boundaries of the
reservation. At that point, several deputies
and state troopers were involved in the
high speed chase. Basically the vehicle
was left in the timbers, on the north bound
ary of the reservation, where it was recov
ered. The following morning, the female
suspect was located in a wheat field in the
vacinity of the Pine Grove area, where she
was taken into custody. Later in the day,
the two male suspects were located in the
Simnasho area, where they were arrested.
All suspects are being held for possible
state and federal charges. (Do you know
where your children are? Do you know
what they are doing with the people that
they call "friends"?)
As you just read, there is a lot of vio
lence and hatred occurring in our small
community. If we allow this type of activ
ity to continue, we will be basically wiped
out in a few decades. Men beating up on
women. Children beating up on their rela
tives. All are people who ha ve the ability to
change their lifestyle, if only they cared
enough to do it
those days.
Of You Tony Bennett; Be My Love
Mario Lanza; Que ScraScra Doris
Day; Mona Lisa Nat King Cole;
Catch A Falling Star Perry Como;
Oh My Pa Pa Eddie Fisher; Round
And Round Perry Como; The
Wayward Wind Gogi Grant;
SixtccnTons Tennessee Ernie Ford;
Autum Leaves Roger William's;
April Love Pat Boone; Tammy
Debbie Reynolds; Sugartime The
McGuirc Sisters; VoIareDomcnico
Modugno; This Olc House
Rosemary Clooncy; My PraycrThc
Platters; Don't Be Cruel Elvis
Presley; Cattle Call Eddy Arnold;
Mack The Knife Bobby Darin; The
Thing Phil Harris; MistcrSandman
Chordcttes; Hit Diggity Perry
Como; Purple People Eater Shcb
Woolcy; Moonglow and Theme
From Picnic Morris Stoloff; Hearts
Of Stone Fontanc Sisters; Rag Mop
Ames Brothers; Chances Are
Johnny Mathis; Love Me Tender
Elvis Presley; Little Things Mean
A Lot Kitty Kallcn; Goodnight
Irene Gordon Jenkins with The
Weavers.
Yep! Guys remember dancing
to those tunes at the base dances on
Saturday nights. Some were
swinging times in those days.as
girls would come to the dance by
the bus loads. Make a guy get
dreamy eyed.
The Portland VA Medical
Center's Minority Veterans
Program Director is DeBorah
Williams.
For further information or
assistance, please call (503) 402
2903 or 1-800-949-1004, Ext,
52903
Although, the numbers for case num
bers pulled this month have decreased, it
appreared the level of violence has in
creased to make up for it. The officers
responded to about 20 domestic situations,
where several arrests were made. The traf
fic infractions and crashed have increased,
probably due to the weather change. Over
1 00 individuals have spent theirdays in the
heavily visited detox tank. Many of these
individuals must like the cold floors, be
cause they keep coming back for return
visits. With Pi-Ume-Sha around the cor
ner, the department is gearing up for the
great influx of people. So have a safe
summer vacation and watch for the kids.
The Warm Springs Police Department
is joining hundreds of other law enforce
ment agencies throughout Oregon, Wash
ington and British Columbia in the Three
Flags International Safety Belt Campaign.
This ten-day enforcement "blitz" period
will be conducted statewide Friday, June
26 through Sunday, July 5 and will em
phasize reducing the number of speeding
and impaired drivers on local reservation
and Oregon's roadways.
Tribal Police Officer's will have
stepped enforcement for Speed limit vio
lators and Impaired Drivers on local
roadways, and will also be stopped for
non-seatbelt use on Hwy. 26. Highway 26
is a state highway, where state laws need to
be abided by. That means that the same
seatbelt law that is in effect off the Reser
vation has to be adhered to within the
boundaries of the Reservation if you are
traveling on Hwy. 26.
Tribal officers are directed to stop ve
hicles on Hwy. 26 when they observe the
driver to be unrestrained. This is also the
same for unrestrained or improperly re
strained children. Remember, children
under 4 years old or 40 pounds, needs to be
in achild safety seat, to be within the limits
of Oregon State Law. These are also Tribal
Traffic Codes that will be used more fre
quently for those drivers who allow their
children to be standing up and blocking the
view of the road or hindering the drivers
capabilities.
The Three Flag Campaign alerts all
motorists traveling any where in the North
west that officers will be intensifying ef
forts to ensure all drivers adhere to rec
ommended speeds, drive sober and
make sure all passengers BUCKLE UP.
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