Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
12 August 27, 1998
Madras employment office sends list-
The Madras Employment office
has these jobs avertised as of August
24, 1998:
Nurse, MetalsMech. sys. teacher;
Temp. Alternative Edu.; Temp. 2nd
grade Teacher; Temp 3rd grade
Teacher; Temp. 12 primary teacher;
Special Ed. Teacher; Transition Spe
cialist; Deputy District Attorney;
Dep. Dist. Attorney 2; Head Softball
Coach; Girl's Soccer Coach; Boy's
Golf Coach; Head Volleyball Coach;
Assistant Track Coach; General Ad
ministrator; Public Health director;
Mental Health Counselor; Mental
Counselor 1; Domestic Violence
Adv.; Full Charge Bookeeper; Cash
Happy BlrthdayTooYooooull
For Oliver Moses
August 29
From Jered, Coleicia
Powwow seeking
candidates
The Annual powwow held at
Celilo, Oregon is seeking royalty
candidates and has the following
categories: Sr. Queen (13 & older),
Jr. Queen (12 & younger), Lil Brave
(no age limit).
The Mid-Columbia River
Powwow is held October 23, 24, 25,
1998.
Winner is determined by most big
raffle tickets sold. Winners in each
category will receive a traveling
crown (except lil brave), a jacket, a
banner, a 20 payback on total raffle
ticket sales, plus otherprizes. Runner
ups will receive a 20 payback, &
other prizes.
Interested candidates and raffle
tickets sellers can contact Gloria Jim
(509) 848-3461 or (541) 296-8816.
Happy Bitth Day Wish r-or
Meleah Miller
August 29
From Sluggo, Dee & Antone
Kah-Nee-Ta offers
training for employees
Kah-Nee-Ta's management
training program was created for
advancement of Tribal members to
management positions here at the
Resort. Kah-Nee-Ta tries to maintain
trainees at all times. They currently
have one graduate, Carlos Smith,
Rooms Division Manage, Gerald
Sampson, Jr., in his second year and
will be moving to the Food and
Beverage Department in September.
The third and newest trainee is Scott
Moses. Scott put the program on hold
this year to take a position as village
Gate Manage. He will be moving to
the accounting department this win
ter. A Kah-Nee-Ta trainee signs on
for a period of three years and ill
work in the various departments of
the resort. This enables the trainee to
find which area of management he
she will pursue. While Kah-Nee-Ta
does not guarantee a management
position after three years, the trainee
Powwow to be held
The Columbia River Exhibition
of History Science and Technology
(CREHST) is sponsoring a Return of
the Columbia River Salmon Pow
Wow to be held in Rickland' s Howard
Amon Park on Saturday, September
12 with events starting at 10:00 a.m.
The Pow-wow will begin at 1:00
p.m. with Otis Halfmoon, Nez Perce,
as the Master of Ceremonies.
There will becash prizes for danc
ers in the following categories: Men's
FancyGrass, Traditional and Senior;
Women's FancyJingle, Traditional
and Senior; Teens (13-17) Boys
FancyGrass and Traditional; Teen
Girls' Fancy Jingle and Traditional;
Junior (7-12) Boys FancyGrass and
Traditional; Girls FancyJingle and
Super special
for tribal members only at the new WestWind
Homes, $4000 off all new 1999 homes.
We will prequalify you over the telephone.
Please call 1-888-262-3382
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Enrollment worker; Slatt Assistant
1; Half time Dept. Sec; Sales Att.
Full time; Sales clcrkpartime; Stock
clerksetup ere.; WaiterWaitress;
Afternoon cook; Cook's helper; Jani
tortile setter; irrigator; Harvest
workergarlic; Irrigatorhocing; Auto
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Drywall TaperNailer; Carpenter;
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Forkli ftharvest worker; Journey
level auto tech.; Farm laborer &
cutterfinger jointer all in Madras.
WaiterWaitress; cookcocinero;
experienced cook; assistant night
janitor su.; journey level millwright
Seeking assistant
We are seeking a dynamic, highly
motivated person to provide admin
istrative and secretarial support to
the Executive Director of our re
gional NOT-FOR-PROFIT Corpo
ration serving the Native American
community. Support includes: han
dling correspondence, organizing and
maintaining reference files, business
calendars, and appointments, mak
ing travel arrangements, interacting
with all levels of the organization
and external policy makers, and
projects as assigned.
Qualified applicants must have 3
4 years of applicable experience and
demonstrate mastery of the follow
ing secretarialadministrative skills:
answer, screen and prioritize phone
calls and appointment requests, writ
ing skills that include excellent gram
mar, syntax, and form, draft andor
Nerf bars for sale
Smittybuilt Chrome nerf bars
to fit Ford Ex Cab pickups
between 1987-1996. Asking
$280. Call 553-3274 ask for
Selena.
management
has the option of staying at
Kah-Nee-Ta working up to, a man
agement position of hisher choice,
or accepting another position that
may be open. If the trainee elects to
leave the reservation, Kah-Nee-Ta
will help himher find a position off
the reservation in the hospitality
business.
Kah-Nee-Ta has been advertising
for a management trainee for another
position this summer. Receiving only
two applicants, the position has re
mained open in hopes of attracting
ambitions Tribal members to apply.
This Management Trainee position
will close on September 25, 1998.
Any person interested in submitting
an application may do so by sending
a letter of interest along with a cur
rent resume to Kah-Nee-Ta Resort,
Administration, PO. Box K, Warm
Springs, Oregon 97761 or drop it off
at the Resort Administration office.
September 12
Traditional; Tots (6 and under) will
each receive recognition for partici
pating. Teepees are welcome, but partici
pants will have to bring their own
poles.
Artists and food vendors are
wecome. The fee is $20 for artists
while the fee for food vendors is $25.
Food vendors must also ovtain a per
mit from the Benton County Health
Department, which can be reached at
509-582-7761. There is plenty of
space for artists, but food-vendor
space is limited. Call CREHST at
509-943-9000 for registration infor
mation or further details. Artist and
vendor registrations are due August
21. CREHST is located at 95 Lee
Blvd. Richland, WA.
State.
all in Warm Springs.
WaiterW aitress; cook restaurant;
in Shaniko.
Journeylevel auto tech.; & Ma
rine engine mechanic in Culver.
Home Health aid & farm laborer
in Ashwood.
Hvy Truck driver in Central Or
egon. For further information call 475
2382. Be your own boss
Business opportunity. Work at
home, have your own hours. Be your
own boss for $20,000. For more in
formation call 553-57 1 2.
cau nign level mcmus, piuccuures,
and customer communications, or
ganizational skills including versa-
tility, creativity, and flexibility, oral
communication and interpersonal
skills, and advanced PC skills in
cluding word processing, spread
sheets, desk top publishing, data base
and graphics. The successful candi
date will have project management
experience, strong analyticalprob
lem solving skills, and the willing
ness to work overtime as needed. A
degree in a business-related field is
desirable.
Core hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., Monday-Friday (some over
time may be required). Starting yearly
salary is $26,000 to $30,000 based
on experience. Fax resume to Office
Manager at (503) 243-5028.
Dance group
forming
Do you have any girls interested
in powwow dancing ages between 4
14? We would like to try this to bring
the little girls back into dancing and
out of gangsviolence. Also just to
have fun working with the younger
generation and bring them together.
As teenagers these days we have to
be good role models. This would
help. If you would like to help us,
you are more than welcome. We are
looking for a fairly large place to
practice and rehearse without charge.
We also would like to start as soon as
August 5 or sooner if possible. Well,
thanks for your time and all of that
good stuff. If you have a vacancy,
please call us at the Small Business
Center (541)553-3592 and ask for
Cece Herrara andor Janell
Tailfeathers.
Eck and Elliot
Attorneys at Law
42 NW Greeley, Bend, OR
Providing legal services for
Warm Springs in Tribal,
State & Federal Courts,
Vehicle accidents, Personal
injury, Business, ICWA,
LandlordTenant, Divorce,
Custody, Criminal Defense,
DMV License Suspensions,
Wills, StateFederal Tax.
Free Initial Consultation
(541) 383-85363755
Change overdue
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gation. Violations of my civil rights,
religion rights and due process. From
Pro tem Judge Joann Rue, General
Manager of Public Safety, Chief Pros
ecutor, Chief, Captain, Lt. of Correc
tions, all Investigations, Patrol, Head
of Probation and the judges.
So where does it end? Or do we
have to wait for another tragic inci
dent? the people are asking the coun
cil, the Coo's assistance on these
vital needed changes in the legal sys
tem ! The decision that you make will
impact on the community. It's time
for the people to be heard once agai n !
There's to much inconsistency!
Respectfully,
"Big Rat Suppah"
Concerned tribal member
speaking in behalf of other
with complaints.
The Indian Warrior - The Veterans
Corner i..
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Tips for Small
Small Business Administration
A number of SB A programs are
designed to help small businesses,
including businesses owned or
operated by veterans. Help
available from the SBA includes
business training, conferences,
counseling, surety bonding,
government procurement and
financial management assistance.
S B A loans are made under its Loan
Guaranty Program. The loan
amount is advanced by the bank or
other lending institution, with SBA
guaranteeing up to 85 percent of
the total amount. In each SBA
field office a veterans affairs
officer is designated as the contact
person to assist veterans.
Information about SBA's
programs is provided at field
offices. Check the local phone
book for the nearest SBA office or
call 1-800-827-5722.
Social Security
Monthly retirement, disability
and survivor benefits underSocial
Security are payable to a veteran
Pacific Northwest Veterans Conference
Point man International presents
the Pacific Northwest Veterans
Conference, September 18, 19, 20,
1998. A journey from War to Peace,
with the theme, "Victory,"
The Pacific Northwest Veterans
Conference is for All Veterans,
Families, Spouses, Counselors,
Current Military Personnel.
Workshops on Anger, Adrenaline,
Emotional Numbing, Guilt, PTSD in
the home.
The Location: Covenant Christian
Community Church, 2603 E. 18th,
The Dalles Oregon.
Dates and Times: Friday,
September 18, 3:30 pm -9:30 pm.
Saturday: Sept. 19, 9:00 am - 9:00
pm, Sunday Sept. 20, 10:00 am -12:00
pm.
Transportation: The Portland
Airport is approximately 1 hour 30
minutes from the Conference site.
Shuttle service will be provided on an
arranged basis to and from the Airport
and to and from your lodging each
day. But please make arrangements
by calling MarkEllen Anthony at
(541)386-2263.
Hotel: Please make hotel
reservations by Sept. 10, 1998. Room
blocks will be released at that time.
When you call, mention you are with
Point Man. The Day;s Inn, 2500 W.
6th, The Dalles, Or.; Exit 82 $49.00 2
people, 1 queen, 1-800-991-0801.
Sleeping Over: There's plenty of
room to stretch out a sleeping bag at
the conference. Bring your own
sleeping bag, toiletries, etc. Military
tents and portable showers available.
CampersTrailers; Parking space
is available for self contained units.
All Meals Provided, Childcare will
be provided, special session for Teens,
Scholarships Availabel.
Featured Guest Speakers;
Gene and Karolyn Roles: Gene
works full time for the Kansas Army
National Guard as a helicopter and flight
instructor. He served in Vietnam as a
Chopper pilot in 68-69, arriving in Pleiku
one day prior to the '68 Tet Offensive.
Karolyn, a Native American, lost her
Court notices-
Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs
Reservation of Oregon
Petitioner
vs.
Angeline KalamaDavid Belgard SrMyra
Shawaway
Respondant
Case No. JV44-96(B)
To: Angeline KalamaDavid Belgard Sr. A
Myra Shawaway:
Yog are hereby notified: That the above cited
case(s), as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court,
has been scheduled for tnalhearing at 2:00 p.m. on
the 14th day of October. 1998
Yoa 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
any documents you believe are relevant to this
cause, and yoa may bring witnesses to testify on
your behalf You may request the Court to sub
poena your witnesses, however, you must submit
your list of witnesses o later than two weeks prior
to trial; failure to do so will not be considered
sufficient reasoa to postpone the trial. If you have
any questions, you should seek legal advice imme
diately. If you fail to appear as so ordered, the tribal
Business & Social Security
and dependents if the veteran has
earned enough work credits under
the program. Upon the veteran's
death, a one-time payment of $255
also may be made to the veteran's
spouse or child. In addition, a
veteran may qualify at age 65 for
Medicare's hospital insurance and
medical insurance. Medicare
protection also is available to
people who have received Social
Security disability benefits for 24
months, and to insured people and
their dependents who need dialysis
or kidney transplants.
Active duty or active duty for
training in the U.S. uniformed
services has counted toward Social
Security since January 1957. Since
Jan. 1, 1988, work as a member of
the Armed Forces Reserve
components while on inactive duty
for training also counts toward
Social Security. Servicemembers
and veterans receive an extra $300
credit for each quarter in which
they received any basic pay for
active duty or active duty for
training after 1956 and before
1978. After 1977, acredit of $100
is granted foreach $300of reported
wages up to a maximum credit of
$1,200. No additional Social
Security taxes are withheld from
pay for these extra credits. Also,
noncontributory Social Security
credits of $160 a month may be
granted to veterans who served
after Sept. 15, 1940, and before
1957, including attendance at
service
academies. Further
younger brother to sniper fire in March
of 197 1 , while he was serving in Vietnam.
Gene and Karolyn both speak from the
heart on issues of Post Traumatic Stress
and some personal traumas in their lives.
Del Wantland: Del is the Director of
Point Man International Ministries. He
and his wife Sue and children live in
Sheridan, Michigan. While serving with
the 1 st Cavalry Division in Vietnam and
walking third in "the stick," he was
wounded. Since that time, he has been in
a wheel chair, but does not let that get in
his way. He has struggled with many of
the same issues other vets have had to
work through anger, bitterness and
unforgi veness, depression, addictions but
he made some deliberate choices in his
life which have brought him healing and
freedom. His smile will brighten your
day and give you a hope
Paul Huges: Paul's story is an account
that will certainly contribute to the healing
and recovery needed in the aftermath of
war. His is a testimony to how a powerful
and loving God can take a wounded,
broken, desperate man's life and
transform it into one of faith, service,
and hope. Paul's dynamic delivery and
novel humor, along with his straight
forward approach of "the issues" has
made him a sought after speaker,
appearing on the 700 Club, PTL program
and others, as well as minister-ing to
those behind bars. He is a decorated
veteran of the Vietnam war and is married
with one daughter, You can pick up a
copy of his autobiography, the shadow
of Death, at the conference.
Oscar Ramirez: Oscar served in
Vietnam in '67-68 and when he returned,
was assigned to special duty as an Honor
GuardFuneral Detail, accompanying the
bodies of the men killed in the land he
had just left. During the Gulf War, Oscar
was activated and served on special
assignment, he began counseling after
being ordained into the ministry and over
the following 20 years, has developed
the highly effective process known as
Biblical Reality Therapy. Oscar lives in
Miami, Florida and works with the Miami
Rescue Mission there as Counseling
Supervisor, as well as speaking frequently
court may enter a complaint for contempt of court
and issue a warrant for your arrest.
Dated at Warm Springs, on this 1 3th day of
August 1998.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
To: Janice Lucei
Warm Springs, OR 97761
Juniper Auto
PO Box 87
Madras. OR 97741
Notice of Informal Hearing
Case No. IN53-98
An informal hearing has been scheduled with
the Warm Springs Tnbal Court on the 1 7th day of
September, 1998, at I p m. This hearing has been
scheduled at the request of Juniper Auto 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
actio against you in a State Court. If yoa fail to
appear at the scheduled time, the presiding nidge
may issue a warrant for your arrest and require you
to post bail to guarantee your appearance.
Dated this 21st day of August 1998
Walter Langnese III
Judge, Warn Springs Tribal Ccrt
information about Social Security
credits and benefits is available
from Social Security offices or by
calling 1-800-772-1213.
Supplemental Security
Income
For those age 65 or older and
those who are blind or otherwise
disabled, Supplemental Security
Income (SSI) may be provided, if
they have little or no income or
resources. States may supplement
the federal payments to eligible
persons and may disregard
additional income. Although VA
compensation and pension
benefits are counted. Also, not all
resources count in determining
eligibility. Forexample, aperson's
home and the land it is on do not
count, regardless of value.
Personal effects, household goods,
automobiles and life insurance
may not count, depending upon
their value. Information and
assistance in making application
for these payments may be
obtained at any Social Security
office or by calling 1-800-772-
1213. .-iiri
and conducting seminars on addictions
and other life controlling issues.
Pastor Norman Clear: Norman was
born and raised in Arkansas and says he
smoked from the time he was knee-high
to a grasshopper and began drinking about
that time, too. It was a way of life down
in those parts. He served his country
during the Korean war and came home
with some of the symptoms of PTSD.
But they didn't call it that back then.
Today Norm is a highly respected
minister, counselor and leader in his
community here in The Dalles and
across the country and is called upon
by, no only his own congregation
here at Covenant, but by pastors
nation-wide for counseling and
ministry. He has a wonderful gift of
wisdom and insight into the heart
issues of life.
Norm Bergsma; Drafted into the
army in 1968 , he was assigned to the
25th Infantry and sent to Vietnam' in
March of 21969. Norm exhibits his
paintings here this weekend, and
expression of one man's journey through
PTSD & the struggle to come to terms
with war and its aftermath.
Larry Barkemeyer: Larry served
with the 1st of the 39th Artillery along
the border of Laos and up on the DMZ in
1 970-7 1 . He returned to the U. S. to face
many of the same battles of life that other
veterans did. Larry incorporates words
and music to express the emotions and
tell the stories of the men and women
who served in the Vietnam War. Presently
Larry is a social worker in Cottage Grove.
Fellowship and Sharing: Enjoy the
camaraderie and fellowship of other
veterans and their families, make new
friends, experience real spiritual
refreshment together. You '11 be able to
express your story and learn from others
during informative discussion groups.
Re-Energize Your Marriage: Get away
together and find that you are not alone
in your experiences with your partner.
You can understand Post Traumatic
Stress and work together to restore and
or refresh your marriage and family.
Registration Fee: $15 single $25
family.
For more Information; Call, Mark
and Ellen Anthony (541) 386-2263
Confederated Tribes of The Warm Springs
Reservation of Oregon
vj
Sanders Heath
Defendant
Case No.: D096-81
Order to Show Cause for Public Notice
To: Sanders Heath:
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 I
p.m. on the 22nd day of September, 1998.
You are hereby ordered to be and appear at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court at the time and date
shown, to show cause why you should not be held
in Contempt of Court for failure to pay back sun
port owing. This hearing, will not be a full bearing
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 yoa 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 21st
day of August, 1998.
Walter Langnes HI
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Cawrt
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