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Oct 22, 1998 ? Vol. 23 No. 22 or. coll. (Coyote News) ecrwsr Coyote News In Brief On Patrol returns The Warm Springs police department has busy, busy, busy as of late. Read the latest. Spilyay I'nawa mish'kaau Question:"What are your feelings about St. Charles managing Mtn. View hospital?" 2 Early Childhood Education news related Learn your ABC's, Halloween safety and much, much more. Where's that rock? Identify this issue's geo quiz and win yourself a bundle. Advice on grief offered--Community Health Education team offers the second of a two-part series on handling grief. Language Lessons Sahaptin and Paiute language lessons are offered. 6 and 7 White Buffs lose homecoming The Madras White Buffalo football team lost their homecoming game to The Dalles Indians. 8 Change of Pace Fall Run has 58 participants Runners and walkers alike braved the pavement in this year's popular event. 8 Take part in the planning for the future at the October 29 Community Conference at the Agency Longhouse. Don't miss the special insert concerning the November 3 general election. Remember to vote! Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Make sure you and yours have a SAFE Halloween! Deadline for the next Spilyay Tymoo is Friday, October 30, 1933 Spilyay A state-wide teacher's inservice day brings several Central Oregon teachers to The Museum At Warm Springs for a day of learning and fun. r, I l i: ' . I ' , : f i f 5. f Gene Harvey and his dance group performed for the teachers. Lambert to Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame 1 Pi . . . . H Vs. IK Aw tr m- Mel Lambert The World Famous rodeo announcer Mel Lambert, is being inducted into the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, in Oklahoma City, Okla., on October 24, 1998. Lambert, who is part Klamath is a Tribal Council The Tribal Council of the Con federated Tribes of Warm Springs announces the following board open ings. Water Board (Two positions) Water Management Plan 1 . Water Control Board consist ing of three members will be ap pointed by the Tribal Council. One Board member shall have an initial term in office expiring October 30, 2000. One Board member shall have a term in office expiring October 30, 2001, or until their successors are appointed and take office. Primary function oi the Board will be to review all matters pertaining to the water resource, to make recom mendations to the Tribal Council in regards to making the Water Man agement Plan function and to pro pose changes or improvements in water policy and the Plan. Tymoo " WTTTT long time friend of the Warm Springs Tribe and was adopted as an honorary Chief of Warm Springs and given the name, "Chief Big Talk." For 40 years or so Lambert was one of the most popular rodeo announcers in the world. If you went to the Pendleton Round-Up, Calgary Stampede, National Finals in Oklahoma City, or the Denver National Livestock show and Rodeo, you probably heard Lambert behind the mike as the Rodeo Announcer. It was amazing how Lambert could find out the back ground of all the contestants who were competing and to know what they have done in their special events. This was for every contestant no matter where they came from. All the cowboys respected and enjoyed Lambert as the rodeo announcer because he was an announcer that kept things alive at any rodeo where he was the announcer. All the big rodeo's across the country wanted Mel Lambert as their rodeo announcer. Beside being a rodeo announcer Mel Lambert had his share of the movie industry . One of the memorable movies was where Lambert played the part of a horse dealer in the movie "Three Warriors," filmed here on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation and the Mt. Hood National Forest. Lambert played the owner of the boat I a. i s s 1 J' ( ' ' '; 1 'i I ' --'1 - t !. ' ' . $ ! j ; seeking members for two boards- 2. The Water Control Board will be concerned with all activities oc curring in the watershed areas on the Reservation. Before an activity is initiated, all plans will be submitted to the Water Board for their recom mendations to the Tribal Council to insure that neither water quality or quantity is impaired. If you are interested, please sub mit a resume and a letter of interest before November 20, 1998 to, Tribal Council Office; Attention: Lynn Davis; PO Box 1 299; Warm Springs, OR 97761 Resume should contain informa tion on educational background, work experiencetraining, etc. Kah-Nee-Ta Board of Directors (Three Positions Class I) Section 2. Classification and Term of Office (1) Gass I shall consist of three members, two of whom shall be mem bers of the Tribe and one of hom P.O. Box 870 Warm Springs, OR 97761 Address Correction Requested Jack Nicholson piloted in the movie, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Lambert grew up near Chiloquin on the Klamath Indian Reservation, where he too tried his hand at the rodeo game in the saddle bronc, bareback, bull riding, before he found that he was a better announcer than a competitor. After a person has competed in rodeos he can describe each event to put that certain color to glorify it and make it more interesting for the spectators. On down the road Lambert met Slim Pickens, a rodeo clown. Slim Pickens doing some acting in the movies took Lambert along as a stunt man, Lambert said, "his legs have quit him, no strength and his back hurts. All those beatings he got doing falls and spills while doubling for actors have left him in the Hollywood Stuntmen's Hall of Fame "That one's for PRCA personnel only," he said. "The National Cowboy Hall of Fame is for every walk of western life, from big ranchers to western artists to cowboy movie stars, like John Wayne and Gene Autery. Lambert said, "You're in there with the best of the western world, a great honor. I'm damn proud they decided to include me. The members of the Warm Springs Reservation are also proud of Mel Lambert and his accomplishments.. shall be a non-member of the Tribe. Class I shall have an initial term in office expiring July 1 , 2002, or until their successors are appointed and take office. Section 7. General Powers Regular Meetings Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held quarterly in the months of Feb ruary, May, August and November. The first regular meeting in each fiscal year shall also be the annual meeting of the Board of Directors. At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors, the Board of Directors shall review the preceding year's opera tions, elect officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. The regular meetings shall be held at the time and place specified by the Chairperson of the Board in the notice of the meeting. If the day fixed for the regular meeting falls on a legal holiday, or is other wise inconvenient or unsatisfactory 1 ) i f: Eraina Palmer shows a participant -1 1- j . . yfly tyaoo. Geraldine Jim teaches how to make ibDi I 1 . J Comprehensive Plan Community Conference II Thursday, October 29 Agency Longhouse Two sessions: 2:30 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 9 p.m. Plan to have some fun and share your ideas! Girl beaten after homecoming A 16-year-old Metolius girl was severely beaten, apparently by a group of eight teens, while 17 other youths watched, last Friday night following Homecoming activities. The case is still under investigation with charges pending, according to Lt. Greg Partin of the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department. The victim contacted an officer at 1:45 a.m. Saturday, October 17 and was transported to Mountain View Hospital with numerous cuts and bruises on her face, arms, legs and ribs and a possible broken nose. She told the officers that after the homecoming dance, she went to the old Madras water treatment plant, about one-half mile from the old Culver Highway on Belmont Lane, with several friends and was sitting in a car until another girl told her to get out of the car and fight. The victim said several other girls began shoving her, then one punched in the opinion of the Board of Direc tors, or the Chairperson of the Board may fix another date in lieu of the regularly scheduled meeting date. Section 8 Special meetings Spe cial meetings of the Board of Direc tors may be called on request of the Chairperson of the Board and the Board of Directors. If you are interested, please sub mit a resume and a letter of interest before November 20, 1998 to: Tribal Council Office; Attention: Lynn Davis; PO Box 1299; Warm Springs, OR 97761. Letter of interest Letter to Tribal Council stating you are interested in serving and state which Board you have an interest. Resume Information on back ground, such as educational back ground, work experience, training, etc. (Please make sure and submit with letter of interest. It is important.) U.S. Postage Bulk Rule Permit No. 2 Warm Springs, OR 97761 1 ljr r x i " : ... how to properly tie a basket knot. i-JrJI necklaces. her in the face while the others punched and kicked her until she fell to the ground. They finally stopped when a male known as "The Crow" said, "That's enough." A boy at the scene gave her a ride home and she called the officer. Several officers checked out the site of the beating, but everyone had left. A fire had been built and there were several empty beer cans found at the scene. The only youth they were able to contact, the victim's boyfriend, admitted watching the fight, but said he didn't stop it be cause, "It wasn't that bad. She could stand up after it." Charges of third degree assault are pending against seven female suspects, all of whom have been iden tified and are from Warm Springs. Most of those involved in the inci dent are from Warm Springs, ac cording to Partin. Body identified as young Tribal member A body found in remote eastern Crook County was identified last week as that of 24-year-old Warm Springs tribal member Tiffany Wolfe. Wolfe had been reported missing by family members in early August. On October 1 0, the Crook County Sheriffs office received an anony mous phone call that gave directions to Wolfe's body. The following day, officers from the Oregon State Po lice Crime Lab and the Sheriffs of fice responded to the area and began processing the scene. The body was transported to the Prineville Funeral Home and later taken to the State Medical Examiner's office in Port land for identification and investiga tion. The investigation is continuing. i 4
