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12 November 19, 1998
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
Job openings-
Kahneeta job openings
Assistant night janitor supervi
sor; Sous chef and Cocktail server
bartender. If interested please con
tact Scottie Miller in the Personnel
office at 553-1112.
Jefferson Co. 509-J va
cancies Two (2) community Liaisons;
Temporary secretary II; Educational
Assistant for Special Education; Edu
cational Assistant for Life Skills
Class. If interested contact: Jefferson
Co. School District 509-J; 445 SE
Buff Street; Madras, OR 97741 or
phone (541)475-6192.
Other job openings
Registered nurse, Clinic RN Man
ager, LPN or RN, Substitute Teacher;
Temp. Home Ec. Teacher, Educa
tional Assistant, Educational Assis
tant, Assistant Track Coach, Man
ager Apartment house, Mental Health
Counselor I, Mental Health, Com
munity Liaison, Crime Victims Ad
vocate, Medical Transcriber, After
noon cook, certified nurses aide, Jour
neyman level auto tech, Professional
mechanic, CATV installer, Drywall
Tapernailer, Maint. repairerground,
driver & cutterfinger jointer all in
Madras.
Substitute Teacher, Waitress
Waiter, Cook Restaurant, Cook, &
Dishwasher in Warm Springs.
Journeylevel auto technician in
Culver.
Long Haul Driver & short haul
driver for Central Oregon.
For more information on the above
jobs, please contact the Employment
Department in Madras at 475-2382.
Chemawa Indian School has an
opening for a Education Aid. For
further information contact the school
at 3700 Chemawa Road NE., Salem,
OR 97305-1 1 99 or phone (503)399-5721.
Bids wanted
Concrete foundation to be built.
Dimensions 1 5' x 40' x 78'. 37 arches.
Prefer tribal member contractor. For
more information, contact Evans
Spino at 553-3465. 553-1 243 (home).
Totally Typesetting
Do you have that hard to shop for person on your
Christmas list? Totally Typesetting will make a
personalized calendar for you, using your own pictures.
We also make greeting cards, posters, newsletters,
brochures, invitations and banners.
Give us a call at 553-2537
or stop by 6329 Sunnyside Drive.
Suicide Prevention and
Survivors of Suicide
December 16, 17, 1998
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
at Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge
For more information
contact Charlotte
Herkshan or Jean Green
at 553-3205
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Veterans Corner
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List of all the Local Men and Women who served in the armed forces of the United
States of America. If there is a name or names that are left out, or names that
should not be on there please call Spilyay Tymoo for the correction
Nerf bars for sale For sale
Smittybuilt chrome nerf bars to fit
Ford Ex Cab pickups between 1987
1 996. Brand new, never used. Asking
$280. Call 553-3274 ask for Selena.
1980 Thunderbird Turbo coupe.
As is $1,000. OBO. Leave message
553-1960
Eagle Spirits
6 ft. & Under "All-Indian"
Basketball Tournament
November 27, 28, 29, 1998
Warm Springs Community Center
Entry Fee $285 Deadline Vov. 25th
($85 Holding fee)
1st Place-Pendleton Jackets; 2nd Runner-Up
Jackets; 3rd place-hooked sweatshirts; 4th place
crewneck sweatshirts; 5th & 6th place T-shirts;
14 Pendleton baqs-AII Stars;
Pendleton Jackets for Hi scorer; Mr hustle. Top
Gun, Most 3-points, MVP; 1 Sportsmanship
"Money Orders Only"
Director: Ricky Minthom; PO Box 955;Warm Springs, OR 97761
(541) 553-1813 after 6 pm or
Deannie Johnson (541) 553-9030 after 6 pm
Court notice
Confederated Tribal of The Warm Sprints
Reservation of Oregon
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Tana Hamilton
Defendant
Cue No.: JV2I0-M
Order to Show Caiue for Public Notice
To: Tana Hamilton:
You ire hereby notified that the above cited caie(s). ai
filed in the Warm Spring, Tribal Court has been scheduled
for a show cause hearin at 9 a.m. on the II th day of
December, mi.
You are hereby ordered to be and appear at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court at the time and dale shown, to show
cause why the suspended sentence of $ 100 fine should not
be imposed for your failure to comply with the sentence
imposed against you. This hearing, will not be a full
hearing on the merits of the case; you must appear and
defend sgainsl a complaint that you failed to obey the
Order of the Court.
If you fail to appear as so ordered, the Tribal Court
may enter a complaint fur contempt of court and issue a
warrant for your arrest. If you have any questions, you
should seek legal assistance immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon on this 12th day of
November, 1998.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Logo contest
The 23rd Annual National Indian
Timber Symposium will be held at
Kah-Nee-Ta, April 12-15, 1999. In
conjunction with the symposium, the
Confederated Tribes are sponsoring
a logo contest. The logo design should
encompass all natural resources ac
tivities. The deadline for entries is 5
p.m. Monday, December 7, 1998. ;
The logo should be done in black
and white, and an 6 12" by 7" in size.
The logo will be used for advertis
ing, promotion and the cover of the
symposium book. The winning entry
will receive a $200 cash prize. For
more information contact Therori
Johnson at Forestry, 553-2416 or
Colleen Johnson at 553-7134. '
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Lewis Baker
Joe Esterbrook
Sammy Hatchet
Moses Hcllon
Francis Kalama
Henry Kalama Sr.
Davis Miller
Alfred Smith Sr.
McKinley Wesley
Sam Wewa
Frank Winishut
Please check over the list and if there
is a name left off or one that shouldn't
be ther call Spilyay for the correction..
List of Veterans names from WW II
Clifford Arthur Lasco Gilbert
Stephen Boise Roy Heath Sr.
Curtis Brown Richard Hellon
Lawrence Brown Wilkins Hellon
Daniel Bronchu Elmer Henry
Frank Brunoe Louis Henry
Cecil Brunoe Sr William Spencer Hicks
Daniel Buckland. Sherman Holliday
Alvin Charley Sr. Sims Holliquilla
Wesley Charley Max Jackson
Alfred Clark Zane Jackson
Cecil Connors Simon John
Harold Culpus Morris Johnson
Harrison Davis Sr. Raymond Johnson Sr.
Hamley Danzuka Gus (Nick) Kalama
Orvill Danzuka Charles Kalama
Sammy Danzuka Leonard Kalama
Benjamin Dick Ross Kalama Sr.
Roscoe Dick Elman Kishwalk
Delbert Frank Sr. Allen Langlcy
Manuel Garcia Orville Lewis
Alfonso Garcia John Francis Lewis
Harold Lewis
Roy Meachem
Percy Lucky Miller
Willis Miller
Arthur Mitchell
Oscar Moses
Huston Moody
Elliot Palmer
Harriman Palmer
Emery Parker
Eugene Parker
Elmer Quinn
William Sam
Raymond Scott
Sam Scott
Cecil Seyler
Russell Smith
Roscoe Smith
Alvin Smith Sr.
Woodrow Smith Sr.
Lloyd G. Smith
Claude Smith Sr.
Alvis Smith Sr
Milan Smith Sr..
Wilford Sooksoit
Wilson Spencer
Powell Spencer
Ernest Spencer
Lawrence Squiemphen Sr.
Roscoe Stacona
Roosavelt Supppah
Franklin Suppah
Arthur Thomas
Francis Thomas
Harvey Tohet
Charles Tufti
Grant Waheneka Sr.
Felix Wallulatum
Nelson Wallulatum
Meris Wallulatum
Melvin Wewa
Percy Winishut
Gilbert Yahtin
List of Veterans Names from Korea Conflict
Religious poems wanted
Memorial Give
Away
In Remembrance of Our beloved
Mom, Laritta Sohappy Yallup
George on Saturday, December 19,
1998 at the Wapato Longhouse,
Wapato, Washington
We have never had a giveaway on
A $1000 grand prize is being of
fered in a special religious poetry
contest sponsored by New Jersey
Rainbow Poets, free to everyone.
There are 28 prizes in all totaling
over $2,000.
"We think great religious poems
can inspire achievement", says
Frederick Young, the organization's
famous contest director. "We're es
pecially keen on inspiring beginning
behalf of our Mom and we feel it's Poets and we think tnis competition
time that we should do so. We would wiI1 accomplish that. Oregon has pro
like to invite relatives, friends, the duced great poets over the years and
Drill Team of 1973 and the Drill we'd like to discover new ones from
Team of 1998. among the Warm Springs-area
grassroots poets."
To enter, send one poem only 21
lines or less to: Free Poetry Contest,
103 N Wood Ave. Suite 70, Linden
NJ 07036 or enter on-line
www.freecontest.com.
The deadline for entering is De
cember 11, 1998. Poems may be
written on any subject, using any
style as long as there is a spiritual
inference. A typical poem might be a
love poem, or nature poem, one that
inspires. Winners will be notified by
the end of March 1999 and will be
invited for free publication. All en
trants will receive a winner's list.
George Aguilar
Larry Arthur
Freddie Blodgett
Bruce Brunoe Sr.
Theodore Brunoe
Albert Comedown
Gerald Danzuka Sr.
Kenneth Danzuka
Wilson Frank
Johnny George
Allen Gilbert Sr
Lawrence Cohem.
Hamilton Greeley
Elton Greeley
Melvin Greeley
Eugene Greene
David Greene
Eugene Greene
Levi Greene
Eldred Heath
Kathleen Heath
Vernon Henry
Benjimen Holliday
Milton Holliday
Louise Jackson
Cyril Johnson
Reuben U. Johnson
Henry Maartin Kalama II
Perry Kalama Sr. Jeffery Sanders
David Kalani Robert Sanders
Richard Kalani Harvy Scott
Ronald Kalani Nat Shaw
Levi Keo Raymond Shike Sr.
Wilkens Leonard Delton Switzler
Bertson Simtustus Virgil Switzler ,
Fabian D. Sutterlee Chester Van Pelt
Marvin Meanus Grant Wahenaka Sr.
Sidney Miller Dallas Winishut
Pierson Mitchell Reginald Winishut
Jim Pennington Omar Winishut
Eddie Reed Chesey Yahtin
List of Veterans Names from Vietnam
NASU advisor informs community of club activities
To the editor,
Greetings, as Advisor to NASU
(Native American Student Union) at
both MHS and JCMS, I want to take
time to tell about and invite all Native
American students from Warm
Springs, Simnasho and Madras to
come see what we're about.
NASU is a club that was formed
so Native American students would
have a voice within the school system,
equal representation, and cultural
activities geared towards the Native
American lifestyle.
Throughout the school year we
have a lot of events planned which
includes weekly speakers,
workshops, conferences, field trips
and other events for the NASU
members.
We invite anybody who has a
subject of interest that may be of
informational value to Native
American students to contact me or
leave a message at MHS or JCMS so
we can put you on the agenda. Elders
especially are invited to come by to
encourage and motivate the students.
we meet at the MHS at 1 1:50 a.m. to
at 12:45 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.
These meetings are for 509-J
students and I have been asked to tell
you all that unless you are on the
agenda for NASU meetings, the 509
JSchool Districtdoesn'twantpeople
wandering around in the school
building due to security reasons and
rules. All visitors to the school are
required to check in first at the office
and sign in. If you aren't on the
agenda for our meeting, then you
will not be allowed to interrupt the
NASU meeting. We've had people
show up with their own agenda,
an announced, uninvited and take over
the meeting totally disregarding
NASU's agenda, advisor and
protocol. This will no longer be
allowed. This type of behavior is
counteractive, disruptive, and
confusing to the students.
NASU meetings are student
oriented, with leamwork,
empowerment, and motivation being
the central goals. I have invited 3-4
people from various tribal
departments as my consultants to help
plan events geared to teens. I call or
To be put on the NASU agenda,
please call me a week or two in
advance. Right now we're gearing
up for Oregon's Native American
week and OIEA' s Youth Conference,
to name a few events.
This is my second year as NASU
advisor and I thoroughly enjoy it.
The students are wonderful to work
with. I was hired by the 509-J School
District. The NASU Advisor is a
509-J SD position. According to the
district, I was hired to direct activities
so I usually speak on the same
subjects at MHS and JCMS weekly.
If you have any questions or
suggestions, please call me or leave
a message at MHS or JCMS. I want
to make NASU a positive experience
for the Native American students.
We need lots of support not
opposition. This is something
positive for our Native students, they
need to feel that they have a spot
within the school system.
Thank you.
Myrna J. Frank
475-7265
475-7253
Lloyd Adams
Tracy Arthur
Leroy Allen
Garland Brunoe
Gilbert Brunoe
Charles Calica
Raymond Calica
Terrance Courtney Jr
Richard Craig.
Phillip David
Elision David
Tony Fuentes
Charles Herkshan
Enos Herkshan
Gaylord Heath
Kirby Heath
Leo Hellon
Ray Lyle Holliday
Marvin Ike
Wilfred John
Larson Kalama
Ross Kalama Jr.
Danny Katchia
Larry Langley
Walter Langnese
Uran Leonard
Vinson Macy
Daniel Martinez
Francisco Martinez
Henry D. Marteniz
Duane Miller
Harry Miller
Kenneth Miller
Everett Miller
Frank Mitchell
Jameson Mitchell
Jeff Mitchell
Patrick Mitchell
Charles Moody
Truman Lumpmouth Sr.
Victor Moses
Rafael Queahpama
Ralph Queahpamaa
Fredrick Reed Jr.
Jim Sahme
Jerry Sampson
Elmer Sco'( ' .
Richard Scott
Alfred Smith Jr.
Bruce Smith Jr.
Claude Smith Jr.
Darrell Smith
Emerson Smith
Janice Smith
Kanim Smith
Milan Smith Jr.
Randy Smith
Raymond Smith
Roger Smith
Tommy Smith
Merlin Standing Yellow Horse
Melvin Stahi Sr.
Jerry St Germain
Erland Suppah
Tony Suppah
Danny Tababoo Jr
Charles Tailfeathers.
Manuel Teeman
Louis Tewee
Willard Tewee
Dennis Thompson
Richard Tohet
Eldon Lawney Tom
Lawrence Tufti
Grant Waheneka Sr.
Gerald Wewa
List of Veterans from The Persain Gulf
Jessie Anstett
Anita Bryant
Linda J. Bryant
Tamera Coffee
Raymond Calica Jr.
Emerson Culpus
Gerald Danzuka Jr
Hamley Danzuka.
Anthony T. Davis
Issac Esquiro
William Heath
Edward R. Henderson
Paul Henderson
Roger (Buddy) Hicks
Vesta Johnson
Lyman Jim
Lavena Ike
Tyrone Ike
Reuben U. Johnson Jr..
Spencer keo
Tommy Keo
Truman Lumpmoiuth Jr.
Eric Langnese
Lawrence B. Macy
John Miller
Wayne Miller
Keith Moody
Raymond Moody
Michael Parkins
Rick Santos
Shauna Queahpama
RainCircle
David Red Fox
Bodie Shaw
Shawnele Shaw
Alvis Smith III
Andrew Smith
Gary Smith
Mark Stacona
Lawrence Squiemphen Jr
Brian Suppah.
Willard Suppah Jr.
Roy Tulee Jr.
Jason Williams
Michale Villalobos
Hiram Yaw
12:15onTuesday.WemeetatJCMS meet with these people weekly. .J53-7021 tfofay bOWll'tig tOUmaiTient Scheduled Seeking penpal
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The 23rd Annual Warm Springs
Indian Holiday Bowling Tournament
is scheduled for December 25-27,
1998 at Lava Lanes, Bend, Oregon.
This tournament is ABCWIBC
Sanctioned and the prize fee is 1 00
returned.
Men's and Women's Mixed Team
will be played 6:30 and P.00 Friday,
and 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
Men'sWomen's Holiday Roll-off
will be 1 :00 p.m. Sunday. There is a
$5.00 entry fee and you must qualify.
SinglesDoubles will be played
1 1:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Saturday.
Mixed Doubles will be played
1 1 :00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Sunday.
YAB A is 9:00 a.m. Sunday, open
entry.
Men'sWomen's Masters will be
played 5:00p.m. Saturday. Noentries
after 4:00 p.m. and there is a $20.00
entry fee.
Per entry or event fee is $15.00.
Breakdown is prize fee $7, lineage is
$6.00 and expenses are $2.00.
This years tournament is in honor
of Cecil Conner.
There are special events and added
purse.
For information contact Margie
Tuckta, P.O. Box 895, Warm Springs,
OR 97761 or Jerry Sampson, P.O.
Box 847, Warm Springs, OR 97761,
541-553-6619.
There will be a raffle drawing for
visiting tournament participants for
one nights lodging. (Please bring your
room receipts).
Host motel: Econolodge 54 1-389-
To the editor,
Dear Warm Springs Tribe. My
name is Dani, I am a 1 1 year-old girl.
I attend Mill Pond Intermediate
School in Yelm, Washington. My
class is studying Native Americans
and I chose you to study because you
sound like an interesting tribe and I
bet you are! I would appreciate any
information you could share with me
regarding the history of your culture.
I would also like to ask if there is
a student that would be interested in
being a pen pal. I am in the 6th grade.
Sincerely,
Dani Gardner
Mill Pond Intermediate School
Attn: Mrs. Evans
PO Box 476
YeIm,WA 98S97
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