SPILYAY TYMOO
Warm Springs, Oregon
Job openings,
The following job openings as of
October 4 are currently being adver
tised by the I Iuman Resource depart
ment. If interested contact Amelia
Tewcc at 541-553-3262 or if you
want job details, call the contact per
son listed.
Store clerks (3); Simnasho Store;
Ron Suppah 553-34683469
Teacher; ECE; Lola Trimble 553
3241 Substitute Teacher Aide; ECE;
Sue Matters 553-3241
Bus Driver Limited Duration;
ECE; Nancy Sampson 553-3241
Secretary IV; ECE; Julie Quaid
553-3241
Secretary; Social Services; Gayle
Rodgcrs 553-3491
BudgetContract & Grant Ana
lyst; BudgetsContracts & Grants;
Jamie or Bonnie 553-34973219
Family Intake Coordinator;
CPS; Rcbekah Aguilar 553-3209
Equipment Operator; Fire
Mgmt.; Michael Cunningham 553
1146 Forest Crew member (sea
sonal); Fire Mgmt.; Luther Clements
553-1146
Community Building Custo
dian; Community Building; Cecil
D. Brunoe Jr. 553-49623246
Secretary; WS Composite Prod
ucts; Harold Majxner 553-11 43
Indian Head Gaming
Surveillance Observer-Maintain
surveillance on assigned areas and
or activities. Record any irregular
activity and report to the proper au
thority. Operate surveillance equip
ment in accordance to the Casino
policy, procedures adn surveillence
techniques. Maintain confidentiality.
Must successfully pass the Oregon
State Police background investiga
tion. Snack Bar Attendant-Responsible
to prepare and serve food items to
casino guests. Experience with cash
register and cash handling,
foodhandling certificate required.
Friendly, courteous skills. IHC is
accepting applications for 18 year
old for this position only.
Marketing Coordinator-Responsible
for completion of projects re
lated to casino promotions, public
relations, marketing department re
lated funcitons. Excellent verbal &
writing skills preferably, windows
access. Friendly, professional qual
ity customer skills. Must be able to
work evenings and weekends. ,
Accounting Clerk-Experience re
quired. Both GL and AP experi
ence will be considered. Must have
10-key and spread sheet skills pre
ferred. Cashier-Make change for guests,
cash out jackpot tickets, verify pa
perwork. Evening and weekend
hours. Friendly and good customer
skills. One year cash handling and
Seminar to be
held Oct. 9
Sunlight Solar Energy is announc
ing the beginning of the SOLAR
SERIES seminars. The series is de
signed to introduce the general pub
lic to solar photvoltaics. Solar Pho
tovoltaic or PV is using the sun's
energy to produce electricity.
Starting Saturday morning, Octo
ber 9th at 9 a.m., instructor Dick
Kent will demonstrate solar electric
panels and discuss solar technolo
gies available. Also covered Satur
day will be batteries, inverters, basic
systems for homes and recreational
vehicles, and finally an actual hook
up of a small system.
The lecture will be held outside to
utilize the demonstration power of
the sun.
Court notices-
Mark Silicons
Petitioner
vs.
Angela Stacona
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. D023-91
To Angela & Mark Stacona,
You are hereby notified that a petition for
Modification has been filed with the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 9:00 a.m., on
the 23rd day of November, 1999, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the facts of the case
will be heard at this hearing, including evidence
you wish to present.
You must appear to present your argument or
the other side will automatically win. The Peti
tioner, Mark Slacona, may then be given all that is
asked for in the petition for Modification.
The Petitioner will be present at the hearing. If
yon desire to personally argue your side of the
case, you may nave a legal aide, spokesperson or
attorney appear on your behalf at your expense.
If you have any questions, you should seek
egal advice immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 20th day
of September 1999.
John Coptnhaver,
Judge Pro Tern, Warm Springs Tribal Court
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10-kev experience preferred. Ability
to stand for long periods of time.
Count team-Responsible for the
accurate control of all soft money
transactions in and out of assigned
areas. Early morning shifts. Able to
follow directions. 6 months cash han
dling and 10-key experience pre
ferred. Able to stand and bend for
long periods of time.
For more information call
Georgianna George at 553-6122.
Fah.Nee.Ta Resort
Maintenance Department painter
accepting applications for painter
with minimum of 3 years experience
in exterior and interior painting.
Front Desk Manager-must have
supervisory experience, Front Desk
experience adn hospitality industry
experience.
Village RV Park (for Spring of
20(H))-now accepting applications for
a camp host for the RV park. Must
have own RV and able to live on
property. Must be available to work
weekends and holidays throughout
the summer. Must have excellent
customer service skills. Must be
available to start in the spring of
2000 and work through Labor Day.
Kah-Nce-Ta Resort is continuing
to take applicaitons throughout the
winter for any vacant positions that
may become available. Most posi
tions require working varying shifts
and include working weekends and
holidays as required.
For more information call Scottie
at the Personnel office 553-1 1 12
Madras Employment
office
Registered Nurse, SPLang.
Pathalogist, A.R.T., Temporary
Teachers, Child Care Teacher, Edu
cation Disa. Coordinator, Assistant
Teacher, Education Assistant, Aero
bic Instcoordinator, Front Desk
clerkChild, Job service rep., On-call
Interpreter, Administrative Assistant,
Admitting clerk, Cashier, General
Office clerk, Veteran's Service of
fice, General Officer Clerk, Hard
ware Sales Clerk, Sales Clerk, Waiter
Waitress, WaiterWaitress, Cook
Restaurant, Cook Assistant, Dish
washer, Housekeeper, Hair Stylist,
Athletic Director, Certified Nurses
Aide, Child care provider, Child care
attendant, Irrigator, Farm Hand,
Mechanic, CATV Installer, Truck
Driver, Yard Delivery Person, Bus
Driver, Buss Assistant, Millworkers,
and millwork in Madras.
Exterior Painter, Equip OpTruck
driver, Waste Water Systems, Sub
teacher aide, Sub teacher aide, Bud
get Coordinator, BudgetContr. Ana
lyst, Accounting clerk, Cage Cash
ier, Cashier, Count team member,
Cashiercounterperson, Waiterwait
ress, Line cook, Dishwasher, Cor
rections Officer, Forest Crew Mem-
Upcoming
8th Annual SACNAS
Conference Powwow
October 8, 1999
Portland, OR-Oregon Convention
:tr.
777 NE MLK Jr. Blvd.
Info: (503) 731-7812
More info: Lee Williams
(480)965-5224
Native American Day
Sunday, October 10, 1999
noon to 5 p.m.
at the Smith Memorial Ballroom
Portland State University
(1825 SW Broadway at Montgom
:ry St.)
For more info call: Stuart or Fredi
(503)775-4014
Linda David
Petitioner
vs.
Mark & Angela Stacona
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. D03536-99
To Mark & Angela Stacona,
You are hereby notified that a petition for
ConservatorGuardianship has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 10:00 a.m.,
on the 23rd day of November, 1999, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the facts of the case
will be heard at this hearing, including evidence
you wish to present.
You must appear to present your argument or
the other side will automatically win. The Peti
tioner, Linda David, may then be given all that is
asked for in the petition for ConservatorGuardian
ship. The Petitioner will be present at the hearing. If
you desire to personally argue your side of the
case, you may nave a legal aide, spokesperson or
attorney appear on your behalf at your expense.
If you have any questions, you should seek
legal advice immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 20th day
of September 1999.
John Copenhaver,
Judge Pro Tem, Warm Springs Tribal Court
State
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ber in Warm Springs.
Site Director, Cook Mexican
Food, Golf Course Maintenance in
Culver.
Prep Cook in Terrebonne.
Golf Course mechanic in Crooked
River Ranch.
Wood cutterlaborers and journey
electrician in Central Oregon.
Farm Hand in Lone Pine.
For further information call 475
2382. Other jobs
Applications are invited for the
post of PARISH SECRETARY
BOOKKEEPER in St. Patrick's
Catholic Church, Madras Oregon.
Applicant must have good com
mand of the English language; ex
cellent writing, listening and verbal
communication skills as well as ex
cellent office management and book
keeping skills.
Knowledge of the Spanish lan
guage will be very beneficial.
Salary is negotiable. Applications
are accepted through October 25,
1999.
Application Forms are available
at St. Patrick's Church, 341 SW 'J'
Street (P.O. Box 786) Madras OR.
97741. Phone: (541) 475-2936 and
ask for Rev. Greg. O. Okorobia.
Animal Caretaker Wa-n Springs
National Fish Hatchery, Oregon
Announcement No.FWS 1-99-221
Opens 92799, Closes 101899
A Wage Grade 4 ($ll.phour)
.Animal Caretaker position at the
Warm Springs National fish Hatch
ery (NFH-) is open for candidates to
apply. The hatchery is located ap
proximately 15 miles north of the
town of Wann Springs; 5 miles west
of K-h-Nee-Ta Resort, on the Warm
Springs River. The hatchery supports
a staff of 6 full time employees.
The hatchery raises approximately
750,000 Spring chinook salmon. The
hatchery is cooperatively managed
by the US. Hsh K Wilcllite service
with the Confederated Tribes of the
Reservation of Oregon.
The successfu 1 candidate wiLt be
required to work some weekends,
holidays and nights. The employee
will be required to rent and occupy
government furnished quarters on the
hatchery grounds. The employee
mustt have a valid state driver's li
cense. The employee must be able to
lift 50 poumds and paas a doctor's
physical examination.
If you are interested in working
with salmon you should consider this
vacancy. ,
Should you want more informa
tion, please contact MikePaiya or
Mavis Shaw at 541-553-1692.
Please view the Vacancy An
nouncement at http..
www.USAJOBS.OPM.GOV.
Powwows
New Millennium First Peoples'
World Fair & Powwow
Thunder in the Desert
December 31-January 9, 2000
Tucson, Arizona
For more info:
Fred Snyder
(520)622-4900
Linda David
Petitioner
vs.
Mark Stacona
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. D023-91
To Mark Stacona & Linda David,
You are hereby notified that a petition for
Modification has been filed with the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
By this notice you are summoned to appear in
this matter at a hearing scheduled for 9:30 a.m., on
the 23rd day of November, 1999, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the facts of the case
will be heard at this hearing, including evidence
you wish to present.
You must appear to present your argument or
the other side will automatically win. The Peti
tioner, Linda David, may then be given all that is
asked for in the petition for Modification.
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 at your expense.
If you have any questions, you should seek
legal advice immediately.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this 20th day
of September 1999.
John Copenhaver,
Judge Pro Tem, Warm Springs Tribal Court
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The Indian Warrior-The Veterans
Corner-lnformationTips For Vets
A Letter From
This Article was taken from the
Paper, "Reveille," the newspaper of
Point Man Ministries, P. O. Box 339,
Sheridan, MI 48884.
A letter from a Marine
As long as there arc people such as
yourselves there is hope for our brother
and sister veterans.
I served with the Marines from '65
to '68. One tour in Nam, July '67
through August '68, then came home.
That's when my real war began. Alien
ation from friends and society, disin
herited by my family, divorce and the
ANGER - RAGE!
Spent twenty two years as a Police
Officer, 14 of those as a Sergeant.
Spent a lot of time on the carpet "talk
ing " to the Chief. Bad attitude I was
told. Took the front door off of the old
station in three pieces. Sent to a crimi
nal psychiatrist for that one with three
days medical leave. Spent three years
going to a Police Stress Counselor;
4fy a
Workshop features William Burke
Event: The Natural Way: Earth
Healing and Spiritual Growth
Featured Presenter: William H.
Burke, Chief and Elder of the Walla
Walla Tribe of The Confederated
Tribes of Umatilla
Date: Thursday. October 14th
7:30-9:30 p.m.
Place: Multicultural Center, Smith
Center Lower level; Portland State
University; SW Harrison and Broad
way Cost: Donation of $5-$20 re
quested at the door.
Sponsored by: Earth and Spirit
Council; The Institute for World
Healing; PSU Tribal Administration
5th Annual Oregon
The Fifth Annual Oregon Hay and
Straw Feed Fair will be held at the
Dairy Barn at the "NEW" Deschutes
County Fairgrounds, Redmond, Or
egon on Saturday, October 16, 1999.
The Third Annual Hay and Straw
King Contest will be held along with
the Hay and Straw Fair. Last year
there were 48 entries in the Hay &
Straw King contest. The winners have
bragging rights for the year!!!
For producers with hay to sell,
reserve your space, and bring in a
bale or two of each hay lot you have
for sale. There is a $35 fee per pro
ducer or feed businesses (OHFA or
AFA members - free) to
market your hay, straw, or feed at
the Hay and Straw Fair. Come and
showcase some of your best and
maybe even some of your "not the
best". Last year there were a lot of
potential buyers, local and state wide,
including hay and straw exporters,
who came to the Fair. Producers
marketing theirproduct need to bring
a bale or two of each lot of hay they
wish to sell (and quality information
is helpful, but optional). There will
be hay and straw for sale during the
Bob Edward Daugherty, Madras
resident, died Wednesday, Septem
ber 29, at his home of natural causes.
He was 60 years of age.
A private Celebration of Life
Gathering was held at the family
home.
Memorial donations are to the
Mountain View Hospice, 470 NE
"A" Street, Madras, OR 9774 1.
Bob was born July 22, 1939 in
Phoenix, Arizona to parents, Rich
ard & Louise (Curtis) Daugherty.
He graduated from high school in
Cloverdale, OR; this Cloverdale
lies between Lincoln City and
Tillamook for there is also the com
Howlak Tichum
Dolan (Davis) "Ownupsh" Waheneka, Sr.
Rueben "Shortbones" Johnson
Nathan "Eight-ball" Jim, Sr.
Kenneth Blackwolfe
Majorie (Kalama) "Margie" Danzuka
Information was unavailable for print at the time of publication. It will be published in the next issue.
A Marine-From Reveille
you're stressed out, you need to calm
down, you care loo much. I'm saying
to myself, "These people haven't got a
clue. I'm fine but you are all really
screwed up. I don't need any of you.
Second marriage, two beautiful
daughters. I still can't understand why
I can't control my temper. It just comes
on instantly. 1 feci the storm gathering
but by the time I realize what's happen
ing I'm totally out of control. Blow up
break something, sit outside or locked
in my room with my sidennn trying to
get up the nerve to put an end to the
pain I'm causing other people. "This is
the way out, I WANT TO LIVE BUT
NOT IF I'M GOING TO HURT
PEOPLE.' Pout for two weeks, won't
talk to anyone, then the guilt. Apolo
gize tocveryonc sheepishly . One month
later it stiirts all over again. If I cold
only get some sleep.
Things at work really gelling worse.
All you poor souls out there on the
streets stealing, raping, killing, com
plaining because your stupid car got
scratched, or that the power went off
and you can't watch TV. What do you
know? I HATE YOU ALL AND I
CAN'T TAKE ANYMORE!
Don't talk much at home very much
now; wile and daughters are afraid
they'll set me off again.
Then BOOM! Injured on duty; 8
hours of major neck surgery later I'm
no longer a Cop, no longer employed,
end of macho. Nine months recovery
from surgery. A lot of physical pain on
lip of emotional pain ENOUGH!
Four years later I go out to the
Procram: PSU United Indians Stu
dents in Higher Education.
October's workshop features Wil
liam H. Burke, a Chief and elder of
the Walla Walla Tribe of the Confed
erated Tribes of Umatilla. A former
teacher and educator, Chief Burke is
the Northwest representative to the
National Indian Council on Aging,
and is nationally known for his work
on issues related to the Hanford
Nuclear Site.
Admission is by donation, with
proceeds going to support the elders.
Call Mary Schilling at 675-9424 or
Earth and Spirit Council at 452-4483
for more information.
Hay & Straw Feed
day, as producers will have pickup
loads or semi loads to sell at the
fairgrounds!
For the Hay and Straw King Con
test, there will be six classes of hay
and straw to be judged; based on lab
quality analysis and visual appear
ance. The classes are alfalfa, alfalfa
grass, grass, cereal, cereallegume,
and grass seed straw. Lots within the
grass and alfalfa classes are first,
second, third, or fourth cuttings.
There will be prizes awarded, to the
Hay King Class Winner, along with
a plaque, and a COHGA cap (last
years Alfalfa Hay King winner won
approximately $500 in prizes).
Producers need to bring in one
bale of each cutting of each hay they
want to enter on the day of the Hay
and Feed Fair; the bales need to be in
place, ready to judge by 9:00 a.m.
October 16th. The Hay
Fair will begin at 10:00 a.m. and
end at 4:00 p.m.
Entrants must have their hay qual
ity samples to the OSU Crook County
Extension Office by October First.
The entry fee is $20 for OHFA and
AFA members, and $25 for non
members, and payment must accom
Obituary
Bob Edward Daugherty
munity of Cloverdale between
Redmond and Sisters.
He married Mabel "May" Pallin
in Myrtle Point, OR on April 9, 1 959. '
The moved to Madras in 1964.
Bob worked for lOyears for Wann
Springs Forest Products and then be
came self-employed owning and driv
ing his own truck. For three years,
Bob and Myrtle enjoyed traveling
together while they both drove the
truck as a "team" hauling loads for
customers, they have been in every
state except four and the Canadian
provinces.
Bob was a member of the Elks
Lodge No. 2017 in Madras.
mailbox to see if my Police Pension
check has arrived yet. Living on half of
my salary now and filling the gaps as a
school bus driver. No check, just a few
bills and REVEILLE.
"Where was God in Viet Nam? What
the heck. I'll read it.
DcarGOD,. thank you. On my knees,
tears literally drenching my shirt."! Iclp
me Jesus. Forgive me for turning my
back on you all these years. You saved
me in Viet Nam. You died on the Cross
for me.
lI4YlIWlWfKiTOYOCr"JT?lH
I'm back on the right path again.
That gentle touch on my shoulder was
from Christ.
Thank you all at P.M.I.M for REV
EILLE. God bless you all.
SAVED TO SERVE ABSO
LUTELY! PRAISE BE TO GOT
Semper Fi;
GOD COUNTRY FAMILY
Seeking board
members
ConsumcrCreditCounscling Ser
vice of Central Oregon has openings
on its board of directors. Applicants
should have an interest in helping
people meet their financial needs and
goals through established spending
plans. Application packets are avail
able at the CCCS office, 20350 Em
pire Ave. A-3 or by calling 389
6181. Fair to be held
pany the sample.
The samples should represent a
commercial lot of hay, with 15 to 20
sub-samples taken, and combined,
and placed into a zip lock bag for
each class and lot. Information
needed:
1. Hay Class
2. Cutting (Lot number)
3. Variety or unknown
4. Name, Address & Phone
The samples will be shipped to
the Klamath Experiment station for
quality analysis utilizing NIRS. Pro
ducers will receive a copy of their
quality test results.
The day should be very educa
tional to the producer, help to market
our Oregon hay and straw, and very
educational to both producers and
the public. The Hay and Straw Fair
and Hay & Straw King Contest is
sponsored by the Oregon Hay and
Forage Association, Oregon Ag Fi
ber Association, and the Oregon State
University Extension Service.
For more information on the Hay
Fair or the Hay King Contest and to
reserve space call the OSU Crook
County Extension Office at (541)
447-6228.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting,
crabbing and the beach.
Survivors include his wife, May
of Madras, two daughters Tammy
Rodighiero of Hillsboro, OR and
Bobbie Jo Gallup of Aloha, OR;
mother Louise Serna of Prineville;
sister Juanita McCullock of
Mitchell, OR and two granddaugh
ters Brec & Kasteal.
He was preceded in death by his
father, Richard "Dick" Daugherty
and a daughter Bonnie Daugherty.
Autumn Funerals in charge of
arrangements.
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