12 April 6, 2000
Warm springs, Oregon
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Job openings-
The following job openings as of
March 27 ore currently being adver
tised by the Human Resources de
partment. If interested call Amelia
Tewce at 553-3262. If you want job
details call the contact person listed.
Court Interpreter; Tribal Court;
Lola Sohappy 553-3454
MCI I Nurse Temp. (Full time);
Com. Health Svc; Diana DeLeon
553-1196
CPS Specialist; CPS; Rebckah
Aguilar; 553-3209
Coordinator of Substance
Abuse Treatment ; Com. Cnslg Ctr.;
James Quaid 553-3209
Protective Care Provider
PT-Limited Duration; CPS;
Rebckah Aguilar 553-3209
Fish Production Biologist; Fish
& Wildlife; Patty O'Toole 553-3465
Fire Fighters (14 positions); Fire
Mgmt.; Jabbar Davis 553-1 146
Engine Operator; Fire Mgmt.;
Jabbar Davis 553-1 146
Forest Crew Member (Sea
sonal); Fire Mgmt.; Luther Clements
553-1146
Forest Crew Member (Full
time); Fire Mgmt.; Luther Clements
553-1146
Constructioncarpentry
autobody
Shckinah Enterprises, Inc. seeks
work.
Specializes in custom homes,
garages, roofing,
remodeling, custom decks, exterior
& interior paint,
customized paint, carports or .
whatever your
carpentry needs. Over 45 years of
construction experience.
Also has autobody experience,
paint jobs, dents fixed,
windshields replaced etc.
If interested in any of the above,
please call 553-1960 & leave
message.
Programmer Analyst; OIS;
Lloyd Phillips 553-3275
Vehicle Pool Supervisor; Ve
hicle Pool; Herb Graybeal 553-3246
Director full time; High Lookee
Lodge Assisted Living Res.; Sherry
McKay 553-1 182
tfify-Nrr-Ta openings
Banquet Manager; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Night Janitor Supervisor;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Security Officer; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1112
Food Servers & Buspersons;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Cocktail Servers & Bartenders;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Prep, Pantry & line cooks;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1112
Snack Bar Attendants & cooks;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Guest Service Representatives;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 112
Lifeguards, Attendants &
Cashiers; Kahneeta; Scottie Miller
553-1112
Night Room Attendants;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Shuttle Bus Driver; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-11 12
Night Auditor; Kahneeta; Scot
tic Miller 553-1112.
Most positions require working
varying shifts and include working
weekends and holidays as required.
Registered Nurse; HomeHospice
Manager; PT Registered Nurse;
Medical Records Manager; RNLPN
Nurse; Education Coordinator; CDA
Trailer; Asst. Mgr Retail Store; Job
Service Rep.; Administrative Assis
tant; InterpreterOHP Eleg.; Comm.
Partnership Manger; Associate
Planner; Cashr; Supervisor Ac
counting Clerk; Nutrition Services
worker; Certified Nurses Aide;
Mental Disability Crd.jFurm Laborer
Ag. and Mill workers in Madras.
Slot Technician; Director Assitd.
Living; MCH Nurse; Court Inter
preter; Receptionist; WaiterWait
ress; Line Cook; and dishwasher in
Warm Springs.
Farm Irrigator in Culver.
Construction carpenter in Ante
lope. Journey electrician in Central
Oregon.
The Indian Warrior-The Veterans
Comer-InformationTips For Vets
Welcome Home -Vietnam Veterans
asps CUl
North Idaho seeking Minority Student Advisor
Position: American IndianMi
nority Student Advisor
Location: Office of Instruction,
North Idaho College
Essential Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree required. Experi
ence with American Indian and other
minority communities required.
Successful participation in higher
education advising and testing pro
grams. Direct and authentic under
standing of the American Indian
experience is essential. Recent ex
perience that demonstrates an ability
to relate to and advocate for Ameri
can bi-cultural students. Ability to
teach college success skills. Strong
oral and written communication
skills. Computerskills also necessary.
Desired Qualifications: Master's
degree in Native American or Mi
nority Affairs, Counseling, Higher
Education Administration, or other
closely related area Experience as an
educator with an understanding of
the community college setting as it
applies to American Indians and
other minority students. Experience
with student support systems.
Salary: Salary Grade 22, Step 1,
$30,372 to start per year plus benefits.
ORP retirement. Category 2 em
ployment and benefits. 100 of
Full-time (261 duty days per year).
Starting Date: May 1,2000
Application Procedure: Position
will remain open until filled. For full
consideration: Submit cover letter,
resume, three (3) letters of reference
and completed North Idaho College
application form by 2:30 pm, Friday,
April 7, 2000 to:
Director of Human Resources
North Idaho College
1000 W. Garden Avenue
Coeur d'AIene, ID 83814-2199
Bureau of Land Management openings
Bureau of Land Management,
Prineville District in Central Oregon
is recruiting for several types of Wild
and Scenic River Positions. Oppor
tunities for river patrol, resource
monitoring, interpretation, camp
ground maintenance are now open
for the coming season. The Prineville
District manages over 400 miles of
Wild and Scenic River in Central
Oregon and has the most diverse and
complex river management programs
in the country. One of the positions
will be assigned to the segment of
river bordering the Confederated
Tribes of the Warm Springs Reser
vation. Information on how to apply
for the positions follows the de
scription of the positions.
Recreation TechnicianRiver Pa
trol, duties will include monitoring
river access sites, permit compliance
checks, patrolling river sections from
class II to IV Whitewater and provid
ing information to river users.
Recreation TechnicianPark Aid
positions will provide campground
monitoring and fee collection, river
permit compliance checks, user edu
cation and information and facilities
maintenance.
Applicants must be 18 years of
age and have a valid driver's license.
They require various levels of expe
rience and education. A background
in natural resources protection and
experience in outdoor recreation are
also desired qualifications. The GS 5
River Patrol applications must have
Whitewater experience and be profi
cient in Class III Whitewater. Both
GS 7 lead Recreation Technicians
must have supervisory experience.
The GS 4 Recreation Technician must
have experience with public contact
and working in outdoor recreation.
Familiarity with floater boating,
fishing and river resources is desir
able for all of these positions.
How to apply:
Applications are being received
by the Oregon Employment Depart
ment by mail or FAX. Address: 700
Union Suite 105, The Dalles, OR
97058 Phone: (541) 296-5435; Fax:
(54 1 ) 296-5590. You may apply with
a Federal OF 612 or Resume. For
more information visit their web site
at www.emp.state.or.us and click on
content; Search Job List; Search Job
Order; enter the job order corre
sponding to the following list: Rec
TechRiver Patrol (GS5, $10.97hr):
5108274; Recreation Technician
(GS4, $9.81hr): 5108276.
For further information contact:
Tom Motti; Bureau of Land Man
agement; PO Box 550; Prineville,
OR 97754; E-mail:
tmottlor.blm.gov. Phone: (541)
416-6432 .
Small Business Center forming directory
The Small Business Development Center is currently working on a new Business Directory. The directory is an
important source of information for people engaged in business. Think of it as free advertisement for your business
because the directory is distributed to people and organizations that could become your next customer.
If you would like to be added to the Business Directory, please call (54 1 ) 553-3592 or stop in at the Small Business
Development Center at 1134 Paiute Street, Warm Springs, OR
Name of Business:.
Name of Owner(s):.
Tribal Affiliation
Registration Form:
Vietnam Veterans of America
"Never again will one generation
of veterans abandon another."
The only thing that's changed is the
Uniforms
Membership is open to all who
served in the military during the Viet
nam era (both in-country and at duty
stations overseas, stateside, and at sea).
Vietnam Veterans of America is the
nation's largest and most successful
Vietnam veterans organization and the
only Vietnam veterans organization
chartered by Congress.
Our members come from all walks
of life and all parts of the community.
From farmers and factory workers to
civic and corporate leaders, we're your
neighbors, colleagues, family, and
friends.
While providing a positive forum
for social and emotional interaction
among members, our central focus is
on providing a strong, united voice for
resolving issues of vital importance to
veterans and their families locally,
statewide, and nationally.
In addition, we support numerous
community-based projects and causes.
Through our generous volunteers and
charitable support, Vietnam Veterans
Greenspot
welders make
several items
We fabricate all sizes of basketball
post frame assemblies for your
Children's recreation needs.
Pie-drilled just install your backboard
and hoop. We also have cylinder and
bulk gases, welding equipment and
supplies, sales, service and rentals.
Look to Green Spot Welders located
at 108 N.W. 4th Street; Madras, OR
9774 1 . Owner Charles Gregg can be
reached (541) 475-2519. Don't for
get we can make root diggers also.
Apology sent
A very belated apology to Martha
Heath and children who reside at
1817 Aut-Ji were on January 13,
2000. I was arrested for reckless
endangerment and child neglect. I
am very sorry and it not happen again.
Sincerely
Emiliano G. Williams
Dalome selected
. Clarence Dalom has been selected
for employee of the month for March
at the Warm Springs Composite
Products. He has been recognized
for safety, attendance, attitude, co
operation and production.
of America helps organizations
throughout America to carry on good
work forchildren, the handicapped, the
homeless, and many others.
Our members are among the 8 12
million men and women who served
during the Vietnam era. We represent
every service, rank, and background,
working together for a single
purposc.to help our fellow vets!
We're leading the challenge
to make a difference
Here 'sa list of a few of the things we
have been involved in over the years:
Vetcraas Advocacy
Vietnam Veterans of America is
the leading advocate for recognition of
health issues still affecting veterans
- Agent Orange
- Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD)
-Hcpatitis-C
National advocate for women
veterans issues to insure proper recog
nition of services for benefits and ap
propriate medical care for women in
VA facilities.
WA members gain full access to
our Veteran Service Representatives
through America to obtain advice and
resolution of veteran disability claims
and entitlements.
OurGovernment Relations Staff
works full time to insure your voice and
needs are heard in Washington, C.C.
and in state legislatures. We are the
only veterans service organization dedi
cated solely to helping Vietnam vets.
The Veterans Initiative Progeam
is a veterans-too-vetcrans effort that
promotes the direct exchange of infor
mation on unaccounted for American
and Vietnamese casualties.
Serving America's Veterans
and their Families
Veterans Support Centers across
America
Expanding economic opportu
nities for veterans
Scholarships for family mem
bers of Vietnam Vets
Color and 1 lonor Guard support
Veterans Against Drugs campaign
unites veterans with their local com
munity to keep kids healthy and drug
free. Our award winning publication,
The VVA Veteran, will keep you in
formed about all the latest topics. Use
its locator service to find lost buddies
or learn about the next reunion.
It's as true now as it was hack then.
There's no place like home.
Which is why, after all these years,
veterans of the Vietnam era arc still
working together-on more fronts than
evcr-to make "home" and even better
place. Make the "right choice."
Vietnam Veterans of America
1-800-VVA-1316
(Come see what's happening at
VVA http:www.vva.org)
I
Court notices-
jMcphlne Hinteala
Petitioner
VI.
Cory Stwyer
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Cue No. DO7-00
To Cory StwyerJoiephlne Hlnti a) a
You are hereby notified that a petition for Cory Stwyer
hu been filed with the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By thii notice you are summoned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled for 2:00 p.m., on the 24th day
of April, 2000, at the Warm Springs Tribal Court. All of the
facts of the cue will be heard at this hearing, including
evidence you wish to present.
You oiuii appear to present your argument or the other
side will automatically win. The Petitioner, Josephine
Hintsala may then be given all that is asked for in the
petition for Support
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 17th day of
March, 2000.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge,
Warm Springs Tribal Court
Millie K. Frazier
Petitioner
vt.
Sherman Frazier
Respondent
Summons For Publication
Case No. DOlO-00
To MillieSherman Frazier
You are hereby notified that a petition for Dissolution
of Marriage 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 28th
day of April, 2000. 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 umi appear to present your argument or the other
side will automatically win. The Petitioner, Millie K.
Frazier may then be given all that is asked for in the petition
for Dissolution of Marriage.
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
March, 2000.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge,
Warm Springs Tribal Court
Youth Rally For Jesus 2000
April 6, 7, 8, 2000
Tulalip Indian Reservation
Services: 7 p.m. nightly
Everyone welcome!
Hosted by: Michael & Erick Williams
Sponsored by the Merle Williams Ministries &
the- Jubilation Revival Center
Further information: (425) 334-6325 or
(36Q) 659-1777
9th Annual Women's Wellness Conference begins May 8,
Form of Ownership: Sole Proprietor Partnership Corporation LLC
Number of employees: Tribal Non-Tribal
Indian Ownership: Is business home based? Yes No
Mailing Address:
Street Address (if different:.
City, State, Zip Code:
Phone:
Fax:
CellPager:.
E-Mail:
I On May 8-11, 2000, Native
women from across the United States
and Canada will gather at the
Doubletree Hotel Hayden Island, in
Portland, Oregon for the Nineth
Annual Conference on Wellness and
Women to discuss approaches for
developing a healthy lifestyle.
Sponsored by the University of
Oklahoma College of Continuing
Education, the conference promotes
wellness in the workplace, family
and community. The theme this year
is "Leading our Youth with Gentle
Footsteps". The aim is to encourage
women with healthy lifestyles to
model their wellness to women and
younger generations.
The conference kicks off with a
health fair on Monday May 8. Women
can participate in different wellness
screening activities and free
mammograms are available to all
Native women throughout the con
ference. The conference workshops
include Breast feeding and the
Working Mom, Exercise, Nutrition
and Self Care for the Busy Women;
Menopause with Zest, Creating
Positive Change and Woman's Role
in spirituality. Other sessions include
domestic violence, anger control,
time management, mental wellness,
self-esteem and communication.
Counselors and listeners will be
available throughout the conference.
Other activities will include arts
and crafts sessions, cleansing cer
emonies and fitness activities. Tra
ditional healing sessions will be
available by appointment. Following
the workshops participants will have
an opportunity to meet and greet their
peers during sponsored evening fes
tivities. Participants will have an
opportunity to show their artistic side
at a talent show and participate at the
Millennium Dinner and Dance.
Health Promotion Programs Di
rector Billy Rogers explained "This
year's conference honors the wisdom,
service and contribution of native
women. Taking a leadership position
in modeling wellness includes vi
sion, skills, introspection and pa
tience leadership characteristic of
native traditions."
For a brochure or more informa
tion about this conference, contact
Oklahoma University's Health Pro
motion Programs at (405) 325-1790
or visit the programs web site at
hp.ou.edu.
Description of your business:.
Web Page address:.
SIC category you would like to be listed under:.
Tribal affiliation. What tribe are you enrolled in? None
Indian Ownership. What percentage of this company is Native American owned?
SIC-Standard Indian Classification as listed on our IRS Schedule C.
Description of your business. What products & services do you sell? What is your market area?
Howlak Tichum
William "Bill" Christensen
William "Bill" Christensen died
in his sleep at his home in Madras,
Oregon March 22, 2000.
Bill was born in Firth, Idaho on
February 9, 1936 to Ed and Libby
Christensen, both deceased.
Christensen served in the U.S.
Navy in the mid-1 950s, after which
he returned to Eastern Idaho where
he attended Idaho State University,
majoring in Economics.
At ISU Bill met and married
Kathleen Sauter and had two sons.
Edwin Christensen, 37 from New
Jersey with his wife Shanon. Michael
Christensen, 32 from Cape Town,
South Africa with his wife Tania and
their son Jack.
Following his years at ISU, Bill
and Kathy moved to Southern Cali
fornia where he worked for Mobil
Oil Company. The last 25 years he
worked for various Indian Tribes
including the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs since 1990.
Bill loved his sons, his friends,
books and staying up late on the
internet.
A memorial service was held at
the Kah-Nee-Ta Village Pavilion
Friday afternoon, March 31, 2000.
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