12 May 4, 2000
Job openings
The following job openings as of
May I arc currently being advertised
by the I lumun Resources department.
If interested call Amelia Tewce at
553-3262, If you want job details
call the contact person listed.
Substitute Teacher Aide; ECO;
Sue Matters 553-3241
MCI I Nurse Temp. (Full time);
Com. Health Svc; Diana DeLeon
553-1196
Protective Care Provider Su
pervisor; CPS; Rcbckah Main
553-3209
CPS Specialist; CPS; Rcbckah
Main 553-3209
Protective Care Provider
PT-Limited Duration; CPS;
Rcbckah Main 553-3209
2 Correctional Officer (female);
WSPD; Charlenc Smith 553-3272
CIS Technician; Nat. Res.; Jim
Crocker 553-2416
Equipment Operator (2 posi
tions); Fire Mgmt.; Michael
Cunningham 553-1 146
Lookouts (Eagle, Sidwaltcr,
Shitike, & Relief); Fire Mgmt;
Kenneth Lydy 553-1146
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.; LuthcrCIemcnts
553-1146
Forest Crew Member (Full
time); Fire Mgmt.; Luther Clements
553-1146
Programmer Analyst; OIS;
Lloyd Phillips 553-3275
Police Officer (4); Police Dept.;
Don Courtney 553-3272
Sergeant of Police; Police Dept.;
Don Courtney 553-3272
FireMedic Full Time; Fire &
Safety; Dan Martinez 553-1634
Kali-Nf(-Ta openings
Accounts ReceivableCashier;
minimum 3 years experience in gen
eral ledger, journal entry, accounts
receivable & cashcrcd card
reconciliation!; Kahnccta; Scottie
Court notice
Confederated Tribei of The Warm Springs
Reservation of Oregon
VI
Diane AndersonFerman Tufli Sr.
Defendant
Case No.! JVI70-92
Order to Show Cause for Public Notice
To: Diane Anderson & Ferman Tufli Sr.:
You are hereby noiified thai the above cited
case(s), as filed in the Warm Springs Tribal Court
has been scheduled for a show cause hearing at 9
a.m. on the I4h day of July, 2000.
You are hereby ordered to be and appear al the
Warm Springs Tribal Court at the time and date
shown, to show cause why the Suspended sentence
of SHOW CAUSE should not held in Contempt of
Court for Failing to Compy with Judgement order
dated January 1 8, 2000. This hearing will not be a
full hearing 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 you 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 18th
day of April, 2000.
Walter Langnese III For Lola Sohappy
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court
Shike selected
Lawrence Shike has been selected
Employee of the Month for April at
the Warm Springs Composite Prod
ucts. He has been recognized for
Safety Attendance, attitude, coop
eration, and production.
Member voices
To the editor,
Build Casino at W.S. This is my
own opinion as a tribal member, not
as an employee or anything else. I
don't like to sound negative but
sometimes that's what it takes to get
people's attention. Remember we
were told there would be three ref
erendums: The first was to decide if
we wanted gaming. We said yes. The
second voting was to decide if we
wanted to continue gaming. We said
yes. My understanding is this third
vote on May 25 will be asking us if
we want to build a casino in Madras.
THAT IS NOT WHAT WE WERE
TOLD AFTER THE SECOND
VOTE. COUNCIL WAS TO ASK
US WHERE WE WANTTO BUILD.
If they ask us on the ballot if we want
to build in Madras, it appears to many
tribal members that there is no choice
in the matter. Our tribal members
have the right to decide where to
build-after all it's our money that
will be financing the enterprise. Let's
look at some of the reason's why we
should build on the reservation. ( 1 ) It
is within the boundaries of our reser
vation. (2) If it's our own trust land,
we don't pay taxes on it. (3) Many
more tribal members could get em
ployment and hopefully have some
say in setting the hiring policies. (4)
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Miller 553-1 1 12
Security Officer; with previous
security experience and valid Or
egon Driver's licence; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Food Servers, lluspcrsons,
Cocktail Servers & Bartenders; for
Appaloosa Lounge, poolside service
and morning or evening shifts in the
dining room; Kahneeta; Scottie
Miller 553-1 1 12
Prep, Pantry & line cooks; for the
Lodge Kitchen; Kahneeta; Scottie
Miller 553-1112
Snack liar Attendants & cooks;
for Village Snack Bar; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Guest Service Representatives;
for Lodge Front Desk and Reserva
tions; Kahneeta; Scottie Miller
553-1 1 12
Lifeguards, Attendants &
Cashiers; for Village pool;
Kahneeta; Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12
Night Room Attendants; for
Village housekeeping; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1112
Night Auditor; position avail
able with previous experience in night
audit, preferable in Spring-Miller or
similar Front Desk system; Kahneeta;
Scottie Miller 553-1 1 12.
Maintcnane Worker & Painter;
positions availabc f(r individual with
commercial building maintenance
experience and also for
expericncedcxtcrior interior journey
painter; Kahnccta; Scottie Miller
553-1 112.
Golf Course Maintenance Me
chanic; position available for quali
fied mechanic. Must be able to repair
and maintain all gasoline & dicscl
powered equipment pertaining to
greens upkeep; Kahnccta; Scottie
Miller; 553-1112.
Most positions require working
varying shifts and include working
weekends and holidays as required.
Indian Head Gaming
Cashier 1 Seasonal Position; Make
change for guests. Cash out jackpots
tickets. Verify paper work. Evening
Thanks for the prayers & kind words
To the editor,
Hello to all people. I want to say
Thank you! I was really sad & feel
ing lonely. Then I thought how
Dumb! I had family and friends who
stepped up and helped Alice and I.
We was in need and the people
showed their love and kindness! I
was surprised & proud. I was never
raised by my parents. My only parent
was my Grand-Aunt Nettie
Shawaway. I finally got to' see my
Dad after I became an adult. Now
I'm sad on the thought of all the years
we missed. I really loved my dad.
Plaza to hold craft
The Plaza at Warm Springs Pre
sents Arts and Crafts Fair 2000 Buy,
Sell and Trade Memorial Day
Weekend May 26-28, 2000 10:00
AM n 7:00 PM Vending space is
available All community members
are invited to rent a space $20.00 per
opinion on casino in Madras
Many members have said it should
be build along highway 26 which is
more accessible to people traveling
through W.S. than its' present loca
tion 13 miles off any main road. (5)
There is more space on the rez in case
we want to expand to more accom
modations such as a hotel, restau
rant, customer parking, RV park,
truck parking, etc. (6) We would be
making six times the amount we are
now making at Indian Head. (7) The
place proposing to build in Madras
contains only 8.69 acres. That' s about
the size of where the clinic complex
is located. If we built at the Madras
site, beside being a small space,' when
we decide to expand, which we will,
the land around our land there belongs
to private landowners. In that case
we would be forced to either buy (at
a very high price) more land, or lease
land from lease land from these pri
vate owners. Why should we do that
when we have many other potential
sites on the reservation? We would
be creating employment for people
other than our own tribal members,
and boasting somebody else's
economy instead of our own. Our
tribe has done business in Madras for
over 100 years. During these years,
how many times has the town publicly
said "thank you Warm Springs for
- weekly by the Confederated Tribes
warm Springs, Oregon
& weekend hours; Indian Head Ca
sino; Georgianna George; 553-6 1 23
Slot Keyperson I PT position;
' Assist customers with request & an
swer questions, correct minor mal
functions and pays jackpots, Eve
nings and weekend hours;
Georgianna George; 553-6123
Snack Bar Attendant I PT posi
tion; Responsible to prepare and
service food items to casino guests;
Georgianna George; 55306123
All applicants must be 2 1 yeas old
to work at Indian Head Casino and
complete an Oregon State Police
background Police investigation prior
to beginning work. All applicats must
submit to and pass a drug and alcohol
screening test prior to a job position
being offered. All applicants must
have a high school diploma or a GED
certificate. There is a 7-day waiting
period alter submitting background
investigation.
Registered Nurse; PT Registered
Nurse; Medical Records Manager;
RNLPN Nurse; InfantToddler In
structor; Preschool Instructor; Edu
cation Coordinator; Health Coordi
nator; CDA Trainer; Deputy District
Attorney; Kick Boxing Instuctor;
Smoke Mgmt Coordinator; Fast food
worker; Center Aide; Housekeeper;
ManagerHairstylist; Assist. Mgr
Hair Stylist; Care giver; Care Giver;
Certified Nurses Aide; Child Care
Attendant; Dispatcher; Irrigator;
Busdrivcr Tow Truck Operator &
millworkcrs in Madras.
GIS Technician; Program Ana
lyst, Fish Prod. Analyst; Fire Medic;
MCH Nurse, CPS Case specialist,
Receptionist, Dishwasher, Correc
tional officer, Police Officer;
Telecom Specialist; Lookout Atten
dant & Equipment optruck driver in
Warm Springs.
Journey electrician in Central
Oregon.
WaiterWaitress; Warehouse
worker and production workers in
Culver.
Thanks tor the prayers & kind
words. Thanks for the drummers and
singers, cooks & Helpers, friends &
family. Thank-you Utilities "Paul
Vaeth" & Cecil Brunoe, Jr. Thank
you to the families who traveled from
Chiliquin and elsewhere. I know
everyone expresses their sadness
differently. So please don't judge
me. Thanks.
Sincerely yours,
Lois A. Knight &
Mate Marvin Stahi, Jr.
P.S. Mariah & Gene & kids
We love you!
sale
day or $50.00 for the weekend For
more information contact: Lillian
Galindo at Sidiaktba Native Col
lectibles The Plaza at Warm Springs
P.O. Box 908 Warm Springs, OR
97761 (541)553-7907 Come support
our local Plaza
patronizing our businesses" Have you
gone into town to shop and been
followed around by store staff? Have
you compared car prices to
dealerships in other towns? Quite a
difference, huh. On any given payday,
bonus day did you notice the number
of county and state police parked
alongside the highway between WS
and Madras? They have been called
into council on this and explained
that it's called "selective enforce
ment." Ask your student how heshe
feels about going to school there.
There have been Madras businesses
that have the gall to call the tribal
office to ask when bonus was com
ing out and how much it was so they
could "stock up" their stores. Ex
amples: Banks and liquor stores. Let's
start listening to our elders and build
businesses on our reservations. Our
old people were wise and smart even
if they weren't formally educated.
They thought of future generations,
which is Ujt Let us be as far-sighted
as they were. I am personally urging
tribal members to vote for a casino
site located at WS, which means to
vote "no" if the ballot asks you if you
want to build in Madras. Warm
Springs is our home, let's work here
and help build up our economy. XilUX
vote counts! Thank you.
Ginger Smith,
1
or 1st Class in the U.S.
the Spilyay Tymoo at no
of Warm Springs.
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The Indian Warrior-The Veterans
Comer-InformationTips For Vets
Veterans will Observe Memorial Day 2000
There Will Be Veterans Services in front of the Courthouse
by the Stone at 10:00 a.m. and a march to the Longhouse
Where lunch will be sened. May 29, 2000.
Albany:
May 29, 11:00 am Special cer
emony at the Willamette memorial Park.
2:00 p.m. Special ceremony at the Twin
Oaks Cemetery, both events are sponsored
by American Legion Post 10 and VFW
Post 584.
Contact: Bob Griffin, 541.259-5551
Eagle;e Point:
May 2910:45 a.m. - Eagle Point
National Cemetery. Small Parade within
the ground. Memorial service starts at 1 1
a.m. with Commander Royal as the key
note speaker. There will also be a 21 gun
salute,, flyover, Carillon and Navy bells,
vehicle and uniform display.
Contact: Darryl Ferrel, 541-826-2511
Eugene:
May 29 10:00 a.m. Sunset Hills
Memorial Gardens, 4810 Willamette St.
Bob Potter, Cmdr, American Legion, Eu
gene Post 3, will host ceremony. Oregon
Air Guard F-1 5 aircraft will provide a low
level flyover in the mission man formation
about 1 1 a.m.
1:00 p.m. Westlawn Memorial Park
Cemetery, 225 S. Danebo. Program will be
hosted by Nick Urhauscn, Cmdr, VFW
Post 293. The participating organizations
are VFW Post 293 and Auxiliary, Oregon
Slate Defense Force Pipe Band, Eugene
Post 3, the American Legion, U.S. Marine
Corps Reserve Unit, members of 2162 In.,
Oregon Military Department, U of O Army
ROTCColorGuard, Boy Scout Troop, and
the guest speaker will be James D Torrey, .
Mayor of Eugene.
3:00 p.m. The Pioneer Cemetery,
j 8th and University Ave (located across
University Ave from Mac Arthur Court, U
pf O campus). Bob Potter, Cmdr, Ameri
can Legion post 3 will be hosting memo
rial event.
Contact: COLAlvin C. Noland, 541-485-4387
Forest Grove:
May 2911:00 a.m. Forest Grove
Cemetery, Richey Road. American Le
gion Forest Grove Post 2 will conduct
ceremony.
Contact: Ed Hester, 503-357-7651
Hood River:
May 291 1 :00 a.m.- Ceremony at the
Idle wild Cemetery on Tucker Road. The
guest speaker will be Ralph Kirby, a WWII
PT Boat Skipper. There will also be a
POWMIA balloon lunch and possibly a
flyover.
Contact: Linda Adams, 541-386-1080
Medford:
May29 2:00p.m. Veterans Memo
rial Park, Parade of veterans service orga
nizations and wreath laying with State Sena
tor Lenn Hannon as the keynote speaker.
Contact. Terry Haines, 541-664-3023
I Newberg
May 29 8:30 a.m. Veterans group
leave the VFW Hall and proceed to Valley
View Cemetery, Dundee Cemetery, then
Nobel, Gibbs & Friends Cemeteries to the
Spilyay's Moccasin Tracks-
Newberg Memorial Park on Blaine Sireel
for a 1 1 a.m. Ceremony. Newberg City
Councilman Robert Weaver will be the
guest speaker. A representative from Con
gressman Wu'sol'tice will also be present.
Contat t: Lester Beecroft, 503-538-2884
Ontario:
May 29 10:00 a.m. Evergreen
Cemetery. American Legion will conduct
memorial services at the new Veterans
Memorial, dedicated to all veterans. 10:30
a.m. Sunset Cemetery. Veterans of For
eign Wars will conduct a memorial service
and then continue on to the Mcadowbrook
Assisted Living Facility for a memorial
service.
Contact: Bill Thomson, American Le
gion 541-889-6M9
Don Ristow, VFW, 541-889-2987
Portland :
May 25 Willamette National Cem
etery. Over 1 ,500 scouts and parents of the
Mountain view andThunderbird Boy Scout
Districts will place small American flags
on the cemetery 's al most 8 J,0(X) gravesites.
A special patriotic program at the Assem
bly Area will follow.
May 29 10:00 a.m. Willamette
National Cemetery. Oregon SupremeCourt
Associate Justice George A. Van
Hoomisscn will deliver the major address
at the Memorial Day ceremonies. Justice
Van Hoomisscn also serves as a Colonel in
the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. He saw
active duty during the Korean War as an
intelligence officer. He has served on the
Oregon Supreme Court since 1988. Also
speaking will be Captain John E. Veentjer,
Chief of the Marine Safety Division of the
13th Coast Guard District in Seattle.
There will also be displays of national,
state and veterans organizations flags, a
flyover by the 142nd Fighter Interceptor
Group and music will be provided by the
234th Army Band of Portland Master of
Ceremonies will be Oregonian columnist
Steve Duin. The ceremony will be held in
the 1 ,400-seat Assembly Area beneath the
falgpolc and adjacent to the burial plots of
four Oregon residents who received the
Medal of Honor.
Contact: John Batch, 503-273-5250
May 29 12:00 noon A Re
dedication Ceremony will be held at
the Oregon Vietnam Veterans "Liv
ing Memorial which is located in the
Hoytt Aboretum of Washington Park,
neighboring the OrcgonZoo and World
Forestry Center.
Contact: MikeBreshears, 503-266-4527
Prineville:
May 29 7:00 a.m. Grave
marker flags will be placed, and the
coffin flags that have been donated by
families of veterans will be will be
flown (Avenue of flags) at Juniper
Haven Cemetery. Also, street flags will
be placed at the west entrance to
Prineville.
1030 a.m. A parade will form
behind the Crook County Courthouse
and then proceed to the Elm Street,
bridge where a short program to honor
all those lost at sea will take place. The:
parade will then assemble again at the:
entrance to Juniper Haven Cemetery'
and continue on down the Avenue of
Flags to the veterans flagpole for cer
emonies. Following, there will be am
open House at the Vets Club, 4095 Nf
Main, with Beef Stew and Chili feed. A
demonstration by the JR ROTC award
winning drill team and a balloon lunch
to honor the POWMIAs will follow.
The American Legion Post 29, VFW
Post 1412 and their Auxiliaries are
sponsoring these events.
May
4-7: Namee Pachama Celebation
White Swan, WA: FMI: Marvin or
Christine Arquette (509) 877-4388
6th: 28th Annual Bethel School Dist.
Powwow Spanaway Lake High School
Spanaway, WAFMI: Carol Dittbenner
(253) 843-1175
1 1 -1 4th: 28th Annual Satus
Longhouse Mother s Day Powwow-
Satus, WAFMLBrian&CarolOenr;;
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12-1 4th- :nrinD .. . p. I TTCT TT7
Mother's Day Competition Powwow;
Portland State University ; Portland, OR
FMI: (503) 725-5671
13th-Penn Cove Water Festival,
Coupeville, Whidbey Island, FMI-(360)679-7391
I3th-Spring Powwow; Eastern Or
egon University; LaGrande, OR FMI
(541)962-3741
13th-Powwow Honoring our Na
tive Graduates Sumner Hish School
Sumner. WA FMI; (253) 891-5500
13-14th: Native American Arts
Festival & Pow wow, Riverside Park,
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Contact:
5304
Sid Carter, 541- 447-
Roseburg
May 299:30 a.m. Memorial
Service at the Roseburg Memorial
Gardens.
Contact: Evelyn Anderson, 541-440-4219
May 30, 1 1 :00 a.m. Memo
rial Service at the Roseburg VA na
tional Cemetery, sponsored by the Or
egon Women Veterans Association.
Contact: Dona Brewer; 541- 440
1000 Salem:
May 29 1 1 :00 a.m. The Greater
Salem Area Veterans Organization's
(GS A VO) 20lh Annual Memorial Day
Service will be held at City ViewCcm
etery, 690 Hoyt Street S. Salem, Or
egon, starting with a flyover by the
Oregon National Air Guard, wreath
presentation by participating organiza
tions and flowers to Gold Star Mothers
and Wives. The program will feature
speakers and the GS A VO Color Guard
and will be dedicated to all Missing-in-Action
and Prisoners of War. Seating
has been arranged for 500.
Following the program, everyone is
invited loan Open House which will be
held in the basement of Post 661
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 630
Hood Street NE, Salem, where refresh
ments will be served.
Contact: Bernice Harlan, 503-362-5530
or 503-364-7997
Kerry Wymetaled, 503-363-7455
Springfield:
May 29 8:30 a.m. Springfield
Memorial Gardens, 7305 Main Street.
Don Forsman.Cmdr, VFWPost3965,
will be hosting memorial ceremony.
This ceremony is intended to honor
veterans from all branches of the ser
vice, both living and dead. Induced
will be a color guard, posting of colors,
music by the Oregon State Defense
Force Pipe Band, U.S. Marine Corps
Reserve Unit, Members of 2162 In.,
Oregon Military Department, Boy
Scout Troop. There will nlso be a guest
speaker.
Contact: COL Alvin C. Noland,
541-485-4387
The Dalles:
May 298:30 a.m. Wreath lay
ing ceremony on the Columbia River at
the Boat Basin.
9:45 a.m. Short ceremony at the
Park Lawn Memorial Cemetery.
10: 1 5 a.m. Ceremony at the Co
lumbia Basin Nursing Home.
1 1 :00 a.m. The main ceremony
of the day will take place at the Odd
Fellows Cemetery with guest speaker. .
1 1 ;45 A.M. Memorial Services
at the Kelly Viewpoint.
2:00p.m. Memorial Service at the
Oregon Veterans' Home.
Contact: Oli vera Hall, VFW Auxil
iary, 541-298-5670
Grants Pass, OR, FMI: (541)474-6394.
1 2-1 4th- Native American Cultural
Awareness Week Mother's Day Com
petitive Powwow; Portland State Uni
versuy Portland, OR FMI: (503)
12-14th-Honor of Calvin Brown,
Satus Powwow; Satus, WA FMI; Eldon
& Melissa (509) 854-2828
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1 9th: Headstart Powwow & Salmon
Z. ' ""-'""sc cultural center,
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19-20th: Mat'AIvma Root Feact &
Powwow, Kamiah, ID FMI: (208)
935-2525 1
19-2 1st: Timoca-Biloxi Powwow;
Marksville, Louisiana, FML
1-800-946-1946
26-28th: Two Rivers Casino Pow
wow; FMI 1-800-722-4031
June
10-1 1 th: Yakama Nation Treaty
Days All Indian Rodeo: White Swan
WA FMI (509) 848-2854
26-28th Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days,
Warm Springs, OR FMI (541)
553-1 1 96 ext 2413.
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