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12 July 27, 2000 Warm Springs, Oregon Spilyaytymoq Job openings- Job openings as of July 24 are currently being advertised by the Human Resources department. See Amelica Tewee to submit an appli cation or to ask about job details, call the contact person listed. Head Start Teacher (12 month position; ECE; Versa Smith 553-3241 Cash Mgmt Specialist; Finance; Lisa Sledge 553-3310 Children's Mental Health Spe cialist; Com. Couns. Ctr.; James Quaid 553-3205 Family Intake Coordinator; CPS; Rcbckah Main 553-3209 Protective Care Provider Part time; CPS; Rcbckah Maine 553-3209 Advocate; Victims of Crimes Svc; Marie A. Calica 553-2293 Fire Mgmt officer; Fire mgmt.; J. Mark Jackson 553-2416 Fire fighters; Fire Mgmt.; Jabbar Davis 553-1146 Engine Operator; Fire Mgmt.; Jabbar Davis 553-1146 Forest Crew Member seasonal ; Fire Mgmt; Luther Clements 553-1146 Forest Crew Member Full time; Fire Mgmt.; Luther Clements 553-1146 Police Officer; Police; Don Courtney 553-3272 Credit Support Officer; Tribal Credit Enterprise; Lori Fuentcs 553-3201 Health Services Coordinator RN; Concepts in Community Liv ing, Inc. High Lookee Lodge of WS; 1-800-574-2254. Indian Head Casino Slot Kcypcrson (2 full time posi tions); Snack Bar Attendant (1 Part time positions; 1 temporary position; 1 on-call position. Call Gcorgianna George at the Human Resources Dept. for details (541)553-6122 Jefferson Co. Sell. Dist. S09-J Library Media Specialist at Ma dras Elementary. If interested contact Jefferson Co. Sch. Dist. 509-J; 445 SE Buff Street; Madras, OR 9774 1 (phone) 475-6 1 92 RNLPN Nurse; Infantfoddler Instructor; Substitute teacher; Edu cation Coordinator; Aerobic Ins. coord. I Secretary; Planner; Ac counting clerk; Bank teller; cashier; Fast food worker; Restaurant cook; Care giver; Ccrtifified Nurses aides; janitor; Janitor; Hvac Svc. Tech.; Heavy Equipment operator; truck driver; belly dump driver; service stn wkr; service stn wkr; & millworkcrs in Madras. Cocktail Bartender; Temp. Ranger Aide & Warehouse worker in Culver. Cook Restaurant in Shaniko. Journey electrician in Central Oregon. Columbia River Inter-Trihaf Fisheries Enforcement opening Communications officerdis patcher. For more information call (541) 386-6363 and ask for Cathy Lame Bull. The Indian Warrior: Information And Tips for the Veterans The Department of Veterans Af fairs Medical Center 3710 Southwest U.S. Veterans I lospital Road Portland, OR 97207 Day Vietnam Veterans Recognition i 9:30 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Oregon National Guard Armory Welcome Note: From James Tuchschmidt, MD, MM Chief Executive Officer Council seeks Gaming Commissioner The Tribal Council of the Confeder ated Tribes of Warm springs Reserva tion would like to announce the follow ing vacancy. Warm Springs Gaming Commis sioner (1 position). ( I Establishment of Gaming Commission. There is hereby es tablished by the Tribe a Commis sion to be known as the Warm Springs Tribal Gaming Commis sion (hereaAer "The Gaming Com mission"). The gaming shall be composed of three (3) persons, who shall be designated as "Gaming Commissioners". Gam ing Commissioners may be mem bers or non-members of the Tribe, provided that not less than one Gaming Commissioner shall be a tribal member. (2)Selection of Gaming Commis sion. The Tribal Council shall by motion appoint a five-member Court notices- Gaming Commission Selection Committee (hereafter "The Selec tion Committee') composed of two members of the Tribal Council, the Sccrctarv-Treasurcr of the Tribal Council and two members at large. Members of the Selection Commit tee shall establish procedure for notice of vacancies on the Gaming Commission, recruitment of quali fied applicants, interview and se lection process. The Selection Committee shall submit their nominee(s) for any vacancies on the Gaming Commission to the Tribal Council for confirmation and appointment by Tribal Council Resolution. (3 (Disqualification of Office. The following person may not serve as Gaming Commissioners. (a) members of the Tribal Council (b) Emplovees of any gaming enter prise on the Reservation. Confederated Tribes of The Warm Spring Reservation of Oregon vs Shawn Shaw Defendant Case No.: DOl 16-98 Order to Show Cause for Public Notice To: Shawn Shaw: You are hereby notified that 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 22nd day of September, 2000. You are hereby ordered to be and appear at the Warm Springs Tribal Court at the time and date shown, to show cause why you should not be held in contempt of court for failure to pay child support, as ordered on 102798. 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 immediately. Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon on this 19th day of July, 2000. Lola Sohappy Chief Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court Marcia Flynn Petitioner vs. Amber Peneda-FigaroaVirgil Orange, Jr. Respondent Summons For Publication Case No. D017-97 To Marcia FlynnAmber Peneda-Figaroa Virgil Orange, Jr., 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 4:00 p.m., on the 6th day of September, 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 must appear to present your argument or the other side will automatically win. The Petitioner, Marcia Flynn 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 14th day of July, 2000. Lola Sohappy Chief Judge, Warm Springs Tribal Court (c)The immediate family of any gaming contractor (including prin cipal thereof or closely associated independent contractor). For the purposes of this section, immediate family members are defined as: husband, wife, son, daughter, mother, father, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother, legal guardian, or other totally depend ent relative of the individual. (d) Pcrsons who would not be eligi ble to receive a gaming license from the Tribes; or (e) Persons having any interest in or responsibility for, either directly or indirectly, any gaming related con tract with the Tribes or any gaming enterprise on the Reservation. t4)Terms of office. The Gaming Commissioners shall serve for three-year terms, the respective term for each Gaming Commis sioner shall be designated in their appointment. If you are interested, please submit a resume and a letter of interest before July 29, 2000 to: Tribal Council Office ATTN: Dinah Merrifield P.O. Box 1299 Warm Springs, OR 97761 Submit application with resume. Background investigation will be required, applicants will be asked to complete a form (request for back ground check with tribal and state po nce), please follow up with the Tribal Council office. HowIakTichum Raymond "Punn-Ka-niel" Shike, Sr. Raymond "Punn-ka-nicl"Shike. Sr., 66 years old of Warm Springs, OR passed away July 5 at Mt. Vie w Hospital in Madras, Oregon of natural causes. . . He was born April 14. 1934 at Wanato. Washini'ton to Albert and Amma (Bertram) Shike, both of Rock Creek, Washington. Raymond Shike Sr. came to, Warm Springs in 1955. He married Charlotte Brown on September 10, 1956 at Warm Serines. He dedi cated 38 years to the Warm Springs Police Department as a police of ficer prior to his retirement as their J Captain. Shike was an enrolled member ot ttie Yakania Nation. He was an avid and friendly institution at many golfing and Alfred Dean Bryant, 37 years old died July 18 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Bryant was born July 30, 1963 in Fort Defiance into the Red Runninginto the Water People Clan for the Edge of the Water People Clan. . Bryant attended Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado and Fort Wingate High School. He was employed by the Navajo Nation's chapter governmentdepartment. He was also a veteran oi the U.S. Army. survivors include his wite, Rosie Dahozy-Bryant; sons Vernon G. Morgan and Jay Arr Morgan of Window Rock; daughters Alfreda bowling tournaments throughout the western United States. He decorated his home with many trophies from both sports. Shike held a sincere and enthusiastic interest in helping the youth experience all athletics, espe cially; his children and thoroughly enjoyed accompanying his wife, Charlotte to all their children's and grandchildren's athletic and aca demic activities. Shike also found time during his retirement to frequent the Warm Springs Indian Head Casino and de veloped many sincere friendships there that the family will always hold dear. Preceding him in death arc his parents, a son, a brother Edward Washines and a sister Lorraine Shike. Alfred Dean Bryant Bryant of Phoenix, Laura & Felicia Bryant of Tsaile, AZ, Eugenia Dahozy of Durango, CO and Sheryl Lisa Morgan of Window Rock; father Albert Bryant Sr. of Navajo, NM; brothers Albert D. Bryant Jr. of Warm Springs, OR Alvin D. Bryant of Rock Point, AZ, Albern D. Bryant of Phoenix, Larry M. Foster of Deer Springs, AZ and Melvin D. Foster and David M. Foster of Fort Defiance; sisters Jennifer Jean Bryant of Warm Springs, OR; Mary Fostcrof Sawmill, AZ, Katherine Arviso and Carol Stinkey of Fort Defiance, AZ; grandparents Esther Teller and Helen D. Chee of Sawmill, AZ and Rose Survivors include his wife, Charlotte; children Raymond Shike Jr., Helena (Dane) Jackson; Mina ahike (Altredo Estimo); Lawrence (iNorma) sluice ir.; 5andra(Owen) Danzuka and Lana (Andy) Leonard all of WarmSprings; brother James 1I 'I. . W CUT . -wt y . oniKe or. or wapato, wa and nu merous grandchildren. Dressine ceremonies was con ducted by Larry Dick and Alex Tohet on July 7 at the Agency Longhouse with overnight services following. After a brief stop and ceremony at the Indian Head Ca sino at Kah-Nee-Ta concluding services and burial were held July 8 at the Simnasho Cemetery with Wilford Jim and Anthony Washines othciating. Bryant and two grandchildren. Visitation was held at between 4-7 p.m. at Cope Memorial in Gallup. Pall Bearers were Albert D. Bryant, AI vm D. Bryant, Albern D. Bryant, Vernon G. Morgan, McRenosine Sagina and Duane lsosie. Services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday , July 22 at the Family ChurchAssembly of God. Burial followed in Fort Defiance, AZ. The family received friends and family after the burial services at the Dahozy residencein Fort Defiance. Cope Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. Emilio Briseno At the time of publication, there wasn't any information given to be published. Rick Lawrence Calica At the time of publication, there wasn't any information given to be published. Julyne Anne Squally At the time of publication, there wasn't any information given to be published. Andres Saragos At the time of publication, there wasn't any information given to be published. Marcal "Yup" "Ish-I-Kai-Ya" Thomas Meanus At the time of publication, there wasn't any information given to be published. Dear Veterans: I am proud and pleased to wel come you to the Portland VA Medi cal Center's 6 Annual Veterans Con ference. This conference is an impor tant part of our continued commit ment to quality health care for all vet erans. Since our first conference in 1 995, many changes have taken place regarding eligibility and other health care issues. It is my hope that you will find the conference informative and helpful. At the Portland VA Medical Center our Primary Care Teams en sure that patients receive quality pre ventive health care, and work dili gently to coordinate services for pa tients with major health problems. We have been, and will continue to be, persistent in our efforts to improve the value of healthcare services, our cus tomer service, and to increase acces sibility for our nation's veterans. Please take this opportunity to visit with our staff and fellow veter ans, and on behalf of all our employ ees, let me express our sincere thanks for your continued loyalty to the Port land VA Medical Center. We are very proud to serve all those who have served this country. Theme: New Beginnings: ages of Vietnam Goals: Im- Recognize the Vietnam Vet eran as Heroes and Heroines. Offer avenues of encourage ment and support for those veterans who have not been able to move for ward of occasionally encountered set backs. Provide information on VA services and benefits, new policies, regulations and processes, as well as community veteran services and pro grams. Offer clinic screenings and counseling. Assist veterans in applying for enrollment in the Medical Cen ter. Clarify the roles of VA services... Medical Center, Regional Office, Veteran Integrated Service Network (VISN), Oregon Dept. of Veterans Affairs (ODVA). Offer participating organi zation an opportunity to partnership. The greatest possession you have is the 24 hours directly in front of you. We Are Here To Serve You -Past up. A Veteran Is: America's war veteran come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and ages. Their collective experience spans two world wars and several for eign conflicts. They have followed war mules through Flanders Field, dropped from landing barges onto the beaches of Normandy, faced the icy cold of Porkchop Hill and trudged the rice paddies of the Mekong Delta. But, regardless of differences in makeup and experience, all veterans share a common bond a brotherhood of memory and hard-won wisdom that helps define their character. A veteran is the first man up as the flag passes by on the 4 of July, and the last one down, for he has been a witness to the blood and tears that make this and all other parades pos sible. A veteran is a man of peace, soft spoken, slow to anger, quick to real ize that those who talk most about the glory of war are those who know least about its horror. He never jokes about war, he's been there, and still sees on memory's vivid screen the wounded and the dying, the widows and or phans, he knows first-hand that no war is good and that the only thing worse than war is slavery. He is friend to all races of man, begrudging none; he carries with him the knowledge that it is not the man who is the enemy but enslavement and false ideologies. Those whom he once faced across the hostile battle lines, he now esteems as his broth ers. A veteran is at once proud and humble; proud of the fact that in 200 years no foreign enemy has set foot on American soil; and humble in the realization that many of his comrades who helped him make this lofty aim a reality, never returned. More than anything else, a vet eran loves freedom. He can spend a whole afternoon doing nothing just because it suits him, and just because he has paid the price to do what he wants with his time. He also takes a personal pride in the freedom of oth ers in men and women attending the church of their choice; in friends vot ing how they choose; and in children sleeping quietly, without fear to in terrupt their slumber. A veteran is every man grown up a little taller a person who under stands the awesome price of life's intangibles of freedom, justice and democracy. His motto is to live and let live. But, if he had to, if he had to choose between servitude and con flict, the veteran would once again answer a call to duty. Because, above all above all else a veteran is an American. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU! VA SERVICES Medical Center: Audiology and Speech Research ACCESS- Telephone Referral Program Chemical Addiction Rehab. Service (CARS) Domiciliary Service, Vancouver Clinics - Blood pressure, Pulmonary Diabetes, Glaucoma. Education Service - Health Care Enrollment Office - Eligibility Human Resource Mgmt. (HRMS) Minority Veterans Program Mental Health - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) VA Regional Office (Downtown) - Claims - Vocational Rehab. - Home Loan Vet Center Portland Salem Oregon Dept. of Veterans Affairs Portland Salem COMMUNITY SERVICES American Diabetes Association Better People Central City Concerns Devers Eye Institute Government Publishing Office (GPO) Hepatitis "C" Outreach Project Massage Therapy - Bill Woods Multnomah Co. Health Department Mult. Co. Veterans Service Officers National Service Organizations (VSO's) Oregon Army National Guard Point Man Ministry Social Security Atimmistration State of Oregon Employment Dept. -North Portland, Gresham, Downtown, Beaverton, Hillsboro & Salem. State of Washington Employment Division And more surprise guest just to serve you. Want to subscribe to Spilyay Tymoo? Are you moving? Send subscription or change of address to: Spilyay Tymoo, P.O. Box 870, Warm Springs, OR 97761 Name I i I I I l CityStateZip. 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