Sptlyqy Jymoo, VvVrn Springs, Oregon August 9, 2001
Warm Springs
job opportunities
All Warriors Society
Veterans Corner
Kah-Nce-Ta High Desert Resort
& Casino was the following job list
ings: Cashier: 1 full-time position.
Opens: 8101 and Closes: 81001.
Make change for guests, cash out
jackpot tickets, and verify paper
work. Weekend and evening shifts.
Qualifications: 1-year cash handling
and 10-key experience preferred.
Must be friendly, courteous and cus
tomers service skills, Must be able
to stand for long periods of time.
Greens Keeper 1: 1 Temporary
Position. Opens 8101 and Closes:
Until filled.
Responsible for general mainte
nance of golf course to include, lim
ited to equipment operation-manual
labor. Qualifications: 1 year experi
ence with gasdicscl powered - small
to medium sized equipment.
Industrial Mechanic: 1 Full Time
Position. Opens: 8101 and Closes:
Until filled.
Responsible for preventative
maintenance and repair of building
equipment through out property.
May require evening and weekend
shifts. Qualifications: Minimum 5
years experience with Air Handlers,
Pneumatics, Motors, Pumps,
Plumbing, Electrical, Control Sys
tem, Reading Schematics, Chillers,
Boilers, Single and Three Phase Elec
trical Experienced preferred.
Custodial Supervisor: Opens:
July 27,h Closes: Until filled, Train
ing Coordinator: Opens: July 27,h
Closes: Until filled, Golf Course
Mechanic: Opens: July 3rd Closes:
Until filled.
Jefferson County School
District 509-J has the
following job openings:
Science 'leather
Interested candidates should ton
tact:
Jefferson County School District
509-J
445 SI'.. Huff Street
Madras, Oregon 97741
Phone: (541) 475 6102 '
E-mail: cthorpefif 5(Wj.nct
FAX: (541) 475 6856
Jefferson County School
district 509-J was the
following job openings:
Education Assistant,
Interested candidates should con
tact: Jefferson County School District
509-J
445 SE Huff Street
Madras, Oregon 97741
Phone: (541) 475-6192
E-mail: cthorpe((;5(l9j.net
FAX: (541) 475-6856
Job listing in Warm Springs:
Early Childhood Teacher, Special
Education Teacher, Teacher Aide
Substitute, Substance Abuse Special
ist, Cashier, Secretary, Custodial
Supervisor, Lead Count Team,
Cook, Rafting Guide, Protective
Care Provider,- Greens keeper, Main
tenance Electrician, Maintenance
Supervisor, and Sanitation Technician.
"New Beginnings"
theme of conference in
September
I'uiiit Man International presents
the Pact lie Northwest Veterans Con
ference set lor September 14 16,2001
at the Covenant Christian Commu
nity Church, The Dalles, Oregon.
The conference theme is "New
beginnings, I'hcrcfore, if anyone
is in Christ, he is a new creation;
the old has gone, (he new has come!"
2Cor 5:17 "Von were taught with
regard to your former way of life, to
put off your old self, which is being
corrupted by us deceitful desires, to
be made new in the attitude of your
minds: and to put on the new self,
treated to be like God in true righ
teousness and holiness" l .ph 4:22-24.
This conference is for all veter
ans, families, friends, counselors, and
current military personnel to enjoy
the camaraderie and fellowship of
other veterans and their families,
make new friends, experience real
spiritual refreshment and healing
together. Participants will learn from
others during informative discussion
groups.
All meals will be provided to par-
Local
foster homes
needed
licipants, as well as childcarc. Schol
arships are available to pay the cost,
which is $15 single, and $25 family.
This rate includes special sessions for
teens attending.
Couples arc invited to rc-cnergic
their marriage by getting away and
finding that they arc not alone in
experiences with your partner. Find
an understanding of Post Traumatic
Stress and work together to restore
andor refresh your marriage and
family.
Pastor Norman Clear has served
his country during the Korean War
and came home with some of the
symptoms of PTSD. Hut they didn't
call it that back then. Today Norm
is a highly respected minister, coun
selor and leader in his community
in The Dalles and across the coun
try and is called upon by pastors
nation-wide for counseling and min
istry. I le has a wonderful gift of wis
dom and insight into the heart is
sues of life.
Dana Morgan will also be there,
he is the Point Man's new Executive
Director, headquartered in New
York.
Norm Hcrgsma exhibits his paint
ings as an expression of one man's
journey through PTSD and the
struggle to come to terms with war
and its aftermath. His work brings
healing,
A concert Saturday night will
play special music by Ted and
Honnic Rawlins and their band is an
entertaining and relaxing way to end
a full day.
There will be military memora
bilia by Larry and Gail Mcnnenga.
Hack by popular demand are
speakers Dr. Harvey Brown, Paul
Hughes, and Vicky Adams.
For more information about reg
istering for this conference you may
call Mark and Ellen at 541-386-2263,
or Dan Hrophy at 541-296-9308.
Reunion scheduled for
September
The WWII, U.S. Navy Armed
Guard and Merchant Marines
"Northwest Passage" group will have
a reunion September 18-20 at the
Phoenix Inn, Bend, Oregon.
Invitation is extended to any vet
erans who served with these two
groups during WWII.
Reservations at the motel and the
banquet must be made by Aug. 15.
The Armed Guard branch of the
U.S. Navy was formed during WWII
and was made up of Navy person
nel trained and assigned to man guns
on merchant ships to defend them
in case of attack. These men, num
bering 144,970, served on 6,236
ships during WWII, of which 710
were sunk. The Merchant Marines
served alongside these Armed Guard
lads on the same ships so they arc
also included in the Armed Guard
registry.
The goal of these groups, besides
the fellowship they provide, is to
locate as many personnel who served
in the Armed Guard and Merchant
Marines during WWII as is possible
by holding these reunions in vari
ous areas. As of June 15, 2001, 18,480
were located by the national regis
try office, and time is running out.
There are no dues, contributions
provide the necessary funds for post
age, printing and supplies; and all
record keeping and computer work
done is by volunteers. Word of
mouth and reunion news is our way
of "getting the word out."
For more information contact
hosts of this reunion Richard and
Beryl Carncr at (541) 923-5253 of
Crooked River Ranch, or Bob and
Nelda Williams of The Dalles (541)
296-4065.
Legal notices and apologies
Volunteers needed
The Deschutes County Chapter
of the American Red Cross is recruit
ing Warm Springs residents to be
come Disaster Services Volunteers.
The Red Cross has placed a trailer
equipped with enough supplies to
open a 100 person shelter on the
Warm Springs Reservation. The next
step toward quick response to the
disaster needs in the area is the train
ing of a Disaster Action Team (DAT)
on the Reservation. Members of the
DAT will provide quick response for
disasters from casework to provid
ing relief assistance to victims of
house fires and opening a shelter
should the need arise.
Training includes the core disas
ter courses; Introduction to Disas
ter Services, Mass Care and Shelter
Operation. After completing the
core courses, members will be given
CPR and First Aid training. The fi
nal required class is Family Services
Casework. All training is. provided
free to volunteers.
Having the Disaster Services
Trailer in position at Warm Springs
will provide a quick response to the
need for shelter in the area. How
ever, to accomplish this the Red
Cross must have trained staff ready
to respond quickly.
For additional information or to
sign up for training to become a
DAT member, call Deschutes
County American Red Cross at 382
2141 and ask for Bobbie or Betsy.
Training is being scheduled f r September.
Howlak Tichum
Evelyn Uyeji
Children's Protective Services
(CPS) is looking for a local; prefer
ably Warm Springs married couple
with no children, who have a home
with at least 3-4 bedrooms. This
particular home would be referred
to as the "Professional Foster I lome"
where this couple will need to work
collaboratively with CPS as well as
provide foster care to high risk ado
lescents who do not have an ad
equate placement.
Any interested parties will need
to meet the foster care standards and
guidelines, foster care certification
process, pass a Criminal Background
check, be free from the use of alco
hol and or drug use; and agree to a
Contract that is set up between The
Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs (Children's Protective Ser
vices) and yourself. The Contract
has been established at $27,000 for a
12-month period and there is an ad
ditional amount set up for utilities,
groceriesmeals, home maintenance,
and supplies, etc. For further infor
mation and if you are seriously in
terested, please contact CPS,
Rebekah Main at 553-3209.
In the Tribal Court for the Confed
erated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon
Ix's Schwab
Petitioner
vs.
Laura Sahme,
Defendant
Jennifer Kersting
Plaintiff
Notice of Hearing For Change of
Name
Case No. DO104-01
SUMMONS
TION
FOR PUBLICA-
Case No. IN79-01
To Laura Sahme;
You are hereby notified that a peti
tion for Overdue Account has been filed
The above individual has filed a Pe
tition with this Court to change hisher
name from Jennifer Kersting to Jenni
fer Kersting-Brunoe.
A hearing on this matter has been
set for 10:00 a.m. on the 12 day of Sep
tember, 2001 at the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. Any person who may show cause
why this Petition should not be granted
must file such objection in writing on
or before 5 day of September, 2001.
in the Warm Springs Tribal Court. " ; - This shall be done in writing and filed
By this notice you are summoned to with the Court.
appear in this matter at a hearing sched
uled for 9:30 on the 23rd, October, 2001,
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 ar
gument or the other side will automati
cally win. The Petitioner, Les Schwab,
may then be given all that is asked for
in the Petition for Overdue Account.
The Petitioner will be present at the
hearing. If you desire to personally ar
gue your side of the case, you may have
a legal aide, sspokesperson 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
30"' day of July, 2001.
Walter Langenese III
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal
Court
Dated on August 1, 2001.
Lola Sohappy,
Chief Judge, Warm Springs
Tribal Court
Copies posted:
Warm Springs Post Office
Warm Springs Agency Office
Simnasho Community Bulletin
Board
Tribal Court Bulletin Board
Evelyn Uyeji, age 61 years old,
passed June 3rd, 2001 at Southwest
Washington Medical Center of
Vancouver, WA. Death was due to
Acute Respiratory Distress Syn
drome four weeks after an internal
surgery procedure. Uyeji was born
July 22, 1940. She was of Hopi de
scendent from Hotvilla, Arizona.
Her parents were Edmund and Jean
Ncqwatewa from the same location.
In 1967 Uyeji then moved to
Simnasho, OR. In 1968 she married
Hamilton Greeley of the Confeder
ated Tribes of Warm Springs Reser
vation, there in Simnasho she
learned the Wasco-Warm Springs
culture, and was adopted as a family
member by the Simnasho Elders for
her dedication for learning the an
cestral songs of the Washut Religion
in Simnasho. She also worked as a
community counselor in Warm
Springs. Later on she divorced Mr.
Greeley while remaining a family
member and friend to the people of
Warm Springs, OR.
In 1983, she married Les Uyeji,
while residing in Vancouver, WA.
There she enjoyed her life and home
while working for the special edu
cation program of the Vancouver
School District.
Her hobbies included Native
American beadwork, personal cre
ations of arts and crafts, attending
Pow-Wows to dance, and sharing
laughs and smiles with families and
friends.
Survivors include: her husband
Les Uyeji; sons James Greeley, Mike
Gomez; daughters Linda and Peggy
Gomez; brothers Tyson, Robert, and
Harold Ncqwatewa; sisters I'mma
Hatton, Diane Barbee and Mary
Nez, and 6 grandchildren.
Dressing Ceremony was held
11:00 am, Friday June 8"', 2001 at
Evergreen Staples Funeral Chapel in
Vancouver, WA. Pending was crema
tion after funeral services. Remains
were then brought to Simnasho
longhouse for 12:00 pm Saturday
June 9, 2001 funeral services, fol
lowing with burial at Simnasho cem
etery. In loving memory of F.velvn
Bcntley Neqwatcwa-Uyeji. (For
mally Evelyn Greeley.) The family
would like to thank the Drummers
of the Washut Religion for attend
ing both services; we are honored to
have had your songs bring us en
lightenment, also for the Officiating
by Fred and Olivia Wallularum. We
want to also thank everyone for the
traditional foods, the cooks of the
longhouse, and the Warm Springs
people to make these emotional
times make a complete circle.
We are truly blessed, as Native
American people to have such sup
port from loved ones for our lov ed
ones.
Again, Thank You.
Revival coming
to Warm Springs
Glory to Glory Ministreies will
be in Warm Springs for Revival Ser
vices August 12-18, 2001.
Pray, Intercede, pray, travail.
1 Samuel 12:23 Moreover as for
me, God forbid that 1 should sin
against the Lord is ceasing to pray
for you;
Pray for Warm Springs Indian
reservation!
Pray for Revival, for healing,
souls won to Jesus, for God to pour
out of his spirit upon all flesh, for
unity in the body of Christ mighty
anointing.
Favour with the People, bind Sa
tan and his forces, protection for us,
financial provision.
Breaking of strongholds Alco
holism, drug addictions, deception,
homosexuality, paint sniffing, sexual
abuse, confusion, religious spirits,
and witchcraft.
Classified ads
Wood splitter for sale $800.
553-2584
i In the Tribal Court for the Confed
' erated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon
Warm Springs Confederated Tribes
Plaintiff
VS.
Alberto Cruz-Valle
EXCLUSION ORDER
Case No. CV57-01
To Alberto Cruz-Valle,
You are hereby notified that a default
judgment was entered against you after
your failure to appear at the June 26,
2001 10:00 a.m. civil proceeding in
the above cited case.
It is further ordered that the defen
dant is permanently excluded from the
Warm Springs Indian Reservation. Com
pliance with is exclusion order may be
enforced by the Contempt power of the
Tribal Court in accordance with Chap
ter 200 of the Warm Springs Tribal
Code. The Court may impose jail, fine
or both for Contempt of court, in addi
tion to violations of Warm Springs
Tribal Code Chapter 300, the Tribal
Exclusion Code. If the defendant is
found on the Reservation in violation
of this Exclusion Order.
Dated at Warm Springs, Oregon, this
29th day of June, 2001.
Wilma Smith
Judge, Warm Springs Tribal
Court
In the Tribal Court for the Confed
erated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon
IN THE MATTER OF:
Trudee Ann Clements
Plaintiff
Notice of Hearing For Change of
Name
Case No. DO106-01
The above individual has filed a Pe
tition with this Court to change hisher
name from Trudee Anne Clements to
Trudee Anne Queahpama-Clements.
A hearing on this matter has been
set for 4:00 p.m. on the 17 day of Sep
tember, 2001 at the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. Any person who may show cause
why this Petition should not be granted
must file such objection in writing on
or before 10 day of September, 2001.
This shall be done in writing and filed
with the Court.
Dated on August 1, 2001.
Lola Sohappy,
Chief Judge Warm Springs Tribal
Court
Copies posted:
Warm Springs Post Office
Warm Springs Agency Office
Simnasho Community Bulletin
Board
Tribal Court Bulletin Board
By this notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a hearing sched
uled for 9:00 on the 24th, September,
2001, 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 ar
gument or the other side will automati
cally win. The Petitioner, Kathlee
Wallulatum, may then be given all that
is asked for in the Petition for Agustin
Pedraza Jr.
The Petitioner will be present at the
hearing. If you desire to personally ar
gue your side of the case, you may have
a legal aide, sspokesperson 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
23"1 day of July, 2001.
Lola Sohappy
Chief Judge, Warm Springs
Tribal Court
To the Community and Officer
Sprengle:
This is my self-condemnation, on
March 19, 2001, I had without any
doubt in an inconsiderate act, jeop
ardized all the community.
For a dubious action whether or
not inebriated, I have no reasonable
deterrent or justifiable excusel
I had a remorseful action of at
tacking a Patrolman of Warm
Springs. For this I am extremely
sorry. In particular to many of you, i
including myself, when our very
lives became dependant upon the
speed and caring of our officers. I
am regrettably sorry.
Especially here for my rude,
crude, detrimental, behavior dude,
I am very sorry Officer Sprengle.
For my repugnant actions I had
nearly disrupted your sworn Oath
to serve and protect. In particular to
all the people you protect on high
way 26 & 3. This is to say I am re
ally sorry to the whole force whom
ever honors this code. Also Officer
Hinton & Ret. Lt. Swick.
Jackson Ted Williams
S50 Reward for return of brace
let lost during Pi I nie-Sha.
Call Lil.ln. d.ivs 553-34X6 or eve
nnii, 553-5i38
In the Tribal Court for the Confed
erated Tribes
of the Warm Spnngs Reservation of
Oregon
IN THE MATTER OF:
In the Tribal Court for the Confed
erated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon
Kathlee Wallulatum
Petitioner
vs.
Carla Pedraza, Owen Wallulatum,
Agustin Pedraza Sr.,
Defendant
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICA
TION Case No. D065-84
To Kathlee & Owen Wallalatum,
Carla & Agustin Pedraza Sr.,
You are herebv notified that a peti
tion for Agustin Pedraza, Jr. has been
filed in the Warm Spnngs Tribal Court
To Who It May Concern:
This is in regard to an incident
that had happened on June 6. I now
understand what will become of a
person and the actions that take
place while under the influence of
alcohol beverages. So I Apologizel
Erwin Stwyer
To whom it may concern:
I would like to extend my deep
est apologies to people for whom I
harmed in the past I have learned a
valuable lesson for the mistakes that
I committed in the past
Sincerely,
Damn Tewee
t