Spilyqy Tymoo, Warm
Exhibit
By Dave McAIechan
Spilya) Tymoo
There are always some inter
esting surprises at the annual
Tribal Member Art Show at the
Museum at Warm Springs.
The exhibit features inspired
artwork by local people who
have been practicing their craft
for many years.
But the show also includes
the work of people who may be
relatively new to the field. And
for this reason the Tribal Mem
ber Art Show always includes
some interesting and pleasant
surprises.
The work of Reva Johnson
is a good example.
Johnson makes beaded stat
ues. At the Tribal Member Art
Show she has on display two
beaded horses, and a beaded
eagle.
Johnson also displayed her
artwork at the Kah-Nee-Ta gal
lery. Some of her artwork is for
sale, and some is not.
Johnson, who works at Fire
Lesson learned
I would like to take this time
to say that I am very sorry for
what I did back in May. I know
what I done was wrong and
wasn't right. That is why I am
sitting in jail. And I feel that I
have learned my lesson. So again
I am very sorry.
Jimmy Tohet Jr.
Feeling better
1 Iello, my name is Linda and
I'm an alcoholicaddict. Saying
this was very hard for me to
admit. I am an alcoholic addict
after 30 some years of drinking
and using.
Being here at NARA Treat
ment made me realize I had
another chance at life. I've
learned a lot of what I had done
to myself, my family and espe
(The following job openings arc
being advertised by the Confeder
ated Tribes of Warm Springs. To
contact the Personnel Department,
call (541) 553-3262, or e-mail the
department at
I a i si ii ii K'KtfjwM i ibes.org.)
Criminal deputy clerk, full
time. Provide support services to
ensure all court cases are processed
efficiently consistently, timely and
with due process. Prepare, organize
anil control case files from open
ing to cl( sure. Prepare court orders,
maintain logs and records. Three
years secretarial or general office ex
perience in judicial field. Equiva
lency of two yeas computer experi
ence. A combination of education
and experience is acceptable. I Excel
lent communication skills, written
and verbal. Typing 60 wpm.and
brief hand 100 wpm. Tribal mem
ber preference. Salary range S 1 7,1 57
to S19,899year.' Call Birney
Greene-Boise, 553-3278. Closes
Oct. 31.
Bus driverteacher, full
time. Transport children and fami
lies to and from program activities
In the Tribal Court of the Warm Springs Reservation
Lvs Schwab Tire Center, pe
titioner, vs. George Spino, re
spondent. Case No. IN154-01.
To George Spino:
You are hereby notified that a
petition for OVERDUE AC
COUNT has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are hereby summoned
to appear in this matter at a hear
ing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on
November 5, 20(13, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the
facts in this 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 automati
cally win. The petitioner, I,cs
Schwab Tire Center, may then be
given nil that is asked l'r in the
petition for overdue account.
Signed Oct. 13, Judge Wilma Ann
Smith, Warm Springs Tribal Court.
Springs, Oregon
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This beaded deer head is an
artwork that Reva Johnson
Management, began making the
beaded statues "because it was
a challenge," she said.
More letters to the editor
cially to my elders, and to our
children - our future. Most of
my life I was powerless, and my
life was unmanageable, knowing
I was in denial and being resent
ful to everyone and everything
around me, thinking I was some
one I really wasn't. I always
wanted to be with the crowd,
didn't want to be left out. The
more I drank, the sicker I was
getting not having feelings for
anybody but feeling sorry for
myself.
I also had a spiritual awak
ening finding out there is a great
spirit. I found out that he is al
ways around. I blamed him for
all the losses of family and
friends, but deep down in my
heart and my gut I knew he
wasn't to blame. I know now
they were sick of some disease,
Tribal employment opportunities
and for field trips. 1 lelps teachers
with classroom and field trip ac
tivities. Participates in vehicle main
tenance, establishing routes, and
record keeping. Assists in provid
ing safety training for parents, bus
monitors and other staff. Must be
in gix)d health, have a current CDI ,
be listed on the Child Care Crimi
nal I listory Registry, comply with
the drug-free workplace policies.
Salary $1,311 to 51,599month.
Call Nancy Sampson, 553-3241.
Open till filled.
Staff Accountant for Warm
Springs Power Enterprises. Re
sponsible for the verification and
input of accounting records and re
porting in accordance to GAAP and
other applicable laws governing
specifics types of accounts and re
porting requirements for a hydro
electric project under the supervi
sion of the controller. I lave a stan
dard high school diploma or its
equivalent. At least two years of
c illege level c ursc v rk in acc Hint
ing or related subjects. I lave a mini
mum of one year experience in ac
counting I lave verifiable work his
tory with emphases on good work
Let Schwab Tire Center, pe
titioner, vs. John L. Thomas,
respondent. Case No. IN55-02.
To John L. Thomas:
Sou are hereby notified that a
petition for OVERDUE AC
COUNT has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are hereby summoned
to appear in this mutter at a hear
ing scheduled for 2 p.m. on No
vember 5, 2(103, at the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. All of the
facts in this case will be heard at
this hearing, including evidence
you wish to present. You must ap
pear to present your argument or
the other side will automatically
win. The petitioner, l.es Schwab
Tire Center, may then be given all
that is asked for in the petition for
overdue account. Signed ( )ct. 13 by
Judge Wilma Ann Smith, Warm
Springs Tribal Court,
Dave McMectianSpllyay
example of the type of
has been working on.
Anyone wishing to talk with
Johnson about her artwork can
call 553-0467.
like cancer, like my mother and
sister, Pebbles. A lot of others
due to suicides, murder, and al
cohol or drugs.
I have seen myself grow with
more respect for my elders,
higher power and our children.
I've learned to be more respon
sible, have faith and how to
cherish my values and morals
for myself, how to forgive and
let go.
Today I am more healthy,
more self-aware of my actions,
happier. I'm very grateful for
being alive still clean and sober.
It does really work and I chal
lenge those who are still drink
ing and using to give it a break,
live another day and try treat
ment, it'll help you.
I pray for you, our elders,
and grandkids and for those
habits and attendance. (An equiva
lent in combination of experience
and training, which provides re
quired knowledge, skills and abili
ties may be substituted for college
level course work.) Send Applica
tion along with resumes to Warm
Springs Power Enterprises, P.O.
Box 960, N arm Springs, ( )r. 97761 .
Open till filled For information call
Michael C.Lofting, 553-1046.
Housing Executive Direc
tor. Bachelors degree in business
administration; three years experi
ence in housing business; two years
supervisory experience; knowledge
of tribal, HUD, 1 1 IP, SCI IRP poli
cies, rules and regulations. Salary
range S3 1,1 48 to $49,2 1 3year. Call
lack Quinn, 553-3250. Closes Oct.
31.
Protective Care Provider.
Provide daily care to children from
infant to 18 years of age who arc
victims of abuse or neglect. Must
be willing to provide nurturing care
and understand the needs of these
children. Must have a valid ODI.
and proof of insurance. Must be
able to work rotating shift work.
Daniel Brisboia, petitioner,
vs. Paula Kalama, respondent.
Case No. DO93-01. To Paula
Kalama:
You are hereby notified that a
petition for SUPPORT has been
filed with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you arc hereby
summoned to appear in this mat
ter at a hearing scheduled for 9 a.m.
on November 21, 2003, at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
All of the facts in this case will
be heard at this hearing, including
evidence you wish to present. Sou
must appear to present your argu
ment or the other side will auto
matically win. The petitioner,
Daniel Brishois, may then be given
all that is asked for in the petition
for support.
Signed on Oct. 13 by Judge
ilma Ann Smith, Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
October 16. 2003
artworks
. v. v
Reva Johnson
These horses by Johnson
are on display at the Tribal
Member Art Show.
who need it one day at a time. I
may sound like I'm acting too
good but I'm not. I have con
cern for my people and I love
all of you with all my heart. If
you want to write to me, my
address is Linda Meanus co
Patton House 4619 N. Michi
gan Ave. Portland, Oregon
97217. Thank you.
Linda Meanus
An apology
Apology for my alcohol in
duced behavior on Sept. 9 and
Oct. 2., to officers Beron, Paul
Jim, Aaron Whittenburg and a
few others I don't recall.
To persons, community and
foremost family, forgive me for
my problems, for the hurt and
stress plus anger I've created,
the "chaos" is at rest. Jail has
Must be dependable. Confidenti
ality a must. Position requires pre
employment drug test, criminal his
tory check. Call Rebckah Main, 553
3209. Long-term care administra
tive assistant, human services, full
time. This is an administrator
trainee position directed eventually
to take on the directorship duties
of High Ixokee, at such time the
tribes assume the management of
the lodge. Call William Gayle
Rodgers, 553-3491. Open until
filled.
Public health educator. Mas
ters degree in health education de
partment preferred with 2 years ex
perience. Salary range up to
$44,247year. Call Jim Quaid, 553
3205. Public safety, police. Super
visor, investigation division.
College degree in criminal justice or
related field. Ten years of supervi
se ry experience. Call Dt n Courtney,
553-3272.
Fisheries Program Manager.
Provide professional guidance and
oversight on the reservation and
for two off-reservation ceded area
offices. Call Terr)' Luther, 553-2026.
Owners asked
Several vehicles arc currently in
the Warm Springs Impound Lot.
Letters were mailed out to the last
registered owners on Sept. 4, giving
the owners 30 days to retrieve the
vehicles. Some of the listed vehicles
now have different owners. This is
an opportunity to the current own
ers of these vehicles to come for
ward with proof of ownership.
Some of these vehicles have an
outstanding bill, which will necJ to
he paid in full before retrieval is pos
sible. With this publication the own
ers are notified that in 15 days the
vehicles will he destroyed, if they
arc not retrieved. The vehicles in
question are described as follows
(with Oregon plate number given
first, followed by vehicle descrip
tion mid its color):
I JSOHI, 1975 Pontine Grand I
Mans, 4-iloor, orange.
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Support from
queen is much
Please accept my thanks on
behalf of my entire family
for supporting my daughter
Tatum Jareen Kalama when
she was crowned the Home
coming Queen.
Our thanks go out to the
students for showing their
support by voting for her. It
was their votes that made her
the queen.
Many kind relatives
showed their support by be
ing with us at the game. Oth
ers helped out by allowing us
to be in their home to get
ready.
More helpe dwith the ex
penses, that is, with the hairdo
adn makeup.
r
Powwow videos and CD's
Videos of the 2003 Pi-Ume-Sha
Powwow are avail
able by calling 553-0309, ask
for James or Hamilton
Greeley. The videos are $10
had an impact mentally and
some emotionally, being locked
out of society. While waiting for
this sentence to expire, I've been
educating myself to be a more
productive person rather than
a nuisance. For my mistakes I
apologize, for DUII, assault,
etc., consequences I've endured.
Thanks for the time. Respect
fully, Caleb Paul Jim
Sorry to all
I, Jay Henry, am sorry for
driving under the influence on
Oct. 11 at about 2:15 p.m. I
wrecked my '64 Chevy pick-up
in West Hills.
I apologize to the Rez, I am
sorry to all. I had one too many
beers that day. Love,
Jay
CRTFC has job openings
The Columbia River Inter
Tribal Fish Commission
(CRITFC) is looking to fill four
positions to perform mainte
nance on up to 28 tribal in-lieu
treaty fishing access sites on the Co
lumbia River between Bonneville
and McNary dams.
Positions include one mainte
nance supervisor, one senior main
tenance worker, one maintenance
worker and one seasonal mainte
nance worker. Employees will be
required to operate a variety of
hand tools, power tools, motor
ized equipment and vehicles to ac
complish a variety of trade
practices. Duties will include paint
ing, plumbing, carpentry, masonry,
electrical, landscape maintenance,
gardening and custodial
work. Supervisory and senior po
sitions require previous relevant
experience. Duty location is The
Dalles. Full details available at tnbal
personnel, TERO offices, and on
CRITI C website at www.critfc.org
http:www.critfc.org. Or call
(503) 238-0667. Send letter, resume
and cover letter to CRITFC, attn:
MR, 729 NE Oregon 200, Port
land, OR 97232; fax 503-235-4228;
e-mail andjcritfc.org. Closing
date Nov. 24.
to claim impounded vehicles
QVL547, 1983 Chevy Celebrity,
4-door, white.
PRF.234, 1986 Chrysler New
Yorker, 4-door, tan.
QTV430, 1983 Buick Regal 2
door, white.
QKI1356, 1988 Chevy Cavalier,
4-door, gold.
EUA784, 1986 Nissan Pulsar, 2
door, red.
YVQ086, 1984 Toyota Corolla,
4-door, gold.
RGT159, 1985 Honda Accord. 2
door, blue.
XDJ II 1, 1 976 Jeep Wagonecr, 4
door, blue.
RBV377, Chevy Berctta, 2-door,
maroon.
W.P809, Nissan 240 S 2-door,
gray.
RKl'650, 1986 Chevy Monte
Carlo, 2-door, green.
VJU739, 1990 Pontine Grand
Am, 4-door, white.
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Homecoming
appreciated
Veronica Smith and Len
Govia graciously supported us
by providing their car for the
parades.
They were especially im
pressed with how Eugene and
Tatum approached them and
asked for the support on their
own.
To name a few people I
would like to thank Sharon
Katchia, Margie Kalama, Jim
and Julie Quaid, Yvonne
Iverson, and Amelia Colwash.
I could go on and on with the
names, but any way, we are so
happy to have this memory in
our lives.
God bless you all.
Annie Kalama
to $12. They feature up-close
footage of the Grand Entries,
and dance contests. Videos of
the 2003 July-amsh powwow
are also available.
Birthday
and other
wishes. . .
Birthday wishes to those who
share my birth date on October
28: Poopsie, Daisy, Sandra.
Happy wishes and good
health, we made it another year!
Take care and have a very happy
birthday and a happy Hallow
een. Also to my baby girl Amy
Bobb, happy birthday, babe, on
November 8.
Congratulations Duran on
the purchase of your new
house, you deserve it. Love
Mom. As always, Myrna Frank.
Happy fourth birthday,
Genesis J. Lucei. hove away,
mom Toni Boise.
In Portland CRITFC also is
seeking one full-time watershed
grants management specialist.
This entry level position will
assist in coordination of various
contracts with CRITFC's four
tribes and the Watershed Depart
ment, as related to salmon habitat
restoration, salmon stock enhance
ment, salmon research, and artifi
cial propagation activities.
Primary duties include filing
documents, tracking over 100
projects with an electronic data
base, compiling contract
deliverables, and administrative ac
tivities. Requires bachelors degree in
natural resources, finance, com
puter or related technical skills or
equivalent education and relevant
work experience; knowledge of
grant administration and budget
ing, strong communication skills
and valid driver license.
For full details and require
ments, see your tribal personnel
office, or the CRITIC website un
der, employment opportunities. Or
call (503) 731-1316. Send cover let
ter, resume to CRITI C, attn: I IR,
729 NE Oregon, Portland, OR
97232; fax 503-235-4228; or email
andjcritfc.org.
CI.13216, 1979 Chevy, 2-door.
UCR219, 1985 Oldsmobilc
Cutlass Cicra, 4-door, gray.
NZE032, 1987 'Pontine
firebird, 2-door, red with white
hood.
NTW964, 1983 (JMC High Si
erra 1500 pickup with white
canopy, blue,
UUS927.1983 Dodge Van, 250
Custom, gray with white top,
Non-Oregon plme vehicles:
Utah plate 8I81.MII, 1986
I londa Civic, 4-door, gray.
Washington plate 388I VX,
19"8 Toyota SR5 Lift buck, 2-door,
maroon nnd white.
If you own one of these ve
hicles, please contact Lt. Rob
ert Ilornbueklc at the Warm
Springs Police Department,
Monday through Friday, 8
a.m. to 5 p.m., (541) 553-3272.
1.