Spilyay Tyrooo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Howlak Tichum
Emil S. Johnson
Emil S. Johnson passed
away March 7. He was 44.
The cause of death was a
car accident. ,
Mr. Johnson was born Sep
tember 28, 1959, in Warm
Springs to parents Cyril Pe
ter Johnson and Marceline
Charley.
Richard Louis Crane
Richard Louis Crane passed
away February 25. He was 26.
Mr. Crane was born January
6, 1978, to parents Douglas
Crane and Clarice Smith Crane.
Mr. Crane was a fire fighter
Lillian Maynard
Lillian Maynard was born to
Tine and Rose freeman) Frank
on April 17, 1932. She lived at
the Old Camp on the outskirts
of Burns until the late 1950s,
when her mother passed away.
She then went to live with her
aunt Bernice Teeman at New
Camp. Lillian moved to Califor
nia to attend business school and
then returned to Burns in the
late 1960s.
Throughout her life, Lillian
served her people. In 1948, at
16 years of age, she became the
youngest person to serve on a
committee for the Burns Paiute
Tribe.
Later, Lillian was instrumen
tal in the successful land resto
ration, of 771 acres, for the
Paiute Tribe. During her lifetime,
she served the tribe as a coun
cilwoman, law clerk, and sat on
several committees, enrollment,
culture, law and order, and hous
ing She continued to speak on
Ivy Elizabeth Matter Hilty
Ivy Elizabeth Matter Hilty of
"Madras died Feb. 29. She was
94. Ms. Hilty worked in Warm
Springs as Home Economics
Extension Agent.
Ms. Hilty was born July 23,
1909 near Hooker, Okla., to
Emil and Hedwig Matter.
She attended high school in
In the Tribal Court
Lyle Rhoan Jr., petitioner,
vs. Yvonne Rhoan, respondent,
case No. DO157-03. To Lyle
Rhoan Jr.Yvonne Rhoan. You
are hereby notified that a petition
for DISSOLUTION OF MAR
RIAGE has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are hereby summoned
to appear in this matter at a hear-
Claim Wasco
Wasco Electric Cooperative
Inc. gives notice that payments
are now and have been available
at the office of Wasco Electric
Cooperative Inc. at The Dalles,
Oregon to the persons named
hereunder of payments which
have been authorized for more
than four years.
Unless said persons or heirs
claim said payments not later
than April 1, 2004 they will be
forfeited to the cooperative.
Catherine H. Abney, Agri
Chem, Leonard R. Allen, Homer
R. Ames, Jeff Anderson, Rich
ard A. Anderson, Pat Andreali,
Leonard Anterola, Harry
Armstrong, Bruce Arndt,
Dwaine Baccus, Dale F. Bagley,
Anthony Baima co Prestige Fi
nancial, Bob L Baker, Ieonard
Baker, Pcrrcn Baker, Jose' Barajas.
John d. Bargcr, Gary Barham,
Harry Barnes III, Ray Barnhart,
Byron R. Barr, Drew B. Basse,
Kenneth L Bell, Marta Belshe,
Gary R. Bennett, Ray W.
Bennett, William D. Bennett,
Fred Beymer, Mike Bcymer,
Marsha Bishop, Kenneth I.
Blagg, Donnic Blankcnship, Karl
Blois, Jim Blomgrcn, Ixiwell
Bloom.
James Steven Bones, Ivan
Harry Bork, William R. Brchm,
Larry D. Briggs, Brcnda F.llis
Brittain, Dwain Brockctt,
Terrcnce L. Brooks, Dan
Mr. Johnson worked as a
heavy equipment operator for
Seaswirl Boats.
He enjoyed fishing, hunting,
golfing, and beadwork. He was '
a former baseball player.
He is surived by his son
Marcus Johnson of Warm
Springs; and sister Debra
Kalama of Warm Springs.
for the Confederated Tribes. He
is survived by his parents, Doug
Crane of Lapwai; and Clarice
of Warm Springs.
He is also survived by sons
Rich Winfield Danzuka-Crane,
and Syrus James Crane, both of
behalf of the elders. Also, she
worked for the Chamber of
Commerce of Burns and
served as a member of the
Commission on Indian Services
between 1997-2001.
Lillian had a great love for
the land and spoke for the pro
tection of the Steens Mountain
area and the tribal allotments as
well as the preservation of the
traditional use areas of the
Paiute people.
She was a strong supporter
of the development of govern
Optima, Okla., and graduated
from Panhandle A&M College
in 1937. She married Arthur
Hilty in 1940.
Mrs. Hilty taught home eco
nomics in Oklahoma for several
years. Then, upon moving to
Central Oregon, she taught
home economics at Culver High
School, and then as an Exten
.' .tf'iV
of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
ing scheduled for 4 p.m. Marcn
22, 2004, 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 automatically win.
The petitioner, Lyle Rhoan Jr.,
may then be given all that is asked
Brosseau, Browns Creek Farms co
Valerie & Alan Watson, Robert J.
Bruff, George Burton, Charles S.
Bush, Charles R. Butler, Webster
D. Byers, Ismael Caballero,
Mildred K. Calvin, Ernie Camargo.
Roy D. Cameron, William
Campbell, Don Canavan, Paul
Capclle, Caravan Lounge co
Henry Struck, Caravan Lounge c
o Alfred Brown, Cross Carl, Laurie
Carmichacl, Sylvia L. Carpenter,
Charles J. Carvell, Larry R. Clark,
Gerald Claymier, Marvin Clemens,
Co-ed Hair Hut co Rachel Madi
son, Gary Lloyd Cochran, Stu
Cody, W. Todd Coffclt, Leslie Cole,
Linda Collier, Ronald M. Collins,
Jackie M. Conley, David Cook, Pat
Cook, Fred T.Coomer.
William Cornish, Edgar
Cosby, Fay Cottrcll, Patricia Cox,
James D. Crismon, Patricia A.
Cummins, C.J. Dakan, Ken
Dalgliesh, Allen J. Davis, Norma
Davis, Ralph W. Davis, Michael
Deel, Rhett Dennis, Melvin D.
Denny, Harvey Deswert, Teri
Devitt, PJ. Dillon, Rcna Dimmick,
Marc Ditmore, Gwcn Dofnas,
Steven L. Doughty, Dennis
DriscolL Dennis Duartc, Robert
E. Dunbar, Robert A. Duncan,
Stuart Dustan, Gary EarL
Stephen Earl, GE. Eaton, Frank
Edgar, Carl Ellison, Arthur F.
Enockson, Bryan Ervin, Dennis
Ervin, Steven T. Eubanks, E.E.
E.vans co II. I lolmes, William &
Jan Eyler, Maiden 1- Faubian,
March 18,
Warm Springs.
He is survived by brothers
James Crane of Warm Springs,
and Douglas Crane Jr. of
Lapwai; and sister
MichclleCrane of Lapwai.
ment-to-government relations
with the State of Oregon.
Lillian enjoyed speaking her
first language and wanted the
younger generation to learn and
to respect their culture and lan
guage. Lillian passed away on
March 3, 2004, at St. Charles
Hospital in Bend. Funeral ser
vices were held on March 6 at
the Silversmith Building on the
Burns Paiute Reservation. Pas
tor Gene Luttman officiated.
Indian people from Idaho, Ne
vada, California and Oregon
were in attendance. Her parents
and two brothers, Scott and
Eldon Jim, preceded her in
death.
She leaves behind nieces,
Bucky Holliday of Warm
Springs, and Caroline
Underwood and Doreen
Zacharias of Portland, as well
as numerous relatives of the
Teeman family of Burns.
sion Agent in Warm Springs, and
was a professor emeritus of
Oregon State University. Mrs.
Hilty wrote a bird column for
The Bulletin, and was a found
ing member of the Central Or
egon Audubon Society.
She also judged food at
county fairs.
tor in tne petition ior u ssuiuuun
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 attor
ney appear on your behalf at your
expense. If you have questions,
seek legal advice. Judge Lola
Sohappy, Tribal Court.
Electric
Gertrude Finnell, April Flint, Rob
ert L. Foster, Janice France, Myrde
Frank, Ray Fulps, Joe Garcia, Larry
E. Garrison, Chris Gildc, Patsy
Gillespie.
Robert L. Gray, Martha Greco,
Carl E. Green Estate, Ora E.
Groshong, Bryan Gruba, Bari
Guthrie, H&H Garage, Lloyd &
Bill Hagar, Marie Hale, Darrel
Hamil, James E. Harris, Keith &
Alice Harrop, Randy Hausinger,
Wendell D. Hazel, Ronald K.
Heckathorne, Helm Springs
Ranch, Genevieve Henecke, Dan
Henley, Steve Hcrrcra, Arthur L
Hicks, Sam J. Higgins, Warren
Hilderbrand, William Hiscoe, Dan
Hoffman, Dennis Hoffmann,
Wendell Hoggatt
John W. Hoglund, Irene
Hollcnbeck, Cheryl Holliday,
Ruby L Hopkins, Gregg Houser
for Inland Houser.Jeff Howe, Bob
Hubbard, Bill Hughes, Steven W.
Hutchinson, Claude Inman,
Donald Jackson, Foster E. Johns,
K.E Johnson, Scott Johnson, Tom
Johnson, Wcs Johnson, William B.
Johnson co Silverculture, Shirley
Jones for Herbert D. Jones, Carl
Junkins, Wanda Kalar, Chester
Kantor, John Keerscmaker, Doug
Kirby, Ted Kirsch, Susan
Kreitzberg, Daniel Krueger,
Steven Kuhlman.
Charles Kyer co Barbara
Hayes, LSI Lumber Systems, J. P.
LaRocque, Ennis Lane, Francis G.
Larson, C Roger Laster, Douglas
2004
Tribal
census
update
A total of 1,073 tribal
members age 18 and over
have not completed their tribal
census Questionnaires.
Although 80 percent of on
reservation "heads of hous
ing units" have been counted,
this is the minimum count
needed in order to challenge
the U.S. Census.
If you are the head of a
housing unit, it is very impor
tant for future funding of the
reservation that you now con
tact Vital Stats.
Some of the problems be
ing encountered are:
No. 1. People who have
changed their names in the
last several years are showing
up in the Vital Stats system dif
ferently then individuals are
reporting. For instance, Jolene
E. Atencio was counted, but
Jolene Estimo is listed on the
"Uncounted List." If your
name is on the "Uncounted
List" and you have been
counted; please call Vital Stats
to let them know what name
you used and what name is on
the Uncounted List.
No. 2. Some individuals
maintain more than one resi
dence, so it is difficult to de
termine where they live. We
need to record information
for each individual for the
time period December 31,
2003-March 31, 2004. Sec
ondary Sources can be very
helpful with this.
No. 3. Non tribal mem
bers who reside in Warm
Springs. We only have 19 of
51 Questionnaires completed
for the Hamlets. We need to
In the Probate Department of the
Tribal Court of the Warm Springs Reservation
For the following probate cases,
Notice to Creditors is hereby given:
That all persons having claims
against the estate are required to
present their claims, with proper
voucher, to the Warm Springs Tribal
Probate, P.O. Box 850, Warm
Springs OR 97761, within 90 days
from the date upon notice first be
ing posted.
Notice also is hereby given that
the above entitled court has ap
pointed Richard Tohct as adminis
trator to administer the decedant's
estate, subject to Tribal Court ju
risdiction. The probate cases are as
follows:
payments by April 1
L Lawson, Frank Letkeman, Will
iam V. Lewis, Randall W. Liden,
Mcrrilyn M. Lilly, Greg Loomis,
Lee G. Loretz, Dr. Scott Lutz, F.W.
Macnab, Earl Macrum, Dave
Malitz, Steve Marnoyac, Donald
Manary, Edith K. Mann, Donald
C. Marsh, Pete Marsh, Anthony
Ward Martin, David Martinez,
Dave McCann.
Doug McCleary, Gene O. Mc
Clendon, Mc Clish & NelsonJ.W.
McClure, Lester Mc Coy, Russell
McCullough, Charles Mc Daniel,
John Mc Nally, George G. Mc
Quaw, Ray & Darlcne Melvin, Paul
Mcskimen, Bonnie J. Metcalfe,
Robert A. Metcalfe.
Kenneth J. Miles, Richard Miles,
Greg A. Miller, Linda Miller, Gary
L Mitchell, Max E. Moore Sr., Gary
Morchead, Lynn Morrow, Glen
Mulkey, William Mustatia Jr., Jeff
& Margaret Neal, Art Nelson,
Lynda Nelson, Richard E. Nelson,
Terry Nelson, Ray Newberry,
Lowell Newby Estate co Sandra
Fitzgerald, William Nickols.
Erwin Nielsen, John Nixon,
Randy Noble, Flossie Nolsn, North
Plain Land & Invest., Northwest
Pipeline Corp., Darlcne O'Brien,
Jeffrey Occhsncr, Michael Ogilvie,
Chuck Olson, Jay Olson, Oreco
Enterprises co Henry Goodman,
Albert Ortega, Ken Osbom, Ruby
Osborn, Robert Osborne, Clair E.
Owen, Steve Owens.
Neil D. Pake, Don Palmer co
J.H. Rose, William Palmer, Lec
Mar.31,2004
Mr.5,2004
Feb. 3, 2004
Nov.21,2003
Oct7,2003
count every resident that lives
on the reservation.
No. 4. Many enumerators
have dropped off Question
naires that have not been re
turned. If you hdve a question
on your form:
A. Complete the form the
best you can and circle the items
you are unsure of, leave it blank
send it in and an enumerator will
attempt to call you back to com
plete it. List a phone number
and preferred time on your
form.
B. Call the Vital Stats office
(553-3252), and they can assist
you.
C. If you choose not to re
spond to an individual question,
indicate "no response" (rather
than leaving it blank) and com
plete the questions you are will
ing to respond to.
No. 5. Many say they have
already been counted. There
have been a couple of other
surveys recently. If your name
is on the list please call Vital
Stats and allow them to COm-
In the matter of the Estate of
Sidney Anaon Greene, de
ceased, Estate file No. 000-PR01-04.
Sidney Anson Greene, who re
sided in Warm Springs, Oregon,
passed away on Jan. 3, 2004. No
tice was first posted on March 5.
In the matter of the Estate of
Priscilla Tufti Arthur, de
ceased, Estate file No. 000-PR01-04.
Priscilla Tufti Arthur, who re
sided in Warm Springs, Oregon,
passed away on May 11, 2003,
Notice was first posted on March
5.
Parker, Ernest Patiens, Olney Patt
Jr., Karen Patton, R.R. Paxton,
David Perkins, Larry Petersen, Ray
B. Petersen, Larry Petersen, Terry
Petrie, Brian Phillips, Pine Grove
Trailer Corral co Joseph Lamar
Cox, Pine Hollow Producers co
David Williams, Pine Hollow Res
taurant co Charles Walters, Pine
Hollow RV & Campground co
Bruce Homaker, John Porter, John
R. Post Jr., George R. Post, Rodney
Potter.
Donnie W. Powell, Carlton
Puis, Dennis Rasmussen, Grover C.
Raymond, Rcdsides Building &
Supply co Jim Garrick, Harold E.
(Gene) Reed, Alfred M. Rehcr,
William A. Reynolds Jr., Hobart
Rice, Jay D. Richards, Karl
Richelderfer, James Riley, Thomas
K. Riley, Howard W. Roberts,
Loyd Robinson, Hugh Rossell,
Don Rowland, Denise Roy, L.R.
Roy, Randy Royce, Winona Rungc,
E.L Rupc, James K. Russell Sr.,
Mary Ann Ryan, S.S. Engineering,
Homer Schell Jr., Kirk Schrocdcr,
Reuben Schwinglc, Willie Sears,
Jack Self, Lester Shafer, Tom Shaffer.
Shaniko Hotel co L.L.
Luckman, T.D. Shcrrard, Jimmy
Sherrill, Mary Shouse, Steven
Shutc, Albert Skinner, I jwrence V.
Smart, Donna S. Smith, Je Smith,
John A. Smith, Richard W. & Sally
Smith, Roy Smith, John Snapp,
Richard Soil, Si Sorenson, Donald
Spanier, Mrs. DM. Spint, Eliza
beth R. Spires, I Jlcn Squicmphcn,
-Warm Springs Tribal
Census
1 2003
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Census Complete
80On-Res.Home$
Interviewed
72 On Res. Homes
Interviewed
52 On Res. Homes
Interviewed
Graphlc oourtMy ol Tribal Pfenning tod 013
plete the form with you, again,
if necessary.
Besides these, there are
multiple administrative issues
that are being documented so
that the Tribal Census process
can be improved for next
count in 2009.
At this time the Tribal Cen
sus Team is asking community
members of Warm Springs to
come forward as a "Second
ary Source" on behalf of fam
ily and friends on the Un
counted List.
This list will be updated and
posted at the post office, ad
ministration building, Indian
Health Services and e-mailed
out to all tribal employees for
the next two weeks. Even if
you know very little informa
tion, you can complete a form
for a friend, family member
or neighbor that is on the "Un
counted List." This type of
community spirit will be
greatly appreciated and will
ensure a successful count and
benefits for years to come.
Memorial
March 27
Memorial for our dearly
departed husband, father,
son, friend, Derek (Spike) W.
Flowers, and blessed daugh
ter, sister, granddaughter
Tanmya Flowers, on Satur
day, March 27, 2004, at the
Simnasho Longhouse.
Lunch, and giveaway fol
lowing meal.
Call Lyda, 553-1303 for
information.
Derald D. Stacc, Don Stanley,
Erica Stcrnhagen Estate, Mike
Stewart, Vertland A. Stott,
Franklin D. Stratton.
Robert Stubbs, Herbert
Stwyer, James N. Sullenger,
David G. Swanson, Ix-onard J.
Tanner, William G. Tansley, J.W.
Tarin, C.B. Taylor, Margaret Tay
lor, Phil Taylor, Kenneth
Teitgen, Michael Teitgcn, H.D.
Temple, Albert Thompson,
Michael Thompson, Terry Th
ompson, Kirby Thornton,
Lloyd Thorsen, Charles Tibbets,
Jack Tidyman, Patrick Tinncll,
Eldon Tom, Terry Tramel, Bob
Trask, Mark Troxcl co Dana
Pierce, Dennis Tuhn, Hugh
Turner, Willis H. Turner, David
Ucland, Harold B. Utring, Clovy
K. Van 1am
John Vanderford, Grant R.
Vawtcr, Leon Veilleux, Ernie
Vines, Janet Wallace, Tom
Wallace, Vic Wallis, Charles
Walters, N.M. Walters, Dale
Watson, Leon Weed, Ron Wells
Ron Wells for Patricia Wells,
Robert Westbv, Jim White, Cora
B. Willich, Paul J. Willich,
Chuck Willis, Dennis Wilson,
Roger Wilson, Ronald Wilson,
William Wingficld, Pearl E.
Winslow, Frank A. Wood,
Cclcne Woodford, Jon L.
Woodsidc, Roy Woodsidc, VA &
Pam Yaplc.
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