October 14, 2004
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Tribal employment
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gram, health systems spe
cialist. Attitude and motivation of
prime importance. Must be
t$m player with sincere desire
to make a contribution to the
community. Important: Please
attach required resume and
cover letter to application for
employment form. Research
and process medical claims
weekly for prompt payment.
Research denials of payment
for service. Verify, audit, and
enter data for processing for
payment. Resolve incomplete
claims. Process patient referrals
to outside vendors by IHS pro
viders by verifying eligibility,
completing forms, instructing
patients, and informing vendors.
Provide assistance to patients
with the medical referral process
and alternate resources, and
answer questions in a tactful and
timely manner. Provide assis
tance to medical providers with
matters related to referrals,
medical claims, and payments,
and records confidentiality. Uti
lize PaperClip Documents Man
agement and Imaging Systems
in daily processes. Knowledge of
CPT and ICp-9 reimbursement
process a plus, while pc knowl
edge is essential. Salary $21,500
to $25,500 per year. Call Susan
Brunoe, 553-4948. Open until
filled.
Childrens Protective Ser
vices supervisor.
Bachelors degree in human
services or related field. Three
years of related experience.
Three years of supervisory ex
perience. Supervise case man
agement services, family assess
ment for determining recom
mendations to the court for out
of home placements and ser
vice referral to rehabilitation ser
vices. Supervise, plan and ad
minister assigned case manage
ment and family intake staff,
planning and administration are
important factors in this job.
Serious applicants only. Salary
range $34,711. Call Rebekah
Main, 553-3209. Open until
filled.
Employment continues
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Houses
Private residence.
Single story, 3 bedroom, 2
bath, ranch style home
with 2-car garage. Lawn w
underground automatic
sprinkler system. Land
scaped yard, mature nurs
ery trees, front and back
yard. Concrete retaining
walls with cyclone fence
around yard. Newly reno
vated interior with new car
peting and vinyl floor. Ne
gotiable with one to five
acres. Asking $133,000
with one acre. Must apply
and qualify through Credit
Mrs. Fuentes. (541) 553
3201. Shown by appoint
ment onlyNorman Nathan,
553-1766.
Business for sale
Restaurant for sale,
business and equipment.
On Highway 26, Warm
Springs, OR. For informa
tion call (541) 553-1206.
Hay for sale
Orchard Grass Hay
$120. Oat and Pea Hay
$80.2125 NW Beech, Ma
dras. 480-0909.
Alfalfa grass mix, first
cutting $80 a ton, second
cutting $100 ton. Deliv
ered, $115 a ton. Phone
279-1285.
Oat hay, clean, small
bales. Call 475-6570.
Vendors wanted
Madras Crafters & Gift
Mall looking for vendors to
display arts and crafts.
Native American arts and
crafts are needed. Spaces
available. Collectibles,
arts, crafts, gifts. Address,
47 SE 5th St., Madras.
Call 475-6777 or 475-6991.
To advertise in the
Spilyay classifieds, call
Sam at 749-0424. You'll
get results!
The next deadline to
submit apology letters
to the Spilyay is
Friday, Oct. 22.
Thank jou.
Letters of apology
To the community of Warm
Springs, I would like to apolo
gize for my actions this past
spring time. I made a wrong de
cision of driving under the in
fluence of alcohol around the
community. I am thankful that
no one was injured because of
my actions. HNB.
To the Warm Springs com
munity, I am writing an apology
letter for being under the influ
ence of alcohol last month, on
August 29. 1 hope you can for
give me for my wrong doings.
I'm sorry. Brandon Tulee.
I apologize for my actions
and know I was wrong for con
sumption of alcohol and will do
my best to stay clear of any al
cohol that may be in my pres
ence and will attend aid classes
to help me better myself, plus
have a better mind to overcome
my problem. Please accept. my
apology. Samuel Scott.
To the Tribal Police Depart
ment and community of Warm
Springs, I am writing this letter
to say I'm sorry for driving un
der the influence and to say this
will not happen again. Also, I
would like to say I'm sorry for
my words I said to the arresting
officer. Accept my apology.
Ronaldo Greystar.
To the people of Warm
Springs, I was convicted of drug
paraphernalia. I just want to say
that I'm very sorry for my ac
tions that had taken place at
trailer courts on August 24. 1 will
try hard with my probation.
Again I'm sorry. Charles Dick.
To Roderick and Nadine
Wesley and Monica W., I am
writing this letter to apologize
for my thoughtless decision that
may have put your lives in dan
ger, for driving while intoxicated.
I know now that it was a wrong
move on my part. I know I was
putting innocent unknowing
people's lives at risk. So here is
my apology to Roderick, Nadine
and Monica, and to the commu
nity. I am working at this situa
tion by publicly making this apol
ogy to you three and the com
munity. Thank you for your
time and thoughts on this mat
ter. Tammy M. Robinson.
For the action taken on my
behalf on January 3, 2004. Ev
eryone makes mistakes includ
ing me. Thank you for your time
and I'm thankful nobody was
hurt Have a nice day sincerely
Warm Springs friend. JK.
To the community of Warm
Springs, I would like to apolo
gize to you for driving under the
influence, driving without an
operators license, and recklessly
endangering towards the begin
ning of September. I am just glad
that I never hurt myself or any
body else. Please forgive me for
what I have done. Cecil H.
Tulee Jr.
To the Warm Springs com
munity, I would like to apolo
gize for driving under the influ
ence of alcohol on Feb. 28 in
Warm Springs, endangering
myself and everyone else. It was
a wrong choice I made and I am
sorry for doing so. Also I would
like to apologize to the officer
who stopped me and cited me
with a DUII, for my behaviour
toward him. It was my fault I
made the choice I did. I would
like to apologize to everyone.
Thank you. Renita Harvey.
Here's my apology letter
from jail. I was court ordered
to write this apology letter to the
Warm Springs people. I just
want them to know that I'm
sorry for breaking the law be
cause it just makes us all look
bad here on the reservation.
Edward Winishut.
To the Warm Springs Reser
vation and especially to my two
sons. I sincerely apologize for
being intoxicated on Aug. 21 and
putting my boys' in danger for
my actions and behaviour which
led to "child neglect" charges to
myself and the worst to have
my boys put in CPS custody.
Even though it was too late to
realize the consequences, I
shouldn't have had my boys in
that type of environment in my
condition. I am seriously paying
and eagerly trying to comply with
the court to regain custody of
them. Sincerely, Angela Tho
mas. I'm very sorry for my actions
on the night of Aug. 7, 2004,
for being in possession of drug
paraphernalia. I do realize drugs
are not the way. All I can say is,
I can only do the best I can, one
day at a time. I'm not perfect,
I'm human and do make mis
takes. Again, I'm sorry. Teresa
Suppah.
I am writing this letter to all
parties concerned. First off I
would like to start apologizing
to the officers on duty who re
sponded. I am truly sorry for
swearing at you all. My con
sumption of alcohol endangered
all parties concerned, who were
the officers, my aunt and uncle,
and myself. I'm sorry and ask
for forgiveness.
Thinking about the situation,
I'm more thankful than upset,
because you officers prevented
the worst from. happening; so
one more, thank you.
To my aunt and uncle, I'm
sorry for causing you stress and
pain; you were just trying to keep
me and others safe by keeping
my keys from me, and keeping
me at home safe.
I love you all and I'm very
sorry for the problems I caused.
It will never happen again. I re
alize my mistakes and my ac
tions were uncalled for. I'm
working on making it right.
I have set up appointments
with Community Counseling to
help me take care of my prob
lems. I am also currently work
ing for a company at tree thin
ning. I am trying to do positive
things in my life and accept the
consequences of my past ac
tions. I thank you for hearing
me out. Sincerely, Joseph
Stevens.
To the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs and the com
munity, I would like to apolo
gize to you for driving under the
influence of alcohol on July 22,
2004. 1 would like to say sorry
to my mom and especially to my
son who was in the car with me.
I'm sorry for being drunk that
day. Sincerely, Jenny Smith.
To the community of the
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs and the par
ties I endangered on the
night of Aug. 28, 1 apologize
for the DUI. I was convicted
of Aug. 30. 1 wholeheartedly
apologize to the persons I
endangered on that night.
Gary Chiquito.
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Trading at the River
A Gathering of Native American Businesses & Tribal Enterprises
Hosted by ONABEN & ATNI-Economic Development Corporation
October 27th - 28th, 2004
Embassy Suites Portland Airport, Portland, OR
See www.ONABEN.org
for registration forms and more information
Trade Show hosted by the Oregon Native American Chamber of Commerce
36th Annual Cowdeo 2004
October 16, at 6 p.m.; October 17, at I p.m.
At the
Jefferson County Fair Complex
Madras, Oregon - 325-5050
For contestants 5 thru 14 yrs
Not eligible: top 5 in PeeWee groups, and Junior Rodeo Association
Goat Decorating-PeeWees
Horseless calf roping 1 1 & under
Breakaway calf roping-Senior
Sheep riding 5 & 6 year, olds
Cow Riding
Girls & boys barrel racing-Sr., Jr., Peewee
Chicken Scramble-3-5 year olds
Calf riding-Sr., Jr., or PeeWee
Key hole race-Sr., Jr., or PeeWee
Admission
$3.00 per person
All Around
saddle
donated by
DMJ
Automotive