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Pqge 12 Spilyay Tymoo, Wsrro Springs, Oregon July 7, 2005 Four charged following search of Warm Springs Police ex ecuted a search warrant on June 24 at 1367 A Elk Look. Shari Macy, Mclvin Scott Jr., and Martha Andcrson-Tias were within the residence when the warrant was ex ecuted, according to police. The residence is located in an area of the Warm Springs community commonly re ferred to as the Tenino apart ment area. A vehicle related to the search warrant was also stopped and impounded. The driver of the vehicle was Danell Tailfeathers, according to police. Some of the items found within the residence during the search were 6.6 grams of crystal methamphctamine, and 0.2 gross grams of mari juana, according to the police report. Search warrant yields drugs, three arrests Warm Springs Police ex ecuted a search warrant on June 17 at the residence of 2478 Cricket, commonly referred to as 2478 Kuckup. The residence is located in an area of the Warm ' Springs commonly known as "the trailer parks." Arrested were Irene Garcia, Thomas George and Timothy Greene, according to police. During the investigation into this incident, approximately 1.9 gross Letters of This letter of apology is for the scene that was caused on May 28. 1 was pulled over for crossing into another lane too far, and swerv ing. Then I got token in for a war rant, then latter charged for NDDHD, DP. Ernie Bryant. To the Warm Springs commu nity and whoever it may concern. I am sorry for the actions that were committed around the last week of April. I was not in my right state of mind. I was under the influ ence of alcohol, which I am seek ing help for once I get out of jail. I am going to go to treatment for more support. Willard White. I am writing an apology letter for my actions on the day of May 7, 2005, for domestic assault and battery on my wife. I would like to apologize to my wife for what I did, so once again I am sorry. Sin cerely, Cory Stwyer. This letter of apology is to the Warm Springs community for my charges of DUI recendy. It was for my best interests. Because of a car ing push, it will get me back on the right track of sobriety. Thanks. Marvin Ike Sr. On May 1, 2005, at or around Rainbow closing time, coming from the Greeley Heights onto E. Tenino Rd., heading east to High way 26 I was observed driving er ratically, according to the report from the arresting police officer. I was pulled over at or near Deschutes Crossing Restaurant and arrested for DUI on the rez. My apologies to Annette, Gordon, Lyle III for my conduct, allowing quality time to be lost being with my loved ones. I apologize to the Confederated Tribes and patrons traveling Highway 26, endangering innocent people. I do know better by past experiences, automobile ac cidents due to consuming the fire water. Please, don't drink and drive. Lyle Rhoan Jr. To tribal court and probation, here I am again apologizing for the same thing, drug paraphernalia and probation violation. I have no ex cuses. All I can say is I'm truly sorry for my choice to turn to drugs to numb my feelings of what was happening in my life at the time. I was last released from jail (Feb. 8, 2005), starting over from day one again, one day at a time. I thank our creator for anther chance at life sober and clean, and it's my choice Other items found during the search were items that relate to the sale of drugs illegally, police said. Those items were packag ing materials, scales and grind ing equipment, police said. Glass pipes commonly used to smoke methamphctamine were found, and bongs and pipes commonly associated with marijuana use, according to the report. Several people came to the residence while the search was occurring. It was confirmed that at least two of these people came to the residence to buy drugs illegally. One of these people was Crystal Arthur, ac cording to police. A 2-month-old child, who was at the residence as well, was taken to Childrens Protective Services. Another minor child, who also resides at the residence, was found at a different loca tion and was taken to CPS as grams of crystal methamphct amine were seized, police said. Approximately 0.6 grams of marijuana were seized, accord ing to the police report Tinfoil and glass smoking devices commonly used to smoke methamphetamine were seized, according to police. Smoking devices commonly used to smoke marijuana were seized. Scales and packaging materi apology to stay drug free and to reach out for the help that's there for me. Teresa Nara Suppah. To the people of the Confed erated Tribes, I was ordered to write my apology for my wrong doing on the day of March 12, 2005. I know I was in the wrong behavior at this time, and again I'm sorry. Floyd Frank Sr. To the Confederated Tribes I would like to apologize for my ac tions on 6-7-05, and I will not do it again. I'm going to treatment for my problem, and once again I'm sorry. Kurds Boise. To the tribes and arresting of ficer, I am apologizing for my DUI and reckless endangerment on may 28, 2005. 1 realize the danger I have put myself in, as well as the people on the read and in the vehicle with me. I hope you will accept my apol ogy, because I have learned the stu pidity of my actions and this will not happen again. Samuel Scott. To elders and other tribal mem bers of Warm Springs, I'd like to express my deepest apology for my thinking that it was okay for me not to turn myself into the tribal jail for 20 days for a dirty UA. I blame my addiction for my actions, therefore it got me an additional 30 days to my sentence. I will put forth the extra effort to better my self and my actions in the future. Respectfully, Victor Smith Jr. To Liz, I'm sorry for doing for what I did. You did not deserve what I did to you. You shall have good times in the future, I'll make sure of it. Please forgive me for my stupidness. You can believe that you won't here from me again. Your property will be found some time. Cody Lesing. I apologize to Warm Springs for my reactions and for driving under the influence and putting my child in danger, also for the wrong decisions I made that morn ing. I am now going to commu nity counseling and alcohol and drug classes. I am so very sorry and I will not let this happen again, so I hope the Warm Springs commu nity can forgive me. Thank you. Kyle Frank Sr. I am. writing this letter to my son, step dad, saying I am sorry for everything I did in my drunken mind. So please forgive me, I welL Shari Macy was arrested and charged with narcotics, danger ous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, specifically sale, pos session and use, according to police. Macy was also charged with drug paraphernalia and child neglect, police said. Melvin Scott Jr. was charged with narcotics, dangerous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, spe cifically sale, possession and use, according to police. Melvin was also served an outstanding war rant for his arrest, police said. Scott was referred to parole and probation, as he allegedly vio lated the conditions of his pro bation from a previous narcotics-related offense, according to police. Danell Tailfeathers was charged with narcotics, danger ous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, specifically use, ac als related to the illegal sale of methamphetamine were seized, the police report states. Two minor children were placed in Childrens Protective Service's custody, stemming from this incident, police said. Irene Garcia was charged with narcotics, dangerous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, spe cifically sale and possession, ac cording to police. Thomas George was charged learned form my mistakes. Rhonda Robinson. , On June 12, I would like to apologize to the Kah-Nee-Ta ca sino for having a bag of meth and illegal drug paraphernalia. I never meant to bring illegal drugs and a glass pipe to the casino. I am very sorry for my behavior please ac cepted my apologies. Aaron T. Scott. To everyone that I offended, I would like to apologize for my ac tions on June 7, 2005. I did not intentionally mean to harm any one. It was an accident, and I am paying for my actions. I would also like to apologize to Moon, Lil Ron and my mother. I am sorry. Sin cerely, Lorelei Governor. I would like to apologize to D.H. for the assault charges, and would like to let her mother know how sorry I am for causing her troubles through the court system. So again please accept my deepest apology. Thank you. Madene Meanus. To the community of Warm Springs, it is with deep regret that I write this while incarcerated, for my willful misconduct driving while under the influence. I not only placed my life in danger but fellow motorists as well. I am pay ing for my crime to ensure this doesn't happen again. In short I apologize. Remember the rules of the road. Damion C. Katchia. I would like to apologize for an endangering act of driving un der the influence that I was cited for. I especially apologize to the person that was in my vehicle that night. Again I am sorry. Tilden McDonald Sr. I am apologizing for being charged with trespassing at the Warm Springs dump. Yes I crossed the line, and went around the fence after 5 p.m., and luckily was caught before committing other crimes such as stealing cans. Thank you for not taking me to jail in front of my four kids, as you pointed out you could have. I haven't been out to the dump since and will never go shopping at the mall again. I am sorry. Sincerely, Keith V. Charley Jr. I am so sorry for driving under the influence of alcohoL I guess I will be more careful in the future. residence cording to police. Tailfeathers was referred to the Tribal Court for allegedly violating her bench probation, police said. Martha Anderson-Tias was charged with drug para phernalia, according to the police report. Crystal Arthur was charged for attempt, allegedly attempting to buy narcotics, dangerous drugs, hallucino gens and deliriants illegally, according to police. Police said that the Warm Springs community helped tremendously with the inves tigation into this incident. Community members as sisted the police by providing information about this inci dent Police wished to thank those who assisted. "You truly helped this community," po lice said. with narcotics, dangerous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, spe cifically sale, possession and use, according to police. Thomas was also charged with drug para phernalia and child neglect, po lice said. Timothy Greene was charged with narcotics, dan gerous drugs, hallucinogens and deliriants, specifically use, according to police. Oh yeah, I'm sorry one time caught me. Juanita Lynn Pacheco. To M., I'm sorry for this inci dent, but if only you had known that I was drunk, but it doesn't make it right for what I done, so when I see you I can't talk to you, so I am very sorry for that. Cody Lesina. To the community of Warm Springs I apologize for my actions. I am paying the consequences and expanding my knowledge to really think about my future actions. So I sure hope my apology is accepted by all those I have let down. I love you mom, dad, sis, sonny and etc. Shelly Green-Boise. I would like to apologize to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs for trespassing and on rez fishing by tribal member. Thank you. Leroy D. Allen. I am writing this letter of apol ogy to the Confederated Tribes for having paraphernalia in my pos session. 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Squaw Point and Squaw Marsh on the western edge of Upper Klamath Lake will soon be known as Sesti Tgawaals Point and Sesti Tgawaals Marsh. Sesti Tgawaals is the original Klamath name for the location, and means literally, Mount Shasta on end, a reference to the view of the mountain from the location. The Squaw Point Wildlife Area will also take the Sesti Tgawaals name, a decision made by the Oregon Fish and Wild life service. The Oregon Geographic Names Board, responsible for reviewing all geographic name changes in the state, voted unanimously last week for the changes. Champ Vaughan of Molalla, president of the names board, said the change was an easy sell. The board was just waiting for formal comments by Klamath County commissioners before making the changes, said Vaughan. The recommendation goes to a federal committee, and the name change should be com plete in six months to a year, Vaughan said. family and friends and tribal court for my actions. Thomas N. Will iams. To the Warm Springs tribes, apology for being arrested for the charge of driving under the influ ence. I do understand that DUII is a serious and dangerous charge. Also I understand that being able to remain in Warm Springs is a privilege and should not be taken for granted. Again I would like to say that I am very sorry for violat ing the law, and I will not let it happen again. Anthony Follette. To the Confederated Tribes, and also to Harold and Priscilla Blackwolf, I would like to apolo gize for trespassing into your home, and I anp sorry for disre specting both of you. I under stand my wrong doings and I'm truly sorry. Turina A. Wallulatum. To Natural Resources, the Warm Springs Police Department, and the Kah-Nee-Ta Fish Hatch ery, I am very sorry for my miscon duct on July 17. I knew what we (541) 475-6153 The Legislature has mandated changes in place names contains ing the word after it was deter-'-mined that many American In dians considered the term de- rogatory. 1 Last year Squaw Flat was' changed to Switchback Flat at the request of a member of the' Klamath Tribes. 1 Lewis A. McArthur's Oregon Geographic Names lists only four locations using the word, although many more exist. The federal Geographic Names In formation System lists five inr Klamath County alone. I According to the U.S. Geo-! graphical Names Board, Oregon' has more rivers, buttes, mead-' ows, mountains and gulches' named "squaw" than any other' state - 170 out of 893 nation-' ally. ! In 2001, Oregon joined Min nesota, Montana, Maine, Okla-' homa and South Dakota in re quiring that the word "squaw" be deleted from state maps. Many delays in name changes, have been caused by disagree-; ments among tribal members asi to what the new name should be. Representatives of the Con federated Tribes of Warm Springs were among the stron gest advocates of the bill that was presented to the Oregon Legislature. 1 were doing was wrong. I made a, wrongful decision on my part- I, received some jail time for the then? I am very sorry. Melvin Scott Sr. ' My apologies for obstruction' of justice and liquor violation back' in January. Apology also to Warm Springs Tribal Court for failing to; appear on February 12, 2005. 1 am; truly very sorry for wasting your, time. I hope you accept my apolo-j gies. Khenyen St. Germaine. . I was charged with three counts' of contempt of court for violat-' ing a restraining order last May that' prohibited me from having con-: tact with the residence of 2117,' Wasco Street, which is across the, street from Fire and Safety. My mother-in-law is the lessee of that, tribal home. Unfortunately, I vio lated the restraining order in my attempts to contact Alvis Smith Sr.,' my father, who during May was living at 2117 Wasco Street It was never my intent to harass or scare' anybody. I do not intend to return to 2117 Wasco Street again. Please; accept this apology letter. Sincerely, yours, Vernon Smith Sr. ' Inter-Industry Conference On Auto Collision Repair (l-CAR)
