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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 2005)
July 21, 2005 Page 14 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon False 'memo 9 not by police The Warm Springs Police Department recently received a letter from an anonymous per son regarding informants used during narcotics investigations. This letter was in the form of a false memorandum alleg edly written by the Police De partment to the Warm Springs Tribal Prosecutions Office. The contents of the memorandum included names of persons who arc living, or have lived, in the Warm Springs area. The "memorandum" also listed these people as being informants. The document was false, and was in no way, shape or form generated by the Warm Springs Police Department. The people whose names appear in the document are not being used as informants. The Warm Springs Police Department assures the community the department is not taking this incident lightly. The incident is being inves tigated and community mem bers who have knowledge of the origin of this memorandum are urged to contact the police de partment investigations division at a confidential line, 553-7012. Cooks featured at Bite of Oregon Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert Resort and Casino, and the food the resort cooks prepare, will be on display before thousands of people on Portland's waterfront at the 2005 Bite of Oregon, the annual showcase of food, drink and music. The Bite, as it's usually known, is Aug. 5-7 at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Kah-Nee-Ta is sponsor of this year's event, which is a ben efit for Oregon Special Olym pics. Kah-Nee-Ta will host a res taurant booth, where staff will prepare fry bread and other dishes, and executive chef Steve Head will demonstrate his cook ing craft at the Chef's Palate Stage. Kah-Nee-Ta is also a spon sor of Sunday's headlining per formance by legendary rockers John Kay and Stcppcnwolf. Kah-Nee-Ta general man ager Garland Brunoe said the resort and casino have never be fore sponsored the Bite of Or egon, but that he and the Kah-Nce-Ta board found the idea of having the resort's name dis played before an estimated 80,000 people each day appeal ing. "If I didn't think it would work, I wouldn't' have put it on the agenda before our chair man," he said. "When you're talking about that many people in area, having Kah-Nee-Ta's name in front of them, it's a good thing" The Museum at Warm Springs will also have a display at the Bite of Oregon, and some tribal cultural performances will be on one of the Bite's several ' stages. Workers receive service awards Kah-Nee-Ta recendy pre sented 48 service awards to employees of the resort and casino. The service awards were presented to employees who had been working at the resort and casino for three, five, 10, 15, 20, or 25 years. There were 26 employees who received awards for three years of service; 16 em ployees received awards for five years of service; two em ployees for ten years of ser vice; two for 15 years of ser vice; and one employee re ceived an award for 25 years of service. The following received the three-year awards: . Geraldine Ben, account ing clerk; Deborah Palmer, accounting supervisor; Leslie Wilson, accounts payable; Travis Andy, cage supervisor, Patricia Brunoe, casino snack bar attendant; Irma Navarro, Chinook Room server; Shelley Sconzo, Chinook Room supervisor; Lavina Colwash, custodial manager. Also the following: Robin Johnston, custodial supervisor; Earl Patteeuw, drop count lead; Larry Middleton, drop count mem ber; Michael Hagen, golf course maintenance; Eddee Belden, greens keeper; Jose Guadalupe Lopez, grounds person; Anthony Littleleaf, hamlet maintenance worker. Also: Esther Gonzalez, lodge room attendant; Sharon Jones, marketing administra tor; Julie Thompson, payroll supervisor; Louisa Kalani, PBX operator, Phyllis Linn, poker dealer, Floyd Gibson,'-, shuttle driver; Kyle r Schackmann, slot technician supervisor. Also: Selena, Payne, slots keyperson; Yvette Brunoe Jack, slots supervisor; Jason Williams, slots supervisor; and Jeff Sanders, table games dealer. The following people re ceived five-year awards: Maria Moroyoqui, cage su pervisor; Jenni Rathburn, Chinook Room server; Sheldon Minnick, compli ance officer; Teresa Howe, custodian; Joyce Charley, em ployee cafe attendant. Troy Alderson, golf main tenance; Fernando Bustillos, grounds foreman; Asha Russo, hamlet manager; Gloria DeLaCru, janitor lead; Jesus Medrano, lodge housekeeping supervisor; Gladis Mejia, lodge room at tendant. Edward Keffer, mainte nance worker; Sylvania Russell, revenue auditor; Mark Coffee, security; Rosanne McKinley, security supervisor; and Richard McKelvy, table games dealer. The following people re ceived awards for ten years of srevice: Lupe Rodriquez, custodian; and Carlos Smith, director of sales. The following received awards for 15 years of ser vice: Margo Schnider, execu tive administrative assistant; and Dave Cook, mainte nance assistant supervisor. The 20-year service award went to Clifford "Kip" Mor ris, security director. And the 25-year service award went to Charles Schmidt, director of facili tieshotels operations. Birthday wishes... Happj 6 birthday to my baby girl Brittany Ann Hernandez Parra. hove always. Mom. Happy birthday to Grandma Bunny. Love, Ermenio and Brit New vehicles for police department By Brian Mortensen Spilyny Tymoo The Warm Springs Police Department got a bit of a makeover during its biggest weekend, Pi-Umc-Sha week end. The police department traded in five high-mileage police vehicles for four 2005 Ford Crown Victorias and one 2005 Ford Explorer. The new vehicles arc sil ver, with the police depart ment logo, replacing an older set of green Crown Victorias. "We budgeted for the ve hicles. Most of our vehicles were very high-mileage, at 150,000-plus miles on them," Warm Springs police chief Jim Soulcs said. 'They were spending more time in the shop getting repaired than they were on the road, so we budgeted for these vehicles." The trade became final on June 24, the day before the Pi-Umc-Sha celebration. "If t i A . . t ; --r z7j'- O Sgt. Dennis White shows off a we had not been able to get those outfitted and going, we would have been hurting," Soulcs said. I Ic said that he and the de partment have received positive comments about the look of the new cars. Along with the cars themselves, the force was out fitted with new gray uniform Brim MortnnSpllyay brand-new police vehicle. shirts and black slacks, "and the shirt and the cars match," Soulcs said. A dealership in The Dalles was the low bidder out of sev eral local dealerships vying for the contract to replace the po lice cars. Soulcs said a police depart ment generally rotates vehicles every three to five years. "Generally, they're evalu ated on their mileage," he said. "They get driven hard and around the clock, so they begin to break down more. About 100,000 miles is the limit." The special features re quired of a police car, includ ing dashboard panels and protection from the back seat, cost about $5,(HK). The new Explorer is placed at the police department's station in Simnasho. Along with the brand-new vehicles, the department has two 2004 cars it received ear lier this year, and two older Crown Victorias, while Cor rections officers at the Warm Springs Jail use an older Crown .Victoria. The police department is 22 strong, Soulcs said, not counting detectives and cor rections officers. I . ' T- - '- i ... I ;V"""i'" i DRQsrtmn nun i ,iji,uiif,.n. 7 14 kit kf-. 17V7M.13M not Iff t i7n-iw aim I II J 17578WH49 33 42 ' ' ,t 1K7MH4M 33 10 ' 1HY70MI-14M 3S.W iZTtt, t W7014W Mil 13, ill '' rflVTW-M 394J 11111' h K II HI Happy birthday to my Auntie Bunny. Lovt always, lil Prisdlla. Happy 6 birthday to my Jil tiiter Brittany Ann Hernandez Parra. Love, your brother Errninio Pena Jr. nwniw 30 08 riMM-ii n '. PIKflM-11 1022 twnam 1209 rmrm-H J? a ptivrtw-N KM rmmm-n n Serving The West For 53 Years! 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