September- 28, 2006
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Couple weds
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Births
Rodney A. K enyon Jr., Warm
Jordan W illiams
S p rin g s trib a l m e m b e r, and
C alvin W illiam s and
Sheree Littlefield o f B end were
Crystal T hom as o f W arm
m arried Septem ber 8, 2 0 0 6 at
Friendship Com m unity Church
Springs are pleased to an
nounce the birth o f their
in Metolius.
son Jordan Williams, born
T h e bride is the daughter o f
Every day
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Septem ber 13, 2006. T h e
Tam m ie Littlefield o f Madras
f a th e r ’s
p a re n ts
a rç
and D a r r e n B ro w n . S h e a t
Roselind Jo h n so n and thé
tended Madras High School and
late Douglas Williams o f
was active in F F A and R O T C ,
W arm
and she will graduate from Sum
m other’s parents are R o b
m it H igh early next year. She
ert and Shirelle T hom as
plans to atten d co lleg e after
graduating.
T h e g ro o m is th e so n o f
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Newly wedded couple
S p rin g s.
The
o f W arm Springs.
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So n ja Bryant o f W arm Springs,
H e is a U nited States Marine
an d R o d n e y a n d R a m o n a
K enyon o f Bend. H e attended
who is currendy stationed in San
Madras H igh School and gradu
training.
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ated from Sum m it High School
Dalajna Christa Lynn
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Floyd C. Frank Jr. and
D ofian n Miller o f Warm
Springs are pleased to an
FR EE
nounce the birth o f their
daughter Dalayna Christa
New teacher joins staff
at Warm Springs Elementary
of
W arm
are Jav ier H in o jo sa and
school after m oving from E u
D ebra K alam a o f Warm
gene;
Springs.
H e attended college in Iowa
G reat grandparent are
and said this is his first teaching
Francelia “Fritz” Miller o f
job.
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CONDON, MADRAS, BOARDMAN
W arm Springs.
“Sd far it’s going good,” he
Pat & Leah Shannon
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CELL # (541) 980-1393
Lucas Jackson
Jackson accepted the position
after applying to several differ
an ideal age to teach.
en t schools fo r teaching posi
“ I k ind o f like th e o ld er
grades,” he said.
T h o u g h h e d o e sn ’t know
Sr.
T h e m oth er’s parents
L u c a s J a c k s o n jo in s th e
tions.
T h e father’s parents are
E vette Patt. and Floyd -C.
Springs.
has a new fifth grade teacher.
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L yn n F ran k , b o rn S e p
tem ber 1 1 ,2 0 0 6 .
F ran k
W arm Springs E lem en tary
said.
m any o f the locals yet, he said
Ja c k s o n exp lain ed , “T h e y
think m ore independently.”
he hoped to m eet many o f his
A t that age, students don’t
s tu d e n ts ’ fa m ilie s d u rin g a
need to be so dependant on a
m ovie night at the school.
teacher either, he said.
Jack son said his favorite part
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“T hey kind o f w an t you to
a b o u t teachin g is in tera ctin g
guide them through learning, ‘
with the students.
In his opinion, fifth grade is
w hich I like,” Jack son said.
Leslie Mitts
Benitd Dena M errifield
Aldo I. Antunez Sr. and
Adrienne L . Merrifield o f
W arm Springs are pleased.
to announce the birth o f
th e ir d a u g h te r B e n ita
D e n a M e r rifie ld , b o rri
Septem ber 1 4 ,2 0 0 6 .
B e n ita jo in s b ro th e r
Aldo Jr. and sister DrucelL
T h e father’s parent is
In ez A ntunez o f W arm
fresh
Sp rings.'
T h e m oth er’s parents
are D in ah M errifiek ( o f
Committee, board vacancies
The Tribal Council o f the Confederated Tribes o f Warm
Springs Reservation o f Oregon, would like to advertise the fol
lowing:
Culture and Heritage Committee: One tribal member po
sition, Wasco. Person should be community oriented and pos
sess a positive rapport with the community. Must have an inter
est in the tribal culture and heritage. Understanding and appre
ciation o f and the capability to interpret traditional activities o f
the community. Possess sound understanding o f the tribal or
ganizational structure and functions. Member o f the Wasco
tribe.
Health and Welfare Committee: One tribal member posi
tion. Review and recommend to the Tribal Council on health
and welfare service delivery systems, legislation development
and implementation on federal and state levels. Review policies
affecting health and welfare services to tribal members. Direc
tion o f service systems, proposed projects and comprehensive
health planning methods.
Land Use Planning Committee: One tribal member posi
tion. Review requests for land use permits * zoning ordinance
changes and possible comprehensive plan updates. Willing to
work with other committees on updates on the IRMP.
Range, Irrigation and Agriculture Committee: One tribal
member position. Review and recommend to the Tribal Coun
cil on range ordinances, review proposed range units, programs
and projects. Review conditional use permit applications, en
forcement o f regulations and water resource development on
ranges.
Timber Committee: One tribal member position. Review
and recommend to the Tribal Council on policies in regard to
timber permits, sales o f timber/forest products not more than
30 m bf, review o f areas to be logged, methods o f harvest and
utilization. Review and recommend environmental protections
laws, tribal and federal management plans.
Fish and Wildlife (On-Reservation) Committee: One
tribal member position. Person should be able to review and
recommend to the Tribal Council on hunting and fishing sea
sons and regulations for on-reservation. Review fish and wild
life management regulations annually, and land use proposals
for impact on fish and wildlife.
(/til committees should he able to review and recommend
to the Tribal Council on changes/amendments on the integrated
resource management plan (IRMP I) — forested area; IRM P II,
the non-forested and rural areas; assist with (IRM P-III) plan
for the community, commercial and industrial areas.)
Water Board: one tribal member position. Water control
board to regulate water uses and quality, the adoption o f in-
stream flows and water quality standards for reservation water
resources, and the adoption o f numerous other plans directed
to protection and enhancement o f water.
Letters o f interest and resumes o f applicants interested in
serving on the tribal committee, submit to the following ad
dress by no later than October 13,2006:
Charles R. Calica, secretary-treasurer, P.O. Box 455, Warm
Springs, O R 97761.
Authorization letter will be mailed to all applicants for a crimi
nal background check to be completed and returned to the sec
retary-treasurer’s office. Information will be submitted confi
Warm Springs, and the late
W ilbur Merrifield. ’
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