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Spílyay Tyrnoo, Wgrrn Springs, Oregon
December 11, 2013
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Cobell payments in early 2014
T h e C o b ell vC S a la ^ a r
S e ttle m e n t A g re e m e n t a p ­
proved by Congress -and the
courts requires identification
o f all T ru st A dm inistration
class m em bers, and calcula­
tion o f their respective p ro
ra ta shares by th e D e p a rt­
m en t o f the Interior.
T h is m u st o c cu r b e fo re
the G arden City G roup, the
claims adm inistrator for the
C obell Settlem ent, can mail
T ru st A d m in istra tio n Class
payments, th at w ork is ong o ­
ing and is nearly com plete.
A fter the m em bership o f
th e T r u s t A d m in is tr a tio n
Class is finalized, it will take
I n t e r i o r a p p r o x im a te ly a
m o n th to com plete the . cal­
c u la tio n s f o r th e o v e r
500,000 T ru st A dm inistration
Class M em bers.
O n c e th e G a r d e n C ity
G ro u p receives these calcu­
la tio n s a n d th e c o u r t a p ­
proves the Second Stage D is­
trib u tio n , th e G a rd e n City
G ro u p will quickly p rep are
and com m ence d istribution
w ithin three week.s
T hus, if the class m em ber­
ship is finally, determ ined in
D ecem ber, the paym ents can
be m ade in the first quarter
o f 2014 b a rrin g any u n e x ­
pected issues.
Please be assured th at all
parties are doing everything
possible to issue the T rust Ad-
m in is tr a tio n p a y m e n ts as
soon as possible. A ny ques­
tions can be directed to:
I n d ia n T r u s t S e t t l e ­
m en t; P O B ox 9577; D ublin,
O H -43017-4877. P h o n e 800-’
961-6109. Email:
info@ IndianT rust.com
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
Rosemary “Mushy” Alarcon greets visitors at the Family Resource Center Arts and
Crafts table, during the Christmas Lights parade night at the community center.
Realty Items
Spilyay Tymoo Classified
Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in the
personnel departm ent to
submit an application, or
call 541-553-3262. View full
d e s c rip tio n s and a pply
onlineatwww.ctws.org. For
jobs at Kah-Nee-Ta, go to
kahneeta.com.
Administrative Officer
Sustain administrative
organizational support ser­
vices and coordinate del­
egated services for the Sec­
retary-Treasurer/CEO. Pro­ tion requirements as well as
vide Tribal enterprise infor­ analysis techniques. Jake
mation, property manage­ Suppah - 553-3232. Closes
ment, and internal audit find­ 12/13
ings directly to thè Secre-
Head Start Teacher.
tary-Treasurér/CEO. Provide
Plan and implement learn­
analytical and administrative
ing experience that advance
support of a non-routine, the intellectual and physical
noh-repetitive nature to as­ development of children, in­
sist and relieve the ST/CEO, cluding improving the readi­
executive, administrative, ness of children for school in
line and staff managers of literacy, phonem ic, print
administrative duties. Inves­ .aw areness. Salary Range
tigate assigned problems, DOE. Kirstin Hisatake 553-
determining method of re­ 3242.
search, data and informa­
Head Start Home Visitor.
Salary Range DOE. Kirstin
Hisatake 553-3242.
U of O position
Assistant vice president and advisor to the Univer­
sity of Oregon President on Sovereignty and Govern-
ment-to-Government relations. See the website:
jobs.uoregon.edu
Posting: 13505; location, Eugene; open until filled.
Liaison to the governments of the federally recog­
nized tribal governments in Oregon^
Salary range: ,$105,000 to $125,000 annually, plus
an excellent benefits package. Duration: 12 months,
renewable annually.
Closing date: Search will remain open until filled;
application review begins January 10,2014.
Start date: March 17, 2014 or as soon as pos­
sible thereafter.
General statement of duties:
Serve as a senior advisor to the president on the
university’s government-to-government relationships
with Oregon’s nine federally recognized tribal govern­
ments.. Report directly to the president and work
closely with all vice presidents including specifically
the senior vice president and provost, and the vice
presidents with direct responsibility for advancement,
government and community relations, and equity and
inclusion; and the deans to provide campus leader­
ship, guidance, and support for the University of Or­
egon Native American Initiatives. This position will
also collaborate with and support various UO Native
American organizations and programs.
Community Health Nurse
. Must possess a valid, un­
encumbered Oregon Regis­
tered Nurse license, Valid
Driver's and Insurance. Sal­
ary Range $50,882. Yr. To
$54,622. Yr. Tammy Wilson
553-2459.
Medical Social Worker
Salary Range $40,731. Yr.
To $55,393. Yr. Tammy Wil­
son 553-2459.
Nutritionist-Registered
Dietitian
Registered Dietitian with a
minimum of Bachelor’s De­
gree in Nutrition or Related
Field required. Tammy Wilson
553-2459.
Conservation Enforce­
ment Ranger.
Salary Range $25,000. Yr.
To $35,000. Yr. Doug Calvin
or Larry Holliday - 553-2043;
553-2040.
Corrections Officer
High School diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre­
employment test-basic high
school reading comprehen--
sion and writing. Salary Range
$25,235. Yr. To $33,651. Yr.
Lt. Crystal Greene 553-3272.
Open for comment from
the Tribal Membership,
posted at Administration
Building, IHS, Macy’s Mar­
ket, Post Office and 3 War­
riors Market to view de­
tailed maps.
with bathroom to house a
gam ing room w ith big
scre e n tv ’s fo r vid e o
games and vending ma-
chines fo r snacks and
drinks with space for cus-
tomer parking. South side
of Highway 26 at milepost
Warm Springs Housing
Enterprise to construct the
Greeley Heights Subdi­
vision, Phase VI, placed
near Bear Drive and Mt.
Jefferson Street and build
35 new hom es, new
stre e t, d rive w a ys and
sidewalks for single fam­
ily d w e llin g s . In the
Agency area described as
NE1/4Sec35, NW1/4Sec
36, Twp ,9 South, Rg 12
East, W .M ., Je ffe rso n
County, Oregon, contain­
ing 34.92 acres.
101.7, above the existing
Brunoe Rock Pit, at the
East end of an existing
wide spot on the grade
West of the Agency area,
containing 5.4 acres.
Wayne Miller to start a
family enterainment busi­
ness featuring a go-kart
tra c k , an
o u td o o r
paintball arena with tarp
cover and ‘camo netting,
a small modular building
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Rural Hom esite fo r |
Charlene Dimmick in the
Simnasho area described
as N W 1 /4 N E 1 /4 N W 1 / '
4NE1Z4 of Sec 7, Twp 7 •
South, Rg 12 East, W.M.,
Wasco County, Oregon,
containing 2.5 acres.
To submit comments
please contact Randy
Scott, Land Services Ad­
ministrator at the Admin­
istration Building Planning
Office, ph. no. 541-553- i
3314.
Positions with Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
Full-Time Sr. Mainte­
nance Worker. This posi­
tion is located in The
Dalles/Hood River, O r­
egon area. The position
provides the maintenance
of the T ribal In-Lieu /
T reaty F ishing A ccess
Sites along the Columbia
River by: performing work
that involves a variety of
trade practices such as
painting, plumbing, car­
pentry,. masonry, electrical
and custodial work. Main­
tenance workers will use
hand and power tools to
accomplish this work. Visit
www.critfc.org/critfc-employ-
ment-opportunities/ for a full
job description and»instruc-
tions on how to apply. The an­
nouncement closing date is
December 31, 2013.
Full-Time Patrol Officer
located in Hood River, Or­
egon. Columbia River Inter-
Tribal Fisheries Enforcement
(CRITFE) Patrol Officers are
directly responsible for carry­
ing out all enforcement and
protective patrols by foot, ve­
hicle and boat on the main
stem Colum bia River (O r­
egon
and
W ashington
shores) and its environs and
its environs and also patrol
at the In-lieu and Treaty Fish­
ing Access sites (TFAS). This
list will be maintained until
April 30, 2014. Visit critfc.org/
critfc-employment-opportuni-
tres/ for a full job descriptioh
and instructions on how to
apply. The announcem ent
closing date is January 3,
2014.
CRITFC is hiring four (4)
Temporary, Full-time, Fish
Tech li positions. The du­
ration of these positions is
limited to three and a half
months (3 %) with no ben­
efits. The Columbia River
Inter-Tribal Fish Commis­
sion assists four tribes in
the co-m anagem ent of
their treaty rights within the
C olum bia R iver Basin.
V isit critfc.org/critfc-em -
ploym e nt-opp ortun itie s/
for a full job description
and instructions on how to
apply. The announcement
closing date is-January 17,
2014.
In the Tribal Court of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
R O SE LY N N K ALAM A,
Petitioner, vs. JE RR Y CLEM­
EN T, Respondent; Case N o.
RO41-L0. TO: JE RR Y CLEM­
ENT:
Y O U ARE HEREBY N O ­
T IF IE D that a RESTRAING
O R D ER has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By
this notice you are sum m oned
to appear in this m atterat a hear­
ing scheduled for 16 th day o f
January 2014 @ 11:00 am, at the
W arm Springs Tribal Court.
G T W S, P e titio n e r , v s .
M ARCUS CON N ER /
E SSIE LA W SO N , R espon­
dent; Case No. D 0107-01. TO:
M ARCUS CONNER:
Y O U ARE HEREBY N O-
T I F I E D th a t a R E V IE W
H E A R IN G
has b e e n
filed with the W arm Springs
Tribal Court. By this notice you
are sum m oned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled for
13 th day o f JAN U ARY 2014
@ 4:00 pm, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
T E C T IO N O R D ER
has been filed with the Wartfi
Springs Tribal Court. By this
CTWS, Petitioner, vs. Kyle - notice you are sum m oned to
Frank / Jaim ey W esley, Re­ appear in this m atter at a hear­
spondent; Case N o. JV53-07. ing scheduled for theD * day o f
T O : K yle F ra n k / Ja im e y JANUARY, 2014 @ 3 PM , at
Wesley:
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
.YOU A RE H EREBY N O ­
R eva Johnson, Petitioner,
T IFIE D that a Assisted Guard­
ianship Review has been filed For minor: Revonne Johnson,
with the W arm Springs Tribal vs. Jayce Allen, R espondent;
Court. By this notice you are Case No. RO62-13. TO: Jayce
sum m oned to appear in this Allen:
Y O U A RE H EREBY N O ­
matter at a hearing scheduled for
13th d a y o f
Ja n u a ry
T IF IE D that a. RESTRAIN­
2014 @ 9:00 am, at the Warm IN G O R D E R has been filed
Springs Tribal Court.
with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you are
IV A M cK IN L E Y , P e ti­ sum m oned to appear in this
t io n e r , v s . R E B E C C A , matter at a hearing scheduled for
AD AM S, R espondent (A KA the 2 3 rd day o f JANUARY,
BECKY RHOAN); Case No. 2014 @ 10:30 a.m., at the Warm
D O 152-13. T O : R E B E C C A Springs Tribal Court.
A D A M S (A K A B E C K Y
RHOAN):
Y O U ARE H EREBY N O ­ Probate matter
T IF IE D that an E LD ER PR O ­
In the m atter o f the estate
o f Bernice Mitchell, deceased;
PR04-2012.
Notice o f final account and
petition and order setting time
for filing objections. Heirs, de­
visees and legatees o f the dece­
dent so far as known to the Pub­
lic Administrator:
Isaac S. Mitchell, Eric G re­
g o ry M itch e ll, R o b in so n
Mitchell, Elfreda Mitchell. .
Notice is hereby ordered that
the setting time for objections
to the final account is December J
30, 2013. Any objections must"
be received in the Warm Springs '
Tribal Probate D epartm ent on'
or before Decem ber 30,2013. 0
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