Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July 9, 2014
OSU Extension hosting youth camps
What is 4-H? It is first and fore-
most a youth development pro-
gram, helping kids and youth grow
the skills to meet the challenges of
a rapidly changing world.
The program utilizes caring adult
volunteers to assist youth grades 4-
12 in different project areas, usu-
ally in the context of a club. Clubs
are made up of at least five youth,
from three different families, de-
veloping the skills to make the com-
munity and world a better place.
4-H wants to know
What do the parents and youth
of Warm Springs want from their
4-H program?
Is it livestock programs, art,
home economics, science and tech-
nology, leadership camps, hunting
and outdoor skills, or something all-
together new?
To find that out, the Facebook
page (Warm Springs 4-H Oregon)
has been re-activated, and there is
a link to a very simple survey.
Please help us plan what 4-H will
look like in this community by tak-
Join OSU Extension for fun-filled 4-H kids day camps.
The first camp is this Wednesday, July 9, from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m., at the Education Building, with arts and crafts activi-
ties. Lunch and snacks will be provided.
This is open to kids ages 8-15. Call Extension to register,
541-553-3238. The arts and crafts will be entered in the
Jefferson County Fair. If your child has photography, bring
photos and Extension will help get them ready for the fair.
The second camp will be on July 17, from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. with the activity being, “Fun with Food.”
Please note that children must be picked up by 3:15, as
there is no supervision after that time.
ing the survey. If you are not a
“facebooker,” come by the OSU
Extension office on the first floor
of the Education Building, and fill
out a little paper version. We can
still do that.
As we work on developing pro-
grams, we will offer a couple of
Day Camps this summer to help
kids ages 8-15 prepare items to en-
ter in Open Class at the Jefferson
County Fair the end of July. Our
first camp is set for this Wednes-
day, July 9. Our second camp is July
17, a Thursday, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.,
and will focus on producing canned
and baked goods to submit for Fair
as well. We will provide healthy
snacks and lunch will be at the Sum-
mer Lunch program. Please call the
OSU Extension Office at 541-553-
3238 to register.
Are you an adult with an interest
in helping youth grow up to make a
difference? Contact the Extension
Office in Warm Springs to get
signed up to volunteer. If we get a
critical mass of interested adults, we
will arrange a volunteer training in
Warm Springs. Let us know!
Salary Range $40,731. Yr.
To Neg. Shelia Danzuka 553-
3209
Closes 7/11
Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in the per-
sonnel department to submit an ap-
plication, or call 541-553-3262. View
full descriptions and apply online
at www.ctws.org.
Head Start Teacher
Kirstin Hisatake - 553-3242.
Head Start Teacher As-
sistant
Kirstin Hisatake - 553-3242
Day Care Teacher
Salary Range $22,045. Yr.
Leah Henry/Mayanne Mitchell
- 553-3241.
Fire Management - Engine
Module Supervisor
Applicants must have a
minimum of 1 year of credit-
able specialized wildland fire
management experience
equivalent to the next lower
grade. Jabbar Davis - 553-
1146.
Fire Management - Senior
Firefighter
Salary Range $11.95 Hr. To
$13.41 Hr. Jabbar Davis - 553-
1146.
Family Preservation Spe-
cialist
Community Health Services
- Medical Social Worker
Salary Range $40,731. Yr.
To $55,393. Yr. Tammy Wilson
- 553-2459.
Community Counseling
Center Manager
Salary Range $45,268. Yr.
To Neg. Jake Suppah or Lynn
Davis - 553-3232/553-3212.
Substance Abuse Treat-
ment Specialist
Salary Range $33,000. Yr.
Max DOE Dr. Shilo Tippett -
553-3205.
Restorative Living Sup-
port Staff Part Time
Dr. Shilo Tippett - 553-
3205.
Conservation Enforce-
ment Ranger
Doug Calvin or Larry
Holliday - 553-2043/553-2040.
Fisheries Technician I
(Creel Survey Clerk)
Mark Manion - 553-2042.
Fisheries Technician I (Har-
vest Management Technician)
Mark Manion - 553-2042.
Closes 7/11
Restoration Crew Mem-
ber/Driver
Gerald Henrikson - 553-
2008.
Sergeant of Corrections
Salary Range $34,000. Yr.
To $40,000. Yr. Lt. Greene -
553-3309.
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Jobs at Indian Head
TULE GRILL COOK PART-
TIME Contact: Kip Culpus, Jor-
dan Caldera, Heather Cody
541-460-7777 Ext. 7725. Wage:
$10.
kitchens for breakfast, lunch,
and dinner are well prepared
with regard to quality, consis-
tency, eye appeal, taste, and
food cost. Wage: DOE.
PLAYERS CLUB HOST PART-
TIME Contact: Kimberly Smith
541-460-7777 Ext. 7734. The
ability to communicate profes-
sionally over the telephone is
required. Requires the ability to
maintain strict confidentiality in
an environment that involves
producing results in conjunc-
tion with fellow team members.
CAGE DIRECTOR FULL-TIME
Contact: Margie Tuckta 541-
460-7777 Ext. 7713.
GUEST SERVICES OPERA-
TOR PART-TIME Contact: Kim-
berly Smith 541-460-7777 Ext.
7734.Wage: $10.
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR
FULL-TIME Contact: Lincoln
Wiese 541-460-7777 Ext. 7755.
SOUS CHEF FULL-TIME Con-
tact: Lincoln Wiese 541-460-
7777 Ext. 7755. Supervise and
assist in the preparation of all
food items. Ensure the cleanli-
ness and safety of the kitchen,
minimize waste, and optimize
cost/production ratio. Assure
that all meals coming from all
Corrections Officer
Lt. Greene - 553-3309
Secretary Treasurer-CEO
Executive Deputy Director
Salary Neg. Jake Suppah or
Lynn Davis - 553-3232/553-
3212.
Human Resources Direc-
tor
Jake Suppah or Lynn Davis
- 553-3212/553-3232.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
FULL-TIME Contact: Margie
Tuckta 541-460-7777 Ext. 7713
TABLE GAMES DEALER
FULL-TIME Contact: Mindy
Thornton541-460-7777 Ext.
7724
SERVER
PA RT-TIME
POSITIONSOPENS Contact:
Esten Culpus / Gus Conner
541-460-7777 Ext. 7710.
TULE GRILL ATTENDANT
PART-TIME Contact: Kip Culpus,
Jordan Caldera, Heather Cody
541-460-7777 Ext. 7725. Wage:
$9.10 plus tips.
LINE COOK PART-TIME Con-
tact: Lincoln Wiese 541-460-
7777 Ext. 7755. Wage: $11.
Housing - Tribal Resi-
dent Service specialist
Saphronia Coochise - 553-
3250.
Housing - Resident Ser-
vices Coordinator
Saphronia Coochise - 553-
3250.
Housing - Collections
Officer
Saphronia Coochise - 553-
3250.
In the Tribal Court of the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs, Petitioner, vs.
Melissa Knight, Respondent;
Case No. CR369-13. TO: Mel-
issa Knight:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-
FIED that a Jury Trial has been
scheduled with the Warm Springs
Tribal Court. By this notice you are
summoned to appear in this matter
at a hearing scheduled for July 24,
2014, 8:30 a.m.
CLEMENTS, Rabe; CR522-14;
DC
FRANK, Devery; G4-14; OFF-
RFBM
RHOAN, Lyle Jr.; CR502-14;
FTKRC
RHOAN, Lyle Jr.; CR567-13;
FTKRC SC/FTC-BP
SCOTT, Crystal; CR523-14; OJ,
AAOCAF
SCOTT, Crystal; CR526-14; OJ,
AAOCAF
SCOTT, Crystal; CR73-14;
AAOCAF SC/FTC-BP
13; DUII SC/FTC-BP
MCKINLEY, Jeremy; CR59-14;
PDP, UUPCS SC/FTC-BP
MCKINLEY, Jeremy; CR401-
14; DWS/R, DUII SC/FTC-BP
PEDRAZA, Francisco; CR544-
14; OJNEW CHARGES
PEDRAZA, Francisco; CR373-
14; UUPCS SC/FTC-BP
STEVEN, James; CR573-14;
CTWS, Petitioner, vs. Sonya
Stormbringer, Respondent; Case
No. JV97-09. TO:
Sonya
Stormbringer:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-
FIED that a Assisted Guardianship
Review has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to appear
in this matter at a hearing sched-
uled for the 12 th day of August,
2014 @ 11:00 am
Public safety
June 24, 2014 - Criminal ar-
raignments
BEGAY, Cody; CR524-14; RA
CALICA, Lei; CR469-14;
FTAFR&A
EASTMAN, Jake; CR499-14;
DOD, ITPP
HOLLIDAY, Lauren; CR503-
14; DC
JIM, Calen; CR504-14; DUII,
RE, PDP
KALAMA, Kelsey; CR491-14;
DWS/R
LAWRENCE, Promise; CR497-
14; DWS/R
MEDINA, Martin; CR479-14;
A&B, PDP
PATT, Howard; CR466-14; SA
RABBIE, Terrine; CR456-14;
MM, DC
ROBINSON, Laura; CR492-14;
DC
ROBINSON, Laura; CR297-13;
DC
SAM, Jeleah; CR521-14; A&B
SPINO, Francis Jr.; CR27-14;
DUII, RE
TEEMAN, Michael; CR459-14;
A&B
TEEMAN, Michael; CR586-13;
DUII SC/FTC-BP
TEEMAN, Michael; CR49-14;
DWS/R SC/FTC-BP
TEEMAN, Michael; CR239-14;
DWS/R SC/FTC-BP
WALLULATUM,
CR493-14; A&B
Justine;
June 25, 2014 - Civil arraign-
ment
ORIANS, Kieran; CV25-14;
UUPCS
Bail/bonds
DANZUKA, Winema; CR208-
14; DWS/RWARR: SC/FTA-
CRIM. ARRN.
DANZUKA, Winema; CR377-
13; DUII, UUPCS WARR: SC/
FTA-JURY TRIAL
JIM,
Caleb;
CR538-14;
HADTX; NEW CHARGES
JIM, Caleb; CR355-13; UUPCS,
UDCS DTX; SC/FTC-BP
JIM, Caleb CR504-14; DUII,
PDP DTX; SC/FTC-BP
LAWRENCE, Gale III; CR539-
14; A&B, CANEW CHARGES
MARTINEZ, Paul Jr.; CR533-
14; DWS/RNEW CHARGES
MARTINEZ, Paul Jr.; CR511-
14; DWS/R
SC/FTC-REL.
COND.
MARTINEZ, Paul Jr.; CR367-
14; DWS/R SC/FTC-BP
July 1, 2014 - Criminal ar-
raignments
BOISE, Nena; CR525-14; DC,
CN
Bail/Bonds
BRISENO, Liandro; CR308-14;
DWS/RSC/FTA-BENCH TRIAL
CHARLEY, Michelle; CR549-14;
UUPCSNEW CHARGES
CHARLEY, Michelle; CR193-14;
UUPCS SC/FTC-RC
CHARLEY, Michelle; CR154-14;
UUPCS, PDP SC/FTC-RC
GREENE, Wendell; CR572-14;
DCDTX; NEW CHARGES
GREENE, Wendell; CR477-14;
PDC, TR SC/FTC-BP
HOWE, Carl Jr.; CR557-14;
UUPCS, CCWNEW CHARGES
HOWE, Carl Jr.; CR277-14;
PDP SC/FTC-BP
MCKINLEY, Jeremy; CR558-
14; DUII, RENEW CHARGES
MCKINLEY, Jeremy; CR308-
DUII, REDTX; NEW CHARGES
WAHNETAH, Monica; CR574-
14; DCDTX; NEW CHARGES
WALLULATUM, Kathlee;
CR134-14; A&B, CNx3SC/FTC-
RC
YAHTIN, Jered; CR575-14;
PDP, RA, DC, LVDTX; NEW
CHARGES
Beads, Native American Gifts, Museum,
Deli, Grocery, Ice, Fishing Permits,
Western Union, Check-Free Bill Pay,
ATM and Much More!
2132 Warm Springs St., Warm
Springs - ph. 541-553-1597