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Spilyay TymooSpilyay TymooSpilyay TymooSpilyay TymooSpilyay TymooJune 8, 2016 Vol. 41, No. 12June 8, 2016 Vol. 41, No. 12June 8, 2016 Vol. 41, No. 12June 8, 2016 Vol. 41, No. 12Coyote News, est. 1976Coyote News, est. 1976Coyote News, est. 1976Coyote News, est. 1976 June 8, 2016 Vol. 41, No. 12Coyote News, est. 1976June – Atixan – Spring - Wawaxam

The last day of school this yearat the Warm Springs Academy willbe a unique one.

In the afternoon this Thursday,June 9, a team from a NASA youtheducation and outreach program inWashington will launch a rocketfrom a field by the Academy.

The rocket launch demonstrationwill be at the conclusion of a seriesof science and math exercises formiddle school students.

This is a partnership project

The tribal adoption elec-tion is coming up on Mon-day, June 13.

This edition of theSpilyay includes statementsfrom and pictures of someof the adoption candidates.

Some of the informationwas submitted to Vital Sta-tistics, who then providedthe information to theSpilyay. In some cases themost recent statements arefrom a few years ago. Theseare included here with theidea being to present asmuch information as pos-sible for the candidates.

To the candidates: Ifthere is a statement or pic-ture that was overlooked, theSpilyay apologizes for theoversight, and wishes thebest to all the candidates.

The election pollingbooths will be open from 8a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday.The polling place is at thecommunity center aerobicsroom.

Adoptionelectioncandidates

The Warm Springs OutdoorMarket kicks off this Friday, June10, with a free barbecue. The mar-ket begins at 10 a.m., and barbecu-ing at noon.

This year the market will be tak-ing place outside the Reuse It Store.Come by for your free burgers andto check out the market. There willbe vendors of produce, arts andcrafts, and more. The market is aproject of the Warm Springs Com-munity Action Team.

Outdoor Marketfree BBQ kickoff

NASA rocket science at Academy

nativeFAX a new Warm Springs Venture

among the school, NASA, OregonHealth Sciences University, OMSIand the University of Washington.Warm Springs Ventures also helpedwith some planning facilitation.

This past spring school principalKen Parshall and middle school sci-ence teacher Paul Harris met withJuan Carlos Chavez, associate direc-tor of the Washington Space GrantConsortium.

A goal of the consortium,Chavez said, is to encourage under-

represented youth to pursue careersin science, technology, engineeringand math (STEM). A way to helpachieve this is with a show-caseevent such as the rocket launch, hesaid.

The program has been success-ful at other schools in sparking theinterest in STEM curriculumamong younger students, Chavezadded.

The NASA consortium providesresources and expert staff to facili-

tate the project. An initial part ofthe Thursday program will involvearchery, and work with model rock-ets, concluding with the launch ofthe actual rocket.

The archery and other projectsintroduce some of the concepts thatalso apply to rocket science. Calcu-lating the trajectory of an arrow, forinstance, involves the same mathprincipals that apply to rockets.

The rocket launch is scheduledfor about 3:30 p.m. this Thursday.

Madras High School seniorsgraduated on Saturday, June4. Coming up on Fridayevening, June 10, is thetribes’ Graduates’ Banquet atthe Agency Longhouse.Meanwhile this week, GavinBegay (picture at right) wonthe Play It Forward Award atthe Oregon Sports Awards(see page 2).

Jayson Smith photos/Spilyay

W.S. AgencySuperintendenttakes Navajo job

The Warm Springs Agency BIAsuperintendent said this week he isleaving for the position of deputydirector of the BIA Navajo region.

Superintendnet John Halliday hasbeen the Warm Springs superinten-dent for the past four years. Mr.Halliday has family and friends onthe Warm Springs Reservation, butthe position with the Navajo regionis an opportunity that is hard to passup, he said.

The Navajo Nation has morethan 300,000 members, and thelargest Indian tribal land-base:27,425 square miles in parts of Ari-zona, Utah and New Mexico.

Tribal Council Chairman AustinGreene Jr. said the tribes will missHalliday and the work he has doneon complex issues. But at the sametime, Chairman Greene said, “Youhave to do what is best for you.”New sign

arrives forcasino

A large and colorful newsign arrived this week forthe entrance area ofIndian Head Casino.

A crew on Tuesday wassetting up the latestaddition to the casinomarketing.

Dave McMechan/Spilyay

nativeFAX is a new and upcom-ing project of Warm Springs Ven-tures. Ventures is partnering withTigard-based FaxBack Fax Solu-tions on the new business enterprise.

The technology uses the Internetto send faxes, including faxes to e-mail. This eliminates the need for adedicated fax line.

FaxBack is the manufacturer ofthe adapter that connects to the faxmachine. The tribes are the mar-keting body. The item is callednativeFAX: A Warm Springs Ven-

ture.The target market includes gov-

ernment agencies, including law en-forcement, and private businesses.

Documents sent with nativeFAXcannot be altered, which is part ofthe appeal of the service, saidAurolyn Stwyer, business and mar-keting director at Ventures. The faxcan be sent to multiple e-mails.

These features can be importantto law enforcement, medical groups,car dealerships, universities, themilitary, among other groups, Ms.

Stwyer said. A study shows the po-tential market for the product islarge, at $3 billion, she said.

UAV updateIn other news at Ventures, the

tribes are getting ready to begin there-model project at Kah-Nee-Ta.This is funded through a state in-frastructure grant, and will includethe extension of fiber to the resort.

This will provide Kah-Nee-Tawith high-speed Internet. The re-modeled lower floor area of the

resort will be the training andmeeting facilities for the Centerfor Excellence in Wildland FireFighting, using the unmannedaerial vehicles technology.

Last month, Stwyer attendedthe Association of UnmannedVehicle Systems Internationalconference in New Orleans,where 800 participants were onhand from around the world.This was a chance to show-casethe UAV services the tribes aredeveloping on the reservation.

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Tribal members wish-ing to take eels for cer-emonial and subsistencepurposes must be in pos-session of their enroll-ment cards to fish un-der claim of treatyrights.

Harvest is allowedfrom the start of theflashboard installment byPGE until July 31.

Flashboards install-ment is expected to be-gin this week, and to becomplete by June 16.

Please do not fish be-low the constructionworkers in the interest of

Eel fishing atWillamette Falls

safety.Harvest is limited to

the east side of WillametteFalls by hand or with handpowered tools.

Harvest will be openon Friday, Saturday, Sun-day and Monday of eachweek. Fishing hours aresunrise to sunset. This isa subsistence fishery asdescribed by Tribal Code340.100.

Branch of NaturalResources staff willmonitor and enforce thefishery. Harvesters mustallow BNR staff to exam-ine their catch.

Thursday, June 9On today’s fitness

schedule: at noon there isFunctional Fitness class inthe Community Center so-cial hall, Turbo Kick Classin the Aerobics Room andVolleyball in the CommunityCenter Gym.

Guiding Butterflies &Mighty Warriors classesmeet today from 1 to 3 inthe Prevention Room atCommunity Counseling.The class is for adults toparticipate in cultural-basedteachings, crafts and activi-ties.

Warm Springs jurors willneed to check-in at 9:30this morning at WarmSprings Tribal Court.

There is an AlcoholicsAnonymous meeting to-day at noon at CommunityCounseling and a Narcot-ics Anonymous meetingthis evening at 6 at theShaker Church.

Indianpreneurshipclass is today at the TribalCredit Building at 5:30 pm

Friday, June 10Fitness Opportunities

today include: Senior Fit-ness class at the SeniorCenter at 10:45. At noonthere is basketball in theCommunity Center gymand Functional Fitnessclass in the Aerobics room.And at the Health &Wellness Center, PilatesYoga Class is at noon.

The Jefferson County Li-brary Film Center wil lshow The Intern, ratedPG13, Friday, June 10 at7:30 p.m. Films are freeand shown at the RodriguezAnnex next to the library inMadras.

The Yakama NationsTreaty Days Powwow isJune 10-12 at the WhiteSwan Pavilion. Grand en-tries are at 7 p.m. Friday, 1and 7, and Saturday; andat 1 p.m. on Sunday.

Saturday, 11There is an Alcoholics

Anonymous meeting thismorning at 10 at Commu-nity Counseling.

Central Oregon Commu-nity College will hold itscommencement cer-emony at 10 a.m. at theMazama Field on theCOCC Bend Campus.

Sunday, June 12The Warm Springs

Food Bank is located atthe Presbyterian Church.They are open today from

11:30-1:30. All food banksand pantries do take dona-tions of non-perishable foodor cash

Monday, June 13A Women’s Prayer

Group meets Mondaysfrom 12:05 to 12:35 at theWarm Springs PresbyterianChurch.

The Soaring Butterflies- Warrior Spirit classmeets today at 3:40 at theWarm Springs K-8 Commu-nity Room. This is for 3rdto 8th grade youth and in-cludes culturally basedteachings, hands on activi-ties as well as drug and al-cohol prevention education.

The Warm Springs Voca-tional Rehabilitation pro-gram has orientation todayat 3 p.m. at their office inthe industrial park. If you orsomeone you know has ormay have a disability that isa barrier to employment oremployment advancement,they can learn about theiroptions at an orientation orby calling 553-4952.

Fitness Opportunitiestoday include: Senior Fit-ness class at the SeniorCenter at 10:45. At noonthere is basketball in theCommunity Center gym,and Functional Fitness inthe Aerobics room. And atthe Health & Wellness Cen-ter, Pilates-Yoga Class is atnoon.

There is a Survivors ofSuicide Talking Circlefrom 9-10:30 this morningand an Aftercare RelapseSupport Group at 5:30 atCommunity Counseling.

Victims of Crime Ser-vices has a Women’s Sup-port Group this evening atthe VOCS office, 1108Wasco Street, behind theOld Boys’ Dorm. It’s from3-5pm.

There is a food handlersclass from 2-4 p.m. in theIHS atrium.

Tuesday, June 14On today’s fitness

schedule: at noon there isFunctional Fitness class inthe Community Center so-cial hall, Turbo Kick classin the Aerobics room andvolleyball in the CommunityCenter gym.

Today at CommunityCounseling: There is anAlcoholics Anonymousmeeting at noon, Adult Al-cohol Education Class is at1:15 and the Veteran’sGroup meets from 1:30-2:30.

The Jefferson County

Food Bank is located at 556SE Seventh Street. Theyare open for distribution thisafternoon. All food banksand pantries do take dona-tions of non-perishable foodor cash.

The Warm Springs Voca-tional Rehabilitation pro-gram has orientation todayat 3pm at Community Coun-seling. Calling 553-4952 fordetails.

Powwow, hoop danceand drum practice for be-ginners and anyone whowould like to practice is to-day from 5:30 to 7 at theCommunity Center aerobicsroom.

Aglow weekly Biblestudy is this evening from6-7:30 at High LookeeLodge. It is open to all anda light snack is provided.

The Mobile MedicalUnit will be at the SeniorCenter on Tuesday. Call IHSto schedule an appoint-ment.

Wednesday, June 15Little Miss Warm Springs

meetings are held Wednes-days from 6-7:30 at the Com-munity Center. All inter-ested girls and parents arewelcome.

Today at CommunityCounseling: Women’sGroup meets at 1:30 andthere is an AlcoholicsAnonymous meeting at 7p.m.

Fitness Opportunitiestoday include: Water Aero-bics at 10:15 at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village Pool. At

Camp Naimuma is June 12-16 at HeHe. It’sopen to the first 50 boys and 50 girls who apply.Camp is open to youth currently in grades 6-8. Theregistration deadline is June 10th. For informationtalk to Deanie Smith at Culture & Heritage.

10:45 there is Senior Fit-ness Class at the SeniorCenter. At noon there is bas-ketball in the CommunityCenter gym, and FunctionalFitness in the Aerobicsroom. And at the Health &Wellness Center, PilatesYoga Class is at noon.

An American Red CrossBlood Drive is from 1-6 p.m.at the United MethodistChurch in Madras. Toschedule an appointmentnow call 1-800- RED-CROSS or do it online at redcross blood dot org.

Thursday, June 16

On today’s fitness sched-ule: at noon there is Func-tional Fitness Class in theCommunity Center SocialHall, Turbo Kick class in theAerobics room and volleyballin the Community CenterGym.

Baby Board Classes are

coming up June 16-17 forexpecting mothers or thosewho have recently had ababy. The Maternal ChildHealth program provides asize 2 board, materials,lunch, and help moms maketheir baby boards. Call Janetor Arlena at 553-2460.

Excellent grass hay for sale:$200 a ton. Pick-up in Madras.We provide a squeeze; no rain.Delivery extra. Call Rod at 541-306-0902.

Play It Forward Award goes to Begay

Yvonne Iverson photo.

Gavin, with Play It Forward Award, points out the WarmSprings recognition at the Oregon Sports Awards.

An oil train derailment bythe Columbia River hasbrought into clearer focusan issue the tribes have beenwarning about for years.

“It was not a matter ofif, but when,” said WarmSprings Tribal Council

Tribal response to oil transport spillChairman Austin Greene.“It’s been a disaster waitingto happen.”

Chairman Greene earlierthis week visited the sitewhere the train derailmenthappened, at Mosier on theColumbia. A volatile type of

oi, Bakken, spilled from carsthat went off the rails. Thissparked a fire, and oil thatseeped into the Mosier watersystem, threatening the Co-lumbia. This is an obviousthreat to the tribes’ treaty fish-ing rights at the river.

The Confederated Tribesfor three years now have beensaying a spill such, or worse,is inevitable. Other rivertribes also voiced their con-cern about the on-going prob-lem of oil and coal transportby rail along the river.

The Oregon Sports PlayIt Forward Award this yeargoes to Gavin Begay ofWarm Springs. Gavin is thesecond individual to receivethis award, the first beingMarcus Mariota in 2015.

The Play It ForwardAward is presented by Nikeand Providence Health andServices. The award recog-nizes great work by a youngathlete in giving back to hisor her community.

Trailblazer’s legend Terry

Porter presented Gavin withthe award at the recent Or-egon Sports Award ceremony,held at Nike World Head-quarters.

Gavin just graduated fromMadras High School, wherehe ran cross country andplayed basketball.

Gavin is a member of theWarm Springs Youth Coun-cil, volunteers as a youth ref-eree and umpire, and also hasworked with the Kiwanis ofJefferson County.

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Orrah G. David graduatedon May 5, 2016 from ShermanIndian High School in River-side, California. Congratula-tions, and great job, Orrah

Congratulations, 2016 Graduates

Fruit Looptour June 29

The Oregon State Uni-versity Extension Service inWarm Springs will host theFruit Loop Tour on Wednes-day, June 29.

The Fruit Loop Tour willinclude a trip to the HoodRiver fruit loop. Tribal vanswill leave from the Extensionoffice, 1110 Wasco St., at7:45 a.m., and will return by5 p.m.

There is space for tenpeople, first-come first-serve. The tour will stop atseveral fruit stands, and atleast one u-pick. The plan isto get cherries, apricots andblueberries.

Food is each participant’sresponsibility, so pack snacksand a lunch or bring moneyfor a lunch in Parkdale.

Also bring containers foryour produce. Extension willprovide bottled water andlimited cooler space.

If you have questions,please call 541-553-3238.

Culture Campat HeHe

Culture and Heritage willhost the youth CampNaimuma on Sundaythrough Thursday, June 12-16. The deadline to registeris this Friday, June 10.

This year the camp will beat the HeHe camp grounds.Camp Naimuma 2016 isopen to boys and girls ingrades six through eight (dur-ing 2015-16 school year).

The camp will be open tothe first 50 boys and 50 girlsto register. For more infor-mation, call Deanie Smith atCulture and Heritage, 541-553-3290. Or email:

deanie.smith@wstribes.orgThe goal for each child

attending Camp Naimuma isto have a positive experience,in which the camper growsspiritually and socially, learn-ing the Warm Springs, Wascoand Paiute cultures.

Good behavior is expectedthroughout the camp. Theregistration form explainsthe conduct code in moredetail.

Five chicks have hatchedsince March—with onemore still on the way—fromeggs laid this winter at theOregon Zoo’s Jonsson Cen-ter for Wildlife Conserva-tion. In a fitting salute tothe recovery program’s goalto facilitate a self-sustainingpopulation of NorthAmerica’s largest land birds,

one of these chicks wentstraight to the Californiawild.

In late April, Joe Burnett,condor program coordina-tor at the Ventana WildlifeSociety, noticed that a pairof wild birds—Condor No.310 and her mate, No.219—had an egg that waspast its expected hatch date.

Oregon Zoo condor egg is called to the wildBurnett decided to check

out the nest cave, rappellinghalfway down a 180-footcliff in the steep coastalmountain range near Big Sur.After closer examination ofthe egg, he candled the eggand determined it had failedinside. While unfortunate,natural egg failures like thisdo occur, Burnett says, and

the California condor recov-ery network is there to pickup the slack.

At the Oregon Zoo’sJonsson Center, timing wasspot on. Inside of Egg No.7, laid at the Center onMarch 4, a chick was already“pipping”—chiseling a holein its shell to access more air.

Nicole Goudy is a recentgraduate of the Warm SpringsRoots program. Congratula-tions, Nicole!

From family and friends,Congratu lat ions and greatjob, Koedy Florendo!

STRIVE in JulySummer Training to Re-

vive Indigenous Vision andE m p o w e r m e n t —STRIVE—is a residentialsummer program for NativeAmerican high school stu-dents in Central Oregon.

It is July 15-17 at theCOCC Bend Campus. Stu-dents take culturally appro-

Carrying theMessage ofSobriety

The Third Annual Carry-ing the Message Sobriety Con-ference will be June 10-12 atthe Warm Springs Commu-nity Center.

Registration is on Friday,June 10, starting at 3 p.m.The invocation and welcomeis at 4; dinner and open sweatat 5:30; a performance at 7;speaker and open floor at 8p.m.

Breakfast on Saturday isfrom 7 to 8, followed by themotorcade parade. The invo-cation, welcome and speak-ers on Saturday begin at 10a.m.

The family sobriety pow-wow starts at 6:30 p.m. onSaturday, June 11.

The Sunday agenda in-cludes a breakfast at 8 a.m.;invocation and open floorstarting at 9:30; and then clos-ing and clean-up startingaround noon.

Contact information:Aldo Garcia, 541-777-1627.Or email:Mrgarcia8040@outlook.com

Facebook: Aldo Garcia; orthird Annual Carrying theMessage conference at WarmSprings.

Any raffle donations arewelcome. Also see:

G o f u n d m e . c o m /3rdcarryingmessage

priate classes from collegeprofessors in a variety of sub-jects and work with success-ful Native college students.

It is open to students withat least a 2.0 GPA in highschool, incoming freshmenthrough seniors. It’s free forall students. For informationcontact Gina Ricketts atCOCC 541-318-3782.

Gospel RevivalThe Warm Springs Full

Gospel Church will host aCamp Meeting on Mondaythrough Friday, June 13-17.

There will be morning ser-vices at 10 a.m., and eveningservices at 7 p.m. A. OnteLumpmouth, Pastor, can bereached at 541-553-2553.

Everyone is welcome. Ifyou traveling from out oftown, bring your tents, camp-ing gear, etc. Showers will beavailable, and three meals aday.

MemorialThere will be a Memorial

and Stone Setting for ClayMichael Anderson, “Nation,”on Saturday, June 18.

The Stone Setting will beat 8 a.m. in the McCoy Cem-etery on McCoy Road,Toppenish.

Then family and friendswill meet at the ToppenishCommunity Center for theMemorial, and dinner to fol-low. Name giving right after.

For more information,contact Fidelia “Fudge”Meninick, 509-314-0255;Demetria Isadore, 509-250-3958; or Darcy Stahi, 509-527-7381.

Memorial tourneyAn All Indian Youth 12-

and-under Co-ed BasketballTournament is coming up inloving memory of grandpaClay “Nation” Anderson.The tourney will be June 24-26 at the Toppenish Commu-nity Center.

For more information,contact Fidelia, Darcy orDemetria (phone numbersabove).

Languagegrads

Kw’atashamatsh. NamiTananama.

Ku Warm Springs Con-federated Tribes. For anothersuccessful year in Autni

Ichishkin Sapsikw’at Acad-emy to all the 10 studentswho graduated this year. Andto all the Miyanashma thatattended AIS in the past andto the future. Honorablemention to all parents, grand-parents and great grandpar-ents. We thank all from the

Culture and Heritage Lan-guage Program. And also toS a p s i k w ’ a s h aMiyanashmamn – EarlyChildhood School. There aremany people involve.

Dallas Winishut

Estate planning service free to tribal membersMartha Izenson is in

Warm Springs this summer,helping tribal members withdrafting wills, powers of at-torney, and other estate plan-ning services.

This service is free tomembers. Martha is a lawschool student at Lewis &Clark Law School.

Her Warm Springs officeis at the Community ActionTeam building on campus, at1136 Paiute Ave.

To schedule an appoint-ment call 541-553-3148. Oremail:

mizenson@lclark.edu

The estate planning ser-vice is a program of the In-stitute for Indian Estate Plan-ning and Probate at SeattleUniversity School of Law.

The institute has spon-sored the program for the

past decade in War mSprings.

During that time, manytribal members have used theservice.

Izenson is working with asupervising attorney to pro-vide the estate planning ser-vices to tribal members. She

met with Tribal Council ear-lier this week, explaining theservices that are being pro-vided.

The director of the Officeof the Special Trustee,Charles Jackson, helps facili-tate the program.

Importance of planningEspecially for tribal mem-

bers, having a will is recom-mended for anyone over 18.

And this is especially rec-ommended for people whohave ownership interest inland: If you die without awill, the American Indian Pro-bate Reform Act will deter-mine who will receive yourtrust land.

Services available this sum-mer include writing a new will,or changing an existing one.The new or changed willwould be drafted so as to

comply with tribal, state andfederal law.

You need a will if:· You are over 18;· You have, or may ac-

quire, trust land, non-trustland, or personal property;

· You have children orstep-children under 18;

· You want to leave prop-erty to someone who is notin your immediate, bloodfamily;

· You want to leave incomefrom an interest to a non-In-dian spouse.

· You want to stop furtherfractionation of your land

If you die without a will,the American Indian Pro-bate Reform Act will deter-mine who will receive yourtrust land, but with a willyou have many more options.

Martha Izenson

Climate change is real and,unfortunately, the effects appearto be in motion. We are witness-ing changes in the seasons. Ourroots and berries must be gath-ered sooner, and salmon returnsare less predictable. Our peoplenotice less snow in the mountainsnow, and there is less cool waterduring the summer when it wasonce abundant. The changes wesee may not bode well for ourfuture. Over the years to come,we may lose natural resourcesthat are important to our cul-ture and our heritage. Some ofthese losses may be irreversible.

— Introduction to Cli-

mate Adaptation Plan forthe Territories of theYakama Nation

Published last month, theYakama Nation Climate Ad-aptation Plan for the Terri-tories of the Yakama Na-tion states:

This document is an ac-knowledgment that climatechange is real and that itposes a threat to our grand-children, our culture, andour way of living.

This document representsthe first collective effort byour many governmental de-

partments and programs toidentify important resourcesand cultural componentsmost likely to be impacted byclimate change.

The plan identifies workthe tribe is currently under-taking recognizing and help-ing to reduce climate changeimpacts.

The plan includes specificrecommendations fordeeper analyses of vulner-abilities and risks to themost important interestsand adaptation actions thatwe should implement now.

This is a starting point for

Around Indian Country

Yakama publish Climate Adaptation Planthe conversation about cli-mate change and planningfor adaptation throughout allof the territories of theYakama Nation.

It is derived from the ex-perience of the YakamaNation people, its tribal pro-grams, and findings fromregional experts on theseimportant topics. “This docu-ment is one way we can edu-cate ourselves about currentvulnerabilities and futurerisks and share ideas aboutactions that we may need totake to build climate resil-ience.”

Warm Springs ishost ing the CRITFCSalmon Camp this July,and the commission ishiring camp counselors.For a full list of the posi-tion details, job require-ments and to apply visit:

critfc.org

Adoption Letter forNakomis Rivera(Smith).

Nakomis is directlyconnected to our Tribehere in Warm Springs.I’m his mother, my nameis Shasta Smith.

I am a tribal member,born and raised. Hisgrandparents are FrankSmith of the WarmSprings Tribes and ShirleyEder (also a tribal mem-ber at another tribe).

His great-grandparentsfrom Warm Springs arethe late atwai VictoriaCharley Smith andClaude Smith Sr. Hisgreat-great grandparentsare atwai Wesley Smithand Annie Jackson, andFrank Charley and Clara

Culps.Nakomis is an active

nine-year-old. He enjoyshunting, fishing, pickingberries, digging roots andattending Warm Springscommunity events, cer-emonies and celebrations.

In his young life he hasbecome quite familiarwith Sahaptin words. Hehas a great sense of hu-mor in him with a love forlife and laughter. He con-tinues to build a strongconnection with hisfriends and relatives hereon the reservation.

Thank you for votingfor your relative Nakomis,and please vote for all theother relatives on the list,they are our future!

Please vote yes forus.

Vote yes for mybrother Charles JeromeChaplin and me, JosephAlex Chaplin... DawnOsmond is our mother.Grandsons to DeloresDolly Brunoe-Garcia,and Lupe Samuels is ourGreat Aunt. We are re-lated to the Macys andBrunoes... Love you

Vinson Macy. He is ourgod father. It’s been a life-long dream of ours to bea part of a great tradition,as we are Wasco. We aredescendants of Billy Chi-nook. Please vote for usand all on the ballot tomake our lifelong dreama reality.

Joseph AlexChaplin and CharlesJerome Chaplin.

My name is Lea SallyLittleleaf Kirk. I am thedaughter of CharlesLittleleaf Kirk, grand-daughter of LolitaGreeley and great grand-daughter of JamesGreeley and Merle Scott.Some of my bloodlineaunties and uncles areRoberta Kirk, OliviaWallulatum, Radine Billy,Maria Godines, TonyKirk and Elton Greeley.

Becoming a tribalmember would give me achance to learn from, andre-establish bonds with myNative culture and fam-ily. I would like to feelmore connected to tradi-tion, to understand who Icome from, and sharewho I have become withmy family. I would like tofeel welcome on triballand, contribute to com-munity and protect thelegacy of our elders andwhat they can pass on tous in knowledge of ourlanguage and culture.

I am 26 years old andgrew up in Portland. Forthe past ten years I havepursued and completed

apprenticeships in differ-ent art mediums such asiron forge work, graphicdesign, clay sculpture,glass artistry and bicyclefabrication. I have pre-sented my art in the Port-land art community galler-ies, national trade showsand online.

I am filled with love formy Native family, withthe support of my peoplebehind me, and to be rec-ognized as an enrolledtribal member would helpme to achieve my owngoals and achieve the fu-ture goals of our tribe atthe collective level. I amasking for this recognitionto pursue education andart, and love for my fam-ily.

Please vote for me, andmy family. You will findme to be supportive, hard-working and motivatedfor the future of theWarm Springs people andyouth, our history and cul-ture and art.

Thank you for reading.Lea Sally Littleleaf

Kirk

My name is KadieRose Manion and I am adirect descendent of theBrunoe family. Mygrandmother is UrbanaBrunoe Manion, and myfather is Edwin DeanManion. I lived in WarmSprings with my fatheron 2520 Looksh St. forthree years.

My mother, atwaiKelli Ann Muskopf,worked in Tribal Court,Housing, and in com-puter training here on thereservation for 10 years.I also to went to the EarlyChildhood Education

Center in Warm Springsbefore starting kindergar-ten in Madras, where mymother lived.

My sister, MarlaneaLynn Manion, is an en-rolled member of theConfederated Tribes ofWarm Springs. I am cur-rently living in Eugene, at-tending the University ofOregon. I am in myfourth year of school,and I am studying Sociol-ogy and EnvironmentalStudies. My current ad-dress is 532 Lincoln St.,apt. A, Eugene, 97401.

To the community ofWarm Springs,

My name is ThaliaRose Culpus. I have twobrothers. My parents areJulia Culpus and EstenCulpus, both enrolledmembers of the Confed-erated Tribes of WarmSprings. My grandparentsare Francelia Miller,Esther Kalama andJonathan Culpus Sr. Mygreat grandparents arethe late Dora McBrideand Earl Miller, the lateKip Culpus and atwaiHilda Meanus-Culpus,and the late EvangelineSwitzler and Ross RickyKalama Sr.

I have lived on theWarm Springs Reserva-tion since I was 2 yearsold, and still reside here.I started day care here inWarm Springs at ECE, in

which I was a part of thetribal day-care program.I attended Warm SpringsElementary, JeffersonCounty Middle School,the Warm Springs k-8Academy, and I am cur-rently a freshman at Ma-dras High School. I haveplayed softball forWSNLL the last fouryears, as well as made AllStars to help representWarm Springs in the Dis-trict and State tourna-ments. I am currentlyplaying for the WSNLLand the Madras HighSchool JV softball teamin my free time. I workedat Kah-Nee-Ta Resortlast summer, and hope-ful to return again thisseason.

Thalia RoseCulpus

To the community ofWarm Springs,

My name is DeonLorenzo Culpus. I havea sister and one brother.My parents are JuliaCulpus and EstenCulpus, both enrolledmembers of the Con-federated Tribes ofWarm Springs. Mygrandparents areFrancelia Miller, EstherKalama and JonathanCulpus Sr. My greatgrandparents are the lateDora McBride and EarlMiller, the late KipCulpus and atwai HildaMeanus-Culpus, and thelate Evangeline Switzlerand Ross Ricky KalamaSr.

I have lived on theWarm Springs Reserva-tion since I was 4 yearsold, and still reside here.I attended Warm SpringsElementary, JeffersonCounty Middle School,and Madras HighSchool. I participated inthe SMILE Club whilein Warm Springs El-

ementary, as well as inmiddle school. I have let-tered in tennis at MHS,as well as made varsity.

I am currently ontrack to graduate my se-nior year at MadrasHigh School. I haveworked as a lifeguard atKah-Nee-Ta Resort thelast two seasons, and cur-rently I work weekendsand holidays during mytime in school until sum-mer break, then I will beworking full hours. Iplan to attend collegeafter I graduate fromhigh school.

Deon LorenzoCulpus

Adoption election candidates

Adriel AdrianPineda-Soto

My name is SorayaYvana Mendez. Mygiven Indian name is“Yaxhla.” My mother isJoy Ramirez (Soto). Mymaternal grandmother isYvonne Tapedo(Arthur), my maternalgrandparents wereMcKinley and JessieArthur. I am 17 yearsold and a senior at Ma-dras High School. I havebeen lucky enough toparticipate in the Lan-guage Bowl a few years,and also been a part ofthe Native AmericanLanguage program, alsoknown as NILI focus-ing on Sahaptin.

I have participated incheer leading, and havebeen involved in theJROTC program duringmy high school years.One of my accomplish-ments I would like toshare is I am a JROTCCadet Captain. I havereceived the NationalDaughters of theAmerican Revolutionfor Patriotism, Militaryand academic excel-lence. My ribbons in-

clude LET year, drillteam, color guard, PT,community service, per-sonal appearance, orient-ing, JCLC, Varsity Athlet-ics, JROTC Athletics.

I enjoy Jingle Dressdancing at powwows andmeeting new people eachtime. I do beadworkalong with my mother, sis-ter, aunt and grandma,and enjoy the time whenI find it in my busy sched-ule. Traveling, photogra-phy, contemporary dance,camping and the out-doors are just a few ofmy many interests. I haveworked at the Kah-Nee-Ta Resort for a few years.

Warm Springs is myhome and I am alwaysproud to represent WarmSprings in everything I do.If I am able to become atribal member, it willopen many doors forme—through education,and also being able tohunt and fish along withfriends and family mem-bers.

Soraya YvanaMendez

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Vote on June 13!The Tribal

Adoption Election

My name is AmayaBisland, my mother isRoxanne Johnson-Bislandand my father is BenBisland.

My mom is an enrolledmember of CTWS. Sheworks for Warm SpringsTelecom and my dadworks for Warm SpringsVentures.

I was born in Madrasand have lived here since2003. Before that welived in Arizona whereboth my parent went toschool. My grandfather isTheron Johnson, a CTWSmember and my grand-mother is Erma Garcia.

I am a very active per-son and when I’m notbusy I want to stay homeand read. I read everychance I can.

I am currently finish-ing up my freshman yearat Madras High School. Ihave been participating inBallet for over 5 years andhave been on PointeShoes for 2 years.

I am involved withCheerleading, SMILE,Caldera and JROTC atschool. This is the firstyear I have not done soft-ball or Cross Country.My goal is to graduateearly from High School.I want to go to college inFlorida where they havea great Marine Biologyprogram along with aJROTC program.

Amaya Bisland

My name is SebastianBisland, my mother isRoxanne Johnson-Bislandand my father is BenBisland.

My mom is an enrolledmember of CTWS. Sheworks for Warm SpringsTelecom and my dadworks for Warm SpringsVentures.

I was born in Madrasand have lived here all mylife. I went to ECE andmade some friends that Iam friends since we werebabies. I am currently fin-ishing up my 5th gradeyear at the WSK-8. Mygrandfather is TheronJohnson, a CTWS mem-ber and my grandmotheris Erma Garcia.

I am learning Numuand was part of this year’sLanguage Bowl.

I am part of SMILEand I play baseball. Before

baseball season started Iwas part of the WarriorSpirit program. I havegone root digging, Ilearned how to make myown moccasins and havebeen to the camp. I liketo play video games withmy friends.

Sebastian Bisland

My name is SerenityBisland, my mother isRoxanne Johnson-Bisland and my father isBen Bisland.

My mom is an en-rolled member of CTWS.She works for WarmSprings Telecom and mydad works for WarmSprings Ventures. I wasborn in Madras and havelived here all my life. Iwent to ECE and madesome friends that I amfriends since we were ba-bies. I am currently fin-ishing up my 3rd gradeyear at the WSK-8. Mygrandfather is TheronJohnson, a CTWS mem-ber and my grandmotheris Erma Garcia.

I am learning Numuand was part of thisyear’s Language Bowl. Iplay softball and am tak-

ing Hula classes. I like toread and play with my fam-ily and friends. Beforesoftball I was going to theSoaring Butterfly pro-gram, I learned how tomake chokers, shawls andstarted making my ownmoccasins.

Serenity Bisland

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My name is CashCody Reese. I am 11years old and was bornand raised here on theWarm Springs Reserva-tion. My father is FrankReese Jr. He was alsoborn and raised here andis a tribal member. Un-fortunately, I do not haveenough Warm Springsblood to be automaticallyenrolled. I would like tobe enrolled in this tribeand to be recognized as atribal member of theConfederated Tribes ofWarm Springs.

I am proud to be aNative American. I amvery excited to learnmore about my cultureand our nation. I am cur-rently an honor studentat Buff IntermediateSchool, and have beenable to maintain goodgrades for all my years ingrade school. I have alsomaintained perfect atten-dance during that time aswell.

I am very active insports and excited forwhat the future has instore for me. As an en-rolled member I will

honor my heritage andrespect my land and mynation.

My tribal memberfamily includes: Father:Frank Reese Jr. Grand-mother: Elizabeth ‘Lbby’Chase. Aunt: SaphroniaCoochise. Uncles: JakeCoochise and Jesse Reese.Great grandmother:Delilah Thomas Heath.And great great grand-mother: Elizabeth Teias.

Thank you for the op-portunity to be adoptedin and to be recognizedas a tribal member of theConfederated Tribes ofthe Warm Springs Reser-vation.

Cash Cody Reese

My name is ColtonRope Reese. I am 12years old and a sixth-grader at JeffersonCounty Middle School. Inow live with my dad onBear Drive, and I enjoyparticipating in Indianrodeos. I have recentlytaken an interest in wres-tling. Therefore I feel Iwould be an active mem-ber of the community.

I moved away withmy mom for a few shortyears, but my dad’s fam-ily, who are all tribal mem-bers, all live here, whichis where I want andchoose to be. When I wasborn I lived with my par-ents at my grandmotherLibby Chase’s home. Iwould like to be an en-rolled member of theWarm Springs Tribe, as Ihave always grown upand been around here.

I attended EarlyChildhood as an infantand also grade school atWarm Springs Elemen-tary. I have many friendsfrom Warm Springs. Iwant to have the honorto be able to fish andhunt with my dad, but toalso be able to do that

myself as I grow olderand provide for my ownfamily.

Please consider myapplication for enroll-ment into the Confeder-ated Tribes of WarmSprings.

My tribal familymembers are:

Father: Jesse Reese.Grandmothe: Elizabeth‘Libby’ Chase. Aunt:Saphronia Coochise.Uncles: Jake Coochiseand Frank Reese Jr

Sister: Tracee Reese.Great grandmother:Delilah Thomas Heath

Great great grand-mother: Elizabeth Teias.

Col ton RopeReese

Hello, my name isJasmyn Reese. I wouldlike to be a tribal mem-ber because our culturalmeans a lot to me and Iwould love to be apartof this tribe and get toknow the history. Itwould be a honor!

I am a graduating se-nior at Redmond HighSchool who is a 4.0 stu-dent. I have native affili-ation to Yakima andHoopa also.

My tribal memberfamily members are:

Father: Frank ReeseJr. Grandmother: Eliza-beth ‘Libby’ Chase. Aunt:Saphronia Coochise.Uncles: Jake Coochiseand Jesse Reese. Great

grandmother: DelilahThomas Heath. And greatgreat grandmother: Eliza-beth Teias.

Jasmyn Reese

The Senior Breakfastand Shopping Day is thisThursday, June 9.

Breakfast is from 8-10

a.m. at the Senior Center, andthe van will leave after. Therewill not be a senior lunch onthis day.

Senior Breakfast, Shopping DayThe Warm Springs Graduation Banquet for2016 graduates is this Friday, June 10 from 5:30p.m. at the Agency Longhouse. Graduates for 509-J and Wasco County High Schools should providecopies of diplomas to Carroll Dick at High Educa-tion. Graduates of other high schools, boardingschools, higher education institutions and voca-tional/technical schools should provide diplomasto Becky Picard in the Tribal Council Office.

The Summer Food Ser-vice Meal program providesnutritious summer meals toall kids 18 and under for free.

Breakfast is served at theWarm Springs Youth Centerin the Boys & Girls Club

Summer meals programfrom 8-8:30 and lunch from11:45 to 12:30. Also in Ma-dras at the Westside School,lunch is from 12-12:30 andan afternoon meal from 3-3:30.

Warm Springs FireManagement remindsWarm Springs residentsthat burn permits need tobe renewed if you would

Burn permits reminderlike to continue burning in2016.

Any questions can bedirected to fire manage-ment at 541-553-1146.

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My name is DamianIgnacio Reynoso. Mymother is Joy Ramirez(Soto), my maternalgrandmother is YvonneTapedo (Arthur) and mymaternal grandparentswere McKinley and JessieArthur. I am now 24 yearsold and waiting for the dayto come when I can say Iam a Warm Springs tribalmember. I have been onthe tribal adoption list forover 20 years and hold-ing onto hope that I alongwith my brothers and sis-ters will all be tribal mem-bers .I want to be able tospend time with familyand learn to fish and huntso I can provide for mymother as well as mygrandmother. When I wasa lot younger I was ableto go along with my bestfriend and his father andwatch them fish, and stillto this day my wish is tobe able to fish and takehome salmon.

I graduated from Ma-dras High School in 2010,and attended COCC forsome years while workingat Kah-Nee-Ta for manyyears. I spend a lot of time

skateboarding, hiking theoutdoors, and filming aswell as promoting agraphic printing businessfor my brother, and it allcoincides with our skatecrew, “The Abandoned,”while remaining focuseson a small skateboardingapparel business with mybrother Carlos and the artvision called “Reyn.”

Warm Springs is hometo me and my siblings,and it is the only place weknow as home. This iswhere our family andfriends live. I consider thisour community as a whole.

Damian IgnacioReynoso

To friends, family, andtribal members of theWarm Springs Indian Res-ervation,

My name is KiraCook, formerly KiraLangnese. My sister isKayla Casey, who is alsoup for adoption. I was thefirst baby born fromWarm Springs in 1982.My mother is RoxanneLangnese-Chinook, andmy grandmother wholives in Warm Springs isLupe Samuels. My uncleis Walter A. Langnese III,who recently retired as theChief Judge for WarmSprings Tribal Court. Mysister Jenaea Langnese,and my cousins are Tamaand Eric Langnese, whowork in Warm Springs. Ihave many close relativesliving on the reservationas well.

After graduating fromMadras High School, Iexcelled as a NCAA PoleVaulter for Western Or-egon University (WOU)Track and Field team, andworked three jobs whilecompeting and going toschool. I graduated fromWOU in 2004, with aBachelors of Health Edu-cation, and Minor inPhysical Education. I re-ceived recognition for myacademics, volunteerwork as well as Track andField accomplishments. Iwent on to gain one ofthe Nations top personaltraining certificates, theAmerican Council on Ex-ercise Personal TrainingCertificate. For the last 8years I have been aSports Performance Spe-cialist, Personal Trainer,mother and wife. Four ofthe eight years I have ranmy own successful train-ing business.

In the 1996 election wewere not voted in by onlya handful of votes. Mycousins Eric and TamaLangnese and Sister

Jenaea Langnese were allvoted in. As you canimagine this was heart-breaking for me and mysister. I am very proud tocall Warm Springs myhome, and my roots. Ilived on the reservationwhen I was baby, and leftthe reservation only be-cause my mother attendedCentral Oregon Commu-nity College from 1982–84, and Boise State Uni-versity from 1984-1988,where she earned a Bach-elor Fine Arts degree.

We moved back toWarm Springs when I wasin the third grade. Fromthird grade to high schoolgraduation at MadrasHigh School, WarmSprings was my home.While growing up inWarm Springs I was ac-tively involved in a num-ber of areas. I played bas-ketball, softball, partici-pated in 4-H, and proudlytraveled around Oregonand danced as a WarmSprings’ Rainbow Dancer.I proudly representedWarm Springs in the 1997North American Indig-enous Games for Trackand Field in Victoria, Brit-ish Columbia. At the In-digenous Games, I tookhome one of the fourgold medals in the entirehistory the games for Or-egon, for the javelin throwand Silver medal for thelong jump. I also of at-tended multiple commu-nity events as well asevents at the Longhouse.Warm Springs is myhome, it’s me, and whenanyone asks where I’mfrom, I proudly tell themall about Warm Springsand my upbringing on thereservation.

Thank you for takingtime to read my letter.With Love and Respect,

Kira (Langnese)Cook

My name is JaihlineYaida Ramirez. My givenIndian name is“Smalahne.” My parentsare Joy Ramirez (Soto)and Jose Ramirez. Mymaternal grandmother isYvonne Tapedo (Arthur),my maternal great grand-parents were McKinleyand Jessie Arthur. I am 11years old and in the sixthgrade. I am part of theTAG program in school,and play soccer and bas-ketball for run.

Most people here inWarm Springs know meby “Chacha.” I enjoy bak-ing, and go around in thecommunity meetingpeople, making newfriends and selling mybaked goods. I beadworkalongside my family, andlove to go to the pow-wows and dance. I am atraditional dancer, and Ilove the feeling when I’m

out there in the circle. Itell my mom that it’s agood and happy feeling inmy heart.

I have been raised hereand know that WarmSprings is and always willbe my home. I get tocamp and pick huckleber-ries, dig roots and somuch more.

Jaihline YaidaRamirez

My name is CarlosJesse Reynoso Jr. Mymother is Joy Ramirez(Soto), my maternalgrandmother is YvonneTapedo (Arthur) and mymaternal grandparentswere McKinley and JessieArthur. I am 25 years oldand this is my third timebeing on the WarmSprings tribal adoptionlist. I’m hoping that thetime is here, and that Ican finally call myself aWarm Springs tribalmember.

My interests are in art,drawing, filming andworking on the side on abusiness venture in skate-boarding apparel that willlaunch into an art visioncalled “Reyn.” My hopeis that it will grown andone day we are able tosponsor local kids in theCentral Oregon commu-nities. All this has comeabout from a small busi-ness my brother Damianand I started which was“Abandoned,” focusingsolely on the skateboard-ing lifestyle.

I have been workingfor the Indian Head Ca-sino for the past fourmonths, and also for thepast year at the JeffersonCounty school district.Prior to that I worked

many years at Kah-Nee-Ta, working as a cashierand in the accounting de-partment. I am enrolledin COCC working to-wards a business degree,and working while raisingmy 2-year-old son, whois an enrolled member ofthe Confederated Tribesof Warm Springs. Oneday I hope to be able togo fishing and huntingwith him because I knowhow important it is to beable to provide for yourfamily and learn these tra-ditional ways. I unfortu-nately have missed out onmany things, such ashunting and fishing, butwas able to go along witha good childhood friendand his father on huntingtrips and watch themhunt. I have been raisedhere and plan on beinghere to raise my son inWarm Springs.

Car los JesseReynoso Jr

From Anita Z. Bryant,Alyson B. Cole andSamantha M. Cole—Wasco/Warm Springs:

We would like to takethis opportunity to thankthe Tribal Council forpassing Resolution 12,158to hold an election onJune 13, 2016 to adopteligible candidates into theCTWS Membership.

Our auntie atwai IreneWells was a leader in theadoption election 20 yearsago, and she promoted the"Vote Yes for All of theAdoptees,” and it is myhonor to introduce to youmy daughters Alyson B.Cole and Samantha M.Cole.

Whether they meetblood quantum or not, ifyou are a descendant ofthe Warm Springs Nation:You are our people! VoteYes for All CTWSadoptees on June 13.

My daughtersSamantha M. Cole andAlyson B. Cole are beauti-ful inside and out. Wehave many friends andfamily here on the WarmSprings Reservation. Theywent to school and residedhere, participating in manyfunctions. They havegone on to be successfulworking young nativewomen.

Their grandmother isJoann J. Bryant and atwaiEdna Sanders (Smith).Our great grandparentsare Fred Smith and LucySmith (McCorkle) orWau-tum-me.

G r e a t - g r e a t - g r e a tgrandparents paternal sideare: Robert Smith or Sam-mutt & Annie Smith orClo-bin-wa. AnnieSmith’s mom was Kam-a-loush.

Fred Smith’s mom wasLucy Tufti or Tcau-a-wai-

ti. Lucy Tufti's father wasSlak-us.

Grea t -grea t -grea tgranddaughter’s maternalside are: WarrenMcCorkle or Tu-tan-u-cet and Minnie Gadshawor Wau-tum-me.Minnie's dad was How-ai.

Warren's father wasSah-quah. Warren’smother was Gal-lumtk orKamushnai.

Please make this a re-ality for Alyson B. Coleand Samantha M. Cole.To become enrolledmembers of the WarmSprings ConfederatedTribes. This validatestheir lineage, heritage andrecognition.

Respectfully,Anita Z. Bryant

My name is IzraiiAndres Mendez. Mygiven Indian name is“Izzy.” I am 16 years oldand a sophomore at Ma-dras High Schoo. Mymother is Joy Ramirez(Soto) and my maternalgrandmother is YvonneTapedo (Arthur). My ma-ternal great grandparentswere McKinley and JessieArthur.

I enjoy playing basket-ball and football for MHS,and in my spare time playbasketball with friends athe Community Center. Ialso spend a lot of mytime in and around thecommunity, doing hair-cuts and meeting new cli-ents, as this is somethingI hope to do full timeonce I graduate from highschool and barber school.#CutsBYGordo

I enjoy spending asmuch time as I can withmy classmates that I haveknown since our day-care

years. I also spend a lotof time doing familythings with my parentsand brothers and sisters,from powwows and set-ting up selling familybeadwork to helpingwhenever I can. I want tohunt and fish along withmy family to help providefor the elders in my fam-ily. I have been raised herein Warm Springs and thiswill always be home.

Izra i i AndresMendez

My name is MelissaDove Melting-Tallow.My grandmother isLolita Greeley, my unclesare Elton, Melvin, andHamilton Greeley; mygreat-grandparents areMerle Scott and JamesGreeley.

My mother MariaGodines taught memany of our traditionalways which she learnedfrom her sisters RobertaKirk, Olivia Wallulatum,Redine Billy and JoanSelam-Greeley. Throughthem, I have learned tobe respectful to our el-ders and traditions.

To me, enrollment isbeing officially recog-nized as one of ourpeople. It is being offi-cially part of our tribe.It is like having citizen-ship to be able to obtainemployment and hous-ing as well as being ableto dig roots, fish and

hunt. Being federally rec-ognized gives me outsideopportunities for collegegrants and other programsthat are not available tome now.

I love fancy shawldancing and being a goodrole model for my daugh-ter and younger siblings.

Vote yes for me, my sis-ters Victoria Godines andVivian Yazzie and ourbrother George Yazzie.

Melissa Dove Melt-ing-Tallow

2321 Ollallie Lane (POBox 6) Warm Springs,

OR 97761Call 541-553-1182

Call 541-615-0555

4202Holliday St.

From the time JadynMya was a baby I haveshared with her the samestories I grew up with. Iwanted her to knowabout her great greatgrandparents, Charlieand Georgiana Jackson,and their son Vernon andhis wife Louise who aremy grandparents.

Jadyn is proud toshare her regalia withher class at school, andshow them how to do abutterfly dance. Grow-ing up I was always con-fident about who I wasand where I came from.Jadyn knows that my fa-ther, Mark Jackson, isher Ic‘ga‘kus, maternalgrandfather in Wasco,and taught her little sis-ter how to say it too. I

would like to complete thestories of Jadyn’s heritagewith knowing she is atribal member.

Thank you.Aiyana Jackson

My name is VictoriaGodines. My Indian nameLatit Latit was given tome at my uncle OliverKirk’s home by mygrandmother LolitaGreeley. My mother isMaria Godines. Mygreat-grandparents areJames Greeley and MerleScott. We are WarmSprings-Wasco, people ofthe Columbia River. Myfather Victor Godines isof the Oaxaca Tribe.

Being an enrolledmember means beingpart of our people, ourancestors, and keepingour traditions alive. Itgives me identity of whoI am and part of. It isknowing that I have aplace to live, a placewhere I have manyfriends and family; and aplace to rest when Cre-ator calls. It is knowing Ican dig roots, fish, hunt,pick huckleberries andexplore our beautiful res-ervation.

Being an enrolledmember should not betaken for granted. It isour responsibility as atribal member to helpmake a better future forourselves and our people.It means pride, dignity,family, and culture, it is anhonor and a privilege.

Please vote Yes forme, my sisters MelissaMeltingtallow, VivianYazzie and brotherGeorge Yazzie. VictoriaGodines.

My name is VivianYazzie. I have lived hereon the reservation all mylife. My biological motheris Nesbah Yazzie, mygrandmother is VivianAdams, my great-grand-parents are Caleb Adamsand Beatrice Scott.

I give thanks toLouella Heath, RadineJohnson, Alicia Adamsand Maria Godines whohave assisted with myupbringing. Throughthem, I have learnedWashut and many of ourtraditional arts and cul-ture as well as disciplineand respect for our tra-ditions and elders.

In October of thisyear I will be leaving toboot camp to join theMarines; however, WarmSprings is my home.

Being enrolled is vali-dation of who I am. It

means family, friends,and tradition. It gives meprivileges of being able toharvest our traditionalfoods on our reservationand ceded lands.

Please vote for me,Vivian Yazzie, and my sis-ters Melissa Melting-tal-low, Victoria Godines andmy brother GeorgeYazzie.

Vivian Yazzie

My name is AnnetteChastain and my motheris Caroline M. Cruz, whois the current Health andHuman Services Gen-eral Manager for ourtribe.

My maternal grand-mother was the lateHenrietta KalamaJohnson. My maternalgrandparents were thelate Rose Kuckup andHenry Kalama Sr.

I am Wasco, Tenino,Pitt River, Nisqually andChoctah. I am also 1/32Hawaiian that is not ac-cepted as Native Ameri-can but this 1/32nd pre-vents me and my sisterVenesa Cruz and manycousins who share thesame grandmother frombeing automatically en-rolled.

Therefore we need tobe adopted by the voteof the Warm Springspeople.

I was raised in theWarm Springs area. Youmight of known me asAnnette Archer. I at-tended Warm SpringsElementary, Madras El-ementary, Madras juniorand high schools. Someof my best memorieswere playing in numer-ous local basketball tour-naments on WarmSprings teams.

I remember my

grandmother Etta at-tending almost everygame. I received myBachelors from EasternOregon State College,and my Masters in So-cial Work from Washing-ton State University.

I am a License Clini-cal Social Worker. I havebeen co-training with mymother for a number ofyears, and have been pro-viding clinical and pre-vention services toWarm Springs andJefferson County.

My paperwork to be-come a tribal memberhas been submitted formost of my life. Mymother has always madesure I have known myhistory and the impor-tance for my identity toknow my roots.

It would be nice to beable to finally say I am atribal member instead ofsaying I am Indian fromWarm Springs. Pleasevote for me and otherfamily members. Thankyou,

Annette Chastain

Hello, my name isLeroy Archer Jr. I wouldlike to be a tribal memberbecause my mother,grandmother, great grand-parents, uncles and cous-ins are tribal members. Itis something that I havewanted for a long time. Iwas on the last adoptionlist in 1996, and unfortu-nately did not get voted in.I assist the Warm SpringsAmerican Legion, whenneeded. I assist the WarmSprings seniors, whenneeded. I’m a manager forWarm Springs LittleLeague Baseball. I help mymother with various RedCross functions in warmSprings, and am certifiedwith Red Cross. I will still

do these things regardlessif I get adopted in or not,but if I do get adopted in,I will be someone that willbe proud to be a tribalmember, and tribal mem-ber other tribal memberscan look up to and knowthat voting me in was awise and correct decision.Sincerely,

Leroy Archer Jr.

Hello, my name isFrancisco Medina. I am20 years old.

I’ve lived on the WarmSprings Reservation allmy life. This is my homewhere all my life is. Thisis where I learned theways of my people. Iwant to be a tribal mem-ber because I want to beable to provide for myfamily, like I was broughtup but never got to do. Iwant to be proud to callmyself a tribal memberof the Warm Springs Res-ervation. I also want tohelp more in the commu-nity, and get more in-volved. I want to makechanges and help clean upthe reservation. But mostof all I want my peopleto be able to claim me astheir own. I claim theWarm Springs Reserva-tion and my family andhome, that’s all I’veknown.

As a young boy I playedbaseball here in Warm

Springs on the Little Bucksand Bucks.

My family is PhoebeLaRose, mother; KimMedina, grandmother;Billie Jo Bagley, greatgrandmother, andGertrude Bagley, greatgreat grandmother.

I have quite a few morefamily members that aretribal as well. I would justlike the opportunity to beconsidered a tribal mem-ber and recognized.

Francisco MedinaHernandez.

My name is Paul A.Martinez Jr. My dad is anenrolled member. Hisname is Paul AlexanderSr. My grandmother isatwai Henrietta “Etta”Kalama Johnson.

I have lived andworked on the WarmSprings Reservation forthe past 24 years. I wasemployed by Fire Man-agement, Fire and Safety,the Salmon Corp, andcurrently for the past twomonths I started workingfor Fire Management atthe start of the season. Istarted working forDeschutes Crossing at age13.

Most of you know mypast when I was lost in thisworld, doing things wrongdue to bad choices. I havechanged my ways of liv-ing to better myself andregain good control ofmy life. I have been toCounseling CPS appoint-ments, went to parenting

classes and received mycertificate showing I com-pleted the class success-fully. I want to continue do-ing well and hopefully oneday make another indi-vidual see there is hope ofchanging and becoming aproductive person for ourpeople. They also canmake better choices in lifeand become a better rolemodel for others. Thankyou.

Paul A. Martinez Jr.

VirginiaHoaglin

Hoops tourney June 17-19The Honor Veterans

Powwow Committee willhost an open men’s bas-ketball tournament, June17-19, at the WarmSprings Community Cen-ter.

The tourney will be inmemory of Dean SeanSohappy.

The entry fee is $350(half to secure a spot paidin full by first game). Thistourney is not for high

school students.First place team wins

Pendleton leather sleevejackets. Other awards:

Ten runner-up sweat-ers. Ten third-place t-shirts. Ten All Star sweat-ers (hoodies); one MVPjacket.

For more informationcontact Preston Meanusat 503-997-9577; or An-drea Sohappy at 541-777-7238.

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Please vote yes for mydaughter, Keira MarieSaldana, to become aTribal Member on June13. Keira will be fiveyears old on June 14,Warm Springs has beenher home her whole life,as it has been mine andalways will be. Keiraloves to dance at pow-wows with her friends.She also participates inballet classes. She loves toplay sports too.

Keira’s grandparentsare Heather Alford andEdward Heath. Chrisand LeRoy Smith, Sr. areher great-grandparents.

Leroy Allen, Jr. is hergrandfather and LindaAllen is her great-grand-mother.

Please vote YES forKeira on June 13. Thankyou! ~ Krysten (Allen-Alford) Saldana

My name is MuirinnJanae Adams-Guijosa(Warm Springs, Wasco).

My Indian name isUtalpi Kusi (CrazyHorse) informally givento me by my great-grand-mother Bea.

I am 17 years old anda 2016 graduate of Ma-dras High School. Mymother is Alicia Adams,my grandmother wasatwai Myrtle Adams, andmy great-grandparentswere atwai Beatrice Scottand Caleb Adams.

I have grown up onthe reservation for mostof my life. I often travelto play in basketball tour-naments and have alsobeen active in volleyball,soccer, softball andtrack. I have been a tra-ditional food gathererand server for theAgency Longhouse. Iused to travel the PacificNorthwest to participatein powwows, and I’veparticipated in many ac-tivities on the reserva-tion.

I have representedWarm Springs and calledWarm Springs home mywhole life. Being an en-rolled tribal memberbrings huge opportunities

through education andemployment. I plan onbecoming a police officerfor the WSPD or a para-medic for Warm SpringsFire & Safety, and hopeto make my way up to ahomicide detective.

Although I onlymissed the blood quan-tum for automatic en-rollment by 1/64, I feelthat people look at medifferently because I amnot a tribal member. Tome, being a WarmSprings tribal membermeans that I have aplace to call home, aplace where I am ac-cepted, a place where Ifeel safe, and a placewhere I can be put to restwhen my time comes.

Muirinn JanaeAdams-Guijosa

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Itukdi Wigwa and NiixPachway,

My name is MateyisMichael Penney-Jackson.I am 3 years old and likeplaying with Star Warstoys, reading books, andsinging songs on my handdrum.

Kahseuss Jackson (en-rolled ConfederatedTribes of Warm Springs)and Sarah Penney (en-rolled Nez Perce) are myparents. My paternalgrandparents areDeborah Jackson (en-rolled ConfederatedTribes of Warm Springs)and Burl Williams (en-rolled Owens ValleyPaiute Shoshone). Mymaternal grandparents areDavid Penney (enrolledNez Perce) and MariePenney (enrolled SanteeSioux). My paternalgreat-grandparents wereVernon and Louise Jack-

son and my paternal great,great-grand parents wereCharlie and Georgianna(Miller) Jackson.

I am proud to descendfrom several tribes but Iwould like to be enrolledin Warm Springs like mydad.

Mateyis MichaelPenney-Jackson

My name is DeniseFrancine Hill and mymother is tribal memberRose Mary Alarcon. Mygrandmother was also en-rolled. Her name isHenrietta “Etta” Kalama.

I worked for Kah-Nee-Ta and the Indian HeadCasino for the past fiveyears. I lived in the Ham-lets for almost three years,and lived with my motherfor around six months. Iam currently living withmy mother temporarilyfor the past five months.

I have learned manythings about WarmSprings, such as traditions,cultures, elders, season forroots-luuksh, Bitterroot-piaxii, wild carrots-sakwi’itand huckleberries-winwanu. I learned this atwork through my co-workers with whom I amrelated: the Smiths, theKalamas, the Martinezes.I met a lot of my familyfor the first time and wasamazed at how many thereare.

Since I have been com-ing to Warm Springs since

birth every year, I wouldcome and stay here withfamily members. I love ithere, learned new things,and met new family mem-bers that I have nevermet before.

I would like to be atribal member. I woulddo great things. I havebeen helping elders whileworking at the casino andbefore working at thecasino. I aspire to be aWarm Springs tribalmember to learn more ofmy tribal history and cus-toms, knowing my peopleare Warm Springs.

Denise Hill

Hello, my name isDevynn Rodriguez. I’m19 years old, and I amfrom Warm Springs. I wasraised by two of the bestpeople our communityhas to offer, my grandpar-ents Bob and KimMedina. However, if youtruly knew me you’d un-derstand that they are myparents.

I have lived in WarmSprings my whole life,learning the many traitsour culture has to offer. Ihave great teachers andadvisors, elders, who I’velearned our ways from.

Not being a tribalmember has restricted mefrom all the things othershave done that couldhave been life changinglike jobs, housing and out-door traditions.

I do understand thepart I would rather have,of knowing where we’recoming from to under-stand both the people sideand the political side. Butbecause my enrollmenthas been pending since Iwas a baby, Pending stilldoesn’t make you a mem-ber.

As much as I’d lovemy son to grow up insuch a beautiful place ashis mother, unfortunatelyI’m unable to do so, be-cause I’m not a tribalmember and I’m not ableto have a home under myname.

I have many tribal

member family that arehere today and some thatare gone such as mymother Terri Philpot,grandmother KimberlyMedina, great grand-mother Billy Joe Bagley,great great grandmotherGertrude Bagley, and mygreat uncle Alfred Bagley.

I love the outdoors,hunting, fishing, berrypicking, camping. I’d loveto be able to do thosethings on my own, with-out having to wait to seeif someone is willing totake me. Instead of hav-ing my grandma with meto gather, I’d like to ableto go out on my own andgather things for my fam-ily. Not only do I not havethe privilege of suchthings, but so do others,so I ask please vote Yesto All.

Devynn Rodriguez

My name is NathanCarl Strong. I'm 5 yearsold and live in Madras.

My mom is LeoraStrong who is tribal mem-ber attending school to bea nurse. My dad is Tho-mas Strong and works atthe Warm Springs Com-modities warehouse.

I would like to be amember of the WarmSprings reservation be-cause my family is, and Iam a part of them. I fallshort of automatic enroll-ment requirements by 1/16. Vote for me NathanStrong on June 13.

Family tree: Mother:Leora Strong. Father :Thomas Strong. Grand-mother: Vernita ‘Tuhee’

Adams. Great Grand-mother: Beatrice Scott.Great Grandfather: CalebAdams.

Thank you.Nathan Car l

Strong

I am Monica RoseLittleLeaf (Kirk) Tufti. Iam the daughter of An-thony James Little Leaf(Kirk). My Grand-mother is Lolita Greeleyand my Great-grandpar-ents are Merle (Scott) andJames Greeley.

I am married to AlexTufti, he is my bestfriend, my soul mate. Hismother was Atwi CarolineJohnson, she was a won-derful, loving mother-in-law.

Currently, I work atthe Early Childhood Edu-cation Department, a jobI really enjoy. PreviouslyI worked at the IndianHead Casino and for ashort time at Tribal Court.

Through the JTPAProgram, I attained workexperience in jobs Ithought I could never ac-quire. Although, I havesome college education inbusiness administrationand computer science. Iam grateful to the JTPAProgram for work expe-rience in the WarmSprings Police Depart-ment/Dispatch, Warm

Springs Fire and SafetyDepartment where I at-tained my AmbulanceDriving Certificate andthe Range and AgricultureProgram.

I have lived in WarmSprings for several yearsnow. Warm Springs is myhome. I appreciate thetraditional learning expe-rience provided by myWarm Springs/Wascofamily.

Thank you for takingthe time to consider myrequest for a “yes” votefor enrollment from all ofus who wish to be an of-ficial Warm Springs TribalMember.

Monica RoseLi t t leLeaf (Ki rk)Tufti

Logan Kylish Phiferand Inorah Kyrene Phiferare candidates in theadoption election.

Their mother is TrishaJohnson. Grandparentsare Marissa Stradley andRick Stradley.

Great grandma isLenora Polk. And greatgreat grandparents,Hattie Symentire andJames Polk.

We would like to beenrolled as CTWS TribalMembers because this ishas and always will behome!

We are active mem-bers in the community

(LongHouse, 4-H, Danc-ing). Thank you.

Logan Kylish Phiferand Inorah KyrenePhifer.

My name is ElkeLittleleaf Kirk. My fa-ther is Charles Kirk, akaLittleleaf.

The Warm Springsand Wasco is from mygreat grand parents,James Greeley andMerle Scott.

My background withthe tribes are roots, ber-ries, hunting and fishing,Longhouse and pow-wows.

I’ve started a fewbusinesses here in WarmSprings. My current busi-ness is a fishing guide ser-vice I share with my wifeAlysia Aguilar, who isalso a tribal member.

I have made manysacrifices to come andlive in Warm Springs.Not many know howmuch love and work wedo with the tribe as asmall business. I’m alsoan activist for our tribesto protect our rivers andstreams. We helped fightagainst Nestle and theTesoro oil plant.

Being an enrolledmember will make my

life complete. It’s alreadybeen one of the happiestmoments of my life…even if I’m not enrolled.

That piece of paperwill not stop me frombeing Warm Springs andWasco. For it’s already inmy heart of who I amforever. When my lastbreath is taken on thisearth, my truest desire isto be buried with myfamily in Warm Springs.Elke Littleleaf Kirk

Hello, my name isBuck Littleleaf Kirk. Myfather is Elke Kirk. Mygrandfather is CharlesKirk, aka Littleleaf.

My Wasco and WarmSprings bloodlines comefrom my great grand par-ents James Greeley andMerle Scott. I was raisedto harvest berries and tofish and hunt. I also was a

member of the 4-H WascoDance Team here. We didperformances all over.

It’s my ultimate goal tobecome an enrolled mem-ber. Warm Springs is andwill always be my home. Ionly wish to live as a tribalmember with all my fam-ily and friends. Thank youall for your support.

Buck Littleleaf Kirk

MikahEstrada

MaricellaRodriguez

Vote on June 13!The Tribal

Adoption Election

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My name is TrevorHurtado. My mother isFay Hurtado and my fa-ther is Forrest Leonard;my grandparents areButch Hurtado, son ofRubina Scott Hurtado(Warm Springs) andgrandson of Joseph G.Scott (Warm Springs),and Anna Hurtado(Warm Springs) daughterof Julia Barney (roll #40Warm Springs).

I was born and raisedin Warm Springs and willalways considered this myhome. The knowledge,skills and experiences thathave contributed to mylife have been from thisreservation.

I have many peoplefrom here to thank forsharing their knowledgeand skills; and because ofthat I have been able tocreate a balance throughworking with horses andlivestock.

Trevor Hurtado

My name is ShyrelleHurtado. I am thedaughter of RaymondHurtado and my grand-parents are ButchHurtado, son of RubinaScott Hurtado (WarmSprings) and grandsonof Joseph G. Scott(Warm Springs), andAnna Hurtado daughterof Julia Barney (WarmSprings).

I lived in WarmSprings the first 10years of my life and re-turned when I was 19years old to live with myfamily. With their sup-port and guidance I have

earned my associates de-gree, paramedic/EMTtraining.

I am seeking to find aplace in the health fieldwithin the community ofWarm Springs. Through-out all my travels and ex-periences, I have learnedthat this is where myheart is.

Shyrelle Hurtado

My name is JoshuaDane Hurtado Smith.My mother is BuffyHurtado and my grand-parents are ButchHurtado, son of RubinaScott Hurtado and grand-son of Joseph G. Scott(Warm Springs) and AnnaHurtado daughter ofJulia Barney (WarmSprings).

Warm Springs has al-ways been my home andonce my training is com-plete I would like to re-turn and contribute to theoverall health and welfareof a people that I callmine.

I have been blessedto work with many el-ders throughout the res-ervation, through theirteaching; I understandthe importance of theland, water and ourpeople.

Joshua DaneHurtado Smith

My name is PaigeHurtado (Smith). Mymother is Buffy Hurtadoand my grandparents areButch Hurtado, son ofRubina Scott Hurtadoand grandson of JosephG. Scott (Warm Springs)and Anna Hurtadodaughter of Julia Barney(Warm Springs).

My entire life I havebeen raised in WarmSprings.

When I introduce my-self, I say, that I amfrom Warm Springs. Ev-erything that I haveworked towards, built,done, and will do, will al-ways have Warm Springsin mind.

I was taught whereyou come from is one of

the most importantthings in this world.And being enrolled willaccurately reflect this.

I will continue mywork developing nativeyouth into positive na-tives and continue to bea resource for ourpeople and community.

Paige Hurtado(Smith)

My name is IvareneHurtado. My mother isDesiree Hurtado and mygrandparents are ButchHurtado, son of RubinaScott Hurtado and grand-son of Joseph G. Scott(Warm Springs) and AnnaHurtado daughter ofJulia Barney (WarmSprings).

I was born and raisedin Warm Springs. I havebeen blessed to be taughtby so many of our eldersand understand our heri-tage and the fight we arein to keep it alive.

I am currently studyingspeech, language and lin-guistic studies at PortlandState University with theplan to return home oncemy program is complete.

Ivarene Hurtado

Hi, My name isEvangeline Trimble-Hood,the daughter of DarleneTrimble and Brad Hood.I am a Wasco/WarmSprings tribal member de-scendant, and want to beenrolled. My mother is atribal member of the Con-federated Tribes of WarmSprings. My grandmother,Evangeline Trimble, who isknown for her beautifulbeadwork, is also a tribalmember of the Confeder-ated Tribes of WarmSprings. My grandfather isa tribal member of theYurok Tribe in Hoopa,Calif.

My father Brad Hoodis the son of James andSusan Hood. My father’sside of the family is notNative. My father hadraised me and made suremy culture was still in mylife.

I’m a 2010 Culver HighSchool graduate. I attendedSouthwestern OregonCommunity College inCoos Bay. I studied athletictraining. I only did one

term because I am cur-rently pregnant. Afterthe baby is born, I’ll begoing back to college tofinish my education. I’llbe majoring in SportsManagement at COCC.I enjoy playing volleyballand softball. Mostly soft-ball! I also enjoy seeingall the beautiful dressesand beadwork , and thesmell of fry bread.

I look forward to be-ing a tribal member ofthe Confederated Tribesof Warm Springs, be-cause I will be federallyrecognized. Thank you.

E v a n g e l i n eTrimble-Hood.

My name is KristinNicole Rhoan Perales. Iam 34 years old. I live inNampa, Idaho, and workfull time at one of ourlocal high schools. I ammarried and have threechildren—two boys,Mikel, 16, and Marcos,9; and a daughter,Graicien, 5. My father isKelly Gene Rhoan. Allmy life, my father hastaught and instilled in megreat respect for our Na-tive American heritage. Ihave always been veryproud of who I am andwhere my ancestors camefrom. Now, in turn I teachthese values to my chil-dren. I would be so hon-ored to be adopted intothe Warm Springs Tribe.This has been a desire ofmine since I was a verysmall girl, and feel just astrong about it today. I

am active in my churchand community, andknow I would be a greataddition to the tribe. Ihope you will considerme for adoption. I wouldbe so honored to be amember and representthe tribe of the WarmSprings Reservation.

Thank you for yourconsideration.

Kristin RhoanPerales.

I truly desire for mykids to become members.They are proud of theirheritage and want to beable to do more with theirlives, if they become mem-bers. Thank you for yourcaring consideration at thevoting. Sincerely,

Kerry Rhoan (son ofGordon Rhoan, grandsonof Lizie Amiel.

My name is Debra LeeRhoan Aguirre-Shank. Iam 33 years and themother of three youngchildren. I am the oldestdaughter to Kerry DeanRhoan, who is a memberof the Warm SpringsTribes. I am writing thisletter in regard to theadoption. It is an honor tobe considered for adop-tion into the tribe. My fa-ther has always talkedabout how wonderful it isto be a tribal member andcarrying on our Indianheritage. I have alwayswanted to be a memberof the Warm Springs Res-ervation since I was asmall child. It is importantfor me to carry on the his-tory and knowledge of myIndian heritage to my chil-dren. Historically and tra-ditionally, tribal adoptionhas been practiced givingmore insight to tribal cus-toms and ceremonies. I

am excited to be a part ofit. I have been to the res-ervation to visit familyand experience traditionalceremonies. These arememories I hold dear.Thank you for taking thetime to hear my story, andI am blessed to be WarmSprings Indian. Sincerely,

Debra L. RhoanAguirre-Shank.

Dear People of WarmSprings:

Hello, my name isKayla Desirae Casey, andI’m 27 years old. MyGreat Grandmother wasJeanette Bruno, myGrandmother is Lupe(Garcia) Samuels, andmy mother is RoxanneJeanette Langnese-Chi-nook.

My sisters are KiraLangnese-Cook, andJenaea Langnese-Frye. Ilived with my motherRoxanne and my sisterKira on my reservationsince I just turned 2years old. My motherrelapsed in 1997, and Iwas forced to live withmy father in Idaho. Mymother won custodyback of me in 2001, andI have lived in Bellingham,Wash., ever since.

I graduated fromWarm Springs HeadStart, Early ChildhoodEducation, and attendedWarm Springs Elemen-tary. I want to be a Warm

Springs Tribal Memberbecause I am very proudand identify with myWarm Springs/Wascoheritage, and memoriesof growing up here.

I am an artist like mymother, grandmotherand great grandmother.In 1996, my sister JennyLangnese and my cous-ins Eric and TamaLangnese were adopted inand became tribal mem-bers.

My sister Kira and Imissed being adopted inonly by a handful ofvotes. It was a very sadtime. However, I hopeyou will please vote forme and my sister, and allof us that are eligible foradoption.

It will be an honor tosay I am a member ofthe Confederated Tribesof the Warm Springs In-dian Reservation. Thankyou for your time andconsideration. Sincerely,

Kayla D. Casey(Langnese)

Krystian Yam-McGill,date of birth March

30, 2011l.

I am writing this let-ter to say why I wouldwant to be enrolled withthe Warm Springs Tribe.The answer is simple, fora sense of belonging tomy heritage. My fatherKelly Rhoan has alwaysraised me to be proud ofmy heritage and wheremy family came from.From a very young age Iwas made aware ofwhere my father and therest of the family arefrom, also being fortu-nate enough to visit with

aunts and uncles andother family membersas a child and also as anadult. I am very proudof my Native Ameri-can background andwould be honored to beadopted into the tribe,to be able to not onlyhave honor in knowingwhat my heritage is, butto have a sense of own-ership and pride inknowing that I am partof it. Thank you somuch. BrookeRhoan-Soshea.

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Please vote yes for myson, Rufino Arriel Galan,to become a tribal mem-ber on June 13.

Rufino is 6 years old.He has lived in WarmSprings all his life. He hasattended ECE and cur-rently attends WS k-8.

Warm Springs is hishome, as it is mine andalways will be. I want myson to enjoy the oppor-tunities I have had beingan enrolled member ofthe tribes.

Rufino’s grandparentsare Chris and LeRoySmith Sr. His great-grandparents wereStanley and Dorothy

Smith. His great greatgrandparents were Wesleyand Annie Smith.

Please vote Yes forRufino on June 13.Thank you! ~

Hello, my name is Leasally Littleleaf-Kirk,daughter of CharlesLittleleaf-Kirk, grand-daughter of Lolita Greeley,great granddaughter ofMerle Scott and JamesGreeley.

I am 26, an artist andbusiness owner. I live inPortland. I have workedvery hard to become thewoman I am today.

I would like to becomea member of the WarmSprings tribe to connectwith my family, the landsof our ancestors, and to

the future of this tribe, itslanguages and traditionsand people.

To grow as a person,educate myself further,to help keep traditionssafe, to inspire and teach.To give love and empa-thy and respect where itsneeded.

Please vote for all!Lea Sally

I am James Hance andI was born on January 29of 2000 in Bend. Mymother is Farrell Lucei.My maternal grand-mother is Hazel T.Saligan, and my maternalgrandfather is (unknown).My matneral great grand-mother is Janice M. Lucei.My maternal great grand-father is Norman E.Lucei.

I want to be a tribal

member so when familyneed wood to cut I willbe able to do it. Whenthere is no meat in thefreezer I will be able togo hunt and fish. I will beable to do this when myfamily is in need or ofthey are sick. I will be ableto go on the back roadswithout having to have atribal member with me.Sincerely,

James Hance.

My name is JansenCody Harrington. I am12 years old, in the sixthgrade and have lived inMadras all my life.

My mother is LoriSue Smith. She is a tribalmember of WarmSprings. My father is JeanD. Harrington and he isa tribal member of theKlamath tribe and he isdeceased. My grandfa-ther is Stanley “Buck”Smith Jr. on the Wascoside and my grandfatheris Richard DickHarrington Sr. on theKlamath side.

I am active in football,basketball and baseball,and could possibly beyour upcoming Native

American pro basketballplayer.

I am interested in be-ing adopted into yourtribe because I would liketo learn my Native Ameri-can culture and continuepracticing my hunting andfishing rights. I have beenfeeding horses and cattlewith Grandpa Buck,Uncle Jason and UncleButch; I also help cutwood. I want to continuelearning the reservationlifestyle because it’s in myblood.

My family is presentlygetting a homesite on thereservation. If you voteto adopt me, I will makeyou proud of me. JansenCody Harrington.

Our names are JosephAlexander Chaplin andCharles Chaplin. Ourmother is Dawn Osmondand we would like to re-ceive your vote to be en-rolled into the Confeder-ated Tribes of WarmSprings. We are descen-dants of Jeannette Brunoeand Delores Garcia. It hasbeen a long dream of oursto become tribal mem-bers, and to be part ofsomething so great and tohelp continue the traditionof Warm Springs is anhonor.

We are Wasco Indianand grew up in WarmSprings. We both went toelementary school hereand lived at 1302 EagleWay for most of our lives.I remember playing teeball for Fire and Safetyand going to Pi-Ume-Sha,listening to 8 Ball do histhing on the microphone,and playing craps withLyell at the Longnouse. We

have tried several times aschildren to get enrolledbut we were too young tovoice our thoughts aboutbeing adopted. With allthis being said, we needyour help as tribal mem-bers to vote for us whenthe time comes.

We will always con-sider Warm Springshome. Thank you forreading this and pleasehelp us accomplish ourlife-long goal, which is tobe members of the Con-federated Tribes and con-tinue our legacy as NativeAmericans.

Joseph AlexanderChaplin and CharlesChaplin

Hi, My name isMelanie Adams. Mymother was Shielyn Calica,and my grandparents areWanda Calica andRaymond Tsumpti. I amvery proud of my Wascodescendancy, and I havelived in Warm Springs onand off my entire life.Warm Springs always hasand will be my home,which is why I would liketo be recognized as a

Shielyn Calica Adamswith her children TroyJr., Raymond, Melanieand Mariah.

tribal member. Thank you.Melanie Adams.

Murray Blaine is theson of Casandra Mosesand Jered Moses (step-father), grandson ofAngelina Sorrelhorse andgreat grandson of Jeffand Shirley Sanders.Murray is very active inthe community withsports and culturalevents. Murray has beenin many sports such askarate, soccer, t-ball andfootball. He has also at-tended the AIS (AutniIchishkeen Sapsikw’at)school for a few yearsand continues to learnour language and culture.Murray does well inschool and his new pas-sion is raising chickens.Murray is a grass dancerand loves to powwow.Murray is a fast learnedand he is eager to learnmore traditions.

Jered has been a greatinfluence on Murray andhis siblings by teachingthem to work hard, how

to fish and hunt, as wellas how to take care andprocess fish and meat.Murray loves living in hishome here in WarmSprings, and has accli-mated to his surround-ings. His friends and fam-ily have strong ties here,and as a parent I wouldn’twant to have my childrengrow up anywhere else.

This is our home, thisis where we belong andthis is where our familyis.

Izeyah Frutos Lopez

Myles Davis

Jaihline Rodriguez

Laki Aiden Jones is mygreat grandson, and I feelit is important for me towrite in behalf of him tobecome a tribal member.

He is descendant toOits Johnson, Paiuteleader of the 78 Paiuteswho returned to theWarm Springs Reserva-tion in 1878. Oits wasmarried to SarahJohnson, and they had ason, Mark Johnson, whomarried Sallie Johnson.Mark fathered four chil-dren, Una, Addie, Orinand Luella. Una wouldhave been Laki’s great-great-great grandmother.Una Johnson and JohnnieTewee had a son,Raymond Johnson Sr.Raymond Johnson Sr.,Paiute Chief, would havebeen Laki’s great-greatgrandfather. Raymond(Tape) Johnson marriedRosanna Charley and hadseveral children, one be-ing me, Myra Johnson-Orange. I had children,one being SandraJohnson-Perez, now mar-ried to Isidro Perez.Their daughter, AlainaJohnson Jones is nowmarried to Isaac Jones,and are the parents toLaki.

Laki was born at Ma-dras and has been resid-ing within the boundariesof Warm Springs sincebirth. I have taken thetime to raise my grand-

children, knowing whothey are and where theycome from. My grand-children, who now willinclude Lake, are taughtand exposed to the threecultures and languages ofour reservation.

Laki is one-eighthWarm Springs blood,Paiute, Sahaptin, Colville,Yakama and Umatilla. Ibelieve that it is very veryimportant that Laki learnhis heritage and where heis from, so that he will beidentified as a WarmSprings tribal member.He will learn much ofthat by belonging to aplace and being groundedand stable in his personallife. So please submit hisname for adoption. As allcan see, Laki will haveopen opportunity to learnhis bloodline, languagesand traditions of theWarm Springs Reserva-tion. Respectfully submit-ted,

Myra Johnson-Or-ange.

We are submittingour son Laki Aiden Jonesfor adoption into theConfederated Tribes. I,Alaina Johnson-Jones,tribal member, have re-sided on the reservationall my life.

It is important to usand to Laki to belong tothis tribe, as we all needto belong and obligateourselves to a place. Webelieve Laki has oppor-

tunities to learn his lan-guages and traditions thatwill strengthen his heri-tage, therefore openinghis opportunities to giveback to the tribe when hegrows to adulthood.

We appreciate your at-tention and considerationregarding the future ofour son, Laki Aiden Jones.

With respect, AlainaJ o h n s o n - J o n e s ,mother.

Adoption into the Con-federated Tribes of warmSprings would be a greatprivilege to me. It has al-ways been my hope toone day obtain tribalmembership status so thatI can become a fully rec-ognized member of theWarm Springs tribe.Membership will allow meto become a fully Nativemember of the tribe.Membership will also al-low me to strengthen my

link with my heritage asmy family has always en-couraged me to maintain,as well as foster, my bondwith the ConfederatedTribes of Warm Springs.

By obtaining member-ship status with WarmSprings, I would strive topromote the cultural, so-cial and economic wellbeing of the WarmSprings people and theircommunity.

Laura Manion

Nakomis Rivera

Starlaina Lawson

Kira Langnese-Cook

I am RaymondAdams, and I would liketo get enrolled in theConfederated Tribes ofWarm Springs, becauseall my family is here andI’ve lived in WarmSprings and Simnashoas a child. And I wouldlike to now be recog-nized as a Warm Springsmember.

Raymond Adams

Vote on June 13!

The TribalAdoptionElection

The polling place at theCommunity Center will beopen from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Camp Naimuma isJune 12-16 at HeHe.It’s open to the first 50boys and 50 girls whoapply. Camp is opento youth currently ingrades 6-8. The reg-istrat ion deadl ine isJune 10th. For infor-mation talk to DeanieSmi th a t Cu l tu re &Heritage.

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Hello people of WarmSprings. My name is LakiJones born February 12th2012, and I’ve been raisedhere in Warm Springs. Ialso would like to intro-duce you to my new babybrother Reiko Jones bornApril 12th 2016. Our par-ents are Alaina and IsaacJones. Our mother’s momis Sandra Johnson, thedaughter of MyraJohnson. We are descen-dants of Chief OitsJohnson.

My mom and dad arebuying a home in SanNashville, Oregon, and weplan to live here as longas we are able to. Mybrother and I will grow uphere and do all we can toparticipate in traditionaland culture ways of lifeand hope to learn the lan-guage of our people. Mymom will be learning withus too, so that we canbuild strong bonds withour family and commu-nity. We also plan to playsports and go to schoolhere so that we can be astrong part of our com-munity in that way too. Soplease vote Yes so we can

be proud Warm Springstribal members too.Thank you all

Please vote yes for allLaki Jones

My name is VivianYazzie. I have lived hereon the reservation all mylife.

My biological mother isNesbah Yazzie, my grand-mother is Vivian Adams,my great-grandparents areCaleb Adams and BeatriceScott.

I give thanks to LouellaHeath, Radine Johnson,Alicia Adams and MariaGodines who have assistedwith my upbringing.Through them, I havelearned Washut and manyof our traditional arts andculture as well as disciplineand respect for our tradi-tions and elders.

In October of this yearI will be leaving to bootcamp to join the Marines,however, Warm Springs ismy home.

Being an enrolled isvalidation of who I am. It

means family, friends, andtradition. It gives me privi-leges of being able to har-vest our traditional foodson our reservation andceded lands.

Please vote for me-Vivian Yazzie and my sis-ters Melissa Meltingtallow,Victoria Godines and mybrother George Yazzie.Thank you, VivianYazzie

Adriel Pineda, dob 3-10-92. Carlos Reynoso,dob 10-27-90. DamienReynoso, dob 2-23-92.

Jolene and Joy Soto—mother, Avon ArthurTapedo. Father, FreddieSoto.

Avon Arthur Tapedo,mother Geraldine Arthur.

Geraldine Arthur,mother Jessie AndersonArthur. Father, McKinleyArthur. They had ninechildren, married in 1918in The Dalles.

Jessie Ander Arthur—Susan Polk Anders, fatherof Jessie-John Anderson.John Anderson and wifeSusan had six children,Harrison David, EmilyWaheneka, our motherwas Anna AndersonTewee, full sister to JessieA. Arthur, Margaret Pe-ters Charley, daughter ofMary Anderson Peters,full sister to Jessie Arthur,McKinley Arthur, father

Chester Arthur.Chester and

Katherine had six chil-dren, all died at an earlyage. Youngest daughterIsley Arthur died givingbirth to a still born, 1934McKinley Arthur, 1967.

I could go back an-other generation butmost are Indian names,only Susan Polk Ander,Jessie Anderson Arthurmother had WarmSprings numbers.

This is the family his-tory of Adriel Pinea,Carlos Reynoso andDaminem Reynoso.They have lived with theWarm Springs Reserva-tion since birth, grand-children.

I am the only elder leftalong with Taylor Arthurand Harrison Davis andMargaret Peters Charley.

Dated March 1996.

The following is a list of allof the adoption election candi-dates who are on the June 13ballot, as provided by Vital Sta-tistics.

The candidates are listed al-phabetically, with the last namefirst. The name is followed bythe individual’s date of birth,age, quantify of CTWS blood,quan t i t y o f o v e r a l l Na t i v eblood; followed by the parent/g r andpa r en t ( i n f o rma t i o nseperated by a dash - ):

Adams, Jr. Troy Allen -05/24/86 - 30 - 13/64 - 13/64 - M. Sheilyn Adams/Wanda Calica

Adams, Mariah - 08/04/92 - 24 - 13/64 - 13/64 - M.Sheilyn Adams/WandaCalica.

Adams, Melanie Shielyn- 12/30/89 - 26 - 13/64 -13/64 - M. Sheilyn Adams/Wanda Calica.

Adams, Raymond - 1/7/1994 - 22 - 13/64 -13/64 -M. Sheilyn Adams/WandaCalica.

Adams, Samuel JosephWallace(Jodell Yazzie) - 09/02/96 - 19 - 13/64 - 63/128- Nesbah Yazzie/Vivian LeeAdams.

Adams-Guijosa, MuirinnJanae - 08/25/96 - 19 - 15/64 - 15/64 - Alicia RaeAdams/Myrtle Julia Adams.

Alvarez Jr., Tommy Joe -12/08/05 - 9 13/64 -13/64 - Tommy Joe AlvarezSr/Lois Kay Estimo.

Antekeier, Brandon Tyler- 12/09/96 - 19 - 3/16 - 3/16 - Susan Kay Antekeier/Arlene Boileau.

Aragon, Anaveya Nadine- 09/24/09 - 6 - 15/64 - 39/128 - Tianna FrancianaAragon/Nadine Scott.

Archer Jr., Leroy - 09/02/63 - 47 - 7/32 - 7/32 - RoseMary Martinez/HenriettaJohnson.

Archer, Angel V F - 02/25/89 - 27 - 7/32 - 7/32 -Ernestine Martinez/Henrietta Johnson.

Archer, Annette Carol -10/15/68 - 46 - 7/32 - 7/32- Caroline Martinez Cruz/Henrietta Johnson.

Barta, Daniel Aaron - 05/16/08 - 8 - 3/16 - 3/16 -Marcella M Barta/GarlandBrunoe.

Barta, Isabella Marie - 04/16/04 - 12 - 3/16 - 3/16 -Marcella M Barta/GarlandBrunoe.

Barta, Jeren Michael - 09/20/09 - 6 - 3/16 - 3/16 -Marcella M Barta/GarlandBrunoe.

Belgard, Murray Blaine -08/10/09 - 6 - 7/32 - 7/32- Canssandra Ann LopezFrutos & Nicholas Belgard(Siletz).

Beymer, Shain Kelly - 05/06/03 - 13 - 13/64 - 13/64 -Waylon Russell Beymer/Ruth“Pinky” Beymer.

Beymer. Wessley Hawke -04/07/00 - 16 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Waylon Russell Beymer/Ruth “Pinky” Beymer.

Bisland, Amaya Mabel -06/28/01 - 14 - 7/32 -11/32 - Roxanne Johnson-Bisland/ Tharon Johnson.

Bisland, Sebastian JakobJames - 10/31/04 - 11 - 7/32 - 11/32 - RoxanneJohnson-Bisland/ TharonJohnson.

Bisland, Serenity Ellea -10/18/06 - 9 - 7/32 - 11/32- Roxanne Johnson-Bisland/Tharon Johnson.

Boyd, Saige Anthony - 06/07/06 - 9 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Alexxis J’Nay Jim/RowenaJohns/ Bruce Jim-Barbara.

Briseno Stanfill, AlexanderMichael - 02/10/97 - 19 -15/64 - 15/64 - AlbertoBriseno Jr/Joannie Greely.

Brunoe, Ashley Irene (akaAubrey Jan Miller) - 08/14/96 - 19 - 5/32 - 5/32 - AngieMichelle Brunoe/ Ann Seyler.

Brunoe, Caramon Koda

Raven - 05/02/06 - 10 - 97/512 - 97/512 - Sean XavierBrunoe/ Gilbert Brunoe.

Brunoe, Ikena Lo’Le - 01/07/07 - 9 - 3/16 - 3/16 -John Gilbert Brunoe/Marcella Gibson.

Brunoe, LaKecia MarieAntoinette - 11/20/02 - 13 -97/512 - 97/512 - SeanXavier Brunoe/ GilbertBrunoe.

Brunoe, Machea Dahyeah- 10/02/09 - 6 - 3/16 - 3/16- John Gilbert Brunoe/Marcella Gibson.

Brunoe, Oudeah Aiyanna- 08/07/01 - 14 - 3/16 - 3/16 - John Gilbert Brunoe/Marcella Gibson.

Brunoe, Tsoyah Marie -07/20/04 - 11 - 3/16 - 3/16- John Gilbert Brunoe/Marcella Gibson.

Brunoe, Urban Sidney -01/12/98 - 18 - 3/16 - 3/16- John Gilbert Brunoe/Marcella Gibson.

Camara, Adam Rodrigo -07/23/06 - 9 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Tallulah Fawn McGill/Debra McGill.

Camara, Monika Araceli- 04/11/08 - 8 - 7/32 - 7/32- Tallulah Fawn McGill/Debra McGill.

Camara, Natalya Miranda- 07/23/06 - 9 - 7/32 - 7/32- Tallulah Fawn McGill/Debra McGill.

Canute-Brunoe, RaistlinXavier Lee - 12/31/2000 -15 - 97/512 - 97/512 - SeanXavier Brunoe/ GilbertBrunoe.

Casey, Kayla Desirae - 05/11/89 - 27 - 1/8 - 1/

8 - Roxanne Langnese-Chi-nook/Lupe Garcia.

Chaplin, Charles Jerome -03/06/81 - 35 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Dawn Osmond/DeloresPhilpot.

Chaplin, Joseph AlexanderJohn - 02/26/83 - 33 - 1/8 -1/8 - Dawn Osmond/Delores Philpot.

Clemens, Aiden Estelle -09/25/92 - 23 - 3/16 - 3/16- Nicole Rae Kerr/BarbaraStarr.

Cole, Alyson Bethany -08/17/90 - 25 - 3/16 - 7/16- Anita Zonnie McEwen/Joan Bryant.

Cole, Samantha Maureen- 10/06/91 - 24 - 3/16 - 7/16 - Anita ZonnieMcEwen/ Joan Bryant.

Crawford, Maggie May -04/08/12 - 4 - 7/32 - 9/32 - Howard Crawford Jr./Luceilia Berry.

Danzuka, Lynelle Marie- 03/04/10 - 6 - 3/16 - 3/16- Melissa Raye Danzuka/Kathy Danzuka.

Davis, Myles Kairees -11/04/99 - 16 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Anthony Davis Sr./ AnitaDavis.

Dawalt, Angela Ellen - 11/19/77 - 35 - 1/4 - 1/2 -Doris M Picard ( Grand-mother)/ Amy Reed (GrtGrandmother).

Decora, Ashlei Michelle- 03/09/03 - 13 - 31/128 -51/64 - Sheena D MCourtney/ Sheryl Courtney.

Dimmick, Ivan Hardisty- 06/01/11 - 5 - 1/8 - 57/128 - Charlene Dimmimick/Raymond Moody.

The candidates

Dimmick, Leo Marcus -08/07/12 - 3 - 1/8 - 57/128 - Charlene Dimmimick/Raymond Moody.

Estrada, Makiah Lei - 03/10/03 - 13 - 13/64 - 23/64- Sacheen Thea Estrada/Thea Barney.

Frank, Brennan Lee - 04/28/08 - 8 - 13/64 - 21/64 -Renso Rodriguez/ LeminnieSmith.

Frutos Lopez, Izeyah Rob-ert - 01/03/06 - 10 - 13/64- 13/64 - Casandra FrutosLopes/ Angelena Sorrelhorse.

Galan, Rufino Arriel - 08/27/09 - 6 - 13/64 -13/64 - Randi Yorei Smith/Leroy Smith Sr.

Garcia, Josue - 06/03/02- 14 - 7/32 - 57/128 -Tallulah McGill/ DebraMcGill.

Gerba, Keenan Zachary -01/02/02 - 14 - 15/32 - 15/32 - Victoria M Spino/ LauraRobinson.

Gillespie, Gene S - 12/15/97 - 18 - 1/8 - 1/8 - Rae JeanGilliespie/ Delores Philpot.

Godines, Victoria Chanell- 04/10/99 - 17 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Maria Ellena Godines/Lolita Greely.

Graybael, Jasmine Lirelle- 03/02/90 - 26 - 13/64 -13/64 - Tracy Graybael/Marie Calica.

Graybael, Wesley Swan -

05/24/88 - 28 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Tracy Graybael/ MarieCalica.

Hance, Illiana Hazelynn- 01/29/00 - 1631/128 - 31/128 - Farrell KLucei/ Hazel Saligan.

Hance, James Alexander- 01/29/00 - 16 - 31/128 -31/128 - Farrell K Lucei/Hazel Saligan.

Harrington, Jansen Cody- 12/10/1988 - 27 - 13/64 -27/64 - Lori Smith/ Stanley“Buck” Smith Jr.

Henderson, Cameron Jo-seph - 08/30/94 - 21 - 7/16- 7/16 - Edward RobertHenderson/ Carol Cochran.

Hill, Denise Francine - 01/15/70 - 44 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Rose Mary Alacron/Henrietta Johnson.

Hoaglin, Virginia Marie -07/01/00 - 15 - 7/32 - 43/128 - Mandy Mae Switzler/Amos Switzler Jr.

Hurtado Smith, JoshuaDane - 04/06/88 - 28 - 3/8- 3/8 - Dana JoleneHurtado/ Anna Hurtado.

Hurtado, Braiden Rowel- 03/02/06 - 10 - 55/128 -56/128 - Trevor Teton LewisHurtado/Anna Hurtado.

Hurtado, Cooper Eileen- 10/24/07 - 8 - 55/128 -56/128 - Trevor Teton LewisHurtado/Anna Hurtado.

(The list of candidatescontinues on page 12.)

I want to be adoptedbecause I feel like I be-long already. My dad’swhole side of the familyhas some tribe they belongto, connecting them backto their ancestors for gen-erations. I, however, amnot a member and feel cutoff from my ancestorslike they all are acceptedand good enough and I amnot. When I meet newpeople and they ask mewhat I am and I tell themNative, they always followup with what tribe. I feelhomeless and awkwardnot being able to say withcomplete certainty this is

my tribe because techni-cally I am not a member.

Being adopted inwould mean acceptanceto me, connecting me for-ever to a tribe and mypast.

Courtney Nolan

Ashlie DeCora Quinn Swazo

Family picture with mom Sheena and uncles

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Hurtado, Ivarene Rubina- 03/08/90 - 26 - 1/8 - 23/64 - Desire Ann Hurtado/Anna Hurtado.

Hurtado, Shyrelle Marie- 08/01/83 - 32 - 1/8 - 23/64 - Raymond LloydHurtado/ Anna Hurtado.

Hurtado, Trevor TetonLewis - 03/02/81 - 35 - 7/32 - 56/64 - E FayHurtado/ Anna F Hurtado.

Iverson, Kaliyah Michelle- 7/20/2000 - 15 - 31/128 -31/128 - Yvonne MichelleIverson/ Marjorie Kalama.

Jack, Justin Josiah - 05/21/05 - 11 - 13/64 - 13/64- Cameron Jack/ ReldaKalama.

Jack, Layne Tyler - 03/21/03 - 13 - 13/64 - 13/64- Cameron Jack/ ReldaKalama.

Jack, Matthew MosesJohnson - 02/20/83 - 33 -98/512 - 98/512 - (GrtGrandmothers) IreneBrunoe, Minni Wesley.

Jack-Melvin, KrystahTaika - 06/07/05 - 11 - 13/64 - 13/64 - VangeliqueCatherine Jack/ ReldaKalama

Jack-Melvin, ReldaLadema - 10/26/02 - 13 -13/64 - 13/64 - VangeliqueC Aguilar/ Relda L Kalama.

Jack-Parks, Brendon -02/18/98 - 18 - 3/64 -13/64 - Cameron Jack/Relda Kalama.

Jackson, Jadyn Mya - 05/10/07 - 9 - 35/256 - 35/256 - Aiyana J Jackson/ JMark Jackson.

Jefferson, Aja’nah Arvana- 08/27/08 - 7 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Sallie Polk-Adams/Dempsena Alanis Ruiz.

Jefferson, DeriseDevonche James - 10/21/09 - 6 - 1/8 - 1/8 - SalliePolk-Adams/ DempsenaAlanis Ruiz.

Jim, Matthias - 10/05/14- 1 - 7/32 - 7/32 - StacyRenee (Scott) Jim/ DarrylScott.

Jones, Laki Aiden - 02/12/12 - 4 - 1/8 - 1/8 - AlainaJohnson/ Sandra PerezPerez.

Jones, Reiko - 04/11/16- 1-1/2 mos - 1/8 - 1/8 -Alaina Johnson/ SandraPerez Perez.

Kalama, Mikaela Yvonne- 01/03/13 - 3 - 13/64 - 21/64 - Aaron Ross Kalama/Ross Kalama Sr.

Kirk Ohi Yellowhorn -10/28/70 - 42 - 7/32 - 1/4- Charles Little Lead Kirk/Lolita Greely.

Kirk, Elke Littleleaf - 10/15/1968 - 47 - 7/32 - 1/4 -Charles Little Lead Kirk/Lolita Greely.

Kirk, Isis Rose Little Leaf- 01/05/92 - 24 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Charles Little LeadKirk/ Lolita Greely.

Langnese,-Cook, KiraDawn - 01/05/82 - 34 - 1/

8 - 1/8 - Roxanne Langnese-Chinook/Lupe Samules.

Lawson, Starlaina Saiza -07/23/09 - 6 - 97/512 -225/512 - Essi GailLawson/ Estelle Lawson.

Leclaire, Hailey Wawukya- 03/23/09 - 7 - 13/64 - 63/128 - Johnnie JamesLeclaire/ Dacid Leclarie Sr.

Littleleaf, Kirk, Lea Sally- 03/08/90 - 26 -7/32 - 9/32 - Charles Little LeadKirk/ Lolita Greely.

Madrigal, Gabriel Chris-topher - 04/18/07 - 9 - 15/32 - 7/16 - Dora FloraPayne/ Willette V Payne.

Manion, Kadie Rose - 09/11/89 - 26 - 3/16 - 3/16 -Edwin Manion/ UrbanaManion.

Martinez Jr., Paul - 01/31/82 - 34 - 7/32 - 7/32 -Paul A Martinez Sr./Henrietta Johnson.

Medina, Essie MaeLawson - 08/05/12 -3 - 97/512 - 225/512 - EssiGail Lawson/ EstelleLawson.

Med ina -Hernandez ,Francisco Abella - 10/10/95- 20 - 1/8 - 1/8 - Phoebe AGray/ Kimberly Medina.

Meltingtallow, MelissaDove - 04/19/81 - 35 - 7/32 - 27/32 - Maria EllenaGodines/ Lolita Greely.

Mendez, Izraii Andres -03/26/00 - 16 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Joy Frederica Ramirez/Yvonne Tapedo.

Mendez, Soraya Yvana -06/07/98 - 18 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Joy Frederica Ramirez/Yvonne Tapedo .

Miller, Leah Marie Jack- 9/2/1963 - 52 - 1/8 - 23/64 - McKinley Wesley (GrtUncle).

Minter, Serrina Anne -11/21/02 - 13 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Sara Renea Switzler/Victor Switzler Sr.

Minter, Sierra Marie -06/21/01 - 14 - 7/32 - 7/32 - Sara Renea Switzler/Victor Switzler Sr.

Mireau-Adams, TraysonAlonzo - 06/15/08 - 7 - 15/128 less 1/8 - 27/64 - TysonCaleb-Carl Adams/ GayleenAdams.

Mitchell-Jack, JaquaidenEthan Hawk - 05/21/06 -10 - 13/64 - 13/64 -Frederic Franklin Jack/Relda Kalama.

Nicholls, Aiden Chance -05/07/96 - 20 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Tiffany Shaw/ MavisShaw.

Nicholls, Nigel Love -08/12/98 - 17 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Tiffany Shaw/ MavisShaw.

Nolan, Courtney Amber- 05/24/93 - 23 - 3/16 - 7/16 - Edward RobertHenderson/ Carol Cochran.

Ohte, Quintin Ty - 09/23/11 - 4 - 1/8 - 1/4 -Kirstn Billey/ Ada Billey.

Otter, Reese River - 07/

25/08 - 7 - 3/16 - 3/16 -Kimberley Binder/ AnnSeyler.

Otter, Trustin Chance -09/09/06 - 9 - 3/16 - 3/16- Kimberley Binder/ AnnSeyler.

Penney-Jackson, MateyisMichael - 02/21/13 - 3 - 35/256 - 167/256 - KahsuessJackson-Williams/ DeborahJackson.

Pennington, LeightonTaggart - 06/16/78 - 35 -7/32 - 3/8 - Yvonne PoorBear/ Delcie Scott.

Phifer, Inorah Kyrene -07/20/06 - 9 - 1/8 - 1/8 - Trisha Stradley-Phifer/Marrisa Stradley.

Phifer, Logan Kylish -07/31/03 - 12 - 1/8 - 1/8 - Trisha Stradley-Phifer/Marrisa Stradley.

Pichette, Jered James -10/01/96 - 19 - 7/32 -7/32 - Adeva Pichette/Darryl Scott.

Pineda Soto, ,AdrielAdrian - 03/10/92 - 24 - 1/8 - 1/8 - Jolene Soto/Yvonne Tapedo.

Ramirez, Jaihline Yaida -06/25/04 - 11 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Joy Ramirez/ YvonneTapedo.

Reese, Cash Cody - 02/15/01 - 15 - 3/16 - 1/4 -Frank Reese Jr./ ElizabethChase.

Reese, Colton Rope - 01/23/00 - 16 - 3/16 - 1/4 -Jesse Reese/ ElizabethChase.

Reese, Jasmyn Ann - 01/10/98 - 18 - 3/16 - 1/4 -Frank Reese Jr./ ElizabethChase.

Renfro, RoshoneAngelina - 05/09/03 - 13 -7/32 - 11/32 - BrianRenfro/ Carolyn Johnson.

Rex-Hurtado, PaisleyMae - 03/12/04 - 12 - 7/64- 56/128 - Trevor Hurtado/E. Fay Hurtado.

Reynoso Jr., Carlos Jesse- 10/27/90 - 25 - 1/8 - 1/8- Joy Ramirez/ YvonneTapedo.

Reynoso, Damian Ignacio- 02/23/92 - 24 - 1/8 - 1/8- Joy Ramirez/ YvonneTapedo.

Rhoan Aguirre-Shank,Debra Lee - 11/11/73 - 37- 13/64 - 13/64 - KerryDean Rhoan/ GordonRhoan.

Rhoan Perales, KristinNichole - 06/28/71 - 38 -13/64 - 13/64 - Kelly GeneRhoan/ Gordon Rhoan.

Rhoan, Kameron LesterDean - 10/10/87 - 28 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Kerry Rhoan/Gordon Rhoan.

Rhoan-Soshea, BrookeElaine - 11/18/81 - 34 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Kelly GeneRhoan/ Gordon Rhoan.

Rivera, Nakomis Wanbli- 03/24/07 - 9 - 13/64 - 17/64 - Laneya Marie Smith/Frank Smith.

Rodriguez Longknife,Aiyana Sophia - 06/07/11 -

5 - 1/8 - 7/16 - JessicaRodriguez/ Bobbi Jo Berry.

Rodriguez, Izaih Sonny -09/11/00 - 15 - 13/64 - 13/64 - Sergio Rodriguez/Leminnie Smith.

Rodriguez, Shanti Yamir- 09/07/03 - 12 - 13/64 -13/64 - Renso Rodriguez/Leminnie Smith.

Rodriquez, DevynnBelynn - 10/02/96 19- 1/8 - 3/8 - Terri JoleneIxcolin/ Kimberly Medina.

Ruby, Cayne D - 05/04/13 - 3 - 21/128 - 21/128 -Daniel Ray Ruby/ RonClements.

Ruiz, Christina Katherine- 10/24/02 - 13 - 1/8 - 1/8 -Richard Smith III/ RoseScott.

Saldana, Keira Marie - 06/14/11 - 4 - 1/8 - 23/128 -Krysten Saldana/ Leroy AllenJr.

Santos, James Albert - 08/24/03 - 12 - 1/8 - 1/8 - An-thony James Santos/ AlbertoSantos Jr.

Sargeant, Cedar Orion -12/10/10 - 5 - 1/8 - 27/128 - Roshena Sargeant/Valena Sargeant.

Sargeant, Cyress Ash - 05/29/15 - 1 - 1/8 - 27/128 -Roshena Sargeant/ ValenaSargeant.

Scott, Abigail Kia Eugeni -04/06/94 - 22 - 7/32 - 7/32- James Scott/ Delcie Scott.

Scott, Jase Landon - 01/31/08 - 8 - 7/32 - 7/32 -James Scott/ Delcie Scott.

Scott, Jordan James - 06/29/98 - 17 - 7/32 - 7/32 -James Scott/ Delcie Scott.

Scott, Nevin August - 08/08/10 - 5 - 29/128 - 105/256 - August Reynolds Scott/Brigette M Scott.

Shaw, Savannah Jessica -03/27/99 - 17 - 7/32 - 7/32- Casandra A Lopez Frutos/Angeleina Sorrelhorse.

Smith, Eva Artemis - 09/07/11 - 4 - 87/512 - 87/512- Taylor Smith/ DeanieSmith.

Smith, Paige Allan - 04/30/89 - 27 - 7/32 - 7/32 -

Dana Jolene Hurtado/ AnnaHurtado.

Stevens-Ortiz, DakotaJames - 07/05/91 - 24 - 15/64 - 15/64 - Michael JosephOrtiz/ Joyceline Sutterlee.

Strong, Nathan Carl - 06/25/10 - 5 - 15/64 -5/64 - Leora Strong/ VernitaAdams.

Teeman Rubio Holliday,Katysha Mercedez - 04/18/98 - 18 - 7/32 - 7/32 - MariaOlivia Machic Holliday/Beatrice Lopez.

Thomas, Devontre James- 02/22/97 - 19 - 3/16 - 3/16 - Ramone JamisonStevens/ Mary Sando-Emoolah.

Thomas, Tyra KayAnn -08/17/98 - 17 - 3/16 - 3/16- Ramone Jamison Stevens/Mary Sando-Emoolah.

Thompson, Joseph Dennis- 07/07/09 6 - 3/16 - 5/16 - Aaron Thomp-son/ Joel Thompson.

Trimble, Colton Andrew- 03/28/92 - 24 - 3/16 - 1/4 - Reona Trimble/Evangeline Trimble.

Trimble, Evangeline Eliza-beth - 10/04/91 - 24 - 3/16- 1/4 - Darlene RubyTrimble/ Evangeline Trimble.

Trimble, Jericho Dakota- 09/26/93 - 22 - 3/16 - 1/4- Reona Trimble/ EvangelineTrimble.

Tufti, Monica Rose - 02/25/69 - 45 - 7/32 - 7/32 -Anthony James Littleleaf/Lolita Greely.

Vivanco, Christian Adrian- 11/30/10 - 5 - 25/128 -25/128 - Linda Marie Smith/Debra Tooke & Jamie Smith.

Wahnetah, CheyenneLaRae - 11/25/92 - 23 - 1/8- 27/64 - Christine Smith.

Washington, Jakobi - 06/14/02 - 13 - 7/32 - 7/32 -Leo Washington/ DelcieScott.

Washington, Josiah - 10/08/00 - 15 - 7/32 - 7/32 -Leo Washington/ DelcieScott.

Yam McGill, KrystianEnrique - 03/30/11 - 5 -7/32 - 57/128 - Eilene Vivian

The candidates McGrill/ Debra McGrill.

Yam-McGill, Letticia Lynn- 09/04/12 - 3 - 7/32 - 57/128 - Eilene Vivian McGrill/Debra McGrill.

Yazzie, George ValentinoAaron - 10/11/99 - 16- 31/128 - 63/128 - NesbahBeatrice Yazzie/VivianAdams.

Yazzie, Vivian Lee George- 01/17/98 - 18 - 31/128 -63/128 - Nesbah BeatriceYazzie/Vivian Adams.

Dawalt, Angela Ellen-April 19, 1981 - 1981 - 1/4 -1/2 - Doris M Picard grand-mother - Amy Reed greatgrandmother - Bessie ReedTovar.

Estrada, Makiah Lei -March 10, 2003 - 13/64 -23/64 - Sacheen TheaEstrada mother - TheaBarney Grandmother - Annie& Robert Smith.

Summerhalder, JermaineOhShay - Jan. 16, 2013 - 27/128 - 43/128 - motherStephanie Marie Gomez -Andrea Sapuay grandmother- Annie & Robert Smith.

Culpus, Thalia Rose - Feb.18, 2001 - 7/32 - 29/64 -mother Julia Francelia CulpusFrancelia - Fritz Miller grand-mother - Mary & WilliamMcBride, Henry &Jessie(Pipshire)Heath.

Culpus, Deon Lorenzo -July, 05 1999 - 7/32 - 29/64- mother Julia FranceliaCulpus - Francelia Fritz Millergrandmother - Mary & Wil-liam McBride, Henry &Jessie(Pipshire)Heath.

Elliott, Richayla Irene - July10, 2001 - 5/32 - 5/32 -mother Michelle Elliott -Irene Wells grandmother -Fred Smith and LucyMcCorkle.

Elliott, Tasha Breanna -March 05, 1990 - 5/32 - 5/32 - mother Michelle Elliott -Irene Wells grandmother -Fred Smith and LucyMcCorkle.

Rodriguez, Maricella Lillie- Oct. 31, 1997 - 1/8 - 3/8 -mother Terri Jolene Ixcolin -Kimberly Medina grand-mother - George Pitt Sr andDaisy Pepino.

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Public Safety

The following are jobsposted recently by the tribalHuman Resources Depart-ment:

Part Time Janitor - Voca-tional Rehabilitation.

Fire Medic (Part-Time).Protective Care Provider

- CPS.

Bail/bonds - May 26CALICA, Jose; CR230-

16;TR, UUPCSWARR;SC/FTA-CR ARRN;;DWS/R SC/FTC-BP

CLOUD, Mary; CR75-16;UUPCS, PDPSC/FTC-SP

JIM, Levi; CR363-16;AAOCFDTX;NEWCHARGES; CWWP DTX;SC/FTA-JUDGE TRIAL

PRICE, Ssmpson Sr.;CR352-16; RA, UUPCS,PDP, ESNEW CHARGES

STORMBRINGER,Shard; CR354-16; TR,B&ENEW CHARGES

STRONG, William;CR218-16; UUPCS,PDPDTX;WARR;SC/FTA-STATUS; CR292-16;DC DTX;SC/FTC-BP;CR142-16;PDP, UUPCSDTX; SC/FTC-BP

SWITZLER, Vernice;CR613-10; A&BWARR;SC/FTC-SP; CR574-10;

M I C H A E LMCCONVILLE, Petitioner, vs.KATRINA SAMPSON, Re-spondent; Case No. DO66-12.TO: MICHAELMCCONVILLE; KATRINASAMPSON:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a CONSERVA-TOR/ GUARDIAN Hearinghas been filed with the WarmSprings Tribal Court. By thisnotice you are summoned toappear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 20th dayof JUNE, 2016 @ 11:00 AM

TANA FRANK, Petitioner,vs. RENSO MORENO-RODRIGUEZ, Respondent;Case No. DO7-15. TO: RENSOMORENO-RODRIGUEZ;TANA FRANK:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a SHOW CAUSEHearing has been filed with theWarm Springs Tribal Court. Bythis notice you are summonedto appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 12th dayof JULY, 2016 @ 10:00 AM

LAURIE DANZUKA, Peti-tioner, vs. ASHLYNNEDANZUKA, Respondent; CaseNo. DO35-16. TO: LAURIEDANZUKA, ASHLYNNEDANZUKA:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that CONSERVA-TOR/ GUARDIAN Hearinghas been rescheduled with theWarm Springs Tribal Court. Bythis notice you are summonedto appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 12th dayof JULY, 2016 @ 2:30 PM

CAROLYN STRONG, Pe-titioner vs. WINTERDAWN,BRIAN RENFRO, Respon-dent; Case No. DO161,162,163-12. TO: CAROLYN STRONG,WINTERDAWN RENFRO,

BRIAN RENFRO:YOU ARE HEREBY NO-

TIFIED that a Conservator/Guardian Hearing has been filedwith the Warm Springs TribalCourt. By this notice you aresummoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 12TH day of JULY, 2016 @9:00 AM

RONNIE CULPS SR., Peti-tioner, vs. SKYLA THOMP-SON, Respondent; Case No.DO42-16. TO: RONNIECULPS SR., SKYLA THOMP-SON:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that FILIATIONHearing has been rescheduledwith the Warm Springs TribalCourt. By this notice you aresummoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 14th day of JULY, 2016 @11:00 AM

OLEA YAHTIN, Petitioner,vs. TREVER TEWEE, Re-spondent; Case No. DO151-06.TO: TREVER TEWEE,OLEA YAHTIN:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a PETITIONFOR SUPPORT Hearing hasbeen filed with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 14th day of JULY, 2016 @2:30 PM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs.SHEILINA CHARLEY, RE-SPONDENT; Case No.JV74,75-10. TO: SHEILINACHARLEY, CPS & JV PROS-ECUTOR:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that an ASSISTEDGUARDIANSHIP REVIEWhas been filed with the WarmSprings Tribal Court. By thisnotice you are summoned to

appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 21ST dayof JULY, 2016 @ 11:00 AM

JULIA SIMTUSTUS, Peti-tioner, vs. JARREN DAVIS,Respondent. TO: JARRENDAVIS, JULIA SIMTUSTUS.Case No. DO21-16:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a PETITIONFOR FILIATION Hearing hasbeen filed with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 22ND day of JUNE, 2016 @10:00 AM

STANLEY SMITH III, Pe-titioner, vs. WENDI HILLER,Respondent; Case No. JV77-08.TO: WENDI HILLER, CPS,JV PROS, STANLEY SMITHIII:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a Show CauseHearing has been filed with theWarm Springs Tribal Court. Bythis notice you are summonedto appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 14th dayof JUNE, 2016 @ 10:00 AM

JOSIE MILLER, Petitioner,vs. JAY BLACKWOLF, Re-spondent; Case No. DO39-16.TO: JOSIE MILLER, JAYBLACKWOLF:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a CONSERVA-TOR/GUARDIAN Hearinghas been filed with the WarmSprings Tribal Court. By thisnotice you are summoned toappear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 20th dayof JUNE, 2016 @ 3:30 PM

DAVINA LUCEI, Peti-tioner, vs. VERNONSAMPSON, Respondent; CaseNo. DO24-16. TO: VERNONSAMPSON, DAVINA LUCEI:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a PETITIONFOR FILIATION Hearing hasbeen filed with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 22ND day of JUNE, 2016 @10:30 AM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs.ELEANOR WILLIAMS,MARCUS MULDROW SR, Re-spondent; Case No. JV167,168-05. TO: ELEANOR WILL-IAMS, MARCUS MULDROWSR, CPS, JV PROS:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a PERMA-NENCY Hearing has been filedwith the Warm Springs TribalCourt. By this notice you aresummoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 22ND day of JUNE, 2016@ 3:30 PM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs.BEULAH WALKER, Respon-dent; Case No. JV75-15. TO:BEULAH WALKER, CPS, JVPROS:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a Review Hearinghas been filed with the WarmSprings Tribal Court. By thisnotice you are summoned toappear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 30th dayof JUNE, 2016 @ 11:00 AM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs.ELEANOR WILLIAM, Re-spondent; Case No. JV113-05.TO: Eleanor Williams, CPS,Juvenile Prosecution:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a PermanencyHearing has been filed with theWarm Springs Tribal Court. Bythis notice you are summonedto appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 22nd dayof June, 2016 @ 2:30 PM

Anita Bryant, Petitioner, vs.Andrea Cook, Respondent;Case No. RO12-16. TO: AnitaBryant/ Andrea Cook:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that a Restraining Or-der Hearing has been scheduledwith the Warm Springs TribalCourt. By this notice you aresummoned to appear as a wit-ness in this matter at a hearingscheduled for July 6, 2016 @10:00 a.m.

CTWS, Petitioner, vs. ESSIELAWSON, MARCUSCONNER, RESPONDENT:TO: ESSIE LAWSON,MARCUS CONNER, CPS &JV PROSECUTOR: Case JV29-13.

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that an PERMA-NENCY HEARING has beenfiled with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 27TH day of JULY, 2016 @10:00 AM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs. ESSIELAWSON, HECTOR SAIZA,RESPONDENTCase No.JV29-13. TO: ESSIELAWSON, HECTOR SAIZA,CPS & JV PROSECUTOR:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that an PERMA-NENCY HEARING has beenfiled with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 27TH day of JULY, 2016 @11:00 AM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs DOR-OTHY KALAMA, JERRYCLEMENT, RESPONDENT;Case No. JV52-04, JV183-01.TO: DOROTHY KALAMA,JERRY CLEMENT , CPS & JV

Heath Systems Special-ist - Managed Care.

Cannabis RegulatoryCommissioner (3 Posi-tions).

Fisheries RME Supervi-sor.

Natural Resources-Fish-eries.

Janitor (Part-time).Food Service Assis-

tance.

Tribal Day Care Teacher.Fish Technician I (Fence

Crew).Home Visitor - Head

Start.Journeyman Plumber.Corrections Officer.Communications Officer

(Limited Duration).Police Officer.Restoration Crew Boss -

Natural Resources

Restoration Crew/Mem-ber Driver.

BNR Conservation LawEnforcement Ranger.

Engine Operator.Assistant Engine Opera-

tor.Equipment Operator/Op-

erations.Lookout (Eagle,

Sidwalter).Hydrologist.

Environmental Office.Family Service AdvocateBus Driver.Teacher Aide.Daycare Teacher.Support Services Coordi-

nator.Teacher Assistant.Lead Teacher.Sports & Athletics III.Adolescent Substance

Abuse Treatment Specialist.

Adult Substance AbuseTreatment Specialist.

Dual Diagnosis Thera-pist.

Adult Mental Health Spe-cialist.

Children’s Mental HealthSpecialist (2 Positions).

Surveillance Lead Techni-cian/Observer.

Chief Judge.Secretary Treasurer.

Employment

The following jobs wereadvertised recently atIndian Head Casino:

CUSTODIANCUSTODIANCUSTODIANCUSTODIANCUSTODIAN Contact: WillieStacona 541-460-7777 Ext.7722

LINE COOKLINE COOKLINE COOKLINE COOKLINE COOK Contact: MarkOltman 541-460-7777 Ext.7755

LOUNGE BARTENDERLOUNGE BARTENDERLOUNGE BARTENDERLOUNGE BARTENDERLOUNGE BARTENDER1Heather Cody 541-460-777Ext. 7725

GUEST SERVICESGUEST SERVICESGUEST SERVICESGUEST SERVICESGUEST SERVICESOPERAOPERAOPERAOPERAOPERATTTTTOROROROROR Naomi Shy 541-460-7777 Ext. 7734

PLAPLAPLAPLAPLAYERS CLYERS CLYERS CLYERS CLYERS CLUB HOSTUB HOSTUB HOSTUB HOSTUB HOSTNaomi Shy 541-460-7777 Ext.7734

TULE GRILLTULE GRILLTULE GRILLTULE GRILLTULE GRILLAAAAATTENDTTENDTTENDTTENDTTENDANTANTANTANTANT JordanCaldera, Heather Cody 541-460-7777 Ext. 7725

HOST/CASHIERHOST/CASHIERHOST/CASHIERHOST/CASHIERHOST/CASHIER Contact:Esten Culpus 541-460-7777 Ext.7710

TULE GRILL COOKTULE GRILL COOKTULE GRILL COOKTULE GRILL COOKTULE GRILL COOKJordan Caldera, Heather Cody541-460-7777 Ext. 7725

CAGE CASHIERCAGE CASHIERCAGE CASHIERCAGE CASHIERCAGE CASHIER WyvalRosamilia 541-460-7777 Ext.7737

SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY OFFICER TimKerr 541-460-7777 Ext. 7749

TTTTTABLE GAMESABLE GAMESABLE GAMESABLE GAMESABLE GAMESDEALERDEALERDEALERDEALERDEALER1 Jami Deming 541-460-7777 Ext. 7724

In the Tribal Court of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

DUII, REX4 WARR; SC/FTC-SP

Criminal arraignments -May 31

ARTHUR, Mathew;CR309-16; A&B

BOISE, Earl; CR549-15;FTAFR&A

CALDERA, Lawrence III;CR329-16;DUII, REX2

CHARLEY, Michelle;CR171-16;RSPX2

COMPO, Jason; CR362-16; CN

DANIELS, Connie;CR330-16; A&B, DC

DAVID, Seth; CR320-16;A&B, CttDoaM

FRANK, Delbert Jr.;CR297-16; FTR&A

HEATH, Nicholas;CR319-16B;ITPP, PDP,MM, FTPD; CR321-16; DC

KALAMA, Perry III;CR342-16;DC, TR

MITCHELL, Susan;CR323-16; UUPCS, PDP

THRASHER, Sheila;CR318-16; A&B; CR861-15;HA

Bail/bonds - May 31BENNETT, Wade;

CR282-16; DWS/RWARR;SC/FTA-CRIM ARRN;CR237-16; DWS/R WARR;SC/FTA-CRIM ARRN

CALICA, Jose; CR230-16;TR, UUPCSWARR; SC/FTA-CR ARRN; CR59-16;DWS/R SC/FTC-BP

CLOUD, Mary; CR75-16;UUPCS, PDPSC/FTC-SP

FRANK, Martin; CR241-16; DUII, DWS/R,RE,FATE, RDWARR; SC/FTA-WELLBRIETY REV.

GONZALEZ, Hector;CR366-16; UUPCSNEWCHARGES; CR594-11;UUPCS, CCW SC/FTC-CSW

JACK, Nicole; CR364-16;DUII, RE, DWS/RDTX;NEW CHARGES; CR106-16; A&B, ABx2 DTX; SC/FTC-SP; CR226-16; DWS/R, DUII, REX2 DTX; SC/FTC-SP

JACKSON, Keith; CR368-16; CN, DCNEW

CHARGESJIM, Levi; CR363-

1 6 ; A AO C F D T X ; N E WCHARGES; CR758-15;CWWP DTX; SC/FTA-JUDGE TRIAL

JOE (SUPPAH) Phoebe;CR01-16; ES WARR; SC/FTA- STATUS

MILLER, Shari; CR626-15B; A&BDTX; SC/FTC-BP

ROBINSON, Tammy;CR660-15; DCDTX; SC/FTC-BP

SMITH, Jasper; CR365-16; A&B, CCWDTX; NEWCHARGES; CR247-16; A&BDTX; SC/FTC-RC

SPINO, Sylvia; CR369-16;OJNEW CHARGES;CR239-16; DWS/R, DUII,REX2 WARR; SC/FTA-CRIM ARRN

STRONG, William;CR218-16; UUPCS,PDPDTX;WARR;SC/FTA-STATUS; CR292-16;DCDTX;SC/FTC-BP; CR142-16;PDP, UUPCS DTX; SC/FTC-BP

SUPPAH, Emilena;CR755-15; DWS/R, DUII,REWARR; SC/FTA-JURYTRIAL

SUPPAH, Richard;CR220-16; FTSDP,CNWARR; NEWCHARGES; CR756-16; CAWARR; SC/FTC-SP; CR42-16; ES WARR; SC/FTA-CRIM ARRN

SWITZLER, Victor L.;CR819-15; THWARR; SC/FTA-JURY TRIAL

TEWEE, Diamond;CR22-16; DWS/RSC/FTC-BP

TIAS, Gerald; CR367-16;DCDTX; NEW CHARGES

Bail/bonds - June 2CALICA, Jose;

O S E C R 2 3 0 - 1 6 ; T R ,UUPCSWARR; SC/FTA-CRARRN; CR59-16;DWS/RSC/FTC-BP

FRANK, MARTIN;CR241-16; DUII, DWS/R,RE,FATE, RDWARR; SC/FTA-WELLBRIETY REV.

JACK, Nicole; CR364-16;DUII, RE, DWS/RDTX;

PROSECUTORYOU ARE HEREBY NO-

TIFIED that an PERMA-NENCY HEARING has beenfiled with the Warm SpringsTribal Court. By this notice youare summoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 7TH day of SEPTEMBER,2016 @ 2:30PM

ANNETTE JIM, Petitioner,vs. NATHAN NAPYER, RE-SPONDENT ; Case No.RO62-16. TO: ANETTE JIM,NATHAN NAPYER & VOCS:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that an RESTRAIN-ING ORDER has been filedwith the Warm Springs TribalCourt. By this notice you aresummoned to appear in thismatter at a hearing scheduled forthe 19TH day of JULY, 2016 @10:30 AM

CTWS, Petitioner, vs.WALTER/GLOWING STARTAKENCAREOF-WOLFE,RESPONDENT; Case No.JV65,66-16. TO: WALTER/GLOWING STARTAKENCAREOF-WOLFE &JV PROSECUTOR:

YOU ARE HEREBY NO-TIFIED that an JV ARRAIGN-MENT has been filed with theWarm Springs Tribal Court. Bythis notice you are summonedto appear in this matter at a hear-ing scheduled for the 19TH dayof JULY, 2016 @ 4:00 PM

ProbateIn the matter of the estate

of Charles Stwyer, W.S., U/A.Probate estate 2011-PR34. Affi-davit of final account and ordersetting time for objects postedon June 6, 2016.

NEW CHARGESNB NB HOLD FOR 6/3/16 @ 1:00 PM; CR106-16;A&B, ABx2 DTX; SC/FTC-SP CR226-16; DWS/R,DUII, REX2 DTX; SC/FTC-SP NB NB HOLDFOR 6/3/16 @ 1:00 PM

MCGILL, Tallulah;CR751-15; PDPWARR; SC/FTC-CSW

MILLER, Shari; CR626-15B; A&BDTX; SC/FTC-BP NB NB HOLDFOR 6/3/16 @ 1:00 PM

NORWEST, Nathon;CR372-16; FIDTX; NEWCHARGES; CR315-14;TH,B&E, TR WARR; SC/FTC-CSW

SPINO, Wesley III;CR754-15; A&B, DWS/RSC/FTC-BP; CR591-13;DWS/R, UUPCS SC/FTC-BP; CR105-16; DWS/R SC/FTC-RC

WALLULATUM, Randall;CR231-16; DCDTX; SC/FTC-BPNB NB HOLDFOR 6/3/16 @ 1:00 PM

WESLEY, Roderick;CR268-16; KRCSC/FTC-BP

Page 14 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon June 8, 2016

Warm Springs ishosting the CRITFCSalmon Camp thisJuly, and the commis-sion is hiring campcounselors. They areseeking two female andtwo male counselors.

They will be requiredto attend staff trainingon July 17 and be avail-able for the entire campJuly 18-22. For a fulllist of the position de-tails, job requirementsand to apply visit:

critfc.orgJune 10 is the

deadline to apply.

2015ToyotaVenza -32,552miles -$28,995#38852A

1994 FordEconolineVan -182,463miles -$14,995#C0084

2013ChevroletMalibu -20,160miles -$16,995#64208B

2014BuickEncoreSUV -26,315miles -$19,995#72317C

2012ChevroletSuburbanSUV -70,477miles -$28,995#P4041A

2008Lexus GX470 SUV -60,124miles -$26,995#48936A

2006ChevroletSilveradoPickup -105,500miles -$23,995#79644A

2014ChevroletCamaroCoupe -16,901miles -$25,995#P6006A

2009ChevroletSilverado -108,932miles -$17,995#90992A

2015BuickLaCrosse- 22,169miles -$25,995#C0085

2012HyundaiGenesis -41,153miles -$21,995#71145A

2014BuickVerano -24,642miles -$16,995#P5013

The Museum At WarmSprings is one of more than2,000 museums acrossAmerica to offer free admis-sion to military personnel andtheir families this summer.

The museum made theannouncement last week tolaunch of the Blue Star Mu-seum Program.

In collaboration with theNational Endowment for theArts, Blue Star Families, theDepartment of Defense andother museums in the U.S.,the Museum at Warm Springswill offer free admission tothe nation’s active duty mili-tary personnel and their fami-lies.

The Blue Star Programprovides military families anopportunity to enjoy thenation’s cultural arts and mu-seums, a wonderful educa-tional experience. The Blue

Star Program began Memo-rial Day Weekend and laststill Labor Day Weekend.

The free admission pro-gram is available to anybearer of a Geneva Conven-tion Common Access Card(CAC), a DD Form 1173 IDCard (Dependent ID), or aDD Form 1173-1 ID Card,which includes active dutymilitary-Army, Navy, AirForce, Marines, Coast Guard,the National Guard and Re-serve as well as U.S PublicHealth Service Commis-sioned Corps, NOAA Com-missioned Corps, and up tofive family members.

If your spouse is de-ployed, you may visit themuseum. If your spouse isnot deployed but can’t visit,

you may still visit the museumthrough the Blue Star pro-gram. Just bring one of therequired Identification cardslisted.

“We are happy to be a partof the Blue Star Museumprogram,” said DebbieStacona, museum develop-ment officer. “It’s a mean-ingful way to express ourthanks to our service mem-bers and their families.”

For a complete listing ofthe participating museums,please visit the website:arts.gov/bluestarmuseums.

The Museum At WarmSprings is open Tuesday toSaturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed Sunday and Mon-days.

Museum joins Blue Star

Camp Counselors