Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Volume XXXVIII, Number XXIX Saturday, November 13, 2010 WHS Students Participate in ZUMBA Class

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Students of the Winnebago High School recently participated in a ZUMBA class presented by the Whirling Thunder Wellness Center & the Ho- Chunk Hope Project. The entire WHS student body made the trek to the Blackhawk Community Center Gym but only a few brave souls dared stop onto the fl oor for the dance exercise. Instructor Amy Hodge took the students through the many dance sets, and got put them through the grueling cardio workout. Obama Proclaims Native American Heritage Month A PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION Constitution and laws to strengthening to prosecute and fi ght crime more effec- For millennia before Europeans settled our unique nation-to-nation relationship, tively. And, recently, my Administration in North America, the indigenous peoples my Administration stands fi rm in fulfi ll- reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought of this continent fl ourished with vibrant ing our Nation’s commitments. by Native American farmers against the cultures and were the original stewards of Over the past 2 years, we have made United States Department of Agriculture the land. From generation to generation, important steps towards working as that underscores our commitment to they handed down invaluable cultural partners with Native Americans to build treat all our citizens fairly. knowledge and rich traditions, which sustainable and healthy native communi- As we celebrate the contributions and continue to thrive in Native American ties. The American Recovery and heritage of United States Navy Vietnam Veteran, communities across our country today. Reinvestment Act continues to impact Native Americans during this month, Larry Payer, dances to the song sung During the lives of American we also recommit to supporting tribal self- in his Honor during the 144th Annual National Native American Heritage Indians and Alaska Natives, including determination, security, and prosperity Homecoming Celebration. If you missed Month, we honor and celebrate their through important projects to improve, for all Native Americans. While we cannot Powwow, here’s another look, pages 6 & 7 importance to our great Nation and our rebuild, and renovate schools so our erase the scourges or broken promises of this issue. world. children can get the education and skills of our past, we will move ahead together America’s journey has been marked they will need to compete in the global in writing a new, brighter chapter in our both by bright times of progress and economy. At last year’s White House joint history. dark moments of injustice for American Tribal Nations NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK Indians and Alaska Natives. Since the Conference, I also announced a new OBAMA, President of the birth of America, they have contributed consultation process to improve com- United States of America, by virtue of immeasurably to our country and our munication and coordination between the authority vested in me by the Consti- heritage, distinguishing themselves as the Federal Government and tribal gov- tution and the laws of the United States, scholars, artists, entrepreneurs, and ernments. do hereby proclaim November 2010 as leaders in all aspects of our society. Na- This year, I was proud to sign the National Native American tive Americans have also served in the landmark Affordable Heritage Month. I call upon all Ameri- United States Armed Forces with honor Care Act, which permanently reautho- cans to commemorate this month with Work continues on the HoChunk Vil- and distinction, defending the security of rized the Indian Health Care appropriate programs and activities, and lage Kids Park. Why is it empty? Area our Nation with their lives. Yet, our tribal Improvement Act, a cornerstone of to celebrate residents have reported seeing a pair of communities face stark realities, includ- health care for American November 26, 2010, as Native Ameri- Mountain Lions in the vicinity. ing disproportionately high rates of pov- Indians and Alaska Natives. This vital can Heritage Day. erty, unemployment, crime, and disease. legislation will help modernize the Indian IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- These disparities are unacceptable, and health care system and improve health unto set my hand this twenty-ninth day we must acknowledge both our history care for 1.9 million American Indians of October, in the year of our Lord two and our current challenges if we are to and Alaska Natives. To combat the high thousand ten, and of the Independence ensure that all of our children have an rates of crime and sexual violence in Na- of the United States of America the two equal opportunity to pursue the American tive communities, I signed the Tribal Law hundred and thirty-fi fth. dream. From upholding the tribal sover- and Order Act in July to bolster tribal law BARACK OBAMA eignty recognized and reaffi rmed in our enforcement and enhance their abilities Indianz.com…Winnebago Tribe works to increase homeownership on reservation

Tuesday, November 9, 2010 and served with honour and the racist The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska has Book claims Native soldiers comments (scalping) are doing them a established a $1 million fund to help its ‘scalped’ captives during World War II disservice,” Alex Maurice, the president members realize the dream of homeown- Tuesday, November 9, 2010 of the National Aboriginal Veterans As- Winnebago was home to a number of ership. Without providing a source, a new sociation, told the Canadian Press. Ghouls & Goblins October 30th, as the The fund will provide down payment book claims Native soldiers from Canada Historians and expers say they have Whirling Thunder Wellness Center hosted assistance for new construction on the “scalped” captives during the European never found a case of scalping. “I have yet another successful Halloween Mas- reservation. When combined with existing theater of World War II. never heard any such allegations — and querade. More pictures on page 8. programs, participants could be eligible “Normandy” by Olivier Wieviorka is an I presume that I would have “The unsub- for as much as $70,000 in assistance. account of the events leading to D-Day. stantiated rumours peddled by authors The tribe hopes the fund will increase “Some Canadian soldiers of native Indian like Wieviorka — who fail to even cite the rate of new construction. Only about origin scalped their captives,” the book their sources — should be dismissed with 30 homes have been built in the last seven states, a claim that is being dismissed as the disdain that they deserve,” Whitney years, below the projected rate of 10 to racist and unfounded. Lackenbauer, a historian University of 20 homes a year. “Regina Rifl es, those that landed in Nor- Waterloo who has extensively studied mandy, were comprised of many, many na- Native veterans, told the CP. Get the Story: tive soldiers who were trappers, hunters, For these and more stories from around $1M will help Indians buy homes (The fi shers, labourers, and young men who Indian Country visit us at www.indianz. Be patient, Village contractors are still Omaha World-Herald 11/9) walked out to join the Canadian military com. working to replace aged Village water lines & fi re hydrants. Keep you eyes open for water shut off notices. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 I Was Thinking

Thoughts from the Far Side of the Moon… by Lance Morgan

ney, the County Treasurer and County an Indian? I hate to say it, but that paid in time, but he shouldn’t have Clerk) have to appoint a successor. might be it. criticized it based on the pay issue Brian Chamberlain fi nished second So whom did they pick? Hopefully alone. in a close race to Ms. Thurston County someone who can help deal with all What about the obvious negative a few years ago and was the logical of the problems in Thurston County impact this was going to have and choice to replace her. Brian was the and maybe help deal with some of the how it seemed race and anti-Indian Tribal Treasurer of Winnebago and sticky racial issues and maybe fi nd attitudes were the determining fac- during his time as Treasurer he helped some common ground? Ha, that was tor in his appointment. These issues get the Tribe out of debt. He also has a a pipe dream. They appointed Terri’s are completely ignored and somehow degree in political science and is in the husband and long time enforcer—Joel everyone just accepts that the most best position possible serve as a bridge Lamplot. logical candidate, who also had the in the divide that is sometimes Thur- Mr. Lamplot is a big guy and a bit misfortune of being an Indian, couldn’t ston County. But Brian also happens of a “close talker” who likes to get do it because of a possible meeting to be an Indian—ohhh that is going to into people’s personal space—think confl ict time. be a problem. tic tac. I am not sure if he is trying to How could the Indian board mem- Apparently some of the meetings of be intimidating or just isn’t aware of bers be the bad guys because they the Winnebago Tribal Council are at this tendency, but for the record it is didn’t want to puke all over the county the same time as the County Board annoying and I hope he stops doing it. court house fl oor at King Lamplot’s meetings. So whew, they had to be So Thurston County is now a mon- coronation? As much as I disliked the a reason to not even consider him. archy with positions inherited and positions Terri Lamplot took, at least What is lost in this is the County shared between husband and wife. So she had some sort of weak circular Board meetings used to be on a Tues- it will be like Terri never left at all and logic behind it. I am afraid that Joel, Thurston County is a Monarchy day instead of Monday and they were the husband will fi nally get to make on his own is just going to get frus- changed to accommodate the Pender some decisions of his own. I sup- trated and mad a lot. Maybe instead of OMG, I never ever thought I would Times schedule. pose, as a fellow man, in some small King Lamplot, I will refer to him as Joel miss Terri Lamplot. She recently left So let me get this right. The local way I am happy for his newly found Mad a Lot. We will have to see just how public service as Ms. Thurston County newspaper’s schedule is the deter- independence. ridiculous he gets on his own and then and went off to get educated at law mining factor in who takes the board On a side note, Jason Sturek, the decide on his Indian Name. Maybe we school so that she could follow her seat? Or could it be just a convenient publisher of the Pender Times and a could have a meeting for him when we dream of suing Indians for various excuse? After all, the appointment decent guy, wrote a column on the settle on his Indian Name. Who knows imaginary offenses. I was happy for was made right before the election. subject that talked about how the maybe with Terri out of town for the her and happy for us because she was I love a good conspiracy theory, but Indian County Board Members were next few years at law school, he might overtly anti-Indian. the County Attorney wasn’t running wrong to not go to the coronation of blossom on his own and learn to stop When she abandoned her elected again and the Clerk and Treasurer ran King Lamplot and that one of the side hating. There is always hope. post, she had two years left on her unopposed, so it wasn’t pandering to effects was that it might delay the pay term. When someone leaves three of a certain electorate. of the County workers. Well they got Contact me at [email protected] the county offi cials (the County Attor- I wonder if it was because Brian was

d.. Income verifi cation information, visit the store, please do, we would love Home Ownership is Within Reach By Frank A. Schersing if required, including but not limited to to visit with you. Also we are trying to pay stubs, bank statements, etc. increase the amount of art supplies that with a 10 year lien on the property. e. For the Winnebago Down Payment we have available. If there is anything These funds can make a new home Assistance Program, turn-key Construc- that you need that you are not fi nding affordable for almost everyone that is tion Costs estimates for a completed please let us know. We will do our best interested owning a home. In order to house to fi nd and order it for you. Coming soon be eligible, it is preferred, but no longer f. For the Winnebago Down Pay- we will have a larger bead supply includ- required, that applicants have com- ment Assistance Program, a fi nancing ing cut beads, as well as hand painted pleted the homebuyer’s education class. commitment from a qualifi ed mortgage imitation eagle feathers. Either the applicant or an immediate, lender If you have a chance to bring in any family member of the applicant who will The other piece of information I’d art you would like to consign, please reside in applicants home must be an like to share is about Woodland Trails. do! We are trying to stock up for the enrolled member of the Winnebago Tribe The store is now open six days, Monday Christmas season, and could really use of Nebraska. Those considered immedi- through Saturday. We are also having a some things to fi ll up the store. ate family members are: Spouse, child, very good sales year for the store. This Please check out the Woodland Trails I am writing in this issue to make parent, and grandparent. Only one translates to more funds for the com- Web site, if you haven’t in awhile. It is you aware of a couple of opportunities applicant per household will be eligible. munity members that have items for not complete, but, Angie has been work- that can benefi t you. First let me talk The location of the new home construc- sale in the store. ing diligently to get it updated. We are in about the Down Payment Assistance tion must be within the boundaries of Woodland Trails Art and Learning the process of getting all our art on the Program that is available for commu- the reservation of the Winnebago Tribe Center is proud to announce that Oc- web site, so customers can actually shop nity members. If you are considering of Nebraska. tober was the highest sales month in for art on line! To help us with that, if purchasing a home there is no better In order to obtain information neces- history. Our new staff is a highly moti- there are any “stories” behind your art, time to make that decision. The Tribal sary, the applicant must call or visit the vated team who has been working hard please share those with us, and we will Council recently approved setting aside Housing Manager at HCCDC, Cynthia to make our local artists as successful use them in the descriptions. $1Million over the next three years to Grant at 878-2192 to schedule an ap- as possible, and we are confi dent that We will also be working on getting help 20 families complete their dream, pointment. The application will consist 2010 will exceed all previous years. artist profi les on line, and links to other of owning their own homes. Just this of questions on family size and compo- We would like to thank those of you, websites. funding alone sets aside $50,000 for sition, income and legal description of who were able to come to our Artist Meet We hope you like what you see so far, each of the families. HCCDC also has property. All applicants must submit and Greet on October, 30th 2010! We and feel free to contact us. We are here additional grant grants available that a completed application. The following were able to share our goals for 2011, for you, and would love to assist you in can increase this amount to a total of information shall/may be required to our event calendar, and get some won- any way we can. $65,000 available in Down Payment As- complete the application: derful ideas. Be sure to stop by and get HCCDC will also be relocating our sistance for home ownership. Using this a. HCCDC Application Form. a copy of the event calendar so that you offi ces, if everything falls into place, on $65,000 to reduce the cost of a home b. If you have completed, a copy of can plan for some of these events next the second fl oor of Woodland Trails, by makes ownership affordable to a lot of signed Homebuyer Education Course year. It also shows the classes that we the end of this month. If you would like families that did not qualify before. Certifi cate have lined up so far. Learn a craft and to fi nd out more about the programs This help in Down Payment Assis- c. Personal income tax returns for the earn additional money. that are offered by HCCDC contact us tance is in the form of a forgivable loan last three years. If you have the chance to stop by and at 846-5353. The next issue of the WINNEBAGO INDIAN NEWS will be published on November 27, 2010. DEADLINE for this issue will be November 22, 2010.

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Offi ce Manager Phone: 402-878-2272 Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 3 In My Opinion Who’s who in ‘Bago Who’s who in ‘Bago JESUS OUR SAVIOR Sky Payton Al- Lillian Grace drich aka “Sky Guy”, Gunderson, Proud LUTHERAN OUTREACH Pastor Ricky Jacob Proud Parents are Parents are Lili Scott & Cindy Al- Wolfe, Winnebago, drich, Winnebago, NE and Edward NE. Sky’s siblings “For All the Saints” shine; Yet all are one in Thee, for all are Gunderson III, Ea- Thine. Alleluia! Alleluia! are Paris, 22, cur- gle Butte, SD. Lil- rently resides in This is the time of year when Christians And when the fi ght is fi erce, the warfare lian’s siblings are remember the believers who held strong long, Steals on the ear the distant triumph Walthill, NE, Pilar, Edward IV, 19, The- 19, she is attending college in Salina, KS, in their faith in Jesus as Savior until song, And hearts are brave again, and odore, 16, Sarah, 11, and Sophia, 8 all of death. November 1st is All Saints’ Day at arms are strong. Alleluia! Alleluia! E. Scott “Jr”, 17, Paizley, 3 both reside in Winnebago, NE. Paternal Grandparents Winnebago, NE. Paternal Grandparents our church. October 31st is known as all By the grace of God, we who believe in are Charlene Fourbear, Eagle Butte, SD Hallow’s Eve. You might be familiar with Jesus as our Lord and Savior fi ght know- are Carol Snow, Winnebago, NE and the and the late Edward Gunderson Jr. Ma- late Charles Aldrich Sr. Maternal Grand- that word in the Lord’s Prayer, ‘Hallowed ing full well that the battle has already ternal Grandparents are Winona Armell, parents are Regina Scott, Winnebago, NE be Thy Name’ or Holy, revered be God’s been decided. It was won when Jesus Winnebago, NE and the late Wilbur Wolfe. and the late Sandy M. Scott. Name among us. suffered, died, and then on the third day Lillian is enrolled in the Winnebago Tribe Sky is enrolled in the Winnebago Tribe The saints who went before us revered rose again. We are considered conquerors. of Nebraska. He is a member of the Wolfe of Nebraska. He is a member of the Bear God’s Name as they confessed their faith The sad news is not everyone is a con- clan. Her Indian name is, Š kj k Ineki clan. His Indian name is, hoonch wira in the triune God, Father, Son and Holy queror. Many don’t have faith in Jesus, Man W ga, meaning the wolf who walks kara ga, meaning bear that watches Spirit! many will face their Creator bearing the alone. Lillian attends Winnebago Public over. Sky attends South Sioux City High One of the songs that is often sung is consequences of their inherited and com- School, and currently is a sophomore. School, currently a freshman. Her favor- ‘For all the saints who from their labors mitted sins. Jesus reveals this good news His favorite subject in school is lunch ite subject in school is math. Lillian has rest.’ We give God the glory for blessing for some and unbearable news for others and biology. Sky has participated in participated in cheerleading and will be these men and women with faith, by grace, when He wrote: “The one who conquers basketball and track. He will also be going out for volleyball next season. Her in Jesus Christ! The song begins: will have this heritage, and I will be his assisting his brother Jr. with unified proudest moments are perfect attendance For all the saints who from their labors God and he will be my son. But as for the basketball this season. His proudest last school year and when her niece was rest, Who Thee by faith before the world cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, moments are playing basketball in NABI born, Phoebe Marie Gunderson. Her role confessed, Thy name, O Jesus, be forever as for murderers, the sexually immoral, this past summer and traveling all over model is her friend Amina Frenchman, blest. Alleluia! Alleluia! sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their to other basketball tourneys. His role “because she doesn’t drink or smoke, Thou wast their rock, their fortress, portion will be in the lake that burns with model is his father, Scott, “he is my life Amina is above the infl uence, plus a good and their might; Thou, Lord, their captain fi re and sulfur, which is the second death.” coach and my manager.” Sky also said, friend.” She also has another role model in the well-fought fi ght; Thou, in the dark- [Revelation of Jesus Christ 21:7-8 ESV] “He taught me what is right and wrong, whom is Danielle Smith, her aunt. Dani- ness drear, their one true light. Alleluia! We close with these words from the he lead by example.” Sky’s future plans elle is her role model because, “she is a Alleluia! song: are to fi nish high school, attend college, very successful person and did it on her On All Saints’ Day we not only remem- The golden evening brightens in the play some basketball while he’s getting own for herself and children.” Lillian’s ber the saints that now rest, but we also west; Soon, soon to faithful warriors co- his education ON! He also wants to own future plans are to graduated high school, remember those saints who are in spiri- meth rest; Sweet is the calm of paradise and operate his own Burger King, have go to college and become successful. tual warfare right now. Each and every the blest. Alleluia! Alleluia! a family and be old. Good Luck GRACIE! believer is a saint in God’s eyes, having But, lo, there breaks a yet more glori- had their sin paid for in full by Jesus as ous day: The saints triumphant rise in He declared from the cross, “It is fi nished.” bright array; The King of Glory passes on The Apostle Paul writes these words, His way. Alleluia! Alleluia! “[T]o the saints who are in Ephesus, and From earth’s wide bounds, from In Loving Memory… are faithful in Christ Jesus.” [Ephesians ocean’s farthest coast, Through gates 1:1b ESV]. Paul is writing to the living, of pearl streams in the countless host, Germaine E. Green “Masja mani” not the dead. The song continues for us Singing to Father, Son, and Holy Ghost: living saints: Alleluia! Alleluia! Germaine Elizabeth Green “Masja child, Logan; Maxine Green (deceased); Oh, may Thy soldiers, faithful, true, This is your invitation to join us on mani”, age 88, of Tomah, Wisconsin, Sharon (Tony) Green and their chil- and bold, fi ght as the saints who nobly Sunday mornings as we encourage one passed away Saturday, November 6, dren, Dana (Kelly) Goodbear, Sandra fought of old And win with them the vic- another in our spiritual battle knowing 2010, at her home. She was born May (Sanford) Decorah and their child, tor’s crown of gold! Alleluia! Alleluia! full well that the victory is ours by grace 27, 1922, to Jim and Helen (Priest) Marlene, and Pepper (Bryan) and their Oh, blest communion, fellowship through faith in Jesus our Lord and Russell in Winnebago, NE. children, Drea, Tama, Mya, Peyton and divine! We feebly struggle, they in glory Savior! Germaine was active in every aspect Nicole; Jake Green and his children, of her life. She enjoyed her work as a Jacob III, JW, Chandler (deceased), foster grandparent, dancing at Stand Kourtney, Tiffany, Cameron and Fe- Honoring All Who Served Rock Indian Ceremonial and cooking. licia; Forrest Green and his children, She was also a Champion Traditional Amanda, Candice and Brandia; Monte Many Americans mistakenly believe 11, beginning in 1978. Since then, the dancer. In her spare time she enjoyed (Kris) Green and their children, Heath that Veterans Day is the day America sets Veterans Day holiday has been observed crocheting, fi shing, cooking, playing (Shannon) Littlejohn, Karen (Levi) aside to honor American military person- on Nov. 11. cards, bingo, traveling, weaving, mak- Green, Becky (Dean) Green, Hunter nel who died in battle or as a result of Veterans Day, honors ALL American ing yarn belts and baskets. Most of Littlejohn, Heather (Maynard) Green, wounds sustained from combat. That’s veterans, both living and dead. In fact, all she loved spending time with her Hilary (Fletcher) Green and Monte not quite true. Memorial Day is the day Veterans Day is largely intended to thank family, friends and animals. Jr.; Georgia (Larry) Stewart and their set aside to honor America’s war dead. LIVING veterans for dedicated and loyal She is survived by her children, children, Mike (Melissa) Stewart, Toni Veterans Day, formerly known as Ar- service to their country. November 11 Lester (Katie) Green and his children, (Noah) Decorah, Larry Jr., Cora (Dawn) mistice Day, was originally set as a U.S. of each year is the day that we ensure George Green (deceased) and his chil- Stewart, Willie (Jade) Stewart, Travis legal holiday to honor the end of World veterans know that we deeply appreciate dren, George Green Jr. and NaCheyna, (Bridget) Stewart and Lucas (Janet) War I, which offi cially took place on No- the sacrifi ces they have made in the lives Mary (Elliot) Funmaker and their Stewart; Tammy (Brian) Anderson; An- vember 11, 1918. In legislation that was to keep our country free. children, William (Trista) Kemp II and nie (Jim) Hendricks and their children, passed in 1938, November 11 was “dedi- At exactly 11 a.m., each November Justice (Ruby), Brian (April) Green James Jr. and Elvia; a nephew, David cated to the cause of world peace and to 11th, a color guard, made up of members and their children, Jade and Olivia, Priest Russell and his children, David be hereafter celebrated and known as from each of the military branches, ren- Shane (Victoria) Green and their child, Lee (April) Russell, Melissa Hill, Helen ‘Armistice Day.’” As such, this new legal ders honors to America’s war dead during James, Stephanie (Jose) Green and Michelle and Heather Rae Littlethun- holiday honored World War I veterans. a ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns their children, Craig, Olga, Sonia and der; other relatives and many friends. In 1954, after having been through in Arlington National Cemetery. Albert, Scotty (Carole) Green, Tony She was preceded in death by her World War II and the Korean War, the We have many Veterans in the com- (Sherry) Green and their children, parents, Jim and Helen (Priest) Russell; 83rd U.S. Congress -- at the urging of Anthony and John, Jim Green and her husband, Milford Green; a sister, munity that have served in the Armed the veterans service organizations -- Forces around the community. This is his children, Sylvia and James, Steve Lula Mae Russell and brother, Ebene- amended the Act of 1938 by striking out (Debbie) Green and Waylon (Michelle) a great opportunity to say “Thank You zer Russell; daughters, Maxine and the word “Armistice” and inserting the Green and his children, Julius and Beverly Green; grandchildren, George for your Service to Our Country and word “Veterans.” With the approval of Waylon Jr.; Beverly Green and her Green, Chandler Green, Sterling Eades Our Community.” Many times we only this legislation on June 1, 1954, Nov. 11 children, Dan Green and his chil- and Skyler Eades; and a great grand- remember those who have died while in became a day to honor American veter- dren, Beverly, Liebe and Clayton, Ken daughter, Frances Lea Williams. the service of our country, but in reality ans of all wars. (Kathy) Lemieux and their children, Traditional wakes services were held there are many more who return and are In 1968, the Uniforms Holiday Bill Dawn, Kristie, Angela , Lula, Alana the evenings of Saturday, November scarred by their time in Service and the ensured three-day weekends for federal and Ken Jr., Walter Lemeiux and his 6, 2010 and Sunday, November 7, things they had to do. Many are seek- employees by celebrating four national children, James and Mary Mae, Roger 2010 at her residence, 23861 Delrae ing help and understanding in dealing holidays on Mondays: Washington’s Lemeiux and his children, Roger Jr. Avenue, Tomah, WI. Visitation was with what they have gone through. It is Birthday, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Tessa, Karen Solberg and her held Sunday, November 7, 2010, 11:00 important for us not to forget those who and Columbus Day. Under this bill, children, Michael, Carl, Rachel and a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Torkelson are still with us that have sacrifi ced and Veterans Day was moved to the last Sonia, and Curtis (Lisa) Ricehill; Alice Funeral Home in Tomah, a light lunch have taken some time out of their life in Monday of October. Many states did not (Sterling, deceased) Eades and her followed at her residence. Interment order for this land to be free. The price of children, Verdie (Tim) Kivimaki and agree with this decision and continued to was held Monday, November 8, 2010, freedom is born by all of those Veterans, their children, Eric, Russel, Tony, Alex 1:00 p.m. at the Winnebago Indian celebrate the holiday on its original date. living and deceased that have given of and Steven, Steve (Kim) Eades and Cemetery, Winnebago, Nebraska. A The fi rst Veterans Day under the new law themselves so others don’t have to. their children, Jessica (Matt) Hlass, Traditional wake service was held the was observed with much confusion on Winnebago has a strong and proud Sterling Eades (deceased), Skyler evening of Monday, November 8, 2010 Oct. 25, 1971. Eades (deceased), Elizabeth, Ally, at the Ho-Chunk Center, Winnebago, Finally on September 20, 1975, heritage of Service by its citizens in the Sylvia, Santana and Homer; Thomas NE. Elliot Garvin offi ciating. President Gerald R. Ford signed a law Armed Forces. We need to recognize Eades and Bernard Denasha and his which returned the annual observance of their sacrifi ces and thank them for their Veterans Day to its original date of Nov. service. Page 4 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 Honoring Our Warriors ...

Roster of Company “A” and the Veterans Spanish-American War Caramony, Issac - Army Sun, George, Sr. Participating in the First Celebration: Chamberlain, Alvin L. Tebo, Sam, Sr. - Army Buchanan, Thomas Chamberlain, Thomas, Howard - Navy 1. Henry Ewing (Noop-hi-lo-ki-shke-gah) Two Linked Together Lemmon, George J. Donald (Toby) - Navy Thomas, Lawrence, Jr. 2. Little Priest (Hoonk-Xu-nu-gah) The Little Chief Lemmon, Henry Chief, Walter Thomas, Peter 3. Norton White LaMere, Don Clay, Levi Thomas, William - Army 4. Henry B Kaup Clay, Reuben Thompson, Lloyd R. 5. Mumford J. Street Russell, John 6. Thomas Emmerson Crosby, John Twin, Francis 7. Henry Dekora (He-nah) (Wah-Xo-pi-ni-gah) Fair Skin French- World War I Davis, William, Jr. Van Cleave, Milton man DeCora, Abel, Sr. - Army Littlewalker, Alfred - Army 8. South Wind (Ku-nu-Xe-de-gah) Elder First Son Armell, John, Jr. - Army DeCora, Benjamin, Sr. Littlewalker, Steven - Air 9. John Raymond (Mah-Xi-homp-hi-junh-hi-gah) Fourth Boy Armell, Raymond, Sr. DeCora, David Force Changes the Day Bear, Jesse DeCora, Elliott - Air Force Watson, Jr., Gen. George -Air 10. Robert Lincoln (Mah-nah-k’oh-gah) Paws the Earth Big Bear, Louis DeCora, Eugene Force 11. Farrier Young Calf (Che-neegk-cee-gah) Young Calf Big Elk, Henry DeCora, John B. - Army Watson, CPO, Oscar John - 12. Blacksmith Black Wolf (Shoonk-chunk-sep-gah) The Black Bradford, William DeCora, Levi † Navy Wolf Brave, Louis Earth, Charles A. - Army Waggoner, Chesleigh 13. Saddler Solomon Hill (Sah-le-mah-ni-ga) Solomon Earth, Charles O. - Army LeRoy - Army 14. Wag. John Hill (Ma-Xo-ki-wix-gah) He Circles the Heavens Brown, John 15. Jackson Breeze Brown, William Earth, Spencer - Army Waggoner, Frank C. 16. Leon Ball Brown, William McKinley Earth, Warner - Army Waggoner, Perry F.O. - Navy 17. James Bird (Wi-jook-kah) The Cat Carver, George (Walking Fields, Joseph - Army Waggoner, Raymond A. 18. Henry Buchanan Soldier) Richard Lois Frenchman, Watson, General George 19. Little Bird (Wah-nik-Xo-nu-nik-kah) Little Bird DeCora, Little Sr. - Army/A.F. H. Jr. - Air Force 20. John Bonaparte DeCora, Paul, Sr. Funmaker, Adam. M. Watson, CPO, Oscar John - 21. Henry Brown (Mah-Xi-ska-na-zhing-gah) Stands on White DeCora, Tall †Greencrow, Harvey - Army Navy Cloud DeCorah, Henry Greyhair, Pete White, Noah C. - Army 22. Little Boyd (WeeX-ha-nah-se-gah) He Governs the Flight of Deen, James E. Greyhair, Theodore Whitebear, Mose Waterfowl Earth, George Grizzleybear, Garland Whitebeaver, Charles 23. John Crosby Hall, Reuben - Army Whitebeaver, Reuben 24. James Coffee Ewing, Charles, 25. Thomas Clay (He-zhoo-zhe-gah) The Antlered One Fourcloud, David, Sr. - Army Harden, Elwood - Army Whiteeagle, Mose 26. Benjamin Chambers Fox, John Harden, Lucius Whitesnake, Michael - Army 27. Little Chief (Hoonk-Xu-nu-nik-kah) Smaller Chief Free, William Harden, Wilbur Wolf, James 28. Good Chief (Hoonk-ping-gah) Good Chief Greyhair, Louis Harden, William Wolfe, Wilbur J. 29. Thomas Dekora (Ni-zhu-mah-ni-gah) Walking Rain Grizzleybear, Douglas Harris, Art Yellow Cloud, Ted - Army 30. Wite Deville (Hoonh-ska-nik-kah) White Bear Harden, Wilbur Harrison, Thomas 31. John N. Devoin (Wak-che-Xi-ska-gah) White Water Spirit Horak, Joseph Hayes, Louis Korean War 32. George Eaton (Ho-ki-le-oon-gah) The Standard Houghton, Charles Henry, Elias 33. Bad Earth (Shi-ong-ge-gah) Hermaphrodite* Huffman, Glen Henry, Joe Armell, Peter B. 34. Thomas Earthquake (Mah-hi-gah-gah) Earthquake Johnson, Edward Hetrick, Jess Bear, Leonard 35. Bright Feather (Wah-soo-woo-hi-mah-ni-gah) He Who Thaws Hidalgo, GM/2 Robert A. Bear, Raymond - Army the Snow as He Walks Johnson, George 36. Jake Holestone (Hagah-cho-kah-gah) Grandfather Third Son Johnson, John P. - Navy Bear, William 37. William Hensley (Mah-Xi-wah-kon-chunk-kah) Holy Sky Johnson, Matthew Horn, Ben, Jr. - Air Force Clay, Christopher 38. William Hatchet (Ho-bo-sinch-gah) Wind Blown Kingsley, Pvt. Volney-Frass - Hunter, William, Sr. Cleveland, Leroy, Sr. - Army 39. John Harrison Army Johnson, Ben DeCora, Dwayne - Army 40. John Henry LaMere, Charles Kellar, MM, Willis - Navy DeCora, Kenneth (Kix) 41. David Hemens LaMere, John Kelsey, Alvin Eagle, Daniel P., Jr. - Army 42. Isaac Horn Littlebear, Dave - Army Kelsey, Charles Fourcloud, Robert - Army 43. James Horn Londrosh, Alva (Big) Kelsey, Raliegh - Army Funmaker, Nathanial - Army 44. Little Hog (Goo-X’goo-she-nik-kah) Little Hog Londrosh, Alvin Kelsey, Rawland Harden, Thomas F. - Army 45. Edward Hagaga (Ha-ga-se-lech-gah) Tall Third Son Lowry, Lyman - Army Kennedy, Eugene LaPointe, Peter J. - Army 46. John Johnson (Wah-Xo-pi-ni-gah) The Frenchman Krause, Albert Lieb, Leroy 47. George Lamb (Chah-ska-gah) The Lamb Louis, Buchanan 48. Thomas Leigh (Jomp-hah-ki-wah-lace-gah) Sees With a Flash Mallory, Thomas Lakehouse, Walter, Sr. Lowry, Norman - Army 49. Charles Mix Mallory, Tom LaMere, Cornelius McKee, Joseph 50. Large Man (No-loox-Xo-gah) Claws Wood McClusky, David LaMere, George Curtis Nash, John A. - Navy 51. John Nichols (He-dah-ooh-gah) McKee, Byron LaMere, John Payer, S/Sgt. Louis - Army 52. James Ox (Che-zhan-ki-gah) Lone Buffalo McKee, Howard LaMere, Moses Payer, Stacy - Navy 53. John Omaha Merrick, Dan LaMere, Peter, Sr. Payer, William - Navy 54. John Priest (Ku-nu-Xe-de-nik-kah) Small First Son Nash, George - Army LaMere, Wilson Picotte, Bernard 55. Good Preacher (Ho-chi-chi-pah-zee-gah) Boy With Light Neibuhr, Lawrence LaVerdure, CPO, George A. - Rave, Clifford Brown Hair Noble, James Navy Rave, Donald - Marines 56. Henry M. Rice, Interpreter (Nah-gah) The Tree Priest, Henry Lemmon, Fred R. Rave, Dwight M. - Army 57. Myron Soul (Shi-ong-ge-nik-kah) The small Hermaphrodite* Lemmon, Hillard G. Rave, Elmer 58. Milton Snow (Xung-mah-ni-gah) Swift Walking Sound Priest, Norbert 59. John Snyder (Je-jech-gah) Blue Jay Ricehill, William Lemmon, Rue T. Red Cloud, Mitchell - Ma 60. Mike Shorty (Wo-zheep-gah) Wood Clawings Roenfeldt, Harold Lincoln, David, Jr. rines † 61. George Sap (Mah-nah-Xe-gah) Clamours Loudly to the Earth Russell, Jake Lincoln, Levi Redhorn, Ira 62. James Sherry (Mah-ni-gee-ke-le-gah) Starts at a Walk Seymour, Louis Littlebeaver, Abraham * Rice, John R. - Army † 63. James Seaton (Wak-kon-ska-gah) White Snake Sharpback, Peter Logan, Ed Rice, James N. - Air Force 64. Clark Thompson Simpson, Oliver Logan, Elmer F. - Navy Rogue, Charles, Jr. 65. James Twins (Wah-le-chah-wah-nik-kah) Smaller Twin Sine, Charles Lowry, Benjamin C. - Army Smith, Joseph 66. Green Thunder (Wah-kon-jah-cho-gah) Green Thunder Snow, Christopher, Sr. - Lowry, Martin Smith, Sr., LaFlesche J. - 67. Asa White (Wah-pah-hi-hah-ni-gah) Armed with Sharp Army Mallory, Dudley Army Weapons Snowball, Charles Mallory, Louis, Sr. Snow, Chris, Jr. - Air Force 68. Raised Wind (Wing) (Ah-hoo-loo-ung-gah) Raises His Wings Mallory, Robert - Coast Snowball, Harry C. - Air 69. Green Cloud (Mah-Xi-cho-gah) Green Cloud St. Cyr, Leo 70. Isaac White St. Cyr, Louis Guard Force 71. White Wolf Twin, Joseph McKee, Harold St. Cyr, David 72. Chief Walker Waggoner, Perry LeRoy McKee, Vernie St. Cyr, Leo, Sr. - Air Force Walker, Arthur Nash, Donald P. - Army St. Cyr, Richard R. - Air Force *Self chosen name poking fun at Uncles who stayed home like wom- West, Arthur Nash, Glendale P. - Navy St. Cyr, Sgt. W. Vincent - Ma en and children instead of going to war. White, Felix, Sr. Nash, James A. - Army rines Whitesnake, George - Army Nash, Maurice J. - Navy Sun, George, Jr. War of 1866 Whitewater, Leonard Nash, Jr., Sgt. Robert F. - Tebo, TSGT Marvin - Air Whittied, William Army Force 1. George Carver (Mah-nah-pe-mah-ni-gah) Walking Soldier Wolfe, George Painter, John, Jr. - Army (also served in Vietnam) 2. Louis Brave (Carver) (Mo-la-jah-hoo-gah) Comes to Visit the Tebo, Ona L. - Army Earth Yellowbank, James Payer, Edward, Sr. 3. John Brown (No-lu-Xo-nik-kah) Little Wood Clawer Payer, SGT. Louis - Army Thomas, Alonzo J. - Army 4. John Fox (Mah-ni-kok-‘ksik-kah) The Fox World War II Payer, Stacy, Jr. Thomas, George, Jr. 5. Charles Houton (Mah-zi-hi-mah-ni-gah) Earth Yellow As He Pelky, Edmore Thundercloud, Andrew, Jr. Walks Armell, Arthur - Army Rave, Henry T. Twin, Raymond - Army 6. David McClusky (Che-nah-zhi-gah) Standing Buffalo Armell, Kenneth Rave, John Walker, Emmett, Sr. - Air 7. James Noble (Mo-chi-gah) Lives on Ground Armell, Sr. Cpl, Kenneth Rave, Mose Force 8. Henry M. Rice, Interpreter (Nah-gah) (Shoonk-wo-woonk-kah) Wilson - Air Force Redhorn, John, Jr. - Army Walker, Thomas, Jr. - Navy Bad Dog Armell, Lawrence Ricehill, Henry - Army White Eagle, Edward - Army 9. Henry Brown (Mah-Xi-ska-na-zhing-gah) Stands on White Cloud Armell, Ralph (Buddy) Sine, Sgt. Carson A. - Navy Whitebear, Walter - Army Armell, Raymond, Jr. (also served in Korean War - Whitebeaver, Wilbur- Coast Civil War Veterans Baker, Frank Army) Guard 1. John Carriman (Wah-kahn-chunk-wo-gee-gah) He Strikes Baker, Josephus Smith, Gustave Whitewater, Edward - Army Mysteriously Baker, Wesley Smith, Waukon 2. John Hill (Xe-de-ni-shah-lahk-kah) The Wren Big Bear, Louis Snake, George Vietnam Era 3. Joe Monager (Mah-ni-gah) He Who Walks Big Bear, Sam Snow, Christopher, Sr. 4. John Sherman (Nah-Xi-wah-mah-shjah-gah) Strong Fourth Son Blakeslee, E. Frank - Navy Snow, Louis, Sr. Baker, Karl - Navy 5. Moses St. Cyr (Wahk’gis-ska-gah) White Medallion Blakeslee, MM, George H. - Snowball, Edward Bass, SP4 Taylor J. - Army 6. Simon Payer (Si-mo-gah) Simon Navy St. Cyr, Louis Bird, Francis, Jr. - Army Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 5 ... Past And Present

Bird, Marvin, Sr. Armell, Robert - Army Johnson, Henry F. Marines 13. Teresa M. Smith Blackwell, Steven Edward- Bayer, Leonard Johnson, Phillip Ricehill, Charles 14. Velma T. Alaniz Army Bearskin, Reuben Kearnes, David Ricehill, Daniel 15. Mary M. Renfer Bruce, SP4 Richard R. - Army Beaver,Dennis Kelsey, Raleigh Ricehill, Ervin 16. Shelby Webster Cleveland, Matthew, Sr. - Belille, George Alan, Jr. - Kennedy, Bruce - Navy Ricehill, Herbert, Sr. - Air 17. Renee Hansen Army Navy Lakehouse, Walter, Jr. Force 18. Lori Fourcloud Crosby, Emmett Belille, George Alan, Sr. LaMere, Delford Ricehill, Leon † DeCora, Levi - Army Big Bear, John LaMere, Frank Ross, Brad - Air Force US Air Force DeCora, Paul, Jr. - Marines Big Bear, Joseph - Army LaMere, John - Army Russell, Abernezer DeCora, Randy - Air Force Big Bear, Lawrence LaMere, Mose Russell, David 1. Reva DeCora Barta DeCora, Richard T. - Army Big Fire, Harold, Sr. LaMere, Peter, Jr. Scott, Timothy S. 2. Juanita Maney Neff DeCora, Russell, Jr. - Army Big Fire, Henry - Navy LaMere, Vernie Sheppard, Samuel 3. Kimberly Skrabacz Dick, Norbert - Navy Bird, James Lewis, Frank Sine, Morris 4. Dorothy T. Free Earth, Gerben D. - Army Bird, Jerome Lewis, Grant Smith, Emery 5. Norma J. Hidalgo Easu, Daniel A. - Army Blackhawk, Bryan J. - Ma Lewis, James G. - Navy Smith, George W. - Army Ulmer Ely, Wyatt Richard - Navy rines Lewis, Kenneth E.A. Smith, John 6. Emma LaMere Free, Virgil - Army Blackhawk, Eugene - Army Lincoln, Dan, Sr. Smith, Michael P. - Army 7. Shannon Wright Garcia, Frank - Marines Blackhawk, Harvey Lincoln, Kenny Smith, Robert K. - Marines 8. Linae Littlethunder Garcia, Sam - Army Blackhawk, John W. - Ma Lincoln, Richard Snake, Darren - Army Bigfi re Gomez, Calvin rines Littlewalker, Matthew Snake, John Goodteacher, Lonnie Bridge PFC, Benjamin L. Littlewolf, John Snake, Reuben A., Jr. US Marine Corps Greencrow, Leroy Bridge Spc, Alan T. Loera, Fernando (Jack) Snake, Sterling Hemsley, Henry - Navy Brown, Adam Loera, Franasco Snake, Walter 1. Sharon Buchanan Houghton, Louis, Jr. - Army Brown, Arnold - Army Logan, Herman, Sr. Snow, Christopher, Jr. 2. Merci Earth Hinzo Huffman, Ted Brown, Edwin Lonewolfe, Jeremiah Snow, Don 3. Dorothy W. McGuire Humphrey, Bob Brown, Herman, Jr. Mallory, Charles Snow, Joe 4. Barbara Whitehead Kelsey, Alvin - Army Brown, Herman, Sr. Maney, James Snow, Peter Martin-Navy O’Rourke Koudsen, Jr., SP5, Starling B. Brown, Ralph Maney, Pat Snowball, Clifford - Army Buchanan, Amos Masquat, Cpl. Kenneth J. - Snowball, John US Navy LaMere, Anthony J. † Buchanan, Bill Marines Snowball, Thurman LaMere, Daryl Buchanan, Donald Masquat, Francis St. Cyr, Carey - Navy 1. Beth Johnson LaMere, David - Navy Buchanan, Lawrence Masquat, Melvin St. Cyr, Edward 2. Genevieve Lowry LaMere, John F. Buchanan, Thomas McCauley, Don, Jr. St. Cyr, Leo Johnson LaMere, Laverne Harold - Buckmann, Bill McCauley, Don, Sr. St. Cyr, Levi 3. Fontaine Rice Army Cassman, Arthur McGillis, Ben St. Cyr, Mitchell 4. Brooke Bass LaRose, Richard Cassman, Francis McKee, Albert St. Cyr, Theodore 5. Abigail Lonewolfe Littlewalker, Leroy - Marines Cassman, Thomas McKee, Anson Sun, Clarence Mousseu Logan, David Chief, John D., Jr. McKee, Joe Sun, James, Sr. Logan, Edward - Army Chief, John, Jr. McKee, Martin Tasso, Elliott US Coast Guard Lonewolf, Charles - Navy Clay, Thomas McKee, Melvin Tebo, Louis, Jr. Mallory, Arnold - Marines Cleveland, Adley McKee, Mike Tebo, Sam, Jr. 1. Kathy Tebo Mallory, Grover Cleveland, Albert McKee, Morris Thomas, Michael O. 2. Bernadette Belille McCauley, Donald, Jr. Cleveland, Harold, Sr. McKee, Nathaniel Thomas, Ray McKee, PFC Norman C. - Cleveland, Leroy, Jr. McKee, Raymond Twin, Jacob Operation Desert Shield Army Cleveland, Virgil McKenna, Daryl, Sgt. Twin, Jake Morris, Martin Coco, Gabriel J. - Army USMC Iraq Twin, Jasper Alaniz, AMH2 Ira L. - Navy• Old Coyote, Kenneth Cotter, Lawrence W. - McQuire, Cpl. Michael T. - Twin, Melvin Beltrán, SPC (E-4), Mayan - Olsen, Kendall - Air Force Army Marines Twin, Raymond Army Painter, Ronald - Army Crosby, Jonah McQuire, E-2, John A. - Air Twin, Solomon Bridge, Sgt. Durand T. - Payer, Larry - Navy Crosby, Kenneth Force Twin, Walter Army• Payer, Roger Cutler, Larry Mickedite, Frank Walker, Garrett Rave, Cpl, Andreww S. - Rave, Charles Daker, Frank Mickedite, Robert Walker, Llewellyn (Thunder) Marines Rave, Dallas Davis, Frank Money, William P. Walker, Thomas, Jr. - Navy Sharpback, Scott A.* Rave, Dwayne - Marines DeCora, Charles Claude - Morgan, Lance - Army Ware, Kent, Sr. - Marines Van Berkum, John, Jr. - Navy Redhorn, Ivan - Marines Marines Reserves White Eage, Orville Reynolds, Arthur DeCora, Conrad One Horn, Ben White Eagle, Moses Gulf War I Reynolds, Clarence DeCora, Jim Old Coyote, Edwina - USAF White Snake, Orville Russell, David Priest - Army DeCora, Keith - (76-79) Payer, Alex White, Bob Cleveland, LCpl Harold, Jr. - Smith, Emery J. - Army Peace Time, Marines Payer, Hillard - Marines White, Eugene Marines Smith, Michael DeCora, Kelton Payer, Simon White, Felix, Jr. Cleveland, PFC Melodie L. - Smith, Robert K. - Marines DeCora, Matthew Payer, Stacey - Army White, Joe Army Snow, James - Army DeCora, Richard Payer, Stacy, Sr. White, Justin Hinman, Cp. (E-4), Louis A., Snow, Louis, Jr. DeCora, Russell, Sr. Payer, William - Army White, Kenneth Jr. St. Cyr., Michael L. - Army DeCora, Thos Pelkey, Dave Whitebear, Walter - Marines Sullivan, Spencer DeCora, Ward Pelkey, Jr., LeRoy F. - Army Whitebeaver, Charles Payer, PFC Damon - Army Tebo, Frank DeCora, Wilbur Picotte, Cameron Whitebeaver, Reuben Petite, Miskoo B. - Navy Tebo, Richard Earth, Jonathan - Army Pilcher, Matthew Whitebeaver, Wilbur Tebo, LCpl Randy - Marines Thomas, Joseph Andrew - Earth, Oscar Pinnick, Gerald — Army Whitebeaver, Wilbur, Jr. Tipton, Sgt. Sherman Dale - Army Enry, Elias Ponce, David Benjamin - Whitewater, Luther Air Force Thomas, Larry Free, Carl Army Whitewood, Joe Thomas, FN Jeff - Navy Thomas, Leroy Free, Jesse Pretendseagle, Daniel F. Whitner, Mark Walker, LCpl Emmett, Jr. - Thomas, Pa/3C, Ray Alan Free, Norman - Army Priest, Cleve Wilcox, John Marines - Navy Frenchman, Francis Priest, Walton Williams, Norvel Thomas, Rick Frenchman, Richard, Jr. Prophet, Alex Wolf, Benny Current Active Duty Thomas, Ron Green, Anthony - Army Rainman, Homer Wolf, John Service People Thunder Cloud, Andrew Green, Antoine Raisewing, Ollie Wolf, Reuben Van Berkum, Mark Green, Charles Rambin, Robert Lee - Navy Wolf, Richard Joe Bird Neclkace, Jesse Waggoner, Duane LeRoy Green, Daniel Rave, Alan Wolfe, Cpl. Dan - USMC Cook, Leanna Walker, Alan B. - Marines Green, Edmore Rave, Alan Young Thunder, Bill Frazier, Chucky Walker, Benjamin - Army Green, George Rave, Cpl, Lance D. - Marines Young Thunder, Lester Free, Tremayne Walker, Michael R. - Marines Green, Wesley, Sr. - Army Rave, Eugene Zach, Jr., Leonard Jacobs, Jay K. - U.S. Air Force Walker, Michael T. Greencrow, Steve Rave, Gayland Zach, Sr., Leon Johnson, Jason H. Walker, Terry W. - Air Force Greyhair, Charles Rave, Gordon Kearnes, Jason - Army West, Edward - Marines Greyhair, Pat Rave, Mike Women Veterans Lance, John White, Frank - Air Force Harden, Bill Rave, Morris Mark, Adam E. Whitewater, Donald Harden, Elwood - Army Rave, Sr. Duncan US Army Payer, Sandy Wood, Larry Harden, Frederick Rave, Willard Ross-Free, Kristin Yellowcloud, Alvis Harden, Henry Rave, Wilmot, Sr. 1. Debra Ann DeCora Snow, Christian Harden, Regis - Navy Raymond, Charles, III 2. Caroline Frenchman Thomas, Simon Winnebago Veterans Harden, Ross Raymond, Charles, Jr. 3. Gina Snow Johnson Webster, Shelby Harold, John Raymond, George 4. Edith Harden Owens Winneshiek, Damon Adame, SSGT, Mark-Air Harrison, Charles Raymond, John 5. Alice Jane Hatchet Force Harrison, Victor Redhorn, Iler Mullin Alan, Garner - Army Hensley, William Redhorn, Ivan 6. Geraldine Kelsey Armell, Dusty Hinman, Dave Redhorn, Joe III Alsberg Armell, Robert P. Hook, Robert G. Redhorn, Joe, Sr. 7. Wanda Kelsey Sollner *Indicates died while on Armell, Eric D. Horn, David Rice, Charles Noble - Marines 8. Regina Lowry active duty. Armell, Lavern - Marines Horn, Melvin, Sr. Rice, Henry Littlewolf †Indicates killed in action. Armell, Laverne Houghton, John Rice, John Babe-Marines 9. Ruby Miera •Indicates served in both Armell, Louis Howard, John Charles Rice, Louis-Army 10. Mary Ruth Myers Operation Armell, Oliver John, Harold Rice, Melvin-Army 11. Regina Smith Brown Desert Shield and Gulf Armell, Prosper John, Russell Rice, Robert “Bobwire” 12. Cheryl D. Smith War I. Page 6 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 Honoring Our Warriors ...

Yeah, yeah, Powwow is months away, but I just wanted to remind ya’ll how Winnebagoes Honor our Warrior Veterans. I was looking through a box of pictures the other day, and found a picture of the Veteran’s Day parade from a few years back. It was the Veterans walking down main street Winnebago with our fl ags, one car with the Veteran’s Princess in it, and the Ambu- lance…and no one on the street. To me, that was sad, we can do better, and these two pages are my way of telling the Veteran’s, we love you, we appreciate you, and Welcome Home. Left to right: Angelina DeLeon the Winnebago Veteran’s Princess, this year’s head man dancer-Scott Aldrich, and Winnebago Veteran-Brad Blackhawk.

The V.J. Wolfl eader family enjoying a Veteran’s song; while the family of Teresa Smith dance with her during her Honor song at the 144th Annual Homecoming Celebration.

Head Woman Dancer, Cassie Kitcheyan-Fourcloud enjoys dancing with her back-up dancers, Crystal Frenchman-Ross and Crystal’s mother Marge Buffalo. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 7 ... Past And Present

As we appreciate our freedoms here on our homelands, we can’t help but to think of all those fi ghting men & women who have made this all possible. For the Winnebago this means our Chiefs, Warriors and ancestors from as back as the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and Winnebago War Chief Little Priest and his Company A 34th Nebraska Volunteers. As young children we are told to dance to honor our Veterans, some of us even dance with an eagle feather in honor of our own family member that offered themselves in service to our Country and our People. Today we say ‘thank you’ in all directions to our Veterans and Servicemen & Women. Left to right: Timmy enjoying his Tiny Tott zhooda, Tonny Ga during an inter-tribal song, and Sara Snake supporting the Vet’s during their songs.

Tyla & Jonnielle cruising the arena during the fi ve Veteran’s songs Honoring the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and this year Honoring the United States Coast Guard with their very own song composed by Mr. Andy Thundercloud. Sr. Miss Nebraska Winnebago, Winona LaPointe shares a hug with her GrandMA after her Coronation & Honor Song.

Some more ndns sharing an Inter-Tribal Dance; while Arena Director Pete Snowball, Sr., keeps things moving along; and another shot of Miss Nebraska Winnebago dancing with her Choka & U.S. Navy Veteran, Norman Snake, Sr. of the Hocak Wah Zhee Ja Chee. Page 8 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 News Around Winnebago A Winnebago Son… Some quick facts about Respiratory Syncytial Robert McClelland, Jr. Virus, or RSV: Here is my sons’ Winnebago It is a contagious viral disease that may infect a person’s veteran pic- Senior Center lungs and breathing passages. ture from Almost everyone gets RSV by age 2. his initial November People can get the disease more than once. entry in Au- Most people recover from the disease in a week or two, but gust of 2003 Birthdays RSV can be severe, most commonly for children 6 months which he of age and younger and for older adults. Premature infants or those with lung or heart problems are especially at risk served a 3 William Hallowell ...... 11/14 yr term and for serious disease. got out. He Cece Earth ...... 11/17 The number of RSV cases typically rise in the fall, peak in was reserve the winter, and decline in early spring, but the exact timing status until Jeffrey Welborn ...... 11/25 of RSV season varies by location. he received reactivation orders to once again go to Iraq. He went back over Lita Levering ...... 11/26 Symptoms there for the third time in March of RSV symptoms are like those of many other respiratory illnesses. Infants and Rita Redhorn ...... 11/26 2008 and returned in February of 2009. young children may experience a fever, reduced appetite, runny nose, cough, and wheezing. Older children and adults may have a runny nose, sore throat, head- Since June 2010 he has been serving on Emily Smith ...... 11/26 active reserve with the 960th Quarter- ache, cough, and a feeling of general sickness. RSV also can lead to more serious illnesses, such as pneumonia and bronchiolitis, in both children and adults. master in Sioux City, Iowa. Richard Lincoln ...... 11/28 Thank you for your time in getting Transmission him added to the Veterans list it is Elwood Harden ...... 11/29 RSV spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes, sending respiratory greatly appreciated. droplets into the air. These droplets contain RSV and can end up in other people’s Caroline Frenchman Violet Lincoln ...... 11/29 mouths or noses, where they can cause infection. The droplets can also land on objects that people touch, such as toys or countertops. People can be exposed to and possibly infected by RSV by touching these objects and then touching their mouths or noses. Children often pass the virus to one another at their school or daycare center.

Prevention To help prevent the spread of RSV, people who have cold-like symptoms should Cover their mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing, Wash their hands often with soap and water for 15–20 seconds, Avoid sharing cups and eating utensils with others, and Refrain from kissing others. There is not yet a vaccine to protect against RSV. However, for children at high risk for serious dis- ease, such as certain premature infants and infants with certain lung and heart conditions, monthly shots with a drug called palivi- zumab can help prevent serious illness during RSV season. Ask your healthcare provider if your child would be a good candidate for the drug.

Care If you think that you or your child might have an RSV infection that requires medical care, schedule an appointment with a healthcare provider. Such visits are common for young children. The healthcare provider will evaluate the sever- ity of the illness and decide how best to treat it. RSV symptoms in most infants, children, and adults clear up on their own in a week or two. Any questions or for more information, please call Shannon Wright, Public Health Nurse, 878-2258.

Masthead Congratulations! Scene

The HoChunk Village is taking on the look of a major metropolitan suburb and center of activities. On any given day the main drag of the HoChunk Village between the AllNative.com and Village Place building is packed with cars and bustling with traffic and To Mr. & Mrs. Daryl LaPointe, Sr. activity. It won’t be long be- fore the plan & dream of so May your life together be fi lled many before us is fulfi lled with Faith, Hope & Love. with a fully functioning From your Family, Friends, business & living commu- & Relatives. nity. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 9 WinnaVegas Comedy Show Page 10 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 Happy Halloween

he Whirling Thunder Wellness Center held their Annual Halloween Masquerade Party on Saturday, October 30th, the day before the big Halloween Holiday. The party consisted of Dinner served at 5:30 and a Masquerade Powwow style dance contest, that started at 7:00 pm. Here are a number of the spooks that showed up to enjoy the evening and participate in the eve- nings activities. That’s Chester the Cheetah singing the night away.

Ghosts & Clowns alike took part in the dance contests with money prizes for everyone to the very smallest to the very scariest. Here is some clown that showed up to dance for crowd that gathered to be witness to the shanannigan’s; while even the little pumpkin’s & characters were treated to some zhooda for their trick or treats.

Dance contestants were judged on their enthusiasm, appearance, dance skills and of course their ability to win over the crowd, as part of the judging process was from the crowd’s applause; check these little monsters & witches out.

Always a Halloween favorite of the kiddies is ‘The Hulk,’ who had troubles dancing because of his huge smashing fi sts. Then the WIN camera was at home with me as I passed out Hallow- een candy for the fi rst time in like, 20 years. These little spooks seemed to enjoy themselves. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 11 Community Notices 2010 Turkey Distribution

With Special Thanks Wednesday, November 17th, Thru Friday, November 19th 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM “To know you is to know people for your visits and prayers while Saturday, November 20th, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM who are kind, considerate and she was hospitalized and for the thoughtful.” wonderful services that you pro- Food Distribution Building (AKA COMMOD BUILDING) vided. You are both truly blessed Winnebago Indian Reservation, Winnebago, Nebraska Thank you to all our friends men of God. Happy Thanksgiving For all enrolled Members of the and relatives who supported and Before Mom left us, she told me Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska (One Turkey per Household) comforted us during the loss of to be sure and thank Munderloh our beloved Mother and Grand- Funeral Home for their services, mother. you guys did a wonderful job. A Health Director/Administrator A Special thanks to Ms. Reva big thank you Ken “Kix” DeCora DeCora and her helpers for tak- for being there for me and my fam- The Winnebago Tribe is searching for a dynamic, energetic individual for ing care of the traditional wake ily also, being on the other side of fi ll this position. Some responsibilities include but not limited too, planning, services. You did a great job as the “casket” helped me appreci- organizing, and directing a multifunction department engaged in diverse yet usual. A big thank you to Mary D. ate what you do for our people. related activities related to all health programs, long range plans and imple- Kelsey and her helpers for prepar- Thank you. mentation of these plans in accordance with modern health services manage- ing the meals, they were delicious. To all our friends and relatives ment principles.. For complete job announcement and how to apply, go to (Mom would have enjoyed it all). who gave us a hug, sat with us, www. winnebagotribe.com. 402.878.3128 salary negotiable. Closes. 11.16.10 Thanks to the Rez Sox Softball donated food, money, shared Team for providing the midnight stories, songs and their love, we meal, this meant a lot to me my truly thank you. You will always Town House for Rent sisters. Thank you to the Women’s be in our hearts and prayers. Legion Auxiliary for their recog- Mom loved you ALL, WE LOVE 502 Water Spirit Street, Ho-Chunk Village, nition of mom’s service, it was YOU ALL. Winnebago NE an honor for her to support our Veteran’s. Also a big thank you to “For everything you’ve done, for 2)bedroom, 1.5 ) bathroom my “Sis” Carol Cleveland who say being the special people that you Wood laminate fl ooring, Recessed lighting in kitchen by my mom’s casket every night are…Thank you so very much” Central air conditioning when I couldn’t, that meant a lot Electric and natural gas (not included in rent) to me my friend. We wish to ex- GOD BLESS YOU ALL Appliances furnished,1 car garage tend our gratitude to Pastor Ricky The Family of Darlene “GaGa” No basement, Private entryway Jacob and Reverend Michael Ring, Bear Wood deck off dining room

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The Sponsored Programs Director supports Little Priest Tribal College’s grant programs by researching grant opportunities, supporting faculty and staff in devel- Little Priest Apartments oping grant proposals, conducting basic research, including institutional research Accepting Applications that can be used in grant proposals, and monitoring grant awards to insure that reports are made in a timely fashion and that benchmarks established in grants Little Priest Apartments, LLC is an affordable apartment development to be awarded to the college are being met. The Sponsored Programs Director submits located in the Ho-Chunk Village Subdivision one block south of Honoring- applications to funding agencies after clearance with administration. the-Clans Sculpture Garden. Responsibilities 1, 2, & 3 bedroom units Locates, screens, and distributes appropriate grant opportunity information to Low Income Apartments for Income qualifi ed applicants appropriate University faculty and staff members. Owner pays Water/Sewer/Garbage Develops and maintains a grants research information center. Collaborates with the Academic Dean, Controller, and President or designee For More Information contact to coordinate Little Priest’s government grants and contracts. This responsibility includes collaborating on accountability for these grants/contracts and the rela- Patricia at (402) 878-2192 tionships that support these funding streams. Develops pre-proposal and proposal agreements, letters of intent, etc., for pri- ority projects/programs Pick up an application @ HCCDC Housing Offi ce located 2nd Floor – Assists administrators, faculty, and staff members throughout Little Priest Woodland Trails Art Center next to Allnative.com Tribal College to develop and submit grant requests for their own program specifi c or research funding needs Assists with program reviews and site visits by prospective funders. Provides draft proposal and budget editing Offi ce Space for Apartment Serves as clearinghouse for fi nal proposal and budget signoff by department heads/deans and Finance offi ce before proposals are submitted to external funders Lease For Rent Tracks status of all proposal submissions Lovely 1 bedroom apartment avail- Monitor grant awards to insure that projects are on track and that the goals There is offi ce space for lease at able for persons 62 years of age or and objectives described in the grant are being met the Ho-Chunk Community Devel- with a disability in Walthill, NE. Maintain calendar of all grants indicating due dates for fi nancial reports and Controlled access building with opment Offi ces at 106 S. Tallman program reports laundry facilities. Performs other duties as assigned St. in Walthill. If you are looking Rent based on income. Qualifi cations to expand your current business Knowledge of foundation and federal grant application processes and need more space or you are For more information, call Skilled in Internet Research; facility in use of Microsoft Offi ce Suite 877-521-8750 Highly advanced clerical skills, including fi ling, scheduling, and reporting considering starting a business, Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred give us a call at 402-846-5353 or write: Knowledge of applicable OMB Circulars and federal rules and regulations to discuss some options. Spaces Weinberg P.M. Inc., Team player, good communicator, able to work under pressure vary and Leases start at $115 per 1309 Nebraska Street TO APPLY: Interested persons should submit a cover letter, transcripts, three Sioux City, Iowa 51105 written letters of recommendation, and current resume or application to: Little month, depending on your needs. Priest Tribal College, Personnel, P.O. Box 270, Winnebago, NE, 68071. This institution is an equal opportunity provider Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, November 13, 2010 — Page 12 Native Star Minute To Win It