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VOLUME 30, No. 5 -- May 2004 Edition -- May 26, 2004

COlVille inDian reSerVaTiOn

The Official Publication of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation WASHINGTON

General election to be held saturday, June 19, for seven seats on the Tribes’ Business Council

NESPELEM, WA., MAY 6—The Saturday, May 1. It was last Monday, Swan (Incumbent) for Position #2 in the Nespelem District. Gene had 162 103 votes. In the Keller District, “Lou” over former Council person Colville Confederated Tribes Busi- May 3, that the Committee certified the Inchelium District. Gail received votes to Lucille’s 133. Jeanne A. Jerred was ahead of Lee Shirley K. Charley, 179 to 160. ness Council’s “Election Committee” the Poll Votes. 206 votes to Richard’s 199 votes. The five other Incumbents beat A. Adolph by 58 votes, 94 to 36. There were 1,860 votes cast met today and certified the results of The final results of the voting Former Councilman Gene H. Joseph their opponents. In the Inchelium Nespelem District Postion #1 shows during the Primary Election. The to- the Absentee Votes that were cast showed newcomer Gail M. DeLa- took the top spot over Incumbent District Postion #1, D.R. Michel Harvey Moses Jr. with a big mar- tal number of votes for each District during the Primary Election held Cruz ahead of Councilman Richard Lucille Pakootas for Position #2 in had 250 votes to Randy Finley’s gin over Preston Boyd, 209-90. In were: Inchelium—557, Keller—183, the Omak District Position #1, the results were 307 votes for Michael Nespelem—518, and Omak—602. E. Marchand and 199 for Bernard The total number of Eligible Voters Charley. And in the Omak District for the 2004 Primary and General Heritage College honors the Position #2, it was Louella Anderson Elections are 6,546! Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation Colville Business Council late Mawe We-Ta-Lo Wilder Oficial returns of the PRIMARY ELECTION TOPPENISH, WA., MAY 15— present were Mawe’s parents Mr. and Graduation Ceremonies for 334 Mrs. Ian and Darlene Moses Wilder; for the Tribal Council, held Heritage College students were held four of her five brothers: Ken, Weep- here today during the 22nd Annual Tes, Watchee, and Siusmen; her Sat., May 1, 2004 Commencement Program. Some of Uncle Harvey Moses Jr.; and her the students were unable to attend Maternal Grandmother Ellen Moses. InChelIum DIsTRICT the ceremony. Mawe’s fifth brother, Mic who lives PosITIon #1 Polls Absentee Total At the beginning of the program in St. Louis, was unable to attend the D.R. michel* ...... 84 166 250 for “Presentation of Certificate ceremony. Randy Finley ...... 47 56 103 and Degree Candidates”, a Special Nespelem District Councilman Joyce Watt ...... 9 60 69 Ceremony was held to honor the Harvey Moses Jr. on behalf of the DeAnn M. Simpson...... 19 26 45 late Mawe We-Ta-Lo Wilder, a Colville Tribe presented a Pendleton Douglas J. Seymour ...... 40 24 64 Colville Tribal Member who passed Blanket to Mawe’s mother, Darlene. PosITIon #2 Polls Absentee Total away on June 3, 2003. Present at Mawe We-Ta-Lo Wilder Richard swan* ...... 79 120 199 the ceremony were members of graduated from Lake Roosevelt Gail m. DelaCruz ...... 68 138 206 Mawe’s family. Mawe’s 10-year- High School, Coulee Dam, WA., Lawrence Frenchy Tonasket ..... 19 45 64 old daughter, Keelee, was presented in 1989. She joined the U.S. Army Julie “Tigger” Phillips ...... 34 38 72 MAWE WE-TA-LO WILDER—Dr. Kathleen A. Ross, President of Mawe’s diploma that she earned for Reserve in 1989, was on Active Duty Heritage College, presents a diploma for the late Mawe We-Ta-Lo to Mawe’s completing the requirements for a (1991-1994) when she became a KelleR DIsTRICT B.A. Degree in Psychology. Also Desert Storm Veteran, and she was ten-year old daughter Keelee. During the special ceremony for Mawe, Dr. PosITIon #1 Polls Absentee Total Ross read an application that Mawe wrote, and she stated that eventually Jeanne A. Jerred* ...... 23 71 94 she wanted to obtain a Doctor’s degree in Pschology. Mawe’s diploma was lee A. Adolph ...... 28 8 36 for earning a B.A. Degree in Psychology, and Mawe passed away before Walt Arnold ...... 4 18 22 she could complete the two classes she needed for a Master’s Degree in Tribal Delegation to Oscar (Doc) Mellon...... 24 5 29 Psychology. Just behind Keelee is (L to R) her Maternal Grandmother Darlene Moses Wilder, and her Maternal Great Grandmother Ellen Moses. attend the Dedication of nesPelem DIsTRICT PosITIon #1 Polls Absentee Total ColVIlle TRIBAl memBeRs harvey moses, Jr.* ...... 97 112 209 the National World War II Preston Boyd ...... 56 34 90 Eldon Luke Wilson ...... 37 45 82 Memorial Peter (Sonny) George, Jr...... 33 51 84 on ACTIvE duTY Jonnie L. Bray...... 11 15 26 NESPELEM, WA., MAY 25— Thanksgiving; and the Dedication PosITIon #2 Polls Absentee Total The Colville Confederated Tribes Ceremony. lucille Pakootas* ...... 62 71 133 is sending a delegation of ten Tribal Before the Dedication Ceremony Gene h. Joseph ...... 72 90 162 Mathew Dick, Jr...... 47 46 93 Members to attend the Historic Ded- begins, the Postmaster General of Joanne C. Leith ...... 56 51 107 ication of the National World War the United States will dedicate the II Memorial to be held on Saturday, commemorative World War II Me- May 29, at Washington, D.C. morial stamp. omAK DIsTRICT A four day Dedication Celebra- “America Celebrates the Greatest PosITIon #1 Polls Absentee Total tion will be held to honor America’s michael e. marchand* ...... 144 163 307 Generation” will be a 100 day Tribute World War II Generation, and is Bernard Charley ...... 73 46 119 titled: “Tribute to a Generation”. to the men and women who served Beverly “Bub” Abrahamson ...... 40 37 77 Four official dedication events will during World War II, and to the Kimberly Belgarde ...... 40 21 61 be held: The National World War II millions here on the home front who Reunion; Salute to the World War II supported the war effort. The event PosITIon #2 Polls Absentee Total louella Anderson “lou”* ...... 87 92 179 Veterans; Service of Celebration and starts on Memorial Day, May 31, shirley K. Charley ...... 78 82 160 Edwin R. Desautel ...... 46 37 83 LCpl. (E-3) Russell H. Marchand Jr. (Rusty) is currently serving Theodore J. “Ted” Bessette ...... 88 61 149 in Iraq. LCpl Marchand is with the MWSS-374 Motor T Company. They are stationed at the base closest to Fallujah, which was recently * Signifies Incumbent vacated by the Army. LCpl. Marchand was deployed from Twenty- nine Palms, California, to Iraq on Feb. 20, 2004. LCpl. Marchand has been able to contact his family by phone and Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation internet access. He is doing fine, but getting very lonesome for his wife and children. He reports the weather is not too hot at this point, and he has witnessed a few severe sand storms. If you would like to write or email LCpl. Marchand, his address is: 2004 General Election LCpl. Marchand, Jr., Russell H. MWSS-374 Support Company SChEdulE of EvEnTS UIC 41730  June 18 ...... 8:00 a.m. District Election Board Orientation SPO AP 96426-1730  June 19 ...... 8:00 a.m. General Election Polls Open [email protected]  June 19 ...... 8:00 p.m. General Election Poll Close June 21 ...... 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Poll Votes HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RUSTY! JUNE 3  We love you lots! Our thoughts and prayers are with you always! NATIONAL WW II MEMORIAL—President Clinton dedicated the  June 24 ...... 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Absentee Votes From: Mon, Dad, Ryan, Jasmyne, Candice, Joseph, Kaden, Zayda, Memorial site during a formal ceremony held on Veterans Day in 1995. In  July 08 ...... OATH OF OFFICE Grandma Zelda, Grandpa Pat, Grandma Bev, Aunt Kel, Uncle Greg, September 2001, construction on the Memorial began, and the Memorial was Gaven, Tyler, Uncle Pat, Katrina, Janessa, Rhandi, Pat, III, Aunt Virg, open to the Public last month. The Dedication Ceremony will be held on General Election Polling Sites Uncle Sonny, Stacie, Taren, Darius, Rhonda, Quincy, Chasity, Gloria, Saturday, May 29. The above picture of the Memorial was taken last year Inchelium Sub-Agency • Keller Community Center and Eli. on May 27. The 7.4 acre site is located between the Lincoln Memorial and Nespelem Community Center • Omak Senior Meal Site the Washington Monument (in background). Tribal Tribune 2 Tribal Tribune 2004 CanDiDaTe FOruM WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004

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Inchelium District Candidates – Position #1

done. After consideration of all the facts, I had to ile this Dam Settlement negotiations. It is a sad attempt to use this gained by virtue of holding Council ofice. with the Council: information for personal & political gain. It is apparent d) Actions which constitute a violation of Tribal D. R. michel To: Colville Business Council this is the case by the content of a letter I received on Constitutional provisions: (2) A Councilman shall not Position #1 Executive Committee April 19, 2004. A faxed copy of a paper titled WELLS be guilty of neglect of duty or gross misconduct while in From: D.R. Michel, Inchelium District Council DAM TALKING POINTS were sent to Jeannie Jerred. ofice. (3) A Councilman shall not violate his Oath of ofice Subject: Richard Swan The letter being circulated contains the same information or commit an act or acts of malfeasance, or an act or acts Dear Tribal Members, Memo/Talking Points on Wells Dam that is in Councilman’s Swan’s memo. It is clear that this of misfeasance while in ofice. I cannot begin to Thank You for your overwhelming I am iling Ethics Charges against Councilman Richard is an attempt to inluence the membership to question and When the inal draft settlement is reached it will be support. Your vote of conidence only makes me more A. Swan for the release of confidential information or oppose the settlement before it is even complete. presented to the full Council, then to you the membership dedicated. I will continue working on the issues that will contained in the Wells Dam Settlement. In a memo dated These actions are a violation of the Tribal Constitution, for review. move us forward. I had planned on talking about more March 3, 2004, Councilman Swan talks about issues in the Oath of Ofice and the Council Code of Professional In closing, Thank You again for your support. If you of the positive things we are working on, but feel I must the settlement negotiations and agreement in principal Responsibility. have any questions or comments, please call me at (509) share this with you. that are conidential. Councilman Swan’s interpretation Resolution 1982-44 Section 10. Council Code of 722-3980, or write PO Box 211, Inchelium, WA 99138. I have some concerns about information being of the settlement, at best is very weak. The misleading Professional Responsibility. In order to maintain Council Until next time, take care. circulated on the Wells Dam Settlement. I have struggled information, the half-truths and lies are an embarrassment integrity and secure the public interest the following Code Sincerely, D.R. Michel with how to share those concerns with you. The only to the Tribes. This type of behavior is inappropriate; these of Professional Responsibility is adopted for Councilmen: way is to share with you what I felt I must do under theactions could compromise the ultimate settlement and cost c) Actions which constitute an abuse of oficial position circumstances. The irst question was how could we expect the Tribes millions. Regardless if he likes the settlement or violation of public trust: (1) A Councilman shall not others to negotiate in good faith when the information or not, at this point it is irrelevant. What is relevant is that accept employment, or engage in any business, or be being negotiated is used outside the process. The answer Councilman Swan, as a campaign issue, is using the Wells involved in any activity which one might reasonably expect was we couldn’t. The second question was what can be would require the disclosure of privileged information

are essential for a Tribal Council representative. be dealt with, Accountability, Educational Keeping the people informed about issues before Scholarships, Distance Learning Opportunities, Randy D. Finley they become issues of concern is important to me. Apprenticeship Programs, Affordable, Dependable Position #1 As with many people that run for tribal council, Child Care. The Tribe has set many priority areas; I have issues that I am concerned about. It seems mine will be JOBS and Economic Opportunities. Dear Fellow Tribal Members: to me that we need to know what Economic As a businessperson myself, I see the need for job My name is Randy Finley; I am running for Opportunities are available and viable in our creation and economic development. Tribal Council, Position #1 for the Inchelium district. We need to assess job skills, on the It will be a pleasure to serve you as your Tribal District. Reservation so we can find employment for Councilman. I will do all I can to help the people Let me introduce myself, my wife Sue and my the people in our district. There are talented, in the district and on the reservation in general. I two daughters, Sara and Randi. I am the son of Dan intelligent, educated and knowledgeable people will strive for excellence in all I do. Finley and Elizabeth Seymour of Inchelium, I have on the reservation it is time we create jobs so Thank you in advance for your support. If you lived and worked in Inchelium most of my life. I they can use their abilities to work and live on have any questions, concerns or issues you would am a Vietnam Veteran, have owned and continue to the reservation if they choose to. I would like an like to discuss please call me at (509) 722-4438. operate my own successful construction business Assessment of Economic Opportunities that would Sincerely, which has been in existence for 25 years. I am include the Job Skills Assessment. Randy D. Finley honest, hardworking and ethical, these qualities If we can bring economic viability to our community, the other issues of concerns will

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issues concerning certain council members involvement attendance to conferences and seminars. Quarterly audit consideration of these issues. I am also concerned about and interference with administrative issues to gain checks on credit card use. There needs to be a system the clear cutting logging practices and the economic Gail m. DelaCruz higher standing for family members and friends. I to verify that when council members are supposed to structure of our reservation. Position #2 believe that everyone should be given a fair chance and be working in their district are actually not out doing As these are only some of my issues and concerns, the best qualified assume those responsibilities, which personal business. With the abuse of leave it costs the I realize that there are many more that need to be Gail M. DeLaCruz would only make sense in being cost effective to the Tribe thousands of dollars when these councilman are addressed, and I will work hard and strive to make it Council for Inchelium District, Position #2 Tribe. With the way the economy is these days we can elected out of office and receive payment for unused better for the future of our Tribe. I will not say I know I would like to thank those who supported me in no longer continue to waste money. Also, that Tribal leave. everything, but one thing is for sure I do not make the primary election and encourage those who didn’t members who have proven to be valued employees I have discussed these issues with some of the present decisions based on what others say, but to research to vote to be sure and cast your vote during the general in consideration of their work ethics should be given Council, and some are in agreement, but apparently the know the facts myself. What I don’t know I will seek election. This is a very important part of being a the opportunity for training to improve their skills and majority is not, I wonder why? and learn. member of our Tribe and a way to be involved with better serve the membership. Those who earn, deserve, Other concerns are CTEC profits, where are they? If there are any other issues or concerns that are the outcome of better things to come in the future. rather than prove nothing and gain because of Council What is being done to cut costs to increase profits? important to you, the membership, I will always My campaign letter was information about who interference, is not making the best of a quality life. How much of these costs are unnecessary and frivolous be available and do my best to strive for those I am, and here I will state what I stand for and the The other issues is to see Council integrity and spending? With the Tribal Budget having to be cut accomplishments. Give me the chance and I will prove goals I intend to pursue. accountability put back with the membership, on this these last couple of years or so, these profits are it. Your vote is appreciated. As I work in the middle of the Tribal Government issue I believe that policies should be developed for the important for the enhancement and improvement of Gail M. DeLaCruz Organization, and in my position have contact with Council in regards to: travel-report to the membership in our education and social service programs. And not to (509) 722-6040 many of the upper management staff, I hear a lot of the Tribal Tribune and at the district meetings on their mention the May per-capita being cut. I have confidence with my accounting abilities that I can be an asset in

Keller District Candidates – Position #1

Jeanne A. Jerred Dear Tribal Members, Position #1 Thank you for advancing me on to the General Election Ballot. You have bestowed a most treasured honor upon me by allowing me to continue in my quest to represent you for the next two years as one of your Keller District Council representatives. During the ten years I have been seated at the Council table I have attempted to conduct myself in a professional and ethical manner at all times. The questions I ask during committee meetings are asked so we may be as informed as possible on any given subject before we vote. This is especially so when it pertains to your assets: dollars, land, inherent rights and civil rights. I am proud to be elected from the Keller District and will continue to serve all people from all districts as one team member in your 14 member team of Council Members. Your vote does count. Vote for your choice in the General Election on June 19, 2004, and remind a friend to VOTE. Vote for Jeanne A. Jerred for Keller District.

For those of you who don’t know my family I worked for the Tribal Employment Rights lee A. Adolph history or personal background, I would like to Office for twelve years, served on the Paschal Position #1 introduce myself to you. My father Ambrose Sherman Indian School Board for ten years, and Adolph and his bloodlines are tied to the Lakes even managed to coach the Keller wrestlers for To the Colville Tribal Membership, Band and he grew up on Kelly Hill. My mother, a couple of years. During the last several years, To those of you who voted for me in the primary who is now deceased, was Lucille Adolph and her I have promoted the Keller Junior Rodeo, and elections I would like to take the time to extend my bloodlines are tied to the Colville and Methow currently work as the Manager of the Keller hand and personally thank each and everyone of Bands. She grew up in the Nespelem valley as Julia Community Center. Being active has always you. As a member of the Adolph family, it has been Lucille Weed with her friends and family calling been a way of life for my family. Serving the an honor to represent the tribal membership of the her Lucille. Our parents raised us in Desautel and Tribal membership is a duty that requires strong Colville Confederated Tribes. My grandfather, Joe I have four older brothers and five younger sisters. leadership and continued support for the people Adolph, served on the Council, my father Ambrose I graduated from Chemawa Indian School in 1976, that make the Colville Confederated Tribes what Adolph and my Uncle Beanie Adolph served our and enlisted in the United States Army from 1977 it is, a front runner throughout Indian Country. people when they were on the Council. I, “Slim” through 1980. I pursued my A.A.S. degree through Insert your tribal sovereignty by voting for your Lee Ambrose Adolph, would also like to serve the Wenatchee Valley College and graduated in 1986. candidate of choice. Tribal membership as a council representative for In 1988, I moved my family to the San Poil Valley Lem Lempt, Lee A. Adolph the Keller District. onto the old Gus Whitelaw homestead which we have called Slimcreek Ranch.

Nespelem District Candidates – Position #1

call. I will be here to take the call personally or retirement program system. The Nespelem I will call you back. I return all calls. There is Valley Cooperative has recently hired almost harvey moses Jr. much to be done; tribal programs and services a whole new line crew. We need to get our Position #1 need to be improved to better serve each of us. young people trained into this field. The pay My colleagues and I are working to that end. is great and you wouldn’t have to leave the CTEC needs to become more diversified. We reservation if you didn’t want to. Nespelem District Voters: can no longer solely depend on our timber I am working to improve things within the As the incumbent for Position #1 in the and gaming as our main income sources. tribal governmental operations. One example Nespelem District, I thank each of you for The competition is too great on the gaming of this is to get the Reservation’s Attorney’s your vote of confidence in me at the Primary side and the timber market has always been office (ORA) out of tribal employment cases. Polls. We have to think about the upcoming a roller-coaster source. There are some new The ORA’s are highly paid attorneys who General Election, in June. Once again, I possibilities that have been presented to the need to take care of cases that deal with our pledge to continue working for the Colville Council as income sources. These are being sovereignty, or issues against other entities, Confederated Tribes through a direct focus investigated. These different sources may not pitted against a tribal member who was on governmental affairs with integrity and require training; we have the programs within terminated. They can give advice as they are fairness. the tribal structure to accomplish this. The suppose to, but that should be the extent of In my first letter I covered the tasks that Bureau of Reclamation is a good possibility. their involvement. remain to be done from my first 2 years in A number of retirements are beginning to The above are just a few of the tasks I office; these tasks will be completed in the next happen. We need tribal members trained into am involved in or will be working on if two years. If you need to talk with me please those fields. They pay well and have a good reelected. I ask that each of you vote for the

Lake Roosevelt High School, I completed my college in “out of home placements” and managed by the State For example: One of the largest HEALTH educations with a Master in Psychology from Heritage of Washington (DSHS). CONCERNS in our community today, is diabetes. I Preston Boyd College and later received a Masters in Social Work My goals have been focused on serving in the best can use my skills to secure funding to enable our people degree in June of 2001 from Eastern Washington interest of children and parents who were in the state affected by diabetes to be able to be treated in our own Position #1 University. system to ensure that tribal members were not misplaced clinics. This can be a reality, and is sorely needed for To make use of my education, I have worked in a system and forgotten about, with no regard towards many of our people who are worn out and exhausted and gained experience in Wapato Public Schools our families, our history, and our traditions. from traveling long distances for dialysis, which causes Preston Boyd, Candidate as a counselor; in Nome, Alaska, Public School as In each of these leadership positions I was able to emotional and financial hardships on our people, and 15/16 enrolled Colville Tribal Member an accountant for federal programs awarded for the secure grants to benefit tribal members and programs, the resources of our existing programs. education of American Indians and Alaskan Natives. whether it was a new van (still in use today), food These are a few of my ideas and equally important To my fellow Colville Tribal Members: More recently for our Tribes, I have worked as the voucher program for emergency situations, or mini- for me is to listen to what you have to say. Please do not In a world full of disappointment, despair, and Mental Health and Substance Abuse program manager. grants for community workshops, and training for hesitate to give me a call, or have a conversation, so I hardships, we all have a need to belong. That makes it In addition, we integrated a third program for Veterans staff, on sexual assault and domestic violence issues. do have the chance to listen to what is important to you. so important to find ways to unite as members of the suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). I am a strong believer in education as a means out of Sincerely, tribe - as a candidate for council, I offer a knowledge and (This was the first veterans contract awarded to any tribe poverty, an advocate for Indian Rights at every level of Preston Boyd sense of our history, and the education and experience in the country). I served as the tribes’ manager of the government and institutions that include employment of Candidate for the Colville Confederated Tribes, to work and think with the other leaders to develop our Food Distribution program, where nutrition and diabetes Indian People. My political philosophy - which is more Colville Business Council, Position #1 spirit, services, and resources, to accept the old ways were very important issues to me. I also worked as a than just words is that “our people come first”, and it is and the NEW challenges facing us as tribal people. co-director of the tribes: Children and Family Services the responsibility of leadership to ensure that they find The following are some things about me and what I program, and served as the co-chairman of the Indian meaningful solutions to situations and develop ways have to offer our people: Child Welfare Advisory Committee for Indian children toward a healthy and promising future for our tribe. After finishing school at St. Mary’s Mission and Tribal Tribune 4 Tribal Tribune 2004 CanDiDaTe FOruM WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004

Nespelem District Candidates – Position #2

if you are 18 years old, you need to fill out an Absentee Ballot request, and lucille Pakootas make a difference, and vote. We need you can vote at that time. Position #2 input from the youth. You are the next Vote for Lucille Pakootas. A person All my Relatives, Friends, and Tribal leaders. with Traditional Values, is humble, has Members: How do you vote? scruples, integrity, is honest, ethical, I am the incumbent for position #2. 1. At the polls, Nespelem drug & alcohol free, accountable and I humbly ask for your vote in the 2004 Community Center on June 19, 2004, visible to the membership. If you need General Election. Tribal Members, 8:00am-8:00pm someone to talk to, I am here for you. please vote for the candidate that will 2. Send in your Absentee Ballot May the Creator watch over you and do the job, get it done, be positive, and Request Postcard, and Elections will your family. have time to listen. Have a voice, go send you an Absentee Ballot. Seal Respectfully, to the district meetings, talk to your envelope & Sign, then mail by June Lucille Pakootas Council, find out what you want to 19, 2004. Call me: (509) 634-8703 know. If you are an Inactive voter or 3. Stop by the Elections office and P.O. Box 471

Omak District Candidates – Position No. 1

They are getting low. We need to do something and tourist activities. different. “The tourists are passing us by!” Bernard Charley We are always hearing what other tribes are We need a factory for our reservation, for Position #1 doing and getting on their reservations from their example: A contract to build a product for the casinos, resorts and dams. Why can’t we do that? Armed Forces (because they are always there). Needs for Our Reservation: Or other ideas... Dear Tribal Members, “We need to do something different.” Simple needs, such as bathrooms at our I would be honored to receive your support in We need a tribal owned tire store to buy and cemeteries for our elders. this 2004 election. What’s going on? sell to tribal members. We need to employ Tribal Members. * We have three casinos, two mills and two We need a tribal owned Mechanic Shop for auto Indian Preference. I believe enrolled tribal dams on our reservation. repair to maintain our tribal, GSA and personal members who have qualifications for a job * Where is the funding going from the casinos? vehicles, instead of sending the work off the should have first consideration for the jobs on the * We need a Tribal owned tire store to buy and reservation for repair. reservation. sell tires to tribal members. We need more tribal owned gas stations on the Off Reservation Voters & Residents. I would * Why do we still have the high electricity bills reservation for our tribal programs, GSA vehicles, like to be your contact person to assist your needs with two dams on the reservation? (Yes, I also live personal and tourist activities. for tribal resources and services due to you! on the reservation.) We need motels, resorts, campgrounds with full Bernard Charley * Why doesn’t all Tribal Members have accommodations. Vote June 19, 2004 telephones in their homes? We need our lakes upgraded for rental to Position #1, Omak District * Why are we relying on our timber resources. tourists, and more availability of parking for RV’s What are you doing in 2004?

Omak District Candidates – Position No. 2

and vote. I have always had an open door I have been working to maintain policy that will never change. louella Anderson our Sovereign Status of the Tribe. It doesn’t matter what district “lou” I will always support CTEC, as it you vote in, I’m there for all the creates much needed employment members. I will help in any way Hello Tribal Members, for our Tribal members. I strive that I can. If need be, please feel I just want to thank everyone to achieve and maintain the free to call me at home, my number that voted for me in the Primary highest quality of management of is 509-826-5931. Election, your support is greatly our physical, fiscal, and human Thank you for all of your support! appreciated. As all of you know resources as well as promote Louella “Lou” Anderson that the General election is quickly community and family values in a approaching and it is your right and traditional and respectful way. your responsibility to get out there

into consideration to vote for me. Spread district polling place and turn them in. resolved to the attention of the Council. the word of how important it is to Vote. If There were numerous ballots that were not Thank you for the kind words of shirley K. Charley you have not exercised your right to vote, counted because the postmark was late! encouragement and for all that was written Position #2 establish your District and vote. Take your I make one promise and that is “I will about me. Constructive criticism should eligible family member(s) or friend(s) and work for you.” When the Oath is taken, be a positive turn in making sure the work show them how to go and vote. This very each Councilperson states they will work continues. Thank you for recognizing that To the Membership, important event takes place every year for the membership. even tho, not elected, I did continue to go I want to THANK YOU for the VOTE and just a few minutes of your time. The I am a hard working person, honest, to meetings and voice the concerns from OF CONFIDENCE that you gave me. I outcome of these elections are the Future reliable and take responsibility for all of you. I did not stop working for you. am asking for your support in the General of our Tribe. Call the Election Office and my actions. I am alcohol and drug free. Call me, if I can answer any questions Election on June 19, 2004. VOTE Shirley find out how to be on the election board in I have and will continue to represent the about me or what I believe in. (509) 826- K. Charley #2, Omak. your community and see how the process Tribe in the utmost professional manner. 5840. I applaud the Candidates that ran this is done. Please vote. I will stand up against unfairness to our Vote, June 19, 2004 year. If you believe in the cause, do not Mail in the Absentee Ballots on Friday membership. I will bring uncomfortable Shirley K. Charley give up. In Omak, I am asking that you take before the Election or take them to your issues to be discussed and hopefully #2, Omak District

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Tribal Tribune WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 T ribal neWS Tribal Tribune 5 The Mr. & Miss CCT Selection Committee wish to Hutchinson update thank you for your interest in applying for the position dear tribal Members: of Mr./Miss CCT. Please read the following information These past couple of months have been extra busy. The Colville Indian Power and Veneer have reported some exciting figures The Mr. & Miss CCT Selection • A business-style resume’ con- areas: 9. Promptness in keeping Pageant for the month of April. They have proven to us what good sound management Committee wish to thank you for taining goals, civic organizations, 1. Attractiveness schedules. will get us. Veneer production for the month was 8,233,537 with sales of your interest in applying for the po- hobbies, etc. 2. Grooming – This should in- 10. Public Appearance – This $3,377,348.70. They reported a profit of $489,645.16 for the month, and sition of Mr./Miss CCT. Please read • One (1) sheet of candid snap- clude neatness and cleanliness in could include an appearance on the this will put C.I.P.V. about $371,383 year to date over plan. They are still the following information carefully. shots (two surfaces only). every detail, such as complexion, local radio station or an appearance at working out details on the power house to advertise as green power, which • Notary signatures of parent and hands, fingernails, hair, and other the Colville Business Council session will add a considerable benefit. They have 289 employees, with 63% of 1. Each applicant must not be less applicant wearing apparel. Meticulous care before the Business Council. those being tribal members, and 78% affiliated as a spouse or descendent. than 18 nor more than 23 years of The quality and completeness of and general grooming is essential However, the turnover rate has cost them more than $400,000, because each ages as of September 1 of the year the applications is one of the utmost for the contestant to be considered a InTeRVIeWs time someone does not show up for work they have to rely on overtime for of the competition. Shall never have another employee. We owe a debt of gratitude to the employees who are importance, as it will be reviewed by title winner. 1. Personal Interviews: working so diligently to make this enterprise a success. been married or presently co-habitu- the judges. 3. Photogenic Quality – Judges During the interviews by the ON another note, the State of Washington Department of Social and ating with a significant other. Shall Please do NOT turn a scrap- will have pictures of each contestant judges, questions asked should be Health Services has programs available to help eligible individuals pay for not marry or become pregnant if book-type application. This should to study. A Contestants character and serous and thought provoking. Ques- their Medicare Part B premium. Recently there was an announcement that selected. Shall waiver liability. Shall follow a business or job application personality are reflected strongly in tions should be in depth so that the if you were getting deductions from your social security check to pay for be an enrolled member of the Colville format (no frills), for the benefit of a wholesome appearance. judges may determine the character your health benefits, then you could apply for Medicare premium assistance Confederated Tribes. Shall not have the judges and time allowances. 4. Posture and knowledge of each contestant, through DSHS. been a previous Mr. Miss CCT. 6. The applicants will be judged 5. Poise and gentleman/lady-lady whether they are being questioned Then for those of you who have missed the Public Utility Tax Exemption 2. The applicant must agree to in the following: behavior in every situation on the aspects of Tribal or family announcement, you can either pick up a form at the Office of Reservation abide by ALL pageant rules, with • Interview 6. Judges will be observing how history, aspects on a pow wow or Attorneys or go on the Internet at www.dor.wa.gov; This form may be used the possibility of disqualification • Speaking a contestant’s clothes fit and suit her celebration, dancing and dance to document the status of Indian persons with whom a utility company does for infractions. The committee feels • Poise and Appearance personality, as well as the continuity regalia and other related activities, business. It may be completed by the Indian person who is receiving utility that it is the duty and obligations • Knowledge of Tribal and Family she carries out in the “total look”. or current events. Each contestant service on the reservation or trust land and presented to the utility company, of anyone in a competition of this history This is not a clothing contest: how- must be allowed private interviews or it may be completed by the utility company. status to portray the highest of moral • Horsemanship ever, the contestants are expected to with the judges, with the chaperones Thank you standards and show the true ideals • Dancing & Dancing Regalia dress in casual western wear. It is not responsible for maintaining order and Margie Hutchinson for young manhood/womanhood; • Talent-Traditional and Modern necessary to invest in an excessive keeping succeeding contestants out setting an example above reproach. 7. The judges will, after each amount of clothing. Judges will be of hearing range while the interview Should the applicant conduct herself competition, seal their judging sheets looking for versatility and imagina- is being conducted. Interview length Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation in an improper manner and/or way of in a manila envelope and turn over tion displayed by contestants. should be sufficient for contestant Chief operating officer life, she will be disqualified from the to the collection committee. The 7. Contestants should be aware of judges to communicate and not be competition or her title taken away, collection committee will give the how the use of various color combi- uptight (between 20-30 minutes). Colville Tribal enterprise Corporation whichever the case may be. envelopes to the assigned auditor. nations can enhance appearance and 2. Clothing for interview: Coulee Dam, WA 99116 3. The applicant must be willing, Upon completion of tabulation, eye appeal. Casual western attire – may be Closing Date: June 14, 2004 if selected, to accept invitations at the auditor will present the official 8. Contestants could be ques- western shirt or ribbon shirt, and Oversees the management, financial and staff functions of the Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation (CTEC) including all subsidiaries, affiliates and future business anytime, within reason. If he/she results to the Selection Committee tioned on their familiarity of Tribal colored pants. This ensemble should enterprises assigned, acquired or developed. The incumber reports to the CTEC board lives outside of the Reservation he/ Chairman who will be responsible for history. be chosen to reflect the contestant’s of Director’s who provide broad policy direction to the Chief Executive Officer and CTEC. she will be responsible for trans- announcing the winners. Judges are 9. Since the purpose of this Pag- personality. A 4-year BA or BS Degree in Business Management or related field. MBA preferred. porting himself/herself to and from ideally chosen who are not related to eant is to choose a title winner who A minimum of 15 years progressively responsible experience in management and appointments. She must be willing or are familiar with the contestants. portrays the natural and wholesome hoRsemAnshIP leadership roles in private business required. May substitute up to 5 years Tribal and other government experience for private business experience. to accept the chaperones that are 8. The winner of the Mr. & Miss ideal of a young man or woman, we (horse parade, date TBA) Submit resumes to CTEC, attn: Lois Pakootas, PO Box 5, Coulee Dam, WA 99116 APPOINTED to him/her. His/her CCT titles will be announced that encourage the natural look. The purpose of this division is or e-mail to [email protected] or call 509-634-3216 if you require more information. parents will only accompany the following Friday at the Annual 4th to select the contestant who rates Drug test required in accordance with CTEC policy. CTEC is an Indian preference Mr./Miss CCT when asked to by of July Pow Wow, Nespelem, WA. PeRsonAlITY highest in: employer. the Selection Committee or by the The official crown that he/she wears The purpose of this division is to 1. Horsemanship – control of Selection Committee Chairman. during his/her reign belongs to the select the contestant who rates the mount and the way each situation Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation 4. If selected, he/she must under- Selection Committee, and will be highest is: which may occur is handled. Position: General manager, Forest Products stand that his/her first obligation is to given to Mr./Miss CCT after they 1. Intelligence (good common 2. Balance – ability to sit in the Division the Colville Confederated Tribes, and successfully complete their year as sense). saddle. Salary: DOE that any other obligations or commit- Mr./Miss CCT. 2. Education. 3. Position of hands, feet and seat. Reports to: Chief Operating Officer ments will not take precedence over 3. Conversational ability in varied 4. Mounting and dismounting. Location: CIPP Mill, Omak, Washington his/her official itinerary. PAGeAnT AnD JuDGInG areas. 5. The understanding and skill of Closing Date: June 14, 2004 5. Applications are to be filled DIVIsIons 4. Sense of humor. the contestant will be judged, as well Primary Functions: Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation is seeking qualified out in full and are to include the 5. Genuine interest in other peo- as grooming and the cleanliness of applications to provide leadership, direction and control of the Forest Products Division following: APPeARAnCe ple and noticeable consideration of horse and tack. within CTEC. This position develops long-range strategic plans capital plans and •One (1) 5 X 7 Black and white The contestants will be judged in others. 6. Each contestant could be in- operating plans to achieve profit goals and non-financial objectives established for the Forest Products Division. Develops annual goals, budgets, and planning to be reported head and shoulder photo. casual western dress and in complete 6. Projection (ability to project terviewed on each of the following: out to the COO of CTEC on a monthly basis. Develops, maintains, and monitors •Two (2) 8 X 10 black and white dancing regalia. Contestants will one’s own personality, whether it a. knowledge of tack (i.e.: western division departments such as Marketing, Personnel, Sales, and Safety. Establish and head and shoulder photos. deliver a speech of 3-4 minutes in be from horseback in the arena, pow or Native American horse regalia). maintain good communications and working relationships with the Colville Business • One in contemporary clothing. length with a Native American sub- wow arena, on television, or before b. Knowledge of horse care. Council CTEC Board of Director, CTEC and Tribal management. Provides leadership • One in dance regalia. ject matter and will be asked two (2) an audience). 7. Dress wear for Horsemanship, direction and control of assigned business within the forest Products Division. Must have demonstrated ability to work within the Indian Business culture of the Colville • Three (3) Letters of recommen- impromptu questions. 7. Showmanship – (being able to unless specified other wise by the Confederated Tribes. dation from persons other than family The purpose of this judging divi- present oneself in gracious manner). Selection Committee, is casual west- Minimum Job Requirements: • Must be notarized and signed sion is to select the contestant who 8. Happy outlook on life in gen- ern wear. Contestants may also be -4 year BA Degree in Business or 4 year BS Degree in Forest related or Engineering by the author. rates the highest in the following eral. asked to wear dance regalia and outfit studies and/or possessing a MBA Degree. Experience may be considered in lieu of their horse in Native American horse education as determined by the CTEC Board of Directors. regalia as they would if they were in -Strong background in excess of 15 years progressively responsible experience in supervision and management in wood products manufacturing and timber related fields. a parade. All riding attire should be -Wood Product sales experience is a plus. neat and fit properly. Showmanship -General knowledge of raw materials, including log value and procurement, log should be considered since a contes- production, log yard, log marketing, and sales. tant’s personality does project from -Must have good communication skills, both written and oral. horseback to spectators and judges. -Must have demonstrated leadership and team member qualities 8. There will be two categories in -Knowledge of annual and strategic profit and capital planning for Forest Products horsemanship. business. -Strong analytical skills to evaluate plans and operations, recommend capital a. reigning pattern improvements and acquisitions. b. show Native American horse -Must possess a Washington State Driver’s License with ability to obtain Colville regalia Tribal Operator’s License and be eligible for the company vehicle insurance. 9. The contestant should have -Must submit to a criminal background investigation. a horse and riding gear available Drug Test required in accordance with CTEC policy. when necessary. The horse must be Submit resumes to: CTEC, Attn: Lois Pakootas, P.O. Box 5, Coulee Dam, WA 99116. Call 509-634-3216 if you require more information. controllable in crowds and parades. Arrangements should be made with the Selection Committee if a horse CreDiT COrner and transportation is not available. ClosInG RemARKs The applications will be avail- Vehicles for sale able to the contestants the week following the contest. Mr. & Miss 1995 GmC JImmY CCT’s applications will remain the Accepting Bids - Property sold in “AS IS” Selection Committee until the end condition. ASKING BID: $4,150.00 of their reign. At no time will the personal Offers to purchase are to be submitted to Colville judging sheets be made available to anyone other than the Selection Tribal Credit by June 18, 2004. Please submit bid Committee. The decision of the in a sealed envelope clearly marked: “Bid Enclosed, judges is absolutely final and may JIMMY”. Bids can be mailed to: Colville Tribal Credit, not, under any circumstances, be P.O. Box 618, Nespelem, WA 99155 called to question. For additional information, or to look at vehicle, please call Colville Tribal Credit at (509) 634-2658. TenTATIVe 2004 Pageant Colville Tribal Credit reserves the right to accept or Judging Schedule: reject any or all bids. Friday July 2nd 2002 KIA oPTImA-4 CYl. Traditional Dinner Accepting Bids - Property sold in “AS IS” saturday July 3rd condition. ASKING BID: $8,775.00 Horse Parade

Offers to purchase are to be submitted to Colville APPLICATION MUST BE RE- Tribal Credit by June 18, 2004. Please submit bid in a CEIVED NO LATER THAN 4:00 sealed envelope clearly marked: “Bid Enclosed, KIA”. PM ON JUNE 26, 2004. QUAL- Bids can be mailed to: Colville Tribal Credit, P.O. Box IFIED APPLICANTS WILL BE 618, Nespelem, WA 99155 NOTIFIED BY TELEPHONE AND For additional information, or to look at vehicle, MAIL OF SCHEDULE FOR PAG- please call Colville Tribal Credit at (509) 634-2658. EANT NO LATER THAN JUNE Colville Tribal Credit reserves the right to accept or 30TH OF SCHEDULE FOR PAG- reject any or all bids. EANT ON July 2nd , 2004 @ 9:00 AM AT THE NESPELEM RODEO Tribal Tribune 6 Tribal Tribune reSerVaTiOn neWS WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004

NESPELEM HEAd START STAff Vicky Nomee, Program Manager II May 20th marked the Grand Opening of Shar Morin, Staff Assistant Carrie George, 0 AlII Debbi Seymour, Teacher -Classroom One Carol Sam, Classroom Aide the new Nespelem Head Start Building Rena Marconi, Classroom Aide Clarissa Cawston, Teacher -Classroom Two NESPELEM, WA., MAY 20— spelem Head Start Program Manager Doris Picard, Classroom Aide Rochelle Andrews, Classroom Aide Eleven youngster had the honor of II, gave the “Parent Acknowledge- Lynette Tom, Cook cutting the ribbons for the Nespelem ment” of six Tribal Members who Shannon Nanamkin, Cook Head Start Grand Opening held here have helped the Nespelem Head Start Theresa Bessette, Family Resource Coordinator today. Program: Margaret Gunshows, Family Resource Coordinator Albert Andrews and Frank *Colleen Cawston, who sat on the Tara Hobrecht, Classroom Aide Jerilyn Ratcliff, Janitorial Aide Halfmoon began the Opening Prayer door steps to see Helen Schirbach in Elsie Picard, Foster Grandparent for the blessing of the new building. Washington, D.C., and because of Veronica Redstar, acting Early Childhood Specialist They were followed by Fr. Jake Mor- her lobbying, funding was obtained ton SJ, and Tribal Elder Steve Iukes. to build the new Head Start building. CuRRENT ANd fORMER HEAd START PARENTS Colleen Cawston...the former *Nespelem District Councilman NESPELEM HEAd START Chairperson of the Colville Busi- Deb Louie for his concern and offer PARENT COMMITTEE MEMbERS ness Council and now working for of support for the Nespelem Head Michele McDonald, Chairperson the Washington State Department Start Parents. And because of his Sharer Cleveland, Vice Chairperson of Social and Health Services...was help in working with CTEC...CTEC Verna Saulque, Secretary one of the Tribal Members who par- has provided Winter Coats for chil- ON YOUR MARKS, GET SET!—These eleven (11) youngsters are Carrie George, Treasurer ticipated in the “Opening Address”. dren in the Head Start Programs at getting their scissors at the ready position during the “Ribbon Cutting” Colleen thanked the parents for Omak, Nespelem, Keller, and Inche- ceremony for the Nespelem Grand Opening held on Thursday, May 20. The NESPELEM HEAd START POLICY asking and inviting her over for the lium since the year 2000. eleven youngsters are: (L to R) Kellie McDonald, Jenniffer Esquivel, Kayci COuNCIL REPRESENTATIvES Grand Opening. She explained that *CTEC Executive Secretary Hanaway, Wayne Richardson Jr., Devyn Monaghan, Terrance Jim, Corvin Dana Cleveland, Representative the Head Start Program started 25 Gloria Joseph for her help in orga- Dick, Alahna Timentwa, Kayla St. Pierre, Alyssa Hobrecht, and Bradley Vince McDonald, Representative years ago at an old house. nizing everything so that Winter Wilder. Watching and giving their support are: (L to R) Rena Marconi, Gary Martin, Community Representative Lisa Orr, Health Advisory Board Also participating in the Opening Coats could be purchased for all the Delores George, Sharon Holmdahl, and Issa Cawston. Address were: children in the Head Start Program. *Joe Pakootas, the Chairman of *Issa Cawston for her dedication the Tribes’ Business Council, said in seeing to the needs of the Head that the building was designed for the Start children, and both children and young ones, and that it will help them parents love her. She’s planning on learn to socialize with other people. going to college at WSU. *Keller District Council Person *Dana Cleveland has been a Jeanne Jerred said that the staff needs Policy Council Representative, and to be commended for the work they his wife Sharey served as the Vice have done, etc. Chair of the Parent Committee. Their *And Omak District Council son Casey benefited by his parents Person Lou Anderson said: “It’s a involvement with the Head Start beautiful building”. Program. Sharey, Dana, and Case Vicky Nomee, who is the Ne- are moving to Alburqueque, N.M. NVEC extends application deadline for youth energy camp

NESPELEM, WA – Nespelem registration fees. by telephone and mail by July 1, of the camp canteen. Valley Electric Cooperative (NVEC) Interested students need to 2004. NVEC asks that students who NVEC began operations as one of has extended the application deadline submit a completed application attend the camp report back to the BPA’s first customers in 1941 with to June 4, 2004, for students interested form and photograph by June 4, membership at the Annual Meeting 34 miles of line and 140 members. in attending youth energy camp this 2004. Applications should be sent to about their activities. Today NVEC is the smallest rural summer. The contest is open to any Dorothy Palmer, NVEC Trustee, at The youth energy camp provides electric cooperative in the state, high school sophomore or junior, PO Box 83, Nespelem, WA 99155- students with a better understanding serving just over 1,000 members over who currently lives in a home served 0083, or Ike Nelson, NVEC Trustee, of electric cooperative and energy by NVEC. Star Route 69, Box 39, Okanogan, issues, as well as social opportunities 400 miles of line. NVEC serves the WATCH YOUR FINGERS—Doing their part in the “Ribbon Cutting” Two students will be selected WA 98840. to interact with students from across western half of the Colville Tribal are: (L to R) Kellie McDonald, Jennifer Esquivel, Kayci Hanaway, Wayne from applicants to attend the camp Application forms are available the country. The highlight of the Reservation. Almost half of NVEC Richardson Jr., Devyn Monaghan, Debbi Seymour, Terrance Jim, and Corvin in the Sierra Nevada Mountains from in the April 2004 edition of Ruralite, week is when the students use the members belong to the Colville Dick. July 26-30, 2004. NVEC provides or by contacting the NVEC office skills they have learned to run their Confederated Tribes. roundtrip airfare from Spokane to during regular business hours (509) own cooperative business in the form Reno, food and lodging, and all camp 634-4571. Winners will be notified Colville Tribe hosts event

COULEE DAM, WA – The the University of Washington, for our young adults,” said Joe universities, vocational and technical Colville Tribe is holding its first local schools, and other colleges Pakootas, Chairman of the Colville schools, and military recruiters TEAMWORK—Doing their part in the “Ribbon Cutting” were: Alahna Reservation-wide College Fair to encourage area youth to begin Business Council. “To bring these to come and meet with students. Timentwa, Kayla St. Pierre, Rena Marconi, Alyssa Hobrecht, and Bradley & Career Awareness event May planning for their future. The event higher educational institutions to Presenters will include individuals Wilder. 26-28, 2004, in partnership with will also raise awareness of the many the reservation and help prepare our from Tribal programs, CTEC, job opportunities located on the youth for life after high school; that’s government officials, universities, Colville Indian Reservation. what it’s all about.” and college students. “This is a wonderful opportunity Tribal leaders invited colleges, “It’s believed with the “No Child Left Behind Federal Policy” it is time Dates Career Day Sites College Fair Sites to collaborate,” said Nancy Lynn Wed. May 26th Nespelem School Nespelem Community Center Holder, Director for Educational Thurs. May 27th Omak Middle School Omak Middle School Gym Partnerships for the University th Fri. May 28 No Career Day Paschal Sherman Longhouse of Washington. “Our hope is to provide information to middle school students and families; this event will ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST provide guidance for students to Please Send An Absentee Ballot For The ______begin asking questions about their Colville Confederated Tribal______Election. potential career interests,” she said. For The ______District. “This experience will help strengthen the relationships between Please “PRINT” Your Name: school districts, students, parents/ ______families and the Tribe,” said For Veriication Purposes Please Include Pakootas. “The Tribe is excited to Any Other Name That You May Go By be a partner in this and help our (Maiden name, also know as “AKA”, etc.) students understand the value of a higher education.” To Be Valid Your “WRITTEN SIGNATURE” Must Be Included Universities and local area Signature: ______businesses will have booths set up ______at each of the college fair sites. This Address: ______event will focus on middle school ______students and a follow-up event is ______planned for high school students in Tribal ID#______the fall. For more information on this event call Chairman Joe Pakootas Send Absentee Request To: Election Coordinator or UW Director of Educational Colville Confederated Tribes, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155-0150 Partnerships, Nancy Lynn Holder. Tribal Tribune WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 T ribal VOiCeS Tribal Tribune 7 Thank you for your support Letters to the editor Tribal Members; The main reason being financially (DOJ) grant to build the facility. As Tribal Police Department’s Policy Letters to the Editor are published at the discretion of the Editor, Thank you Nespelem District embarrassed. of August 30, 2002 there is a letter & Procedures Manual until the day I as space permits. No letter which contains defamatory or malicious Voters who voted and supported On August 12, 2002 I was from the DOJ office stating that was terminated. At my appeal board statements will be published. Any letter which contains questionable material will be sent to the Office of Reservation Attorney for legal me in the Primary Elections. I have terminated from my position as the project was on scheduled to be hearing there were two non-tribal review. All letters must contain the writer’s signature, address, and no excuses for not campaigning the Correctional Facility Program completed on September 29, 2003 members on the board who also had telephone number (if available). Letters NOT signed will not be pub- more aggressively and would like and as of today it isn’t completed. not read the CTPD manual and yet Manager by the Chief of Police. I was lished. Letters are limited to 450 words. Letters exceeding 450 words to explain that there is a reason. managing the Department of Justice I was not issued the Colville they ruled against me. may be published if space allows and the Editor so chooses. The Editor I filed in the tribal court a civil reserves the right to edit any letter for content, clarity, and length. case on Chapter 1-5, Colville Civil Views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor, compli- Thank you for your consideration Rights Act, Section 1-5-2 (h), due mentary or critical, are those of the writer of the letter. They are not process of the law. My contention endorsed by the Tribal Tribune staff, Tribal Administration, Tribal Dear Editor, been with the circle. I’ve learned a lot some trouble acquiring the firewood was that the Chief did not follow the Business Council, or the Colville Confederated Tribes’ membership “Wi-Hust-Sin-Qa-Quach Tribal in that time, and a lot about myself. needed to make our fires. The state laws set forth by the Tribal Council as a whole. Members,” or hello, good day. The I’ve learned I still have a lot to learn, just kind of dropped the ball on us by in Resolution 2001-089, the adoption Salishian Okanogan Colville Indian but that I can turn to the Creator, in telling us that we must now buy our of the CTPD manual or Resolution language is just one in my bag of the silence of the sweat lodge, for own firewood. The going price down 2002-167, that stated that I would tricks. It’s not an easy one, but man, anything. here is $180 for a cord. I believe abide by all rules and regulations our people had a cool way of talking! The support and guidance from that my telling you about the kind of of the policy & procedures of the Tribal Appellette Court. and impartial hearing and so far in They had a cool everything! This is brothers in the circle, is without brothers we have in our circle, with manual that applied. Basically this is all meaningless 21 months I have never got that from Jason Nanamkin Abrahamson. My measure. A brother’s own life is not the dilemma we’re facing, would The tribal court ruled that ‘due because the Chief of Police told me administration or the tribal court. grandfathers are Felix McCraigie too great a cost for his own people. be more than enough to get some process’ was followed and that I “off the record” that he had political I thank all my family and friends and Guy Nanamkin. You could For most here, truthfully, the circle donations to our firewood fund. didn’t have to be given the CTPD pressures too. The Chief knows, who have helped me morally and say that my lineage comes from and the sweat lodge area is all they And our story to share with you! manual or be orientated into the some councilmen know and I have a financially especially those of you both prominence and tradition. have. Many will never go home. It Thank you for your consideration. rules and regulations of the police’s real good idea who the councilman who ask me to run for the tribal So little of that wore off on me in would make you so proud to see the Send donations to: St. Dismas & policies & procedures even though is that terminated me. This case is council and voted for me. my stubbornness and ignorance. value the brothers put on our ways Friends, Prison Ministry, Inc., Fr. the Resolutions 2001-089 and 2002- not about my not doing my job but a Lem-lem. That is such an understatement, to and things considered sacred. Dave Cassaleggio, 352 Mallard, Las 167 are tribal law and is part of the political termination. Eldon L. Wilson no surprise I am writing you from When I mention to you about the Vegas, NV 89107. Phone 702-258- manual. I have filed an appeal to the All I have asked for was a fair behind these iron walls, a ward of brothers, I want to explain to you that the state. Strangely enough, I find myself, and about 20 other Natives myself thanking Kool-en-choont-en from Washington were sent out-of- for my humble circumstances. Not state to High Desert State Prison in so much for teaching me to obey Indian Springs, NV, (close to Area state law, but for teaching me the 51). The circle down here is small in F areWellS importance of knowing what it means comparison to other ethnic groups, to belong to a circle, and a heritage. yet close-knit. The utmost regard is with dignity and respect for our loved ones Or Simply, what it means to be a emphasized on attending sweat lodge Native American. Since my two regularly, and committing acts of years in the penitentiary, my life has selflessness. Recently, we have had Ephrata Speedway; Spokane Race- He was born October 8, 1999, the summer, he has worked as a sea- way Park and the Northport Interna- to John and Denise Orr-Rhodes, sonal grounds keeper at area parks. tional Dirt Raceway. joining his loving sister, Shashoni Mr. Ferguson is survived by one Troy married Holly Louie on Dawn. Cheyenne was a descendant son, Larry Ferguson, Inchelium; March 28, 1998, and they had a son, of the Wenatchi Tribe and was in pre- four daughters, Myra Aubertin, Seeking Information Roland Dean. school at North Omak Elementary. Inchelium; Sherry Boyd, Inchelium; Troy was a traditional drummer Survivors include his mother Valerie Ferguson, Inchelium; Brenda and singer with Southern Cree for Denise, and sister, Shashoni, both Lemery, Inchelium; six brothers, Sol, on Missing Brothers three years. He also drummed with of Omak; his father, John Rhodes, Donnie, Fritz, Bill, Clancy and Rich- A day doesn’t go by that I don’t my brothers’ disappearance, contact Iron Spirit for a period of time. Troy of Everett, maternal grandparents, ard Ferguson; three sisters, Arlene think of my two missing brothers, the tribal police. Below is informa- enjoyed the times he spent working Noel and Lou Orr of Shoreline; his Patty, Joanne Phillips and Bonnie Ed and George Pooler. Most people tion on George and Edwin. and playing on his Uncle Bob’s devoted aunt and uncle, Wendy and Finley; 11 grandchildren and three think that their disappearance is long George Wayne Pooler: Born ranch. He also enjoyed snowmobil- Gilbert Salcido of Darrington and his great-grandchildren. forgotten and that missing them May 3, 1950; Eyes, Brown; Hair, ing, dirt bike riding, racing, hunting, maternal great-grandmother, Eutha He was preceded in death by his makes family members easier. Well, Black; Height, 5’6”; Weight, 150 fishing, and he built and flew remote Orr, in Omak. children, Anita Susan Ferguson; it is not easier, everyday I think that lbs.; Beard, full; Hair style, Long; control airplanes. Troy enjoyed Our love will never diminish and Robin Sylvia Ferguson and John a person working in the woods or Birthplace, Nespelem, WA; Ethnic- spending his spare time with his wife, our hearts will never heal. Cheyenne, Anthony Ferguson; his brother and wherever will come upon their re- ity, Native American; Age Now, 54. his son, and his mom. your spirit and memory will be with sister, Michael Ferguson and Helen mains and there can be some closure Reward: $3,000. Mary ann Matt He worked in his youth on his us forever. Ferguson. for the family. Edwin Oliver Pooler: Born, April Mary Ann Matt, 72, of Coulee Uncle Bob’s ranch. Troy also worked Rosary services were held on George Wayne pooler came up 9, 1946; Eyes, Brown (missing right Dam, died at her home on Wednes- for Mt. Tolman, as a log truck driver Cheyenne Thursday, March 18, at the Inchelium missing November 11, 1988, and Ed- eye); Hair, Black; Height, 5’7”; day, March 30, 2004. and worked for Nanamkin Logging. Child born in the midst of storm Community Center. Funeral Mass win Oliver Pooler has been missing Weight, 120 lbs.; Hair style, Short; She was born in Disautel on Au- Troy is survived by his wife and Here for an instant in time. was held on Friday, March 19, at the since April 14, 1991. Birthplace, British Columbia; Eth- gust 5, 1931. She was raised in Kartar son; brothers Jim, Brian, Fred and Eagerly giving us a lesson - Inchelium Community Center. Burial The Colville Tribe set up a reward nicity, Native American; Age Now, Valley by her grandparents, Koxit Robbie Nanamkin and his mother, years but four; followed at the Hall Creek Cemetery. for both missing Pooler boys. I have 58; Reward: $3,000. and Christine (Pe-el) George until all of Nespelem. Everlasting in effect - put up numerous posters in the past Information can be given to the his death then her step-grandfather, He was preceded in death by his Now we feel and know; Kelly Hill/Pia Mission an- brother, Roland “Dino” Nanamkin, Never forgetting just to have them ripped down. The Colville Tribal Police, 1-800-551- Sam George. She was educated in nual Memorial graveyard guilty ones that know what happened 5800, ext. 2490 OR 634-2472. Stop Chemawa, Ore. Her family worked uncle Bob Gallaher, cousin Ricky Every smile he gave us. to my brothers can’t stand to be re- some of the pain and please tell what in the agriculture industry throughout Manley, his father, many aunts, un- cleaning minded of them so they tear my post- you know. Your safety will be cov- Central Washington. cles, cousins and all his grandparents. Shashoni ers down. Don’t you people know the ered by police and all information She was a member of the Catholic Services were held at the Ne- She keeps us happy may 28, 29 and 30th pain that we go through? PLEASE, will be confident. Church and the Colville Tribe. She spelem Community Center on April Having such a nice smile - someone tell what you know about Sincerely, enjoyed playing bingo, playing cards 29 and April 30. Burial was at the Always bossing us around Mass services and grave and scrabble and going to the casinos. Nespelem Community Cemetery. So we can never forget blessings will be on the 30th Mary is survived by her two Precht-Harrison-Nearents Chapel How to be young at 10:00 a.m. Dinner to follow daughters: Doris Matt of Coulee was in charge of arrangements. On our journey services and blessings. Feel vote for a candidate Dam and Janice Matt of Nespelem; Now free to come and help us. one brother Phillip Grunlose of To all our family and In case we tend to forget. Any questions/donations please Coulee Dam; two sisters, Anita These were written by Gilbert Sal- contact Joann Signor at (509) 722- friends: cido, Cheyenne and Shashoni’s uncle 3259 that will advocate for Cheer of Omak and Elsie Miller of We, the family of Troy nanamkin, Pateros; four grandchildren and two who left us on April 27, 2004, after great-grandchildren. a motorcycle acident at Owhi Lake. robert Ferguson our Sovereignty She was preceded in death by her We would like to thank all the Robert Lee Ferguson passed parents; two brothers, four sisters, people that gave Holly the funding away March 12 in Spokane at the three daughters: Mavis, Sylvia and age of 67. Mr. Ferguson was born in Tribal Members: can’t allow this type of leadership. to stay in Spokane during this very Norma Jean and one son, Roger Tulalip on August 11, 1936. He was I would like to thank you for They call this Self-Determination. It hard time and to all the people that Gabriel Pierre. the son of Joseph and Leona (Toulou) is Self-Termination. What will be left drove to Spokane to be with us - we voting for me in the 2004 primary Cancer has overtaken her body for future generations? Please vote thank you all. Ferguson. Tribal Election for Inchelium District, so fast and sudden. She didn’t want for a candidate that will advocate for Our special thanks to all the peo- Mr. Ferguson was a member of Colville Business Council 2004. to go through with the Chemo treat- the Colville Confederated Tribe of It really touches my heart that you our Sovereignty. ple that brought food to our home, Tribune ment. Janice and I took care of her we’ll try and remember you all, but if Indians. He was raised and schooled put your trust and confidence in my Respectfully submitted, Joyce Watt the best we could at home. we forget anyone, we are very sorry: in Inchelium and joined the U.S. Air professional qualifications and my DeaDline I would like to thank the follow- John and Penny Flowers, Shirley Force. After his discharge from the leadership abilities. ing people in the last few days of Picard, Darcy Epperson and gang, service, Mr. Ferguson went to work We still have the General Election my mothers life. Karen Cawston, Colleen Leskinen and gang, Vicky as a logger. He then began working in June which requires more work so Chris Seyler and Dr. Myers for help Gallaher and gang, sister Toots, for the BIA as a Tribal Forester. He Tuesday, have your family and friends vote. Thank in making her comfortable. Roger Bertha Cox, Tim Brooks and gang, served as a Tribal Council member We need change in our Business Jack/Julianne Saulque helping in the Bev and Pat Morin, Dorothy Palmer and worked as a Tribal policeman. Council so we can move forward as preparations for the burial and ser- and gang. Like I said, I hope we In 1989, Mr. Ferguson went back June 15th a progressive government and with vices and long hours with MaryAnn. remembered everyone. to college and acquired a teaching FoR ASSISTANCe you for Charlene Sam/Lucille Pakootas in degree and began working as an En- profitable businesses. As you all know, our family has Phone (509) 634-2222 Our tribal government is elected helping the family with the services been thru a lot in just a short time, glish teacher at Spokane Community by the people and for the people. Our and cleaning. Carol Monaghan as but we would like to thank you all College. He retired in 2000 and spent Fax (509) 634-4617 Council needs to be responsive to your vote the lead cook and a good friend to for your support and prayers. A very his winters in Topock, Arizona. Late Copy & Letters to the Editor To: The Voter’s of the Inchelium my mom. Mr. Ferguson enjoyed hunting, received after the deadline will community needs. The government District/Community, special thanks to Del Ostenberg, you be published in the next month’s The family appreciates every- fishing, camping, cooking, helping has a trust responsibility to provide I would like to thank all the people are alwasy there for us and for our edition one’s help. for our health and educational needs that supported me in my recent mother. people in need and traveling. During and our general welfare. The Indian efforts to be your Inchelium District Special thanks to our hunters and Health Service is barely meeting any Councilperson. Your time and Troy M. nanamkin the cooking crew. of our health needs. They are always attention was greatly appreciated. Troy M. Nanamkin, 30, of Ne- With all our love, in MeMOriaM Although I did not make it through spelem, died Tuesday, April 27 at Holly Nanamkin & the Nanamkin In this section, we wish to say farewell to our beloved Colville Tribal Members in Priority One Status. The Council the primary elections I feel that I needs to be proactive in maintaining Deaconess Hospital in Spokane due family and send our wishes for health, happiness and faith to their families. have learned a great deal and will to injuries sustained in a motorcycle that trust responsibility. look forward to representing you We welcome memorials about your loved ones and friends who have passed This is our Sovereignty as a nation. in the future. At this time I will be accident. Troy was born March 28, Cheyenne Storm Orr- away, including photographs and poems if you wish. 1974, to Guy and Rose (Gallaher) The Compact with Washington State supporting D.R. Michel and Gayle rhodes Please send your contributions to: Tribal Tribune Memorials, P.O. Box 150, DeLaCruz in the general elections. Nanamkin in Omak. Nespelem WA 99155. was negotiated at giving the State Our beloved Cheyenne Storm Sincerely, He was a member of the Colville Include your name and address on the photographs, funeral cards or other 25% of our gross profits. This is Orr-Rhodes died April 10, 2004, at Julie “Tigger” Phillips Confederated Tribes; the Eagle Track materials you want returned to you. giving away our Sovereign rights. We Raceway Association of Republic, the scene of a vehicle roll-over acci- dent near Chelan, at four years of age. Tribal Tribune 8 Tribal Tribune C OMMuniTy WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 Colville Community What is a volunteer? TRIBAl TRIBunE Well, let me tell you. A volunteer SERvICE & SouRCE dIRECToRY CalenDar is a person who puts in countless hours in a program or organization CAll oR fAx YouR InfoRMATIon just because she enjoys it. When Ofice Number (509) 634-2222 • Fax Number (509) 634-4617 called in at the last minute, she comes. When asked to shop for the Hornets Nest when an emergency kELLER AREA mill Pond Days aries, she grabs a check, the list, and fOR SALE For Sale: Three bedroom, 2 bath then shoves you in your car and says, house on 20 acres, located six miles north Have you heard about the Mill Pond Days June of Keller just off Highway 21, $116,000. 18 and 19, 2004 in Nespelem, Washington? “Get going, I’m here for you, to help OMAk AREA - TRuST LANd Also will sell 36 acres riverfront property in any way I can.” She’s the type of 3 bedrm., 1 bath, new carpet, spacious on San Poil, contains more than one person who volunteers in the pro- living room, new heating furnace, new possible building site, $102,000. Seen by It will be the first town celebration in many many years and we are gram, subs for free in the program, metal roof, partially fenced yard, extra appointment. Please call 509-647-5652 exciting about this gathering for our community. storage sheds. 317 Edmonds St., Omak. attends field trips with 20-30 kids, for further information. The committee meets on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. at the Community $75,000.00. Contact Marty or Rose at just because she is a volunteer who Activity Center 826-3127. loves the program and kids. (Formerly known as War Bonnett) Her name in Rena Tinnell and she INCHELIuM AREA LEgAL NOTICES If you are interested in assisting please contact the following SOuTH TwIN LAkES volunteers for the Inchelium after committee contact or come to a Monday meeting: 2 Lots for sale on South Twin Lakes, school program - Rez Stop. Rena has Inchelium Wa. Each lot size is 70’ wide x Booths: Earl Antone In the Children’s Court of the Colville put in approximately 60 hours of vol- three field trips and time spent during 100’ long. Legal description is Lots Thirty Confederated Tribes Media: Tim Schell unteer time for Rez Stop this school programming hours after school. two (32) and Thirty three (33) Block Three Notice and Summons Historical Exhibit: Barbara Aripa/ Tim Schell (3) Salishan Subdivision No. 1, Ferry year. She comes happy and willing We want to thank you immensely MI-2004-24013 Parade: Val Vargas-Thomas County, Washington. These lots are In Re the Matter of M.A., Minor Child to do anything. She was a huge help for your time and effort Rena. — Street Dance: Issa Cawston ready for building. Water is already in and To: Patricia Ankney and Vincent Jack at the Science Fair, with the Katie Carmen Peone and Janna Seymour. electricity is available. Price is $13,000 for Security: Jim Smith You are hereby given notice that an Mae Memorial Youth Quest Race both lots. Please call Cliff Seyler at (509) Adjudicatory Hearing will be held at the 3on3 Basketball: Billie Leith handling all the food preparations, 935-6232. Tribal Court, Agency Campus, Nespelem, Activities in the Park: Angie Redstar/ Deirde Antone WA on the 22nd day of June, 2004 at Carnival: Rena Dick kELLER AREA 10:00 AM. The purpose of this hearing will 5K Run: Eldon Wilson HOME ANd LANd be to determine if the above-mentioned All committees are looking for assistance; please join us in A Call to Artisians! Price Reduced for Quick Sale minor is a minor-in-need-care and should The Marilyn Aubertin residence remain in the custody and care of Tribal organizing a town celebration….for Nespelem located two miles south of Keller and Children and Family Services. You are I am looking for interested artists, and items for display. You need to walking distance from the San Poil Park. hereby summoned to appear at this craftsmen, beaders, and basket make a list of items you are interested 11 plus acres with a 3 bedrm, two bath hearing. Failure to appear will result in a makers to display and sell their work in selling, provide her a list and keep 14X68 trailer with addition, roof cover, default against you. deck, one-car garage. Quiet setting with a Dated the 23rd day of April 2004. Hunters Safety! 2004 Classes at the Manson Business Center in a list for yourself. It will be your nice view. $50,000. For more information Esther Payne, Dep. Prosecutor—(1 Inchelium District: Manson. The location is on the main responsibility to replace an item once call 633-0104 weekdays, or 722-3258 of 3) June 17th and 18th, Inchelium School street with store front exposure. The an item is sold to keep the volume weekends. Seen by appointment only. room size including the window area in place. Keller District: INCHELIuM AREA wANTEd is around 20 feet X 20 feet. They Please contact Smoker Marchand, June 24th and 25th Mount Tolman 120 acres deeded land near Hall expect around 1500 - 3000 people a Planning Department at 509-634- Creek. Original Indian allottment with a nespelem District: Date undetermined week that come into the center. 2573, if you’re interested in this current asking price of $45,000. Seller buYINg OLd INdIAN I would expect from interested opportunity. The Colville Tribal Art will carry contract with 20% down. Call bEAdwORk... omak District: Date undetermined Ralph Van Brunt at West Way Real Estate, flat bags, gloves, moccasins, individuals that you think about: Association of the Colville Tribes (509)775-3930 or Any questions please call Dave Finley Jr. Inventory, quality of items and pick will sponsor the lease of the space baskets, old photo’s, etc. For possible E-mail [email protected]. future Indian & Cowboy Museum. (509) 634-2130, Thank You! up and delivery of items. for the Artists. This is a cooperative Paying the best cash price and Robin McBride, Executive effort by the Tribe and BPA to INCHELIuM AREA treating you right! All purchases Director of the Business Center will support local Tribal artists. John 50 Acres. Located in Seylor Valley. ATTenTIon ** ATTenTIon ** ATTenTIon Please contact for more information 208- confidential. Randy Toll Free 1-800- keep track of sales, some marketing, Smith, a Tribal member, is the BPA 983-1141. 359-3931 access code 05. Anyone interested in participating as a contestant Congratulations!! CONvALESCENT for omak stampede encampment royalty CENTER **Miss Omak Stampede Encampment 2004-2005 GRAduATES Any girl that is a Colville Tribal member or descendant between the ages of 10-16 years old The Colville Confederated Tribes of the Colville **Omak Stampede Indian Encampment Brave 2004-2005 Reservation will be honoring our enrolled Colville NEWS Any boy that is a Colville Tribal member or descendant between graduates of the year 2004 with a Student Recognition gift: the ages of 6-14 years old **Lil’ Miss Omak Stampeded Indian Encampment 2004-2005 For questions, please contact the following programs: Any girl that is 6 years old and younger High School: Public Education Services (509) 634-2621, Applicants for any title must meet age requirements, have authentic Sonia Zaugg, PES Coordinator. regalia for all occasions, and be of good moral character. If you are interested in representing the Omak Stampede Indian GED and Vocational Rehabilitation: Employment & Encampment, please call: Training Services (509) 634-2730, Sheilah Cleveland, Linda Saint (work) 422-7734 from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. until June 14; (home) 689-3081 from June 14th to Aug. 12 Program Manager. Deadline: Thursday, August 12, 2004 Liberal Arts: Bachelor, Masters and Doctorate, Higher Education (509-634-2779), Alvina Cawston, Office Assistant. Colville Tribal Indian Language Preservation Program CTCC residents and staff want to thank Larry Wake and Charles McKay, housekeepers, for the extra kindness and respect they provide to our elders. CTCC had a very busy month Day tea and strawberry shortcake of May! May 8 — CTCC had ten day. We want to thank John Francis residents riding in the facility van of Seaton’s Grove for providing in the Grand Coulee Colorama carnations for each of our ladies. Parade: Lucy Saluskin, Jerry Sam, May 15 — Joe Waters, Jerry Ace Williamson, Joe Waters, Ed Sam and Jean Betty Arcasa went to McCraigie, Ellen Thomas, Ellen Yakima for Elijah Lewis memorial Abeita, Issac Quintasket, Jean Betty, accompanied by Donna Marchand Arcas and Bill Gould, with Junky act. dir and Alice James NAC. Pakootas, maint. supervisor as their May 28 — Activity staff took driver and Marge Dunlap, actr. aide residents to the Paschal Sherman assisting. Sunflower festival in Omak. May 6 — David Friedlander, New residents: Lewis Armstrong, Beulah Kaylor, Vyvyan Samuels, Joe Bowen. Bill Gould, Ellen Abita and Lucy Residents discharged to home: Joe Saluskin went to lunch at the Caribou Dick and Judy Thomas. Good luck to in Okanogan accompanied by Sally Joe and Judy! Hutton administrator and Donna Our condolences to Manny Marchand act. dir. Landergreen’s family. May 8 — Marcella McCraigie and CTCC is planning some fun Vyvan Samuels went to Leo and Bea activities on Father’s Day. Everyone Pellitier memorial accompanied by stop by to visit our elders on that day Donna Marchard act. dir. if you can, this is a special day to be May 9 — We had our Mother’s with our elders.

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Tree TalK By Gary Martin How’s it going this month! I hope the Lake Roosevelt Forum’s Student visiting with Omak and Okanogan 6th that all Moms had a great Mother’s Discovery Week. On May 11, we Graders at Camp Progress and Camp Day! We have Memorial Day to hon- had some forestry and plants fun Disautel. A BIG THANKS to our or and to reflect upon. Graduations with Davenport 5th Graders at Owhi cultural plants friends, for helping are coming up soon. Congratulations Lake. On May 12, we went to Swan with our nature hikes! Nespelem 4th to all our special Head Start Friends! Lake and had some environmental Graders will be at Lost Lake Camp You’re a very special group every fun with Northport 7th Graders. A soon. All these fun events and days year! Great to see the awesome, new BIG THANKS to our Resource of honoring, make for an exciting Head Start building in Nespelem! Inventory Analysis, Environmental month! THANKS to everyone who This is a good month for kids! On Trust and Forestry Departments for help make these events happen! A May 4, there was a fun Natural Re- helping make our “Discovery Zone” BIG THANKS to all the schools! I sources Day with Inchelium School. possible! Owhi Lake Kid’s Day could continue talking, or save space Cathy Desautel and her Washington with Nespelem School was May for photos. Take care and we’ll talk State University Extension Program 13. (photos in next talk ) We’re with you again next month.  all-star team, put on a great event! We made some connections with Colville Confederated Tribes 2004 north half Colville Tribes Bighorn sheep hunt Application Form I wish my name to be placed in the drawing for the Fish and Wildlife CCT 2004 North Half Bighorn Sheep Hunt. Section I. Department Name:______(Last ) (First) (M. Initial) The Colville Tribes Fish and Wildlife Department has been trap ping Lahontan Cutthroat Trout in Mission Maiden Name or Other Names (if applicable): Bay for their annual egg take. The egg take this year ______was led by Phil Grunlose from the Bridgeport Tribal Address: ______trout hatchery and succeeded in securing approximately (Street, P.O. Box) 150,000 eggs. James Ives, Marvin Bob, Allen Ham- ______mond, and Christopher Monighan assisted in the egg (City, State) (Zip) taking operation that began in late April and concluded on May 17, 2004. Enrollment No: ______D a t e o f Fish were seined and placed in a holding pen until Birth:______they were ripe and then spawned. All eggs collected Age:___ Telephone/Message No: ______were fertilized at the lake and transported to the tribal Section II. trout hatchery for incubation. The fish will be grown at I hereby certify that the above in formation is the Bridgeport facility for approximately one year and correct and complete, to the best of my knowledge. released back into Omak Lake as fingerlings next spring. Bacterial and viral samples were taken and sent to ______Washington Animal Diagnostic Disease Laboratory for (Signature of Applicant) (Date) analysis to assure the Lahontan Cutthroat stock remains Note: Only one (1) application per person is allowed! healthy. Sending in more than one application will disqualify you from the drawing. This application MUST also be readable and both The lake is down quite a bit this year and the fish were sections completely filled out and signed to qualify for the more difficult to trap than usual, but the crew succeeded drawing. Remember the application deadline is July 31, 2004. in spawning more than 100 female trout. Hats off to a Who may Apply: Any enrolled Colville Tribal Member job well done by the hatchery and lake crews. If you who is 16 years of age or older by the closing date of permit applications. have need for more information, please contact Rodney How to apply: Application forms for North Half Bighorn Stensgar at 509-686-9330. Sheep permits may be obtained from the Tribal Fish and The Colville Tribes Fish and Wildlife Department will Wildlife Office in Nespelem, Omak Community Center, be stocking reservation waters with thousands of pounds Inchelium Community Center and Keller Community Center. of triploid rainbow trout for the Memorial Day holiday Applications will only be accepted on official north half bighorn sheep application forms and forms must be completely filled weekend. This is the second of 3 planned stockings for out to be valid. ONLY one application to hunt north half the fishing season and should provide some good action bighorn sheep may be made per person during any calendar on all lakes. year. Submitting more than one application shall disqualify the The tribal fish and wildlife depart ment wants to applicant from the drawing. When to apply: Applications must be postmarked no later remind all non-member fishers that a 2004 tribal license than midnight of July 31, 2004 or received in the Tribal Fish is required. Please phone for a list of license vendors or and Wildlife Office not later than 4:00 p.m. on July 31, 2004. consult the regulation book. Where to apply: Send or bring your completed application The Fish and Wildlife Department also wants to form to: Colville Confederated Tribes, Fish & Wildlife remind anglers that the second fishing rod stamp is only Department, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155. Note: Persons who are successful in drawing a North Half good for interior waters, please phone if you are unsure Bighorn Sheep permit in the 2004 season will not be eligible of the regulations. to apply for another North Half Bighorn Sheep permit until 2007 seasons.

Colville Confederate Tribes 2004 north half moose hunt Ap plication Form Colville Confederated Tribes I wish my name to be placed in the drawing for the 2004 Reservation moose hunt CCT 2004 North Half Moose Hunt. Ap plication Form Section I. I wish my name to be placed in the drawing for the Name:______CCT 2004 Reservation Moose Hunt. (Last ) (First) (M. Initial) Section I. Maiden Name or Other Names (if applicable): Name:______(Last ) (First) (M. Initial) Address: ______Maiden Name or Other Names (if applicable): (Street, P.O. Box) ______(City, State) (Zip) Address: ______(Street, P.O. Box) Enrollment No: ______Date of Birth:______Age:______(City, State) (Zip) Telephone/Message No: ______Enrollment No: ______D a t e o f Birth:______Section II. Age:___ Telephone/Message No: ______I hereby certify that the above in formation is correct and complete, to the best of my knowledge. Section II. ______I hereby certify that the above in formation is (Signature of Applicant) (Date) correct and complete, to the best of my knowledge. Note: Only one (1) application per person is allowed! ______Sending in more than one application will disqualify you from (Signature of Applicant) (Date) the drawing. This application MUST also be readable and both Note: Only one (1) application per person is allowed! sections completely filled out and signed to qualify for the Sending in more than one application will disqualify you from drawing. Remember the application deadline is July 31, 2004. the drawing. This application MUST also be readable and both Who May Apply: Any enrolled Colville Tribal Member sections completely filled out and signed to qualify for the who is 16 years of age or older by the closing date of permit drawing. Remember the application deadline is July 31, 2004. applications. Who may apply: Any enrolled Colville Tribal Member How To Apply: Application forms for North Half Moose who is 16 years of age or older by the closing date of permit permits may be obtained from the Tribal Fish and Wildlife applications. Office in Nespelem, Omak Community center, Inchelium Com- How to apply: Application forms for Moose permits munity Center and Keller Community Center. Applications will may be obtained from the Tribal Fish and Wildlife Office in only be accepted on official moose application forms and forms Nespelem, Omak Community Center, Inchelium Community must be completely filled out to be valid. ONLY one ap plication Center and Keller Community Center. Applications will only to hunt moose may be made per person during any calendar be accepted on offi cial moose application forms and forms year. Submitting more than one application shall disqualify the must be completely filled out to be valid. Only one application Daniel l. Fagerlie, Project Director, Ferry County Phone: (509) 634-2304 applicant from the drawing. to hunt moose may be made per person during any calendar When to apply: Applications must be post marked no later year. Submitting more than one application shall disqualify the Cathy Desautel, Family Living FAX: (509) 634-2353 than midnight of July 31, 2004 or received in the Tribal Fish applicant from the drawing. Joshua swain, 4-H Challenge emAIl: [email protected]. and Wildlife Office not later than 4:00 p.m. on July 31, 2004. When to apply: Applications must be postmarked no later Where to apply: Send or bring your completed application than midnight of July 31, 2004 or received in the Tribal Fish Christine Buckminster, Office Asst. III edu form to: Colville Confederated tribes, Fish & Wildlife and Wildlife Office not later than 4:00 p.m. on July 31, 2004. hannah hull, 4-H, AG, Natural Resources P.o. Box 111, nespelem, WA 99155 Department, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155 Where to apply: Send or bring your completed application Note: Persons who are successful in drawing a North Half form to: Colville Confederated Tribes, Fish & Wildlife Moose permit in the 2004 season will not be eligible to apply Department, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155. Cooperative Agencies: Washington State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture (special project number for another North Half Moose permit until 2007 seasons. Note: Persons who are successful in drawing a Moose permit 93-EIRP-1-0036), Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Colville Agency BIA, and Ferry County. in 2004 season will not be eligible to apply for another Moose Cooperative Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of permit until 2007 seasons. noncompliance may be reported to your local Cooperative Extension Office. Daniel Fagerlie, Project Director

Tribal Tribune 10 Tribal Tribune H ealTH neWS WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 Rising drug Costs are hurting families Northeast HealthyNEwS Washington Health Programs Offering Discount applications being accepted Prescriptions to Non-Medicaid Patients for appointment to Governor’s CHEWELAH, WA, MAY 4, throughout eastern Washington with Programs’ 340b pharmacy which federal stock and purchase drugs in- 2004– Families and adults are mak- state-sponsored health insurance and dispenses drugs at a greatly reduced expensively, passing the cost savings Committee on Disability issues & ing tough choices on how to pay for other solutions, are hearing these rate for all their patients except fee- onto patients,” says Mike Dunniway, employment their prescription drugs. They are stories too often. “Instead of wait- for-service Medicaid.” Northeast Washington Health Pro- splitting pills so they last longer and ing for prescription costs to come Northeast Washington Health grams’ Executive Director. The Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment cutting back on buying food in order down, community programs are Programs is a private non-profit com- Due to federal regulations an is in the process of recruiting individuals to recommend to Governor to pay for their prescriptions. The developing solutions to help families munity based health care agency that individual must be a patient of a Locke, for appointment to the Committee. The application has a due kind of food they can afford is often and adults pay for their medications receives federal and state grants to Northeast Washington Health Pro- date of July 31, 2004, but because of current openings, applications spent on buying boxed meals such as now,” says Carol Baker, Covering operate six rural and frontier satellite grams’ Community Health Center are being considered throughout the year. Macaroni and Cheese. Kids & Families/Health For All community health centers and a den- with locations in Chewelah, Orient, Health for All staff members, Outreach Specialist. “One example tal clinic. “As a federally qualified Loon Lake, Northport, Ione, and To be considered for membership on the Committee, the interested who connect families and adults is the Northeast Washington Health health center, we are able to access Springdale. The pharmacy provides person must be a person with a disability, a family member of a person reduced drug costs to individuals with a disability, or an advocate for people with disabilities; or an on Healthy Options, Medicare, or employee or volunteer of another disability organization (private or other third party insurance plans. If government organizations). an individual does not have health insurance, Northeast Washington You must be able to commit to three meetings a year of the Lead Screening full Committee and be active in one or more subcommittees of the Health Programs offers services on a sliding fee scale. For more infor- Committee. Appointed members will be reimbursed for travel costs Recently, the soil around four Lead poisoning can be a serious poisoning, or it may be mistaken for to attend meetings. houses located on the Colville problem for young children; the the flu or other illnesses. Symptoms mation call your local Community Agency Campus was tested and younger the child, the greater the can include: stomach ache and Health Center or Northeast Wash- ington Health Programs’ main office The application is available in alternate formats of large print and found to have above normal levels risk. Young children are particularly cramps; tiredness; constipation; Braille. For more information or to receive an application, please call toll-free 1-800-829-6583. of lead. A project group was formed at risk because: they put everything sleep disorders; irritability; frequent Debbie Himes (360)438-3246 or 438-3167 TTY; e-mail: dhimes2@ To find out if a person is eligible to address this issue. In June 2004, in their mouths; their bodies absorb vomiting; headaches; and poor esd.wa.gov. parents of all children (eight years lead more easily than adult’s bodies appetite. for state-sponsored health insurance, old and younger) who live on the do; and their brains and nervous Lead is taken into the body in two Health for All outreach specialists Colville Agency Campus or the systems are more sensitive to the ways: swallowing lead contaminated will assist with applications and Inchelium Sub-Agency will receive damaging effects of lead. dirt, dust or paint; or breathing in follow up services to help the indi- a letter with information regarding Long Term Effects of Lead in air contaminated by lead dust. The vidual enroll. For those who do not this concern and encouraged to have Children following is a checklist of what you qualify for state-sponsored coverage, labs drawn to check the blood lead Long-term effects (exposed can do to make your environment Health for All will link them with ap- level of their children. to lead for long periods of time) healthier for your family: propriate community resources. For WanT To Possible Sources of Lead can include: learning disabilities; • Wet-wash window sills twice more information call local outreach Possible sources of lead include: slow growth and development; a week specialist Mona Chrisman toll-free paint used in homes built before hyperactivity, lack of attention and • Wet-wash floors at least once 1-888- 311-7394 or Health for All’s 1978; dust, paint, or soil around your frustration; damaged hearing; and a week hotline toll-free 1-866-444-3066. subscribe home; drinking water or food; auto brain damage. • Serve meals high in iron and ### exhaust; industrial pollution; and Symptoms calcium Covering Kids & Families, fishing sinkers and shot gun pellets. There may be no signs of lead • Kids hands washed before meals facilitated by the Health Improve- To THe Why is Lead a Problem? and sleep ment Partnership, is an outreach and • Toys cleaned weekly, chew toys application-assistance project in the cleaned daily Northeast Tri-County region of the • Kids play on playground or grass state of Washington. The project Tribal Tribune? Tribal Tribune only, not dirt outreaches to people in Pend Oreille, send subscription or change • Flush faucet water until cool if Stevens, and Ferry counties helping of address to: not used for 2 hours them sign up for state-sponsored • Do not store food in pottery health insurance and linking them Tribal Tribune, P.o. Box 150 COPY DeaDline (made outside the U.S.), crystal, with healthcare resources in the nespelem, WA 99155 antique pewter or silver bowls or community. June 15, 2004 cups the Health Improvement Part- nership (HIP), a non-profit com- name: ______• Do not use home remedies firsT MiDDel iniTial lasT FoR ASSISTANCe containing lead munity catalyst organization, serves • Remove clothes and shoes as a convener of collaborations that Phone (509) 634-2222 -- Fax (509) 634-4617 exposed to lead before entering home facilitate and enhance community address: ______More information will be released well being. Founded in 1996, HIP believes that it is possible to build Late Copy & Letters to the Editor in the future. city:______state:_____Zip: ______received after the deadline will be Please e-mail your questions to a vibrantly healthy community by Lead Screening Project Group. bringing together diverse sectors Free to Adult Members of the Confederated Tribes of the published in the next month’s edition [email protected]. and organizations to achieve goals beyond the reach of any single en- Colville Reservation and Minors (Upon Parental Request). tity. HIP has partnered with more than 700 organizations on projects In Washington state ...... $30.00 Per Year addressing healthcare access, child elsewhere in united states ...... $40.00 Per Year care, disability access, workforce de- Canada and overseas ...... $50.00 Per Year velopment, preventing gun violence, and youth empowerment. For more Rates For All Other Subscriptions By Mail (Paid In Advance) information visit www.hipspokane. Call for Special Rates for org or call 509-444-3088. Non-ColvilleTribal Member Elders, For more information: Disabled and Servicemen/women. Julie Gardner Health Improvement Partnership Well Child Clinic news Well Child Clinic (I.H.S., Ne- immunizations today. the caregiv- Not all Well Child screening stations spelem Headstart, Tribal Health and ers for the 112 children eligible for will be available during the summer Nespelem Elementary School) is the drawing, including Bishop’s months but we encourage you to con- proud to announce the winner of parents, John and Natasha, are tinue to visit the Well Child Clinic the Quarterly Gift Basket is Bish- to be especially commended for to have your child’s growth and de- op Stensgar, age 14 months, from taking the time to see that this velopment evaluated and to receive Keller, WA! Bishop was current important step was taken toward needed immunizations. this time in with all of his required childhood the good health of their children. the clinic was set aside for you and immunizations as of March 31, 2004 Congratulations to you all! your child! Please always bring your (his twin brother, Logan, and his The Well Child Clinic is held the child’s immunization record with older sister, Leslee, age 3, were also third Thursday afternoon of every you for any visit at the clinic. current). Bishop’s name was entered month, from 12:00 to 2:30. Appoint- Thank you to our caring commu- into the drawing along with 111 other ments are usually made by Headstart, nity for helping improve the health of children. but walk-ins are always accepted. our little ones. Your input is always The Quarterly Gift Basket draw- ing is for all children between the ages of birth and 48 months who are current with their immunizations at the end of the quarter. The next drawing will be in July, 2004 for the Tobacco Quit line quarter ending June 30th, 2004. So, parents (and grandparents) you have until June 30th to get your child caught up and entered into the next drawing! 877-270-SToP For a child to be fully caught up toll-free with all immunizations it takes the continuous support of parents and family as there are many childhood QuITlIne.Com Tribal Tribune WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 PHOTO albuM Tribal Tribune 11

Dear makaylah: I want to wish you a happy third birthday on June 20, 2004. Happy Birthday Suzy Stensgar Happy Birthday Congratulations to Alex V. Samuels & Malcolm Carson, Jr., on Happy Birthday to Ben Samuels I remember it like it was just June 8, 2004 MaryJane F. Samuels their first Championship Muttin’ Bustin’ Buckles at the Colorama June 12, 2004 yesterday, when you were born. Love from your Auntie June 14, 2004 Rodeo ~ We are so proud of you two ~ Berni & Ben Samuels We love you dad!!! Your Auntie Ali and Soni were very Berni, Ben & Kids Love you “Baby Girl” From your family: Berni, excited that you had come into this From Mom, Dad, Fernisha world. Your Uncle Bud loves you Alex & Fernisha Alex & Maryjane very much, you call him Daddy. You happy 15th Anniversary are like his child. June 29th Your great-grandfather loves you Snoop and Denise George very much. You call him day or night I wish you both much joy and he knows it’s you, and he talks on your Anniversary. to you by the hours. I hope it will be a day of Your Papa John and Robin love you, they are forever checking on warm memories to share. you to make sure you have all that I’ll be thinking of you & say you need and then some. a prayer that your day will be I just want to thank your mother filled with the warmth of love (Jodi D. Picard) and father (Michael and that tomorrow will bring Murphy) for bringing you into my everthing you both dreamed of. world. I am very happy that you May the days ahead be joyous are a part of my life. You know without a single tear, and may you will always be Number One in you find much to be thankful for my life as you are my one and only every year. granddaughter. You have brought me Love you lots ~ to go into the next phase of my life, Your Sis, Berni Samuels a grandparent. Happy Birthday Ta-moose. Happy Birthday Duck Lips, This is my wish for you this year. A Happy Birthday to my June 17th, Love, Mom June 19th, Love, Mom That you have good years ahead of brothers, sister and neice: you, that all you need or want will be Bruce Michel, June 3, 2004; Happy 1st Birthday to our #1 taken care of by those who love you. Mike Harry, June 16, 2004; nephew, Matty Yates, May 29th. That as you grow up that you know Anna Michel-George, June 23, it’s a Girl! All our hugs ‘n kisses, how much we all love you. Almeta Dawn Desautel With all my love, 2004; and Amanda Michel June April 28, 2004 at 11:08 a.m. Tubby, Ciara & Madison 23, 2004. Hope that you all your one and only grandmother, 6 lbs., 13 oz. and 20 in. long Dee Gun Shows have a good one and take care. Almeta’s parents are Nate Love always, Berni Michel- Desautel and Valerie Samuels Quintasket. Ashley Timentwa and Her paternal grandparents Anthony Adolph are pleased are JR Desautel and Connie to announce the birth of their Johnston. Her maternal new baby boy. grandparents are Phillip and Born on April 12, 2004 at Coulee Barbara Quintasket. Almeta Community Hospital. Anquan Brian joins her sister, Noel, and Adolph weighed 5 lbs. and 10 ounces and was 18 inches in length at birth. Maternal grandparents are Rebecca Timentwa and Stephen Ankney. Happy Mother’s Day Paternal grandparents are Randy Kary Jo nichols. Happy Birthday Nic. May 10th, Adolph and Louise Francis. Sibling Thinking of You, Cyrus Love, Mom Happy birthday Kaylee Girl! Kaylee is 7 years old, today, May 21st Kaylee loves to shop; she loves clothes AND shoes! She’s A special Thank You! taking ballet lessons and is I wish to give a special thanks to a princess. She likes to jump Happy 2nd Birthday everyone who helped me with my rope, ride her bike AND loves to Lachelle Boyd raffle for soccer. I have made the team for the Spokane Shadow and read. With all of our love, will use the money raised to purchase We are proud of you and we Grandma, Grandpa, Uncles love you very much! my uniforms. The winner of the raffle Steven & Joel & Aunt Erica & was Sam Brooks. I will work hard to Grandma Dora, Grandpa Larry Tucker Mom, Dad and Tristen (little be a good representative of my tribe. Thank you again! Olivia Clark Honoring Colville People of all ages! True Auto sales, llC RECOgNITION (509)826-1980 PHOTO ALbuM south of okanogan -- 23251 highway 20, okanogan, WA 98840 Deadline For Photographs & Information We’re South of Okanogan on Highway 20 June 15, 2004 *************************************************************** Colville tribal member achievers of all ages will be honored Its that time of the YEAR for GRADUATION and TIME to be in a special section of the forthcoming June 2004 Tribal Tribune thinking about what you will get your GRADUATE to help them edition. This is your opportunity to recognize your own personal achievement(s) or of someone else including an award, a title, BEGIN their new LIFE after High School. a scholarship, a certificate and graduations from Head Start, ***************************************************************************** kindergarten, grade school, prep school, high school, college and We are proud of you SA “A” Well, not every GETS a CAR for Graduation, but if you are in the vocational training. We would like to include engagement and Honor Roll, Student of the Quarter. 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Tribal Tribune 12 Tribal Tribune eDuCaTiOn WeDneSDay, May 26, 2004 PaSCHal SHerMan inDian UW Genetics and Helix Labs Highlight SCHOOl omak hs PRIsm/WJshs Trip Paschal Sherman Indian School school year. We have many open- Tribal Longhouse. Friday June 11th. Thee make-up day would like to thank the community ings. We are excited to move into our The last parent day is scheduled is scheduled for Monday, June 14th. for their support of our Sunflower new building in the fall. Come and for Thursday June 3rd. The theme It will be an early realease day with Festival. Congratulations to our look forward to the future with us. is “Spring Into Summer.” FREE the release time at 10:30 a.m. new royalty. An extra thanks to all We have several activities we snacks, FREE doorprizes and a gar- There is no school for Kindergar- of the staff of Paschal Sherman who would like to invite you to attend den craft will be available for all to ten and Preschool on the make-up worked diligently to make the day a in June. On Wednesday, June 2nd, enjoy. The Book Fair will also be day June 14th. success for all involved. the 8th Grade will be having their visiting our library at this time. We would like to invite any stu- graduation dinner at the Longhouse The ending date for Paschal Sher- summeR sChool Is heRe dents who are enrolled members of a (located behind the school). The man has changed due to the snow day Paschal Sherman Indian School federally recognized tribe to register commencement services will be on in January. will be hosting a summer school with us in the upcoming 2004-2005 Tuesday, June 8th at 7:00 p.m. at the The last day was scheduled for program from June 21st-July 22nd. The hours are from 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. on Mon- day-Thursday. Any students who Picture—L to R ( Stephanie Rowe, Kelsey Grosdidier, Jarae Gallaher, have just completed Kindergarten Whitney Somday, Vanessa Sanchez, LaCrisha Cate, Emma Noyes, Rebecca Tribal Employee School through 9th Grade are invited. All Ridenour, Mr. Massie, Gailin Olsen, and Kellie Fry. enrolled members of any federal tribe are welcome to come even if Ten Omak High School students HS students. Students collected their you attend another place during the traveled to Seattle to tour and own DNA by scraping cheek cells, volunteer Program regular school year. FREE Breakfast experience science and humanities then prepared the sample to see the and lunch will be provided. Please as part of a PRISM grant written by spooled DNA. This facility opened Omak Science teacher Jack Massie. on this new site this March, so many contact Pat at The PRISM (Promising Reform In of the labs were as yet unused. 422-7590 to register. Science and Math) grant’s objectives Students then spent two days at Employee Information were to expose Colville Tribal and Seattle Pacific University, living enRoll You and your Omak HS students to career and in dorms and eating at the college child now for next year Welcome to the Tribal Employee any crime/violation against children educational opportunities based commons while attending WJSHS F.A.C.e. PRoGRAm in science, math, technology or (Washington Junior Science and School Volunteer Program. The Confederated Tribes of (including physical, sexual, neglect Transportation provided, also Colville Business Council approved the Colville Reservation child endangerment, etc.) prior to engineering. Students attending were: Humanities Symposium). Fourteen Breakfast and Lunch Kellie Fry, Jarae Gallaher, Vanessa students from WA State gave the TESVP on March 23, 1995 reporting to any school. Home Base-Instructor goes to the 5. A health clearance may be re- Sanchez, Whitney Somday, LaCrisha oral presentations of their science (Resolution 1995-258) which allows home (twice a month) and works with T.e.s.V.P. quired by a volunteer station, before Cate, Rebecca Ridenour, Emma projects in a competition for 5 full time Tribal employees who are Poli- child and parent. reporting to volunteer. Noyes, Gailin Olsen, Stephanie spots to nationals. Omak students in good standing, the opportunity (F.A.C.E.) Pre-school - All day Rowe and Kelsey Grosdidier. Maren participated in the discussions to request up to 32 hours from the Allowable TesVP activities: cies & Pro- Approved TESVP activities will pre-school, 3-5 years old. Noyes assisted Mr. Massie as driver evaluated poster competitions and Tribe with the employee (volunteer) Adult Education - parents work and chaperone. listened to all finalist presentations. matching 8 hours of personal leave be those that are listed and occur during normal working hours: with child and also work on their University of Washington science A trip to Pacific Science Center was for a total of 40 hours of time to cedures academics (G.E.D.) or computer, job areas were involved in the first two a part of the symposium. The US volunteer in public schools, PSIS, Tutoring; teacher in-service train- Purpose: The Colville Tribe er; classroom aid; playground aid; skills, cultural activities, etc.... days of experiences. Visits were Armed Services Science Research or the Tribal Head Start Programs recognizes the need for regular and parent trainer; student club/organi- Contact: Marti Wittifield-Face made to: Dr. Maureen Munn’s Division picked up expenses for this and Childcare centers. Volunteers consistent involvement of adult role zation advisor; assistant; chaperone; Coordinator at P.S.I.S. 422-7590. Genetic lab, where students did some symposium. are needed as chaperones to super- modes, mentors and quality “teach- student trainer/classroom presenta- Home Based Component hands on lab experiences dealing This PRISM/WJSHS trip was vise recess, field trips, reading one ers” for students enrolled in Tribal tion; career fair; cultural assemblies; 1. We serve families who are with a simulated DNA extraction documented with digital camera on one with students. Just an hour and public schools on the reservation. parent committee meeting(s); 4-H expecting a baby and/or have children about the genetic disease sickle cell and a Powerpoint* presentation was anemia. Next stop was Dr. Gerold made for the grant. The students will a week will make difference in the The Tribe further acknowledges that Challenge Ropes training; parent 0-3 years old. Schubiger’s Developmental Bio lab, present their trip to several agencies, child’s life, whether it’s your child Tribal employees represent a pool skill development. 2. We help parents to realize that where students learned the basics groups and clubs as part of the grant or someone else’s. of expertise and interest which can Activities that are directly related they are the First and most important Employees are responsible for address the academic, social and cul- to the employee’s normal job duties of fruit fly genetics and viewed objectives and to encourage young teacher in their child’s life. some of the instruments used in people to consider many careers making their own arrangements with tural needs of our students, preschool do not require use the TESVP time 3. We offer parents information the school(s) to volunteer and pro- through 12th grade. This policy is (i.e. Health Education, Financial Aid Developmental Biology. The third and not limit themselves for any on each stage of their child’s stop at UW was Dr. Derek Wood’s reason. The trip was very successful gram timekeepers are responsible for intended to provide an opportunity workshops, case staffing, student development and fun filled ways to microbiology labs. There, students in meeting the goals of the PRISM maintaining record of the employee’s for Tribal employees who wish to observation, etc). encourage these developments. application and TESVP hours. The Employees are responsible for worked with agrobacterium and grant and gave these ten young participate as school volunteers. Our Parent educator schedules rhizobium bacteria and inoculated women much to consider in the fields original application form is to be making their own arrangements with appointments at convenient times for a succulent (plant) with a plant of science, engineering, medicine submitted to the Public Education the schools, or Head Start Center for the families. She visits the homes and virus¯the plant was then brought and mathematics. Many career Service Department for review and assignment, hours, etc. Employees are responsible for works on lessons that are designed to home to observe for the next two possibilities were discovered during approval. Once approved or disap- enrollment meet the individual families growth months. Students stayed in Silver this unique experience. proved, a copy will be returned to making their own arrangements with the schools, or Head Start Center and needs. Cloud Inn right off the UW campus. The Confederated Tribes of the the employee. During these visits the caregiver The second morning of the trip Colville Reservation, The Colville Volunteers are needed everyday, in TesVP for assignment, hours etc. In all eligibility Requirements: is taught about their child’s was spent at the Helix campus of Tribal Enterprise Corporation and somewhere. Although an employee cases, volunteer activities must be 1. This program applies to all full child centered. Employees shall not development, behavior modification, Amgen, Inc., a world leader in Omak High School ASB sponsored may be approved on the TESVP time, permanent Tribal employees misrepresent their abilities, time or learning styles and parenting skills. biopharmaceuticals. The facility and part of the trip not covered by listing, the supervisor has authority the $10 million footbridge shaped in a the PRISM grant. Community who are in good standing, regardless services to schools and shall work Each home visit lasts about an hour to approve or deny the actual vol- DNA helix form impressed students. support for educational activities is of race, creed, tribal affiliation, posi- within the purpose of their voluntary and are scheduled twice a month. unteer dates and times. The Public Sue Schultz, of Helix, had a DNA tremendously appreciated. tion, department. assignment only. Center Based Early Childhood Education service Department only extraction lab prepared for Omak 2. Employees must secure super- TesVP Time: Component - Ages 3-5 years old approves or disapproves application visor approval to enroll in TESVP. This is a discretionary program 1. Parents and children share time based on the policy criteria and does nd Appropriate signature and initials on and not an entitlement program. in the classroom playing and learning not approve leave or make arrange- 2 Annual Kate Mae the enrollment form must be obtained Volunteers must re-enroll in the together (PACT) Parent and Child ments for your volunteer time. TES- before an employee requests TESVP. program each year, have approval Time. VP is not the same as “Educational and then can be put on the volunteer 3. Employee shall abide by all 2. Parents and teachers work on Memorial Youth Quest Leave.” list. TESVP cannot be carried over, school volunteer policies required by child related issues together. nd Application can be submitted to: exchanged, lent or borrowed. I would like to congratulate the participants of the 2 Annual Kate the school they wish to volunteer in. 3. Children are encouraged Public Education Service Depart- Program Timekeepers will keep Mae Memorial Youth Quest Race. These students exerted commitment, 4. TESVP volunteer must agree to enhance their learning and dedication, and drive. For those of you who are not familiar with this event, ment (PES), Attn: Sonia Zaugg, P.O. an account of TESVP leave used developmental skills promoting a to sign a release form that they have and balances. Application for use of Inchelium School’s after school program, Rez Stop, has sponsored the youth Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155 or more self-confident child. not been prosecuted or convicted of TESVP must be in writing and kept quest race for the past two years. The race encompasses four elements: canoe/ you can call 634-2621. 4. Provides a positive and safe on file. kayak, two-three mile run, three-four mile bike, and navigating a challenge learning environment, focusing on Supervisor approval must be ob- course. There are categories for grades including: 5/6, 7/8, and high school. tained at least three days in advance. children’s self-esteem and heritage. aTTenTiOn eMerGenCy 5. Interaction with other children Participants may enter as a soloist or a team of up to four members. This Exceptions will be at the discretion of years participants/winners include: the Department Administrator. In no and parents. case shall the use of TESVP adverse- Parents are required to come ¨ 5/6 grade soloist- Chenise Pakootas-1st place-1:13:30 ly affect the operation of programs to school with their child and Fire FiGHTerS participate in activities the program ¨ 5/6 grade team - Shermanators: Stone Morelock, Taryn Everybodytalksabout, or interrupt services to clients, stu- st All those interested in working during Wild Land Fire Incidents on dents, patients or consumers. TESVP has scheduled for the day. Woody Metcalfe Jr.– 1 place – 1:52:30 the Colville Indian Reservation for the Mount Tolman Fire Center. This employee must negotiate the actual Classes are scheduled Monday ¨ 7/8 grade soloist – Marshall Peone-1st place – 1:16:30 includes all field positions, runners, and office staff, etc. time, including travel time with his/ through Thursdays. FACE families ¨ 7/8 grade soloist – Serena Condon – 2nd place 1:24:00 You will be required to successfully complete the following prior her supervisor prior to participation. may ride the bus with child. (7:00- ¨ 7/8 grade team – Say-Mi: Sadie Jacobsen, Tomi Simpson – 1st place – to attending any fire training and working: The determination of the su- 7:30). FACE provides transportation 1:32:30 1. Drug Test - Will be offered every Tuesday from 12:00 p.m. to pervisor to approve or disapprove (9:00 -9:45). FACE Families ¨ 7/8 grade team – Don’t Ask Me – Jordan Signor, Nikki Fry – 2nd place – 4:00 p.m. If you cannot make it during this time, contact the office to a request to participate in TESVP Academics Classes start at (10:00- 1:33:20 make other arrangements. activities is considered final. 3:00). ¨ 7/8 grade team – Pascal’s Finest –Jayleen Zachaerle, Byron Spensor, 2. Physical - Will be set up after successful completion of the Drug TesVP suspension/ Adult Education Component Rebecca Comes Last, Junior Spotted Elk- 3rd place – 1:46:30 Test. Termination 1. Parents work toward their High ¨ High School soloist – Willie Shifflet- 1st place – 1:11:30 3. Fitness Test - Must have successfully completed the Drug Test Suspension will occur if: School Diploma, GED, College ¨ High School soloist – Don Gronlund – 2nd place – 1:17:30 and the Physical before contacting the office for dates and times. An employee does not adhere to preparation, and/or any other ¨ High School soloist - Cody Peone – 3rd – 1:32:30 What you will need to bring: the policies of TESVP. educational goals. ¨ High School soloist – Nathan Hoffman – 4th place – 1:52:30 1. Picture Identification Misuse time allocated to volun- 2. Adult Education provides an ¨ High School soslist – Todd Johnson – 5th place1:59:30 2. Social Security Card teer. opportunity to enrich knowledge and ¨ High School team – Jupe and his gals – Julius Jacobsen, Chelsi Pakootas, Please call Mount Tolman Fire Center Dispatch office at (509) The employee accepts gratuities, skills, to explore new hobbies, crafts Linda Carson, Amanda Burch – 1st place – 1:23:30 634-3100 to make arrangements. favors, money or other payment for and learn more about the Native his/her participation. I would like to thank and honor Anna Sandvig, Katie Mae LeaderCharges Adversely affects the confidence American Culture. of students, schools, or the general 3. Parenting skills are enhanced mom, for her support in our endeavor. I would also like to thank the Confederated Tribes of the Colville reservation public by unprofessional, unethical through interacting positively with following helpers who some put countless hours into this event: Josh Swain or illegal conduct when representing their child during. and Tanis Shippy, Ben and Becky England, Joe and Cheryl Pakootas, Rena toll free number him/herself as a TESVP participant. 4. Job and living skills are Tinnell, Debbie Michel, Midnight Mountain-Kim, Randy and Andrew, Clint Violation of the Colville Tribes provided. Nicholson, Corey Peone, Mitchell Peone, Rose Rankin, Kathy and Anthony policies and procedures. F.A.C.E. Schedule: Desautel, Tim Timentwa, Neil Holford, Rez Stop students, high school and 1-888-881- Suspension shall be for a mini- 10:00 Academic skills junior high track teams, Joe Mascarenas, and Sue Jacobsen, Colville Parks- mum of 6 months or up to 12 months 12:00 Lunch Bob Marchand and John Cannon, and Jennifer Mason. depending on the violation. Other 1:00-2:50 Academic skills I look forward to next year! Tribal Tribune