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Everybody Did What They Could to Make the 29Th Annual Nespelem PRSRT STD • U.S. Postage Paid Nespelem, WA 99155 • Permit No. 2 FIRST CLASS • U.S. Postage Paid Nespelem, WA 99155 • Permit No. 8 VOLUME 32, NUMBER. 4 April Edition May 3, 2006 Everybody did what they could to INSIDE Council ........................ 2, 3 Farewells ....................... 11 make the 29th Annual Nespelem Tribal News ............. 4, 5, 6 Resources ............... 12, 13 Reservation News ....... 7, 8 Photo Album .................. 14 Community News ............ 9 Resolution Index ..... 15, 16 Tribal Voices ................. 10 Junior Rodeo a success! COLVILLE TRIBAL MEMBERS NESPELEM, APRIL 21-23— in 1978, and they’re still going and to the rodeo volunteers who Lake, Nespelem, and Elmer City. Everybody either came to watch strong. A section in the Rodeo helped keep things moving during On Sunday morning, Apr. 23, or to compete in the 29th Annual Program thanked the individuals and the different events. during the Grand Entry a moment Nespelem Junior Rodeo held here businesses that sponsored awards The Rodeo Program contained ads of silence was held to pay respect ON ACTIVE DUTY this weekend. through ads and donations. Thanks from the cities of: Omak, Okanogan, and honor the memory of “Stoney” The Nespelem Junior Rodeo was also given to the many volunteers Grand Coulee, Hot Springs-Mt., Anthony Covington. “Stoney’s” COMING HOME FROM Association’s first rodeo was held that took care of the rodeo grounds, Coulee Dam, Electric City, Moses Uncle, Blaine (Bozo) Covington IRAQ!—The above picture of rode his horse, and led a horse with Brent Jordan, U.S. Air Force, no rider. shows him with his (E-5) Staff Sergeant stripes. Since then, Sgt. Jordan was promoted during the first part of the year to (E- OFFICIAL LIST 6) Technical Sergeant. Sgt. OF CERTIFIED CANDIDATES Jordan just completed his 2nd FOR THE 2006 tour of duty in Iraq, and should CBC ELECTIONS be arriving this Friday, May 5, at his duty station Randolph Air Force Base, near San Antoine, INCHELIUM DISTRICT Texas. Sgt. Jordan has been POSITION #1- NO PRIMARY in the Air Force for 9-years, DR Michel, Incumbent and he plans on retiring after Douglas J. Seymour serving 20 years. Sgt. Jordan’s Force, and their units’ Mission at POSITION #2 Team Chief, Maj. William F. Iraq. The letter appears on page 8 Gail DeLaCruz, Incumbent Schlichtig sent a letter dated April in this issue of the Tribal Tribune. Kimsqualhine Joe Baulne 8 to Sgt. Jordan’s mother, Shirley (Photo submitted by Shirley Wak Michael O. Finley Frenchy Tonasket Wak Wak, thanking Shirley for Wak) supporting her son, the U.S. Air KELLER DISTRICT POSITION #1- NO PRIMARY Jeanne Jerred, Incumbent Billie Jo Bray NESPELEM DISTRICT POSITION #1 Harvey Moses, Jr., Incumbent Pete B. (Sonny) George Jr. Brian J. Nissen POSITION #2 THEY PAID THEIR RESPECT TO “STONEY”—The two middle pages of the Program for the 29th Annual Gene Joseph, Incumbent Charlene Bearcub Nespelem Junior Rodeo April 21-23 paid tribute to “Stoney” Anthony Covington. Stoney was born on July 27, Lucille Pakootas 1988, and because of a bull riding accident he left us on June 25, 2005. The above picture of “Stoney” was taken Eldon Luke Wilson last year on Sunday, April 24, when he competed in the Nespelem Junior Rodeo. (Photo/Cutline by Sam Sampson) OMAK DISTRICT POSITION #1 Mike E Marchand, Incumbent TRIBAL Kathleen Sanchez Adolph Debra Hall TRIBUNE Ronald L. Zacherle POSITION #2 Sharley K. Charley, Incumbent DEADLINE “Prudy” Prudence Myra Baptiste (Morales) Ted Bessette Addie Louie Hargrove SHIRLEY MADE THE CROWNS FOR EWU ROYALTY— Tuesday, Mark J. “Chief” Timentwa Colville Tribal Member Shirley Wak Wak made the crowns that Ricard Tupling would be worn by the two winners of the Royalty Contest held during the Eastern Washington University Spirit of the Eagle Pow-Wow at Nov 16th Cheney, WA., April 7-8. It was reported that “Miss Spirit of the Eagle” was Angelina Spencer, Colville-Crow-Dine tribe...and that the winner of the “Lil Miss Spirit of the Eagles” title was Tia Spearchief of Wellpinit, WA. There are numerous Colville Tribal Members who have either graduated from Eastern Washington State College...now called Eastern Washington University...or they’re presently attending Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation 2006 Primary and General Election Schedule of Events PRIMARY ELECTION March 06 ..... 7:30 a.m. Opening for iling petitions THREE NESPELEM SCHOOL STUDENTS VISIT WASHINGTON, March 17 ..... 4:00 p.m. Closing date for iling petitions D.C.—One of the high lights that three Nespelem School students had while March 20 ..... 9:00 a.m. Deadline for withdrawing petitions attending the annual Impact Aid conference held in late March at Washington, March 20 ..... 10:00 a.m. Certiication of Candidates D.C., was that they got to meet the two U.S. Senators from Washington State, May 05 ........ 8:00 a.m. District Election Board Orientation Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray. Having their picture taken with Senator May 06 ........ 8:00 a.m. Primary Election Polls Open Patty Murray were: (Front Row/L to R) Pendleton Moses, Sen. Murray, May 06 ........ 8:00 p.m. Primary Election Polls Close Tribal Elder Yvonne Moses...(Back row/L to R) and Casey Nicholson and MAY THE FUTURE BE GOOD TO YOU!—During his visit with the May 08 ........ 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Poll Votes Almandaree Fox. Casey and Almandaree are in the 7th Grade, and Pendleton Colville Business Council on Thursday, April 20, John Duncan said goodbye May 11 ........ 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Absentee Votes is a 6th Grade student. Casey and Pendleton wrote about what happened and that his job as Comptroller for the Colville Trial Government has stood GENERAL ELECTION at Washington, D.C. Casey said that her favorite sight was the Lincoln out by itself during his 24-year career. John started working for the Tribe on June 16 ....... 8:00 a.m. District Election Board Orientation Memorial and she admired President Lincoln because of what he did to free Mar. 2, 2002, he was with the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam era, received June 17 ....... 8:00 a.m. General Election Polls Open the slaves. And Pendleton told about the many famous places he got to see a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Central Washington June 17 ....... 8:00 p.m. General Election Poll Close and visit: the Arlington National Cemetery where he seen the Eternal Flame University, completed two years as an Intern in Public Accounting in May June 19 ....... 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Poll Votes and the site where President John F. Kennedy and his family are buried, 1982, and after that he worked for different firms. He said that while he June 22 ....... 10:00 a.m. CERTIFICATION of Absentee Votes and the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, etc. was here, he learned about the Indian commitment to family...and because July 13 ........ OATH OF OFFICE Pendleton also spoke about how they toured the Capital, and that they met of this he said he made the difficult decision of accepting a new job that will Primary and General Election Polling Sites the two U.S. Senators from Washington State and had their pictures taken let him be with his family on a daily basis. The Chairman of the Business Inchelium Sub-Agency • Keller Community Center with them! Casey and Pendleton’s papers on their trip to Washington, D.C. Council, Harvey Moses Jr., presented John with handkerchief that has the Nespelem Community Center • Omak Senior Meal Site appears on page 9 of the Tribal Tribune. (Photo from Nespelem School/ design of the Tribes’ flag, and a Red Pendleton Cochiti Blanket. (Photo & Cutline by Sam Sampson) Cutline by Sam Sampson) TRIBAL TRIBUNE 2 TRIBAL TRIBUNE C OUNCIL WEDNESDAY MAY 3, 2006 Since 1938 Elections are held each year so Candidates can run and try to win a seat on the Colville Tribes Business Council by Sam Sampson NESPELEM, WA.—An District would serve one year, *Since 1983 the four candi- Election was held on a pro- the Candidate with the 2nd dates who received the high- posed Constitution and By- hightest votes in the Keller est number of votes in the laws, and Colville Tribal District would serve one year. Inchelium, Nespelem, and (Copy of Absentee Ballot) Members either voted by Ab- The next year (1939) those Omak Districts in the Primary sentee Ballot or at one of the seven (7) Council people elect- Election advanced to the Gen- polling places located within ed for a one-year term had to eral Election...where the two the Reservation on Saturday, run for re-election! Four of candidates with the highest Feb. 26, 1938. those original seven Council number of votes won a seat The results showed that 503 people kept their seat on the on the Council in each of their voted in favor of the Constitu- Council, and would serve a respective districts. tion and By-laws, and 76 voted two-year term. After 1939, In 1991, the Council passed against it, and that over 30 elections were and are still held a Resolution stating that each percent of those entitled to vote every year for seven Council Council position in the Incheli- cast their ballot. The Commis- positions. um, Nespelem, and Omak Dis- sioner of Indian Affairs, John Four of the events or chang- tricts will be numbered. One Collier, approved the results es that have occurred since will be identified as Position on April 19. 1938-1939 are as follows: One, and the other as Position The first election for se- *For the first time a PRI- Two.
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