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VOLUME 35, NUMBER. 5 May Edition June 9, 2009 Okanagan Nation Alliance and Colville INSIDE Confederated Tribes Meet in Unity and Council Corner ...... 2 Community News ..8, 9, 10 Candidate Forum ...... 3, 4 Tribal Voices ...... 12 Tribal News...... 5 Employee Travel ...... 13, 14 Political Solidarity Resources ...... 6 Resolution Index ...... 15 W E S T B A N K , B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A / O M A K , Colville Tribes to Open WASHINGTON: A ‘Historic Gathering of Nations’ was held at the Omak Longhouse on the Colville Community Technology Indian Reservation in Washington State on May 12, 2009. Center The celebration signified the unbroken ties between the tribes of Nespelem, Wa. May 18, 2009. ongoing trainings as new technology the Okanagan Nation Alliance and In effort to further bridge the digital applications are introduced. In the Colville Confederated Tribes. divide, the Confederated Tribes of addition, local residents will also Elders and political leaders called for the Colville Reservation will soon have access to a Tribal portal that among Indigenous peoples on either open a Community Technology will include: side of the ter-national border. Center in downtown Nespelem, • A calendar of events, a classiied Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, Washington. Made possible through advertising page, and online a successful USDA Rural Utility community news Chairman of the Okanagan Nation Service Broadband Grant, residents • Provide access to frequently the gathering, “I am deeply moved and community service providers used governmental forms, housing and greatly humbled by the fact will now have access to not only information, job applications, that we are gathered here today to, high-speed internet, but also a state- announcements, and Council meeting on behalf of our grandchildren and of-the-art community technology minutes. their grandchildren, to reclaim our center. The Nespelem EMS and Fire • Enable parents to contact their Nationhood. Regardless of the 49th Station, the Nespelem Elementary children’s teachers parallel, we are one People!” School, the Nespelem Valley Electric • Enable children to obtain online Conducted in both English and Co-Op, and the Nespelem Town homework assistance Okanagan-Nsyilxcen, the event Hall are among the entities that • Enable all community members included speeches from political will soon reap the beneits of high to participate in an online language speed broadband Internet access. course leaders, eaders, and citizens from our people.” fact is before the US/Canada Border current, newly imposed hindrances Local residents will have access • Provide training and marketing the represented communities. In The Indigenous people of (1846) – there was no Osoyoos to border crossing - passports. to ten (10) public computers at the support for artists, crafts persons, and addition, drumming groups performed Okanagan Nation Alliance and Indian Band or any other Okanagan The Okanagan Nation Alliance Technology Center beginning May local businesses traditional songs and ceremonies, the Colville Tribes have resided in (DIA) reserve, there was no Colville was formed in 1981 as the inaugural 26, 2009. It will be open Monday- • Enable message and chat forums followed by a feast. the region since time immemorial. Indian (BIA) Reservation. I have First Nations government in the Friday 8:00am-11:30am for Tribal for public discussion of issues so that “The international border at the Sharing a common language and heard of the dreams of many of our Okanagan, which includes 7 member employees and 12:00 noon to 6:00 Tribal members, no matter where 49th Parallel was created without culture, they continue to assert their people passed on, about re-uniting bands including; Okanagan Indian aboriginal rights and title in their. the Syilx Nation. The fact is that Band, Upper Nicola Band, Westbank pm for the public. As part of a they live, can participate in mediated consultation with the people who “community-oriented connectivity” chat rooms. Chief Clarence “The Reserve System cannot happen without including the First Nation, Penticton Indian Band, live here,” said Jeanne Jerred, Chair concept set out by USDA, the goal • Community bulletin board to (Reservation system) divides us to a Bands on both sides of the border Osoyoos Indian Band and Lower and is to provide broadband service advertise for professional services, of the Colville Confederated Tribes. great degree, and the U.S. and Canada within the territory” Upper Similkameen Indian Bands . that fosters economic growth, and contractors and the purchase of “Despite this impediment to our unity, Border has divided our people even Before the meeting ended the The Colville Confederated Tribes delivers enhanced educational, health goods we have persevered—maintaining further. Yet it is the leadership’s Colville Confederated Tribes and the of the Colville Reservation is a care, and public safety services. Not As part of the grant provisions strong political, economic, cultural, responsibility on both sides of the Okanagan Nation Alliance agreed federally recognized Indian tribe only will the Tech Center provide these services will be provided at and familial ties among our people in border to work through and pick to an additional meeting in the near located in North Central Washington improved access but will also aid no cost to community members for both our Canadian and United States away at the colonial (Canada and the future among Tribal Leadership. State. A confederacy of 12 tribes, residents in developing on-line two years. homelands. This event strengthens US) historical systems of reserve and In addition, they agreed to hold an the Colville Confederated Tribes is businesses, taking advantage of Community Technology Centers our traditional bonds and I anticipate reservation thinking.” annual gathering to discuss many headquartered on the over 1.4 million internet based education programs are the stepping stones to opportunity, it will lead to greater unity among Chief Clarence Louie added, “The issues of common concern, most acre Colville Indian Reservation. and continuing adult education. equality and civic participation for There will also be classes and youth, senior citizens, and local workshops held on a variety of residents. Understanding this, the COPY DEADLINE topics from basic computer and Tribes’ ultimate goal will be to internet use to advanced applications extend the broadband service across Columbia Basin Fish Accords such as database management and e- the 1.4 million acre reservation June 23th commerce development. The Center within the next two years. There will also support the professional will be a grand opening held for the First Anniversary Celebrated development of Tribal Government Nespelem Technology Center later Official list and enterprise employees with this summer. D A L L E S P O RT, WA - - T h e tribal leaders and federal agency Of certified representatives gathered May 8, at Columbia Hills State Park to celebrate candidates the unprecedented agreements fOr the 2009 Donable Foods Program is in reached one year ago. The Columbia Basin Fish Accords cBc General Hog Heaven signed May 2, 2008, put an end to electiOn decades of legal battles and allows the tribes and federal agencies to INCHELIUM DISTRICT move forward and work as partners to provide tangible survival beneits Position #1 for salmon recovery in the Columbia Elizabeth L. Allen (Mason), Incumbent River Basin. Doug Seymour 11 tepees greeted guests as they arrived. The Accords Village featured Position #2 displays highlighting the signiicance Virgil Seymour, Sr., Incumbent of the Accords, the scope of work being done and the successes to date from each of the accord parties. KELLER DISTRICT Tribal leaders and agency Colville Business Councilman Michael Finley addresses the audience at Position #1 oficials spoke of the success that the Columbia Basin Accords event. Behind him is a buckskin hide signed has come from the agreements and John F. Stensgar, Incumbent during last years ofical signing ceremony by Mike Marchand. Lee A. Adolph the challenges they still face, but agreed that collaboration rather than and steelhead, resident fish and The Chief Joseph Hatchery is Pictured (L to R): Bear (Dave), Raven (Cliff), Sandman (Mark), Joker litigation will do more for the ish. wildlife populations to the upper being implemented in a three-step NESPELEM DISTRICT (Ben) and Tiffany Circle. “The accord is providing the Columbia River Basin. planning and design process. Step 1 funding needed to inally help restore One of the these projects, the (master planning) was completed in Position #1 NESPELEM, WA--The Renegade Manager. salmon and steelhead from the Chief Joseph Hatchery Program, will May 2004 and step 2 (preliminary Deb Louie, Incumbent Warriors Motorcycle Club from The donations will be put into the upper Columbia River that have establish a new salmon hatchery at design) was inalized in November Brian J. Nissen been largely ignored for too long. Chief Joseph Dam and a series of 2007. The design will be completed Republic, WA, made a donation to program and the money will be used Position #2 the Colville Tribes Food Distribution to purchase food or special items like We are looking forward again to the juvenile ish acclimation facilities in 2009 with construction planned along the Okanogan River. Andy C. Joseph, Jr., Incumbent Program. On May 4, Dave “Bear” wrapping paper needed for salmon day when we can have meaningful to start in 2010 and be completed ceremonial and subsistence salmon “Unlike many of the lower Darnell R. Sam Jarger, Club President, handed over distributions. in 2012. isheries as a result of our accord,” Columbia River tribes we are not two checks ($100 from the Renegade “We found out there was a need Michael Finley, Vice Chairman of in a position where we have ample “The Colville Tribes will once Warriors and $150 from Banditos here and wanted to help. This is our OMAK DISTRICT the Colville Business Council was ish that reach up where we live. We again have a meaningful isheries Motorcycle Club, Mt. Hull Chapter) irst donation to the Colville Tribes quoted as saying. want to have that tie back centuries for their people,” said Joe Peone, Position #1- no PRiMARY and 50-75 pounds of canned food and we hope to do this again in the The Colville Tribes 10-year ago to the native species that came Director of the Fish and Wildlife collected at a recent Poker Run held future,” Bear said. Cherie Moomaw, Incumbent agreement provides $204 million back. The Chief Joseph hatchery is Department for the Colville Tribes. Michael E. Marchand at the Okanogan Bingo Casino. He described their club as a dollars for the implementation of going to be a monumental endeavor “BPA, the Confederated Tribes “This was the irst time anyone brotherhood (not an outlaw gang) of 31 identiied salmon and steelhead, for us. Other than just the traditional of the Colville Reservation along Position #2 has done this for our program. We riders that love to ride and do so with and ish and wildlife projects. The aspect of it, it’s going to bring a lot with Chelan PUD, Grant PUD and Karen Condon, Incumbent are extremely grateful,” said Dorothy the purpose of helping local charities enhancement projects are designed of jobs. It has come at a really good Douglas PUD have partnered up to Shirley K. Charley Palmer, Donable Foods Program and the less fortunate. to restore healthy, sustainable salmon time for us,” said Finley. make this project come to light.” Tribal Tribune 2 Tribal Tribune CounCil Corner Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Bay sprung structure; of, we are in a worldwide recession. through May 21st at an ATNI mid personal agendas to the side to get 4) Key Bank will increase the Colville Tribal Government entities year conference, dealing with federal us through these tough economic Revolving Line of Credit to a will be starting the budget process program requirements, as second times together. Moses Update By Harvey Moses, Jr. maximum of $9 million based on the for FY 10 in June,’09. There will be vice president of ATNI. You can contact me at collateral value available including many hard decisions made during I ask that you please review each 509.634.2218 (work), 509.631.0390 assignment of Construction Division this process as I can only assume candidate’s letter carefully. As I (mobile) or 509.634.4510 (home), To the membership, collateral to Key Bank’s revolving contracts and $4 million of Gaming (until budget numbers are presented) stated previously, we are in dire and my ofice door is always open During the May 7th council line of credit to support CTEC Division cash that our reserves are low and there is times and it will take team work, to you. meeting a vote was taken to bail advances. 5) establish 12/31/09 as a next no tangible income normally used to tribal government business and Thank you, CTEC out of debt again. My vote This recommendation and evaluation date for Key Bank loan operate our government entities. planning sense, and putting the Harvey Moses Jr. was not part of the majority and resolution approved was subject to covenant review; There is an assumption that the therefore, based on Resolution the following conditions: 6) CCT will identify a repayment Wells Dam money will “save the 2009-330, effective 5/15/09, the 1) Key Bank will wave existing source for principal and interest day” for our tribal government. tribal government will assume $8.7 loan covenant defaults related to payments on transferred debt of $8.7 However, one third of this money COLVILLE BUSINESS COUNCIL million worth of debt for the two CTEC’s outstanding loans as of million and; already supports Elders and youth sawmills and CCT will invest an 12/31/08; 7) Key Bank Credit Committee programs for the Tribes. A third additional $2.5 million into the 2) Key Bank and CTEC agree to approval of all terms. is being used for Land Purchase TRAVEL REPORT Sprung structure placement at Mill substitute CCT as the responsible Tough questions were asked of to support the buy back of fee and Bay. This “investment” will be party for the existing Wood Products CTEC in regards to the aforementioned, trust lands within the boundaries of subordinated to CTEC’s existing Term Loan repayment and Key e.g., what responsibility does CTEC the Reservation to strengthen our Key Bank loan, which is comprised Bank and CTEC agree to substitute take in the above process; what is sovereignty rights. The inal third April 2009 of the money currently owed and CCT as the responsible party for the CTEC’s “Business Plan”, what is goes to Economic Development (and the additional money CCT is giving existing Wood Products Term Loan CTEC going to do different with is the only inancial support for the Elizabeth Mason-Allen Inchelium District to CTEC will not be repaid until the repayment Key Bank negotiating the infusion of tribal cash; how is Energy Program). The CCT voted to Date Place Delegation Amount bank is notes are satisied. CIPV’s loan repayment terms acceptable Tribal Government going to operate give CTEC $550k for the start up of 4/24/2009 Spokane, WA Gaming Compact Meeting $ 168.34 existing $2.025 million debt to the to CCT; with the assumption of this new the CTEC “business development” Prepared by: YC Travel Total$ 168.34 Tribes will be “subordinated” to 3) Key Bank commits to provide debt and no income from CTEC to department earlier this year, and in all the Key Bank loan and CTEC will $5 million under the Gaming Loan to speak of? It is concerning to me that likelihood this portion will actually Carleen Anderson Omak District assign $4 million of Gaming cash as inance additional needs for the Mill even though no direct and deinitive be used for the cash infusion into Date Place Delegation Amount answers to these questions were CTEC. 4/6/2009 Shelton, WA HRSA-Mental Health Roundtable $242.50 received from the CEO and CFO of My travel for the month included 4/19/2009 Reno, NV National American Indian Conf-Child Abuse $1,298.73 CTEC, the majority vote of a bailout a three day trip to Albuquerque, NM, Prepared by: BCG Travel Total$ 1,541.23 with no conditions and no plan was as an ATNI representative to talk CTEC CEO Report, approved. about ATNI’s stance on trust reform Karen Condon Omak District It is time to be concerned about issues, which deals with the Ofice Date Place Delegation Amount the direction the CBC is taking the of Special Trust and the BIA; a day 4/4/2009 Orlando, FL 477 Conference $ 2,897.43 May 2009 Colville Confederated Tribes. You, and a half trip to Richland meeting Prepared by: YC Total$ 2,897.43 the tribal membership do have the with the Army Corps of Engineers The Colville Tribal Enterprise is scheduled for completion by right to get involved, voice your about the Marmes dig remains; a Michael Finley Inchelium District Corp. (CTEC) is moving forward December 2009. CTSC was hired to opinion, ask questions and have them day and a half trip to meeting with Date Place Delegation Amount 4/14/2009 Spokane, WA Grondal et al vs. US Settlement Conf. $ 168.34 in a joint partnership with Graham do the site development work, which answered truthfully. the National Parks Service about 4/22/2009 Albuquerque, NM ITMA Meeting $ 1,755.85 Construction. We have had many means they will handle all the earth As each of you read the newspaper, the possible concessions at Crescent $ (1,192.43) talks with their Seattle ofice and work and utility work. watch local and national news via TV Bay; and I will be traveling to Reno, Prepared by: YC Travel Total$ 1,924.19 it looks to be an exciting future The new structure will be or internet, or you personally know NV for the week of the May 17th Total Reimbursement$ (1,192.43) working with this group of people. approximately 36,000 square feet Graham is a billion dollar corporation and will have room for 500 slot Jeanne Jerred Keller District Date Place Delegation Amount that has been operating since 1926 machines, 12 table games, a full 4/4/2009 Orlando, FL 2009 PL102-477 National Conf. $ 1,158.44 with ofices in the U.S. and Canada. restaurant with outdoor dining area, 4/11/2009 Phoenix, AZ NIGA Conference $ 3,655.45 This partnership will benefit poker room, night club and sports bar. The Turtle’s Corner By Carleen Anderson Prepared by: YC Travel Total$ 4,813.89 both companies’ as they have the And there will be a family entrance operational and bonding capacity to the restaurant, as well as a new Andy Joseph, Jr. Nespelem District that would be beneicial for us and player’s club area. The project will Dear Tribal Members: (likely will take 6 to 8 months to get); Date Place Keller District Amount we have well developed relationships cost approximately $7.4 million. 4/8/2009 Albuquerque, NM Indian Health National Budget $ 681.81 The past few weeks have been made our Bingo building was divided 4/15/2009 Spokane, WA Meet with Senator Cantwell $ 171.85 with the federal agencies. We are There are many beneits with this to make the Casino; Mill Bay is in 4/20/2009 Grand Ronde, OR NPAIHB Quarterly Board Mtg. $ 635.57 the most devastating I have seen 4/25/2009 Washington, DC National Indian Health Board $ 349.76 also looking at pursuing projects on new facility, including an increase since the Termination Era. On May a casino building that they propose 4/28/2009 Washington, DC HHS Tribal Budget $ 1,044.25 NPAIHB Reimbursement $ (5,465.48) other reservations once the company in employee numbers, a new player 7, a majority of the Colville Business to replace with a tent structure; and is Title 10 certiied. tracking system for our staff and Council voted to assume CTEC debts now they’re talking about buying a Travel Total$ 2,883.24 Prepared by: ES Total Reimbursement$ (5,465.48) A new transitional sprung structure customers, and the larger facility in the amount of approximately $17 business that makes service packs of is being developed for Mill Bay will allow us to add more gaming million in Resolution 2009-330. some sort. Gene Joseph Nespelem District Casino. Colville Tribal Service Corp. machines which will bring in more The Colville Tribes is still in a • The CTEC CEO is a construction (CTSC) began leveling the ground revenues. We are truly excited that Date Place Delegation Amount financial emergency, enacted by man; the Board is comprised of 3 4/14/2009 Spokane, WA Settlment Mtg on MA-8 $ 155.51 on May 26, 2009 and the project this project is taking off. Resolution in 2007. And now, we people: one who apparently has a 4/22/2009 Rapid City, SD Tim Wapato Memorial $ 1,534.13 are in more dire straits inancially business somewhere; one who just Prepared by: ES Travel Total$ 1,689.64 than ever before. retired from the federal government, It is very good that this action and one who is our roads engineer. Deb Louie Nespelem District was taken just before GENERAL CTEC is only running now Date Place Delegation Amount TRIBAL TRIBUNE because they are using the Tribal 4/1/2009 Spokane, WA NW Youth Conference $ 942.35 ELECTION on June 20th because 4/12/2009 Spokane, WA Lake Roosevelt Forum $ 546.35 you have an opportunity to vote for Gaming Revenues to keep them 4/20/2009 Lewiston, ID National Indian Timber Symposium $ 952.02 4/26/2009 Goldendale, WA NAGPRA meeting $ 516.97 or against those who enacted this aloat. COPY DEADLINE legislation. Folks, we are in one big inancial Prepared by: ES Travel Total$ 2,957.69 Those voting FOR this mess at this point. There will be destructive resolution were: no percapitas. We will likely to Cherie Moomaw Omak District June 16, 2009 Cherie Moomaw, Ernie Williams, stop the Elders & Youth funds Date Place Delegation Amount 4/1/2009 Portland, Or. NFCB Community Radio Conference $ 881.09 Karen Condon, Jeanne Jerred, Susie we’d set aside; and any economic 4/23/2009 Spokane, Wa. Gaming Compact/Audit-Wash. State $ 297.33 Allen, Virgil Seymour, Juanita development the Tribes was 4/27/2009 Tulalip, Wa. Adjusted February travel-ATNI Conf. $ 932.02 Warren, Andy Joseph, Jr., Deb pursuing will probably be turned Prepared by: BCG Travel Total$ 2,110.44 Louie, over to CTEC. (Bold indicates they are up for I am worried and you should be Harvey Moses, Jr. Nespelem District How To election this year) as well. I don’t want people to lose Date Place Delegation Amount Gene Joseph voted for the jobs at the Mills, but when there is NO TRAVEL REPORTED FOR APRIL Resolution so that it can be brought no market for what they make, there Prepared by: ES Travel Total$ - Reach Us back to the table for reconsideration is no income or other money to keep (a rule of the CBC). them operational – other than what Virgil Seymour Inchelium District Those against: this resolution (debt) allows them to Date Place Delegation Amount 4/12/2009 Spokane, WA Columbia River Forum $ 351.55 Want to advertise? Harvey Moses, Jr., Michael Finley, turn over to us (the Tribe). 4/24/2009 Spokane, WA Gaming Compact Meeting $ 168.34 Classified and Display Advertising John Stensgar, and me (Carleen). The Colville Tribes has about Prepared by: YC Travel Total$ 519.89 Classified and Display Advertising Additionally, in looking at the $13 million available for our budget Available. Bank’s proposal on only the Wood John Stensgar Keller District General inquires Products Plant - $8,734,429.11, we this year and next THAT ISN’T Call for advertising rates and Date Place Delegation Amount Missing your paper? will have to obligate: CURRENTLY OBLIGATED. 4/13/2009 Washington, D. C. FEMA/NAC meeting-Reimbursable $ 1,829.86 consultations. Want to subscribe? • Any and all Tribal assets (timber, This isn’t good. Your reservation 4/21/2009 Albuquerque, NM ITMA meeting $ 1,910.21 Monday through Friday Free to Adult Members of the water, minerals, lands) is at risk. Please vote in the next Prepared by: BCG Travel Total$ 3,740.07 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Confederated Tribes of the Colville • Tribe cannot be a party to any election to make changes. Walk-in Customer Service at Reservation and Minors (Upon litigation that would affect our debt When your government doesn’t Juanita Warren Inchelium District Colville Communication Services, Parental Request). service – (Teck-Cominco?) have funds to operate, you are Date Place Delegation Amount Nespelem Community Center, 4/3/2009 Orlando, FL 2009 PL102-477 National Conf. $ 2,284.94 Rates For All Other Subscriptions By • Waiver of sovereign immunity terminated. Colville Indian Agency Campus, Mail (Paid In Advance) from suit and consents to suit solely My website will be re-activated Prepared by: YC Travel Total$ 2,284.94 Nespelem, Monday through Friday, by the Bank by the time you read this: Annual Subscription Rates 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. • This credit agreement would carleenmanderson.com Ernie Williams Omak District In Washington State $30.00 be governed by the law of State of Respectfully, Date Place Delegation Amount Out of State $40.00 Carleen M. Anderson 4/24/2009 Spokane, Wa. Gaming Compact/Audit-Wa.State $ 212.80 Contact our office Washington or federal law. Canada and Overseas $50.00 CTEC is the enterprise arm of the 509-631-0360 or Prepared by: BCG Travel Total$ 212.80 Non-Colville Tribal Member Elders, To Reach The Tribal Tribune Tribe – they were supposed to create 509-634-2217 Disabled and Servicemen/Women Call (509) 634-2223 businesses to make money for the $15.00. Fax (509) 634-2222 Tribes. It was formed in 1984 – 25 Office Hours years ago! And there are 25 years Management Monday through Friday of records showing that CTEC has Managing Editor 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. come to the Tribes for money over Spirit Peoples - 634-2223 and over again: e-mail: [email protected] Copy Deadlines • reduced stumpage payments Copy Deadlines for All Copy Staff Journalists Except Advertisements (price for the logs taken to the CIPP & CIPV mills) Roger Jack - 634-2266 Due by 4:00 P.M. on dates posted • purchases of equipment and buildings The Official Publication of the Confederated Tribes of the • loans Colville Reservation. Published monthly by the Confederated • money Tribes of the Colville Reservation, “Tribal Tribune, Post Office • the Tribes created the stores, Box 150, Nespelem, Washington 99155”. Bingo, the Mill, Logging, Roosevelt Recreation. What has CTEC actually T o l l f R e e 1-888-881-7684 created? A construction company that can’t get bonding due to losses; www.colvilletribes.com an electrical company that has applied for 8A designation by SBA Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 2009 CandidaTe Forum Tribal Tribune 3

Inchelium District Candidates – Position No. 1 Nespelem District Candidates – Position No. 1

Hello Tribal members, since my parents taught operate from that level, leave the managers to do their To the People, Development and Gaming, so we may be effective in me to ight for what I believe in and not be a quitter. job with regular reports to council and the system will I, irst off, thank all the voters who turned out to our ight against alienation and termination. I will ask you once again for your support and vote. work. We as a Tribe need to plan for our future, we vote and a special thank you to those who supported We immediately directed programs to apply for I will help tribal members by not giving up my can not continue to be reactive, we need to plan and me, especially the long-time supporters and secondly, funding through the New Administration’s Economic beliefs for inancial success without jeopardizing operate for future generations to come. I realize that want to apologize for not getting a letter in the last Stimulus Program and are certain we will receive this sovereignty. Both the Tribe and CTEC desperately one person can not change the world, but one person Tribune, but the deadline was before the certiication funding. Being a Veteran, I do support the Veterans need accountability and true honesty. We as a Tribe can can motivate and suggest alternate answers. and I did not want to ictitiously submit one prior to Program, the Elders Program and TANF for supporting become inancially stable. If council doesn’t want to VOTE Doug Seymour, JUNE 20, 2009 ! ! ! certiication. our Youth programs. bite the bullet and make some serious, drastic changes, Lim limpt, Most of you know me and know that I am a man We need strong leaders in our Council today to then these changes need to come from the people as Doug Seymour of few words! I take care of problems and issues as make solid decisions due to the severe economic a referendum vote. As I stated before in last month’s PO Box 64 soon as it is brought to my attention. My experience recession across the country. I hope I have proven letter, I WILL NOT MAKE FALSE PROMISES, I Inchelium, WA 99138 and historical knowledge has proven to be effective that I am capable to serve you again. Your support will give you true council transparency. It is not my 509-722-3959 in maintaining our tribal strength and power in and vote will be appreciated. job as tribal councilperson to dictate how programs [email protected] negotiating federal budgets, debating and redrafting Respectfully, are managed, the council is a legislative body it must federal policies to adhere to our tribal needs in Natural Deb Louie Resources, Education, Housing, Health, Economic Nespelem Council Position #1

Keller District Candidates – Position No. 1 Whether the American People voted for the current accomplish the overall goal. We also enter who’s in President because of a perceived likeness or a desire charge of that speciic project or goal and how long for variance, I hope to spark that kind of interest in it is supposed to take. Basically, what we are talking To the People of the San Poil valley, I believe that we left several hundred thousand dollars our people as a candidate. I am a thirty year old tribal about here is “transparency and accountability”! This on the table. We’ll never know now. member with a bachelor’s degree from Whitworth is web based software so anyone with access to the I am encouraged by the primary election results. If University in Spokane, Washington. My interests are internet can log on at any given moment and actually I am re-elected, I will continue my work of protecting, 6. We are giving CTEC 2 million dollars to help here on the Colville Reservation as they’ve always see what the Tribes’ goals and priorities are, who’s strengthening and enhancing our Tribal Sovereignty. fund the sprung structure at Mill Bay. been, leaving only for a short period of time to attain in charge of them and how long they are supposed We will always have outside forces trying to chip away my education. to take to get accomplished. With our high turnover at our inherent rights. As long as we have people on 7. We are subordinate to key bank. The Tribe We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are rate in administration and council, I believe a tool like the Council who fully understand these rights, we will cannot take out any other loans without Key Banks the change that we seek. We know that government this will help us stay focused and heading in the right have good standing in these battles. permission, as I understand it. can’t solve all our problems—and we don’t want it to. direction regardless of who gets elected next year. Recently, the Colville Business Council (CBC) But we also know that there are things we can’t do on Create our future by enhancing our most important approved a reinance package for CTEC. I did not The whole purpose for this reinance package was our own. We know there are some things we do better resource—our people. Restore conidence, realize support this package for the following reasons. that CTEC was in violation of their covenance to Key together. One of the main things I’ve learned from the potential, focus on employability, encourage individual Bank. The worst being that they could only pay .17 incumbent, it’s that our people are our most important initiative. We must begin to diversify economically. 1. The CBC was not totally involved with the cents on a $1.10 of debt. There are a few other reason natural renewable resource. It is up to our government Take advantage of our current resources in the ield negotiations especially the end product. why I did not support this reinance package but have to nurture, develop, and govern this resource into of alternative energy. Let’s improve our “temporary” listed the main ones. I have always supported CTEC, success. With our current economic conditions it’s casinos by actually making some real investments in 2. The Tribe is assuming forest products debt of but with open eyes as you can see. If we survive not just enough to change the players. We’ve got to them. We need to take full advantage of our current 8.7 million dollars with interest. the worst timber market conditions in 40 years, I change the game. gaming compact which currently allows us to have believe that we will be in prime position to take full We must begin the “Game” with a strategic plan—a six (6) casinos on our reservation. In light of the 3. The 2 million dollars that CIPV owes the Tribe is advantage of the upswing in the timber market when plan that will nurture our people into employability. federal government’s “economic stimulus package”, deferred until September. Furthermore, neither CTEC it happens. Invest in this resource and I’ll guarantee a return. now is the time to pursue federal contracts by way nor the Tribe can determine if CTEC can start repaying The future is not something we enter, it’s something of SBA 8a companies which enables sole source this loan. Key Bank has total say as to whether CTEC I was born and raised in the San Poil Valley and we create. Let’s create our future by establishing this contracting. Consider other resources such as water, can start repaying this loan. fully understand our values. Mae and I have raised strategic plan with input from you the membership. whether its irrigation systems for agriculture, bottled our family there. When I travel, you travel with me In addition to a strategic plan we must create a water company or micro hydro turbine technologies 4. 4 million dollars of casino cash is used to as I always remember who I work for …irst. Without mechanism to implement that strategic plan. A for alternative energy, we need to capitalize on collateralize this loan. This will have negative impacts your support I cannot work, at this level, for the best mechanism that ensures the plans, goals and laws will our abundance of water! There are many other on casino operations. At a minimum, they will not be interest of our Tribe. I ask for you continued support serve the Tribes interest while matching day-to-day opportunities within our reach that we have not taken able to replace all the machines that are scheduled to in the upcoming general Election. decisions to those priorities. This is possible through advantage of simply because we have been operating be replaced this year. a computer software program. If you ind time please in crisis mode for far too long. It is time for “a new Lim limpt, log on to www.hrweb2000.com/ActionStrategy/ generation of leadership”. Please consider our future 5. At the time that this package was approved by John F Stensgar and use colville as username and password to see and vote Brian Nissen this election! Oh, and please Council, we still had three weeks in which to negotiate. an example of what I am talking about. With this log on to www.colvillepeople.com to watch recent program, once a strategic plan is set from the goals candidate debates. and priorities of the people, we are then able to enter Respectfully, in the action plans or speciic tasks it will take to Brian Nissen the need for separation of tribal government and the creation of the Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation, CTEC. These two separated divisions working for Sponsors Contacts the betterment of the Tribal membership and its shareholders, and for the future generations to n’spi’lm Jim Smith Millpond Days Committee come. We must all agree to support this politically, MPD Committee Town of Nespelem inancially, economically as shareholders, culturally, 509 557 9555 and yes, individually, through this commitment we’ll Tribal Health Program build a better tomorrow for our tribe as a whole. The Nespelem Valley Electric Millpond Days Brian Nanamkin, Mayor separation of these government functions makes good business sense. This would allow our elected tribal TANF 509 634 4560 leaders to focus on the legislation and lobby issues that face the tribe locally, regionally and nationally Reviving a tradition and not involved with the daily operation of our CTEC Dear Keller District Voters: organization. As the Tribal general elections draw near we the In closing, I would like to express my deepest people have the opportunity to vote for new leadership. respect for the Veterans serving our country and Your support in the primary elections has given me a protecting the freedoms we all have come to enjoy. seat in the upcoming general elections. Thank you for To each of you that have served as a Veteran I extend this chance, it is something I won’t take lightly. my hand in friendship and respect and to the rest of A major recession has placed an economic hardship the membership, I thank you for your time! (lempt on our country and community. Our most precious lempt) resources are our people and that is why we the I am asking for your support in the upcoming people need to protect the other natural resources that general elections. contribute toward our survival. With respect, As a former tribal leader and manager, I understand Lee A. Adolph

Colville Business Council Primary Election Candidates: Your Telephone Service Views and opinions expressed Activities in the Park Vendor in the Candidates Forum, Is Your Lifeline. 1-5 p.m. Rena Dick @ 509 634 4256 complimentary or critical, are June 19, 2009 Grand Marshals Honoring Activities in Park those of the candidates. They are Potluck @ 5 p.m. Etta Brisbois & Randy Adolph not endorsed by the Tribal Tribune Vendors, 3 on 3 Basketball @ 634 2731 staff, Tribal administration, the Tournaments Grand Marshals Tribal Business Council or the Zekkethal Vargas @ 631 4100 Colville Confederated Tribe’s 5K @ 8 a.m., June 20, 2009 5K Run Did you know that discounts Grand Parade @ 11 am, membership as a whole. Burden Eldon Wilson @ 509 634 4649 on basic phone service are available of proof statements made in any Vendors, Horseshoes, campaign materials lies with the 3 on 3 Tournaments Horseshoes to low-income consumers? Nespelem, Washingt on Brian Nissen @ 509 631 4408 candidate. Activities in the Parks Parade For individuals living in a CenturyTel service area, please call A Nespelem Valley Drug- f ree, Billie Leith @ 509 634 4111 800.201.4099 or visit www.centurytel.com/lifeline to fi nd out if you Alcohol- free, and Violence- free event. qualify for the Lifeline and Link-Up discounts. Information about the 3on3 Basketball No Entry Deidre Antone @ 509 633 3303 DTV transition is available at www.DTV.gov or 1-888-DTV-2009. UPCOMINMG Fees for 5K, No weapons or Mot orized Vehicles 3on3 & 509 322 8305 (c) DEADLINE Horseshoes! allowed in designated activity areas. MPD 5th Year Dance FOR THE TRIBAL TRIBUNE Anniversary Millpond Days Commit t ee POB 915, Nespelem, WA 99155 Sharey Cleveland @ June 23th 509 633-3095

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Nespelem District Candidates – Position No. 2 Omak District Candidates – Position No. 1

VOTE IN OUR 2009 Tribal Governments are upheld, with increased VOTE JUNE 20, 2009 TRIBAL ELECTION! support flowing into Indian Country. As OMAK DISTRICT Andy Joseph, Jr. a consequence of the Nespelem District Council Economic Stimulus POSITION # 1 Position # 2 funding, 96 homes in Nespelem will be Whi it hus el halt Eu u hoot kn E scweest provided with new water Hello Good Day Badger is my name, sanitation facilities. And new equipment CHERIE MOOMAW Thank you for voting me in the primary election. and funding will be I am honored by your continued support and pledge provided to our clinics. Your support over the past six years has provided In serving as your council person for the last two sole source contracting. to do my best to serve you and your families with me with access to the staff of President Obama. terms I have been present and accountable for my Your council is working on a long term strategic humility and distinction. Your vote in this upcoming election will help me to votes on issues effecting you and our reservation. In plan with a built in savings plan and the ability to Earlier this month, I participated in the Fiscal Year continue to work in your behalf working with the casting my vote I always try to be fully informed and work off of actual dollars rather than projected. We 2010 Indian Health Service (IHS) Budget Formulation Administration and Members of Congress to bring present to vote. In these hard inancial times I feel that have contracted with a consulting irm to help us with Meeting hosted in Washington, D.C. We met with new resources and jobs to our community. I remain my 30+ years of experience in private business has the plan and to apply for grants as well as stimulus the new Secretary of the Department of Health and committed to this goal and the remaining issues that been valuable and necessary for the critical decisions dollars. Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius who advised us are noted in my campaign letter and lyers. we have to make as council members. Please see my campaign letter for more speciic that she is very aware of the vital importance of Tribal I feel blessed to represent the Nespelem District, Our Tribe and the business arm of the Tribe projects that I have been working on. As one of 14 Sovereignty and the need to increase the IHS Budget. which is truly the heart of our reservation. With your (CTEC) are both feeling the effects of the economy council I will do my best to work with others for the This was the irst time in nearly a decade that I’ve heard vote and your guidance, I hope you will let me continue as a whole. We at the Council have made cuts and betterment of the Tribe. I will not make any promises a Cabinet Member report that she understands Trust to serve as your Tribal Council representative. Today’s are staying within our budget. CTEC is making every other than I will be at work, available and accountable Responsibility and the right of Tribal Governments economic times require leadership and experience effort to diversify and to become the proit center it to you, the membership. I am more than willing to increased health care. That same day, I was in order to advance the interests of the Colville was intended to be. For far to long we have depended to discuss your concerns or answer any questions. invited to the White House to meet with the staff of Confederated Tribes. I will continue to work hard and on our mills and casinos to provide income to the You can contact me at 509-826-4618 or by e-mail: the Ofice of Intergovernmental Affairs. These staff be a voice for each and every one of you. Tribe. CTEC is in the process of applying for 8A and [email protected] . joint venture with some very large companies and to Your Vote Does Count, develop smaller businesses that can win bids through Cherie Moomaw

carrying that voice to the rest of the leadership. Stay VOTE JUNE 20, 2009 OMAK DIST. POS. #1 Your Vote is Your Voice! in contact you the membership. • MAINTAIN INTEGRITY in all decisions before Colville Tribal Members me. I will not operate on self-interest, but I will make Omak District Candidates – Position No. 1 ethical decisions that will beneit all of our members I would like to thank everyone who supported me and communities. Council serves all members for the Primary Election and encourage everyone regardless where you live on or off the Reservation, to VOTE on SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2009 for the this district or the next. Before I begin, I want to thank everyone for supporting their jobs or to apply for managerial or technical positions General Election. Our Reservation and communities me during the Primary Election – THANK YOU! currently denied them. • LEAD by EXAMPLE. My actions will be louder face many challenges and I want to represent you to On the training side, I mentioned previously that I met than any words that I can speak or write. Our children BRING POSITIVE CHANGE! In my last letter, I spoke of my education, work and life with federal oficials recently and inquired about applying learn by example, so by setting that good example, I am not satisied with the current condition of experiences so that you would get a better picture of who for additional funds to provide training for tribal members our tribe. Just like many of you, I have found myself we can do the most good for our children and our I am as a tribal member; however, this letter will focus on in such areas as highway construction. That information outraged by some of the decisions that are being future. some of the work I have accomplished on the Tribes’ behalf was sent to me and I turned it over to the Employment & made on behalf of the people, outraged that some of • INCORPORATE CULTURAL TEACHINGS into in the areas of education, employment, training and TERO Training manager. The E&T Manager has spoken with the the leadership is content with doing the basics of the the decisions that come before Council, as the elders to show that I am dedicated to working on the Tribes behalf BIA Roads Manager, other programs and individuals that job and expecting a pat on the back, and outraged would do, for the betterment of all the people. as well as yours. are ready to provide training to tribal members in highway that some of the leadership maintain a passive voice • ENSURE ACCOUNTABILITY in all of the On the State level, I visited Olympia a number of times construction. Additionally, the Roads Manager applied for, when making decisions that will have an effect on our actions taken by Council and the program it empowers to give testimony in support of, or opposition to, a number and will receive, a signiicant amount of Stimulus funding of education bills during this year’s legislative session, as children and grandchildren. I believe that the current to execute the functions of our government. on behalf of the Tribe for highway construction projects well as last. These bills dealt primarily with K-12 education on the Colville Reservation. Together they will develop leadership IS NOT operating at the fullest potential • WORK COLLABORATIVELY to create an issues like redeining Basic Education; the Data Collection training and employment plans for tribal members hired to and I would like the opportunity to change that. I effective and eficient work environment. I will bill; the Early Learning Assessment bill; the Achievement do this kind of work. have respect for our current and past elected Council promote and stand by our educated and competent Gap bill; and, the Child Welfare/Privatization bill, to name In addition to work in the areas of education and training, Members, but I also believe that our people deserve tribal members to enhance economic growth. No a few. The legislative ofice visits were scheduled so that I I have met with the TERO Director a number of times NEW LEADERSHIP that is committed to listening Council Member should feel they know more than could explain the Tribes position with regard to bills or to about the contracting bid process. In an April meeting to the people and working hard to ensure economic those that work their jobs; let those that have the discuss topics like the proposed merge of the Washington with Council, CTEC, TERO and others, everyone was in growth and stability by eficiently and effectively specialized interests help make better decisions. Listen State Historical Society with the Northwest Museum of agreement that CTEC needed to develop and implement a utilizing our resources, promoting education, and more to our workers and their perspective Managers. Arts and Culture and the proposed closure or mothballing new system that leveled the playing ield for small Indian enhancing our communities. We don’t know it all and we should not act like we of State Parks due to the State’s economic crisis and the owned businesses bidding on projects. In the past, small We should not accept or tolerate political turmoil do either. Tribes interest in acquiring such parks. Indian owned businesses were overlooked in the contract bid and decisions based on self-interests. Like our late • PROMOTE A HEALTHY COMMUNITY Here at home, there has been much discussion on process for a number of reasons; however, the new system Chief John Harmelt, I come to you with a true and changing the higher education requirements by adding a will make it easier for them to move to the top of the list according to our teachings. What would our elders honest heart. I will not lie to you or make promises I section that all students will sign acknowledging they will for bid awards. say or do? cannot keep. We know there are tough times and great return home to work for the Tribe in the area of their major Further, I have supported the development of a new challenges ahead, but I want the people to empower Please VOTE for CHANGE. Let your voice be for a speciic number of years in exchange for inancial aid Code, Chapter 10-5, the Workforce Protection Ordinance this position and have an active voice in Tribal heard! I encourage you to contact me directly via e- assistance from the Tribe. This proposed change to the that TERO has been working on for sometime. The Government! It is time to let our voices be heard and mail at [email protected] or by calling my home Higher Education application process is still being reviewed Workforce Protection Ordinance, among other things, will COME TOGETHER AS ONE PEOPLE for the sake at 509.634.4940. I want to hear your concerns and but it will beneit the entire tribal government signiicantly provide tribal members with an avenue to collect wages due of our sovereignty, for the sake of our future, and our issues. I will work hard and do my best to be your for students returning from school will have the formal them if they are laid off or terminated by a Contractor. children’s future! voice. Please free to view the Nespelem Candidates education and training to ill vacancies that are currently I hope the above examples of the work I accomplished on behalf of the Tribes will convince you that I should be As your representative I WILL WORK HARD Forum @ colvillpeople.com unilled or are occupied by non-Indians. Moreover, the Your Vote is Your Voice! change in the Higher Education requirement will support re-elected to the position I currently hold on Council. TO: the Resolution the Tribes passed a number of years ago If, however, you have other questions regarding issues Respectfully, • BE YOUR VOICE! I will commit to hearing regarding the training of tribal members for managerial not addressed here, please do not hesitate to contact me by your issues in a timely and professional manner and Darnell Sam and/or technical positions that non-Indians currently hold. phone or email and I will try to answer them to the best of The proposed higher education requirement for college my ability. students is not the only change I want to implement, the Thank you, other will focus on providing current employees with the Karen Condon, Omak District, Position #2 opportunity to apply for and receive college credit and PO Box 627 possible degrees for the work they are currently doing. Omak, WA 98841 This will ensure all tribal members have the opportunity to (509) 422-2361 or (509) 631-4866 tribal tribunE receive an education, training and experience to move up in [email protected] 2009 ElEction information Hello Voting Membership, *Why was logging given to companies that pay I want to thank all that voted. Thank you for the “No” TERO fees? Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation GUIDELINES calls and letters. *Is Council voting against progress? Colville Business Council TRIBAL TRIBUNE FORUMS Please vote on June 20, 2009 for Shirley K. *It seems that the CTEC Board is working against Charley, Position #2, Omak District making proitable business. Is this true? Primary & General Election (1) A designated, no-charge space is available to each certiied candidate for the 2009 Primary and General Elections at no charge to the candidate. We will never have all 14 representatives that we *Is the person responsible for the marketing of our 2009 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Candidates may purchase additional advertising space on other pages. We believe that they do the job right. Can I suggest that lumber products really doing the marketing? have rate-sheets (prices) available for review and we will gladly assist you March 09 .....7:30 a.m...... OPENING DATE FOR FILING PETITIONS you go to some of the Council meetings? You have I will: March 20 .....4:00 p.m...... CLOSING DATE FOR FILING PETITIONS with your paid advertisement. to rely on the letters that you receive. I don’t blow Represent us, alcohol and drug free. March 23 .....9:00 a.m...... DEADLINE FOR WITHDRAWING PETITIONS (2) The no-charge space in the Candidate Forum section represents March 23 .....10:00 a.m...... CERTIFICATION OF CANDIDATES smoke, make unrealistic promises and educate myself Continue to be ethical, keep my morals and ...... 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Tribal Interviewers to Survey Community Nespelem Community Center Nespelem, WA – In an effort to from on or near the Reservation. better understand contamination Surveying people of all ages, in and around Lake Roosevelt, the from youth to elders, will also show NEWz AND REVIEWz Colville Tribe and United States whether there are differences in food Environmental Protection Agency use and traditional practices between It has been one year now since helped us create a new storage center. added is a brand new pool table here the youth. Of course chaperones will (EPA) will begin a Human Health generations. I have been fortunate to be hired On top of that Bob coordinated a in the lounge room. Big thank you, be needed so if you would like to help Risk Survey on the Reservation this “Gathering more accurate as the Director for our Nespelem concert here which was hosted on to Brian Nissan for volunteering his out please let me know. summer. The Colville Tribe will hire information is so important for community Center. I would like to June 22nd. The concert was a smash help and materials to put this together I invite every volunteer willing approximately ten Tribal members to understanding whether and how thank every one who has shown me hit. Two awesome bands, Noon Day for the kids. to share their knowledge and skills, conduct the survey. Tribal members are exposed to support or whom encouraged me Sun and All Left Out played real I am preparing a 3 mile cross especially native culture and youth This effort will be one of the most contaminants. In order to really with your good words and advice. rockin’ music and the kids had a great country course. I hope to sponsor enrichment activities to contact me. comprehensive Tribal use surveys understand how Tribal members are Truly it has been a great year of time. These groups may plan another a fun run/ cross country race which I will do my best to support your ever completed. The study is part using local resources, it is crucial that many opportunities. It is nice to hear concert here, hopefully in August so will be held Saturday July 11th in effort here. Look for the upcoming of the Tribes and EPA’s ongoing everyone selected take part in the people appreciate what they see here. we may try this again. conjunction with our 4th July pow native craft and beading class along efforts to investigate risk to Tribal process,” says Patti Bailey, Project It is very exciting to also know that We are working on planning a wow. I would like to honor my with continuing the drumming that members. Manager. we are just at thee start of something community dinner here in July. We younger brother Jerry “Skippy” we do each Wednesday evening The survey’s purpose is to Each survey will be conducted in- very purposeful. are planning to host this outdoors Nanamkin who was an awesome which is co sponsored by the Tribal understand more about what levels of person at the interviewee’s home or I cannot thank the diabetes BBQ picnic style. Your contributions champion runner plus basketball Health CART grant. In addition, I exposure, if any, Tribal members have place of choosing and an incentive of program enough for the funding to this dinner with side dishes, player and stick game player. I hope to have a sweat build here as to contaminated resources through $30 will be provided for adults. they have helped our center with. desserts, drinks, will make this a will get lyers out soon for all who well a new meat drying rack and then their diets and other activities. In order to include every household We now have a downstairs meeting success. We also plan some hands would like to participate. There begin some native mural paintings Starting in the summer of 2009, on the Reservation, Tribal members room available where we can host: on work shops along with the dinner may be a cash prize to the overall this summer. about 1,200 people will be selected and non-Tribal residents living meetings, classes, aerobics or any that may include: meat drying hide champion and I will try to make sure As always I welcome your advice to participate in several interviews on the Reservation will be asked other gathering requiring some tanning, crafts as well fun and games that everyone who participates gets and your suggestions. You may email asking them questions about what to participate. In addition, Tribal privacy. The kitchen, dinning room, like beach volleyball, horseshoes something out of this fun run. If you me at dan.nanamkin@colvilletribes. they typically eat and drink in a members in the adjacent areas of yard and weight room is also getting and other games not to mention would like to help me with this run com or call here at 634-2370. I always given day, and what other activities Okanogan, Omak and Coulee, will a face lift thanks to the efforts of a possible guest speaker and our you know I will be grateful. return calls. Please remember: watch they engage in using local natural be contacted. Vicky Nomee, Billy Leith and Nancy always exciting talent show. If you Friday and Saturday night during your children while they are here at resources, such as plants and animals. To ind out more information or Johnson. would like to get involved please the 4th of July pow wow I hope to put the center it is your responsibility as Participants in the survey will be if you are interested in a surveyor’s I would also like to thank email me or give me a call. on a youth dance. I think this could parents to make sure they comply asked to identify what they gather position, call (509) 634-2415. my friend, Bob Twitchell of the Each Monday we have been be a lot of fun for the kids. Thanks to with all center rules as our discipline American Missionary fellowship meeting here at 5:00 pm to walk as Elena Bassett and the Colville Indian policy will be enforced at any event. from Tonasket. Since I met Bob and a group. We would like to welcome Housing Authority youth grant we Children left here Unsupervised may his wife Mina they have been very you to join us as we continue this will be able to afford the equipment be documented. “Safety always, supportive for our community here. throughout the summer Don’t forget needed to begin putting on dances for Prevention irst!” Bob has generously brought his we also play open volleyball here friends here who voluntarily built a each Wednesday at 5:00 pm until new stage in the gym which has also 7:30 pm. So come on down! Also just

CenturyTel offers telephone assistance to individuals living on Tribal Lands

Consumers living on a federally-recognized tribal land may qualify for assistance programs that discount initial telephone installation and basic monthly residential service. CenturyTel is spreading the word about the programs so tribal residents who participate in federal or state assistance programs may apply for the phone discounts. The assistance programs, known as Link-Up and Enhanced Tribal Lifeline, are available to qualifying tribal residents and vary from state to state, depending on whether the state has its own Lifeline program. Link-Up support for tribal lands provides a discount on the initial installation of a traditional, wireline telephone for a primary residence. The Enhanced Tribal Lifeline Assistance program enables participants to receive basic monthly telephone service, depending on current rates, at their primary residence for as little as one dollar a month. Residents of American Indian and Alaskan Native tribal lands may qualify for Enhanced Tribal Lifeline discounts of up to $35 per month on basic monthly telephone service and up to $70 of expanded Link-Up support beyond current levels. An individual living on tribal lands may qualify for Enhanced Tribal Lifeline and Link-Up discounts if he or she participates in one of the following programs: Medicaid, food stamps, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Federal Public Housing Assistance or the Low-In- come Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Head Start, Tribally- Administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TTANF), Tribal National School Lunch Program, and Bureau of Indian Affairs General As- sistance, or have a household annual gross income at or below 135 percent of the federal poverty level. Individuals living in a CenturyTel service area should call 800-201-4099 and ask for Tribal Lifeline or visit www.centurytel.com/lifeline to inquire about eligibility. Residents living outside of the CenturyTel service area should contact their local phone company for more information.

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COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES 2009 SPECIAL HUNT APPLICATION

SECTION I.

NAME:______(Last) (First) (M. Initial)

Maiden Name or Other Names (if applicable):______

ADDRESS:______(Street, P. O. Box) (City, State) (Zip)

ENROLLMENT # :______DATE OF BIRTH:______AGE:______(Blue Card #)

TELEPHONE/MESSAGE #: ______

I hereby certify that the above information is correct and complete, to the best of my knowledge. ______(Signature of applicant) (Date)

(Check each “Special Hunt” you would like to apply for in 2009) In order to be eligible for any of the 2009 Archery Hunt Drawings, Tribal Hunters must pass The “2009 Archery Proficiency Test”.

SECTION II.

North Half Reservation “Special Permit Hunts”

1) Moose___ 2) Vulcan Mtn. Bighorn Sheep ___ 3) Mt. Hull Bighorn Sheep___

4) Nine Mile “Former Eder Property” White-tailed Deer A – Youth Special ___ B – Disabled Hunter ___ C – General Rifle ___ D – General Archery ___ E – General Muzzleloader ___ F – Late Season ___

South Half Reservation “Special Permit Hunts”

1) Reservation Moose___ 2) Omak Lake Ridge / Hellsgate Game Reserve (Archery) Moose___

3) Hellsgate Game Reserve (Archery) Elk___

NOTES: A “weighted draw” system will be in place for the 2009 Special Permit Hunts. For example, applicants that were unsuccessful in drawing previous special permit tags will be awarded additional entry points for each year they applied for each “Special Permit Hunt”. You must be 16 years of age or older by the closing date (June 30th, 2009) to apply. Attempting to enter more than one application will disqualify you from the drawing. Persons who were successful in drawing a special hunt permit prior to 2009 are not eligible to apply for that specific permit for 3 years. For example, successfully drawn applicants during the 2006 season will not eligible to apply for the same permit until the 2010 season. Successfully drawn 2007 applicants will not be eligible until 2011. Successfully drawn 2008 applicants will not be eligible until 2012. Beginning in 2009 anyone who is successful in drawing a special hunt permit will not eligible to apply for that specific permit for 5 years (2015). Attention Icicle Fishers

This is a request from the staff at CCT Fish & Wildlife to all ishers going to the Icicle River to ish for salmon to pick up your weekly ishing permits at one of the CCT F&W outlets (Nespelem, Omak, or Mt. Tolman) before going down. We are not equipped to handle permit issuing down at the ishing site at this time. It would be much appreciated. Also, another note of interest, the 2009 Chief Joseph Dam SPRING Chinook ishery is open. This season started on May 22nd and will commence through June 30, 2009, unless incidental take levels of listed spring Chinook are exceeded. Only spring Chinook salmon that DO NOT have an adipose in can be retained. This ishery is a hook-and-line, bait and lure ishery only and requires the live release of spring Chinook with their adipose ins intact. The use of a “wall gaff” is prohibited. All ishers will provide Tribal creel census clerks and authorized CCT Fish & Wildlife personnel with catch information upon request. Sturgeon – catch and release only. On behalf of the CCT F&W staff and myself, thank you much and have a good day! Dale “wayepi” Clark, Salmon Harvest Manager

Colville Confederated Tribes Fish and Wildlife Department

ATTENTION COLVILLE TRIBAL ARCHERY HUNTERS

To RECEIVE ANY Archery Tag in 2009 Tribal Members Are REQUIRED to Pass a Archery Proiciency Test

There Will Be Qualifying Tests at The Following Locations: 923

Keller-Rodeo grounds June 6, 12:00- 4:00 P.M.

Mt.Tolman June 18, 4:00 - 8:00 P.M.

Nespelem Kaiser Canyon Just off Highway 155 June 10, 4:00 – 8:00 P.M. June 13, 12:00 – 4:00 P.M. June 24, 4:00 -- 8:00 P.M. Daniel L. Fagerlie, Project Director, Ferry County Phil Linden, 4-H Challenge Coordinator Inchelium- AA Camp Linda McLean, 4-H/ANR Extension Coordinator May 23, 10:00 – 2:00 P.M. USDA FRTEP Educator May, 30, 10:00- 2:00 P.M. Judy Moses, Family & Consumer Science Coordinator June, 13, 10:00- 2:00 P.M. WSU Colville Reservation-Ferry County Extension

Omak- Pascal Sherman May 29, 4:00- 8:00 P.M. June 20, 12:00-4:00 P.M. Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 HealTH news Tribal Tribune 7

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Symptoms usually appear in women Mental Health Awareness Sugars and Alcohol SAYING NO TO within 5 to 28 days of exposure, • Most of all - WILL POWER. COMMERCIAL TOBACCO For both men and women, a Wellness of Mind and Body is an organized religion to help them health disorders to long to identify health care provider must perform a vital to living a balanced life. We heal. It does not matter what your here. Please call us for more detailed SECOND WIND Tobacco Prevention Specialist physical examination and laboratory all will have a time in our life when choice is as long as it works. Mental information or stop by our office Classes Coming Soon: Angela M. Rios test to diagnose trichomoniasis. The we need to ask for help, when our wellness can also be achieved by located at the south end of the HRD June 17-24, 2009 Omak,WA. 98841 parasite is harder to detect in men life is altered by an event or when mental health therapy which can building. We have a Psychologist 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. 509-422-7456 than in women. In women, a pelvic our bodies are letting us know that help you overcome dificult issues who is part of our team who can help examination can reveal small red depression, anxiety or many other in your life. with dificult diagnosis for example ulcerations (sores) on the vaginal disorders may be affecting our ability The Mental Health Department Attention Deficit Hyperactive wall or cervix. to function. Tribal communities had Team provides professional Disorder, learning disorders, etc. Attention Diabetics – P r e g n a n t w o m e n w i t h ways to cope with these issues that The Mental Health Program is conidential and therapeutic services. trichomoniasis may have babies were traditional and many here still The services are provided for all dedicated to helping clients in a non- Shoes, Glasses, Dental who are born early or with low birth like to incorporate those into their life tribal members and their spouses or judgmental manner. when there is a need. Many will go children as well as descendents. If POSITIVE CHANGES: The Diabetic Prevention Program has funds to provide services to diabetics. weight (less than ive pounds). H o w D o p e o p l e g e t to the sweat lodge to pray and purify you have a loved one who is suffering • Change how you view your We also provide a pair of Nike Natives, free of charge. Diabetics can receive their bodies, as well as commune from depression, anxiety, abuse, self and have confidence in your one pair of shoes annually. We work closely with the Nespelem and Inchelium TRICHOMONIASIS? with their creator. Others may suicidal thoughts or from trauma, choices. clinics to help diabetics with dental work and getting glasses. Trichomoniasis is caused by the participate in ceremonies at the Long please direct them to services. All • Heal from loss and grief. For glasses, we ask that you irst use the insurance that you have available single-celled protozoan parasite, House that will help them-selves to you have to do is to call 634-2610 • Learn coping skills to manage to you then we can supplement the payment. The program will pay $150 Trichomonas vaglnalis. The vagina clear their mind and heal their soul. and make a referral and we will try your life and achieve success. toward a pair of glasses, annually. is the most common site of infection Many other community members to engage the client in services. We • Know how your disorder may Since dental services vary depending on need, the program will work in women. and the urethra (urine may rely on their spirituality with provide services for many mental be controlling your life in a negative with the IHS dentists to determine the costs that will be covered by our canal) is the most common Site of way. program. infection in men. The parasite Is These are only a few ways that To qualify, you must be diagnosed with diabetes and enrolled in a federally sexually transmitted. COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES you can make your life better. recognized tribes. If you do not have a referral from a medical provider Trichomoniasis is the most You are in charge along with your verifying that you are diabetic, please have your regular health provider common curable STD in young, Is recruiting for vacant positions therapist in the changes you want to forward the information to us at the Yellow Cloud Building in Nespelem. ‘Sexually active women. An estimated

make. For more information about these services, please contact the Physical 7.4 million new cases occur each year For more information, please log onto the Thank you, Activity Lifestyle Specialists (PALS) in your communities. in women and men Tribes website at: Your Mental Health Program Inchelium Jerry Signor 722-7634 Trichomoniasis can usually be Nespelem Nancy Johnson 634-2899 www.colvilletribes.com cured with the prescription drug, Omak Peggy Cleveland 634-2974 given by mouth in a single dose, or e-mail: Keller Sonny Sellars, Health/Fitness Educator 634-2940 UPCOMINMG The symptoms of trichomoniasis in [email protected] For information about the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), you may infected men may disappear within DEADLINE also call anyone of the following staff members. a few weeks without treatment. You may contact the Vicky Nomee, Program Manager 634-2935 However, an infected man, even a FOR THE TRIBAL TRIBUNE Melonie Trudell, Diabetic Educator 722-7060 Tribes’ Human Resources Office at: man who has never had symptoms Lorretta Moses, Staff Assistant 634-2983 or whose symptoms have stopped, Post Office Box 150, Nespelem WA 99155 June 23th Annette Marsden, Nutritionist 422-7441 Toll Free: (800) 506-9434 - Fax: (509) 634-2864 can continue to infect or re-infect a female partner until he has been treated, Therefore, both partners COLVILLE INDIAN should be treated at the same time to eliminate the parasite. Persons being HEALTH treated for trichomoniasis should avoid sex until they and their sex PRESENTS partners complete treatment and have no symptoms. Metronidazole can be Food Matters used by pregnant women. Having trichomoniasis once does WOMEN’S HEALTH FAIR! not protect a person from getting it if fOOds cOUld Win Oscars…. of magnesium, it is one of the most nutrient-packed again, Following successful treatment. Which fOOds WOUld taKe hOMe all grains around! TH TH people can still be susceptible to re- the aWards ? ? ? 6. BROCCOLI BONANZA This is an easy way ON JUNE 29 AND 30 IHS to get two potent cancer-blockers. According to infection. Hardly a day goes by without the new media research at Johns Hopkins Univeristy, one will change PROVIDERS WILL BE The surest way to avoid telling us about some food that’s been found to be natural estrogens into less damaging forms; one transmission of sexually transmitted harmful to you. One day it is processed meats; the helps increase the enzymes that “suffocates” cancer OFFERING WOMEN’S HEALTH diseases is to abstain from sexual next, it’s trans fats. Maybe if you are like me, you cells. Aim for 3 servings a week of broccoli or its begin to wonder whether any food is really OK to “cousins” in the cabbage family. EXAMS ALONG WITH contact, or to be in a longterm eat. Maybe you are asking: “Are there really any 7. LOVING LENTILS FOR YOUR HEART Lentils are mutually monogamous relationship “super foods” to keep me healthy?” loaded with heart-protecting things like Folate (a B MAMMOGRAMS THAT WILL BE with a partner who has been tested The answer is YES !! There are foods that are vitamin) and fiber. They have 9 gms of protein per and is known to be uninfected. packed with protective substances that prevent 1/2cup and plenty of iron so they are a good meat DONE IN OUR THE CLINIC diseases like heart disease and cancer. There are substitute. They cook in only 15-20 minutes too. Latex male condoms, when also foods that improve your sight, your mood and 8. TOMATOES ON TOP ! Research suggested used consistently and correctly, can maybe minimize aging as well! Here are the top that the Lycopene in tomatoes may protect MULTIPLE BOOTHS, reduce the risk of transmission of Oscar Winners: against prostate cancer, but now new findings trichomoniasis. 1. AMAZING AVOCADOS Avocados contain are suggesting that they have a similar effect for more potassium than bananas, which helps lower pancreatic cancer in men. Tomatoes are also rich INFORMATION, RAFFLE, GIVE- Any genital symptom such as blood pressure. They are rich in mono-unsaturated in Lutein, which helps with vision; as well as being AWAYS! discharge or burning during urination fats which lower bad cholesterol; along with Vit E, high in Vit C. or an unusual sore or rash should B6, and fiber. 9. WONDEROUS SHREDDED WHEAT Not only be a signal to stop having sex and 2. BRAIN-BOOSTING BLUEBERRIES These berries, does Shredded Wheat cereal have a large quantity along with equally-dark huckleberries, are extremely of fiber so needed to prevent colon cancer, 1 cup PLEASE CALL to consult a health care provider high in antioxidants and have 4 gms of fiber per cup. of cereal give you 1/2 your daily goal of 400 mg of immediately, A person diagnosed Research is showing they may also help vision. Magnesium, which is associated with preventing 509-634-2913 TO SCHEDULE with trichomonrasis (or any other 3. ALMIGHTY ALMONDS These nuts are high diabetes. STD) should receive treatment in potassium, as well as calcium. They do have a 10. FABULOUS FLAXSEEDS These are tiny, YOUR APPOINTMENTS lot of fat, but it is an unsaturated fat that is heart- nut-flavored seeds that are filled with the best oil, and should notify all recent sex healthy. Also high in zinc, they may help keep you known to raise your good cholesterol and protect partners so that they can see a health well during cold season. your heart. They are a wonderful source of fiber care provider and be treated. This 4. LONG LIVE ONIONS !! Onions may actually and protein too. Use them in baking with your eaGle nest PentecOstal Ministries reduces the risk that the sex partners prolong your life because the “phyto-nutrients” measure of flour. in onions and garlic thin your blood and lower Rev. D. Lee & Rev. Sherri Gunshows Lauver (Pastors) will develop complications from blood pressure. Onions defend against cancer and Dede Lavezzo, RD, MPH, CDE P.O. Box 486, 67 Lodoen Flats Rd. Keller, Washington 99140 trichomoniasis and reduces the risk cataracts as well. Phone; 509-634-4221 Contact the RD at: that the person with trichomoniasis 5. HURRAH FOR QUINOA ! The Incas knew E-Mail: [email protected] will become reinfected, Sex should what was good for them! Quinoa (pronounced 422-7450 or 634-2943 www.geocities.com/eaglenestpentecostalministries/enpm.html KEEN-wah) is actually a seed, not a grain, but has be stopped until the person with higher amounts of protein than other grains: 11 This Column comes to you courtesy of trichomoniasis and all of his or her grams per 1/2cup. With 5 grams of fiber and lots Tribal Health Programs Our weekly Fellowship Times are as follows. recent partners complete treatment Sunday Worship 10:00 am till after noon for trichomoniasis and have no Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 7:00 pm till 8:00 pm symptoms. Thursday Youth and Teen Meeting 7:00 pm Till 8:00 pm Hope Achenbach,Rn Everyone Welcome, Please call if you need a ride Tribal Health Tribal Tribune 8 Tribal Tribune CommuniTy news Tuesday, June 9, 2009

The Northwest Indian Youth Conference

The Northwest Indian Youth and physical itness. in each district; we plan on making some leaders faced some dificult triBal triBUne Conference, April 2-7, 2009 held at That afternoon they had the an executive youth committee with challenges and came from a poor the Spokane Convention Center and “Ultimate Warrior Competition- Who representatives from each district environment. We could relate to and SERVICE & SOURCE DIRECTORY hosted by the Coeur D’ Alene Tribal is the Ultimate Male and Female or school. become leaders ourselves someday. Office Number (509) 634-2223 Warrior for NWIYC 2009”. There On behalf of the youth groups, we Youth Council was a success. At the beginning of the Fax Number (509) 634-4617 The TANF youth coordinators were a lot of youth from all over conference they announced sign would like to thank the parents who from all four districts worked together competing, not knowing how they ups for Miss/Mr. NWIYC 2009; supported us in fundraising, CTEC and took 77 students and chaperones. did until Monday. Ronald “Bubba” they had a competition, of an essay, Donation Committee, TANF, LRHS, The youth clubs started raising money Salas won for the males. and interview panel. There was OHS, IHS, OKHS, Attendance nOtice tO creditOrs to attend this conference early in the That evening they made the some tough competition. We asked Oficers, surrounding communities, fOr sale Leonora Abrahamson, has been announcement for bids for the appointed Personal Representative for year. They held concessions, bake Beaudeen Adolph to sign up. With and Jim Swan. NWIYC 2011. Sho Ban, Colville, Respectfully, the Estate of Francine Mellon Tinney sales, rafles, and sold T-Shirts. the help of his chaperones and peers 20.00 acres Of trUst by the Coeur d’Alene Tribal Court of and Kalispel put in a bid. A youth Etta Brisbois he met the criteria. Beaudeen Adolph PrOPerty fOr sale the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation, On our irst day we registered and and chaperone from each tribe had Nespelem Youth Coordinator (101-5412 POr) received our name tags, agenda, and won the Mr. NWIYC 2009 and will Plummer, Idaho. to answer some questions. Rowena & all the native youth clubs. The subject property is an agricultural All creditors having claims against the bag. We went and sat down. Chance represent the Okanogan High School, grazing and timber property located 10 deceased, Francine Mellon Tinney, are Antone and Etta Brisbois represented miles east of Keller, WA. Access is via gravel Rush and Pearl Yellowman did roll Colville Tribe. Rowena said “I think Colville Tribe and NWIYC 2009 to serve such claims upon the Personal type roads (Frosty Meadow and Silver Representative and to file them with call. They asked for a representative that it would be a great experience for very well. Creek) that are publicly maintained. from each tribe come up to the stage, Rowena Antone placed second in the Clerk of the Tribal Court within the students that have been attending Hearts Gathered There are improvements on the two (2) months from the date of the we sent Ronald Salas. Chance said this conference for the past few years the essay contest. We are very proud property. Century telephone and power first publication of this notice which is poles are on the subject property. Property the winner of this icebreaker will because we are the future leaders of the youth who stepped up and 4/21/09 participated in the conference. to open Indian owner is asking $30,000.00. Contact BIA The Personal Representative may be receive an incentive prize. The youth so we might as well learn now! Realty at (509) 634-2346 or toll free @ Tracie Tonasket, Okanogan served by mailing copies of the claims to had to spell their tribe with their hips. This is my third year attending this language 1-888-881-7684 extension 2346 for more him/her at: Well Shoban won, but we thought conference and it’s taken me this long Native American Director summed information. Leonora Abrahamson Ronald won. For second place to get up here and speak in front of a it up for all of our youth when she immersion school PO box 302 Ronald won a movie pass. Everyone large group of people but I’m doing wrote “There were six students who Worley Idaho, 83876 leGal nOtices Copies of the claims may be filed with was laughing and having fun. That’s it, that’s why we need your support attended this conference from our Group extends invitation inter-tribal club. They had a blast the court by mailing copies to: how we started the conference and in allowing the Colville Tribe to to information night and Clerk of the Court and learned a lot as well. They the youth stepped out of their comfort host the NWIYC 2010 so I can keep pitcooked dinner SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Coeur d’Alene Justice Center enjoyed learning about their culture, In the Tribal Court of the Confederated zones. That night there was a dance being a leader for my people and all 29 Route 22 however, what I saw the most was Tribes of the Colville Reservation Plummer ID 83851. at the knitting factory. They were the younger kids who will someday their willingness to step outside of skʷant —Hearts Gathered SUMMONS/Complaint for DisSolution Date of Posting/Publication look up to me”. Etta said “The is holding a gathering for able to see some break dancers from their comfort zone and meet new of Marriage (TT--2 of 2) youth leadership conferences are families and other community Case No. CV-DI-2005-25170 Seattle and Sacramento. people. The message this year was part of the foundation of our future members interested in Prudence Baptiste, Plaintiff/Petitioner, In the Court of the Friday came and Barbara Cox perfect. They learned it was okay vs Juan Morales Davila, Defendant/ leaders; we have so many youth learning about the group’s Colville Confederated Tribes stepped up and did our roll call. We to take healthy risks, strive for Respondent. NOTICE AND SUMMONS listened to some intense speakers. that were left behind. I would have excellence in school, go after your plan to open a Native language A lawsuit has been filed against you No. CV-CU-2008-28332 in the above-mentioned Court by the We broke for the mini workshops, wanted all our youth to be part of dreams and most importantly give immersion school this fall. The In Re the Welfare of Alberta BigWolf, this conference.” The Sho Ban gave petitioner indicated above. Petition’s Faith BigWolf & Romeo BigWolf mask making, necklaces, chokers, back to your community. I can see name of the school is skʷant claim is tated in the written Petition. In a good presentation and so did the Minor children tobacco ties, rattle making, card each one of these students taking a snm̓aʔm̓áyaʔtn. order to defend against this lawsuit you Notice: April BigWolf, Jesus Domingues making, dream catchers, and stick Kalispel. They voted Sunday and leadership role at some point in their “skʷant” means falls. must answer the petition for dissolution Martinez and any other parties involved game. Our youth stickgame team it was close between Sho Ban and life, some sooner than others.” “snm̓aʔm̓áyaʔtn” means school. by stating your defense in writing and with these children, Colville. In the end Colville Tribes filing it with the court and serving a copy You are hereby given notice that a took third place, CDA won the mini The youth did not want the It is named after the waterfalls of it on the Petitioner by mail or in person won the bid for 2011. The youth near the site of the school, Hearing will be held at the Tribal Court, tournament. For lunch we went to conference to end, the speakers upon the attorney for Plaintiff, herein Agency Campus, Nespelem, WA on the Chili’s, the food was great, for some are so exited and are brainstorming touched our hearts, we learned that which is the former site of the within 20 days after the date of this first 18th day of August, 2009 at St. Mary’s Mission and Paschal publication of this Summons. If you were 2 p.m.. The purpose of this hearing it was their irst time eating there. served off of the reservation, you have 30 That evening was the Talent show. Sherman Indian School. More will be to determine permanent custody days, fail to do this within thirty (30) days of the above-mentioned minors. We had a couple youth sign up. Colville Indian Housing Authority meaningfully, skʷant is the after the date of the first publication of You are hereby summoned to appear Barbara Cox sang a stickgame song, RD traditional name of the site, this Summons, a default judgment may be at this hearing. Failure to appear will 3 ANNUAL HOME FAIR which was a place for large entered against you. A default judgment result in a default against you. and Shon Dean Spencer played the is one where the Plaintiff is entitled to piano. There was a lot of talented gatherings. Dated this 22nd day of May, 2009. Help us “journey into Our Future” with what it is asking for in the complaint Alberta Bigwolf, Petitioner On June 25, 2009, at 6 youth from all of the tribes. It was Home-Health-Safety because you have not answered the (TT--1 of 2) fun to watch. p.m., Hearts Gathered will complaint in writing. IT IS SO ORDERED. host a pitcooked dinner and In the Children’s Court of the Saturday was the Physical Day. June 18, 2009 A Dissolution trial hearing in this Colville Tribes We met a Professional and College present the vision and plans matter is scheduled for July 7, 2009 at NOTICE AND SUMMONS 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. for starting the school, which 10:00 a.m. at the Tribal Courthouse, Athlete Panel. They heard how each No. CV-CU-2009-29098 Agency Campus, Nespelem, Washington. athlete had to make sacriices to get include educating students In Re the Welfare of This shall be concern notice of your Nespelem Community Center by teaching them academic Walter Sam Leach Owhi, Minor Child where they are today. The youth hearing date and time. To: Whom it May Concern asked a lot of questions. They were subjects in the Native language. Dated this 27 day of April, 2009 Services and information include: Housing information, You are hereby given notice that a The idea is to immerse them Elizabeth Fry, Judge in awe when Joe “The Boss” Hipp Hearing will be held at the Tribal Court, Tribal and area resources. The fair is free and open to the (TT--2 of 2) spoke. He has four belt titles that he public, fun for the entire family! in the language by teaching Agency Campus, Nespelem, WA on won in boxing. them their core subjects with the 6th day of July, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION We broke into the workshops and the Native language as the The purpose of this hearing will be to Door Prizes! Y BBQ and Refreshments Z Activities for Kids! In the Tribal Court of determine permanent custody of the medium of instruction. went into the Bigger Faster Stronger, Live Music & Dance Performances! the Confederated Tribes above-mentioned minor. presented by Wade & Debbie McGee (must be present for door prize drawings) All interested people, of the Colville Reservation You are hereby summoned to appear especially parents and SUMMONS/Complaint for at this hearing. Failure to appear will and Paulette Jordan. The youth Do you need more information? Would you like to set up a booth? Would you like to donate? DisSolution of Marriage learned a lot of techniques and Call Colville Indian Housing Authority at 509-634-2160 potential students, are invited result in a default against you. Case No. CV-DI-2005-25170 Dated this 29th day of April, 2009 exercises to help them in their sports to the June 25 gathering and Prudence Baptiste, Arlene C Owhi. dinner. Plaintiff/Petitioner, (TT--1 of 3) The Native language used vs Juan Morales Davila, at the school will be nselxcin, Defendant/Respondent. which is spoken by Okanogan, A lawsuit has been filed against you ATTENTION Lakes, San Poil, Nespelem, in the above-mentioned Court by the Methow and Colville people. petitioner indicated above. Petition’s ALL VETERANS claim is tated in the written Petition. In Hearts Gathered would order to defend against this lawsuit you WA N T E D , Ve t e r a n like to begin the school in must answer the petition for dissolution Volunteers to form an Honor/ September with five to 10 by stating your defense in writing and filing it with the court and serving a copy Color Guard to perform services students, preferably ages 3 to of it on the Petitioner by mail or in person for Funerals, Conventions and 5. Students of other ages may upon the attorney for Plaintiff, herein Pow-Wow’s. If interested, be considered on a case-by- within 20 days after the date of this first please contact Arnie Holt at case basis. Each successive publication of this Summons. If you were served off of the reservation, you have 30 (509) 633-3140 or (360) 600- year, the school would increase days, fail to do this within thirty (30) days 8671. a grade level as the students after the date of the first publication of advance, while at the same this Summons, a default judgment may be time admitting a new cohort entered against you. A default judgment is one where the Plaintiff is entitled to of preschool students. what it is asking for in the complaint Hearts Gathered is a tax- because you have not answered the A.A. Meetings exempt private, nonprofit complaint in writing. corporation organized under IT IS SO ORDERED. Monday Evenings at 7 p.m. A Dissolution trial hearing in this At the Catholic the laws of the Confederated matter is scheduled for July 7, 2009 at Tribes of the Colville 10:00 a.m. at the Tribal Courthouse, Church in Nespelem Reservation. It is governed by Agency Campus, Nespelem, Washington. For more information, a board of directors. This shall be concern notice of your call Myrna at hearing date and time. For any questions, please Dated this 27 day of April, 2009 634-4921 contact heartsgathered@ Elizabeth Fry, Judge yahoo.com. (TT--2 of 2)

implement and oversee region- the direction of the Colville Tribal Attention All wide promotions; meet with & Gaming organization. develop strong business relationships We can offer this person a Tribal Members with Booking Agents, Promoters, competitive wage ($35k-$50k, DOE) Organizations, and Tour Bus and benefits package, including We are looking for a dynamic, representatives; Work independently retirement. To apply, submit your self-motivated, conident individual with minimal direction/supervision; current resume or completed CTEC to become our Events Coordinator Must be able to multi-task; Must application with phone numbers for the Gaming Division. Successful work extended and irregular hours, of supervisors and references, to candidates will have at least a two- evenings, weekends, and holidays; Kanie St.Paul, Human Resources year Degree, however, three (3) This position travels extensively, Manager, located at Gaming Division additional years of satisfactory so candidate must have reliable Headquarters. 729 Jackson Street, experiences in casino promotions transportation; Must have experiences Omak, WA 98841. (509) 422- or special events may be substituted organizing and developing contracts 7785. in lieu of degree requirements. and agreements with outside Applicant must pass a thorough Must have at least ive (5) years of agencies; Must work closely with background check to obtain Gaming successful experiences as described Marketing manager and casino Badge and pass initial drug test. below. managers to develop promotions Indian Preference is in effect as Must be able to organize, and live performances that relect deined by CCT Title 10. Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 CommuniTy news Tribal Tribune 9

The United Indian Nations Tribal College, Colville Paschal Sherman Campus is pleased to announce the 2009 LCES Wildland Indian School Fireighter Refresher Courses have been very successful! arewells april Perfect F L C E S = L o o k o u t s * participants. A great big thanks to Communications * Escape Routes * Jon Batten and Charles LaPlante attendance Safety Zones. for instructing these courses and Head Start: Juels Marchand, LCES must be established and thank you to all the participants for Kamarae Woodward, Zyrel Zacherle, In Loving memory of extend our deepest sympathies and express our sadness known to ALL ireighters BEFORE your support to UINTC – Colville Arela Nanpuya. at Tink’s passing. When she had visited Pennsylvania, needed. Campus. Preschool: Willy Carden, Ike George John Stensgar we enjoyed her company to the utmost, and we looked Tonasket. This one day – 8 hour course For more information, call (509) forward to future visits. That time now, will have to Kindergarten 1: Daisy Allen, Born: september 9, 1924 provides a one year certificate to 634-2797 or (509) 634-2799. wait until the good Lord judges it is time to reunite Maliah Nicholai, Daniel Pakootas. Meadow Lake, Idaho all of us. fire shelter training Kindergarten 2: Kylee Mcdonald, died: May 5, 2009 The earliest thing I remember about Tink, that made Robert Hahn. Bremerton, Washington an impression on me when I irst met her in 1993, was 1st: Nick Thomas; Shawnee Graveside Service were held at Sunset Lane her immediate openness and hospitality—especially to Palmer, Priscilla Tulee, Garrett Allen, Memorial Park, Port Orchard, Washington, on May someone she never met before. Staying at Tink’s with Elizabeth Bigwolf, Daylen Carson, 15, 2009, 1:00 p.m. Oficiating was Deacon John LaNessa, I felt like a king. I ate like a king, slept like a Larissa Gorr. Ricciardi. Releasing of the Spirit by Steve Old Coyote, king, and laughed like a king. I think if I would have 2nd: Beverlee Abrahamson, Shaman. Donavan Abrahamson, Bobbi asked, she probably would have served me breakfast Celebration of Life Gathering, Immediately in bed. I immediately felt at home. I could always be Allen. following service at Givens Community Center, 1026 3rd: Faith Bent, Roniah myself around Tink without judgment, and she made Sidney Avenue, Port Orchard, Washington. me feel like a part of the family. Friedlander, Kenneth Harry, Lyle Please visit the online memorial at www.rill.com Jack, Amber Lemon, Alex Corpuz- Another memory that stands out and that will Louis, Lacey Neal, Khani Priest, always be with me was her unwavering and steadfast Mary Jane Samuels. Miss Me love for her children, grandchildren, and great- 4th: Myles Livermon, Christina When I come to the end of the road grandchildren. You could see it in all the pictures she Smith, Colton Seely-Sam, Tyana And the sun has set for me had displayed, and how her face would light up when Towner, Nick Tulee, Pete Campbell, I want to rites in a gloom-illed room. talking about her family. She was proud of each and Kina Havier, Shae Huckins, Trisha Why cry for a soul set free? every one. Her family was her irst and main joy. Jaimes. Miss me a little, but not too long Tink also had a wonderful sense of humor. She 5th: Larry Allen, Chelsea And not with your head bowed low. would laugh at all my jokes even though some were Atcheson, Aiyana Ball, Tehana Remember the love we once shared – probably not funny and most were not what you would Havier, Mary Lou Michel, Coleton Miss me, but let me go. consider the cleanest humor. I won’t go into details Mills, Charmayne Tulee, Alex For this is a journey that we all must take here, but you can ask Char or LaNessa about the time Neal. And each must go alone. they visited Arkansas and we stopped at a Chinese 6th: Tawnya Phillips, Tyson It’s all a part of the Master’s plan, restaurant, and I asked Tink if she ever tried a certain Allen. A step on the road to home. Chinese dish. She commented that it sounded good. 7th Grade: Moriah Harry. When you are lonely and sick of heart We are still laughing about that one even to today. 8th Grade: Tianna Best. Go to the friends we know I lost my only surviving grandmother the same year 9th Grade: Kei’Anna Johnson. And bury your sorrows in doing good deeds – that I irst met Tink. I believe the Lord had a plan in Miss Me, but Let me go. that Tink became my surrogate grandmother. I miss UPcOMinG her very much, but I know, by continually sharing eVents Dear Family and Friends of stories and thoughts about her, that oral tradition that June 3rd native peoples have used for thousands of years, she 8th Grade Graduation Mother, Grandmother, and will remain alive in our hearts and minds forever. Her and 9th Grade promotion Great-grandmother, Mildred grand-grandchildren, Nicholas, Leah, and Nathaniel June 4th will know their great-grandmother very well from Early Release at 12:30 “Tink” Moses I am Jerry Stuck, husband of granddaughter, this oral tradition. Records Day LaNessa, and I would like to share some thoughts on God bless you all and lots of love, June 5th our dearest Tink. With hust spoos, Students last day of School First, my family in Pennsylvania would like to Jerry Early Release at 10:00 a.m.

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Family Gathering th th th September 19, 2009, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CCeelleebbrraattiioonn PPoowwwwooww JJuullyy 1100 ,, 1111 && 1122 ,, 22000099 Dinner will be around Noon th This will be another family gathering to be held at the Omak Celebration Schedule 4 of July Powwow Longhouse. Will accept volunteers for cooks to do the meal. My regular th rd cooks are no longer here. This will be another effort to update/correct June 29 –July 3 : Camp Openings Family & Committee Specials records that are on ile. July 2nd: Executive Order Day Celebration Crowning of CCT Royalty, Tiny Tots Paid, This will be a day of fun. Will each of you please bring your pedigree Veterans’ Honor Dance, Tiny Tot Special sheets of the family you want to update/check? If you don’t have this, July 3rd: 11:30 a.m. Traditional Horse Parade just write as much information on a piece of paper with dates on it. Old Style Round Bustle ~ Nanamkin Family th th Example: Dates of birth, dates of death, dates of marriage. Christening July 4 : 12:00 p.m. 4 of July Traditional 3 Man Hand Drum Contest ~ Committee Special dates, location of burial if your person of interest is deceased. You can also add any other information you want to add to the history. If you Dinner Dance Specials TBA, Contests in all Categories: know your family’s Indian name, write it down and bring it. If you have July 5th: 12:00 p.m. Family Fun Day a photo you can spare, bring it. I could copy it and return the photo to Men’s th th you if you would like. If I have the ability to hook up a computer and July 6 -8 : 6:00 p.m. Bingo Nights Golden Age, Traditional, Grass, Fancy my scanner I can scan it right there. I will also bring my hardcopies of th family group sheets. I will also have some group sheets and pedigree July 9 : 7:00 p.m. Women’s sheets to ill out. Warm-up & Family Specials Night Golden Age, Traditional, Jingle, Fancy Today is a day of visiting and meeting the relatives you did not even know you had. Not claiming a relative is not an option this day. We July 10th: Powwow, Points system begins Teen & Jr. Boys’ will visit and have a meal together. No name givings today since this Traditional, Grass, Fancy is a start up of the gatherings after a few years break. I will also have 7:00 p.m. Grand Entry an open microphone so some can get up and introduce your families July 11th: Powwow, Registration Closes Teen & Jr. Girls’ if you would like. You are allowed to tell stories about your families Traditional, Jingle, Fancy and their connections and traditions. 1:00 p.m. Grand Entry There will be a rafle to help with expenses to put one of these on. 7:00 p.m. Grand Entry Master of Ceremonies: Sonny Quinto Will have some pre-sale tickets. I will try and schedule it for relatives to make arrangements for travel to get here. 8:00 p.m. Veterans’ Honor Dance Arena Director: Grant Timentwa Hope to see as many of you as possible. We have not had a gathering th in a long time since the deaths in our family. I think I am ready to July 12 : Powwow, Contest Finals move on again. I truly believe it is time for many of us. Please watch 1:00 p.m. Grand Entry Contact Information for the posters and tribal emails and ads in the Tribune. Call for any th questions you may have. So let’s get together, yeah, yeah, yeah! Let’s Stickgame: Open games Friday, July 10 Powwow: Charissa Williams @ 509.634.2800 have a lot of fun. Vendors: Aletha Heath @ 509.634.2449 Open Rodeo Tillie M. Gorr Rodeo: Joanne Leith @ 509.634.4505 509-429-0046 • POB 3268, Omak, WA Modern Teen Dance Have a fun & safe Family Fun Run 4th of July! Dr ug & al cohol free event . Committee is WORDS FROM HOME not responsible for theft, accident, Debbie Hall, Omak resident, tribal member, was stricken with loss, injury or damage to personal a spinal disease two years ago and is presently a resident out in property a Spokane nursing home. She would like to hear from fellow tribal members and even a visit if you have free time. Come and visit and say Hi. She misses home and her fellow friends & members. Her address is: Regency at North Pointe, 1224 E. Westview Court, Spokane, WA 99218. Tribal Tribune 10 Tribal Tribune CommuniTy news Tuesday, June 9, 2009

An Anniversary wish for Happy Birthday Chauncy May 31, & Congratulations Tia 2009 Would like to wish my niece two special people LRHS Graduate a Happy Belated Birthday In Marvin & Elvira Bob Love, Auntie Sharlyn, Uncle March 09’ Shawn, JoyceeAnn, & Andre Auntie Sharlyn, Uncle Shawn, June 27 JoyceeAnn & Andre For Mother and Father This special anniversary wish That comes with love to you Lordy Lordy Look Who’s Brings warm and heartfelt thanks 40 For all the thoughtful things you do-- Happy Birthday To It also comes to let you know You Quail You both mean more each day May 30, 2009 To everyone your lives have touched From: Sally and Angela In such a loving way. Happy Wedding Anniversary With Love Your Daughter, Briana L. Bob

Happy Belated Birthday Shan Birdtail March 10 Happy Belated Birthday Love, Uncle Shawn, Auntie Jessica Birdtail Sharlyn, JoyceeAnn & Andre 3/4/09 Love, JoyceeAnn, Andre, Uncle Shawn, & Auntie Sharlyn

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Happy 2nd Birthday to my Beautiful daughter, Laniyah (June 3) age 2. Love, Dad, Mom, brothers Happy Mothers Day Gramma Denise Love, Shan, Gus, Lane, Austin, Anthony, Chinky, Nicole, Tia, Jessica, Morgan, Shawnee, Charissa, JoyceeAnn, Wyatt, Khani, & baby Mitch

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HAPPY BITHDAY JESSE R. WATT AND PERCY J. KUEHNE, LOVE YOUR FAMILY, BEN & NATHAN, JOSH & FAMILY, CLARICE (MOM) Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 reservaTion news Tribal Tribune 11

Fallen Oficers Remembered Harmelt Sculpture Unveiled 2009 Nespelem Junior at Wentachee Valley College Rodeo Results

By Roger Jack approximately four miles east of Tribune Journalist Nespelem; Oficer Millard was killed right in the city limits of Nespelem, By Roger Jack lived, or point out landmarks where May 11th-15th, the Colville Tribal on the same highway. Several Tribune Journalist Coyote changed a landscape or rock Police Department and the Fish and members of a caravan visiting each formation, or maybe got tricked by site opted to remember each man Wildlife Department joined forces to “Each piece, I think, guides my one of his friends. She also pointed with words of prayer and recollection remember their fallen oficers who hands,” Ted Moomaw says about out sites important to us; places were killed in the line of duty several as to where they were at the time, and sculpting. “I’m not really creating, where our people hunted, fished, years ago. The officers, Tribal how they wished surviving family or sculpting, with my hands; it’s like picked berries, dug roots, and got Sergeant Louis Millard, and Fish members strength and diligence to each subject creates itself! If you their medicine. She knew the history carry on. and Wildlife oficer Roy Bradshaw; know what I mean?” of the land and the telltale signs that and former tribal Chief of Police, On the 15th, the public was invited On May 20th, Ted’s depiction of indicated harvest times to gather Tim Wapato; were remembered in to the correctional facility to again John Harmelt, a Wenatchee Indian things necessary for season to season week long activities that included remember the fallen oficers. All chief, was dedicated by and on survival. But she also knew places participation by the whole tribe. tribal police oficers and staff were behalf of the Wenatchee Valley to go for spirit power. Together they On May 11, the committee wearing their dress up blues, Chief College Foundation. Several WVC sang John Harmelt’s winter dance members asked tribal employees Matt Haney and John Dick honored board members were there, but so song. A ceremonial practiced still to wear blue clothing to work in each man as departmental heroes. were several of John Harmelt’s on the reservation. remembrance of the oficers. On Taps were played. Prayers were descendants, most of who live in the The man signiied by a bronze the 13th, several family members, said, and a number of testimonials Nespelem area now. statue would not relinquish his land friends, and community members given by family members and people Omak elder, Mary Marchand, also and move to the Colville Reservation, rode horseback, while others drove who worked with the oficers. It a Wenatchi Indian opened with a like so many of his people did. The vehicles from the Owhi Lake road was a solemn day of recollection; prayer that said that this land, mostly government signed a treaty with the turnoff to down town Nespelem, but a day to remember and pray that referred to as the Plateau region, is Wenatchis in 1855, but did not honor stopping at the sites of the fallen this doesn’t happen within the tribal very dear to us in our hearts. Back in it. The Wenatchis were also promised membership again. oficers. Oficer Bradshaw was killed the old days, it was given to us to take a reservation by Executive Order; but care of. Every mountain, valley, and still no land is given. Crooked Indian river, each with its resources was ours agents and unauthorized Indians to take care of. Not for ourselves, but took advantage of the non-English Ceremony of Tears for future generations. And that’s speaking elders. Then in 1937 John Pee Wee’s BareBacKs what we try to do. That’s what John Harmelt and his wife died in a house No Qualified Rides Held at Kettler Falls Harmelt tried to do by setting aside ire. Its cause was never established PW MUttOn BUstin’ portions of land (and the river) for his either. 1st Kayden Cate 55 calf staKe tie children and grandchildren. That’s Each in turn thanked the artist for 2nd Makenzie Plaisted 51 1st Caleb McMillian 22.1 3rd Clay Buchert 51 what we as Colvilles would call ‘a honoring their ancestor, last chief of 4th Michael Timentwa 51 interMediate Girls reservation.’ the tribe. And in turn Ted Moomaw One by one his grandsons reiterated expressed that the honor was his PW staKe race his intent. “Treaties are supposed to GOat tyinG to have learned of the old chief’s 1st Clay Buchert 8.751 be the law of the land; so how come 1st Mattie Jo Johnson 12.0 life and teachings, and to have met 2nd Karlie Richey 9.297 the government won’t recognize 3rd Brooke Richey 9.563 2nd Shaina Johnson 13.2 many of his wonderful descendants. 4th Renea Taylor 9.998 3rd Bobbie Lynn Correa 14.8 the treaty made with John Harmelt 4th Katie Shannon 15.5 and give us the land promised us? When I’m working I hear things and Our grandfather lived all of his sometimes I see things in my work; Barrels 1st Clay Buchert 24.938 steer ridinG life on a homesteaded allotment in this piece I could feel the need 1st Kaylyn Marchand 65 for courage and understanding for 2nd Karlie Richey 25.874 that he thought would always be 3rd Renea Taylor 25.893 2nd Maddi Leyva 65 his. He tried to abide by the new the people to live on in their day to 4th Brooke Richey 25.980 3rd Cory Wabaunsee 64 laws imposed upon our people, but day lives. Maybe good things will come their way; maybe justice will Jr Boys BreaKaWay sometimes I guess things just don’t No Qualified Runs work out as people think they will. prevail. Barrels By Roger Jack area who wanted to witness native As children we drove our mother When not busy ‘sculpting’, Ted Barrels Tribune Journalist cultures and dances. One person 1st Oliver Williams 17.752 down here just to look around. She works in the tribal language program 2nd Cody Perriman 18.739 1st Bobbie Lynn Correa 17.073 spoke openly (w/o microphone) would tell us where different families at Omak. 3rd Dylan Beck 20.176 2nd Shaina Johnson 17.247 Although there are fewer and about his youth, back in the forties, 4th CJ Vargas 21.237 3rd Kaylyn Marchand 17.529 fewer people who had actually and what he recollected about the 4th Mattie Jo Johnson 17.854 witnessed the flowing waters of Indians, ish, and Kettle Falls ishery. Poles Kettle Falls and the gargantuan “In spring,” he said, “the sound of Reservation Clean Up Day 1st Wyatt Covington 26.592 POles 1st Kaylyn Marchand 22.3 salmon speared or netted there, the the falls hitting the rocks below was 2nd CJ Vargas 27.343 3rd Justin Crossland 28.897 2nd Mattie Jo Johnson 23.0 people ought to remember. This maddening. And the Indians were 4th Cody Perriman 29.681 3rd Hanna Gotham 23.1 is the intent of a small group of out there, right on top of the water, 4th Bailey Nachtigal 25.3 Colville tribal members who put on standing on planks no thicker than calf riding a commemoration of the Ceremony a thumb nail, spearing the ish and 1st Matt Shannon 62 2009 senior Boys of Tears at the Kettle Falls historical hauling them onto shore. It seemed 2nd Malcolm Carson Jr 62 center each May, the time when the to me, the weight of the man alone 3rd Dreamer Best 61 calf rOPinG 4th Tyson Parisien 60 salmon would have run. should have shattered those planks, No Qualified Rides Aaron Carden, a native but then added to their weight was Goats Incheliumer, opened the May 30, BUlls the weight of their catch, ighting to 1st Tyson Parisien 11.50 1st Austin Covington 67 31, activities with a prayer that get free of the spear; it was kind of 2nd Cody Swanson 11.70 2nd Dakota Beck 66 included a reminiscent overview of scary. Well, the women never ished, 3rd Dylan Beck 11.80 4th Oliver Williams 12.20 what once was at the site, and the but they were there waiting for BareBacKs reverence the people had for it and salmon, and then they went to work 1st Jacob Olson 67 Jr Girls its resources since time immemorial. right there on shore decapitating and NESPELEM - Jennifer Joseph 2nd Tucker Cool 65 weeding flower beds behind the INCHELIUM - Eager students “Coyote brought salmon up the gutting the ish for cooking or drying. Barrels river for the people’s sustenance I know they dried a lot for future administration building. head out to clean up their town. chUte dOGGinG 1st Cayden Diefenback 17.540 1st Lindsey Vargas 8.6 2nd Jacey Johnson 17.779 and survival. That’s what we are usage. And everyone got some. If I May 1st found many residents were painted in brilliant colors. “I 2nd Cayle Diefenbach 10.4 3rd Morgan Allen 18.598 remembering today, and the people remember properly, even my family of the Inchelium community hope they work,” a group leader 3rd Josh Young 14.9 4th Karry Ann Stanley 19.010 should remember forever. But not received some ish though we just participating in an Earth Day clean said. 4th Matthew Olson 17.3 only the people who live in this area went down to watch. We didn’t plan up and revitalization of their town. Teresa Schaffer organizes the calf riding saddle BrOnc now, but all the people who have on interfering in any way. But they Activities began early in the morning activities each year. “I’m glad to see 1st Randi Rae Sam 66 No Qualified Rides become the Colville Confederated gave it, so we took it. It sure was when students of all ages, and the tribe’s involved this year,” she 2nd Cayden Diefenback 63 Tribes. We are respecting each tribe good eating, too.” some tribal employees, singled out said. “And Ferry County donates 3rd Krista Marchand 56 2009 senior Girls or bands customs when we celebrate Several families were involved residential areas where overgrowth of trash bags and a truck to haul the the salmon and other food given the in the naming ceremonies. Some Goats weeds and debris might give visitors trash to the dump. That’s good.” cOW ridinG Indian people.” youngsters received names of 1st Cayden Diefenback 8.0 a bad impression of their town. While After a couple hours wandering 2nd Karry Ann Stanley 11.0 1st Hannah Jo Call 69 This opened a week end of ancestors while others received some of the younger students picked throughout the residential areas, 3rd Jacey Johnson 12.6 2nd Sammi Jo Cool 67 activities that included basket weavers names applicable to their characters. up litter, others loaded discarded baseball diamonds, old rodeo 4th Riley McMillan 14.4 3rd Christina Saxon 60 association demonstrations, stick Shelly Boyd, LaRae Wiley, Pauline items onto pickup truck beds to haul grounds, and wherever the grounds game exhibitions, a mini powwow, Flett, and Arkie Andrews families did to the landill. In all, six trips were were littered, root beer loats were Poles GOats and name giving ceremony. Several the namings and give aways during made from one area of clean up. At served to all. Again, students and 1st Cayden Diefenback 23.104 1st Chelby Smith 10.3 community members spent months the powwow on Saturday. 2nd Krista Marchand 23.999 2nd Kellie Wiersma 10.7 lunchtime they all congregated at the community members exchanged 3rd Karry Ann Stanley 24.380 3rd Jonnie Crossland 11.5 of anticipation and preparation The Tommy Louie and Kettle school to exchange anecdotes and stories about their work. Awards were 4th Josey Shannon 26.900 4th Macey Fuller 11.6 to provide native foods to their Falls Fishery documentaries were jokes about their experiences. Some presented to students for artwork and guests that included salmon, deer shown at the Woodland theatre in found name brand cardboard boxes other projects related to the earth day interMediate BOys BreaKaWay meat, bitterroots, camas, potatoes, Kettle Falls that evening. Some and bags; some found waste paper in activities. Congratulations one and 1st Rayel Bernhardt 3.2 huckleberries, and fry bread. people went back to the site to camp, 2nd Chelby Smith 6.4 bulk, and jokes about it being one’s all, for a job well done. Inchelium steer daUBinG 3rd Macey Fuller 11.3 Delicacies that make the mouth water while others returned to their homes. homework! Others found cans and is looking good. 1st Philip Williams 1.9 It was an eventful day. Sunday the 2nd Drew Vargas 2.6 just thinking about it! bottles and cigarette boxes that made While Inchelium cleaned up Barrels Other foods offered at the moon people were fed again, and a mini them wonder aloud, “why can’t some their town, it was clean up day on 3rd Jacob Paul 3.1 4th Caleb McMillian 4.7 1st Lacey Ralston 16.407 feast included soups, salads, and powwow concluded the week end. of these people throw their trash in the Agency Campus as well. Tribal 2nd Macey Fuller 16.699 desserts. Some of the people involved in the the trash cans?” employees spent the day cleaning up 3rd Cheyenne Saltsman 17.022 steer ridinG 4th Jamie Parvin 17.316 A host of guests traveling to Kettle Ceremony of Tears commemoration High school students were busy around their building and sprucing 1st Caleb McMillian 73 Falls included the Colville Tribal were Mike Finley, Aaron Carden, painting trash barrels with eye- up their ofices. The afternoon was 2nd Logun Gotham 70 Convalescent Center residents and Rick Desautel, Hobo Stensgar, Jackie 3rd Si’cha Tallman 69 POles catching designs that might attract reserved for a barbecue on the lawn 1st Jamie Parvin 21.536 chaperones, Spokane Tribal members Finley, Jennifer Ferguson, Jim and the attention of residents ready to at the Administration building with BreaKaWay 2nd Alicia Abrahamson 21.796 and several of their drums, and Shelly Boyd, Trudi Tonasket and discard items. Eagles, hornets, games in the ball ield to conclude 3rd KellieWiersma 22.613 1st Jacob Paul 4.0 many non-native residents from the their families. 4th Lacey Ralston 22.911 geometric designs, and tribal names the day’s activities. 2nd Cody McCleary 19.1 Tribal Tribune 12 Tribal Tribune Tribal voiCes Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Response to Sole-SOURCING (i.e., Spotted Froggie) As tribal members living in a struggling for “immediate termination”. But, what When will we stop this CYCLE? of the past resolutions, we see more “sole- Letters To The Editor economy, we as members look to our is ETHICS, when we don’t enforce We need leaders who will look to ind source” contracts being slipped through Letters to the Editor are published at the discretion of the Editor, as leaders for support in start-up businesses accountability from the TOP down. the necessary knowledge and strategy to our Council and TERO unable to enforce space permits. No letter which contains defamatory or malicious state- and encouraging entrepreneurship. Imagine across the states we are EQUIP our organization for its future. the policies and procedures to protect the ments will be published. Any letter which contains questionable mate- However, our own Council would rather seeing all kinds of organizations of all Why are we continually bringing in Indian Owned companies. If our own rial will be sent to the Ofice of Reservation Attorney for legal review. Sole-source than to follow procedure. sized face similar series of challenges sole-source consultants to review old Council fails to follow the laws than why All letters must contain the writer’s signature, address, and telephone We as members need to look at what our and changes. If we are to have effective feasibility studies and paying them do we even CREATE them in the irst number (if available). Letters NOT signed will not be published. COUNCIL is doing to encourage “other leadership it must be more than a simple more money than they can PRODUCE place? We need to elect members in our Letters are limited to 450 words. Letters exceeding 450 words may be employment” on our reservation. Why matter of managing events and people. RESULTS for and present us with the Council who will support our PEOPLE. published if space allows and the Editor so chooses. The Editor reserves If you think your doing everything right the right to edit any letter for content, clarity, and length. should our tribal departments be able to We are living in a world of “crisis same OUTCOME, another FOLDER that Views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor, complimentary run their own programs and not be held management”. will get placed on the burner because our on Council, you’re wrong. If you think you could do better, think again. Step or critical, are those of the writer of the letter. They are not endorsed by accountable to the same policies and We can only hope that our leaders COUNCIL cannot agree on what is good back and look at how you live and then the Tribal Tribune staff, Tribal Administration, Tribal Business Council, procedures? would identify and value our own for its own MEMBERSHIP. look at HOW a majority of the members or the Colville Confederated Tribes’ membership as a whole. I’ve watched a lot of Community intellectual capital, instead we hire Respectfully speaking, Council live? Do you see something wrong with Development committees take place over outside our own People and continue to members of 2009 and current council, this PICTURE? I would hope so. this past year and I seen just how some fail to follow our 5 year plan of giving we need ACCOUNTABILITY to We need to begin to enforce policies matters can be passed with an explanation our own membership TOP positions in our MEMBERSHIP and we need to consistently. As LEADERS of our Good sportsmanship and no back up documentation. And, then our own Corporation. FULFILL our Operational demands TRIBE we would hope you would An Okanogan mother wrote to Lake were very disappointed as I am sure you we wonder “how” did we get where we We expect our leaders to know what and those are the DEMANDS that will understand there are many INDIAN Roosevelt High School to acknowledge can imagine. are TODAY? The Planning department our ASSETS are and YES, we have far lead our PEOPLE to better life. We companies that are not as well equipped how much she appreciated the good “To my disappointment they did not now operates a Crushing operation more ASSETS than ixed assets. We have as PROGRAMS need to remember we or inancially backed to compete without sportsmanship demonstrated by the and competes with a number of small our Children, our Schools, our Elders, our are here to SERVE and WORK for our the help from our TRIBE. Why do continue running and one team member Raider 4x400 relay team at a track meet sat on the ground with his head in his companies. When you have the power to Natural Resources and Tribal government MEMBERSHIP. We should be helping we continue to help as the non-Indian in Oroville last week. companies by taking revenues off our hands. After the relay was inished, all shut a company down and sole-source out employees just to name a few. each other to SUCCEED or to get the The woman, April Brady, wrote to RESERVATION and putting them into four of your boys walked together over to the work to NON-INDIANS, something How can we expect to balance the SERVICES we need instead of throwing the athletic department: “I would like other economies? I am asking each our Okanogan athlete and shook his hand is terribly WRONG. needs of our PEOPLE, as shareholders ROAD blocks or ighting amongst each to take this opportunity to express how of our Council members to ask the and showed outstanding sportsmanship. If our own Leaders will not follow in our own Colville Tribal Enterprises other. We need to help our own members much I appreciated the sportsmanship our own policies and procedures of Corporation if we are not listening to to become self-suficient. Listen to your following questions to YOURSELF. One even knelt down and conversed with What are YOU doing well? What’s not of the four young men who run the contracting and ensure that our Programs what our EMPLOYEES need to feel PEOPLE. If you can look yourself in 4x400 on your high school track team. him for a moment and gave him a pat on are adhering to TERO then “why not” let secure in their own JOBS? Are we the MIRROR and say you haven’t ever serving OUR membership, or our entire TRIBE? What would you change to My daughter and nephew are both on the back. I just want these boys to know us take one step forward and 5 back. For working our PEOPLE 7 days a week, VOTED down a project because you improve? How can you better yourself as the Okanogan High School track team. I that we noticed that from the stands and instance, I know of many staff members two shifts to RUN our PEOPLE out of didn’t LIKE the PERSON presenting it, a LEADER to keep our MEMBERSHIP was in Oroville watching the track meet were very impressed. Keep it up boys and who have failed to follow TERO a JOB and for WHO is to gain on this then you are a minority. Set aside your informed? last week and our boys 4x400 relay team maybe others will catch the spirit.” guidelines by means of “advertising DECISION? We are promoting a FALSE POLITICAL agendas and start to HELP If we lose faith in our LEADERSHIP, had a mishap with the baton. Needless to The four Raider boys were Dayton security. It is farther sad to hear that are our tribal MEMBERS to SUCCEED. If for bid” jobs they oversee and not get what do we have but 14 people who have say their exchange did not go well from Dick, D.J. LaPlante, Matthew Ives and reprimanded. And, how did they address mortgaging our CHILDRENS’ future you don’t stand up for what is RIGHT, the authority to end the existence of our the irst leg to the second leg and they Alex Mills. an “expired contract”, instead of looking through bank loans knowing our own then we as members of this TRIBE Reservation or make us the LEADING to the TERO list of contractors as policy TIMBER has a deinite end in our future. have to LIVE with YOUR DECISIONS Tribe as we were in the beginning but dictates they got 10 signatures without Why have we passed up OPPORTUNITY and ultimately the OUTCOME of our have since lost our EDGE on every following our own tribal laws after after OPPORTUNITY and now we are economy TODAY. mark? Good leaders must irst become Honor our elders telling the COUNCIL the contract was a continually facing a deicit? When you ASK yourself, when was the last time good servants. Remember where you current contract and had not expired. If fail to plan for the future and invest in the you heard of the TRIBE supporting a came from, never forget. Limph limph Tribal Elders, scaffolding. We swam the river to set you lie to COUNCIL, this is due cause WRONG IDEAS you WASTE money. small Indian owned business? In review Lisa N. True I have been away working in the some of the driftwood logs used to make Seattle area in construction for 12 years. this scaffolding, and covered the logs After making my way to a management with ¾” plywood. There is room to set position, I assisted the carpenters union in chairs and rest. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE! developing and implementing the Native I am hoping our young men and To our Tribal Members, women who have or are going through their reservation to help their people. to say to Councilwoman Karen Condon Outreach Program. women will follow our lead and honor For those of you who do not know me, what I did. Totally un-aware of how the picture and Councilwoman Allen: While working on the Muckleshoot our elders. Even in our modern era, we need our elder’s teachings & animal my name is Melissa Pierre. Known in the I then started getting training on would have looked if one could sit out Your leadership is just what we need; Indian Tribe K-12 school project, I became general public as Melissa Many-names! Advocacy with my friend, Darlene Wilder, side the Airport and watch us walk out I have not felt this way since I was 14 homesick. The contractor BNBuilders helpers to put food on the table. I hope Kidding. But on a more serious note, and Dennis Branch. I am now a fully and drive away. Karen and Susie were reading about Shirley Palmer, and Lucy and Muckleshoot Indian Tribe treated to see our elders using the scaffolding me like family. I resigned my position we built. There are big rocks to watch I would like to let my Tribal Members qualiied Domestic Violence Advocate. in front of the group and the rest of us Covington… You two give me hope! I to return home unemployed. know about my experience with two of But the reason for this letter to the Tribal all behind them looking for our rental thank you two, I am back on my feet, out for. I would hope that I can ind a With my free time I went to the Icicle way to make a nice path for you to the our “Council Women”. Councilwoman Tribune is to let the Membership know (car), I said to Sundown “Hey, look, this well the best I can be and getting better Creek to build scaffolding. With the help scaffolding. Condon and Councilwoman Allen. that most of us look at Council and think is a movement in the making. That is our as time goes by, and now am going to of John Sirois, Dana Cleveland & my Thank you, It started March of 2008; I walked “what the heck do they need to go there Tribal Leaders leading us to a solution. be closing the loan to “BUY” my own wife Jade, we made an elder accessible Ricky Gabriel into Council Chambers, and asked for for? I didn’t get them in there to TRAVEL Find an answer and go home with it, to house! Can you believe it? Now I can a “room” for me to start a “group” for all the time, and they get in there and it is help OUR people! This is awesome. I look in the mirror every morning and say women of domestic violence. I was still a all about “me, give me! MINE!” will never forget this.” And Sundown to myself “You a beautiful, strong, Native little beat up, but had to voice my opinion I witnessed irst hand, I traveled with just smiled at me. I was proud to be woman, capable of any thing you want!” A Few Questions on what was clearly a big problem on our Councilwoman Allen and Councilwoman traveling with them all. Because there and I believe it, I sometimes still have reservation, still to this day. DOMESTIC Condon to Kyle, South Dakota. The Sundown was, going to see how she help self-doubt, but I look at the most amazing VIOLENCE! Susie and Karen had moment will forever sit in my mind; I her people, my people, your people.... man I have ever known, and know that I for Public Works listened to everything I had to say and by am walking out of Rapid City Airport US! The Colville Tribes. Carey Batten, am part of an unbeatable team, my 5-year the time I was ready to leave I had totally with my life long friend, Sundown after getting contacted by council and Val old son, Gabreil Kane Waters. So from Public Works for repair work on our homes and support of everyone, but the ones that Campbell, now an Oficer for the Tribal to try to ind help, and now ighting for the bottom of my ever grateful heart, I Housing Program other needs. took it even further then that were Karen Police, Carey Batten, Tooties Hall, and Grant for Domestic Violence Program, 4) Why can’t we set up a program Condon and Susie Allen. Both contacted Frank Quinto, all from our Tribal TANF Frank Quinto, to get information on thank you for everything… I pray that Committee of the above, just a me and referred me to Carey Batten and Department. As we are walking out I how we can help our Men as well, and you both hold your seat in Council! Your note to ask a few questions. to take care of our elders—some day Val Vargas-Thomas, and informed me made a statement to Sundown, and I’m ME! I was thinking “Man, a year ago, efforts have not gone “UN-NOTICED”. 1) Why hasn’t the housing program you will be old, you know. that they would like to keep in touch not sure if she saw it or not but as I was I was sitting in a home, ALONE, beat I would just like to point out the mere decreased the income of the elders? I hope there will be a change soon. with me. At the time I thought to myself walking I had tears in my eye’s. Here and wondering if I was going to make it. fact that neither of these Councilwomen During the recession? I think the amt In the meantime I’m hoping to try to “Yeah right!” come a group of COLVILLE TRIBAL And now I am in South Dakota with my are in my “Voting District”. I sure wish you have now, has been the same for make arrangements for new shirting I was lost and feeling pretty hopeless! MEMBERS going to our fellow Brothers fellow members making a stand. Find a they were, because they would have my yrs. or in fact. for my home, ix up looring before There was nowhere left for me to turn. and Sisters of Pine Ridge Reservation to solution to end a problem that was silent vote. And for those of you who did vote 2) Why hasn’t your committee winter. Hopefully, if others need help My last resort was council and all I ind help. A help that would allow us to in a way that people thought or took to be for them, you made the right decision. set an income by age, like after 75, they can get it before winter. Hope I Melissa Pierre wanted was “a room” to hold a group for set up the same program they have on “NORMAL”. This is what I would like there shouldn’t matter what income, have enough money left to live on. we should get, repair help for their Lena Seastrom homes, or whatever, their needs. Colville Member Get to the polls if you want to seek change... 3) We elders aren’t getting enough Inchelium, WA To the Omak District Voters: toward becoming profitable business larger casino, which could also have lining their pockets with money taken income to pay our personal bills and I appreciate the loyal support of ventures. Each and every unnecessary anchored other types of retail and service from Indian jobs and contracts. In this tribal members in the Omak District, employment position raises the stakes businesses! last primary election in Omak, more than who continue to vote for me in our tribal that much higher in reaching and The common bond, which our current enough ballots, which would have turned elections over the years. I continue to sustaining a proitable level of operation council shares, is their animosity and the tide in the vote, were thrown out by Zero Tolerance campaign because I know that I can in a respective business, whether it be disdain for TERO, which is designed to the election committee because more than do a more effective job in guiding our wood-products or a casino. In illustration, protect and promote our tribal employment one candidate was marked on the ballot. The idea of banishment or imagine upwards of 90% of the tribal concerns, including both service our most recent business acquisition, the rights. Small wonder that most of the top- Voters were confused since there was no programs and businesses, than those plywood mill in Omak, has yet to achieve disenrollment for using, selling or crime committed on the reservation level jobs on the reservation are held by primary runoff in the other position in a profit since it started production in manufacturing drugs is downright is alcohol or drug related—so what currently in ofice. either non-Indians or non-members. Too, Omak and still voted for two candidates, The Colville Tribe is well past the 2002, over seven years ago. Every year, silly. For one, (punishment is after did we do??? We built a jail when most of the teaching jobs at PSIS, which as they normally would. These tribal point of no return in taking proactive more managers would be hired to get the the fact.) after the drugs have been it should have been a treatment is the only school in the vicinity failing voters were essentially denied their right action to turn things around as far as our mill off the ground! This is after investing made, sold or used, a thirty-year- center; again as I’ve said above— to make Adequate Yearly Progress for the to vote! tribal inances are concerned. In other over $70 million from external sources in old who gets banished isn’t going punishment is after the fact. Not fourth year in a row as deined by federal So, if you fail to vote in our tribal words, things will get worse before they this enterprise! to prevent a thirteen-year-old from to be misinterpreted, because I do get better! This is the message I have been In their ininite wisdom, the current law, are occupied by non-Indians. With elections, you have only one person to so many “nons” running our tribal affairs, blame for the misfortune and missed using marijuana for their irst time. believe all judged actions deserve ill trying to get across for the past ten years, council voted to stop construction on the Prevention, the eradication of drug consequences although in my opinion apparently without much success, as most new Omak casino right after assuming one would think that our enterprises and opportunities which could contribute to a use, distribution and manufacturing it’s a backwards white America of our tribal members are listening to ofice last July 2008! The original idea institutions would be at the top of the better tomorrow for yourself, your family, false words of advice and wisdom from was to bring a new and improved casino heap instead of at the bottom. and your community. Next election, get can only be launched by starting reaction to place punishment over other sources. Just remember, you heard on-line and on-reservation to off-set Election reforms are urgently to the polls if you want to seek change with our children and pinpointing prevention, especially amongst those it here irst! downturns in the wood-products industry. needed to break the stranglehold on our and improvement! the influences, circumstances, I love and would never turn my back Our tribal enterprises are far too top- Now, we will suffer a double-whammy reservation by the “Apple Indians”, who Thank you, environmental or otherwise that lead on whether right or in the wrong with heavy with over-paid, under-performing with the mills closing and without the know nothing a bout our native culture Ted Bessette up to using, selling or manufacturing. banishment or disenrollment. management to make much progress increased revenues from an attractive, and traditions, but are only interested in Omak, WA Secondly, rehabilitation, I can Eric Laducer

in our children’s welfare? are in. like to talk their talk and run their mouth. answer. Gone thru your loops... Also, I was informed by Jeanette I have a long paper trail, regarding But don’t seem to take action. I admit my part in this, because of my Lazard & Buffy Nicholson that I could my case. And I still have never had any I am also getting input from other drinking and have since done something To: Buffy Nicholson – Jeanette of my grievances I have iled. not take care of my children. So I demand contact w/CFS on what I need to do clients who are working with CFS, and about it. And where do you all get off, Lazard, Lou Stone, Sabrina Fenton, So I am curious just how much state to see their psychology diploma. Since to get my children back. They simply are running into the same walls I am. I talking to my family about my business? Tribal Council – Carlene Deb funding is sent to our tribe. I believe they when did they earn their psychology shipped all four of my children off, and enjoy doing research on this. And am And calling me mental, and the reason State of Washington CPS, Prosecuting will appreciate to see how there funding degree? have not done a check on them, except encouraging them to file grievances, they won’t be returned to me, because I Ofice has been spent. Thus I am filing a discrimination for Sebastian. and make sure to inform the state also, am bi-polar. I will let the state know our I am writing to inform these people Not one rule or procedure has been grievance. I will also be sending the state And on Mother’s Day Tamera & seeing how tribal CFS gets funding from CFS workers are playing psychologist that I have gone thru your loops to try followed in this case. CPS this also. Nicholas called me, and informed them. w/o a degree. I will not be told by and get this situation resolved. Tamera Shirley has been placed with Why does our tribe insist they are for that they are babysitting their 3 yr old I imagine you all thought I let this go, someone with a degree & oversees our Since this case has started not one step someone who on her legal birth certiicate the people? I call b.s. and I will go to brother & sister. Also that they are being no, just doing more research and talking tribal members & is in charge of CFS, has been taken to get this matter resolved. has father: none named. whoever is over this. called stupid, retarted & f’n brats. In with other tribal members. I still have that this is my problem. Our family has not been reconciled. And Why you have site supervisors who I have since tried to contact our tribal which I informed CFS that Reymond yet to receive the laws & procedures If this is his attitude of our tribal since I have been informed that the V.P.A. can’t make simple decisions is beyond council about this with no success also. was a mental abuser. And that my older of CFS. children, then why bother to even go has been expired since Feb. 23, 2009, and me. I have brought my aunt Mary Jane I spoke to Carlene and Deb Louie. And children, would testify to that. So who is CFS is to step in when children are to work? when I inquired about it, I was told “oh Neal with me to witness our talk, and I was guilty to them w/o investigating protecting these children? in danger, but in the same sentence, In closing, my next letter I will enjoy well.” And there’s no actions been taken Lou Stone, pointed his inger in my face one thing. Seem to be running into brick I also am requesting a copy of his they are suppose to do follow up on the getting more signatures of our tribal to bring these tribal member’s children and told me she is not to go in there walls. So why do we turn to our council background check you did on Reymond children. members. Not another family will be back from Arizona. with us. And I quote, he said “this is my for help, and they act like we’re bothering Shirley. I ask the question again, how is sent off this reservation again, by the I have since been informed that the problem.” I do not consider my 4 children them? I have sobered up and am now not just this accomplished when they send our time this case is over. And I will make state is investigating our tribal CFS laws a problem. And do our tribal members If not for the people voting for them, mad, I’m pissed off & disgusted with the children off the reservation? sure of that! and procedures. So I will informed them want someone in charge of the decisions they wouldn’t be sitting in the chair they tribe. Seem to be all the people in power I will not accept “oh well” for an Jolene Lazard “Louie” Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 employee Travel Tribal Tribune 13

colville Goujon, Joan E., 2.33 128 7:30a-3:30p, 4/15/2009. Passmore, Gary W., 1.51@$132 Sheri L., .48 7a-630p meals(3), cont. prtlnd reg trg Gamin, 312.00, 4/23/2009, 159.12, 4/29/2009, 755.57 confederated tribes off rez.evaluations SocSe, 298.24, 615a-630p, upper col riv ri/fst EnvT, ed ag.&lng.trm cr-Di, 49.00, 4/21/2009. 1084.13 Wilder, Wat-Chum-Yush, Training, 4/6/2009. Goujon, Joan E., 1.29 132 1p- 199.32, 4/27/2009. Passmore, Gary W., Carden-Smith, Sheri L., 1@$132 1p- Pakootas, Lois, 204mi 3/31/09 e&t, regist-W.Wilder Correctio, 345.00, travel report for 8p, BDOMMD in yth & adlt SocS, 170.28, 210mi keller-spokane, upper col riv ri/fst 1p, cont.ed.kidneys/liver Dia, 132.00, 204mi 3/31/09 e&t, 119.34, 4/23/2009. 4/9/2009. Wilder, Wat-Chum-Yush, all employees/Vendor 4/6/2009. Goujon, Joan E., 1@$153 EnvT, 122.85, 4/27/2009, 911.72 4/21/2009. Carden-Smith, Sheri L., Reg: Pakootas, Lois, Fl Hotel Orlando Fl, Visa Training, regist-W.Wilder Correctio, aPril 2009 arlington, qtrly home visits / soc.s, 153.00, Peone, Joe E., 2.0 49 4p-9a, mtg w/ Sheri Smith diabet, Reg:Sheri Smith for Lois Pakootas, 122.63, 4/24/2009. 295.00, 4/9/2009. Wilder, Wat-Chum- 4/15/2009. Goujon, Joan E., 1@$177 WDFW & lube reimb f, 73.50, 4/17/2009. diabetes, 86.00, 4/24/2009, 508.61 Pakootas, Lois, 4.20@$173 8a-6p, Nat’l Yush, 174mi gr.coulee-spok, electric/ tacoma, qtrly home visits / soc.s, 177.00, Peone, Joe E., 1.0 83 lodging, mtg w/ Swan, Richard A., stipend,mi 5/1/09 Ind-Nat Amer conf., 726.60, 4/27/2009. plumb mnt. Corre, 101.79, 4/10/2009. Palmanteer, Richard H., Great Wolf, 4/15/2009. Goujon, Joan E., 2@$151 port WDFW & lube reimb f, 83.00, 4/17/2009. gami, stipend,mi 5/1/09 gaming, 104.13, Pakootas, Lois, 209mi cdam-spokane, Nat’l Wilder, Wat-Chum-Yush, 5.60dy CorpCard, 94.60, 4/20/2009, 94.60 angeles, qtrly home visits / soc.s, 302.00, Peone, Joe E., oil chg CCT5297, mtg w/ 4/23/2009, 104.13 Ind-Nat Amer conf., 122.15, 4/27/2009. 5@$129/1@$49, electric/plumb mnt. Cawston, Isaac H., Reg:Ike H Cawston 4/15/2009. Goujon, Joan E., .52@$169 WDFW & lube reimb f, 41.26, 4/17/2009. Louis, Valerie L., 2.19 @ 132. 2: Pakootas, Lois, parking, Nat’l Ind-Nat Corre, 694.00, 4/10/2009, 1435.79 mtfc, Reg:Ike H Cawston mtfc, 60.00, longview, qtrly home visits / soc.s, 87.88, Peone, Joe E., 3/26/2009, reimb:3/25-26/09 p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcfOHdStE, Amer conf., 36.00, 4/27/2009. Pakootas, Pleasants, Camille J., 322.1mi coulee/ 4/6/2009, 60.00 4/15/2009, 1208.40 trvl f&w, 206.75, 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., 288.75, 4/15/2009. Louis, Valerie L., 280 Lois, taxi, Nat’l Ind-Nat Amer conf., 40.00, richlnd, NAGPRA mtg History, 188.43, Epperson, Yancy D., 3.33@$222 1p- Desautel, Patsy J., Ticket, El Paso 3/25/2009, reimb:3/25-26/09 trvl f&w, Miles @ .585, CelebratingSalishcfOHdStE, 4/27/2009. Pakootas, Lois, 041509;Inch 4/22/2009. Pleasants, Camille J., 2.0 13 9p, occup.hear.cons.crs Risk, 739.26, TX Patsy Desautel, 866.00, 4/6/2009. 8.88, 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., 2 @ 64. 3: 163.80, 4/15/2009. Louis, Valerie L., Dist meet, mileage (101)@.585/EMPL, 5a-4p, NAGPRA mtg History, 26.00, 4/28/2009. Epperson, Yancy D., Occup. Desautel, Patsy J., Service Fee, El Paso TX p-8:p Spok, meet w/Grant County /F&G, spokane 4/23-24/09, regist-Valerie Louis 119.34, 4/28/2009. Pakootas, Lois, Reg: 4/22/2009. Pleasants, Camille J., 158mi Hear.ConvCourse, YancyEpperson/ Patsy Desautel, 35.00, 4/6/2009. Desautel, 96.00, 4/16/2009. Peone, Joe E., Lodging ece, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 527.55 Lois Pakootas, Reg:Lois Pakootas, 300.00, coulee/arwyhts, mtg w/drctr of WRL hist, BrianQuill, 620.00, 4/6/2009, 1359.26 Patsy J., Ticket, El Pasco, TX Tara Miller, Seattle, meet w/Grant County /F&G, Somday, Michael N., stipend,mi 4/8/09 4/27/2009, 1586.06 92.55, 4/30/2009. Pleasants, Camille J., Thornton, Corina M., 3.31 126 866.00, 4/6/2009. Desautel, Patsy J., 83.00, 4/16/2009. Peone, Joe E., Ticket, gami, stipend,mi 4/8/09 gaming, 16.38, Quinto, Francisco J., Ticket, 1.0 7:30a-3:20p, mtg w/drctr of WRL hist, 12p-7:30p, LEIRA conf. Tr.Pd, 417.38, Service Fee, El Pasco, TX Tara Miller, 35.00, Portland Joe Peone, 176.80, 4/7/2009. 4/3/2009. Somday, Michael N., 98mi Albuquerque Frank Quinto, 1055.90, 16.33, 4/30/2009, 323.31 4/8/2009. Thornton, Corina M., 230mi 4/6/2009. Quinto, Francisco J., Service 4/6/2009, 1802.00 Peone, Joe E., Service Fee, Portland Joe elmercty/omak, stpnd:3/10/09 CTGC mtg Campobasso, Melissa T., 2.48 @ 222. nesp/wenatchee, LEIRA conf. Tr.Pd, Fee, Albuquerque Frank Quinto, 35.00, 12:p-11:30, 14thAnlcfonTelecommLaw/ Harry, Ina R., 0320-2609;home visits, Peone, 25.00, 4/7/2009. Peone, Joe E., ga, 57.33, 4/3/2009. Somday, Michael 134.55, 4/8/2009, 551.93 4/6/2009. Quinto, Francisco J., Training, OR, 550.37, 4/8/2009. Campobasso, mileage (99.4)@ .585/AAOA, 58.15, 2@$49 73.50, mtg wdfw enf reimburs., N., 184mi elmer city-spok, mtg WSGC Pierre, Vivian F., 0408- 211559om tanf, 94.43, 4/8/2009, Melissa T., 466 Miles @ .585, 4/7/2009. Harry, Ina R., 113.9mi 3/27- 73.50, 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., lodge Gaming, 107.64, 4/21/2009. Somday, 0909;PendletonOR, reg Vivian Pierre/ 1185.33 14thAnlcfonTelecommLaw/OR, 272.61, 4/8/09 AA, 113.9mi 3/27-4/8/09 AAoA, 2p-6p, mtg wdfw enf reimburs., 86.74, Michael N., 2meals 6a-730p, mtg WSGC TERO, 100.00, 4/16/2009, 100.00 Pakootas, Randi L., MP, RP regist/ 4/8/2009. Campobasso, Melissa T., 0416- 66.63, 4/16/2009, 124.78 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., 2@$49.00 Gaming, 32.66, 4/21/2009. Somday, Stone, Herman L., 214mi 04/03/09 cfs, benefits, MP, RP regist/benefits p/, 159.00, 1709;Seattle WA, reg Meliss Campobasso/ Hix, Henry J., 3.0 13 9a-6:30p, Icicle 6p-8p, fed crt fcrps bi-op reimb, 73.50, Michael N., Reimb:luggage fee gami, 214mi 04/03/09 cfs, 125.19, 4/21/2009, 4/14/2009, 159.00 ORA, 945.00, 4/8/2009, 1767.98 Fisheries mtg Pakr, 39.00, 4/22/2009, 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., 1dy lodge, fed Reimb:luggage fee gaming, 30.00, 125.19 Seymour, Dayna J., 4/28/2009, regist- Peone, Rebecca D., 1.96@$132 4p- 39.00 crt fcrps bi-op reimb, 186.86, 4/13/2009. 4/23/2009, 244.01 Wilson, Eldon L., 74mi nesp/omk DSeymour,MJames Tr, 110.00, 4/2/2009. 3p, baer trg / fire mgt, 258.72, 4/3/2009, Sandvig, Anna L., Ticket, Aberdeen Peone, Joe E., 2@$49 7p-9a, late flight ret. Laramie, Cynthia R., Ticket, Orlando 7:3a-4p, stpnd:4/10/09 CTGC mtg ga, Seymour, Dayna J., 520mi 3/12-23/09 258.72 SD Anna Sandvig, 840.20, 4/7/2009. portland, 73.50, 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., Fl Cindy Laramie, 1040.40, 4/6/2009. 43.29, 4/3/2009. Wilson, Eldon L., 210mi trib., 520mi 3/12-23/09 trib.hea, 304.20, Barnaby, Nichelle D., 30-040309/ Sandvig, Anna L., Service Fee, Aberdeen 1dy lodge, late flight ret.portland, 104.74, Laramie, Cynthia R., Service Charge, nesp/spo, stipend:4/24/09 WSGC gami, 4/6/2009. Seymour, Dayna J., reimb:520mi Card#0693, Nichelle Barnaby Dallas 0, SD Anna Sandvig, 35.00, 4/7/2009. 4/13/2009. Peone, Joe E., Ticket, Portland Orlando Fl Cindy Laramie, 35.00, 4/6/2009, 122.85, 4/21/2009. Wilson, Eldon L., 3/12-23/09, reimb:520mi 3/12-23/09 Tr, 424.64, 4/9/2009, 424.64 Sandvig, Anna L., Ticket, Aberdeen SD Joe Peone, 166.20, 4/7/2009. Peone, Joe 1075.40 2.0 16.33, stipend:4/24/09 WSGC gami, 304.20, 4/22/2009, 718.40 Vargas, Julian G., 1.17@$222 12p- Lucy Finley, 840.20, 4/7/2009. Sandvig, E., Service Fee, Portland Joe Peone, 25.00, Marchand, Jacqueline L., Training, 32.66, 4/21/2009. Wilson, Eldon L., 74mi Swan, Nicomi L., Reg:Nicomi Swan ece, 4p, p/u nw harvest /donable f, 259.00, Anna L., Service Fee, Aberdeen SD Lucy 4/7/2009, 1584.23 dr.rcrd:J.Marchand f&w, 10.00, 4/2/2009, nesp/omak, stpnd:5/1/09 CTGC mtg Gam, Reg:Nicomi Swan ece, 75.00, 4/15/2009. 4/3/2009. Vargas, Julian G., 1meal 8a- Finley, 35.00, 4/7/2009. Sandvig, Anna Peone, Ruby A., reimb:room txs f&w, 10.00 43.29, 4/23/2009, 242.09 Swan, Nicomi L., 2.19 @ 132. 2:p-6:30p, 4p, p/u Spok.food bank -Donab, 16.33, L., Ticket, Aberdeen SD Roberta Burkh, reimb:room txs f&w, 38.35, 4/17/2009, Burkhart, Roberta, Ticket, Portland Buckminster, Christine A., 2.46 222 CelebratingSalishcf/IHdSt, 288.75, 4/3/2009. Vargas, Julian G., 1.0 16.33 840.20, 4/7/2009. Sandvig, Anna L., 38.35 Lucy Finley, 201.20, 4/6/2009. Burkhart, 12p-11p, CERPNW summit & wrkshp 4/15/2009. Swan, Nicomi L., 204 Miles @ 8a-4p, p/u donated food liheap, 16.33, Service Fee, Aberdeen SD Roberta Burkh, Peoples, Tunka C., reimb:316mi 3/8- Roberta, ServiceFee, Portland Lucy Finley, En, 546.12, 4/21/2009. Buckminster, .585, CelebratingSalishcf/IHdSt, 119.34, 4/3/2009. Vargas, Julian G., 1.0 16.33 35.00, 4/7/2009, 2625.60 9/09 T, reimb:316mi 3/8-9/09 Trib, 184.86, 25.00, 4/6/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Christine A., Reg:C.Buckminster Ener, 4/15/2009. Swan, Nicomi L., participant 8a-4p, p/u donated food liheap, 16.33, Hicks, Stefanie L., 1.42 64 1p-11p, 4/1/2009, 184.86 Ticket, Portland Roberta Burkhart, 201.20, fees /ece, ft worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 4/3/2009, 307.99 Reg:C.Buckminster Energy, 350.00, WSCL sess #3 IHC KS, 90.67, 4/24/2009. Ray, Kris A., 1.56 222 6:30a-8p, EPA 4/6/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Service 4/28/2009, 573.09 Desautel, Celeste J., 20mi 3/26/09 4/21/2009, 896.12 Hicks, Stefanie L., 128mi chewelah/inch, orentation FY2010 Env, 346.32, 4/9/2009. Fee, Portland Roberta Burkhart, 25.00, Miller, Bryon M., reimb:TRM cert.cls ECE, 20mi 3/26/09 ECE, 11.70, 4/7/2009, Abrahamson, Myrna L., 331- WSCL sess #3 IHC KS, 74.88, 4/24/2009. Ray, Kris A., 6.21@$64 9a-2p-adjust., air 4/6/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Ticket, Reno Gam, reimb:TRM cert.cls Gaming, 638.40, 11.70 41009;meets&hmvisi, mileage (496)@ Hicks, Stefanie L., 1.0 lodging, WSCL sess poll tec LII-Env.Trus, 397.44, 4/20/2009, Lucy Finley, 236.40, 4/7/2009. Burkhart, 4/3/2009, 638.40 Holloman, Vanessa M., Ticket, Reno .585/Proba, 290.16, 4/17/2009. #3 IHC KS, 178.07, 4/24/2009, 343.62 743.76 Roberta, Service Fee, Reno Lucy Finley, Davis, Markus K. Sr., Reg:Mark Davis Sr Vanessa Holloman, 232.40, 4/6/2009. Abrahamson, Myrna L., reimb:381mi Holm, Adrian L., 106mi inch/nesp, Redstar, Veronica S., 2.19 132 2p- 35.00, 4/7/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Lang, Reg:Markus Davis Sr Langu, 75.00, Holloman, Vanessa M., Service Fee, Reno 3/13-17/09, reimb:381mi 3/13-17/09 Pr, stpnd:4/15/09 comm.mtg TE, 62.01, 6:30p, celebrating salish cnf ec, 288.75, Ticket, Reno Roberta Burkhart, 236.40, 4/15/2009, 75.00 Vanessa Holloman, 35.00, 4/6/2009, 222.89, 4/27/2009, 513.05 4/2/2009. Holm, Adrian L., 106mi inch/ 4/15/2009. Redstar, Veronica S., 210mi 4/7/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Service Fee, Achenbach, Hope E., 4.54 132 6:30a- 267.40 Adolph, Lee A., 3.46 109 9a-8p, CTER nesp, Stipend:mtg 4/14/09 TERO, 62.01, inch/spokane, celebrating salish cnf ec, Reno Roberta Burkhart, 35.00, 4/7/2009. 7:30p, prf.edu.brstfdng conf THl, 599.28, Gleason, Joanne M., stipend,mi wrkfrc prtctn.trng T, 376.96, 4/1/2009. 4/17/2009, 124.02 122.85, 4/15/2009. Redstar, Veronica S., Burkhart, Roberta, 2.48 @ 49. 2:30p-2: 4/1/2009, 599.28 4/15/09 ter, stipend,mi 4/15/09 tero, Adolph, Lee A., 452mi Keller/Pendleton, Jack, Roger D., 1629mi 12/05- 0324-2709;meets&trn, mileage (330)@ a, Partnershiptrncf/MAIL2IHC, 121.48, Cirk, David O., Ticket, Roswell NM 22.23, 4/2/2009, 22.23 CTER wrkfrc prtctn.trng T, 264.42, 03/13/09, 1629mi 12/05-03/13/09 tri, .585/ECE, 193.05, 4/7/2009, 604.65 4/8/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, 190 Miles @ David Cirk, 1049.88, 4/6/2009. Cirk, David Phillips, Wendy L., 2.0 132 4:30p- 4/1/2009, 641.38 952.97, 4/1/2009. Jack, Roger D., 3.19 Rios, Angela M., 3.68 114 6:30a-3:30p, .585, Partnershiptrncf/MAIL2IHC, 111.15, O., Service Fee, Roswell NM David Cirk, 4:30p, Celebrating Salish conf c, 264.00, Andrews, Albert M., DRI Wondershare. 132 4p-8:30p, 09’NWIYC conf I.T, 421.08, NPTCI-BEPHP TrHlth, 384.75, 4/15/2009, 4/8/2009. Burkhart, Roberta, Lodging;2 35.00, 4/6/2009, 1084.88 4/21/2009. Phillips, Wendy L., 204mi inch/ AA, CorpCard, 120.40, 4/20/2009, 4/3/2009. Jack, Roger D., 210mi nesp/ 384.75 Nites, Partnershiptrncf/MAIL2IHC, 230.52, Elwell, Wanda A., 433mi 4/7-21/09 spokane, Celebrating Salish conf c, 119.34, 120.40 spokane, 09’NWIYC conf I.T, 122.85, Saulque, Juliann, Training, po#214654- 4/8/2009, 1458.35 Tri.Hl, 433mi 4/7-21/09 Tri.Hlth, 253.05, 4/21/2009. Phillips, Wendy L., 4/22-23/09 Ankney, Suzanne R., 07012009- 4/3/2009, 1496.90 op Conv.Cntr, -2.00, 4/14/2009, -2.00 Cleveland, Dana, 040109;meetw/ 4/24/2009, 253.05 spokane, reg.-LGendron,WPhillips c, 06302010, Mbrshp fee S Ankney/TANF, Johnson, Nancy C., 214930om, Seyler, Wesley O. Jr., RedLion SocSecuri, mileage (205)@ .585/Legal, Picard, June M., 104mi 3/26/09 ECE, 75.00, 4/21/2009. Phillips, Wendy L., 95.00, 4/29/2009. Ankney, Suzanne R., 214930om trn N Johnson/Di, 129.00, Wenatchee WS, CorpCard, 16.98, 119.93, 4/10/2009. Cleveland, Dana, 104mi 3/26/09 ECE, 60.84, 4/7/2009, Wendy Phillips, Reg:LG,PS,DS,DG,WP 09012009-09312010, Anl mbrshp fee S 4/7/2009, 129.00 4/20/2009. Seyler, Wesley O. Jr., Prospector 285mi 3/27-29/09 Legal, 285mi 3/27-29/09 60.84 CCDF, 265.00, 4/27/2009, 723.34 Ankney/T, 100.00, 4/29/2009, 195.00 Kheel, Marvin J., 4.75@$109 6a-6p, Wenatchee, CorpCard, 17.84, 4/20/2009. Legal, 166.73, 4/2/2009, 286.66 Charley, Shirley K., 74mi omak/ Peoples, Robin, 3.29 177 2p-9p, Infant Aubertin, Myra L., 302mi 4/7-15/09 indian police academy Par, 517.75, Seyler, Wesley O. Jr., Denny Wenatchee, Jack, Anna R. Francis, Wal-Mart Omak nespelem, stpnd:4/15/09 comm.mtg TE, & ec conf ece, 582.63, 4/27/2009. Peoples, ihc ks, 302mi 4/7-15/09 ihc ks, 176.67, 4/2/2009, 517.75 CorpCard, 15.46, 4/20/2009. Seyler, AFJ, CorpCard, 27.91, 4/20/2009. Jack, 43.29, 4/2/2009, 43.29 Robin, e&t will cover $, Infant & ec conf 4/23/2009, 176.67 Kuehne, Henry A., 5.54@$134 8a- Wesley O. Jr., RedLion Wenatchee, Anna R. Francis, Home Depot Omak, Campbell, Roxanne, 107mi 4/1-8/09 ece, -400.00, 4/27/2009, 182.63 Bart, Linda C., Reg:Linda Bart ece, 9p, P301 wldlnd fire prev. FI, 742.36, CorpCard, 158.80, 4/20/2009. Seyler, CorpCard, 86.13, 4/20/2009. Jack, Anna AAoA, 107mi 4/1-8/09 AAoA, 62.60, Central Washington University, 0502- Reg:Linda Bart ece, 75.00, 4/15/2009. 4/16/2009, 62.60 0309;EllensburgWA, reg Def family/Inch 4/15/2009, 742.36 Wesley O. Jr., Quinault Beach, CorpCard, R. Francis, Brigid Collins Belli, CorpCard, Bart, Linda C., 2.19@132 2p-630p, salish Dick, Sophie C., 5.27 129 7a-7:28p, Crt. HeadS, 350.00, 4/14/2009, 350.00 Marchand, Patricia J., 1.54@$142 26.50, 4/20/2009. Seyler, Wesley O. Jr., 10.00, 4/20/2009, 124.04 conference ece, 288.75, 4/15/2009. clerks cert traing Tr, 679.83, 4/10/2009. Fry, Cindy K., 2.19 132 2p-6:30p, 10a-11p, fet.alc.spec.disord.JS-LE, 218.92, Home Depot OcenShore, CorpCard, Hammond, Allen C., 3@$49 3p-8p, Bart, Linda C., participant fees /ece, ft Dick, Sophie C., 160mi grndcule/spo, Crt. Celebrating salish cnf EC, 288.75, 4/20/2009. Marchand, Patricia J., 528mi 28.90, 4/20/2009. Seyler, Wesley O. lk roos.forum f&w, 110.25, 4/2/2009. worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009, clerks cert traing Tr, 93.48, 4/10/2009. 4/15/2009. Fry, Cindy K., Spok nesp / suquamish, fet.alc.spec.disord.JS- Jr., Porthole Pub OcenSho, CorpCard, Hammond, Allen C., 2dys lodge, lk roos. 453.75 Dick, Sophie C., 6.0 7.50 os prking, Crt. WA;CelebrateSalis, reg Cindy Fry 423- LE, 308.88, 4/20/2009. Marchand, Patricia 14.25, 4/20/2009. Seyler, Wesley O. forum f&w, 166.00, 4/2/2009, 276.25 Batten, Carey L., 3.25@$185.50 12p- clerks cert traing Tr, 45.00, 4/10/2009. 2409/IH, 75.00, 4/15/2009. Fry, Cindy K., J., 82mi 3/26/09 Legal, 82mi 3/26/09 Legal, Jr., Quinault Beach Resor, CorpCard, Launer, Judy A., Judy Launer, Adtnl. 6p, reg. trib tanf conf / tan, 602.88, Dick, Sophie C., albuquerque 4/21-22/09, participant fees /ece, ft worden trg 2/19- 47.97, 4/2/2009, 575.77 382.88, 4/20/2009. Seyler, Wesley O. Jr., reg.fee:JG,KS,JL so, 20.00, 4/2/2009. 4/15/2009. Batten, Carey L., 482mi nesp- regist-SNomee,AMSimpson T, 1490.00, 2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009, 453.75 Marchand, Virgil T., 1.29 @ 132. 12:p- Wes Seyler, Recert:DA,DO,BQ,WS risk.m, Launer, Judy A., 1.29 132 1p-8p, tulalip, reg. trib tanf conf / tan, 281.97, 4/10/2009, 2308.31 Boyd, Bonnie L., 2.42@$222 8a-6p, 8:p, WtrQual.,Fish&Commcf/Plan, 170.28, 85.00, 4/16/2009, 746.61 BDOMMD in yth & adlt SocS, 170.28, 4/15/2009, 884.85 Moura, Guy F., 1.12@$109 1p-740p, upgrades xeta / i.t., 537.24, 4/3/2009, 4/8/2009. Marchand, Virgil T., 37 Miles @ Seymour, Alana M., 176mi 4/7-21/09 4/6/2009. Launer, Judy A., 2.33 128 7:30a- Berger, Matthew T., Travel, PkgA: tech ws fcrps pkcwg Histo, 122.08, 537.24 .585;1way, WtrQual.,Fish&Commcf/Plan, ECE, 176mi 4/7-21/09 ECE, 102.96, 3:30p, off rez.evaluations soc.s, 298.24, R.Desautel f&w, 120.00, 4/2/2009, 4/20/2009. Moura, Guy F., 401mi nesp- Marchand, Joaquin J., 3.25 185.5 21.65, 4/8/2009, 191.93 4/24/2009. Seymour, Alana M., 2.19@$132 4/6/2009, 488.52 120.00 walla-gc, tech ws fcrps pkcwg Histo, 12p-6p, rgnl TANF conf TANF, 602.88, Marco, Gerald F., Ticket, Seattle 2p-630p, salish conference ece, 288.75, Cleveland, Sharey L., Reg:Sharey Brooks, Ernest B., reimb:Hrvst.foods 234.74, 4/20/2009. Moura, Guy F., 192mi 4/17/2009. Marchand, Joaquin J., 469mi Gerald Marco, 131.20, 4/6/2009. Marco, 4/15/2009. Seymour, Alana M., 280mi Cleveland V, Reg:Sharey Cleveland VocR, purc, reimb:Hrvst.foods purch L, 38.39, nesp/wenatchee, LK Chelan cltrl.forum nesp/tul/elmcty, rgnl TANF conf TANF, Gerald F., Service Fee, Seattle Gerald omak-spokane, salish conference ece, 395.00, 4/14/2009. Cleveland, Sharey L., 4/7/2009. Brooks, Ernest B., reimb:615mi His, 112.37, 4/10/2009. Moura, Guy F., 274.37, 4/17/2009, 877.25 Marco, 25.00, 4/6/2009, 156.20 163.80, 4/15/2009. Seymour, Alana M., 3.17 10a-8p, bh/ad conf Voc.Reh, 703.00, 3/27-30/09, reimb:615mi 3/27-30/09 Le, 1.0 13.00 7:30a-4p, LK Chelan cltrl.forum Martinez, Brent A., 1.13 109 6p-9p, Meusy, Lourie A., Reg:Lourie Meusy 0423-2409;Spok.WA, reg Alana Seymour/ 4/16/2009. Cleveland, Sharey L., 479mi 359.78, 4/10/2009, 398.17 His, 13.00, 4/10/2009. Moura, Guy F., Inadvertent discv. Hist, 123.17, 4/24/2009. ece, Reg:Lourie Meusy ece, 75.00, OHdSt, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 630.51 nesp/sea/elmcty, bh/ad conf Voc.Reh, DeCloedt, Glennis J., 2.42 222 8a-6p, 730a-320p 1meal, mtg landfill cult res Martinez, Brent A., 10.21 109 1p-6p, BPA 4/15/2009. Meusy, Lourie A., 2.19 132 Signor, Jolene M., 48mi 4/16/09 Parks 280.22, 4/16/2009, 1378.22 upgrades XETA i.t, 537.24, 4/3/2009, HIS, 16.33, 4/30/2009, 498.52 task 7 site.mntrng Hi, 1112.89, 4/3/2009. 2p-6:30p, Celebrating salish cnf ec, & R, 48mi 4/16/09 Parks & Rec, 28.08, Sellars, William P., Travel, regist-Sonny Shaffer, Rebecca A., reimb:88mi 4/10- Martinez, Brent A., 10.08 109 2p-4p, BPA 537.24 288.75, 4/15/2009. Meusy, Lourie A., 4/21/2009, 28.08 Sellars diab, 480.00, 4/15/2009, 480.00 15/09, reimb:88mi 4/10-15/09 IHC, 51.48, tsk.4 site tst Histor, 1098.72, 4/22/2009, DeLeon, Sharon A., Hamilton Assoc. 204mi Inch/Spokane, Celebrating salish Simpson, Julia I., 4/23-24/09 spokane, Seymour, Albert S., 5.29@$134 12p- 4/22/2009, 51.48 2334.78 SD, CorpCard, 75.00, 4/20/2009, 75.00 cnf ec, 119.34, 4/15/2009, 483.09 regist-Julie Simpson ece, 75.00, 4/15/2009. 7p, i380 fireline ldrshp Fire, 708.86, Westerman, Chante W., Condon, Kenny J., 2.13 @ 83. 2:p-5: Cleveland, Peggy A., reg:Peggy Monaghan, Lila M., 2.19 132 2p- Simpson, Julia I., 2.19@$132 2p-630p, 4/6/2009, 708.86 regist-Chante’Westerma, regist- p, CelebratingSalishcf/Langu, 176.79, Cleveland di, reg:Peggy Cleveland diabe, 6:30p, celebrating salish cnf ec, 288.75, salish conference ece, 288.75, 4/15/2009. Bailey, Patricia L., 1.42 222 11a-9p, Chante’Westerman E, 75.00, 4/21/2009. 4/15/2009. Condon, Kenny J., 2 @ 16.33. 21.50, 4/27/2009. Cleveland, Peggy A., 3.0 4/15/2009. Monaghan, Lila M., 0423- Simpson, Julia I., participant fees /ece, ft mtg w/Env.Attorneys EnvTr, 315.24, Westerman, Chante W., 2.19 132 2p- 2Meals, CelebratingSalishcf/Langu, 32.66, 16.33 7a-6:30p, CEA<C trng diabetes, 2409;Spok.WA, reg Lila Monaghan/ worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009, 4/27/2009. Bailey, Patricia L., 2.50@$132 6:30p, celebrating Salish conf e, 288.75, 4/15/2009. Condon, Kenny J., 70mi 4/21/09 49.00, 4/21/2009, 70.50 KHdSt, 75.00, 4/15/2009. Monaghan, Lila 453.75 630a-630p, ri/fs tech mtg ucr tr Env, 4/21/2009, 363.75 Language, 70mi 4/21/09 Language, 40.95, Desautel, Richard L., Training, regist- M., participant fees /ece, ft worden trg Stensgar, Rodney O., 3.0 49 3p-8p, 330.00, 4/28/2009. Bailey, Patricia L., Mellon, Joseph F. Jr., 3.08 132 2p-4p, 4/28/2009, 250.40 CP,SR,RD f&w, 90.00, 4/2/2009, 90.00 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009. Monaghan, Lake Rsvlt forum f&w, 110.25, 4/2/2009. 204mi inch-spok, ri/fs tech mtg ucr tr CSA training BehHlth, 406.56, 4/24/2009, Gunshows, Margaret R., 2.19 @ 132. E m e r s o n , E i l e e n M . , Lila M., 144mi 04/08/09 ece, 144mi Stensgar, Rodney O., 2.0 83 lodging, Env, 119.34, 4/28/2009. Bailey, Patricia 406.56 2:p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/NHdSt, 042109;Nesp%Staffmeet, mileage 04/08/09 ece, 84.24, 4/23/2009, 537.99 Lake Rsvlt forum f&w, 166.00, 4/2/2009, L., .38 dy @ $49. 9:30a-6:, meetw/ Picard, Doris A., participant fees 288.75, 4/15/2009. Gunshows, Margaret (70)[email protected]/Langu, 40.95, 4/28/2009, Moses, Annette E., Reg:Annette 276.25 TblCtr2tourUpColRiv, 18.62, 4/29/2009. /ece, ft worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, R., 0423-2409;Spok.WA, reg Margaret 40.95 Moses ece, Reg:Annette Moses ece, 75.00, Stensgar, Ryan F., 5.29 134 12p-7p, Bailey, Patricia L., 74 Miles @ .585, meetw/ 4/28/2009, 90.00 Gunshows/NHd, 75.00, 4/15/2009. Erickson, Phyllis J., 1.23@$132 2p-730p, 4/15/2009. Moses, Annette E., 2.19 @ 132. I-380 fireline trng mtfc, 708.86, 4/6/2009, TblCtr2tourUpColRiv, 43.29, 4/29/2009, New Horizons Computer Learning Gunshows, Margaret R., reimb:864mi ethic.pitfalls beh.health, 162.36, 4/8/2009. 2:p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/NHdSt, 708.86 826.49 Center, cert.fee:Jesse Goodwin, cert. 3/12-4/17/, reimb:864mi 3/12-4/17/09, Erickson, Phyllis J., 042409;Spokane 288.75, 4/15/2009. Moses, Annette E., Thomas, Wilfred, 140.6mi 3/13-4/1/09 Tonasket, Tera L., Service Fee, fee:Jesse Goodwin I., 239.00, 4/9/2009, 505.44, 4/22/2009, 869.19 WA, reg Phyllis Erickson/BehH, 135.00, 213mi 2/27-4/9/09 ECE, 213mi 2/27- O., 140.6mi 3/13-4/1/09 O.C.C, 82.25, Anchorage AK Tera Tonaske, 35.00, 239.00 Whitney, Richard P., 2.50 @ 122.50. 6:a- 4/8/2009, 297.36 4/9/09 ECE, 124.61, 4/23/2009, 488.36 4/13/2009, 82.25 4/6/2009, 35.00 Simpson, Anna M., 5.29 @ 129. 6:30a- 6:p, 8thw.St&ProvidenceDeerElk, 122.50, Bray, Billie Jo, reimb:110mi 3/12- Nanamkin, Daniel L., Reimb:656mi Timentwa, Angeline, Ticket, Orlando Training Services Association, 7:28, (CRT)ClerkStandardsTest&C, 682.41, 4/23/2009. Whitney, Richard P., Lodging;2 25/09, reimb:110mi 3/12-25/09 aa, 64.35, 4/2-20/09, Reimb:656mi 4/2-20/09 NCC, Fl Angeline Timen, 1040.40, 4/6/2009. albuquerque 5/6-7/09, regist-Kevin Best 4/10/2009. Simpson, Anna M., 190 Miles Nites, 8thw.St&ProvidenceDeerElk, 4/7/2009. Bray, Billie Jo, Reimb:73mi 3/30- 383.76, 4/24/2009. Nanamkin, Daniel Timentwa, Angeline, Service Fee, Orlando psis, 295.00, 4/30/2009, 295.00 @ .585, (CRT)ClerkStandardsTest&C, 166.00, 4/23/2009. Whitney, Richard 4/21/0, Reimb:73mi 3/30-4/21/09 a, 42.71, L., 0506-0809;Sante Fe NM, reg Dan Fl Angeline Timen, 35.00, 4/6/2009, Watt, Loretta J., Loretta Watt, reg L 111.30, 4/10/2009. Simpson, Anna M., P., Training, richard whitney reg.-f&w, 4/28/2009, 107.06 Nanamkin/Diabetes, 555.00, 4/29/2009, 1075.40 Watt& J Goujon/FGP, 360.00, 4/29/2009. A/PPark;outside;[email protected], (CRT)ClerkStan 225.00, 4/23/2009. Whitney, Richard P., Finley, David R., reimb:268mi 3/31- 938.76 Tonasket, Lynda L., 92mi 3/27/09 Watt, Loretta J., Joan Goujon, reg L dardsTest&C, 37.50, 4/10/2009. Simpson, 6@$39 8a-8p, sharp tailed grouse trap, 4/3/0, reimb:268mi 3/31-4/3/09 p, 156.78, Anna M., albuquerque 4/21-22/09, 175.50, 4/2/2009. Whitney, Richard P., Nicholson, Gary J., 1.63 @ 132. 5:a-8: ECE, 92mi 3/27/09 ECE, 53.82, 4/14/2009, Watt& J Goujon/FGP, 325.00, 4/29/2009, 4/17/2009. Finley, David R., 226mi 4/16- regist-SNomee,AMSimpson T, 1490.00, 5dys lodge, sharp tailed grouse trap, p, DSHS ICW Manual trn/CFS, 215.16, 53.82 685.00 22/09 atten, 226mi 4/16-22/09 att./Pro, 4/10/2009, 2321.21 430.00, 4/2/2009, 1119.00 4/10/2009, 215.16 Tonasket, Randy B., 4.25 135 8a-2p, Michel, Nancy K., 276mi 3/30-4/13/09 132.21, 4/27/2009, 288.99 Gorr, LaVerne P., 0330- Fisher, Christopher J., Reimb:loding Ostenberg, Delmont, Del Ostenberg, ESRI training RIA, 573.75, 4/1/2009, ihc, 276mi 3/30-4/13/09 ihc ks, 161.46, Finley, Lucy J., 2.48 49 2:30p-2a, 11th 042209;ElderAssis, mileage (316)@.585/ tax f&w, Reimb:loding tax f&w, 143.52, Recert:DA,DO,BQ,WS risk.m, 55.00, 573.75 4/23/2009, 161.46 ann IHS t/c IHC KS, 121.48, 4/8/2009. AAOA, 184.86, 4/28/2009, 184.86 4/23/2009, 143.52 4/16/2009. Ostenberg, Delmont, Seymour, Debbi K., Debbi Seymour, Hoffman, Lawanna L., 3/3-11/09 Finley, Lucy J., 184mi Inch/spokane, 11th Ratcliff, Shonita, 4.21 165 10a-3p, Brown, Leslie, Reg:Leslie Brown 1.29@$143 2p-9p, nwtemc monthly mtg Reg:LG,PS,DS,DG,WP CCDF, 265.00, 408mi, 862mi 3/3-24/09 tr.health, 238.68, ann IHS t/c IHC KS, 107.64, 4/8/2009, 16th ann.NTTS Plng, 694.65, 4/3/2009. ece, Reg:Leslie Brown ece, 75.00, Risk, 184.87, 4/23/2009, 239.87 4/27/2009, 265.00 4/2/2009. Hoffman, Lawanna L., 3/16- 229.12 Ratcliff, Shonita, 670mi electric/port, 16th 4/15/2009. Brown, Leslie, 2.19 132 2p- Palmer, Dorothy L., 4.65 @ 136.74. 6: Trevino, Lois M., 135 4.52 10a-10:30a, 24/09 454mi, 862mi 3/3-24/09 tr.health, Finley, Terrence L., stipend,mi 4/10/09 ann.NTTS Plng, 391.95, 4/3/2009. Ratcliff, 6:30p, celebrating salish cnf ec, 288.75, a-9:3, Weatherization trn/LIHEAP, 635.84, WCB trng/DE mtgs EnvTrust, 610.20, 265.59, 4/2/2009, 504.27 Gam, stipend,mi 4/10/09 Gaming, 104.13, Shonita, phone/inter/inciden, 16th ann. 4/15/2009, 363.75 4/7/2009. Palmer, Dorothy L., 210 Miles @ 4/23/2009. Trevino, Lois M., 568mi Norwest, Shawn L., 4.44 @ 192. 7:30a- 4/3/2009. Finley, Terrence L., 204mi Inch/ NTTS Plng, 28.00, 4/3/2009, 1114.60 Payne, Linda R., Ticket, Reno Linda .585, Weatherization trn/LIHEAP, 101.85, nesp/lacey, WCB trng/DE mtgs EnvTrust, spo, stipend:4/24/09 WSGC gami, 152.00, 6:p, 09’ Tbl Secretaries cf/So, 852.48, Pakootas, Laura M., laura pakootas Payne, 232.40, 4/6/2009. Payne, Linda 4/7/2009. Palmer, Dorothy L., bozeman 332.28, 4/23/2009, 942.48 4/21/2009. Finley, Terrence L., 178 Miles 4/7/2009. Norwest, Shawn L., 280 Miles cfs, laura pakootas cfs, 400.00, 4/5/2009, R., Service Fee, Reno Linda Payne, 50.00, 4/13-17/09, regist DPalmer,TCircle li, Whalawitsa, Lareesa L., 1.23@$109 @ .585, Stipend;comm meeting/Gami, @ .585, 09’ Tbl Secretaries cf/So, 163.80, 400.00 4/6/2009, 282.40 225.00, 4/7/2009. Palmer, Dorothy L., 12p-530p, access trg / trib.police, 133.98, 104.13, 4/23/2009, 360.26 4/7/2009. Norwest, Shawn L., Aiport Redthunder, Joanne, 352mi 3/15- Moses-Desautel, Monica, reimb:294mi 3.08 177.13 12p-2p, Weatherization 4/8/2009. Whalawitsa, Lareesa L., 280mi Fry-Dick, Lisa R., 1.54@$109 10a- Parking;5@ $9, 09’ Tbl Secretaries cf/So, 4/10/09 ECE, 352mi 3/15-4/10/09 ECE, 3/25-4/6/0, reimb:294mi 325-4609 trng LIHEA, 545.56, 4/22/2009. Palmer, nesp-ellensburg, access trg / trib.police, 11p, forest mgr mtg taams ctf, 167.86, 45.00, 4/7/2009. Norwest, Shawn L., 205.92, 4/21/2009. Redthunder, Joanne, RPM/, 171.99, 4/13/2009. Moses- Dorothy L., 470mi nesp/bellingham, 163.80, 4/8/2009. Whalawitsa, Lareesa 4/30/2009, 167.86 Ticket, Salt LK City Sawn Norwest, 243.40, 2.19 132 2p-6:30p, celebrating salish Desautel, Monica, 2.30 @ 129. 9:a-4: Weatherization trng LIHEA, 274.95, L., 3.31@$126 12p-730p, leira conf / trib. Gendron, Luana R., Orlando,FL 04/05- 4/7/2009. Norwest, Shawn L., Service cnf ec, 288.75, 4/15/2009. Redthunder, p, 1stAnlForumonLand/Admin, 247.68, 4/22/2009, 1783.20 police, 417.38, 4/8/2009. Whalawitsa, 10/09, Luana Gendron Orlando 4/5, Fee, Salt LK City Sawn Norwest, 35.00, Joanne, spokane 4/23-24/09, regist- 4/28/2009. Moses-Desautel, Monica, 208 Palmer, Michael H., 2.25@$132 2p-8p, Lareesa L., 230mi nesp-wenatchee, leira 419.02, 4/21/2009. Gendron, Luana R., 4/7/2009, 1339.68 Joanne Redthunder, 75.00, 4/15/2009, Miles @ .585, 1stAnlForumonLand/Admin, lk roos forum parks, 297.00, 4/13/2009. conf / trib.police, 134.55, 4/8/2009, 569.67 121.68, 4/28/2009. Moses-Desautel, 2@$132 430p-430p, Salish Language Adolph-McClung, Patricia R., 0413- Palmer, Michael H., 210mi nesp-spok, lk 849.71 Leith, Billie A., reimb:168mi 2/18- Monica, Incidentals, 1stAnlForumonLand/ conf./ccd, 264.00, 4/21/2009. Gendron, 1609;Phoenix AZ, reimb luggage fees/ roos forum parks, 122.85, 4/13/2009. Williams, Flodell M., 192mi 04/08/09 3/18/, reimb:168mi 2/18-3/18/09, 98.28, Admin, 32.66, 4/28/2009. Moses- Luana R., 178mi cdam-spokane, Salish Gaming, 55.00, 4/23/2009. Adolph- Palmer, Michael H., .40 9a-630p meals, admin, 192mi 04/08/09 admin, 112.32, 4/1/2009. Leith, Billie A., Reg:Billie Leith Desautel, Monica, A/P Parking @ $9.00, Language conf./ccd, 104.13, 4/21/2009. McClung, Patricia R., 042309;Outback, mtg icicle fisheries park, 39.00, 4/23/2009. 4/17/2009, 112.32 Diabe, Reg:Billie Leith Diabetes, 86.00, 1stAnlForumonLand/Admin, 20.70, Gendron, Luana R., 4/22-23/09 spokane, reimb meals 0423-2409/Gam, 65.44, Palmer, Michael H., Reg:Michael Palmer Mills, Diane C., 3.0 14.5 7:30a-4p, 4/17/2009. Leith, Billie A., 3.0 16.33 7a- 4/28/2009, 594.71 reg.-LGendron,WPhillips c, 75.00, 4/30/2009. Adolph-McClung, Patricia Par, Reg:Michael Palmer Parks, 150.00, crctn.navigator trng TrHl, 43.50, 4/6/2009. 6:30p, CEA<C trng diabetes, 49.00, Williams, Simone G., reimb:48mi 4/21/2009. Gendron, Luana R., Luana R., 042409;Ramada Inn, reimb meals 4/13/2009, 608.85 Mills, Diane C., 3.44 109 6:30a-5p, NW 4/21/2009. Leith, Billie A., 3.0 16.33 7a- 3/16/09 mtf, reimb:48mi 3/16/09 mtfc, Gendron, Reg:LG,PS,DS,DG,WP CCDF, 0423-2409/Gam, 11.69, 4/30/2009. Passmore, Gary W., 1.13 @ 222. 2: tr.canc.mtg Trhlth, 374.96, 4/17/2009, 6:30p, mk&ldw trng diabetes, 132.00, 28.08, 4/3/2009, 28.08 265.00, 4/27/2009, 1127.15 Adolph-McClung, Patricia R., 5@$39 p-9:p, meetw/lawyers%CCTvCominco, 418.46 4/21/2009. Leith, Billie A., Reg:Billie Pakootas, Marsha E., MP, RP regist/ George, Denise L., Denise George, 12a-1159p, nigc prtlnd reg trg Gamin, 250.86, 4/15/2009. Passmore, Gary Carden-Smith, Sheri L., 266mi 4/15- Leith Diabe, Reg:Billie Leith Diabetes, benefits, MP, RP regist/benefits p/, 199.00, Reg:LG,PS,DS,DG,WP CCDF, 265.00, 195.00, 4/23/2009. Adolph-McClung, W., 564 Miles @ .585, meetw/ 16/09 Diabe, 266mi 4/15-16/09 Diabetes, 86.00, 4/24/2009. Leith, Billie A., 1.08 4/27/2009, 265.00 Patricia R., 761mi omak-wrm springs, nigc lawyers%CCTvCominco, 329.94, 155.61, 4/21/2009. Carden-Smith, Sheri 134 2p-4p, BWTforWArbcs Diabetes, Goujon, Joan E., Joan Goujon, Adtnl. prtlnd reg trg Gamin, 445.00, 4/23/2009. 4/15/2009. Passmore, Gary W., Parking;1 L., 0428-2909;Spok. WA, reg Sheri Smith/ 145.17, 4/29/2009. Leith, Billie A., 272mi Employee Travel reg.fee:JG,KS,JL so, 20.00, 4/2/2009. Adolph-McClung, Patricia R., lodge, nigc dy, meetw/lawyers%CCTvCominco, 8.75, Diabetes, 86.00, 4/16/2009. Carden-Smith, nesp/plummer, BWTforWArbcs Diabetes, Continued on page 14 Tribal Tribune 14 Tribal Tribune employee Travel Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Employee Travel 3.17 222 12p-8p, NAGPRA trng History, 4/28/2009. Aiken, Jennifer, 540 Miles @ L., 1.49 109 12p-11p, stpnd:5/1/09 032509;Receipt #58076, reimb tax and 981.62, 4/15/2009. Cook, Jacqueline M., .585, ProfDevInfant&ECcf/ECE, 315.90, CTGC mtg Gam, 158.96, 4/23/2009. reg fee/F&G, 50.00, 4/14/2009, 56.00 Continued from page 13 meals 6a-7p, presentation WMA history, 4/28/2009, 1105.33 Durkin, Stephen L., 711mi portang/omak, Ryce, Drew, airfare 3/19-20/09, reimb 39.00, 4/15/2009, 1422.15 Holliday, Martha M., 3.52@$109 10a- stpnd:5/1/09 CTGC mtg Gam, 416.13, interv exp. rs.attr, 622.40, 4/2/2009. Ryce, 4/14/2009. Pakootas, Marsha E., 2.38 4/15/2009. Pakootas, Deon B., 2.19@$132 Sanchez, Kathleen D., Kathleen 1030p, trib ment hlth rt/ca ipac, 383.68, 4/23/2009. Durkin, Stephen L., reimb: Drew, rental car 3/19-20/09, reimb interv 222 11a-8p, WSIA’s 38th ann conf.Risk, 2p-630p, salish conference ece, 288.75, Sanchez, Adtnl.reg.fee:JG,KS,JL so, 20.00, 4/3/2009. Holliday, Martha M., 619mi luggage fee Gami, reimb:luggage fee exp. rs.attr, 216.94, 4/2/2009. Ryce, Drew, 527.25, 4/23/2009, 726.25 4/15/2009. Pakootas, Deon B., participant 4/2/2009. Sanchez, Kathleen D., 1.29 nesp-shelton, trib ment hlth rt/ca ipac, Gaming, 31.25, 4/30/2009, 1420.57 lodge 3/19-20/09, reimb interv exp. James, John Jr., 18mi nesp/nesp, fees /ece, ft worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 132 1p-8p, BDOMMD in yth & adlt SocS, 361.88, 4/3/2009. Holliday, Martha M., Nee, Brenda, RFD VdTk 7530989801, rs.attr, 86.66, 4/2/2009. Ryce, Drew, van stpnd:4/15/09 comm.mtg TE, 10.53, 4/28/2009, 453.75 170.28, 4/6/2009. Sanchez, Kathleen D., 220mi Nespelem-Wellpin, Reimb:220mi Refund VdTkFee Brenda Nee, 35.00, nuys flyaway, reimb interv exp. rs.attr, 4/2/2009, 10.53 Bishop, George, 10.25@$109 1p- 1 @ 153. 7:30a-7:30a, Tacoma,PortAnge uintc Mtng AD, 128.70, 4/24/2009, 4/6/2009. Nee, Brenda, 1.37 64 1p-10p, 6.00, 4/2/2009, 932.00 George, Hattie M., Great Wolf, 7p, sess.1 arch.monitor Histo, 1117.25, les,Longvw, 153.00, 4/16/2009. Sanchez, 874.26 WSCL sess.#3 IHC KS, 88.00, 4/24/2009. The Center For Interior Salish, CorpCard 5526399000532523, 94.60, 4/3/2009. Bishop, George, 270mi garfield- Kathleen D., 1 @ 177. 10:30a-7:30a, Shallenberger, Edward W., 3@$49 3p- Nee, Brenda, 176mi Inch/spokane, WSCL Reg:Phyllis Abrahamson, Reg:Phyllis 4/20/2009, 94.60 k.falls, sess.1 arch.monitor Histo, 157.95, Tacoma,PortAngeles,Longvw, 177.00, 8p, lk roos forum f&w, 110.25, 4/2/2009. sess.#3 IHC KS, 102.96, 4/24/2009. Nee, Abrahamson ec, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 75.00 Swan, Katherine A., 240mi 3/20-4/2/09 4/3/2009. Bishop, George, 10.11 109 1p- 4/16/2009. Sanchez, Kathleen D., 2 @ 151. Shallenberger, Edward W., 2dys lodge, Brenda, 1.0 lodging, WSCL sess.#3 IHC Moe, Steven, col.river inn 3/18/09, ihs, 240mi 3/20-4/2/09 ihs mai, 140.40, 3:4p, BPA task 4 site tstng His, 1101.99, 10:30a-7:30a, Tacoma,PortAngeles,Longv lk roos forum f&w, 166.00, 4/2/2009, KS, 178.07, 4/24/2009, 404.03 reimb interv exp res.atto, 76.79, 4/2/2009. 4/23/2009, 140.40 4/23/2009, 2377.19 w, 302.00, 4/16/2009. Sanchez, Kathleen 276.25 Tangborn, Dennis D., Great Wolf, Moe, Steven, rps eureka 3/21/09, reimb Sutton, Brandon L., 4.35@$109 730a- Burke, Dorothy K., 0401-0309;Hertz, D., .52 @ 169. 10:30a-8:p, Tacoma,PortAn Kutchins, Keith Allan, lodge 6a-4p, CorpCard, 94.60, 4/20/2009, 94.60 interv exp res.atto, 32.00, 4/2/2009. 4p, s300 extnd.att.incid c. f, 474.15, reimb rent car;SantaFe/Co, 161.99, geles,Longvw, 87.88, 4/16/2009, 910.16 fld wrk-omk,mtgs lvnwrth, 280.00, Center for Interior Salish, spokane Moe, Steven, tpost fuel 3/20/09, reimb 4/3/2009, 474.15 4/7/2009, 161.99 Brudevold, Daniel L., VdTkFee 4/17/2009. Kutchins, Keith Allan, meals 4/23-24/09, regist-Sharon M. Lowery interv exp res.atto, 29.80, 4/2/2009. Moe, LaPlante, Jamie A., remb:517mi Simpson, Patty L., Patty Simpson, 7532480154, Void Ticket Fee Dan Brude, Omak/Leavenworth, fld wrk-omk,mtgs e, 75.00, 4/15/2009. Center for Interior Steven, tpost fuel 3/19/09, reimb interv 11108-32309, remb:517mi 11108-32309 Reg:LG,PS,DS,DG,WP CCDF, 265.00, 25.00, 4/7/2009. Brudevold, Daniel L., lvnwrth, 175.50, 4/17/2009. Kutchins, Salish, regist-marcy atchison, regist-marcy exp res.atto, 26.17, 4/2/2009. Moe, Steven, IH, 302.45, 4/22/2009, 302.45 4/27/2009, 265.00 Ticket, Seattle Dan Brudevold, 166.20, Keith Allan, lodge 8a-1p, presentation bpa atchison ece, 75.00, 4/15/2009. Center for Womer, John C., 204.1mi 4/1-8/09 Pierre, Daniel D., 4.21@$165 10a- thrifty rnt.3/18-21/9 1/3, reimb interv exp 4/7/2009. Brudevold, Daniel L., Service cotr f&w, 232.00, 4/17/2009. Kutchins, Interior Salish, spokane 4/23-24/09, regist- AAoA, 204.1mi 4/1-8/09 AAoA, 119.40, 3p, atni trnsprt comm Roads/p, 694.65, res.atto, 196.92, 4/2/2009. Moe, Steven, Chg, Seattle Dan Brudevold, 25.00, Keith Allan, meals, presentation bpa cotr Darlene Zacherle e, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 4/16/2009. Womer, John C., 161.2mi 4/3/2009. Pierre, Daniel D., 680mi cdam- alaska airl.3/18-21/09, reimb interv exp 4/7/2009. Brudevold, Daniel L., Service Fee, f&w, 122.50, 4/17/2009, 810.00 225.00 4/9-20/09 aaoa, 161.2mi 4/9-20/09 aaoa, portland, atni trnsprt comm Roads/p, res.atto, 583.20, 4/2/2009. Moe, Steven, Seattle Dan Brudevold, 25.00, 4/7/2009. Nine, Bret D., reimb:key purch f&w, Redding, Ofa M., 1.63@$132 5a-8p, 94.30, 4/28/2009, 213.70 397.80, 4/3/2009. Pierre, Daniel D., ramada inn 3/19-21/09, reimb interv exp Brudevold, Daniel L., 2.35@$132 12p- reimb:key purch f&w, 50.00, 4/14/2009, dshs-icw man.trg. cfs, 215.16, 4/10/2009, St. Peter, Jimmy, reimb:226mi 4/6- phone/internet/incid., atni trnsprt comm res.atto, 142.18, 4/2/2009, 1087.06 830p, lk roos forum conf-Land/P, 310.20, 50.00 215.16 13/09, reimb:226mi 4/6-13/09 OCC, Roads/p, 28.00, 4/3/2009, 1120.45 Langlois, Dan, Resolution 2009-245 4/10/2009. Brudevold, Daniel L., 210mi Clark, Ernest P., Ponderosa Okan. Haney, Matthew A., 4.27 @ 123. 12:p- 132.21, 4/14/2009, 132.21 Evers, Willa J. Rollins-, 4.50@$109 Jo, Resolution 2009-245 Jolen, 2000.00, nesp-spok, lk roos forum conf-Land/P, EC, CorpCard, 50.37, 4/20/2009. Clark, 6:30p, trn;WASPC cf/Law&Order, 525.31, Nomee, Victoria, 3/14,17/09 180mi 4a-4p, scanning trg / realty, 490.50, 4/14/2009, 2000.00 122.85, 4/10/2009. Brudevold, Daniel L., Ernest P., Motel 6 Spokane, CorpCard, 4/30/2009, 525.31 Diabe, 3/14,17/09 180mi Diabetes, 105.30, 4/2/2009. Evers, Willa J. Rollins-, 163mi Alpine View R.V. Park, Travel, rv rent 210mi nesp-spok, litig.mtg/land prop. 41.09, 4/20/2009. Clark, Ernest P., Union Wolvert, Shay E., 0325-2609;Post 4/21/2009, 105.30 almira-spokane, scanning trg / realty, ice.fish. PARKS, 1257.00, 4/21/2009, shann, 122.85, 4/30/2009. Brudevold, 76 Portland, CorpCard, 10.00, 4/20/2009. FallsID, reimb tax and reg fee/F&G, Lowery, Sharon M., 2.19 132 2p- 95.12, 4/2/2009. Evers, Willa J. Rollins-, 1257.00 Daniel L., parking, litig.mtg/land prop. Clark, Ernest P., Motel 6 Portland, 6:30p, celebrating salish cnf ec, 288.75, 5dys parking@$9.00/dya, scanning trg / shann, 9.00, 4/30/2009. Brudevold, Daniel CorpCard, 206.52, 4/20/2009. Clark, 4/15/2009, 288.75 realty, 45.00, 4/2/2009, 630.62 L., litig.mtg-land prop.sh, litig.mtg/land Ernest P., MOTEL 6 Portland, CorpCard, Goodwin, Jesse L., 215mi nesp-spok- Stead, Stephanie L., Great Wolf, Nespelem Open Jackpot Rodeo & Bull-O-Rama prop.shann, 49.00, 4/30/2009. Brudevold, -51.63, 4/20/2009. Clark, Ernest P., keller, comptia exam n10-003 I.T., 125.78, CorpCard, 94.60, 4/20/2009. Stead, Nespelem, Washington ~ July 10 & 11, 2009 Daniel L., 4/13-15/09 spokane, regist- Payment 3/30/09 EC, CorpCard, -299.61, 4/15/2009. Goodwin, Jesse L., meals 730a- Stephanie L., Great Wolf GrandMond, dan brudevold lnd-, 150.00, 4/10/2009, 4/20/2009. Clark, Ernest P., 4.17 198 10a- FRIDAY NIGHT: BULL-O-RAMA @ 6:00pm 6p, comptia exam n10-003 I.T., 49.00, CorpCard, -69.60, 4/20/2009, 25.00 $1,000 added purse - $100.00 Entry Fee - 1st Place Jacket 1005.10 5p, bsns&prjct wrkshp Energy, 825.00, 4/15/2009, 174.78 Toulou, Larry C., Ticket, Roswell NM Jackpot Barrels $30.00 Entry Fee Whitener, John B., 04/24/09 mtg 4/15/2009, 781.74 SATURDAY: Rodeo Grand Entry @ 2:00pm Sam, Darnell R., 1.96 @ 132. 4:p-3:p, Larry Toulou, 617.90, 4/7/2009. Toulou, / Gaming, 04/24/09 mtg / Gaming p/ Atchison, Marcy A., 2.19@$132 2p- BAER Trn/Fire Mgt, 258.72, 4/10/2009. Larry C., Service Fee, Roswell NM Larry STANDARD EVENTS Rodeo Entry Information u, 500.00, 4/8/2009. Whitener, John 630p, salish conference ece, 288.75, Sam, Darnell R., Training, cls.fee:Darnell Toulou, 35.00, 4/7/2009, 652.90 B., 215649om, lunch 042109/Gaming, 4/15/2009, 288.75 Saddle Bronc Riding Books Open: July 1, 2009 Sam envtr, 228.00, 4/2/2009. Sam, Darnell Quintasket, Barbara M., 2.25@$109 Entry Fee - $50.00 Entry phone: (509) 634-4928 118.80, 4/23/2009. Whitener, John B., Woolsey, Timothy Ward, okan-spok R., Training, cls.fee:Darnell Sam envtr, 330p-930p, frameworks ECE wrkshp PS, Added Purse - $500.00 Training, lunch 042109/Gaming, 30.00, 290mi, settlement-grd.lit. Res.A, 169.65, 1st Place Jacket Contestant/ Office fee: $10.00 50.00, 4/2/2009. Sam, Darnell R., Training, 245.25, 4/15/2009, 245.25 4/23/2009. Whitener, John B., snacks 4/21 4/8/2009. Woolsey, Timothy Ward, meals Jr. Office fee: $5.00 cls.fee:Darnell Sam envtr, 40.00, 4/2/2009. Rooney, Richard L., 4.25 @ 135. 8: Bareback Riding Electric eye fee: $1.00 trg, reimb walmart receipt Gam, 19.81, 630a-5p, settlement-grd.lit. Res.A, 24.50, Sam, Darnell R., Training, cls.fee:Darnell a-2:p, ESRI trn ArcGIS II/GIS, 573.75, Entry Fee - $50.00 4/23/2009. Whitener, John B., 5@$39 4/8/2009. Woolsey, Timothy Ward, 1.29 Sam envtr, 33.00, 4/2/2009, 609.72 4/15/2009, 573.75 Added Purse - $500.00 12a-1159p, nigc prtlnd reg trg Gamin, 83 6:30a-1:30p, mtg w/sntr Cantwell res. 1st Place Jacket Nespelem Rodeo Association Marchand, Amelia A., 1.96@$132 4p- Quill, Brian P., 3.33@$222 1p- 195.00, 4/23/2009. Whitener, John B., a, 83.00, 4/17/2009. Woolsey, Timothy P.O. Box 88 3p, baer trg /fire mgt, 258.72, 4/3/2009, 9p, occup.hear.cons.crs Risk, 739.26, Bull Riding Nespelem, Washington 99155 761mi omak-wrm sprngs, nigc prtlnd reg Ward, 1.0 16.33 meal, mtg w/sntr Cantwell 258.72 4/28/2009. Quill, Brian P., Occup.Hear. Entry Fee - $50.00 Cash payments - US Funds only! trg Gamin, 445.00, 4/23/2009. Whitener, res.a, 16.33, 4/17/2009, 293.48 Added purse - $500.00 NO PERSONAL CHECKS! Circle, Tiffany E., .65 132 6p-9:30p, ConvCourse, YancyEpperson/BrianQuill, John B., lodge, nigc prtlnd reg trg Gamin, Williams, April C., 2.19 132 2p- 1st Place Jacket Cashiers check or money order will be accepted weatherization crse LIHEA, 85.80, 620.00, 4/6/2009. Quill, Brian P., Brian 312.00, 4/23/2009, 1620.61 6:30p, celebrating sailish cnf e, 288.75, 4/7/2009. Circle, Tiffany E., 4.5 136.74 Quill, Recert:DA,DO,BQ,WS risk.m, 55.00, Ladies Barrel Racing GENERAL ADMISSION: F u l l m e r , C a r o l y n , 4/15/2009. Williams, April C., Reg:April bozeman, weatherization crse LIHEA, 4/16/2009, 1414.26 Entry Fee - $50.00 Adults: $5.00 032409;Keller;coverage, mileage (83)@ Williams ece, Reg:April Williams ece, Added purse - $500.00 Seniors: $3.00 615.33, 4/7/2009. Circle, Tiffany E., Socula, Maurice Donovan, reimb:81mi .585/MAIL2I, 48.56, 4/8/2009. Fullmer, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 363.75 1st Place Jacket Youth: $3.00 210mi nesp/spokane, weatherization 4/6/09 ece, reimb:81mi 4/6/09 ece, 47.39, Carolyn, reimb:reg fee PCC IHC, reimb: Graham-Stanczak, Cherokee S., 1.38 crse LIHEA, 122.85, 4/7/2009. Circle, 4/14/2009, 47.39 Wildhorse Race MORE INFORMATION: reg fee PCC IHC KS, 300.00, 4/17/2009, 109 12p-9p, Transport parent CFS, 149.88, Tiffany E., bozeman 4/13-17/09, regist Innes, Raynee J., 0514- Entry Fee - $150.00/team (509) 634-4505 348.56 4/27/2009, 149.88 Added purse - $500.00 DPalmer,TCircle li, 225.00, 4/7/2009. 1509;Albuquerque, reg Raynee Innes/ M o y e r , R o b i n N . M D , Kier, Ann C., CRC Rest.Lewiston ID, 1st Place Jackets STOCK CONTRACTORS: Circle, Tiffany E., reimb prkg 4/13- Fish&Gam, 425.00, 4/16/2009. Innes, Red Knection - Keller, Washington 031809;Keller;coverage, mileage (83)@ CorpCard, 37.35, 4/20/2009. Kier, Ann 17/09, reimb prkg 4/13-17/09 lih, 37.50, Raynee J., 4.0 49 8a-8p, Eval.bids & SPECIAL EVENTS Palmer Ranch - Nespelem, Washington .585MAIL2IH, 48.56, 4/8/2009. Moyer, C., Nesp TradPost, CorpCard, 13.93, Jr. Barrel Race $200.00 Added Big Head Boys Mini Bucking Bulls - Plummer, ID 4/23/2009, 1086.48 prpls trng f&, 147.00, 4/17/2009. Innes, Robin N. MD, 1.37 @ 64. 1:p-10:p, 4/20/2009. Kier, Ann C., Exxon Lewston, Entry Fee - $10.00 Edwards,UNLIMITED Jessica F., 1.19 109 4p-8:30p, Raynee INVENTORY J., 280mi, Eval.bids & prpls trng - Access to 2,700 Vehicles WaStCollaborativeLearnMAI, 88.00, CorpCard, 16.85, 4/20/2009, 68.13 14 yrs & under MUD WRESTLING & TUG-O-WAR Framworks cls ece, 129.71, 4/21/2009. f&, Weekly163.80, 4/17/2009. Innes, - RayneeSPECIAL J., ORDERS 1st Place Sweatshirt AFTER SATURDAY RODEO 4/28/2009. Moyer, Robin N. MD, 116 Miles @ Dorman, Lyle, participant fees /ece, ft Edwards, Jessica F., 420mi Omak/Wapato, 3.0 80 lodging, Eval.bids & prpls trng f&, Tiffany @ (509) 978-8074 .585, WaStCollaborativeLearnMAI, 67.86, worden trg 2/19-2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009, Mini Bull Riding $200.00 Added Framworks cls ece, 245.70, 4/21/2009, 240.00, 4/17/2009, 975.80 4/28/2009. Moyer, Robin N. MD, Lodging;1 90.00 Entry Fee - $40.00 EVERYONE IS WELCOME! 375.41 Thorn, Todd A., troutdale 5/6-8/09, 8-14 yrs - 125lbs max HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE Nite, WaStCollaborativeLearnMAI, 178.07, Hall, Joshua A., 1.96 132 4p-3p, BAER Warren, Sonja M., 4 dy @ 211. 6:p-6: regist-Todd Thorn w.q.EnT, 440.00, 1st Place Sweatshirt ANNUAL POWWOW 4/28/2009, 382.49 trng mtfc, 258.72, 4/3/2009, 258.72 p, 09’CASASNatSummerInstcf/E, 844.00, 4/2/2009. Thorn, Todd A., 4.21@$165 Mutton Bustin $100.00 Added ALCOHOL AND DRUG FREE EVENT Pouley, John O., 1.21 109 4p- Jordan, Sage, 5.33@$165 8a-4p, chld 4/14/2009. Warren, Sonja M., 206 Miles 9a-2p, salmonid hab rstr.fpass.E, 694.38, Entry Fee - $10.00 9p, Inadvertent discov Hist, 131.89, abuse-fam violence c, 879.45, 4/27/2009, 6 years & under @ .585, 09’CASASNatSummerInstcf/ 4/2/2009, 1134.38 4/27/2009. Pouley, John O., 209mi nesp/ 879.45 1st Place Sweatshirt E, 120.51, 4/14/2009. Warren, Krausz, Eric P., 2.0 36.75 6a-6p, 8th colville, Inadvertent discov Hist, 122.04, Pinkerton, Terry Jo., dshs-icw man. Horse Race Sonja M., OutsideA/PPark;[email protected], WSPD&E wrkshp f&w, 73.50, 4/23/2009. 4/27/2009. Pouley, John O., 1 Meal 7:30a- trg. cfs, dshs-icw man.trg. cfs, 215.16, Entry Fee - $50.00 09’CASASNatSummerInstcf/E, 30.00, Krausz, Eric P., 2.0 49, 8th WSPD&E Added Purse: $100.00 4:p, Archaeological fieldwk/Hi, 13.00, 4/10/2009, 215.16 4/14/2009. Warren, Sonja M., regist-Sonya wrkshp f&w, 98.00, 4/23/2009. Krausz, 1st Place Jacket 4/15/2009. Pouley, John O., 222 Miles @ Hinsperger, Rhonda J., parking reimb Warren e&, regist-Sonya Warren e&t, Eric P., 3.0 83 lodging, 8th WSPD&E .585, Archaeological fieldwk/Hi, 129.87, - beh.hl, parking reimb - beh.hlth, 475.00, 4/27/2009, 1469.51 wrkshp f&w, 249.00, 4/23/2009. Krausz, 4/15/2009. Pouley, John O., 10.12@$109 30.44, 4/3/2009. Hinsperger, Rhonda J., 6.00, 4/14/2009. Wolvert, Shay E., Edmonds, James R., James Edmonds, Eric P., Training, Eric Krause regist-f&w 1p-4p, archeological test Histor, 1103.08, reimb:652 2/18-3, reimb:652 2/18-3/20/09 Reg:JEdmonds, SLane Legal, 225.00, P/, 225.00, 4/23/2009. Krausz, Eric P., 6.0 4/23/2009. Pouley, John O., 270mi cdam- bh, 381.42, 4/6/2009, 411.86 4/22/2009, 225.00 39 8a-8p, Grouse Trapping f&w, 175.50, kettle fall, archeological test Histor, Hertz Corporation, R.Swan Phoenix, James, Marie, 4/28/2009, regist- 4/2/2009. Krausz, Eric P., 5.0 86 lodging, 157.84, 4/23/2009, 1657.72 AZ, R.Swan Phoenix, AZ, 430.39, DSeymour,MJames Tr, 110.00, 4/2/2009. Grouse Trapping f&w, 430.00, 4/2/2009, Seastrom, Karly R., reimb:276mi 4/24/2009. Hertz Corporation, Phoenix, ribal voiCes James, Marie, 3.0 14.5 7:30a-4p, crctn. 1251.00 T 3/31/09 IH, reimb:276mi 3/31/09 IHC K, AZ, Patty AdolphMcclung Phoen, 399.86, Navigator trng TrHl, 43.50, 4/6/2009. Sandvig, David B., Reg:David Sandvig 161.46, 4/8/2009, 161.46 4/27/2009. Hertz Corporation, D.Palmer James, Marie, 3.35 @ 109. 7:30a-4:p, ece, Reg:David Sandvig ece, 75.00, Trudell, Melonie S., 0430-050209;Spok. Bozeman, MT, D.Palmer Bozeman, MT, NWTblCancerCoalitionmeetT, 365.15, 4/15/2009. Sandvig, David B., 2.19 @ WA, reg Melonie Trudell/Diabe, 220.00, 98.04, 4/24/2009. Hertz Corporation, 4/16/2009, 518.65 132. 2:p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/IHdSt, 4/16/2009. Trudell, Melonie S., 3.19 132 Frank Quinto,Albuquerq, Frank Response to Zacherle, Darlene M., 2.19 @ 132. 2:p- 288.75, 4/15/2009. Sandvig, David B., 8a-12:30p, WADE conf Diabetes, 420.75, Quinto,Albuquerque, 240.74, 4/7/2009, 6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/KHdSt, 288.75, participant fees /ece, ft worden trg 2/19- 4/17/2009, 640.75 1169.03 4/15/2009. Zacherle, Darlene M., 220 2/09 e, 90.00, 4/28/2009, 453.75 Abrahamson, Phyllis, 2.19@$132 Covington, Brenda L., 1.13 109 6p- “Zero Tolerance Act” Miles @ .585, CelebratingSalishcf/KHdSt, Throssell, Sterling L., Sterling lane, 2p-630p, salish conference ece, 288.75, 9p, Inadvertent Discov.Hist, 123.17, 128.70, 4/15/2009. Zacherle, Darlene M., Reg:JEdmonds, SLane Legal, 225.00, 4/15/2009. Abrahamson, Phyllis, 210mi 4/24/2009. Covington, Brenda L., 10.21 So, we’re Sovereignty, I didn’t the “Prohibition Law” against the 543mi 4/7-13/09 ECE, 543mi 4/7-13/09 4/22/2009, 225.00 nesp-spokane, salish conference ece, 109 1p-6p, BPA task 7 site.mntrng Hi, believe being a Sovereignty, as sale of liquor, illegal “bathtub gin” ECE, 317.66, 4/21/2009. Zacherle, Darlene Smiskin, Kimberly, 5.54 @ 134. 8:a-9: 122.85, 4/15/2009, 411.60 1112.89, 4/3/2009. Covington, Brenda M., 0415-2109;OmakNespmeet, mileage p, P-301WildFirePreventFIREM, 742.36, a Native American Tribe, would killed thousands. Now, it’s cigarettes Woodward, Veronica Arlene, 2.19 L., 10.08@$109 2p-4p, archeological test (454)@ .585/ECE, 265.59, 4/23/2009, 4/15/2009, 742.36 give-way to being Socialistic using and gasoline being priced and taxed @ 132. 2:p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/ Histor, 1098.72, 4/23/2009, 2334.78 1000.70 Peone, Nicole L., C2007-556 Living OHdSt, 288.75, 4/15/2009. Woodward, Gonzales, John, 210mi nesp/spokane, Communistic tactics regarding your out of sight, causing thievery. Our Cleveland, Anthony W., Grnt, C2007-556 Living Grnt F&W, Veronica Arlene, 0423-2409;Spok.WA, Lk Roosevelt forum admin, 122.85, proposed “Zero Tolerance Act.” government can’t build prisons fast 022209;baggage check, reimb baggage&a/ 2000.00, 4/28/2009, 2000.00 reg Veronica Woodward/OHd, 75.00, 4/14/2009. Gonzales, John, parking, Lk ppark/OF&, 15.00, 4/23/2009. Cleveland, Christoph, Ryan M., 2.54@$169 8a- For years I’ve been saying “you enough nor ind the property to put 4/15/2009, 363.75 Roosevelt forum admin, 25.00, 4/14/2009, Anthony W., 030609;baggage check, 9p, wsu fld bsd supt cert PS, 429.54, shut the barn door after the horse them on as crime accelerates. Too Hamner, Dorothy E., Ticket, Reno 147.85 reimb baggage&a/ppark/OF&, 15.00, 4/21/2009, 429.54 Dorothy Hamner, 232.40, 4/7/2009. Penn, Angela V., 1.54 109 8a-9p, is out.” late? I’m not being pessimistic, I’m 4/23/2009. Cleveland, Anthony W., Swan, Fawna, 2.23@$109 1p-630p, Hamner, Dorothy E., Service Fee, Reno Transport Clients CFS, 168.04, 4/27/2009, It’s not news that all Native being realistic. 030609;A/P Parking, reimb baggage&a/ parent-deaf fam.wknd ece, 242.98, Dorothy Hamner, 50.00, 4/7/2009. 168.04 ppark/OF&, 97.50, 4/23/2009. Cleveland, 4/28/2009. Swan, Fawna, 381mi inch- American Tribes have been Greed and lack of creative, Hamner, Dorothy E., 4.54 159 7a-8p, 11th Marsden, Annette, reimb:279mi 2/17- Anthony W., 022109;Advanced Lodgin, ellensburg, parent-deaf fam.wknd ece, suppressed, repressed, oppressed and intelligent purpose, leads to the fall ann.IHS trng BHlth, 721.86, 4/9/2009, 3/11/, reimb:279mi 2/17-3/11/09, 163.22, reimb baggage&a/ppark/OF&, -8.76, 223.11, 4/28/2009, 466.09 1004.26 4/6/2009, 163.22 manipulated over the many, many of all mankind. 4/23/2009. Cleveland, Anthony W., tuition- Sellars, Reylene, 170mi 03/26/09 ece, Palmer, Daryle Rae, 2.38 64 11a- Buhler, Greg, Reg:Greg Buhler BehHlt, years with very little room to learn, Yes, something needs to be done, A.Cleveland f&, tuition-A.Cleveland f&w, 170mi 03/26/09 ece, 99.45, 4/7/2009, 8p, WSIA’s 38th ann.conf Risk, 152.00, Reg:Greg Buhler BehHlth, 175.00, 1900.00, 4/14/2009, 2018.74 99.45 to grow and to evolve. We have been but being judge and jury, to restrict 4/23/2009, 152.00 4/10/2009. Buhler, Greg, Spokane .78 Monnin, McKinley L., 103.4mi 3/20- Swan, Raylene F., 0317-040209;301 programmed to be takers to maintain or remove entitlement of what is Zacherle, Garry J., 2.0 49 5p-9:30p, @ 132.00, 09 Regional Conf. BehavHe, 25/09 AAo, 103.4mi 3/20-25/09 AAoA, mi, reimb mi.&paint/OmakCommC, BIA-OJS Training CorrFac, 98.00, 102.96, 4/27/2009. Buhler, Greg, Portland ourselves, with the exception of a inherently and rightfully theirs, 60.49, 4/7/2009, 60.49 176.09, 4/15/2009, 176.09 4/28/2009. Zacherle, Garry J., 280mi 4.26 @ 165.00, 09 Regional Conf. BehavHe, few who had the gumption to grow is not the answer. You’ll just take Marcellay, Randy M., 0511-1209;Tempe Carden, Gerold L., Ticket, Roswell Omak/Spokane, BIA-OJS Training CorrFac, 702.90, 4/27/2009, 980.86 to the bottom of the black pit, the AZ, reg Randy Marcellay/PSIS, 345.00, NM Garold Carden, 1049.88, 4/6/2009. their wings strong enough to ly – and 163.80, 4/28/2009. Zacherle, Garry J., Rushing, Samuel, Training, regist- 4/10/2009. Marcellay, Randy M., 2.56 155 Carden, Gerold L., Service Charge, Roswell evidently not far enough. small glimmer of respect and hope airport parking, BIA-OJS Training CorrFac, CP,SR,RD f&w, 90.00, 4/2/2009. Rushing, 10a-11:30p, S&MHP wrkshp psis, 397.19, NM Garold Carden, 35.00, 4/6/2009, A Negro descendent from they do have and I will not take part 43.50, 4/28/2009, 305.30 Samuel, 5@$39 530a-4p, noxious weed 4/29/2009, 742.19 1084.88 Parks, Michael E., Ticket, Roswell NM shrt crse f&, 175.50, 4/23/2009. Rushing, American slaves sits on the Supreme in that. How sophomoric some of Warren, Rollene, 73.6mi 3/31/09 i.t., Nicholson, Buffy L, Reg:Buffy Nicholson Michael Parks, 1049.88, 4/6/2009. Parks, Samuel, 4dy lodge, noxious weed shrt crse Court. Wasn’t that what the energy your choices are! But some could be 73.6mi 3/31/09 I.T., 43.06, 4/10/2009, cf, Reg:BNicholson/SJordan cf, 990.00, Michael E., Service Fee, Roswell NM f&, 280.00, 4/23/2009, 545.50 43.06 4/23/2009. Nicholson, Buffy L, 5.33@$165 of Martin Luther King was about? constructive. For instance: “Hunting, Michael Parks, 35.00, 4/6/2009, 1084.88 Harden-Wapato, Michael P., 0413- Vargas, Kimberly A., 3.33@$114 8a-4p, chld abus-fam violence cf, 879.45, And – a Negro is now President of ishing and gathering rights.” This Plum, Leslie J., reimb:room tx f&w, 1509;CouleeHardwa, mileage (180)@ 7a-3p, excell public hlth prac.T, 380.00, 4/27/2009, 1869.45 reimb:room tx f&w, 57.72, 4/21/2009. .585/NCmCt, 105.30, 4/28/2009, 105.30 the United States even though his could be rehabilitative. Also, “All 4/15/2009. Vargas, Kimberly A., 210mi Peone, Corey J., Training, regist- Plum, Leslie J., Reg:Leslie Plum f&w, Smith, Jill J., 1.5 132 7a-7p, Lk.Rsvlt. American citizenship and ideals are rights to purchase any item at a nesp-spok, excell public hlth prac.T, CP,SR,RD f&w, 90.00, 4/2/2009. Peone, Reg:Leslie Plum f&w, 595.00, 4/24/2009, forum res.atty, 198.00, 4/3/2009. Smith, 122.85, 4/15/2009. Vargas, Kimberly A., Corey J., 5@$39 530a-4p, noxious weed still in question. What happened Tribal Member Discount Sold by the 652.72 Jill J., 178mi coulee/spokane, Lk.Rsvlt. parking, excell public hlth prac.T, 36.00, shrt crs f&w, 175.50, 4/23/2009. Peone, to the Native Americans? We were Tribes, or its Entities.” That is part of Dasher, Rhonda E., 1.71 dy forum res.atty, 104.13, 4/3/2009. Smith, 4/15/2009, 538.85 Corey J., lodge, noxious weed shrt crs [email protected], meetw/BPA&CRITFC Jill J., 193mi nesp-spok-cdam, swear in US always here, not brought here on a rehabilitation. Taken away, says you Sears, Sheryl L., reimb:for room tax f&w, 280.00, 4/23/2009, 545.50 COTRs/OF, 73.50, 4/28/2009, 73.50 distr.crt Res, 112.91, 4/27/2009, 415.04 boat. discount a person’s need to interact f&w, reimb:for room tax f&w, 10.13, Arroyo, Daniel B., Dan Arroyo, Recert: James, Tamara Arlene, 2.19 @ 132. Sogge-Kermani, Mahmud, 1.37 4/2/2009. Sears, Sheryl L., 3.0 49 3p-8p, DA,DO,BQ,WS risk.m, 55.00, 4/16/2009, Initially, there was lack of and feel wanted or needed. 2:p-6:30p, CelebratingSalishcf/NHdSt, @ 64. 1:p-10:p, WAStCollaborative/ CERLCA LR RI/FS f&w, 110.25, 4/17/2009. 55.00 guidance and support, therefore, Some of your choices would cause 288.75, 4/15/2009. James, Tamara Arlene, MAIL@IH, 88.00, 4/28/2009. Sogge- Sears, Sheryl L., 2.0 83 lodging, CERLCA Decamp, Michael E., Great Wolf 0423-2409;Spok.WA, reg Tamera James/ Kermani, Mahmud, 176 Miles @ .585, allowing some to run amok –then the destruction of psychological LR RI/FS f&w, 166.00, 4/17/2009. Sears, BJW, CorpCard, 94.60, 4/20/2009, 94.60 NHdSt, 75.00, 4/15/2009, 363.75 WAStCollaborative/MAIL@IH, 102.96, have the audacity to complain when infrastructure—when we need to Sheryl L., 3 @ 49. 12:p-8:p, Redband Best, Kevin L., 3.13@$129 9a-12p, Baesecke, Heike, lodge 2.25dy 12p- 4/28/2009. Sogge-Kermani, Mahmud, conf./Fish&Game, 110.25, 4/16/2009. janitorial trg / PSIS, 403.13, 4/30/2009, they chose the easy way out: drugs, rebuild. When has making someone 6p, NW Reg. BAER mtg f&w, 186.76, Lodging;1 Nite, WAStCollaborative/ Sears, Sheryl L., Lodging;2 days, Redband 403.13 alcohol, laziness, lack of self-worth a pariah solved anything, ever? 4/7/2009. Baesecke, Heike, meals, NW MAIL@IH, 178.07, 4/28/2009, 369.03 conf./Fish&Game, 232.00, 4/16/2009. Lavezzo, Ruthmarie Dede, Reg: and crime. Don’t give me your stupid, futile, Reg. BAER mtg f&w, 122.50, 4/7/2009. Durkin, Stephen L., 1.46 109 12p- Sears, Sheryl L., 2@$49 3p-8p, cbfwa mtg R.Lavezzo Tr.Hlth, Reg:R.Lavezzo Tr.Hlth, Baesecke, Heike, parking, NW Reg. BAER 11p, stpnd:4/10/09 CTGC MTG ga, Because of the Native American’s “Proposed new chapter Colville - f&w, 73.50, 4/20/2009. Sears, Sheryl L., 205.00, 4/3/2009, 205.00 mtg f&w, 32.00, 4/7/2009, 341.26 158.96, 4/3/2009. Durkin, Stephen L., complacent acceptance of being 1day lodge, cbfwa mtg - f&w, 116.00, Cook, Jacqueline M., 228mi grandcule/ Tribes’ Zero Tolerance Act” to ill Aubertin, Charles E., 3.04@$132 4p- 711mi portang/omak, stpnd:4/10/09 4/20/2009, 818.13 seatt, BMABT workshop History, 133.30, an illegitimate child of the U.S. out. You’re asking me to judge and 7p, inter-conn.cisc.ntwrk dev, 401.28, CTGC MTG ga, 416.13, 4/3/2009. Thomas, Brenda R., .96@$132 7p- 4/22/2009. Cook, Jacqueline M., 2.0 21.33 government, we now want to punish punish, when in fact wrong choices 4/20/2009. Aubertin, Charles E., 215mi Durkin, Stephen L., 253mi prtang/seatac, 6p, mtg border crossing Enrol, 126.50, 5a-3p, BMABT workshop History, 42.66, nesp-spok-keller, inter-conn.cisc.ntwrk Stipend:4/24/09 WSGC gami, 147.81, and blame someone else besides were made from the cradle on. 4/14/2009. Thomas, Brenda R., 245mi 4/22/2009. Cook, Jacqueline M., 341mi dev, 125.78, 4/20/2009, 527.06 4/21/2009. Durkin, Stephen L., 4.0 16.33 ourselves. Rehabilitation? Where would you omak-spok, mtg border crossing Enrol, pendleton-gd-gc, nagpra jnt intrtrib.-hist, Aiken, Jennifer, Reg:Jennifer Aiken 4p-9p, Stipend:4/24/09 WSGC gami, 143.33, 4/14/2009, 269.83 199.57, 4/23/2009. Cook, Jacqueline M., Look at past history regarding begin? It might be like “the blind ece, Reg:Jennifer Aiken ece, 240.00, 65.33, 4/21/2009. Durkin, Stephen L., 1.0 Pakootas, Deon B., 0423-2409;Spok. meals .25 7a-5p, nagpra jnt intrtrib.-hist, human nature, even up to now. In the leading the blind.” 4/27/2009. Aiken, Jennifer, 3.29 @ 167. airport prkng, Stipend:4/24/09 WSGC WA, reg Deon Pakootas/KHdSt, 75.00, 26.00, 4/23/2009. Cook, Jacqueline M., 2:p-9:p, ProfDevInfant&ECcf/ECE, 549.43, gami, 26.00, 4/21/2009. Durkin, Stephen past, when our government passed Mollie M. Obrecht Tribal Tribune Tuesday, June 9, 2009 resoluTion index Tribal Tribune 15

or compensation the Corporation deems possible to discuss ways to resolve these No tribal funds involved. Chairman or appropriate.” important issues. designee is authorized to sign pertinent Resolution Numbering Legend 8 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,SA,HM,JW), 7 FOR (EW,KC,AJ,GJ,SA,HM,JW), 2 documents. Natural Resources - Nat Management & Budget - M&B Education & Employment - E&E 1 AGAINST (CA), 0 ABSTAIN AGAINST (MF,CA), 0 ABSTAIN 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM, Veterans - Vet Elections - Elc Tribal Government - Gov 2009-277.gov 2009-285.com JW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Human Services - Hum Law & Justice - L&J Culture - Cul 2009-278.m&b/com Designate Ernie Williams as the 2009-288.com Approve and concur with CIHA to Executive - Exc Gaming Task Force - Gam Community Development - Com Authorize a contract renewal for NAHASDA committee member to Schaff & Clark-Deschene, LCC for the participate in regulatory changes and enter into a long term land lease on balance of FY 2009 funding cycle. The Elena Bassett as the technical advisor to tribal trust land, tribal tract no. 101- $40,000.00 amount shall be funded from Mr. Williams. T5716, containing 25.06 acres, more or develop an MOA with Washington State Rural Law Enforcement to Combat Crime the Tribal Energy Program account. TERO 5 FOR (KC,MF,AJ,CA,HM), 2 AGAINST less for development of Buttercup Lane, April 09th, 2009 University to conduct research studies on and Drugs Grant. These grants will be assessment fees are waived. (JW,SA), 2 ABSTAIN (EW,GJ) Inchelium, WA for residential housing; reservation lakes. MOA will come back to utilized to hire three Police Officers 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM, 2009-286.com boundary survey has been completed; Resolution Index the Conditional use permit was approved CBC final approval. and two Narcotics Investigators. At the JW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Approve and concur with CIHA February 26, 2009; and environmental 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 conclusions of the grant period is a grant 2009-279.com/nat decision to withdraw from the 2009 Condensed by, Ciciley M. Yellowwolf, requirement that Department retain the assessment has been completed as of AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Approve the attached Organization WSHFC Tax Credit Round for development CBC Recording Secretary officers and investigators. April 13, 2009. No tribal funds involved. 2009-258.nat Chart for the Acquisition/Real Property of residential housing on the Buttercup 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, Chairman or designee is authorized to Authorize the CCT to intervene in the Manager and Facilities Managers, Lane subdivision site. Homeownership Council Members Present: Ernie JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN sign pertinent documents. proceedings currently before the Federal effective immediately. The Acquisition/ opportunities will be provided for those Williams, Michael Finley, Gene Joseph, 7 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,SA,JW), 2 Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) 2009-270.l&j Real Property Manager will report to the families above the 30% and 40% low Deb Louie, Carleen Anderson, Susie Allen, AGAINST (CA,HM), 0 ABSTAIN involving the Okanogan PUD license. Approve the recommendation of Executive Director, and will provide reports income range; the number of units will Cherie Moomaw, Harvey Moses Jr., Virgil 2009-289.com Seymour, John Stensgar 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 the Colville Tribal Gaming Commission to the Natural Resources Committee. The be reduced from 20 rental units; rental AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN proposed administrative revision to Facilities Manager will also report to the units will still be set aside for the very low Approve the ‘09 Indian Housing Plan in the amount $4,694,682.00 Delegation/Absent: Karen Condon 2009-259.nat Appendix X2, Section 14.4 and 14.5, Executive Director, and will also provide income families. No tribal funds involved. which shall be modified to state the plus $460,000.00 of program income (del), Jeanne Jerred (del), Andy Joseph Jr. Approve the purchase of Seo Inook’s reports to the Community Development Chairman or designee is authorized to 0.13 percent of net win shall be paid for total resources in the amount of (del), Juanita Warren (del). 19.85 fee land at the appraised value Committee. sign pertinent documents. within the thirty (30) days following the $5,154,682.00; funding period of July of $18,900.00, described as follows: 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM, 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM, end of the first quarter of closing the 1, 2009 to September 30, 2010; IHP to Listed by: Resolution No., Condensed The west half of Government Lot 1, JW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN JW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN tribal gaming operation (Colville Tribal be submitted to HUD/Northwest Office Recommendation Information, Colville Section 30, Township 30 North, Range 2009-280.com 2009-287.com Enterprise Corporation) fiscal year. This is of Native American Programs, Region X, Business Council Vote Tally. 33 East, Willamette Meridian, Ferry Approve the attached FY2009 Roads- Approve the FY 2008 IHP Amendment consistent with the intent of the Compact Seattle, WA; no tribal monies requested. County, Washington containing 19.85 Inchelium Ferry Program Organizational to include the American Recovery and and would not affect the integrity or the Chairman or designee is authorized to acres, more or less. Property to be Chart for the purposes of providing Reinvestment Act of 2009 funds in the 2009-249.l&j/nat security of any game or gaming system sign. converted into trust for the purpose of additional support to the Transportation amount of $1,718,856.00; all funds must Support legislation, offered and or component, or accounting or auditing 8 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,SA,HM,JW) consolidating Colville Tribes interest in program for use of remaining IRR be expended within a strict timeframe recommended by State Representative system or component. 0 AGAINST, 1 ABSTAIN (CA) this property and to manage timberlands funding and any related ARRA dollars by and for approved priority projects only. John McCoy, to transfer Lake Wenatchee 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, acquired fee land which is adjacent to September 30, 2010. State Park to the Colville Confederated JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Tribes for the Constituent tribe the tribal lands. To be disbursed out of the 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM, Wenatchi people. Wells Dam 1/3 Land Purchase. Chairman 2009-271.l&j JW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,SA,CM,HM,VS,JS), 1 or designee has authority to sign all Direct that subsection 14.4 Gaming 2009-281.com Compact X2 required problem gambling pertinent documents. Colville Business Council approve the TRIBAL TRIBUNE AGAINST (CA), 0 ABSTAIN payment be paid by the Colville Gaming 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 Consultant Contract (attached) in the 2009-250.nat Division to Colville Behavioral Health to AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN amount of $77,347.00 to Cascade Design, Approve the request from Parks develop a plan for implementation of a 2009-260.nat LLC, to provide Engineering Services for COPY DEADLINE - June 23, 2009 & Recreation to submit a COPS grant problem gambling education, awareness Approve the attached sub-contract the Replacement of the Nespelem School application to the Department of Justice, and treatment program. The 2008 with Tetra Tech in the amount of Loop Bridge and Sidewalk for the Colville Office of Community Oriented Policing payment total is $37,921.00. $2,692,070.00 and authorize the Chairman Tribe/BIA Branch of Roads; funds to be Services, Tribal Resources TRGP in the 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, and/or designee to sign contract and all or paid from roads construction allocations amount of $198,995.00. The purpose of any related documents. Funded by BPA, JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN the grant is to purchase 2-4x4 ATV’s; 2 from the BIA Highway Trust fund. no Tribal dollars. 2009-272.l&j Chairman or designee shall be authorized 4x4 vehicles with accessories; patrol boat 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 Approval of the Gaming Commission’s accessories; cell phone boosters; siren to sign all pertinent documents. AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN recommendation to move the Internal 9 FOR (EW,KC,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM,JW), packages for vehicles; 5 new winches; Auditor position from oversight by the computers; 10 light bars and duty gear. 2009-261.nat AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Approve the attached sub-contract CTEC Gaming Division to the oversight by 2009-282.com/m&b The CBC Chairman or designee to sign all the Gaming Commission. Effective May with Washington Water Trust in the Fund the request of the Keller documents pertaining to this request. 01, 2009 with funding reimbursement amount of $72,498.00 and authorize the Community Center. This request will be 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS) by CTEC. Removed from the original Chairman and/or her designee to sign in the amount of $13,820.00, $11,820.00 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN proposal are the Associate Internal contract and all or any related documents. will be obligated to Mallet and $2,000.00 Auditor position and the Support Staff 2009-251.nat Funded by BPA, no Tribal dollars. TERO will be for Oxarc to do fire suppression. position for the Internal Auditors budget Approve the proposed 2009-2012 fee is waived. Proposal will include Stainless Steel for fiscal year 2009. Conservation Plan (attached) and include 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 exhaust hood, grease filters, exhaust 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, it in the 2008-2012 Grazing Permits. AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN fan, welded steel exhaust duct, fire rated JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN 6 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,SA,VS,JS), 2 FROM 2009-262.nat insulation and labor/materials. Mallet (HM,CA), 0 AGAINST Approve the attached sub-contract 2009-273.l&j Sheet metal & roofing will provide labor 2009-252.nat/cul with Stephen Smith in the amount of Approve renewing the contract with and materials. This project will benefit Approve the CCT submit a joint $33,169.00 and authorize the Chairman Whitfield Russell Associates not to exceed youth and elders in the community and intertribal repatriation claim with the and/or her designee to sign contract and $30,000.00 to review, evaluate, and will be funded out of the 1/3 Wells Dam Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation all or any related documents. Funded by audit Bonneville Power Administration Youth & Elders Account. Chairperson and the Wanapum Band for any and BPA, no Tribal dollars. calculations of payments to Colville Tribes or designee has authority to sign all all NAGPRA cultural items and human 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 under Grand Coulee Dam settlement; pertinent documents. Modify the budget remains from Crab Creek, Vantage, AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN evaluate and analyze potential impacts of accordingly. Washington area that are in the collection 2009-263.nat Lake Roosevelt drawdown scenarios and 7 FOR (EW,KC,AJ,GJ,SA,HM,JW), 1 related operations of federal hydropower of the College of Dentistry, New York Approve the attached sub-contract AGAINST (CA), 0 AGAINST and water systems, as they may affect University. This authorizes the Chairperson with Summit Environmental Consultants in **MF OUT OF ROOM** hydropower revenues and the Colville or designee to sign all documents related the amount of $35,910.00 and authorize 2009-283.com/e&e A Program of Ferry County Tribes’ share of revenues from the to this matter. the Chairman and/or designee to sign Approve the appointment of Karen Grand Coulee Dam Settlement or Wells 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 contract and all or any related documents. Condon to the United Indian Tribal Dam Settlement, and authorizing the AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Funded by BPA, no Tribal dollars. TERO Nations College Board of Trustees, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Chairman or designee to sign. Contract 2009-253.nat/cul fee is waived. effective immediately. amount budgeted in approved FY 2009 Crime Victim & Shelter Programs Approve the CCT submitting a joint, 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 8 FOR (EW,MF,AJ,GJ,CA,SA,HM,JW), budget. intertribal repatriation claim with the AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN 0 AGAINST, 1 ABSTAIN (KC) Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, Inchelium: 509-722-7689 Keller: 509-634-7334 2009-264.m&b/com JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN 2009-284.com/e&e Indian Reservation, the Nez Perce Tribe, Authorize the replacement of the Rescind Resolution 2009-160 regarding Or 1-877-876-9186 the Confederated Tribes of the Warm cover, attached to the kitchen area, at the 2009-274.l&j/e&e BA requirement for Program Manager/ Approve the Indian Nation Program For after hours crisis, Springs Reservation, the Yakama Nation, Keller Rodeo grounds. The replacement Director positions. The Human Resource Agreement by and between the State Please cal 1-800-269-2380 Burns Paiute Tribe, and Klamath Tribes cost is not to exceed $25,000.00. Funds Manager will meet with the Education of Washington Department of Social & for any and all human remains from the to come from the Wells Dam, Elder & Employment Committee as soon as Ask to speak with the advocate on-call Health Services and the Confederated Eastern Oregon Area and now in the and Youth 1/3 account. Furthermore, Tribes of the Colville Reservation for collection of the University of Oregon, this authorizes a sole sourcing of this the purpose of read-only, web-based Eugene. This authorizes the Chairman or project to CTSC because of timelines. secured access to the Automated Client designee to sign all documents related The Chairman or designee is authorized PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT Eligibility System, Support Enforcement to this matter. to sign all related documents. Cover Sheet Management System, and Employment 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 1. Briefly summarize the proposed amendment: Security Department Earning data. AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Will eliminate RCW 46.20.343 (Unlawful to allow unauthorized minor child or ward to drive); add new 2009-254.nat/cul Chairman or designee to sign. Not tribal section 3-3-151 which refers to RCW 46.20. 2009-265.m&b dollars expended. Approve the CCT submitting a joint, To rescind resolution # 2009-247 in intertribal repatriation claim with the 7 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,VS,JS), 2 Delete the old wording in section 3-3-149 and add new language “Section repealed, schedule set by its entirety to include the directions given AGAINST (CM,HM), 0 AGAINST Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla to carry out said resolution. This action resolution.” Indian Reservation, the Nez Perce Tribe, returns our Executive Director, John Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Gonzales, back to permanent status under New section 3-3-15 which states “The monetary deterrent schedule shall be established periodically by April 16th, 2009 Colville Business Council Resolution. This schedule, as it may be revised, will be published in the Tribal Reservation, the Yakama Nation and the his original contract. The Chairman or Code.” Wanapum Band for any and unassociated designee is authorized to sign all related Resolution Index funerary objects recovered from the “F documents. 2. Provide the reason for the proposed amendment: Bar Village Site” on the Columbia River 6 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,HM,JS), 3 Condensed by, Ciciley M. Yellowwolf, and now in the collection of the Iowa AGAINST (CM,VS,SA), 0 AGAINST CBC Recording Secretary

Office of the State Archaeologist. This 2009-266.m&b authorizes the Chairman of designee Council Members Present: Ernie 3. List if the Chapter is new or which the section(s) are being amended or added. Approve the attached task list, to to sign all documents related to this Williams, Karen Condon, Michael Finley, 3-3-149 being amended be added to the Executive Directors New Sections 3-3-150 and 3-3-151 matter. Jeanne Jerred, Andy Joseph Jr., Gene contract as an approved amendment. 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 Joseph, Carleen Anderson, Susie Allen A progress report is to be submitted 4. Emergency: No AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN (in @ 9:18 am), Harvey Moses Jr., Juanita by, and discussed at the July 15, 2009 CBC Procedural Rule 3(c) Emergencies: If, by majority vote, an emergency is declared to exist, the Warren. 2009-255.nat/cul Management & Budget Committee Committee may immediately act on the amendment and forward it to the full CBC for final action. Approve the CCT being a party in the meeting. The Chairman or designee Delegation/Absent: Deb Louie (leave), transfer of the H.T. Harding Stone Tool has the authority to sign all related 5. Two Committee Meetings: Yes Cherie Moomaw (leave), Virgil Seymour Collection along with the Confederated documents. CBC Procedural Rule 3(b) Two Committee Meetings required: Unless the Committee finds that an (leave), John Stensgar (del). Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, 7 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,HM,VS,JS), 2 emergency exists, or the amendment involves a non-substantive language correction, all proposed code the Nez Perce Tribe, Confederated Tribes AGAINST (CM,SA), 0 ABSTAIN amendments shall be considered in at least two Committee meetings prior to the Committee acting on of the Warm Springs Reservation, the Listed by: Resolution No., Condensed whether to recommend passage or rejection of the amendment. Yakama Nation, and the Wanapum Band 2009-267.nat/m&b Recommendation Information, Colville Approve the attached FY 2009 budget from the Maryhill Museum. Collection Business Council Vote Tally. award for the 321009-Fish Stock Status Law & Justice Committee would be reburied along with identified 1st meeting: May 13, 2009 Project in the amount of $70,000.00 NAGPRA material. This authorizes 2nd meeting: June 24, 2009 and authorize the Chairman and/or her 10-signature the Chairman or designee to sign all Public Comment period: 30-day comment period. Deadline to receive comments is designee to sign contract and all or any 2009-248.m&b documents related to this matter. June 13, 2009. related documents. Funded by BPA, no Hire Gene Nicholson as Interim 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 On reservation: Code amendments are posted at each district Community Center and Sr. Meal Sites. Tribal dollars. Executive Director under a six-month AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Off-reservation: Proposed code amendments are posted on-line at www.colvilletribes.com or can be mailed 9 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,CM,HM,VS, contract as soon as possible and authorize 2009-256.nat/cul the ORA to negotiate the contract. The upon request. Comments may be returned by mail, fax, e-mail or presented to Council at the 2nd JS), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN meeting/public hearing. Approve the CCT submitting a joint, current Executive Director will work with 2009-268.nat/m&b Mail: CCT ORA-Code Reviser Phone: (509) 634-2389 E-mail: [email protected] intertribal repatriation claim with the Mr. Nicholson so he is apprised of current Approve the agreement between PO Box 150 fax: (509) 634-2387 Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Tribal issues. Authorize the Chairman or Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Nespelem, WA 99155 Indian Reservation, the Nez Perce Tribe, designee to sign the contract. and Colville Confederated Tribes for the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs 10 FOR (HM,CA,KC,JJ,MF,AJ,JW,VS, Lake Rufus Woods Enforcement Pilot 6. Non-Substantive Language Corrections: No Reservation, the Yakama Nation, and the SA,EW), 0 AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN Project in the amount of $263,000.00. No CBC Procedural rule 3(b) Non-Substantive Language Corrections: If the Committee finds the proposed Wanapum Band for any associated and/or tribal dollars needed. Indirect $23,383.00. 2009-276.m&b amendment in a non-substantive code language correction which creates no new requirements, obligations, unassociated funerary objects recovered The Colville Business Council chairperson Approve the following amendment to prohibitions, or other material changes in the existing code, it may immediately act on the amendment and from the H.T. Harding Collection and now or designee is authorized to sign all the Charter and Articles of Incorporation forward it to the full CBC for final action. in the collection of the Maryhill Museum. documents pertaining to this agreement. of Colville Tribal Credit Corporation This authorizes the Chairman or designee Request waive of TERO fees. by adding the following language to 7. Final CBC action occurred on ______, 2009 to sign all documents related to this 5 FOR (DL,SA,CM,VS,JS), 4 AGAINST Article VII-Corporate Power, B: “and If passed, resolution number and date of the Regular or Special session. matter. (EW,GJ,CA,HM), 0 ABSTAIN otherwise shall not be interpreted, If rejected, proposed amendment can be sent back to appropriate committee when concerns have all 8 FOR (EW,GJ,DL,CA,SA,HM,VS,JS), 0 2009-269.l&j applied, or enforced to limit or prohibit been addressed and appropriate process must start all over. AGAINST, 0 ABSTAIN the Corporation from assigning its Approve the Colville Tribal Police 2009-257.nat interests in any loan, loan document or cc: 14-CBC, ORA, Executive Director, Services Department Director, Public Safety Department Director, Land & Property Department to apply for the 2009 Federal Approve the request of the Fish & contract, promissory note or security Management Department Director, 4-District Community Centers,4-Sr. Meal Sites, Tribal Tribune and Tribal Web page. COPS Recovery grant and the Department Wildlife Department to move forward with agreement (including claims subject to of Justice/Bureau Justice Assistance to the assistance of the Tribal Attorney’s to litigation or not) for any form of property Tribal Tribune 16 Tribal Tribune Code amendmenTs Tuesday, June 9, 2009

PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT Cover Sheet Cover Sheet

1. Briefly summarize the proposed amendment; This is an amendment to Chapter 6-8, the Tobacco Code. 1. Briefly summarize the proposed amendment: It revises the Tobacco Code to reflect the Cigarette Tax Compact being negotiated with the State of The proposed changes to Chapter 4-1 (Fish, Wildlife and Recreation) of Title 4 will: Washington. Changes include removing the cigarette allocation rules, devising a cigarette tax and related sales tax factor imposed at the wholesaler level, creating a tribal tax stamp requirement. (a) Recognize that public safety is one of several purposes for tribal management of hunting by amending CTC §§ 4-1-3(d) and 4-1- 2. Provide the reason for the proposed amendment; This code revision is necessary to comply with the 42(a)(4). requirements of the aforementioned cigarette tax compact in negotiations. (b) Add a new section (4-1-248) prohibiting “negligent” shooting from a public highway in the North Half. 3. List if the Chapter is new or which the section(s) are being amended or added. Almost every section is being amended. (c) Add a definition of “public highway,” a term which appears in new section 4-1-248.

4. Emergency: TBD (d) Add a new section (4-1-254) prohibiting a CCT Member from aiding or abetting any non-Colville Tribal Member in violating CBC Procedural Rule 3(c) Emergencies: If, by majority vote, an emergency is declared to exist, the State hunting law while hunting on the North Half. Committee may immediately act on the amendment and forward it to the full CBC for final action. (e) Change definition of “Loaded Weapon” in CTC § 4-1-6(xx) to mean a firearm that has a bullet in the chamber. 5. Two Committee Meetings: TBD CBC Procedural Rule 3(b) Two Committee Meetings required: Unless the Committee finds that an (f) Change the ORV restrictions to clarify that non-members may not carry or transport a firearm with a bullet in the magazine or emergency exists, or the amendment involves a non-substantive language correction, all proposed code chamber in or on an ORV while within the boundaries of the Reservation (CTC § 4-1-444(21)). amendments shall be considered in at least two Committee meetings prior to the Committee acting on whether to recommend passage or rejection of the amendment. (g) Replace three references to “Fish and Wildlife Committee” with “Natural Resources Committee,” after the 2002 code amendments Joint Management & Budget & Law & Justice Committee changed the Committee’s name (CTC §§ 4-1-42(title), 4-1-218(d) and 4-1-322(d)). 1st meeting: May 6, 2009 2nd meeting: June 17, 2009 2. Provide the reason for the proposed amendment: Public Comment period: 30-day comment period. Comments need to be returned by The changes are proposed to make the Code consistent with current CCT policy. Public safety has always been one of the purposes June 13, 2009. for tribal management of hunting, but the current Code does not accurately reflect that purpose. Proposed CTC § 4-1-248 protects public safety by prohibiting “negligent” shooting from a road in the North Half. A definition for “Public Highway,” a term used in the On reservation: Code amendments are posted at each district Community Center. proposed CTC § 2-1-248, is also added. Tribal policy seeks to discourage Members from encouraging or assisting non-members from Off-reservation: Proposed code amendments are posted on-line at www.colvilletribes.com or can be mailed hunting in violation of State law on the North Half, especially if such illegal conduct limits the game available to Members. For many upon request. Comments may be returned by mail, fax, e-mail or presented to Council at the 2nd years, Tribal policy has considered a loaded weapon to be a firearm with a bullet in the chamber only. The proposed change makes meeting/public hearing. the definition of “loaded weapon” consistent with that policy. The change in the ORV restriction for non-members clarifies that they Mail: CCT ORA-Code Reviser Phone: (509) 634-2389 E-mail: [email protected] may not carry a firearm with a bullet in the chamber or magazine when riding an ORV on the Reservation. In 2002, Chapter 4-1 was PO Box 150 fax: (509) 634-2387 amended and the name of the Fish and Wildlife Committee changed to “Natural Resources Committee.” Three references to the old Nespelem, WA 99155 name need to be updated. 6. Non-Substantive Language Corrections: NO CBC Procedural rule 3(b) Non-Substantive Language Corrections: If the Committee finds the proposed 3. List if the Chapter is new or which the section(s) are being amended or added. amendment in a non-substantive code language correction which creates no new requirements, obligations, New Sections: 4-1-6(yyy), 4-1-248, 4-1-254, prohibitions, or other material changes in the existing code, it may immediately act on the amendment and Amended Sections: 4-1-3(d), 4-1-6(xx), 4-1-42(title), 4-1-42(a)(4), 4-1-218(d), 4-1-322(d), 4-1-444(b)(21) forward it to the full CBC for final action. 4. Emergency: No 7. Final CBC action occurred on ______, 2009 CBC Procedural Rule 3(c) Emergencies: If, by majority vote, an emergency is declared to exist, the Committee may immediately If passed, resolution number and date of the Regular or Special session. act on the amendment and forward it to the full CBC for final action. If rejected, proposed amendment can be sent back to appropriate committee when concerns have all been addressed and appropriate process must start all over. 5. Two Committee Meetings: Yes CBC Procedural Rule 3(b) Two Committee Meetings required: Unless the Committee finds that an emergency exists, or the cc: 14-CBC, ORA, Executive Director, Services Department Director, Public Safety Department Director, Land & Property Management Department Director, 4-District Community Centers,4-Sr. Meal Sites, Tribal Tribune and Tribal Web page. amendment involves a non-substantive language correction, all proposed code amendments shall be considered in at least two Committee meetings prior to the Committee acting on whether to recommend passage or rejection of the amendment.

______Committee st PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT 1 meeting: 2nd meeting: Cover Sheet Public Comment period: 30, 45, 60 or 90 day comment period.

1. Briefly summarize the proposed amendment: On reservation: Code amendments are posted at each district Community Center and Sr. Meal Sites. The proposed changes to Chapter 6-1-30- (Appeal to Committee—Citation or Notification of Assessment Off-reservation: Proposed code amendments are posted on-line at www.colvilletribes.com or can be mailed upon request. Comments of Penalty—Final Order—Procedure—Redetermination—Hearing) of Title 6 will delete the process of may be returned by mail, fax, e-mail or presented to Council at the 2nd meeting/public hearing. going to Tribal Court, it will now allow for such appeals to be heard through the Colville Administrative Mail: CCT ORA-Code Reviser Phone: (509) 634-2389 E-mail: [email protected] Procedures Act, CTDC 2-4-1. PO Box 150 fax: (509) 634-2387 Nespelem, WA 99155 2. Provide the reason for the proposed amendment: The changes are proposed to allow a more efficient manner of taking care of appeals. 6. Non-Substantive Language Corrections: No CBC Procedural rule 3(b) Non-Substantive Language Corrections: If the Committee finds the proposed amendment in a non- 3. List if the Chapter is new or which the section(s) are being amended or added. substantive code language correction which creates no new requirements, obligations, prohibitions, or other material changes in the existing code, it may immediately act on the amendment and forward it to the full CBC for final action. Amended Sections: 6-1-30 (c) deleted and added new language. 6-1-31 deleted. 7. Final CBC action occurred on ______, 2009 If passed, resolution number and date of the Regular or Special session. 4. Emergency: No If rejected, proposed amendment can be sent back to appropriate committee when concerns have all been addressed and CBC Procedural Rule 3(c) Emergencies: If, by majority vote, an emergency is declared to exist, the appropriate process must start all over. Committee may immediately act on the amendment and forward it to the full CBC for final action. cc: 14-CBC, ORA, Executive Director, Services Department Director, Public Safety Department Director, Land & Property Management Department Director, 4- 5. Two Committee Meetings: Yes District Community Centers,4-Sr. Meal Sites, Tribal Tribune and Tribal Web page. CBC Procedural Rule 3(b) Two Committee Meetings required: Unless the Committee finds that an emergency exists, or the amendment involves a non-substantive language correction, all proposed code amendments shall be considered in at least two Committee meetings prior to the Committee acting on whether to recommend passage or rejection of the amendment.

Law & Justice Committee 1st meeting: May 13, 2009 2nd meeting: St. Mary’S MiSSion Public Comment period: 30, 45, 60 or 90 day comment period. Abuse Victims Have Limited On reservation: Code amendments are posted at each district Community Center and Sr. Meal Sites. Off-reservation: Proposed code amendments are posted on-line at www.colvilletribes.com or can be mailed Time to Make Claims upon request. Comments may be returned by mail, fax, e-mail or presented to Council at the 2nd meeting/public hearing. Mail: CCT ORA-Code Reviser Phone: (509) 634-2389 E-mail: [email protected] PO Box 150 fax: (509) 634-2387 Nespelem, WA 99155

6. Non-Substantive Language Corrections: No SPECIAL NOTICE CBC Procedural rule 3(b) Non-Substantive Language Corrections: If the Committee finds the proposed amendment in a non-substantive code language correction which creates no new requirements, obligations, FOR FORMER STUDENTS prohibitions, or other material changes in the existing code, it may immediately act on the amendment and OF ST. MARY’S MISSION: forward it to the full CBC for final action.

7. Final CBC action occurred on ______, 2009 If passed, resolution number and date of the Regular or Special session. If rejected, proposed amendment can be sent back to appropriate committee when concerns have all been addressed and appropriate process must start all over. Deadlines for iling of claims

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The Jesuits (Society of Jesus, Oregon Province) have iled for bankruptcy. PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT Cover Sheet If you or someone you know attended St. Mary’s Mission prior to 1974, you 1. Briefly summarize the proposed amendment: may have information important to those seeking justice. Add under section 2-1-104 (d) Proof required, that it is the defendant’s responsibility to serve all jail time, pay all fines and court costs, by the date of his/he pre-dismissal hearing. Also to add in same section (2) for signature by probation officer. Attorneys representing St. Mary’s Mission abuse survivors since 2005 would like to speak to you conidentially about any information you are 2. Provide the reason for the proposed amendment: willing to share. If jail time, court costs is ordered, to make sure this is all completed before the pre-dismissal hearing.

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7. Final CBC action occurred on ______, 2009 If passed, resolution number and date of the Regular or Special session. If rejected, proposed amendment can be sent back to appropriate committee when concerns have all * Northwest Attorneys for Justice is a group of Northwest attorneys and law irms committed to prevent- been addressed and appropriate process must start all over. ing childhood abuse and empowering those who have been abused. Our irms and attorneys are located throughout the Northwest and have extensive experience representing victims and their families. cc: 14-CBC, ORA, Executive Director, Services Department Director, Public Safety Department Director, Land & Property Management Department Director, 4-District Community Centers,4-Sr. Meal Sites, Tribal Tribune and Tribal Web page.

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