Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of • Volume 44, Number 22, Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Lady Indians Host Pink Out for Cancer Bago Bits…

MiMi has been busy decorating the 3rd and 4th grade classroom doors with the read aloud stories for this month. Mrs. Finzen’s 4th grade class explored the writings of Edgar Ellen Poe. The Tell Tale Heart was great inspiration for the 4th graders to try writing a few of their own spooky tales.

The Winnebago Lady Indians recently hosted a Volleyball Triangular & Parents Night against the Lady Eagles of Allen, Nebraska and the girls from Whiting, IA. The night named “Pink Out” raised “$350 plus dollars for the June E. Nylen Cancer Center in honor of a few teachers at Winnebago Public School that have or are currently fi ghting breast Cancer; Norene Stomberg, Sandra Kai, and Deb Snyder, said Assistant Coach, Katy Williams. “The Lady Indians would like to extend a Thank You to all the community members, Winnebago Public School staff, Senior Lady Indian, Jacey Price, and her Ma & Pa at the Parent’s Night Volleyball and the fans who helped accomplish this great event,” Williams said. The Lady Indians presented Norene Stromberg with a check for $350 game. at the event. The Lady Indians defeated Allen in 3 sets, Set 1- Winnebago 25-13, Set 2- Allen 21-25 Set 3- Winnebago 31-29. But fell short against a tuff Whiting team. Set 1- Whiting 25-18 Set 2- Whiting 27-25. Congratz Lady Indians on a fi ne season! Go Big Blue! Indians Hand the Knights a 42-12 Season Closer

Local brand new Winnebago Activist, Thelma Whitewater. Stand with Standing Rock, at the DAPL Protector Camp.

The Winnebago Indians were in top form for their season ender last week. The Indians traveled 6 miles north to Homer, Nebraska, home of the best fried chicken in Northeast Nebraska and the Homer Knights. The Indians generated 42 points on the scoreboard and held the Knights to only 2 scores for the night. Coach Adam James, “I am very proud of our boys, they played hard and wanted the win.” Next up for the Indians, basketball and their second wrestling season. Go Big Blue!!!

Won’t be long Bago Residents, and that light will be history. Lets hope the rains hold off for a bit longer. Cobell Land Buy Back of Winnebago As part of the Cobell Settlement, the 2017, through a Cooperative Agreement your individual land interests, regis- Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska was se- the Winnebago Land Buyback Program ter you as a willing seller. Our Land lected to participate in the $1.9 Billion is here to assist in pre-offer outreach, Buyback offi ce can also be reached to Dollar Federal Land Buyback Program answering general questions and nota- answer any further questions at 402- with a purchase estimate of $18.5 Mil- rizing documents and directing other 878-4260. lion dollars to be allocated to individual inquiries to the Trust Benefi ciary Call Like us on Facebook at Winnebago- land owners. The timeframe for an offer Center 888-678-6836. This call center Land-Buyback-Program for future Educare Winnebago students get a look to be sent to out from the Federal Land can update your address for Offi ce of scheduled events and information. inside the newest Ambulance of the Win- Buyback Program is February/March Special Trustee, answer questions on www.bagobuyback.com nebago EMS fl eet for Career Days. Indianz.com… Dina Gilio-Whitaker: #NoDAPL crackdown shows how racism lives on Monday, October 31, 2016 is alive and well in the United States, incident with a DAPL employee armed argues Dina Gilio-Whitaker, a member with an automatic weapon who was of the Colville Tribes: thankfully apprehended by BIA police. October 27, 2016 will go down as one As the aggression unfolded through- of the saddest days in a very long time out the day, virtually the only live cov- for Indian country, and for the United erage on the ground came from social States more broadly. The events of this media. None of the major media outlets day--the violent police crackdown on appeared to be there to document what the Standing Rock water protectors and may amount to the worst civil rights HCI’s newest venture in nearby Sioux the acquittal of Ammon Bundy et al for violations since those of the 1960's. I City, , the Virginia Street develop- their armed occupation of a national sat and watched on facebook all day, ment. Apartments, Condos, and lofts are wildlife area--taken altogether point to in horror, as one live feed after another in the works for area renters. a much larger reality that still exists was jammed and then re-established in twenty-fi rst century US: the settler in my effort to bear witness to the state is here to protect settlers and set- crackdown. tler institutions; Native problems are Read More: not important enough for the press to Dina Gilio-Whitaker: In Case You be concerned with; which all points to Thought Racism Was Dead (Indian Authorities in riot gear forcibly the unavoidable conclusion that white Country Today 10/30) evicted elders, women, youth and supremacy is still the unspoken law of More #NoDAPL Opinions: other Dakota Access Pipeline resist- the land. Aaron Bady: The protests at Stand- ers in North Dakota on October 27, The announcement of the Bundy ac- ing Rock are necessary. What 2016. Photo by Adam Alexander Johansson quittal hit the mainstream media toward happened at Malheur was non- / AdaMedia Med Mera the end of the day after hours of a brutal sense. (The Los Angeles Times 10/30) standoff on North Dakota's highway Bill McKibben: Why Dako- 1806. People were exposed to pepper ta Is the New Keystone (The New As authorities made hundreds of spraying, sound cannons, concussion York Times 10/29) #NoDAPL arrests in North Dakota, grenades, tasers, rubber bullets, the an all-White jury in Oregon was clear- shooting (and killing) of horses, the con- For this and more stories from around ing seven people who took over a federal fi scation of sacred items, and violent ar- Indian Country visit us at www.indianz. refuge with arms and ammunition. The rests. There was even a narrowly averted com disparate treatment shows how racism The Winnebago Cheer Team was in Sioux Falls recently to attend a Cheer Camp to fi ne tune the Cheer skills. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2— Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, November 2, 2016 What’s Happening

Frank LaMere Speaks… DEAR GOVERNOR RICKETTS, ON THE BEATING DEATH OF SHERRY WOUNDED FOOT WHO WAS FOUND IN WHITECLAY ON AUGUST 5TH. I ASKED THE STATE PATROL OF THEIR INVES- TIGATION BUT THEY SAID THEY HAD NO AUTHORITY AND THAT SHERIDAN COUNTY MUST LEAD THE INVESTIGA- TION. THAT TRAGICALLY IS HOW IT HAS GONE AND HOW I BELIEVE IT WILL ALWAYS GO. YESTERDAY, I WAS TOLD THAT MORTON COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA SENT OUT A PLEA FOR LAW ENFORCE- MENT OFFICERS FROM NEBRASKA TO JOIN THEM AT THE DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION SITES TO COUNTER PEACEFUL AND PRAYERFUL NATIVE PEOPLE AND THEIR ALLIES WHO ARE EXERCISING THEIR TREATY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AS YOU KNOW I HAVE ASKED RIGHTS TO STAND UP FOR MOTHER COUNTLESS TIMES OVER THE EARTH AND FOR OUR WATER. YEARS FOR NEBRASKA TO STOP I AM TOLD THAT NEBRASKA BY THE ILLEGAL FLOW OF ALCOHOL AGREEMENT MUST DO THAT AND FROM WHITECLAY ONTO THE DRY THAT ALL THE POWERS THAT BE IN PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION IN THE GOVERNORS OFFICE, THE STATE . MY PLEAS HAVE PATROL AND OTHER AGENCIES IN FALLEN ON DEAF EARS! I CAME THE PUBLIC TRUST HAD NO PROBLEM FROM THERE SUNDAY AND I WOULD FINDING THE AUTHORITY THEY NEED SHARE THAT THINGS HAVE NEVER TO SUPPORT WHAT I THINK IS ONE BEEN WORSE! OF THE MOST CORRUPT STATES IN THERE EXISTS AT WHITECLAY A THE COUNTRY. NORTH DAKOTA HAS CLIMATE OF FEAR, TENSION AND ALLOWED OIL COMPANIES TO RUN FRUSTRATION BROUGHT ABOUT BY RAMPANT OVER TRIBAL LANDS AND HOPELESSNESS AND THE TARGET- THEN MISTREAT THOSE WHO WOULD ING OF THE VULNERABLE AND AD- ASK THEM WHY. DICTED THERE THAT PREVAILS IR- AS A NATIVE AMERICAN AND A RESPECTIVE OF WHAT APOLOGISTS NEBRASKAN I WOULD ASK YOU WHY FOR THE BEER SELLERS WOULD YOU WOULD EVEN CONSIDER SEND- SAY. SHERIDAN COUNTY AND THE ING NEBRASKANS TO STAND BE- STATE OF NEBRASKA PROVIDES SIDE LAWMEN WHO WOULD PEPPER LITTLE IF ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT, SPRAY, USE BATONS, PHYSICALLY PUBLIC SAFETY, OR PROTECTION HoChunk Renaissance News… ABUSE AND OTHERWISE MANHANDLE FOR THOSE VICTMIZED AND EVEN INDIAN MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN MURDERED AT WHITECLAY AND IT WHO HAVE NO WAY TO DEFEND HAS LED TO FEELINGS OF HOSTIL- THEMSELVES. SOME OF YOUR OWN ITY THAT MUST BE RECOGNIZED NEBRASKA NATIVE CITIZENS WERE BY THOSE IN THE PUBLIC TRUST. MACED AND BITTEN BY ATTACK IT HAS SADLY BEEN IGNORED! DOGS! IT IS UNCONSCIONABLE THAT WHITECLAY IS LIKE A TIME BOMB NEBRASKA POLICE OFFICERS OR WAITING TO GO OFF! IT CANNOT BE MEMBERS OF THE STATE PATROL EXPLAINED AWAY. EVEN CONSIDER BEING A PART OF IN THE EARLY DAYS OF YOUR THE FIASCO THERE MUCH LESS ON ADMINISTRATION I ASKED YOU TO A FRONT LINE STARING DOWN THOSE SHUT DOWN WHITECLAY AND YOU WHO ARE LOOKING OUT AND EVEN SAID YOU WOULD ADDRESS THE PRAYING FOR THEM. MATTER. YOU ATTEMPTED TO DO SO BY PUTTING TOGETHER AN ALMOST I DO NOT KNOW PROTOCOL NOR EXCLUSIVELY WHITE WORK GROUP DO I WISH A TUTORIAL. I SIMPLY WHO REMAINS DEVOID OF ANY AU- ASK YOU TO RESCIND ANY ORDER THORITY, TRANSPARENCY AND ROLE OR AUTHORIZATION OR PULL BACK IN THE PUBLIC TRUST. THEY HAVE ANY NEBRASKA LAW ENFORCEMENT SECRET, CLOSED MEETINGS THAT I PERSONNEL FROM THE STANDING HOPE YOU HAVE NOT SANCTIONED. ROCK GATHERING. LET THOSE AT THEY HAVE BECOME A “STRAW MAN” STANDING ROCK EXERCISE THEIR WHOSE ONLY FUNCTION THAT I SEE GOD GIVEN RIGHT TO TRY TO LIVE, IS TO KEEP THE FLOW OF ALCOHOL These banners will be posted soon along the main street light poles going TO GROW AND TO FLOURISH AND TO through Winnebago. They have been purchased and designed by HoChunk AND MISERY GOING NORTH AND PROVIDE A BETTER WAY FOR THE Renaissance. THE DOLLARS AND TAX REVENUE GENERATIONS TO COME! WE WILL FLOWING SOUTH. I RECOUNT ALL ALL BE THE BETTER FOR IT. OF THIS FOR A REASON GOVERNOR. I HAVE ASKED YOU AND THE IF THERE IS JUSTIFICATION NEED- Hiwasu re signs are posted in town with community STATE OF NEBRASKA TO STOP ED TO KEEP OUR PEACE OFFICERS STOP signs. THE DEATH, THE DYING AND THE AT HOME SEND THEM TO SHERIDAN LAWLESSNESS AT WHITECLAY AND COUNTY AND WHITECLAY TO EN- Both have been purchased by HoChunk Renais- THE CRIPPLING OF THE CHILDREN FORCE THE LAW, TO SOLVE COUNT- sance and approved by the Village of Winnebago. CAUSED BY FETAL ALCOHOL SYN- LESS UNSOLVED MURDERS, TO DROME BY TAKING THE LICENSES STOP BOOTLEGGING, TO ENFORCE AWAY FROM THE BEER SELLERS. LIQUOR LAWS VIOLATED BY SELL- YOU SAID YOU HAD NO AUTHORITY ERS HOURLY AND TO KEEP ORDER. AND THAT I SHOULD APPROACH I SAY ORDER BECAUSE THERE IS NO THE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMIS- PEACE. NEBRASKA HAS OUR OWN SION. I DID SO. THEY SAID THEY STANDING ROCK…IT IS WHITECLAY. WPS Looking For Active Duty HAD NO AUTHORITY AND THAT THEY WE SHOULD TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN WOULD NEED EVIDENCE. I GATHER PROBLEMS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR Servicemen & Women THAT FIVE UNSOLVED BRUTAL INDULGENCE, Winnebago Public School is trying to compile a list of current Veterans MURDERS SINCE 1997 WAS NOT RESPECTFULLY, along with their addresses before Veterans Day (11 Nov. 2016) this year. ENOUGH EVIDENCE SO I FOCUSED FRANK LAMERE We request this information in order to send out cards thanking our local Veterans for their service. Point of Contact is Matthew McArthur – [email protected] 402-878-2224 Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, November 2, 2016 — Page 3 In My Opinion

Thoughts from the Big Election… by Lance Morgan JESUS OUR SAVIOR Pastor Ricky Jacob seems crazy to me. LUTHERAN OUTREACH

Trump has done a great job of tap- “A Time for Civil Disobedience?” ping into an angry white population. If Jesus took a position by saying His focus on losing jobs to Mexico and Civil disobedience, when it is proper ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to their question he would be China is a real issue that upsets work- and necessary to disobey those who are called a traitor. Saying ‘Yes’, he would ing people. But his over focus on im- in authority? Please be very careful how either to be a traitor to Caesar, the one migrants, both from Central America you answer this question. whom God had placed in position of and from Islamic countries has sealed authority, or saying ‘No’ then he would his fate in this election. When people in position of author- be a traitor to his own tribal people. ity abuse their power they should be What was his answer? The immigration issue is like a gi- held accountable. However, as my mom ant code word for racist policies. The taught: two wrongs don’t make it right. "But Jesus, aware of their malice, republicans had a plan. Split the white said, "Why put me to the test, you vote, get 10 to 20 percent of the black Soon there will be an election and it hypocrites? Show me the coin for the vote and try and split the Hispanic vote. appears that less than half of Americans tax." And they brought him a denarius. Hispanics share a lot of the conserva- support either presidential candidate. And Jesus said to them, "Whose like- tive values and a larger percentage Who is responsible for the one who will ness and inscription is this?" They would be republicans if the party didn’t be left standing and voted in? In a word: said, "Caesar's." Then he said to them, spend all their time attacking them to ‘God.’ Yes, God allows those who by fair "Therefore render to Caesar the things pander to their angry base. It is no elections, or by hook or by crook, are that are Caesar's, and to God the things coincidence that Ted Cruz and Marco elected or even those who over power that are God's." Matthew 22:18-21 ESV] Rubio were Hispanic and that Jeb Bush others. I sometimes wonder what is more had Hispanic kids. But Trump called It was not long after this encounter important in Winnebago, the national Mexicans criminals and rapists on his This is what Paul, who was inspired that Jesus would unjustly be sen- election or the Tribal election. I would fi rst day running for offi ce and as a by God’s Spirit, wrote to all those in tenced to death by the Roman gover- usually say the tribal election except result will get only about 10 percent of Rome who are loved by God and called nor, Pontius Pilate. This same Pilate for the fact that our turnout for the the Hispanic vote, essentially handing to be saints: ‘Let every person be subject released Barabbas a known terrorist last tribal election was embarrassingly Hillary the election. The same Hillary to the governing authorities. For there is and attempted to wash his hands of low compared to some previous years— who would probably had lost to both Ted no authority except from God, and those the matter. less than 500. Our low voter turnout Cruz and Marco Rubio. The republicans that exist have been instituted by God. combined with the fact that most of our better fi gure out that a few of their core Therefore whoever resists the authori- The Good News is that Jesus was members live off the reservation or are platforms need to change because the ties resists what God has appointed, and willing to be unjustly stripped, whipped, under age means approximately 8 per- changing demographics of this country those who resist will incur judgment.’ spit upon, mocked, and nailed to a cent of the Winnebago people decided will ensure that the Democrats will [Romans 13:1-2 ESV] cross by a ruler that His Heavenly who should be our leaders this year. continue to put their candidates in the Father placed in authority. Jesus paid White House. Saul, the fi rst king of Israel rose up with His holy, precious blood and with I have never been a big proponent against a shepherd boy named David in His innocent suffering and death all the of off-reservation voting, but when Ardel Bengston order to kill him. David was given two injustice in the world. Jesus died so only 8 percent of us vote it creates a opportunities to take King Saul’s life, that you might have the promise of the problem. The whole election system I am also voting for Ardel Bengston but he would not harm the one whom forgiveness of sins, life and salvation. becomes susceptible to manipulation for the state legislature. I met with both God had anointed as king. Faith in Jesus receives these blessings by one or two large extended families Ardel and her opponent Joni Albrecht. and no government or authority can with an embedded interest. Families Joni seemed nice enough to be honest, In Jesus’ day, Caesar was the domi- deny you of them. tend to vote together and they vote their but I later heard about some anti-tribal nate emperor of the occupying forces of fi nancial interest more often than not. comments she made which bugged me. the Roman army. Caesar had appointed Back to the question found in the This creates the potential for overt and I called Joni Albrecht and I reached a Herod Antipas, the son of King Herod title of this article: Is there a time for subtle abuses. comfort level with what was said and the Great, to rule over the region of civil disobedience? Yes, when it comes decided to put it behind me. However, Galilee. It was during this time that the to honoring God above all else. I don’t like the possibility that our I recently decided that Ardel would be Pharisees and the Herodians, (those who tribal government is at risk of becom- the better choice, because Governor supported King Herod), attempted to One example is when Peter and John ing a family business, but the promises Pete Ricketts donated heavily to Joni trap Jesus with this question: "Teacher, were instructed to stop telling others made to get into offi ce and to stay in of- Albrecht’s campaign. we know that you are true and teach the Good News about Jesus they replied fi ce often create real pressure to provide the way of God truthfully, and you do to the Jewish ruling council: ‘Judge for jobs or benefi ts to those family members The Governor has been rough on the not care about anyone's opinion, for you yourselves whether it is right in God’s or close supporters. All of this creates tribe lately. He was against our gam- are not swayed by appearances. Tell sight to obey you rather than God. For ineffi ciency, costs money and leads us bling petition. He cancelled our tobacco us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to we cannot help speaking about what we down the wrong path. compact negotiations in what seemed pay taxes to Caesar, or not?" [Matthew have seen and heard.’ [Acts 4:19 NIV] like retaliation for our gambling petition 22:15-17 ESV] Hillary? and he recently sent the Nebraska state patrol to arrest native pipeline protest- The whole goofy presidential election ers in North Dakota. Letter to the Editor… is the largest reality TV show in history Built Environment 3rd Period: 9th and has made the entire election a joke. The Governor has been giving people “” grade; Orion Cox, Robbie Lovejoy, Ivan Maybe Trump will fi nally get his Emmy. money who he expects will do what he Denice Sterr, Winnebago Public, is Redhorn, Kecia Thomas. 10th Grade. I am voting for Hillary Clinton. She wants. I heard that Mrs. Albrecht said starting an “American Sign Language Tahrell Bird, Samuel Farmer, Prosper isn’t the most inspiring candidate and she would not be beholden to him, but club.” Starting January 9, 2017. Gilpin, Tyrese Gorrin, Kiylista Hard- she is so politically calculating that it is giving the situation, I think that Ardel Children can have a lot of fun, with en, Kaileah Walker, Marcus Walker, hard to imagine any signifi cant changes Bengston is the better choice for me. a study buddy, learning a valuable Jamisen Wolfeleader, Daelyn Zagurski. under her administration. But, I sure skill that can last a lifetime. They Art I: Instructor; Dale Mette. 9th as heck ain’t voting for Trump who just Contact me at [email protected] might end up teaching American sign language. Denice Sterr can help and Grade; Darius Bennett, Matthew Black- advise them to work toward getting fi sh, Nannette Cline, Jeriah Grey Owl, a teachers certificate. Anything is Lourde Kearnes, Drew Parker, Marissa possible. Picotte, Verando Primeaux, Melvin All Indian schools might consider Rice, Emmett Walker. 11th Grade; having “American Sign Language” in Bailey Blackdeer, Kileaha Hancock, De- their schools, K-12. The younger they onna Harris, Russell Morrison, Jaelyn start the better. Thompson. P.S. no work no eat. Today and Art II: 10th Grade; Joseph DeCora, everyday they eat food meant for chil- Lauren John, Wakaja Big Fire. 11th dren…why? Grade; Ivory Blackbird, Elijh Frazier. 12th Grade; Cedrick Blackldeer, Zena “Winnebago Public School Shop” Davidson, Ma Na zhee ga Cleveland. Student Recognition: Introduction Drawing I: 9th; Gavin Farmer, Sa- to Construction. Instructor: Dusty vannah Fierro, Marcus Harlan, Scott Welsh. Class Roster: 11th Grade; Kai- Kearnes, Ronald Painter, Jaiden Payer, nyn Cariaga, Jaylen Harden, Hoonch Ricky Suarez, Cristoff White Eagle. Gee Peenay Ga, Garrett Marr, Derrell 10th; Jocelyn Colvin, Aniyah Grant, Zagurski. 11th; Helene Cox, Ravyn Kearnes- Advance Welding. Instructor: Dusty Loera, Nicholas Painter, Mary Painter, Welsh, 1st Semester: 10th Grade; Eric Shatecia Thomas, Jaracelene Whitewa- Caramony, Javier Nunez, Jarrett Tyn- ter-Whiteyes, Derrell Zagurski. dall, Terrance Whitebear-Frenchman. Ceramics I; 10th grade; Lau- 11th Grade; Charles Springer. 12th ren John, Victoria Thomas-Horton. Grade; Iktomi Rice, Kyle Urbanec. 11th Grade; Shalise Cline, Alexandrea All 7th/8th grade students (not the Flanders. 12th Grade; Angela Big Bear, academy students) take 9 weeks of Cedrick Blackdeer, Angelo Suarez. Industrial Arts class each year. Ceramics II; Grade 12th; Allie Built Environment 1st period: Frenchman. Instructor: Dusty Welsh. 9th Grade; The HoChunk Renaissance Project recently gathered a number of Winnebago Language Darius Bennett, Scott Kearnes, Mat- Thanks Pat Greyhair, MaXi ska speakers and their support staff. While in Wayne, Nebraska WHS students visited the thew McDonald, Marisa Picotte 10th Planetarium. Grade; Eric Caramony, Deshawn P.S. Both Art & Music important to a Kitcheyan, Johnathan Zamudio. 12th good education. Those who do not take Grade. Tristan DeCora, Joshua Miles, these are missing out…a lot. New Deadline ! ! ! Kristin Neff, Aubria Tyndall. for Winnebago Newspaper STORIES OF OUR CHILDREN Part 6 will be delayed for one more issue due to the illness of the author. November 11 Thanks, Marian

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WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA 2016 Election Board payment at WPS Phyllis Ware REGULAR TRIBAL COUNCIL Curtis St. Cyr motioned to ratify the Isaac Smith motioned to approve Cece Earth MEETING 5 signature to approve the payment of the request in the amount of $4,000.00 Amy Painter October 3, 2016 $250.00 for each Election Board member match from the WPS students for the Lewis St. Cyr and support staff (KW, MK, TL) for 2016 purpose of participating in a professional Craig Cleveland, Jr. TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: October Election. audio and video recording workshop. Jewel Parker Frank White Louis LaRose seconded. Vincent Bass seconded. Tiffany Warner Vincent Bass VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Judge Forney Kenneth Mallory Motion carried. Motion carried. John Snowball Victoria Kitcheyan (I.S. out at 11:00 a.m.) Lea Cleveland Curtis St. Cyr CEO REPORT: (I.S. in at 11:30 a.m.) Linda Free Isaac Smith Appropriations Budget Washington, D.C. update – Victoria Keithan Walker James Snow Vincent Bass motioned to approve the Kitcheyan updated other council mem- Alonzo Frenchman Louis LaRose Appropriations Budget for 2017 and ap- bers regarding recent meetings in Wash- Ben Rassmusen Darla LaPointe proving 6 months for the YCIC program. ington, D.C. – No action. Antonia Ybarra OTHERS PRESENT: Frank White seconded. Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to have Garan Coons VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Myra Munson represent the Winnebago OPENING PRAYER: Coly Brown of- Qui Qui St.Cyr Motion carried. Tribe of Nebraska at the Great Plains fered the opening prayer. Mary Greaves Tribal Chairman Level. James Snow SWEARING IN: Judge Forney Joy Long Resolution seconded. swears in newly elected council mem- Brian Mathers Vincent Bass motioned to adopt reso- VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain bers; Coly Brown, Kenneth Mallory, and Troy Armell, Jr. lution #16-131; To authorize transfer of Motion carried. Frank White. Sharon Frenchman income from the tribe’s general invest- Vincent Bass motioned to suspend CALL TO ORDER: Judge Forney Cece Earth ment account. Louis LaRose seconded. the rules. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded. calls the meeting to order at 9:40 a.m. Jim Frenchman VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Charles Rice Motion carried. Motion carried. VOTE FOR CHAIRMAN: Kristen Whitebeaver James Frenchman Issue: referred Judge Forney calls for nominations Winona Rice Financial Policies and Procedure to Sharon Frenchman to look into and for the Chairman. Darla LaPointe Joy Johnson Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve follow up. nominates Kenneth Mallory. Victoria Tyren Wolfe the Finance Policies and Procedures. Kitcheyan nominates James Snow. Lance Morgan Vincent Bass seconded. Resolution #17-2 Curtis St. Cyr nominates Frank White. Eve Craft VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Vincent Bass motioned to adopt Darla motioned for nominations to Jade Farmer Motion carried. resolution 17-2; Danelle Smith Home cease. James Snow seconded. Pat Madsen Joy Johnson - Grant Planning Offi ce Site Lease Cancellation. James Snow VOTE: (9) yes (0) no (0) abstain Rita Redhorn-Harden Report – No Action Taken seconded. Motion carried. Keely Purscell VOTE: (8) yes (0) no \ (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory (1) James Snow Enrollment -Non-disclosure item Motion carried. (3) Frank White (5) CALL TO ORDER: Chairwoman Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve (VK out at 12:40 p.m.) Judge Forney turns over the table to LaPointe called the meeting to order at the Non-disclosure request from Alice Enrollment Non- disclosure request newly elected Chairman Frank White. 9:10 a.m. John to receive cobell money. James – Info to “Get out the Vote” OPENING PRAYER: Kenneth Mal- Snow seconded. Vincent Bass motioned to approve the VOTE FOR VICE-CHAIRMAN: lory offered the opening prayer. VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain non-disclosure request. Louis LaRose Chairman White calls for nomina- Motion carried. seconded tions for Vice-Chairman. Kenneth Mal- ADOPT AGENDA: CALL TO ORDER; Enrollment – request of funds (VK in at 12:50 p.m.) lory nominates Vincent Bass. Vincent OPENING PRAYER; ADOPT AGENDA; Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ap- Freeze all wages Bass nominates James Snow. James Reading of the Minutes: 9-19-16; prove the request of $2500.00 to do a Vincent Bass motioned to freeze all Snow nominates Curtis St. Cyr. Darla RATIFY 5 SIGNATURES: 1. General mass mailing to Enrolled members of the wages regardless of funding sources. LaPointe motioned for nominations to Counsel to attend meetings in Washing- Winnebago Tribe. Seconded by Curtis Victoria Kitcheyan seconded. cease. Vincent Bass seconded. ton, D.C. with the Tribal Treasurer, 2. St. Cyr. VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (8) yes (0) no(0) abstain M o - Pay for room for presenter Ed Spevak, VOTE: (6) yes (1) no, VB (1) abstain, Motion carried. tion carried. 3. Non-disclosure Agreement Terry St. KM Motion carried. Stimulus Payments – Discussion; Vincent Bass (5) James Snow (0) Cyr, 4. Pay 2016 election board; CEO will do more research. Curtis St. Cyr (4) REPORT: 1. FY 17 appropriations, 2. OLD BUSINESS: Vincent Bass remains Vice-Chair- Trust Resolution, 3. Finance Policies Re-advertise Nursing Home Commit- ADJOURN: man. and Procedures; OLD BUSINESS: 1. tee (no applicants) James Snow motioned to adjourn at Re-advertise Nursing Home Commit- Vincent Bass motioned to re-advertise 1:00 p.m. Frank White seconded. VOTE FOR TREASURER: tee (no applicants), 2. Bill Mallory, for the Nursing Home Committee. James VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Chairman White calls for nomina- DDU, 3. HCCDC- Brian Mathers; NEW Snow seconded. Motion carried. tions for Treasurer. Darla LaPointe BUSINESS: 1. LPTC – Board member VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Chairwoman LaPointe adjourned the nominates Victoria Kitcheyan. Kenneth resignation and other vacancy coming Motion carried. meeting at 1:00 p.m. Mallory motioned for nominations to up, 2. On-site meeting invite - Big Sioux DDU Issues – Bill Mallory (no show) cease. Darla LaPointe seconded. WMA and 13LO335 at Inwood, IA, 3. HCCDC – Brian Mathers; Winnebago Respectfully submitted, VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Travel for Government-to-Government Community Food System Planning Proj- Kenneth Mallory, Secretary Motion carried. Consultations, Minneapolis, MN (JS, ect. Info Only. Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Victoria Kitcheyan remains Treasurer FW), 4. Ho-chunk Village/lot changes NEW BUSINESS: by acclamation. – Lance Morgan; TRIBAL COUNCIL (CS, VK out at 10:20 a.m.) SPECIAL TRIBAL COUNCIL MEETING ITEMS: 1. n’we jinan – Request from LPTC SWEARING IN OF COUNCIL VOTE FOR SECRETARY: Students at WPS Vincent Bass motioned to accept the OCTOBER 5, 2016 Chairman White calls for nomina- Curtis St. Cyr motioned to adopt the resignation of Sharon Frenchman and tions for Secretary. Victoria Kitcheyan agenda. Vincent Bass seconded. advertise for (2) two members for the TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: nominates Kenneth Mallory. Darla VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Little Priest Tribal College Board. Victo- Darla LaPointe LaPointe motioned for nominations to Motion carried. ria Kitcheyan seconded. Kenneth Mallory cease. James Snow seconded. READING OF THE MINUTES: VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Vincent Bass VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Vincent Bass motioned to approve the Motion carried. James Snow Motion carried. minutes for September 19, 2016. Frank (VK in at 10:40 a.m.) Curtis St. Cyr Kenneth Mallory remains Secretary White seconded. On-site meeting invite – Big Sioux Isaac Smith by acclamation. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, CS WMA and 13L)335 at Inwood, IA Frank White Chairman White opens the fl oor for Motion carried. James Snow motioned to approve any Victoria Kitcheyan comments. (Isaac in @ 9:15 a.m.) Tribal Council members interested in at- OTHERS PRESENT: Kenneth Mallory and Vincent Bass RATIFY 5 SIGNATURES: tending. Frank White seconded. Misti Houghton share their gratitude with the com- General Counsel to attend meetings VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Elizabeth White munity. in Washington, D.C. Motion carried. Lyndsi Brown Chairman White opens the fl oor to Louis LaRose motioned to ratify the Travel for Government-to-Government Kellie Snow Judge Forney for the swearing in of the 5 signature approving General Counsel Consultations, Minneapolis, MN (JS, FW) Faye Houghton newly elected offi cers. to attend meetings in Washington, D.C. Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve Crystal Ross Frank White, Chairman with Tribal Council Treasurer on 9/26- travel for JS, FW, DL to attend the Gov- Deidre Redhorn Vincent Bass, Vice-Chairman 28/16. James Snow seconded. ernment-to-Government Consultation Manape LaMere Victoria Kitcheyan, Treasurer VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain meetings in Minneapolis, MN on Novem- Mary Greaves Kenneth Mallory, Secretary Motion carried. ber 15, 2016. James Snow seconded. Marc Aldrich Chairman White opens the fl oor for Pay for one room at the Marina Inn VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Jasmine Overfelt further comments. Victoria Kitcheyan, Vincent Bass motioned to ratify the Motion carried. Danelle Smith Frank White, Curtis St. Cyr, James 5 signature to Pay for one room at the (CS in 10:45 a.m.) Brandi Brown Snow, Coly Brown, and Isaac Smith all Marina Inn for Ed Spevak, Native Pol- Ho-chunk Village/lot changes – Lance Ed Payer share with the community. linator Conservation on September 29, Morgan Theresa St. Cyr Chairman White calls for a motion 2016. Frank White seconded. Vincent Bass motion to approve trans- VJ Wolfl eader to adjourn. Darla LaPointe motioned to VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain fer of ownership of Block 16 & 19 for Coly Brown adjourn. James Snow seconded. Motion carried. housing. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded. Paula Brown VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain non-disclosure agreement of Enroll- VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Taylor Bass Motion carried. ment info. Motion carried. Sharon Frenchman Chairman White adjourns the meet- Frank White motioned to ratify the Resolution – ELI Outdoor Learn- Jenny Whitebeaver ing at 10:15 a.m. 5 signature to approve Terry St. Cyr ing Project Roger Whitebeaver for non-disclosure agreement of En- Curtis St. Cyr motioned to adopt Ireta Blackbird Respectfully submitted, rollment info to be used for proposed resolution #17-1; ELI Outdoor Learning Richard Dinsmore Teresa Littlegeorge, Sr. Offi ce Associ- nursing home information. James Snow Project. Vincent Bass seconded. Tonia Keller ate/Chair Secretary seconded. VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Teresa Littlegeorge CONCUR: VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. Kristen Whitebeaver Kenneth Mallory, Secretary Motion carried. TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS: Michelle White Winnebago Tribal Council N’We Jinan – Request from students Lou Mae Hunter Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, November 2, 2016 — Page 5 Titan Motors

Winnebago Sports Schedule Educare adds to Outdoor Learning Area On October 18th, 2016 the Winneba- Head Start and in Head Start in the Indians Basketball go Tribe of Nebraska’s Early Language HoChunk language. November 22 South Sioux City Jamboree H 7:30 Initiative of Educare Winnebago received As part of the grant we are hosting December 1 Homer A 8:00 a grant of seven trees from the Nebraska a special event to educate the students December 2 Walthill H 8:00 Environmental Trust and US Forest of Educare Winnebago about the im- December 6 Fremont Bergen 9th/10th A 6:00 Service Redesign Grants as part of the portance of trees, in our lives, in the December 8 Macy Chiefs H 8:00 Re-Tree Nebraska Program of UNL. lives of the animals and in the life of December 10 Bancroft-Rosalie 9th/10th A 9:00 The trees are going to be planted in Mother Earth. December 14 Lakota Nations Invitational (14-17) A TBA our new outdoor learning area. This is The trees will be planted by the December 22 Omaha Central @ Ralston Arena A 4:00 the fi rst phase of development for the students of the seven preschool class- December 28 Wisner-Pilger Tourney (28-30) A TBA Educare Winnebago Early Language rooms and that tree will be their tree February 13 Sub-Districts (13-16) TBA TBA Initiative “Outdoor Learning Area”. We to raise for many generations. We will February 24 Districts TBA TBA began to develop the Outdoor Learning offer some cultural practices to help March 1 State Basketball Tournament (1-3) TBA TBA Area for all the students of Educare Win- the trees grow and to let our sacred Lady Indians Basketball nebago to help them learn about their children bless the ground with their November 22 South Sioux City Jamboree H 6:00 cultural connection to the Earth and all sacred foot prints. December 1 Homer A 6:15 the living things around them. We would like to invite the area press December 2 Walthill H 6:00 They are taught about nature, the that would like to witness our event to December 8 Macy Chiefs H 6:00 earth, the sky, the weather, the insects, our facility on November 4th @ 9:30am December 10 Bancroft-Rosalie 9th/10th A 9:00 the animals and all of earth’s beauty. to the Outdoor Learning Area located December 14 Lakota Nations Invitational (14-17) A TBA All of this is taught to them in English in the back of the Educare Winnebago December 22 Omaha Central @ Ralston Arena A 4:00 and in the native language of the Win- Facility. December 28 Wisner-Pilger Tourney (28-30) A TBA nebago Tribe “HoChunk”. All students Cherie Tebo, Early Language Initia- February 13 Sub-Districts (13-16) TBA TBA of Educare Winnebago are taught the tive February 24 Districts TBA TBA basic words they are learning in Early- Educare Winnebago Grant Assistant March 1 State Basketball Tournament (1-3) TBA TBA Junior High Boys Basketball November 17 South Sioux City (a/b) H 4:00 From the desk of Dawn M. Snake... November 19 Pender Tourney (a/b) A 9:00 November 21 Homer (7th/8th) H 3:00 “Winnebago Housing & Development Commission” November 29 Macy Chiefs (7th/8th) A 4:30 As landlords to the residents who live along Highway 75, East stretch go- Junior High Girls Basketball ing towards agency, there has been a concern voiced to us about the traffi c November 29 Macy Chiefs A 2:30 traveling along this road. December 12 Walthill A 3:00 There is a middle lane (designated by signage) to be used as a turning Indians Wrestling lane into the residential areas on the North side of the highway and also into December 2 Nebraska City @ West Point A 4:00 Educare on the South side of Highway 75. December 3 Conestoga @ Murray A 9:30 It has been observed that motorists are using this lane as a passing lane. December 8 Central City @ Midland U A 6:00 This is very dangerous to the residents of the area and parents taking their December 10 North Bend Invite A 9:00 children to daycare and school as they have to slow down to make these turns. December 17 Lakota Nation Invitational @ Rapid A TBA Especially at this time of year when the mornings can be very foggy. December 20 A 7:00 We are urging our local community members & employees who work in December 29 Pierce Invite A 10:00 the area, to refrain from these dangerous practices. Leave from home a little December 30 JV Wisner-Pilger Invite A 9:00 earlier, always wear seatbelts and buckle in all passengers, use your blinkers February 10 Districts (10-11) TBA TBA and be courteous drivers. Yes, we all get a little road rage, but we must exercise patience and good driving skills when it comes to our own safety and the safety of our children. The WHDC will be addressing the speed limit posted along this stretch to Results from the Winnebago/Omaha Tribal our District 3 Rep with NDOR and asking that this area be declared a “School Zone” for the safety of our children. Chairman’s Cup Gold Challenge 2016 We thank you in advance for your cooperation on this important issue. The Winnebago Tribe won the 2nd Annual Chairman’s Cup Golf Chal- lenge on Sunday, October 30, 2016, 8 ½ - 2 ½. Members of the winning team were: Kenny Blackhawk, Buffalo Bass, Mayan Beltran, Dugan DeCora, James “Bay-na” Price, Terrell Freemont and Anthony Earth. The Omaha Tribe was represented by Robert Warner, Tim Grant, Jim New Deadline ! ! ! Grant, Creighton Saunsoci, Randy Saunsoci, and Jon Freemont. Winnebago won both 4-man scrambles, 2 out of 3 2-man scrambles and 4 ½ out of 6 singles matches. for Winnebago Newspaper Everyone enjoyed the camaraderie and the challenge. We hope to make this an annual event and include more golfers next year. Sponsored by November Winnebago Native Golf 11

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News From Social Services… Effective January 1st, 2017, The Social Services Program (JET/TANF) will no longer be providing clothing vouchers to anyone who has already obtained employment. The program will only provide a clothing voucher to current clients of the program. Each client will be required to participate in our job ready cur- riculum and actively seeking employment. Once the client obtains employment, we will then be able to help with a clothing voucher, as long as the employment is permanent and full time. We cannot do clothing vouchers for those that are hired through a temp agency, such as Manpower or Short Staffi ng. However, there are other avenues to take for those particular situations. Participants do not need to be receiving TANF or GA grants to be considered a client of the Social Services program. They simply need to be involved with the TANF, General Assistance, or Employment & Training Programs. All clothing vouchers will require a transport by one of our staff during business hours. In order to follow new policies in our Finance Department, we will be required to obtain receipts and return them the same day. Please keep this in mind when applying for assistance. We are not able to make any excep- tions regarding this policy. If you have any questions, please contact us at 402-878-2447. We appreciate your understanding, as we work to provide more effi cient and effective services. Thank you, Social Services Staff Promote Tourism

Thurston County has grant funds available to promote tourism within Thur- ston County. Grant applications can be picked up at the Thurston County Clerk’ s Offi ce. For more information please contact Diann Ballard at 402-922- 1652 or the County Clerk at 402-385-2343.

Early Release of Minor Trust Funds

Recent news from the Tribal Enrollment Department is meant to help High School Seniors meet their last year in High School obliga- tions. Enrollment Specialist, Phyllis Ware shared, “You may withdraw up to $2500 if you have that much in your account. Paperwork must be submitted no later then Wednesday afternoons and checks would be available on Fridays. The application must be notarized, a competed W-9 Tax form and school verifi cation signed and notarized by the Principal/Superintendent that you are on track to Graduate in 2017”.

LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Masthead Scene Case No. CV17-004 The Students at Educare Win- nebago were treated to week of In the Matter of the Career Days. The students were Name Change Petition of: visited by the Winnebago EMS ABIGAIL RAMONA MOUSSEAU Department, the Winnebago to ABIGAIL RAMONA LONEWOLF Volunteer Fire Department, HCI Farms and a variety of other local To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES services. Here the students were treated to a ride on the fi re engine You are hereby notifi ed that a peti- and even got to spray some water tion for Name Change has been fi led through the fi re hose. and a hearing concerning the above referred Individual in case no. CV17- 004 has been scheduled and will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court Native American Owned of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 19TH LEGAL NOTICE day of DECEMBER, 2016 at the hour Manufacturing Housing Company Notice of Hearing of 11:00 A.M. LOOKING TO HIRE Case No. CV13-038 Construction trades including,drywalling, roofi ng, In the Matter of the electrical, plumbing, framing, siding Guardianship Petition of: LEGAL NOTICE LAURICE PRIMEAUX, Notice of Hearing Weekdays! 1st Shift! Attendance bonusus! Case No. CV16-114 Apply at: Cascatra Homes 909 17th Ave. Central City, NE 68826 In Re: In the Matter of the 308-946-5400 T. F. (DOB 06-13-2010) Divorce Petition of: DION LEE HUNTER [email protected] TO: ALITA ROBERTSON, Mother vs KENNETH FRAZIER JR., Father KATHERINE ROSE HUNTER You are hereby notifi ed that a peti- To: KATHERINE ROSE HUNTER: tion has been fi led for Guardianship You are hereby notifi ed that a Divorce Winnebago Self Storage and a hearing concerning the above petition has been fi led and a hearing concerning the above referred Case No. 5x10 - $35/month referred Individual(s) in Case No. CV13- 038 has been scheduled and will be CV16-114 has been scheduled and will 10x10 - $45/month heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court 10x20 - $65/month of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 13TH of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 28th day of DECEMBER, 2016 at the hour day of NOVEMBER, 2016 at the hour of 1:00 P.M. of 11:00 A.M.

402-878-4210 LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing LEGAL NOTICE www.winnebagoselfstorage.com Notice of Hearing Case No. CV16-124 Case No. CV16-123 In the Matter of the In the Matter of the Name Change Petition of: ALAYAH RACINE FRAZIER Name Change Petition of: Apartment For Rent TO ALAYAH RACINE PAYER MELVIN HENRY CLINE to MELVIN HENRY WHITE JR. Lovely 1 bedroom apartment available for persons 62 years of age To: Ronald G. Frazier Jr., Father Any Interested Parties or with a disability in Walthill, NE. To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES You are hereby notifi ed that a Peti- Controlled access building with laundry facilities. Rent based on income. You are hereby notifi ed that a peti- For more information, call tion for Name Change has been fi led tion for Name Change has been fi led and a hearing concerning the above and a hearing concerning the above referred Individual in Case No. CV16- referred Individual in case no. CV16- 712-258-4765 124 has been scheduled and will be 123 has been scheduled and will be or write: Weinberg P.M. Inc., heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 1st of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 14TH 600 4th Street, Suite 306, Sioux City, Iowa 51105 day of DECEMBER, 2016 at the hour day of NOVEMBER, 2016 at the hour This institution is an equal opportunity provider of 10:30 A.M. of 11:00 A.M. Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, November 2, 2016 — Page 7 Around Bago

Winnebago Veteran’s Day Feast

Provided by the Winnebago American Legion Post #363 LaMere-Greencrow- Rice Women’s Auxiliary.

Dinner served at 5:00 PM

Blackhawk Community Center Gym

Veterans Honor Songs to follow.

The Lady Indians lined up against Whiting during their PINK OUT event that raised funds for the area Cancer Center, While the Indians Celebrate their fi nal win of the season. Key- note Speaker, Ms April Clairmont was in town to share her experiences with the Winnebago Community, the event was sponsored by the Domestic Violence Project, followed by a NAC Devotional Service.

Pharmacy Window Hours: Monday 8:00am to 6:30pm Thursday 8:00am to 6:30pm Tuesday 8:00am to 6:30pm Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm Wednesday 10:00am to 6:30pm Saturday 1:00pm to 5:00pm Sunday 1:00pm to 5:00pm Any medication orders from Clinic after window closing hours WILL BE Processed and Filled. If you would like to pick them up after your ap- pointment, please REMAIN in the Pharmacy Waiting Area and you will be called in to a counseling room. Thank you!