Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Volume 42, Number 21, Saturday, October 25, 2014 Getting Ready for Their Next Step Bago Bits…

The Get Out & Vote movement is again getting fi red up for the National Elections. LPTC & Health Education held a Get Out & Vote campaign with informational booths and some fun. Jousting was part of the big event, get um Dorcee!

The Senior Class at Winnebago High School recently attended a College Fair hosted by a number of Tribal Programs & Departments. The Fair held at the Blackhawk Community Center Gym had a number of area educational institutional representatives. Here the Seniors are visiting the Kansas State Wildcat table. Of course the University of Nebraska-Lincoln had reps there, LPTC and the Armed Forces.

The Winnebago Indians & Cheerleaders Indianz.com… OUR OPINION: Ho-Chunk makes a difference in Siouxland celebrated Parents Night one last time, as the Senior class said their Thank Yous & Street from a little-used back door into a Chunk gives us confi dence this dynamic Good Byes at last weeks last home game prominent community front door. proposal will become reality and provide of the season. Not surprisingly, Ho-Chunk Inc. will another boost to the growth and pros- be involved in the Virginia Street renais- perity of our city. sance. In myriad ways, this community The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska’s and region benefi ts from the vision, the economic development corporation pos- creative spirit, and the commitment to sesses options to buy three older build- and investment of capital necessary ings and a vacant lot in the 100 block of for economic growth produced through Virginia Street. The plan, according to Ho-Chunk’s rise in profi le, scope and Ho-Chunk President and Chief Executive infl uence. Offi cer Lance Morgan, is development of Ho-Chunk began in 1994 with one OCTOBER 19, 2014 SIOUX CITY those properties into a mixture of hous- employee and the goal of diversifying JOURNAL ing, offi ces and retail space. Winnebago Tribe investments. Today, In the October 5 Journal, business “We’d like to duplicate the feel of the Ho-Chunk employs more than 1,000 editor Dave Dreeszen reported on how Old Market (in Omaha),” Morgan told men and women and operates more The Winnebago Indian’s Cross Country the multi-year Interstate 29 reconstruc- Dreeszen. than 30 subsidiaries in a wide range team qualifi ed for the State Meet last tion project will transform Virginia The remarkable track record of Ho- Thursday. They traveled to Kearney late Con’t. on page 3 ... this week to compete for Winnebago’s fi rst Cross Country State Title. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 I Was Thinking Thoughts from a Discerning Traveler… by Lance Morgan getting a free night’s stay at the Macy jail, but I would consider that a last resort. Although, I just heard from a recent Macy Jail “guest” that is was pretty nice in there and they had a big screen TV and pretty good food. I wonder if they have a wine list. Places to Eat: If you are not lucky enough to know who the burrito guy is or if he is even selling burritos on a particular day, then I suggest you look for signs or check facebook for any local fundraisers because the food is usually good, cheap and goes for a good cause. Be careful I am a fan of the travel book author Bill though because sometimes the burrito guy Bryson, who is from Iowa, but has trav- is a different guy. If that doesn’t work, elled all over the world writing interesting then there is often a dinner or other com- and funny travel books. One of his books munity event. You will have to listen to was about his return to live in America a few speeches, but you can usually get after living in England for 20 years. He some good traditional free food and as said that he had read that nearly 3 mil- a bonus you will often be given some to lion Americans believed they had been take home with you. But be sure to thank abducted by aliens and that clearly his everyone you can think of, especially the people needed him! I know exactly how cooks. If you want to go the more conven- he feels. tional route, you can eat at the Buffet at It occurred to me that someone should WinnaVegas, which has its own Executive write a travel book on visiting the Win- Chef. If you are in Winnebago you can try nebago Reservation. Travel books offer Daga’s Mexican grill, an obvious oxymo- insight on places to stay, places to eat, ron—which isn’t an insult but a play on places to visit and special events. So I words. Daga’s doesn’t have a Chef, but it thought I would answer those few ques- does have a guy named Ro, his son and a tions in an attempt to offer the distin- couple of nice ladies who certainly know guishing traveler some insight into our what to do with a taco! If you want to really reservation. get stuffed then try the restaurant at the Places to Stay: If you are traveling to Native Star Casino. I don’t eat there any- the Winnebago reservation then there more much because I have high cholesterol really are only three places to stay. You and have given up fries and I can’t help but can stay on the Iowa side of the rez at the order them or the fried cheese balls. If WinnaVegas hotel, where you can gamble, you are adventurous and have a car that eat fried chicken and buy cheap gas and you don’t mind getting dusty, you can drive Indian tobacco to your heart’s desire. I to Emerson. It is a town that has a small haven’t stayed there myself because I casino with those fries and cheese balls live here, but I hear the rooms are pretty again or you can go to one of the 3 bars, nice and I believe it has a pool. The other which is approximately 1 bar for every 100 grounds, softball fi elds, and a mildly dan- which seems to be big with non-Indians place you can stay is at a relatives, but people in town which depending on your gerous round about on the highway. The in the area. (There is a joke there some- you want to make sure that they have an perspective can be a good thing. reservation also has 2 other towns. As I where!) The other town is Thurston. It extra room otherwise you will fi nd your- Places to visit: Winnebago is the cen- mentioned Emerson has 3 bars. I have only has around 30 people at night, which self on the couch or maybe even on the ter of the reservation, not geographically, never been in any of the bars so I can’t kind of creeps me out, but I have seen a fl oor on a pile of blankets. If sleeping on but fi guratively. It has the College, the really comment on their ambiance, but I big sign that proudly proclaims that it is someone’s fl oor lacks appeal, then you Museum, the Ho-Chunk Village and it’s suspect they have a lot of Husker stuff on the home of watermelon days. Although I might consider committing some minor statue garden, the river, the pow-wow the walls. I would also guess they would crime and having yourself arrested and offer some type of loose meat sandwich, Con’t. on page 3 ...

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Offi ce Manager Nebraska. edited for language and length. the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska” Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 — Page 3 In My Opinion MY LITTLE REFLECTION JESUS OUR SAVIOR Pastor Ricky Jacob On this beautiful Fall morning, I would ‘mission’ in a ‘parish mission’ is typically LUTHERAN OUTREACH like to refl ect on something that is very a series of talks and prayerful evenings important, an event that will happen at in a given week at a parish. The goal of “The Solution” the fault of mankind. God has no more the beginning of November. Some of you a ‘parish mission’ is to help people grow By the title of this article you might responsibility in our rebellion than a may remember me speaking about my in their everyday walk with God and to wonder what the problem is. Let me ask policeman does who writes a ticket for attendance at the National Kateri Confer- be nourished for our Christian journeys. you this question. What is your number speeding, or a teacher who sends a child ence in Fargo, North Dakota in late July At our baptism we were initiated into the one problem? Let me be a little more spe- to the principal for fi ghting, or a parent this year, where there were only some missionary work of Jesus Christ. A ‘par- cifi c what is your number one problem whose child steals a car. eight hundred people. However, they ish mission’ is a wonderful way for us to with God? The problem is sin. That is why there told me that other years, they usually remind, encourage and enkindle in us a Lately the news is about Ebola and is pain and suffering, sickness and dis- have more than a thousand people come desire to live the way Christ continues to ease, Ebola and death. The solution is for these gatherings. When I attended call us.” ISIS, the deadly disease and the removal the conference, the atmosphere was very That is how Fr. Dave explained it. Now of heads. Why does God allow these aw- found only in knowing God. Knowing friendly and I could see they knew each we will have a wonderful opportunity to ful things to develop? Is God in control? God one knows peace. Believing in no other and felt comfortable with each come to a parish mission and personally Some might be led to reason that God God or not in the One True God, Father, other. I had a wonderful experience experience it ourselves. Fr. Cavanaugh is the author of evil, or if He is in control Son and Holy Spirit, leads to no peace, there and I am very appreciative of all has graciously agreed to come to Win- than at least He is not all good, maybe only separation from God and His lov- that I learned. nebago to bless us, by leading a parish half good and half evil. If God is evil or ing presence. This was my first National Kateri mission here. I can truly say that I always even half evil than you better watch out! Jesus said to [Thomas], "I am the conference and I thoroughly enjoyed it. enjoy and benefi t attending a parish mis- Some have even gone so far to teach way, and the truth, and the life. No one At this conference I met Fr. John Cava- sion and every time I come away richer in that God has predestined some to be comes to the Father except through me. naugh, a Native American, who was the mind, body and spirit. saved and the rest are predestined to be [John 14:6 ESV] Jesus also said, "The organizer for the event in North Dakota. We all know that everyone takes time separated from Him forever. Others teach one who hears you hears me, and the I was so impressed by him that I then for what they think is truly important for that it is all up to you, if you are not part one who rejects you rejects me, and the and there asked Fr. John whether he them. During a parish mission, people of the solution than you are certainly one who rejects me rejects him who sent would consider coming to Winnebago reconcile. Faith is awakened, families are part of the problem. These teachings are me." [Luke 10:16 ESV] In other words, and give us a parish mission, which is healed, lives are forever changed for the not comforting in the least. This is not if one rejects Jesus as one’s Lord and a major event in the life of the parishes. better. Parish mission will enable us to the solution that I am referring to by the Savior, than one rejects His Father, our He laughed and said, “I am a busy per- discover afresh its ultimate calling and heading of this article. Creator, the One who sent Him. son, you know.” Perhaps he might have meaning. That is truly important. The God of the Bible is holy. There is In Jesus, one has The Solution. Jesus thought I was out of place asking him Our parish mission will begin on absolutely no evil in Him. God did create is the hope of everlasting life. No Jesus without even fi rst checking with our Wednesday, November 5, 2014 at St. Au- a man and a woman in His image, holy = No peace. However know Jesus = one pastors. Sometimes when the Holy Spirit gustine’s and end on Sunday, November and upright. He also gave them the op- knows peace, peace with the promise of moves/inspires, you have to do what you 9th after Mass and pot luck. Each eve- have to do on the spot. Since our pastors ning the event will start with a 5:00 p.m. portunity to obey or disobey Him when life in the new heavens on the new earth! are all for anything that would benefi t our Mass followed by an evening meal. Each you instructed Adam not to eat from the Come and hear God’s Word each parishioners, I knew they would welcome evening at 7:00 p.m. there will be a talk tree of the knowledge of good or evil. He Sunday at Jesus Our Savior Lutheran the idea when I talked with them about on the theme: “How Heavy is Your Cross?” warned them that the consequence would Church: Sunday school at 10 a.m. this. There also will be time for prayer, adora- be death. Sadly Adam disobeyed. followed by Divine Service at 11. Kidz I asked Fr. Dave to share his thoughts tion, reconciliation and spiritual exercises. Paul wrote: ‘just as sin came into Bible Adventure Hour for children ages a bout parish mission and this is what he We look forward to being with you for the world through one man, and death 5 through 12, older youth and parents said: “What is a parish Mission? This this week of parish mission and together through sin, and so death spread to all can volunteer to help, on Wednesdays might be a little confusing for those of experiencing personal miracles in our own men because all sinned.’ [Romans 5:12 from 4 to 5. us here at St. Augustine’s Mission… lives and in the life of our parish. ESV] The problem of this world is all The ‘Mission’ in St. Augustine’s Mission May God bless us and enlighten us with means that we are not ‘self-suffi cient’, his wisdom and insight and love, rather reliant on outside donations. The Until next time, Sister Hilda Choi Indianz.com… Con’t. from front page Thoughts from a Discerning Traveler… of industries in 10 states and several plans for redevelopment of the former ... Con’t from page 2 foreign countries. Those industries, ac- Atokad horse track in South Sioux City cording to its website, include informa- into a gaming and entertainment venue, have never been to and don’t know when also unless you are a male between the tion technology, construction, govern- to its new plans for Virginia Street, watermelon days takes place, it does age of 40 and 50 because I really don’t ment contracting, professional services, and more, Ho-Chunk continues to sound like the kind of thing I would like like it when more than 3 people run in my to attend some day. If you really want to category because it almost guarantees I wholesale distribution, offi ce products seek opportunities for investment and have some fun and hopefully lose some won’t medal! Also, for year around fun the and technology, logistics, marketing, development of benefi t to the economy money to help the tribe take over the local Emerson casino will occasionally have a media and retail. and quality of life in our metro region. economy, then I highly suggest ingesting psychic named Susanna and WinnaVegas Theirs is an impressive story, indeed. In September, Ho-Chunk celebrated a few drinks and then trying your luck is big on concerts typically targeted at a From its purchase and renovation of its 20th anniversary. We offer belated at WinnaVegas. It has everything you different racial groups. Asian, Hispanic, the signature downtown Terra Centre congratulations to Morgan and his need for an unprofi table, but fun night AARP members and people who love trib- (today it’s the Ho-Chunk Centre), to colleagues for reaching this milestone on the town. ute bands are the typical targets groups. investment in the $4 million River Val- birthday and praise for the local and Special Events: By far the biggest For what it is worth, I think Winnebago ley Apartments complex in North Sioux area difference they are making. event of the year in Winnebago is the should post these insights on the tribes City, to the (ultimately unsuccessful) Here’s to the next 20 years. annual pow-wow which happens in late website so anyone visiting will know submission of a $122 million proposal July. Thousands of people show up to where to eat, stay, visit and party! for development of a downtown casino- For this and more stories from around dance, eat, sing and in my case run the and-hotel complex in and near the for- Indian Country visit us at www.indianz. 5k. I would encourage you to run the 5k Please contact me at [email protected] mer Warrior Hotel building, to hoped-for com Page 4 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 Bago News

In Loving Memory… Paul J. “Puggy” Beltz Randy, were born. He taught school in Iowa, Winnebago, Southeast Com- munity College in Milford, Neb., and then returned to teach at Winnebago In Loving Memory… Esther M. Payer and in Riverside. Just before retirement WINNEBAGO, Neb. | Esther M. 27 years at the Indian Health Hospital he was department head instructor for Payer, 95, of Winnebago died Saturday, in Winnebago as a nurse’s aide from auto and diesel mechanics at Western October 11, 2014, at her residence fol- September 11, 1956, until her retire- Iowa Tech Community College in Sioux City, retiring in 1995. lowing a brief illness. ment on September 30, 1983. Paul was a member of the Homer Services were held at the Ho-Chunk She was an avid bingo player and American Legion Buckland Post 97. Center in Winnebago. Burial took place was referred to as “Mabel” on the bingo He enjoyed tinkering at the acreage, at the St. Augustine Cemetery. Arrange- circuit. and loved talking about the Air Force. ments were under the direction of the Survivors include a son, Eugene He especially loved spending time with Winnebago Wake and Burial Program. Payer Sr. of Winnebago; a daughter, his family. Mrs. Payer was born on May 15, Carol Snow of Winnebago; 45 grand- Survivors include his wife, Lyn 1919, in Winnebago, the daughter of children; 79 great-grandchildren; 42 Beltz; children, Chris (Denise) Beltz, Turner Rave and Annie Davis. She at- great-great-grandchildren; and many tended school in Winnebago and gradu- other relatives. DAKOTA CITY | Paul Joseph Beltz, Kimberly Beltz and Randy (Diane) Beltz; ated from Flandreau Indian School. She was preceded in death by her 84, of Dakota City passed away Wednes- grandchildren, Adam Beltz, Aaron She married Edward Payer Sr. on De- husband, Ed Payer Sr.; and three sons, day, October 7, 2014, at a Sioux City (Geri) Beltz, Tom (Amanda) Rhymer, cember 14, 1939. She was employed for Edward Jr., Henry and Carl Wayne. hospital. Sarah (Zach) Taylor, Rachel Beltz and Per his wishes, his body has been Samantha (Jesse) Sullins; 10 great- donated to the Anatomical Society of grandchildren; a brother, John (Leona) Nebraska. Memorial services were held Beltz; sisters, Mary Ann Walker, Deloris Saturday at Salem Lutheran Church in Jensen, and Linda (Rick) Lampman; Parish Mission Week rural Dakota City, with the Rev. Karen sisters-in-law, Judy and Charlotte Uden Tjarks and Rev. Richard Moore of- Beltz; and many nieces and nephews. fi ciating. Military rites were conducted Paul was preceded in death by his by the Homer, Neb., American Legion parents, Jacob and Edith Beltz; broth- Buckland Post 97. Visitation took place ers, Clarence, Earl and Jim Beltz; and Saturday at the church. Arrangements brothers-in-law, Jim Walker and Bud were under the direction of Mohr Fu- Jensen. neral Home in South Sioux City. (EDITORS NOTE: Ole Puggy Beltz was Paul was born on September 8, the Graphic Arts instructor in Winnebago You are invited to come and participate in our 1930, in Winnebago, Neb., the son of in the late 70’s, he inspired me to work PARISH MISSION WEEK. Jacob Haden and Edith P. (Hamilton) on the printing press, the dark room and design & layout of the Winnebago High Beltz. He grew up in Winnebago and Theme: “How heavy is your Cross?” graduated from Winnebago High School School Annual. If I ever showed up to class & wasn’t in the mood to work on in 1948. He served in the U.S. Air Force Presenter: Fr. John Cavanaugh, a Native American priest from Fargo from August 1949 to January 1953 studies all I had to do is ask how his son was doing in Alaska…fi shing. Mr. Beltz during the Korean confl ict, where he When: November 5-9 (Wednesday thru Sunday) worked as crew chief for a C-47 cargo would talk the whole class time of how he went to Alaska to visit his son, fi sh, plane. He earned his bachelor’s degree Place: St. Augustine Mission Church in teaching from Wayne State College. and then the bell would ring. Mr. Beltz & Owen Lester are the only old non-Indian Paul married Lyn Nell Hypse on Time: Feb. 23, 1957, in Spencer, Neb. To this guys that knew what ‘innit’ meant, and 5:00p.m. Mass union three children, Chris, Kim and used it when talking to other Winnebago Indians. Enjoy your journey…Puggy.) 6:00p.m. Evening meal 7:00 p.m. Presentations- Wednesday---“The Cross of Ancestors” Letter to the Editor… Thursday--- “The Cross of our Parents” Friday--- “The Cross of Addiction” “Thank You Tribal Council” Friday---- (10:a.m. Public School Students –-- “Who are you?” To whom it my concern, a year ago today, (October 20) I had surgery on my foot. Saturday---- “Our Cross” I didn’t know how I was going to pay my bills, because I had exhausted all my sick Saturday---(1:00p.m. AA open meeting) leave at work and they said they couldn’t help me. So I asked Avis to present my 8: p.m. Adoration/ Confession medical background and to ask the tribal council to help me fi nancially. I wasn’t 9: p.m. Benediction present due to my scheduled surgery that day. 9:15p.m. Available for Spiritual Exercises I called Avis later and she told me they (the tribal council) would help; it was a great relief to me. So I, Paul BigFire, would like to say thank you, Tribal Council for helping me. Sunday ---10:00a.m. Sunday Mass and I still ain’t in the best of health, but around here that information can be used against you, like when you try to rent an apartment from HCI. Parish Mission Closing with pot-luck brunch Again, thank you, Tribal Council for helping me. Paul Bigfi re Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 — Page 5 Community News Page 6— Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 What’s Happening

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UPDATE Indians Sports Schedule We have moved! Indians Varsity Football We are located in the Blackhawk Center where Finance used to be. Our numbers are: 10/24 Scribner-Snyder A 7:00

Martina DeCora – (402) 878-3147 Lady Indians Varsity Volleyball Fred Harden – (402) 878-3146 Linae Bigfi re – (402) 878-3156 10/23 Lewis & Clark Tourney A 5:00 Ho-Chunk Hope Classroom – (402) 878-3120 Janet DeLoughery will be in the classroom M-W. Call her cell# if you want to 11/3 Sub Districts TBA TBA reach her directly @ (402) 922-3175. Fax – (402) 878-2819 Indians/Lady Indians Cross Country

We will be starting another Diabetes Prevention class on Tuesday, October 14, 10/24 State @ Kearney A TBA 2014. Contact our Recruiter, Fred Harden @ (402) 878-3146 to schedule your Intake appointment today. Page 10— Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 Community News

Ho-Chunk Real Estate currently has two (2) very LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing large and spacious units for rent. Case No. CV15-004 Notice of Hearing In the Matter of the Case No. CV15-006 3 Bedroom Upstairs Apartment in Emerson, NE – 110 E Mill Street Name Change Petition of: Open Concept Floor Plan - Large Living Room- SIERRA SUMMER LYONS In the Matter of the Dining Room and Kitchen with Cherry Wood Cabinets to SIERRA SUMMER MALLORY Name Change Petition of: 2 – Full Bathrooms, Deck and Sun Patio To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES CHEYENNE RAIN LYONS Stove, Refrigerator, Washer and Dryer Included. You are hereby notifi ed that a petition to CHEYENNE RAIN MALLORY

2 Bedroom House in Thurston, NE – 106 North Main for Name Change has been fi led and a Large Eat in Kitchen hearing concerning the above referred To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES 2 – Full Bathrooms Individual in case no. CV15-004 has Stove, Refrigerator, Washer and Dryer Included. Attached one car garage. been scheduled and will be heard in the You are hereby notifi ed that a petition Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, for Name Change has been fi led and a For more information call Sarah Snake, Residential Property Manager, Nebraska on the 1st day of DECEMBER, hearing concerning the above referred Offi ce (402) 878-2809 or Cell (402) 215-8062 2014 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. Individual in case no. CV15-006 has been scheduled and will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Services at Nebraska on the 1st day of DECEMBER, REZ CARS 2014 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. WE HAVE GIFT CARDS TOO!!! LEGAL NOTICE Oil Change-Routine oil changes are one of the simplest and least Notice of Hearing expensive maintenance mea- Case No. CV14-138 sures you could perform on your investment-your vehicle, and it PHYLLIS WARE is one of the most important for vs. prolonging the life of your vehicle. MARCELIA WHITEGRASS Regular oil changes can help improve gas mileage and help keep the interior of your en- To: MARCELIA WHITEGRASS: gine cleaner, lubricate your engine and catch & remove You are hereby notifi ed that a Small combustion elements that are Claims Petition in the amount of 2008 2009 destructive to your engine. $150.00 plus the $30.00 fi ling fee; has Chevy Impala Nissan Cube been fi led and a hearing concerning Oil changes are recommend- the above referred Individual(s) in case ed every 3,000 miles or 90 no. CV14-138 has been scheduled and days, which ever comes first. will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Rez Cars Oil Change Service Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the Includes: 1ST day of DECEMBER, 2014 at the $9,500 Just In! TIRES ! • Up to 5 quarts of major brand oil hour of 10:00 A.M. Sunroof Gas Saver! • New oil fi lter 85 k miles 47 k miles • Lubrication of the various 2005 fi ttings on your vehicle’s 2010 undercarriage when applicable. LEGAL NOTICE Chevy HHR Pontiac G6 GT In addition to your Oil Change Notice of Hearing service includes a thorough in- Case No. CV14-169 spection of: • Brake fl uid • Coolant • Power steering fl uid In the Matter of the • Transmission and Differential fl uid Guardianship Petition of: $7,000 Just In! • Belts and Hoses • Air fi lter Leather Loaded, Look at the sunroof! • Lights • Windshield Washer fl uid THOMAS AND NATASHA SNOW, Gas Saver • Wiper blades 72 k miles 68 k miles In Re: • Tire wear and Tire pressure L. S. JR. (DOB 09-23-2008) 2012 2007 Dodge Avenger SXT Buick Lucerne Rez Cars TO: ANNA M. SANCHEZ, Mother 402-878-4210 LUIS M. SANCHEZ SR., Father Now Offering Oil Changes! Tire Repairs, Mount and Balance Tires Call For Window Tinting, Windshield Replacements You are hereby notifi ed that a petition New Tires and Rims Prices ! We still detail Cars, has been fi led for Guardianship and a Inside and Out hearing concerning the above referred Just In! $8,500 MON-FRI Individual(s) in Case No. CV14-169 has Nice Ride Leather Seats, Power Everything 9AM - 5:30PM been scheduled and will be heard in the SATURDAY 51 k miles 75 k miles BY APPOINTMENT Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 1ST day of DECEMBER 1.5 miles north of Winnebago on US Hwy 75/77 2014 at the hour of 9:00 A.M. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 — Page 11 Community Notices

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In the Matter of the Name Change Petition of:

NAKIA ALLEN LYONS to NAKIA ALLEN MALLORY To: ANY INTERESTED PARTIES You are hereby notifi ed that a petition for Name Change has been fi led and a hearing concerning the above referred Individual in case no. CV15-003 has been scheduled and will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 1st day of DECEMBER, 2014 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. Apartment For Rent Lovely 1 bedroom apartment available for persons 62 years of age or with a disability in Walthill, NE. Controlled access building with laundry facilities. Rent based on income. For more information, call 712-258-4765 or write: Weinberg P.M. Inc., 600 4th Street, Suite 306, Sioux City, Iowa 51105 This institution is an equal opportunity provider Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, October 25, 2014 — Page 12 WinnaVegas “HalloWINN Bingo”