Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of • Volume 44, Number 13, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 Winnebago Boys Capture First Tournament Title Bago Bits…

The LPTC Warriors recently signed new talent, 2016 State Champ Cory Cleve- land.

HCI broke ground last week on a $200 million, 10 year project iun nearby South Sioux City.

Tribal Council Member, Isaac Smith visits the Boys & Girls club on Heroes Day, rep- “The Blood Brothers Boys 10 and under Floyd Softball team are Tourney champs!! We won our 1st game by one with only 9 players. Lost in pin the WFVD. the 1st championship game 14-7. The boyz were all down on themselves. We picked them up and got them pumped for the fi nal game and they responded with great attitudes and played a great game winning the ship 12-8. Great job boyz!” Says team Coach, Paco Smith. “Thanks to Steve and Ber. Karen Bass, and Cecelia Dara-Earth n Sally Bex, Ravae P. Walker for your support and bringing the kids up. And esp thanks to my Rose Hosie for all your help. Awesome day.” Photo courtesy of Mudcat. IHS awards contract to temporarily staff and operate Emergency Departments at 3 hospitals istrative and clinical operations of its Hospital. Insuffi cient staffi ng contrib- Patients to benefi t from increased facilities across the region to develop uted to some patients on Rosebud res- number of Emergency Department long-term solutions. ervation being diverted to other facili- health care providers at these IHS fa- “This new contract underscores the ties for care. Urgent care services and Awesome Biker Nights “Peoples Choice” cilities in South Dakota and Nebraska IHS commitment to pursuing creative other inpatient and outpatient hospital Winner, Marcel Picotte, “Get to da The Indian Health Service today new solutions that ensure high quality services at Rosebud have remained Choppa!” awarded a contract with a ceiling of care for our patients, who are our top continuously available. $60 million in total for up to 5 years to priority,” said Mary Smith, principal The contract has a base period of one AB Staffi ng Solutions, LLC, to provide a deputy director of the IHS. “The new year, with four option years that IHS temporary surge in Emergency Depart- contract will benefi t IHS patients and could choose to execute, meaning that ment staffi ng, operations support and providers by ensuring a 24-hour Emer- it could extend up to fi ve years in total. management services at three hospi- gency Department at IHS Rosebud Hos- As part of IHS’s commitment to qual- tals: Rosebud Hospital and Pine Ridge pital and two others. IHS recognizes that ity care throughout these hospitals, Hospital in South Dakota and Omaha high quality emergency room services IHS staff serving in these Emergency Winnebago Hospital in Nebraska. IHS are critical to communities.” Departments will be assigned to other is using short-term funding to provide This limited-term contract will sup- departments, enabling IHS to decrease health care in these hospital emergency port IHS at a fi rst step in staffi ng the rooms while IHS reviews the admin- Emergency Department at Rosebud Con’t. on page 7... Winnebago Health Education’s “Annual Men’s Challenge.” Lady NDNZ are Softball Tournament Champions

Busy at the Boys & Girls Club Computer Lab.

“Today was a good day. Our girl's collected some hardware of their own. Lady NDNZ, 2016 12 and under captured League tourney champs!! Two hard fought close games to get to the ship! Then won the ship 8-0. Good job girls! I'm super proud of you all!” says team Coach Frank “Paco” Smith. The girls play every week at the HyVee fi elds in Sioux Ciry, . Catch a game. Winnebago Son & MMA fi ghter, Jesse Free, getting ready for his September fi ght in Las Vegas. Indianz.com… Native American Basketball Invitational draws top talent to Arizona annual Native American Basketball who is Inupiat, hails from Alaska but Invitational next week. recently moved to Oregon to improve The Ak-Chin Indian Community of his academic and athletic prospects. Arizona will be welcoming players to The event kicks off on Sunday, June its reservation as one of the presenting 26, and the fi rst games start on Mon- sponsors of the event. More than 250 day. The best teams will advance to games will be played throughout the the NABI Gold Division Championship, course of the week. which will be held at the Talking Stick “The Ak-Chin Indian Community has Resort Arena in downtown Phoenix on been a proud supporter of the NABI Saturday, July 2. tournament since its founding in 2003,” The tournament supports the NABI Chairman Robert Miguel said “We are Foundation, a non-profi t that helps thrilled that the teams will be playing Native youth with programs that Thursday, June 23, 2016 encourage higher education, sports, A Native American Basketball Invita- this year in Maricopa and look forward to showing off all our community has health and wellness and community tional game. Photo from Facebook building. More than 1,400 athletes from tribal to offer.” Participants include Kamaka Hepa. For this and more stories from around communities in the and Indian Country visit us at www.indianz. The 6-foot-9, 210-pound sophomore, Canada are taking part in the 14th com Coach Jeff Berridge at the Nebraska Senior All-Star games with Kobe Smith & Aspen LaPointe. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2 — Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 What’s Happening Ex Husker Visits Boys & Girls Club participants Tyrone Christopher Hughes a former Ameri- can football defensive back in the National Foot- ball League for the , , and the , recently paid a visit to the WinnaVegas Casino Resort. The visit sponsored by WinnaVegas Casino from the for- mer Nebraska Cornhusker was attended by fans and fans from the Winnebago Boys & Girls Club. Hughes graduated from St. Augustine High School in New Orleans, where he also ran track. He played his at the University of Nebraska and was drafted in the fi fth round of the 1993 NFL Draft.

Hughes went to the after his rookie season in 1993 as a kick returner. On October 23, 1994 he set the NFL record for most kickoff return yards in a single game (304) and the most combined kickoff/punt return yards in a game (347). He also had 2 kick off returns for touchdowns that same game which tied another NFL record.[1][2]

In 2015 Hughes was selected for the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame.

Tyrone is pictured here with Arian Marrufo from the Winnebago Boys & Girls Club. LPTC Recruits

Choka T “aka Terry Medina” is in Phoenix, Arizona again this summer with his Winnebago Brotherhood boys basketball team to compete in the National Indian Boys Basketball Champion- ships, aka NABI. Terry and the Winnebago Boys left Winnebago late last week to compete in the weeks long tournament and educational event. Good Luck boys! Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 — Page 3 In My Opinion

Thoughts from a New Casino?... by Lance Morgan JESUS OUR SAVIOR Pastor Ricky Jacob 2004 attempt to expand gaming. De- LUTHERAN OUTREACH spite our efforts, we expect to have a brew for ‘anointed one’) is coming, the legal fi ght on our hands, which when “The Ho-Chunk’s Creed #1” one called Christ (Greek for ‘anointed you are an Indian tribe should always one’). Jesus said to her, “I AM (in He- make you nervous. Recently I came across a copy of “The brew ‘Yahweh = I AM who I AM’), the one If we survive our legal battle, our Ho-Chunk’s Creed” that was given out who is speaking to you.” [John 4:24-26 polling shows that 60 percent of Ne- in a Winnebago History 1 class at Little as translated by William C. Weinrich – braskan’s support expanded gambling Priest Tribal College. Our instructor (with my translation)]. in Nebraska. Every state that touches listed fi fteen main thoughts of the Ho- The next part of the Ho-Chunk creed- Nebraska has some form of casino gam- chunk Nation. al statement is ‘who was everywhere bling and Nebraska loses about $400 The first one was: ‘While he be- all the time.’ “Am I only a God nearby,” million a year to surrounding states. lieved in many gods, he accepted the declares the LORD, “and not a God far Even people who don’t support gaming idea of one supreme spirit, who was away? Can anyone hide in secret places realize that Nebraskan’s are spending everywhere all the time; whose help so that I cannot see him?” declares the a lot of money in other states and that was needed continually, and might be LORD. “Do not I fi ll heaven and earth?” Nebraska might as well keep some of secured by prayer and sacrifi ce.’ declares the LORD. [Jeremiah 23:23- that money. There was a meeting at the Would you agree with this fi rst main 25 NIV] Marina Inn in South Sioux City where thought of belief? The Ho-Chunk creedal statement our governor was saying he didn’t want Within this fi rst main thought are continues ‘and might be secured by gambling in Nebraska, but you could several thoughts. The fi rst being that prayer and sacrifi ce.’ see the Hard Rock casino sign out the there are many gods. I wonder what a One turns to God in faith, a gift of window across the river in Iowa and Ho-Chunk would consider his/her god? God’s Spirit. Faith leads one to trust no doubt it had plenty of cars with Ne- According to Isaiah, a prophet of God in God above everything else and to braska license plates. of the tribe of Israel: “I am Yahweh, and call upon Him in prayer. As regard to If this effort fails then we are out there is no other. Besides me, there is sacrifi ce. David wrote these words in a quite a bit of money, but we thought it no god. I will equip you even though Hebrew song: was worth the risk because if it is suc- you do not know me. So that they will We have spent over $1 million dollars cessful then it could greatly expand our know from the rising of the sun to the For you will not delight in sacrifi ce, trying to get casino style gambling on economic interests for years to come. place of its setting that there is no one or I would give it; the ballot for horse tracks in Nebraska. It would also likely lead to allowing ex- besides me. I am Yahweh, and there is you will not be pleased with a burnt As you might know, we own the horse panded Class III gaming at our smaller no other, the one forming light and cre- offering. track in South Sioux City and have reservation casinos, which are forced ating darkness, the one making peace The sacrifi ces of God are a broken partnered with the other tracks to see to use what amounts to super bingo and creating calamity. I am Yahweh, spirit; if we could get expanded gambling in type machines. These types of bingo the one doing these.” [Isaiah 45:5-7 as a broken and contrite heart, Nebraska. The governor of Nebraska machines have an outside company that translated by R. Reed Lessing] O God, you will not despise. is fi rmly against our efforts, but we takes a percentage of the win. Using God’s prophet who was inspired by [Psalm 51:16-17 ESV] continue to push forward. machines we own will up the profi tabil- the Spirit of God continues: “There is We need 115,000 signatures by July ity of our local operations. no god besides me, a righteous God and The sacrifi ce that paid for your sin 7th, which we will no doubt succeed in All in all this is an expensive gamble Savior; there is no one besides me. Turn and my sin is found only in the sacrifi ce getting. We expect some kind of legal that we hope works, so wish ourselves to me so that you may be saved, all the of the Son of God: The apostle John challenge though this summer, which luck because if it works out then we ends of the earth! Because I am God, writes: “My children, these things I is what happened the last time we tried will all be a little bit better off. Also, if and there is no other.” [Isaiah 45:21d- write to you lest you sin. But if anyone this through the state legislature. In or- you haven’t signed the petition, please 22 as translated by R. Reed Lessing] does sin, we have before the Father a der to limit the legal risk, we used ballot do so. God’s Word has gone out to the ends paraclete (intercessor), Jesus Christ, language that had been approved before Contact me at [email protected] of the earth through true Christian be- by the Nebraska Attorney General in a lievers who tell of His saving message. the righteous, and his is the atoning The second part of the Ho-Chunk’s sacrifi ce concerning our sins, and not fi rst creedal statement is ‘the idea of concerning ours only but also con- one supreme spirit.’ There is one who cerning those of the whole world.” [1st would certainly agree with this part John 2:1—2 as translated by Bruce G. Dear Winnebago Community of the Ho-Chunk creed. Here are his Schuchard (with my translation)]. words, “God is spirit, and it is necessary Next time reflections from God’s members, that those who worship him worship in Word on the second main thought from Spirit and Truth.” the Ho-Chunk’s Creed: “He believed in I would like to give my heart felt thanks to all who came out to These words were spoken to a half- the immortality of the soul, and that his my farewell powwow on Memorial Day weekend! Thanks to all those breed Jewish/Samaritan woman who future condition was to be determined by the behavior in this life.” who planned the event, provided food, helped set-up and clean-up... responded, “I know that Messiah (He- Special thanks to Tunny Cleveland (head man dancer) and Anna Berridge (head woman dancer) and Randy DeCora for MC'ing. Thank you for the beautiful star quilt, which will always serve as a reminder Letter to the Editor… of the wonderful 13 years I had there! “Liteform Techonologies” play at our Casino they are helping to Solid Concrete Safe Room. Affordable get more investments made around this I am very grateful to all the people who made my time there so Protection for your school, store, busi- area. The money earned does not go to blessed by welcoming me, sharing your culture and teachings, and ness, churches, assisted living facilities, a bank far away from this area. You allowing me to help form and educate your children! apartments, hotels, motels, and homes. know like take the money and run, far 402-241-4402 Ask for information be away from here. May God bless each and everyone of you! sent to you. Fr. Dave Korth Withstands devastating tornado and hurricane force winds. -Reinforced concrete walls. -Reinforced concrete roof. -Versatile designs. -FEMA approved. To The Editor… Design it into your basement. Design it into your fl oor plan. Build it to be This is a response to the Giago as we see every day on social media!) I've free-standing. Provides protection from opinion piece "Settlers forced shame on been shamed in this way both by clumsy winds as high as 250 mph. America's indigenous peoples" on the Christians and by clumsy traditional I hope Winnebago Retirement Home front page of the June 15, 2016 WIN. indigenous believers. It feels the same, is built by Liteform Technologies. no matter where it comes from. There If the question bothering Giago all is a big difference between shaming “WinnaVegas Casino” his life is a sincere one, maybe he someone (destructive and controlling) The Winnebago Tribe is from this should look into the truth of historical and calling them to repentance (con- area and for many years has made Christianity, not the "shameful" parody structive and respectful). The latter investments around this area. I believe of a religion depicted in his piece that acknowledges one's dignity and ability the Winnebagos plan is to continue no one would willingly choose. He might to recognize a harmful act and change investing. When the people come and fi nd, as I did, that there is truth in the one's mind using loving persuasion. person of Jesus Christ, and even in The remedy is not to throw religious some of those who call themselves his truth-seeking aside altogether (as so followers. True Christianity also recog- many in the baby-boom generation nizes truth where ever it exists, it does have demanded we do) but to develop not call something false just because a keen and grown-up sense of spiritual it feels foreign or 'makes you feel bad' discernment. This can only be done at for your sins. If they are truly sins to the feet of the truly wise and loving and be avoided, shouldn't we be ashamed experienced, be they Christian or tradi- of them? tional indigenous. Isn't it your experience that believers of any stripe clumsily try to shame us Ben Blackhawk in order to exercise some kind of power Wozhi-nazh -ga over us? (Shame is a powerful weapon, Standing Thunder New Deadline ! ! !

for A recent Winnebago Tradition is stopping by Steve Kearnes’ Snow Cone stand on a hot summer day. Steve has been serving up icy treats, popcorn, pop and other treats for the Winnebago Newspaper July 8 past couple of summers. Getting close to powwow time, Ber might even start whipping up ndn tacos pretty soon.

The next issue of the WINNEBAGO INDIAN NEWS will be published on July 13, 2016. DEADLINE for this issue will be July 8 2016.

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Eagle, Cameron Charles Douglas Hamilton Jr, Lloyd James Levering, Ellen Agatha Eagle, Caprial Donalda Hamilton, Karen Marie Levering, James Bartlett Final Voters List Eagle, Gloria Jean Hamilton, Landon Jay Levering, Katherine Nannette Earth Jr, Jonathan Wayne Hamilton, Melton James Levering, Lita Lynn Alaniz, Velma Rose Blackdeer, Xavier Lee Earth, Anthony Charles Harden, Anthony Henry Levering, Samantha Justine Aldrich Jr, Eugene Scott Blackfi sh Jr, Dale Norman Black- Earth, Ari-el Lo-rell Harden, Elwood Merlin Lewis, Tana Rae Aldrich Sr, Eugene Scott fi sh Jr., Michael Alaine Blackfi sh Earth, Cecelia Dara Harden, Emily Jean Lewis, Tina Michelle Aldrich, Charles Wayne Sr, Pernell Landon Blackfi sh Sr., Earth, Charlene Louise Harden, Eric Ashley Lewis, Wanda Rose Aldrich, Cindy Regina Michael Alain Blackfi sh, Brandon Earth, Cynthia Ann Harden, Frederick Darrell Lincoln, Denise Marie Aldrich, Mario Lorin Drey Earth, Daniel Henry Harden, Jasmine Lorita Elise Lincoln, Lois Jean Aldrich, Pamela Laureen Blackfi sh, Carl Laverne Earth, Darion Maria Harden, Kalief Alexander Lincoln, Matilda Ann Aldrich, Pilar Eagle Plume Blackfi sh, Cassie She lese Black- Earth, Dustin Francis Harden, Kiva Lynn Little Walker, Garry Hunter Aldrich, Rohahehs Turner fi sh, Danae Lynn Earth, Elaine Roberta Harden, Maverick Wayne Littlebear, Derrick Jon Aldrich, Simone Paris Blackfi sh, Darrell Lee Earth, Emmanuel Sylvester Harden, Rosanne Margaret Littlegeorge, Eric Jason Aldrich, Sky Payton Blackfi sh, Dawn Laree Earth, Erin Jane Harden, Scarlett Dawn Littlegeorge, Joseph Allen Aldrich, Tewentenhawihtha Blackfi sh, Duran Michael Earth, Feather Dawn Harden, Sianne Jade Littlegeorge, Melissa Ann Aldrich, Trina Marie Blackfi sh, Lillian Marie Earth, Gerben Dwayne Harden, Taryn Diane Littlegeorge, Sandra Jean Aldrich, Tyran Benjamin Blackfi sh, Michelle Lynn Earth, Grace Francine Harlan, Marvella Joy Littlegeorge, Teresa Dawn Alvarado, Andrea Fawn Blackfi sh, Mindy Anay Earth, Jasmine 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Avery Elkshoulder IV, George Andrew Holiday, Corey Glen Loera, Alanna Leigh Armell, Mitchell Wayne Blackhawk, Levi Juwan Evans, Daphne Leigh Holstein, Ladonna Mae Loera, Amarro Tical Armell, Robyn Lilly Ann Blackhawk, Mark Anthony Ewing, Celeste Marie Holstein, Leo Robert Loera, Anna Marie Armell, Tiffany Flora Rahshel Blackhawk, Reuben James Ewing, Collette Joyce Holstein, Marian Dorothy Loera, James Michael Armell, Winona Ann Blackhawk, Ryan John Ewing, Lindsey Jeneva Hom Jr, Marvin Benjamin Logan, Leilla Grace Armell-Walker, Olivia Louise Blackhawk, Trey Anthony Ewing, Pauline Lois Hom, Benjamin Anthony Lonewolf, Lynne Ann Arrow, Brenan Dione Blackhawk-Bury, Dawnita Lee Ewing, Trina Collette Hom, Jalisa Martece Killian Lonewolf, Nicole Martha Ashlock, Emily Marie B lain, Donna Faye Ewing, Tristan Larue Hom, Kandyce Lynn Lonewolf-Decora, Kellie Mae Axdahl, Barbara Lucille Bliss, Danielle Renay Fatmer, Claudine Emmaline Fi- Hom, Marlene Larae Lonewolf-Decora, Orlando Baker III, Wayne Rodney Bouchal, John Michael erro Sr, Darrell Lee Horton, Agnes Leona Long, Joy Rene Baker Jr, Elmer George Bridge, Muriel Lynn Fierro, Tristin Joel Horton, Leroy Robinson Long, Xerxes Takoda Baker Jr, Wayne Rodney Brown Jr, Herman Christopher Fiscus, Beau Hunter Jeffrey Houghton Jr, Louis Cornelius Lopez Jr, Alfred Gonzalez Baker Sr, Carlo Wayne Brown, Airic James Flores, Elizabeth Ann Houghton Sr., Daniel Owen Lopez Jr, Camilo John Baker Sr, Elmer George Brown, Amanda Jenise Flores, Monica Lynn Houghton, Christoper Louis Lopez Sr, Camilo John Baker, Anna Louisa Brown, Brandi Ladean Foote, Lisa Marie Houghton, Dorothy Luella Lopez, Wyatt Christopher Baker, Brandon Owen Brown, Colee Deann Fourcloud Jr, Louis Francis Houghton, Fay Ann Lucero, Latricia Kay Baker, Joanne Frances Brown, Coly Dean Fourcloud Sr, Louis Francis Houghton, Misty Rae Lyons, Angel Leah Baker, John Dorsey Brown, Kenneth John Fourcloud, April Joy Houghton, Tamara Jeanette Lyons, Ashley Marie Baker, Josephine Alexis 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Bassette, Tyara Lynn Cleveland, Lea Rae Frenchman, James Lawrence Kennedy, Loylee Christine Morris III, William Penn Bayer, Elizabeth Lee Cleveland, Manapexoonuga Frenchman, James Louis Kennedy, Matthew Ryan Morris Iv, William Penn Bear, Charles J. Cleveland, Mateya Nicole Frenchman, Jered Daniel Kennedy, Maxwell Brian Morris, Alexis Jo Ella Bear, Jacob V. Cleveland, Monica Rose Frenchman, Landon James Kennedy, Skylar Alexandria Morris, Beverly Ann Bear, Jaralyn Jayne Cleveland, Noel Violet Frenchman, Loni Lee Kennedy, Thomas Christian Morris, Jason Tyler Bear, Robin Ann Cleveland, Tavia Rayne Frenchman, Melton James Kie, Michelice Marie Morris, Tyla Jenelle Bear, Shannon Rose Cloud Eagle, Andrew Scott Frenchman, Nebraska Cain Kitcheyan Jr, Vincent James Morrison, Mary Louise Bear, Travyn Cole Cloudeagle, Ashley Christine Frenchman, Teddy Jay Kitcheyan, Billie Fawn Nava, Abigail Buchanan Bear, Treivan Calsey Contreras, Oyate Nawicakci Jin Gaines, Marsha Kitcheyan, Cassie Joy Nava, Marisela Buchanan Bear, Trenyn Cass Win Galloway, Bridgette Cody Kitcheyan, Desiree Joyce Neff II, Gregory Allen Bearskin, Belle Victoria Cook, Jamay Ray Galloway, Warren Kitcheyan, Victoria Rae Neff Sr, Gregory Allen Bearskin, Jaxon Raye Cox, Calvin Carl Ghostdog, Jayson Jerrell Kratz, Evangeline Louise Neff, Cheryl Lynne Bearskin, Justin Lance Cox, Cecelia Grace Gilpin III, Eugene Allen Lame, Jesse Clayton Neff, Craig Henry Bearskin, Mona Deanna Cox, Leland Joseph Gilpin Jr, Eugene Allen Lamere, John Frederick Neff, James Neal Beighley, Samual Robinson Cox, Matthew Joe Gilpin, Corrine Joy Lamere, Michelle Colleen Neff, Juanita Bellanger, Denise Dell Cox, Michelle Colette Gilpin, David Wayne Lamere, Samuel Charles Neff, Talia Rose Bellanger, Ruby Lee Cox, Winona Renee Gilpin, Laurice Marie Lapointe Jr, Jerome Pierre Neff, Victoria Rose Berridge Sr., Dubbz Dane Crossbear, Dallas Donovan Gilpin, Margaret Dorothy Gilpin, Lapointe Sr, Jerome Pierre Nez Jr, Norman Dineh Berridge, Jeffrey Donald Curry, Aaron Thomas Paulette Joy Lapointe, Amy Nicole Nieman, Autumn Joy Berridge, Jeremiah James Decora Jr, Mark Lee Godfrey, Candace Ann Lapointe, Cherie Janelle Lapointe, Nieman, Jeremiah George Berridge, Jillian Angeline Decora Sr, Mark Lee Gomez, Georgia Anita Christian Jerrod Olivares, Jovan Lynn Berridge, Sarah Elizabeth Decora, Allison Marie Gomez, Marcelino Matio Lapointe, Darla Lynn O'Shogay, Gloria Leigh Big Bear, Angela Rose Decora, Amanda Joy Gomez, Martina Lucille Lapointe, Durell Anthony Owen, Chari sse Star Bigbear, Anne Agnes Decora, Dennis Lee Gomez, Misti Leigh Lapointe, Kenneth Robert Painter Sr, Matthew Charles Bigbear, Joseph Louis Decora, Destina Aurelia Good Shield, Cordell Paul Lapointe, Latausha Jenae Painter, Amy Belle Bigbear, Maria Bigfi re, Decora, Diana Lee Good Shield, Eugenio Joseph Lapointe, Viola Elizabeth Painter, Eli John Ventura Hugh James Decora, Donald Javier Goodman, Lucas Clay Lapointe, Winona Rose Painter, Les James Bigfi re, Linae Rae Decora, Edith Marie Goodshield, Theresa Mae Larose, James Louis Painter-McCauley, Mary Jea- Bigfi re, Nathaniel Charles Decora, Jordell Christian Gorrin Sr., Roberto Delano Larose, Katherine nette Bigfi re, Paul Allen Decora, Kenneth Allen Gorrin, Leta Joy Larose, Leslie Ann Parker, Christina Darnell Bigfi re, Seneca Joseph Decora, Keri Lee Grant, Julie Erin Larose, Tyrone Carter Parker, Dana Faye Bird Jr, Victor Evans Decora, Leonard Benjamin Grant, Marilyn Louise Lattoay, Carmelita Rain Parker, Jennifer Kay Bird, Colleen Armilla Decora, Lorelei Hope Grasty, Chuskae Torah Latray, Fannie Michelle Parker, Jewel Larae Bird, Darrian Kyla Decora, Martina Delores Grasty, Waukon Joseph Latray, Gwen Raefi eld Parker, Melanie Lynn Bird, Janet Marie Decora, Mitchell Lee Greene, Dulcie Marie Latray, Louis David Buckskin Parker, Michaelene Kay Bird, Jason Fontenelle Decora, Reva Jean Greene, Kayla Anne Lee, Cade Lorenzo Parker, Teresa Leanne Bird, Jo-Leah Elizabeth Decora, Thomas Lee Greyhair, Patrick John Lee, Donovan Jacob Dennis Patton Jr, Carl Thomas Bird, Marc Evans Decora, Vincent William Grezlik, Christian Alphonse Levering III, Nelson Joseph Paulsen, Andrea Annette Bird, Mary Agnes Decora, Wilbur Joseph Griffi n, Stormy Marie Levering Jr, Nelson James Paulsen, Donna Marie Blackbird, Ireta Ann Drew, Jennifer Sybil Michaela Gunderson IV, Edward Kyle Levering, Alicia Rae Payer III, Edward Blackdeer, Landon James Duong, Lien Ngoc Gurneau Jr, Alan Paul Levering, Daniel Dane Payer Sr, Henry Francis Blackdeer, Mario Eagle, Barbara Ann Hallowell Jr, William B. Levering, Duane Lee Con’t. on page 5 ... Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 — Page 5 Final Voters List

Final Voters List Rice, Katherine Marie Snow, Thomas James Walker, Gaylene Jan Rice, Louis Edward Snow, Vinetta Joyce Walker, Isaiah Miguel ... Con’t. from page 4 Rice, Mary Hannah Snowball Jr, Peter Walker, Jacob Thomas Cain Payer, Anthony Joseph Rice, Maxine Jeanette Rice, Snowball Jr, Thomas Edward Walker, Jordan Thomas Quinn Payer, Barkley Stacey Thelma Jane Snowball Sr, Peter Walker, Mariah Marie Payer, Benita Belle Rice, Winona F. Snowball Sr, Thomas Edward Walker, Mary Alice Payer, Brenda Jean Ricehill Sr, Daniel William Snowball, Crystal Dawn Walker, Nathan Joseph Payer, Candace Natasha Ricehill, Tiara Leigh Snowball, Duane Joseph Walker, Richard Thomas Payer, Cela Janae Rios, Rocina Marie Snowball, Herschel Miles Walker, Skyla Marie Payer, Damon Lee Roberts, Christian James Snowball, Joseph Craig Walker, Teala Colleen Payer, Darren Jay Roberts, Elyas Payne Snowball, Lavinia Pauline Walker, Todd Benjamin David Payer, Dorine Lee Roberts, Tania Leigh Snowball, Nathan Charles Walker, Victoria Mae Payer, Drake Benjamin Rogers, Tonia Nicole Snowball, Paul Donald Walker, Vincent Payer, Jae Dawn Rogers, Triston Bailey Snowball, Raymond Mitchell Walker, Vincent Eugene Payer, Jeremy Edward Rogue, Anna M Snowball, Samuel Shane Walker-Flanders, Rella Mayme Payer, Lawrence Allen Rooney, Jonathan Daniel Snowball, Terry Eldon Ware Jr, Kent Daniel Payer, Rita F Rosado, Jacob Snowball-Carley, Brenda Carol Ware, Anthony Daniel Payer, Royce Moses Ross, Crystal Roberta Snyder, Darwin Lee Ware, Clarice Danielle Pennah, Sharon Lynn Saldana, Anna Maria Snyder, Teisha Lee Ware, Phyllis Marie Perales, Gabriela Ariadne Saldana, Eraine Marie Solomon, Cora Nicolasa Ware, Ralisha Marie Perales, Roman Anthony Sanchez, Leopoldo Glenn Spears, Christa Leigh Warner #6405807, David Francis Phillips, Kyla Ashlyn Sandoval, Elizabeth Springer, Christina Marie Warner, Agnes Mary Picotte, Angelica Rose Sandoval, Ramona Springer, Marcella Rose Warner, Levi William Picotte, Krystle Lee Saul, Fern Irene St. Cyr, Benjamin Louis Warner, Roland Monroe Picotte, Lincoln Wayne Saunsoci III, Charles Amos St. Cyr, Curtis Harold Warner, Ronald Evans Picotte, Marcel Antoine Saunsoci, Elena White Plume St. Cyr, Daryl Greg Warner, Tiffani Joye Picotte, Michelle Katherine Scott, Austin Van St. Cyr, Ebony Danielle Warner, Yvette Michelle Picotte, Tara Charonne Scott, Bette St. Cyr, Gentry Lee West, Christine Picotte, Winona Agnes Scott, Cristian Van St. Cyr, Isaiah William Jarrod White Jr, Thomas Lee Pilcher, Matthew Hensley Scott, Johnny Ramo St. Cyr, John Raymond White, Allina Yvonne Porter, Jean Marie Scott, Karen Ann St. Cyr, Lewis Cass White, Crystal Faith Porter, Michell Marie Scott, Kee Lynn St. Cyr, Luke Andrew White, Elizabeth June Pretends Eagle, Benny Edward Vincent Scott, Maria Jacqueline St. Cyr, Qui Qui Renee White, Frank Gilbert Pretends Eagle, Daniel Francis Scott, Marlon Michael St. Cyr, Robert Francis White, Janelle Flossie Pretends Eagle, Dyan Lynn Scott, Sandy Revson St. Cyr, Terry Lee White, Kenneth Gene Pretends Eagle, Thomas Benjamin Scott, Van Darret St. Cyr, William John White, Michelle Matilda Price Jr, James Harold Seymour, Shirlene Fawn Stealer, Jessica Jean White, Ramona Krystal Price Sr, James Harold Sharpback, Carmelita Marie Stealer, Norma Jean Whitebear, Alicia Charlotte Quagon, Elijah Jacob Sharpback, FranG. Stealer, Rona Doreen Whitebear, Kaylynn Renae Rave Jr, Ira George Sharpback, Scott Alan Suarez III, Jorge Eduardo Whitebear, Ronald Ray Rave Sr, Ira George Sharpback, Wilhelmena Mae Suarez, Saralee lona Whitebeaver Jr, Roger Alan Rave, Aaron Leigh Sharpback-Lujan, Andreana Jule Sun, Anna Queen Whitebeaver Sr, Roger Alan Rave, Angelo Miquel Larose Sharpback-Lujan, Teresa Ann Symouksavanh, Artavian Francis Whitebeaver, Stephani Laura Rave, Annie Larose Sheridan Jr, David Norman Tebo III, Samuel William Whitener, Joseph Leon Rave, Arianna Rae Sheridan Sr, David Norman Tebo, Corey Allen Whitener, Preston Logan Rave, Clarissa Marie Sheridan, Gloria Marie Tebo, Courtney Whitewater, Amelia Marie Rave, Dwayne Joseph Sheridan, Lisa Joy Tebo, Kathleen Whitewater, Brandon Terrance Rave, Isaiah Westin Sheridan, Ramona Marie Tebo, Kevin Lamont Whitewater, Darren Wayne Rave, John Joseph Slowman, He-We-zeka Lansing Tebo, Randolph Evans Whitewater, Gayla Jalece Rave, Justina Ashley Slowman, Kristia Latrice Tebo, Rosella Whitewater, Jerrine Tylah Rave, Kien-a Ernaline Slowman, Sherriel Mary Tecumseh, Dannielle Lee Whitewater, Kenneth Wayne Rave, Leslie Evans Smith Jr, John Waukon Thomas Jr, Jeffery Scott Whitewater, Kimberly Joi Rave, Norman Alan Smith, Elizabeth Thomas Sr, Jeffery Scott Whitewater, Latia Rose Rave, Rebecca Rose Smith, Ernest Dean Thomas Sr., Michael Milton Whitewater, Lois Leota Rave, Vanna Jade Smith, Francine Andrea Thomas, Audrey Whitewater, Louis Benjamin Rave, Wan-en Daniel Smith, Francis Michael Thomas, Bernard Daniel Whitewater, Luther Steven Rave, Xavier Anthony Smith, Gregory James Thomas, Brooke Rose Whitewater, Merle Daniel Raymond IV, Charles John Smith, Isaac Blake Thomas, Deanna Nicole Whitewater, Monica Marie Redfeather, Twila Neola Marie Smith, Jarron Francis Thomas, Heath Jeremy Whitewater, Sandra Jean Redhom Jr, William Ivan Smith, Jennifer Ann Thomas, Helena Marie Whitewater, Sheila Marie Redhom Sr., Ivan Bradley Smith, Johnnie Leroy Thomas, Jamie Nicole Whitewater, Stephanie Rella Redhom, Antonio John Smith, Jonielle Latrice Thomas, Joann Elizabeth Whitewater, Tanesha Marie Redhom, Bethani Nicole Smith, Kobe Ray Thomas, Kadge Michael Whitewater, Thelma Jane Redhom, Cheri Elizabeth Smith, Marcella Ann Thomas, Louise A. Whitewater, Trista Jewels Redhom, David Joseph Smith, Michele Regina Thomas, Marian Lee Whitewing, Lisa Marie Redhom, Deidre Jacqueline Smith, Monica Faye Thomas, Marissa Sam one Whitewing, Solomon George Redhom, Diane Lee Smith, Rena Etta Thomas, Mark Isaiah Whitewing-Saul, Oliver Lewis Redhom, Ida Mae Smith, Stephanie Lynn Thomas, Michelle Lee Whitewing-Saul, Olivia Marie Redhom, Ihleen Rene Smith, Victor Edwin Thomas, Rodney James Wilkie, Trevor Chase Redhom, Madisyn Joe Snake III, Reuben Melvin Thomas, Savhana Sioux Wingett, Mathew Paul Redhom, Mary E Snake, Abigail Elizabeth Thomas, Scott Everett Wolfe Jr, Roy Anthony Redhom, Melori Joi Snake, Anthony Thomas, Taryn Jade Wolfe Jr, Thomas Edward Redhom, Morgyn Jae Snake, Dawn Marie Thomas, Tracy Wolfe, Alan Duane Redhom, Nicole Rochelle Snake, Katherine Tyndall Jr, Harold Alexander Wolfe, Alyssa Deeann Redhom, Rita Charlene Snake, Lavonne Theresa Tyndall, Corbin Jace Wolfe, Audrey Rose Redhom, Robin Kay Snake, Lorna Ruth Tyndall, Ms. Hannah Rose Wolfe, Bobbie Jo Wolfe, Chotch-he-sch- Redhom, Ryan Scott Snake, Michael Greyson Urbanec, Deanna Lynn kotch-ga Wolfe, Daniel Redhom, Sandra Jean Snake, Rosa Ann Velasco, Viola Marie Wolfe, Ellyson Cecelia Redhom, Seferina Marie Snake, Salena Rebecca Walker II, Richard Thomas Wolfe, Henrietta Ann Redhorn, Skyler Droy Herrington Andr Snake, Serena Dale Walker Jr, Emmett Earl Wolfe, Jeremiah Mitchell Redhorn, Steven Ihler Snake, Stuart Wade Walker, Adonis Jare Wolfe, Karen Maria Redhorn, Wakiya Rose Snake-Bumann, Lenore Ann Walker, Alan Jay Wolfe, Kryssa Reeann Redhorn-Chamberlain, Sharon Rose Red- Snake-Bumann, Maxine Amelia Walker, Alma Rose Wolfe, Natasha Marie horn-Endito, Ihler Mark Redhorn-Shores, Snow, Carmen Ilea Walker, Angie Marie Wolfe, Ramona Kay Bradley John Reinhart, Yvonne Esther Snow, Carol Ann Walker, Anthony Cole Wolfe, Regina Leeann Reynolds Jr, Troy Anthony Snow, David Ryan Walker, April Leigh Wolfe, Samantha Josephine Reynolds, Trice Xavier Snow, Farrar Patrick Walker, Barbara Ann Wolfe, Theodore John Rice Jr, Nicholas Dean Snow, James Edward Walker, Byron James Wolfe, Tyree Leeanne Rice Sr., Nicholas Dean Snow, Julia Veronica Walker, Carol Jean Wolfe, Tyren Lee Rice, Alysia Ann Rice, Avis Maria Snow, Kellie Renee Walker, Cassondra Marie Wolfe, Tyresha Lynelle Rice, Charles Francis Snow, Linda Lou Walker, Christie Veronica Wolfl eader, Vincent James Rice, Fontaine Julie Snow, Natasha Nicole Walker, Dawnika Joelle Yellowbull, Marie Elaine Rice, Gabriel Lee Snow, Rita Louise Walker, Dontae Lee Zach, Douglas Rainen Rice, Henry Mel Snow, Rodney Louis Walker, Elizabeth Jean Zach, Eugene Charles Rice, Jeanette Marie Snow, Sheila K Walker, Fred III Zagurski, Dana Lynn Page 6— Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 Bago News

From the Offi ce of Environmental Health Checklist for a Healthy and Safe Summer Break Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Along with rapid "high," and a feel- Use this safety checklist to help a day. Oil of lemon eucalyptus can also Refrigerant Poisoning ing of euphoria, the chemicals found in keep your children in good health protect against mosquitos. Refrigerant poisoning happens when these types of inhalants produce many while they have fun this summer. ___ Poison ivy protection. Poison someone is exposed to the chemicals negative effects on the body. These can ivy soap can break down proteins that used to cool appliances. Refrigerant include: ___ Refi llable water bottles. Children make poison ivy or poison oak so ir- contains chemicals called fl uorinated lightheadedness should drink 12 ounces of cool water ritating. Also, keep calamine lotion on hydrocarbons (often referred to by a hallucinations or a sports drink before they head out hand to use on skin that breaks out in common brand name, "Freon"). Freon delusions to play. And they should take water an itchy rash. is a tasteless, mostly odorless gas. agitation breaks during games. If your children ___ Antihistamine. Summer grass, When it is deeply inhaled, it can cut nausea and vomiting go to camp or play on a team, make weeds, and fl owers may trigger summer off vital oxygen to your cells and lungs lethargy sure they refi ll their water bottle several allergies. An over-the-counter antihis- Limited exposure, for example, a muscle weakness times a day. tamine can ease your child's scratchy spill on your skin or breathing near an depressed refl exes ___ First aid kit. Keep a fi rst aid kit in throat and runny nose if allergies are open container, is only mildly harmful. loss of sensation your home, in your car, and bring one a problem. However, you should try to avoid all unconsciousness with you on vacation. Keep fi rst aid kits ___Car safety. To minimize the risk of contact with these types of chemicals. Even fi rst-time users can experience someplace where you can reach them, a child getting trapped in a hot vehicle, Even small amounts can cause symp- devastating consequences. A condition but the children can’t. leave a purse, briefcase, or cell phone toms. Inhaling these fumes on purpose known as "sudden sniffi ng death" can ___ Sun protection. Get wide-brimmed in the back seat. That way, you get in to "get high" can be very dangerous. occur in healthy people the very fi rst hats, sunglasses, and cotton clothes the habit of checking in the back seat It can be fatal even the very fi rst time time they inhale refrigerant. The highly that cover your child’s skin to reduce before leaving the vehicle. Ask your you do it. Regularly inhaling high con- concentrated chemicals can lead to ir- exposure to the sun’s damaging rays. child's daycare to call you if the child centrations of Freon can cause issues regular and rapid heart rhythms. This ___ Sunscreen. Use a broad-spectrum doesn’t show up as expected. Always such as: can then lead to heart failure within sunscreen with at least 30 SPF every day lock your car and trunk, even parked breathing problems minutes. Death can also occur due to for kids older than 6 months. (It's best in the driveway at home, and always fl uid buildup in the lungs asphyxiation, suffocation, seizures, or to keep babies out of the sun). Reapply keep keys and fobs out of the reach of organ damage choking. You may also get into a fatal after swimming, sweating, or after more little ones. sudden death accident if you drive while intoxicated than 2 hours in the sun. What are the Symptoms of Re- Some of the chemicals found in in- ___ Helmet. Before your children ride SOURCES:Safe Kids USA: “Bike and frigerant Poisoning? halants stick around in the body for a away on a bike, scooter, or other set of Wheels Safety for Big Kids At Play.” Mild exposure to refrigerants is long period of time. They attach easily wheels, make sure they're wearing a “Dehydration and Heat Illness Preven- generally harmless. Poisoning is rare to fat molecules and can be stored in well-fi tting helmet. tion Tips.” “Sports Safety for Big Kids except in cases of abuse or exposure the fatty tissue. The buildup of poison ___ Protective sports gear. If your At Play.” “Poison Prevention for Big in a confi ned space. Symptoms of mild can damage vital organs, including your children play team sports, make sure Kids At Home.”American Academy of to moderate poisoning include: liver and brain. The buildup can also they have appropriate gear. Depending Orthopaedic Surgeons: “Recreational irritation of the eyes, ears, create a physical dependence (addic- on the sport, this may include a mouth Activities and Childhood Injuries - and throat tion). Regular or long-term abuse may guard, face mask, helmet, pads, and OrthoInfo.”Beth Johns-Thomas, direc- headache also result in: shoes made specifi cally for the surface tor of summer programs at the Fenn nausea weight loss your child will play on. School, Concord, Mass.KidsHealth from vomiting loss of strength or coordination ___ Safety plan. Before your children Nemours. “First-Aid Kit.”Human Servic- frostbite (liquid Freon) irritability head out to play, agree on a safety plan es : Arlington, Virginia: “How Young Is cough depression that includes how they can reach you Too Young To Be Home Alone?”American chemical burn to the skin psychosis and what to do in an emergency. Academy of Pediatrics: “HealthyChil- dizziness rapid, irregular heart beat ___ Bug spray. If ticks or mosquitoes dren.org - Summer Safety Tips - Part Symptoms of severe poisoning lung damage are common in your area, apply repel- I.”UConn Health Center: “Poison Ivy include: nerve damage lent with DEET, but go for the lowest Fact Sheet.”FamilyDoctor.org: “Aller- fl uid buildup or bleeding brain damage concentration that will work for as long gic Rhinitis | Overview.”Wayne Moss, in the lungs death as you need it to. Repellent with 10% senior director, Sports, Fitness & Rec- burning sensation in the esophagus What Is the Outlook For Refriger- DEET is effective for about 2 hours, reation, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, vomiting up blood ant Poisoning? while 30% DEET works for about 5 Atlanta.FDA. decreased mental status Recovery depends on how quickly hours. Do not apply a spray with high Reviewed by Shannon Wright, RN on diffi cult, labored breathing you get medical help. Huffi ng refrigerant concentration of DEET more than once 5/17/2016. irregular heartbeat chemicals can result in signifi cant brain loss of consciousness and lung damage. The effects vary from seizures person to person. This damage is not Recreational Use: Getting High reversible even after the person stops (Huffi ng) abusing inhalants. Sudden death can Refrigerant abuse is commonly occur with refrigerant abuse, even the called "huffi ng." The chemical is often very fi rst time. inhaled from an appliance, a container, Preventing Accidental Refrigerant a rag, or a bag with the neck held Poisoning tightly closed. The products are inex- Inhaling chemicals to get high is com- pensive, easy to fi nd, and easy to hide. mon in the United States because such The chemicals produce a pleasurable chemicals are legal and easy to fi nd. feeling by depressing the central ner- Inhalant use among adolescents has vous system. When inhaled, it's simi- been declining over the years. However, lar to the feeling caused by drinking nearly 40,000 adolescents use inhalants alcohol or taking sedatives, along with on any given day. lightheadedness and hallucinations. Preventing Abuse The high only lasts a few minutes, so To help prevent abuse, limit access to people who use these inhalants often these chemicals by keeping containers inhale repeatedly to make the feeling out of reach of children and attaching a last longer. lock to the appliances that use them. It's What Are the Signs of Abuse? also very important to educate. Chronic abusers of inhal- Communicate with your children ants might have a mild rash about the risks of using drugs and al- around the nose and mouth. cohol. Don't pretend that the risks don't Other signs include: exist or assume that your child couldn't watery eyes possibly do drugs. Be sure to reiterate slurred speech that huffi ng can lead to death the very drunken appearance fi rst time it's done. excitability sudden weight loss If you are with someone you think chemical smells on the clothing has poisoning, quickly move the victim or breath to fresh air to avoid further problems paint stains on the clothing, face, from prolonged exposure. Once the or hands person has been moved, call your lo- lack of coordination cal Police Department to dispatch EMS hidden empty spray cans (402)878-2294 or the National Poison or rags soaked in chemicals Control Hotline at 1-800-222-1222.

Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 — Page 7 Bago News

THE STORIES OF OUR CHILDREN The stories are told through chil- Ms. Greengrass says that is the re- dren’s experiences while attending spect she wants the children to show summer school. The children will tell her. It is you appreciate how hard I us about themselves, their families, worked to be able to stand up and teach their experiences, and how they feel. you. You appreciate the times I just Let’s start out with the 7-12 grade didn’t sit in front of the tv, but studied. class room. You appreciate the times I was tired Mr. Kotter: Good morning everyone. but went to work anyway. One form of My name is Mr. Kotter. I’m not from respect is to realize what someone has here but I am very glad to be here. I done or accomplished and treat them know some of you are very private so I with honor and kindness- if you really don’t want to make you tell me every- do appreciate the work they have done thing about yourself, so let’s just start and try to learn from them. with names, a little about your family, She tells them to appreciate the why you are here this summer, and knowledge our elders have, what they what you want to learn. have experienced through the years, and Hawk: My name is George but every- what they try to share with us-things one calls me Hawk. I’m here cause my they have learned about how hard it math grades need to be improved. My might be to live in the white man’s world, mom said if I get an A in algebra she or any world-but to never forget who and my dad will take us to Valley Fair. you really are. But she tells them not So I really wanna to g et an A. to worry because we’ll work on it some Marisa: My name is Marisa. I’m the more. We are Native people and to me oldest in the family and really needed that’s what makes us strong and willing to get out of the house, just kidding. to work hard. No, but I’m here cause I want to get as OKAY, now because we are Native I many credits as I can so I can graduate want you to introduce yourself and tell early and go somewhere, in the army me who your parents, grandparents, or to college. and great-grandparents are, go back as IHS awards ... Con’t. from front page Mike: My name is Mike. I’m here far as you can but it’s okay if you don’t overall patient wait times and offer more provements at Pine Ridge and Rosebud cause my grandma said I have to be know-really! Because that’s some of services at night and on weekends. At Hospitals. here. I missed a lot of school last year, what I want to help you learn and why Pine Ridge IHS Hospital, for example, In addition to efforts to add contract because…no never mind. as, a Native woman, I am here for you! at least 21 nurses and 10 medical sup- staff in Emergency Departments, IHS Shelly: Hi, I’m Shelly. I’m Mike’s sis- Mrs. Greengrass goes through the exer- port assistants currently serving in the has a number of ongoing efforts to im- ter and yes, we live with our grandma. cise and fi nds only 1 child in 18 knows Emergency Department will be shifted prove staffi ng across the IHS system. Our parents were killed in a car ac- their ancestry past their grandparents. to other hospital outpatient clinics. With Last week, IHS requested proposals cident two years ago and we came to Mrs. Rasmussen’s class is the fi rst these staffi ng changes, Pine Ridge IHS for enhanced telehealth services in live her then. I really like living with through third grade. She starts out by Hospital will offer -- for the fi rst time the enabling more clinical her and she teaches us about a lot of introducing herself and telling everyone -- services on Saturday, with clinics run- appointments to be provided remotely. things. I was kinda having it hard with about how her family has been farming ning from noon to midnight. The hours Additionally, IHS has eliminated a being new in school, this year is a lot for three generations. She says she grew of the existing Sunday clinic at Pine number of administrative impediments better but I still need to make up some up around here and went to school with Ridge IHS Hospital will also be expanded to health professional staff recruit- work from last year. lots of Indians. Everyone has to sit in by seven hours beyond the current ment across the IHS system, including Other kids go on to introduce them- their assigned seats and work begins hours and will now run from noon to securing approval to offer additional selves in the class of 16. Mr. Kotter right away. midnight, as well. At Omaha Winnebago relocation benefi ts for qualifi ed job can- then hands out lesson plans for each, The day is short and most of children IHS Hospital a doctor, nurses and a didates as well as more pay for some a questionnaire about the types of fi eld are happy to be there, but also happy to medical support assistant will also be health providers so that salaries at IHS trips they want to take, other ideas they go home. Shelly really likes Mr. Kotter, assigned to other departments to im- are more competitive. For example, IHS might have for classroom activities and she goes home and tells her grandma prove services and decrease patient wait has established a new Title 38 special their day begins. He wants the class to all about school and her new teacher. times. A schedule of expanded clinic salary pay table for Certifi ed Registered pair up as they talk about fi eld trips. Kunu Mike is still quiet and goes in his hours at that facility is not yet available. Nurse Anesthetists, which allows for George and Mike pair up together. room to play video games. After dinner, While IHS has often contracted with more competitive salaries for this criti- Shelly and Mike are outside shooting health professionals to address staff- cal nursing specialty. Now we move to Ms. Greengrass’ hoops. She can tell something is really ing challenges in the past, the contract IHS, in conjunction with the Cen- class. She is the summer school teach- wrong with her brother and asks him announced today requires the vendor ters for Medicare & Medicaid Services, er for 3rd grade through 6th grade. She “Please tell me what’s going on- I know to provide all appropriate department announced on May 13 an additional tells the children she is Native also and something is bothering you.” At fi rst he management as well as clinical staffi ng. partnership to strengthen the quality of fl at out tells them she expects their doesn’t answer, then puts the ball down The contractor will provide a physician care, with IHS hospitals receiving assis- respect. But, she also knows that to sits on it and tells her “I don’t feel right to serve as the full time Director of each tance from a CMS-supported Hospital children this age respect is just a word. here and I think it would be easier for Emergency Department and other man- Engagement Network. She tells them she went to college so grandma if I just left.” agement services. It is estimated that The IHS Great Plains Area serves she could be a teacher. It was a lot of This article is the fi rst in a series approximately half of U.S. emergency 130,000 patients in Iowa, Nebraska, work for her, she had to work a job and sponsored by the Juvenile Services Pro- departments utilize contracted physi- South Dakota and North Dakota by study at night, and it was hard, but she gram (JSP). All stories are copyrighted cian practice management. operating 16 federal government fa- did it because she thought of all of her and cannot be reprinted without the On April 30, IHS signed Systems cilities and funding the operations of little relatives and how she would teach permission of the JSP. The community Improvement Agreements with the Cen- 17 tribally operated health facilities. them if she ever got the chance. desribed could be any community in ters for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Review the IHS Principal Deputy Di- Indian Country. another part of the U.S. government, rector’s recent briefi ng on Great Plains which requires that in the short-term Area operations. IHS obtain the services of an Emergency The IHS, an agency in the U.S. Department medical group contractor Department of Health and Human for Pine Ridge Hospital and for Rosebud Services, provides a comprehensive Hospital. The Systems Improvement health service delivery system for Agreements strengthen the foundation approximately 2.2 million American for immediate and long-term quality im- Indians and Alaska Natives.

HuJope & Crew recently built a permanent shade at the Senior Citizens Center, it replaces a retractable awning.

Pet Care day at the Winnebago Health Department Garage.

Winnebago gets all the potholes on mainstreet fi xed by the Nebraska DOR. Page 8— Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 Winnebago Tribal Council Meeting Minutes

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA (Victoria Kitcheyan in at 10:20 a.m.) Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Motion carried. Regular Tribal Council Meeting Vincent Bass motioned to approve HAND BOOK REVISION: May 3, 2016 the Lease of Tegeler Home (with monthly WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to payments) with details worked out. Sec- TRIBAL COUNCIL TREASURER’S approve the Manning Document & TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: onded by Louis LaRose. REPORT Organizational Chart. Seconded by Darla LaPointe VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain May 6, 2016 Vincent Bass. Vincent Bass Motion carried. VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: Motion carried. Louis LaRose ENROLLMENT Darla LaPointe FOOD & BEVERAGE JOB DE- James Snow (out at 10:20am) Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt Vincent Bass SCRIPTION REVISION: Frank White (on travel) resolution #16-78 approving Tribal En- Victoria Kitcheyan Vincent Bass motioned to approve Isaac Smith (on travel) rollment Applicant A3262. Seconded by Kenneth Mallory the Food & Beverage Job Description Victoria Kitcheyan (in at 10:20 a.m.) Vincent Bass. Louis LaRose revision. Seconded by Frank White. VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain James Snow VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain OTHERS PRESENT: Motion carried. Frank White Motion carried. Joy Johnson Curtis St. Cyr motioned to adopt Curtis St. Cyr ORACLE AGREEMENT: Ireta Blackbird resolution #16-79 approving a Tribal Isaac Smith (on leave) Frank White motioned to approve John Snowball Member Blood Quantum Increase. Sec- Oracle agreement up grading Micros Joseph Painter onded by Victoria Kitcheyan. OTHERS PRESENT: and Opera Systems. Seconded by Ron Nohr VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Mike Means James Snow. Curtis St. Cyr Motion carried. Mayan Beltran VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Tonia Keller SAFETY COMMITTEE Travis Morgan Motion carried. James Price Curtis St. Cyr motioned to appoint Maunka Morgan POLICE OFFICER: Billy DeCora the following individuals according to Mark Aldrich Frank White motioned to have John Gywen Porter their job positions Keith Hanks, Sr. Sparks to be a police offi cer at Win- Roz Koob currently held to the Safety Commit- Wambli Dolezal naVegas. Seconded Vincent Bass. Sharon Frenchman tee; Monica Cleveland, Environmental Dot Houghton VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Amy Painter Health Specialist; Liz Walker Motion carried. Ireta Hunter, Tribal Housing Direc- Wanda Lewis ADMIN. REQUEST: CALL TO ORDER: Chairwoman tor; Joseph Painter, Physical Resource Reva DeCora Frank White motioned to replace the LaPointe called the meeting to order Director; and Lou Mae Hunter GM Vehicle as requested by Adminis- at 9:06 a.m. James Price Sr., Facilities Director. Tara Hernandez tration. Seconded by Louis LaRose. Seconded by Louis LaRose. Mary Greaves VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain OPENING PRAYER: James Snow VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. offered the opening prayer. Motion carried. CALL TO ORDER: Chairwoman (Curtis St. Cyr out at 11:00 a.m.) Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve LaPointe called the meeting to order at SPONSORSHIP: LPTC requesting ADOPT AGENDA: CALL TO OR- the CEO report as presented by Sharon 9:05 a.m. sponsorship from WinnaVegas. No DER, OPENING PRAYER, ADOPT Frenchman. Seconded by Vincent Bass. action taken. AGENDA, READING OF THE MIN- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain OPEINING PRAYER: Curtis St. Cyr RECESS: Chairwoman LaPointe UTES: 4/18, 4/20 General Counsel, Motion carried. offered the opening prayer. called the recess at 12:00 p.m. to re- RATIFY 5 SIGNATURES: (4); Approve WILDLIFE & PARKS: Buffalo Pro- turn at 1:00 p.m. the request from WinnaVegas Slots gram Presentation – Update only GAMING COMMISSION: CALL BACK TO ORDER: Chair- re: buyout of capital lease with WMS KRISTIA SLOWMAN REQUEST: Vincent Bass motioned to approve woman LaPointe called the meeting (Bally) for $40,000.00, Request from No action taken. the Financial Report for the Gaming back to order at 1:09 p.m. Mayan Beltran to ratify the appoint- TRIBAL FLAG POLICY: request Commission. Seconded by Frank White. TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: ment of Roberto Gorrin as a Police Of- from Donald Healy from Bisbee, AZ to VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Darla LaPointe fi cer @ WinnaVegas Casino & Resort, purchase a fl ag. Motion carried. Victoria Kitcheyan ratify resolution, ratify travel, CEO Kenneth Mallory motioned to have Kenneth Mallory REPORT: (yes), no sale of Tribal Flag until policy is WINNAVEGAS FINANCIAL Louis LaRose OLD BUSINESS: Wildlife & Parks approved and design is copyrighted. REPORT: March James Snow - Buffalo Program, Kristia Slowman – Seconded by Curtis St. Cyr. Vincent Bass motioned to approve the Frank White request, NEW BUSINESS: Request to VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain March WinnaVegas Financial Report. TRIBAL TREASURER REPORT: purchase Tribal Flag – Donald Healy, Motion carried. Seconded by James Snow. Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- Land Management (5 items), Commu- VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain prove the Tribal Treasurer report. nity Policing Board – appoint a member LAND MANAGEMENT: Motion carried. Seconded by Louis LaRose. and an alternate from the council, ADOPTION OF STANDARD RESI- Discussion on comps – discussion VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Alcohol/Drug Program Advisory Com- DENTIAL LEASE AGREEMENT only Motion carried. mittee Guidelines, Travel GPTCHB mtg, FORMAT: WinnaVegas Casino – Winnebago TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS: Five Signa- Vincent Bass motioned to adopt Senior Analysis: Figures on costs of HOUSING TREASURER REPORT: ture Policy, *LPTC in at 11:00 a.m. resolution # 16-80 regarding Adoption of increasing perks. James Snow motioned to approve Vincent Bass motioned to approve Standard Residential Lease Agreement. the Housing Treasurer Report. Sec- the agenda. Seconded by Curtis St. Seconded by Curtis St. Cyr. ARISOCRAT PURCHASE: onded by Victoria Kitcheyan. Cyr. VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Louis LaRose motioned to approve VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. the Aristocrat Purchase of $9,363.00 Motion carried. Motion carried. monthly for a total of $224,712.00. James Snow motioned to suspend ADDITIONAL TRIBAL LEASING Seconded by James Snow. the rules. Seconded by Victoria READING OF THE MINUTES: PROVISIONS: VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kitcheyan. Vincent Bass motioned to approve Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt Motion carried. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain minutes for April 18, 2016 as amended. resolution #16-81 regarding Adoption Motion carried. Seconded by James Snow. of Additional Tribal Leasing Provisions. KONAMI MACHINES: RESOLUTION: VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Seconded by Louis LaRose. Louis LaRose motioned to ap- Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Motion carried. VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain prove the Konami Machines Purchase resolution #16-84 regarding Wildlife Vincent Bass motioned to approve Motion carried. of $8,809.58 monthly for a total of & Parks/Donald Barclay Agriculture General Counsel Minutes for April 20, $211,430.00. Seconded by Vincent Lease. Seconded by Louis LaRose. 2016. Seconded by Louis LaRose. LAND EXCHANGE AMENDMENT: Bass. VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. Motion carried. resolution #16-73A regarding Benny Motion carried. SENIOR REQUEST: RATIFY 5 SIGNAUTES: Pretends Eagle Land Exchange Amend- Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to refer Kenneth Mallory motioned to ratify ment. Seconded by Louis LaRose. HR DEPARTMENT JOB DESCRIP- Senior Request for deductible for hail the 5 signature to approve the request VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain TION: damage to credit department. Sec- from slots regarding the buyout of Motion carried. Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ap- onded by Frank White. capital lease with WMS (Bally) for prove the job description for Banquet VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain $40,000.00. Seconded by Vincent EXTENSION (2 YEAR) LEASE: Captain/Trainer at WinnaVegas Casino Motion carried. Bass. Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt & Resort. Seconded by James Snow. GAMING COMMISSION: VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain resolution #16-82 regarding Danelle VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- Motion carried. Smith Peach Avenue Unit 07 Home Site Motion carried. point Tonia Roberts and Rona Stealer Kenneth Mallory motioned to ratify Lease Extension. Seconded by Louis to Gaming Commission. Seconded by the 5 signature request from Mayan LaRose. THANK YOU CHECKS: Victoria Kitcheyan. Beltran to ratify the appointment of VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ap- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Roberto Gorrin as a Police Offi cer at Motion carried. prove the Thank you Checks proposal Motion carried. WinnaVegas Casino & Resort. Sec- for a total of $274,736.35. Seconded by ADJOURN: onded by Vincent Bass. HOME SITE CANCELLATION: Vincent Bass. Kenneth Mallory motioned to ad- VOTE: (3) yes (2) no (0) abstain Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain journ the meeting at 2:29 p.m. Sec- Motion carried. resolution #16-83 regarding Wayne Motion carried. onded by James Snow. James Snow Motioned to ratify the Kelsey Jr. Home Site Cancellation. Sec- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain 5 signature to adopt Resolution #16-77 onded by Vincent Bass. GS ATTENDANT JOB DESCRIP- Motion carried. regarding Winnebago Respecting Our VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain TION REVISION: Chairwoman LaPointe adjourned the Elders Project. Seconded by Curtis Motion carried. Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ap- meeting at 2:29 p.m. St. Cyr. prove the GS Attendant Job Descrip- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain COMMUNITY POLICING BOARD: tion for WinnaVegas Casino & Resort. Respectfully submitted, Motion carried. Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to table Seconded by Louis LaRose. Kenneth Mallory, Secretary Curtis St. Cyr motioned to ratify the appointing members and approving VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska 5 signature approving Tribal Council guidelines to the Community Policing Members and Warner Earth to travel Board. Seconded by Louis LaRose. to attend the DAPL Demonstration in VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Omaha, NE on May 3, 2016. Seconded Motion carried. by Vincent Bass. APPROVE TRAVEL: VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Vincent Bass motioned to approve Motion carried. travel to Aberdeen, SD for Tribal Council members wishing to attend the GPTCHB CEO REPORT: meeting being held on May 11-12, 2016. Joy Johnson Report – Update Seconded by Curtis St. Cyr Ron Nohr Report – Update VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. TRIBAL HOUSING LPTC BOOSTER CLUB: No action Vincent Bass motioned to have taken. Treasurer seek $57,000.00 for repairs 5 SIGNATURE POLICY: No action to the 12 plex building. Seconded by taken. James Snow. HUMAN SERVICES: State contract VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain negotiations, Roz Koob – Information Motion carried. only. (James Snow out at 10:20 a.m.) Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- ADJOURN: prove the amount of $7,500.00 to start Vincent Bass motioned to adjourn the repair of Elder Home. Seconded by meeting at 12:38 p.m. Curtis St. Cyr. Seconded by Victoria Kitcheyan. VOTE: (3) yes (0) no (1) abstain VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. Motion carried. Curtis St. Cyr motioned to approve Chairwoman LaPointe adjourned the revised guideline for Senior Housing. meeting at 12:38 p.m. Seconded by Vincent Bass. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Respectfully submitted, Motion carried. Kenneth Mallory, Secretary Page 10 — Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 Community Notices

Winnebago Housing And Development Commission Lease Obligation: Annual Inspections are required, as stated in the tenant’s lease. Resident Services is responsible for conducting the annual housekeeping Thank You All inspection. A Maintenance staff is also present to inspect the structural items. Resident Services is authorized to send a letter to the tenant, which gives the Thanks to everyone for your thoughts, prayers and tenants four days notice. The inspection is not a “white glove” type of inspection. continued support during my recent illness. I hate to The inspection’s purpose is to ensure that the units are maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Leaving trash bags by the door instead of quickly into the start listing names, don’t wanna forget no one, but your outside trash container can lead to roaches and rodents. Failure to keep the help is very much appreciated, and y’all know you are stove clean and free of food and grease can lead to a fi re. We appreciate tenants going to Heaven…too. who are clean and orderly and we struggle with those who may not have learned basic housekeeping practices. The goal is for our tenants to be safe and for the units to be taken care of. I may be a little shorter, and a bit slower, but I’m feel- Renovation on Sunrise Drive – There was only one bid received in mid-April ing like $100, well, $150, and it sure feels good. from a contractor. HUD requires a second publication seeking bids. There are now three contractors interested which is good news. Hopefully we’ll be able to Again, Thank You, and Creator Bless each and ev- select a contractor and move to the actual construction work in July. Sewer System – Repairs – This is a reminder. Do not fl ush “disposable wipes”, eryone of you. feminine products, baby wipes or Q-tips down the toilet. In spite of the advertis- ing on tv, the fl ushable wipes often clog the sewer line. The service provided by Jerome LaPointe, Sr. Speedy Rooter or Rotor Rooter can cost from $500 to $1000, depending on the location of the clog. These items are often the cause of the blockage. Since this type of blockage is NOT the result of system breakdown or malfunction, the ten- ant will be charged for the specialist’s repairs. T hank you for your cooperation.

Re-Certifi cation of Tenant Lease: Ann Sailors, new Occupancy Specialist, has been diligently working on re-certifi cations. HUD requires the re-certifi cation to ensure that qualifi ed/eligible individuals and families continue to resident in NAHASDA-supported housing. We appreciate the cooperation of those families who have responded to Ann’s letter of notifi cation. Each year auditors review tenant fi les to verify that the re-certifi cation is done and all mandatory docu- ments are in the fi les.

Homeownership: Congratulations to a tribal member who recently received approval of a home loan from Bank2 of Oklahoma!

Summer Volunteers: The week of July 10, 13 students from St. Mary’s of Omaha will be in Winnebago doing outside work for the housing program. They will be assisting in trimming trees, shrubs, and getting one 4-bedroom unit ready for painting. Welcome to the students of St. Mary’s.

Native American Owned Manufacturing Housing Company LOOKING TO HIRE Construction trades including,drywalling, roofi ng, electrical, plumbing, framing, siding Weekdays! 1st Shift! Attendance bonusus! Apply at: Cascatra Homes 909 17th Ave. Central City, NE 68826 308-946-5400 [email protected] LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Winnebago Self Storage Case No. CV16-085 Case No. CV16-090 In the Matter of the In the Matter of the Custody Peti- 5x10 - $35/month Divorce Petition of: tion of: 10x10 - $45/month MICHELLE JOAN NAVARRETE- WILLIAM T. HARDEN 10x20 - $65/month OSORIO vs. vs TUESDAY S. WALKER EDGAR NAVARRETE-OSORIO To: TUESDAY S. WALKER, To: EDGAR NAVARRETE-OSORIO: You are hereby notified that a 402-878-4210 You are hereby notifi ed that a Divorce Custody petition has been fi led and petition has been fi led and a hearing a Trial concerning the above referred www.winnebagoselfstorage.com concerning the above referred Case No. Individual(s) in case no. CV16-090 has CV16-085 has been scheduled and will been scheduled will be heard in the be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 25th day Nebraska on the 16TH day of AGUST Apartment For Rent of JULY 2016 at the hour of 10:30 A.M. 2016 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. 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 New Deadline ! ! ! 712-258-4765 for Winnebago Newspaper or write: Weinberg P.M. Inc., 600 4th Street, Suite 306, Sioux City, Iowa 51105 This institution is an equal opportunity provider July 8 Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, June 29, 2016 — Page 11 Community Notices

Bass Honored by Omaha Tribe Summer Youth Employment Program Intros… By Zeke Porter Tyrese Gorrin is a 14 year old en- rolled member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. He is employed through the SYEP, and he currently works at the Boys & Girls Club. Some of his favorite activities consist of playing outside, swimming, and drawing. Tyrese’s favor- ite sports teams are the Detroit Lions, , and the Dallas Cowboys (C’mon son, Pick One). What he likes most about his job is he gets to play with kids all day. Some of his hobbies include playing games, work- ing out, and sleeping. The two main things that he wants to purchase with the money he earns this summer are clothes and games.

Jayla Price is a 14 year old enrolled Wisdom Bass-Robinson, 12, and Btin Spears, 13, of Walthill, Nebraska, member of the Winnebago Tribe of noticed a girl face-down in the pool at the Best Western Ramkota in Rapid Nebraska. She is employed through City, South Dakota recently and pulled her from the water. the SYEP, and she currently works at "We knew something was wrong when her face was in the water for so long," the Boys & Girls Club. Jayla’s favorite Wisdom said in a statement released by the Rapid City police department. "I activities playing basketball, softball, grabbed her and Btin and I pulled her to the side." and playing outside. Her favorite thing Both Wisdom & Btin were honored this week by the Omaha Tribe at a Cer- about her job is being able to work emony in Onawa, and awarded gifts by the tribe. with kids every day. Some of her fa- Wisdom is the son of Amanda Lynn Bass, the grandson of Taylor & Marie vorite people that inspire her are Kobe Bass, and the great Grandson of past Winnebago Indian News Editor, Donna Bryant, Derrick Rose, and J Cole. She Vandall. Congratz. plan’s on going to Missouri this sum- mer to visit family.

Jamisen Wolfl eader is a 14 year old enrolled member of the Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe. He is employed through the SYEP, and he currently works at the Boys & Girls Club. Some of Jamisen’s favorite activities are going to pow- wows and playing sports. His favorite things in life consist of pow-wow music, the Chicago Bulls, and the Green Bay packers. There’s three things main things that he wants to buy this sum- mer; Clothing, Shoes, and FOOD.

Jocelyn Colvin is a 15 year old member of the Winnebago Tribe of Ne- braska. She is employed through the SYEP, and she currently works at the Boys & Girls Club. Her favorite hobby is writing poetry. Activities that she loves to do are playing basketball, go- ing for a run, and shopping. She really enjoys working with kids at work, it’s her favorite part of the job. Something cool that she wants to do this summer is to travel to Florida with her father.

Masthead Scene

The Winnebago Boys & Girls Club, the entire Club, took a trip New Deadline ! to the WinnaVegas Casino Resort recently to meet ex-Cornhusker Tyrone Hughes. The trip and presentation sponsored by WinnaVe- gas was an incentive trip for the club, who were also treated to for Winnebago Newspaper the Flowers Island Buffet. July 8