Karuk Tribe of California

Karuk Tribe of California Quarterly Newsmagazine Post Office Box 1016 • 64236 Second Avenue • Happy Camp, CA 96039 August 2008 (530) 493-1600 • (800) 505-2785 (800-50Karuk) • www.karuk.us 3507 Enrolled Members

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Information Schedule Page Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 Monday, June Registration is at locations: the following no later than 5:00 P.M. willbeavailable on Avenue. Avenue. nd 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 1-800-50Karuk or (530) 493-1600, ext 2014. (530) or 1-800-50Karuk , The Karuk Tribe of California will 4, 2008, The Karuk Tribe Tuesday, November Notice of Election of Notice SUBJECT MATTER OF ELECTION: All members of the Karuk tribe who are All and eighteen years of age and older, members that on Karuk Voters Registration Office P.O. Box 815 Happy Camp, CA 96039 1) A notary public 2) Two eligible voters of the Tribe 3)Federal State, a of card. I.D. copy a signatured Providing Tribal or requests for absentee ballots must besubmittedin writing absenteerequests for bymust aRegistered ballots Voter of with the Karuk Voters Registration Office shall have the right to vote. Registration to Voters right Karuk the the have with shall Office , and sent to: Karuk Tribe of California California of Tribe Karuk

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NOTICE IS HEREBYNOTICE GIVEN to reach Happy Camp. No phone call, or fax requests will be accepted according to Section 16B of the Tribal Tribal the of will16B Section to according accepted or fax requests be No phone call, to reach Happy Camp. methods: methods: living outside of the tribes aboriginal for those members due to the lengthmanner territory, time of it takes mail All requests for absentee ballots must contain his or her signature, and be contain his or her Allrequests verified by one of the following three forabsentee ballots must Voter’sthe timely a by in office Registration received absentee that be requests recommended ballot highly is It ABSENTEE BALLOTS: residency must be returned to the Tribal Administration Office in Happy Camp Administration residency must be returned to the Tribal Orleans and Yreka, and the Tribal Administration Building in Happy Camp.Happy in of proof and Building Tribal petitions the and Yreka, and Orleans Nominating Administration LARGEAT MEMBER TERM 4 YEAR 2008-2012 at the Housing Authority Offices in Yreka and Happy Camp, the Karuk Medical Clinic Buildings in Buildings Clinic in Yreka and Medical Karuk the Camp, Happy 16, 2008 at the Housing Authority Offices Friday, August 1, 2008. LARGEAT MEMBER TERM 4 YEAR 2008-2012

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visited Computer home how

Hatchery sites: importance

teach lunch, Trinidad and shells,

and and Claypole, salmonids

plant, a field 3rd-6th graders took

Students for then viewing and to

viewed and requirements there,

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way environments.

learned

University’s located them

study representing to The Other Projects. Other In Bob picnic

graders live went Klamath

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other marine life.

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taught to

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Community available

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to use. Camp,

three “Eelgrass

learned flowering

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Identification Shauna of had Cedar from JES For A The

showed netting

trip for Park, Fisheries

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students

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annual specimens

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Karuk Dave at the Oster graders AmeriCorps assisted Camp around bird Service,

time

to Crew

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check and Aquatic two before

Dave

to tag, Trip Daniel all process

facts

identification took SRRC the the and

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stations. Quinn

Payne, Forest also Fisheries, stations,

brand the Ranger the in the

with

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expertise

and the

Cedar

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Claypole, Goodwin Invertebrates 6th park.

demonstrated May. AmeriCorps

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mind spiritual unless soul conducted body abuse. Artwork byTribal Member Tobie Valin alcohol function spiritual

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first that that and any

the

us or of or of

a Page 15 Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 a

of us

the the the

and that will you ext. like you

stop as they

mail

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at transit grants Karuk

so a If

if as each Karuk

contact

Human support

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projects Council. planning National will

National

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Department and will

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to the

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Tribal office clinics, support the

Natural

call brochure, may

report the learn Marble a Places. Register youth by nominee Council culture also have Territory. Flood packets, Preparedness will one 2021. our of Tribal were our to Tribal Services Program. the finalization; Reunion a in Happy Camp. Office include: grant; funded provide and and

Hester Dillon, Grantwriter Dillon, Hester will

recently Panamnik) (NPS)

(in grant

were assessment e The Blue Shield Foundationdevelopment for andprogram staff training Karuk withinTribal the Health and HumanProgram; and Services Part One of our two in Grant part (HRSA) HealthAdministration Services Resources and Human and Health Tribal Karuk the of support Services Program. assistance assistance and infrastructure development to Health Program; our Behavioral W Service NPS

• • The Tishannik Park property productive

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Grants Department Update Department Grants had

has

Office

Grants

Housing and Urban Development for the Indian Substance Abuse and MentalAdministration Health (SAMHSA)Services forCare Grant Program, which will provide technical the Circles of Community Development Block Grant Program, which will add office space to the Administration such programs Tribal for Camp Happy in Building and, Education Assistance, Income Low Elders, as Assistance when to operational, Temporary Tribal Needy Families (TANF); The

• •

to: submitted grants three months, we’ve In the past by. summer is flying spring and Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 Page 16 purpose through grant the was project 32, weekly necklaces. school at and in Basketweavers dance and was Demonstration spring the Happy

multi-strand,

Karuk held to ended dancers With The from Karuk

buy début classes

aged of was of the on

Camp. necklaces the assistance

Education this the Native Saturday in supplies

The

People’s

youth

Regalia wore

June at that

First Brush

involve Gathering dance year. focus

the The Youth were

them of

through to Nations evening from

made

Department Project quality Center Dance bi-annual

of project

make The 2008. cultural Orleans, project. Wilverna Happy Jennifer high held and

the

the in in

Karuk StudentRegaliaProject their

kids

of Culture Development that

the the Grant started

Youth the Camp consultants Goodwin

(Verna) secured Somes Gathering. Writers Initiative.

in from participated. June Reece

a Bar were Institute

Yreka, on Office, $5,000 They 2007

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Figueroa, snacks use McCarthy, on necklaces and teachinginthelocalschools. Karuk in have Bain. pit. necklaces safekeeping. at

the

the display they

Our since Brush

Museum

When Ish-Kaysh were are

most are have Junalynn

danced

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not provided

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Jennifer Goodwin,CulturalConsultant in been Ward

Dacosta,

helpers/volunteers by useful

and Jimmie occasional

in Sharon cultural

Goodwin

Cook, include: baked presentations

and

Synthia goods/

Paula Ruth Page 17 Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 his fun our our gift and the call

now

each

report

the and a 9am Tuesday hold are

spent Program

make

with us to to

details,

we enjoy and

every do

museum For between and and

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pm Assessment

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and 493-1600, class. averaging entailing museum an even better place to visit. shop. time Men’s evening Conservation 5pm. paid Dave Wrobleski, People’s Center Director Center People’s Wrobleski, Dave Left: Brian Colegrove Teaching Teaching Left: Brian Colegrove Eel Basket Making at the Men’s Cultural Class in of

the and your

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NEWS FROM THE PEOPLE’S CENTER PEOPLE’S THE FROM NEWS

the

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To See What I Have Seen See To

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dating from are includes photographic Happy to your next visit. made items. relatives are in any of the photographs! and museum essay Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 Page 18 building inthenewlyconstructedMiniComputerLab. Coordinator working This the in for Assistant/Medical on Worker/Administrative and Student as Hockaday Solid reduced her positionon2/13. Center. Delivery Burrer 3/3 tofillhispositioninOrleans. through ajobsharetofillthatfulltimeposition. Health Clinic Coordinator the Registered Senior vacancies Program created thefulltimevacancy. on position there she quarter. June Willett inthatClinic.

Happy the

2/4 5/14 Orleans the works position running

2008 Laura Ward Laura Robert N. Goodwin Holly Hensher lsa Johnson Alissa This Bonnie Alvarez Emma Lee Johnson Lee Emma Daniel Pratt Daniel Byron McLane Byron ae Daniels Karen on position Waste

on TANF

to Nutrition Computer Program.

was

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3/3 Clerical Services part Camp also Driver

as left

update part

Clinic w

Nurse community be

currently Program to for hired we at as of to Executive time by work

schedules transfer

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hired was

did as Naa the part

Center for

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time r w the the Assistant from Senior eturned

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hired Yee

position working Vickie Simmons Vickie 165 was

position

Clerk

Cook Camp

months hired

was to regular

and her to to

her position

full Yreka

Shiip

fill Ed her

employees

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fill

the begin on fill Nutrition as

12/28. also

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Services on position

Kremer the

Learning at at to

and

transferred

Karuk Tribe Staffing Update to as 1/28 schedule get for her

GPRA of

the of Newsmagazine

2/6 KCDC. art

Program 1/14 the the

on added vacancy.

Housing Social her working part-time, Patient

that January vacated

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was

joined

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was Center on Coordinator. and

position Coordinator ANA as

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the full Cultural Kathryn as hired on the position through /

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Tribal Camp Camp Camp

to hired Meal 2/19;

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her fill

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resigned and Happy Receptionist Health

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accept music. others, games, most to desired computer his covered a 2008. “I responds moved chance. closed

board Oregon. “Serve 30, graduated Eric March memories the through Eric Eric is, he They started in practice change, June gets own, fond area, all, camping, home on he town his Tribe. where Camp of traveled the career northeastern

many and on assistance. he

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dredging

bottom

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people. controversial sand a to of

destructive location which particles Suction Dredging The According Given It

mining is Attached is

clear

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creating bed for

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affects

the impacting running mining dumped eggs that is dredge Bill why fishing, a

(sediment) operations

government

the

reintroduces April, fisheries

crisis,

lot will Karuk

passes important running harm the of gravel on

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groups’ Game

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for mining in

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jobs

and our the are are

to to Page 21 Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 a a a

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It has been said that all good things must come to an end. And so it is with the current author of the Nurses Corner. After 27 years as the Public Health Nurse for the Karuk Tribe of California, David Eisenberg PHN has announced his retirement, effective July 11th 2008. “The Tribe has come a long way since I first started. We started out with a small clinic in Ft. Jones, and now we have three locations that provide excellent care to Native Americans and other members of our community.” The first outreach staff consisted of Mildred Donahue in Orleans, Carol Purcell at Forks of Salmon, Linda Reynolds in Yreka and David receiving his “Most Fun Lessie Aubrey in Happy Camp, who was also the CHR supervisor. One of the first home visits To Work With” award from David made was to Daisy Jacobs who was living at Ferry Point. David has worked for eight Vice Chair, Leaf Hillman health directors (Bill Smith, Aaron Peters, Greg Gehr, Suzanne Burcell, Alan Burgess, Wes Valentine, Larry Jordan and Martha Schrock). Since moving to Happy Camp with his wife Pat in 1980, David has been part of the Happy Camp Fire Department; Happy Camp Volunteer Ambulance; Instructor for College of the Siskiyous; RN for Siskiyou Home Health; ER nurse for Fairchild Medical Center; CPR instructor for the American Red Cross and American Heart Association; board member of Seiad Valley Elementary School; president of Happy Camp Health Services, Inc.; Scout Master of Troop 42; and voted as most fun to work with by his co-workers at the Karuk Tribe of California. David and Pat raised two sons who attended Seiad Valley Elementary School and Happy Camp High School. Joseph attended UC Berkeley and this June graduated from medical school and will be starting his residency in Family David, Joseph & Ben Practice in Long Beach. His brother Ben graduated from UC Santa - 1983 Cruz and will be starting Law School in the fall of 2008 at UC Berkeley. Pat and David are now the proud grandparents of three beautiful grandchildren and now have two wonderful daughters-in-law as part of the family. David, Pat, the two horses, the dog and the cat are all relocating to the Rogue Valley. “It has been a great honor to have worked for such a fine Right: David & wife Pat organization. I have had the pleasure of working with so many performing in Fiddler on the good people over Roof in 2003 the years. I wish Below: Always the big kid... David you all continued Below: David giving a working the wall painting booth at the s u c c e s s i n flu shot to a patient in the Tribal Reunion in 07 “Drive By” Flu Shot Clinic providing quality in 2007 health care to the Karuk People.”

Publisher’s Note: David, we will miss your wonderful sense of humor, your expertise, and the unselfish way you cared and gave of yourself in so many ways for the benefit of your “neighbors” along the river. May you and Pat thoroughly enjoy your retirement. Thank you both for always being there for us and we wish you all the best! Page 23 Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 If you can? can? If you Simple Man Is to be satisfied. Is to be satisfied. By Gary Rossington & Ronnie Vanzant Vanzant By Gary Rossington & Ronnie Be a simple kind of man. All I want for you my son, my for you All I want And be a simple kind of man. Won't you do this for me son, do you Won't And you can do this if you try. can do this if you And you And you can do this if you try. can do this if you And you All that I want for you my son, my for you All that I want All that you need is in your soul, need is in your All that you Follow your heart and nothing else. your Follow Forget your lust for the rich man's gold. lust for the rich your Forget Be something you love and understand. love Be something you Boy, don’t you worry... you’ll find yourself. find you’ll worry... you don’t Boy, April 10, 1959 - May 13, 2008 13, 1959 - May April 10, In Loving Memory Loving In Andrew Difuntorum Q were led by Leaf Hillman were led by were led by Rick Boomgarden Rick were led by Graveside Services in Macdoel, CA, Services in Macdoel, CA, Graveside Memorial Services in Happy Camp, CA, Camp, CA, Memorial Services in Happy ndrew was born in Clovis, New Mexico and at passed his away home in Happy Camp, California, A At the time of his passing, Andrew was a Karuk Community Development Corporation board Corporation Development Community Karuk a was Andrew passing, his of time the At and is sorely missed! greatly loved He was member. surrounded by family and friends. surrounded by He is survived by his wife, Difuntorum; his daughter Candice Difuntorum; grandson his Nicolai father Pohlman; Ed Difuntorum Sami Difuntorum; sons Regina sister Difuntorum; Ralph Ronnie and Alex brothers Difuntorum; Carmen mother his Eloise; partner Pohlman, & James Pohlman and Drew and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Finuliar; Ronnie Difuntorum; Terry Terry Ronnie Difuntorum; Pallbearers: Honorary Dan Wynant; Alex Difuntorum; Howard Hindle; Bechtel Ralph Pohlman; James Pohlman; Drew Pohlman; James Ralph Pohlman; Pallbearers: Al DeCoux; Ray Difuntorum; Leeon Hillman; Williams Karuk Tribal Newsmagazine • August 2008 Page 24 to By professional the education members students, campuses”—the positions 100 Yreka. River employment How canthishelpcommunitymembers? expenses. equipment, services will Prosperity, . Computer 3. 2. 1. development for has for distance pursuing public utilize and opportunities distance awarded College Student locally withouthavingto“go now the to assistyouwith: Karuk converting ancestral Online www.happycampcomputercenter.org/sol.htm continuous troubleshooting distance 2007, then different create W The communities awareness ith available Tribe’s • • • • • • A Comprehensive CommunityCapacityBuildingProject learning available and vocational and to Administration support that the unemployed/underemployed computer ANA’s 2008

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7, 2008. John, Yvette and Carol Foote-Bley at Yvette’s Yvette’s at Foote-Bley Carol and Yvette John, Walter Hayes Morton III Born: February 3rd, 2008 Weight: 6 pounds 12 ounces Length: 18 inches Parents: Karuk Tribal member Wally Morton and Hoopa Tribal member Brandy Morton Grandparents: Walt Sr. & Carol Morton and Gary & Kathy Colegrove. Siblings: Tristan age 12 and Nanya age 11

Tyler Lane Kozal Born: January 9, 2008 Parents: Michael and Jennifer Kozal Brother and Sister: Joshua Lee and Emily Rose Kozal Maternal Grandparents: Robert and Brenda Gossett Great Grandmother: Clara Linderman Broyles Tyler is pictured in a baby basket his grandmother Brenda rode in as a baby. The basket was made by Mrs. Davis around 1960. Lane Nelson Powell

Born: January 30, 2008 Weight: 8 pounds, 8 ounces Length: 21.5 inches Parents: Barry and Jennifer Powell of Redding Paternal Grandparents: Odus and Delma Powell of Burnt Ranch Paternal Great Grandmother: Louise (Tripp) Rails, deceased Paternal Great Great Grandparents: William (Pop) & Bessie Tripp, (deceased) Maternal Grandparents: Gary and Karen Madsen of Willow Creek Maternal Great Grandmother: Luella Pointer of Shasta Maternal Great Grandmother: Aune Madsen (deceased) Paternal Uncle and Aunt: Vernon and Tammie Powell of Redding Maternal Uncle and Aunt: Al Acosta and Stacey Madsen of Los Angeles Happy Birthday Olivia Lopez!

5 Years Old Happy First Birthday th April 18 2008 Ivan Emmett Super! Love, your Family May 9th 2008 With Love... from your Mom Florrine, Dad Richard, Grampa and Grandma Pete & Nancy

Amanda Rose We Are Proud of You!

Happy Birthday Dewey Jones! Submitted by LaVien Lang

Amada Rose Lang is a “proud” Karuk Tribal Member. In Amada’s eleven years of life she has advanced quickly. She has 1 Year Old overcome many life issues; and even though she faced leaving March 18th 2008 her home and friends in Yreka Karuk Housing to make a sudden gripping move to Fortuna, California – she has not let that affect Love, your Family her advancement in education, and in learning her Native American heritage. Since second grade, she has had straight A’s, at a 4.5 grade point average. Since fourth grade, she’s received letters from the Ford Family Foundation to already encourage her to apply for scholarships at a young age. She accomplished the DARE certificate that educates kids to stay off drugs and alcohol. She’s now an honor roll student, and at the top of her class. Amada has also learned to do fine Indian jewelry and Indian regalia. She’s proud to be a Karuk Tribal Member and hopes one day to be a pediatrician in the medical field. Karuk Tribal Council Summer, 2008

Arch Super, Chairman Desktop Publishing: Leaf Hillman, Vice-Chairman Rosie Bley Florrine Super, Secretary Editor: Mission Statement Leeon Hillman, Sara Spence The mission of the Karuk Tribal Treasurer Council is to promote the general Roy Arwood, Written By: welfare of all Karuk People, to Member at Large establish equality and justice for our Karuk Tribal Members, Florence Conrad, Tribe, to restore and preserve Tribal Descendents, Families, Member at Large & KTOC Staff traditions, customs, language and ancestral rights, and to secure to Robert Goodwin, ourselves and our descendants the Member at Large Printed By: power to exercise the inherent rights Alvis Johnson, Mosaic Press LLC, of self-governance. Member at Large Happy Camp Charron ‘Sonny’ Davis Member at Large

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