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ground blessing ceremony will be held at the site of the SWO’s new administration building, at the old TZTS football field adjacent to the AUlysses Abraham Elderly Nutrition Center at Agency Village. The ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. All Oyate members are invited and encouraged to Architect’s concept drawing of new attend. SWO administration building.

Eighteen local people cut their holiday weekend’s techniques. The training was presented by one of the he annual spring commencement ceremony was held at Sisseton Wahpeton College on Saturday, May short May 30-June 1, to attend the American Indian Life developers of the program, Dr. Teresa LaFromboise of T14, 2011. Keynote speaker was Dr. Sherry Johnson, Superintendent of Enemy Swim Day School. Skills Development training at Tiospa Zina Tribal School. Stanford University in California. The following students received degrees in the ceremony: Among the attendees were school staff from Tiospa The feedback on the training was very positive. Staff Zina, Sisseton High School, Enemy Swim Day School, hope to be able to implement the curriculum to incoming Rainy Allery, AA, RN. Jonathan McCallister-Starlight, Certificate, in addition to a representative from IHS Public Health freshman students this upcoming school year. Laurie Banderet, Certificate, LPN. LPN. Nursing. The training was provided as part of South Dakota’s Elsie Brovold, AA, RN. Sean McElhone, AA, Business The training covered an overview of prevention Community Partnership for Suicide Prevention project Keith Chitwood, Certificate, LPN. Administration. concepts, resilience and cognitive behavioral theories, and funded by a Garrett Lee Smith Suicide Prevention grant Kristie Clifford, AA, RN. Diane Ouse, AA, RN. the American Indian Life Skills Development training from SAMHSA, and was sponsored by There’s Hope Ronald Cook, AA, Chemical Mary Price, Certificate, LPN. model. Participants were given information on theories of Suicide Prevention Task Force (a project of Aliive-Roberts Dependency. Katherine Purintun, AA, RN. behavior change and guidance on social/life skills training County) and Tiospa Zina Tribal School. Modesta Crooks, Certificate, Roxanne Renville, AA, General LPN. Studies. Sarah Dahlen, AA, RN. Susan Ruhl, AA, RN. Justin DeCoteau, AA,RN. Robert White Thunder, AAS, Scene from the Jerry Eastman, AA, Business Comp Sys Tech. American Indian Life Administration. Sierra Wolcott, AAS, Accounting Tech. Development training held LeeAnn Eastman, AA, General Studies. Tracy Zaste, AA, RN. last week at Tiospa Zina Debbie Eye, AA, RN. Degrees: Tribal School. Steven Farmer Jr., AAS, General Ag. RN = Registered Nursing Stacey Flute, AAS, Comp Sys Tech. LPN = Licensed Practical Nurse Jodi Gades, AA, RN. ECD = Early Childhood Development Mahpiyatowin Gill, AA, Business Administration. General Food and Agriculture Juanita Gott, AA, Business Administration. Computer Systems Technology Brittany Horter, Certificate, LPN. General Studies Marjorie Iyarpeya, AA, ECD. Accounting Technology Brooke LaBelle, AA, RN. Business Administration Renee LaRocque, AA, RN. Chemical Dependency Counseling Diana MacKenzie, AA, RN.

iospa Zina Tribal School held its traditional graduation wacipi Friday evening May 20th and its Barbara Ryan and Darlene Pipeboy presented the wear blue jeans on Friday during the school year. Rollin Ryan Award to Karissa Dog Eagle. Members of the class of 2011 are: academic graduation ceremony for seniors of the 2010-11 school year on Saturday afternoon May 21st. T The Rick Albers Leadership Award was presented to Anthony Aadland (Salutatorian) Class motto: “The Past is my Heritage, the Present Tiospa Zina alumni gathered at the drum. Anthony Aadland. Chadwick Adams is my Responsibility, the Future is my Challenge.” On Saturday, John Cloud III gave the opening (Gokah Brown, 8th grader, was the MS recipient of Brooklyn Bernard Darrell DeCoteau gave the welcome address to the prayer and Superintendent Ted Hamilton gave the the Rick Albers Leadership Award.) Cari Bird traditional ceremony Friday evening; Mikey Peters filled welcome. Lisa Forcier presented the staff Blue Jean Shennoah Bird the canupa. Flowers were presented to the graduates, followed Scholarships ($400 each) to three graduating seniors: Parents and guardians of the graduates presented by valedictorian speech by Maurice (John) Redday III Anthony Aadland, Katrina Gill and Karissa Dog Eagle. TZTS graduation ceremony feathers, plumes and star quilts. and salutatorian speech by Anthony Aadland. The Blue Jean Scholarship is provided by the staff, who Continued on Page 6

Scene at Tiospa Zina Tribal School graduation with Superintendent Ted Hamilton at the podium. View more photos of Tribal school graduation ceremonies inside this issue of the Sota. Page 2 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 simply disappearing. • 16 percent cited a lack of jurisdiction, which can speak to the level of a crime. For example, the injuries of a detention sergeant beaten by an inmate weren’t serious enough to be a federal crime. The Government Accountability Office’s study was published after a change in federal law last summer meant to bolster justice on tribal lands. The report was produced at the behest of the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs led by then-Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-North Dakota. Former U.S. attorneys testified that reservation cases were often not treated as a priority, Dorgan told the AP in an interview before the bill was passed. “In many cases, it didn’t get done. The result is that violent crime continues and those that commit them don’t get prosecuted.” DOJ officials don’t like being measured by declination rates. “Unfortunately, federal declination numbers on face value, without full context, are not an appropriate measure Sota guest editorial – of whether justice was served,” DOJ spokeswoman Jessica Smith said. The numbers don’t capture the reasons cases are rejected and miss those that are prosecuted outside the federal system, she said. World Peace and Prayer Day/ The declination rate for other federal cases, which can include terrorism, environmental violations or corruption, Honoring Sacred Sites is not directly applicable since they are so different from the types of cases in Indian Country, said David Maurer, who Submitted by Chief Arvol Looking Horse helped author the GAO study. Since 1996, for 16 years on June 21st, World Peace and Prayer Day/Honoring Sacred Sites (www. The Justice Department has reported that the crime rates experienced by Native Americans are two and a half worldpeaceandprayerday2011.org ) was created as an effort to bring about the consciousness to all Humanity upon times higher than those experienced by the general population, and that violent crime happens in Indian Country at a Mother Earth to bring attention to her need for a great healing. rate of 101 per 1,000 persons. Through bringing attention to the prophecies left from our Ancestors, we brought the awareness that “All Federal prosecutors in South Dakota and Arizona had the largest number of cases reported from Indian Country. Nations, All Faiths, One Prayer” can tap into energies that has laid dormant in Humankind to create an energy Each comprised some 24 percent of the total national caseload, according to the GAO report. shift for a great Healing upon Mother Earth. One of the many indications of the many Prophecies was the birth of Arizona has 12 federally recognized tribes, with the Navajo Nation being the largest in number and land the White Buffalo in 1994 in Wisconsin, there after many Animal Nations have shown their sacred color to bring area. Federal prosecutors received 2,538 cases and declined 38 percent of them. South Dakota has seven federally attention of the need to pay attention to the environment that is affecting them and would soon affect Humanity. recognized Indian tribes, including the well-known Oglala Sioux at Pine Ridge and Rosebud Sioux at Rosebud. In the Countries of the N. America, S. America, Mexico, Costa Rica, Ireland, S. Africa, Australia, Japan, Federal prosecutors there received 2,414 cases, declining 61 percent. New Zealand we traveled to bring this awareness and planted the seed of June 21st. This united effort is for the Brendan Johnson, the U.S. attorney for South Dakota, said a lack of manpower makes it more difficult to remedy for the healing of the present circumstances we are facing from global warming and the poison processes for investigate and prosecute cases. “We need more police officers. We need more investigators,” he said. monetary resources that have depleted Mother Earth’s condition to sustain all life. Other Countries that understood Johnson said a lack of collaboration between tribes and federal prosecutors is also to blame. this massive effort also joined. As each of the 16 years passed the activation of their Sacred Sites grew. Whether it His office has focused on improving ties with tribes by having an assistant U.S. attorney spend most of his week is a Mosque, Church, Synagogue, Temple or a Natural Sacred Site recognized by Nation’s, this is inclusive to all at one reservation and working to have the tribal prosecutor on another reservation designated a special U.S. attorney, Humanity in their beliefs of the Great Spirit. he said. That would allow the attorney to come into federal court and help prosecute cases. We ask the World to assist in this effort as this time is arriving now on June 21st, which was chosen through In the Navajo Nation capital of Window Rock, the Navajo prosecutor keeps the Kiara Harvey case rejection prayer for direction of the time that would be effective. letter in a red folder on her cluttered desk. The letter offers details of Kiara’s death in Cove, 145 miles to the north, We ask you to join us in this time, in your own Faith for a Great Healing. Please take time to visit our on June 6, 2008: information on site, Kiara woke up early that morning, crying, and followed her father into the living room as he was leaving for Please help support our efforts by consideration of purchasing a tee shirt or donating toward covering the work. An aunt said he picked up the girl wearing a shirt, diaper and socks and took her to a bedroom where her logistics of making the event possible. mother and sister were sleeping. Some of the events taking place besides listening to the informational speakers of the condition of Mother When her mother tried to wake her around 8:30 a.m., Kiara was cold to the touch and her body was stiff, Earth from Japan, New Zealand, People living in detrimental sites in need of protection from exploitation and many according to the initial report by tribal police — who arrived 75 minutes after the mother called. The officers wrote Spiritual/Religious Leaders are: that they saw no signs of foul play, but noted bruising and burns on her body. The Sacred Horse Ride - beginning June 6th to Honor Tail Feather Woman through vision brought the Sacred New Mexico medical examiner Ross Reichard, whose office was closest to Cove, ruled out the mother’s assertion Big Drum at the site of her vision at E. South Dakota at Pickerel Lake, SD arriving at the WPPD site of an ancient that she had accidentally smothered the child. The girl was “beaten by assailant(s),” he reported. But he said he name called Bdote (“gathering place” where two rivers cross) by the Intl Airport in Minneapolis, Minnesota. couldn’t rule out that the child was with her father at the time she was fatally injured. AN effort of the Guinness World Hug across the Mendota Bridge from 2-4PM on 6/19 coordinated by the Boy Kiara’s parents no longer live together but maintain contact for the sake of their children, her mother, Norena Scouts, Global Athlete Village (GAV) and WPPD to signify the need for Unity from the Youth and 2 minutes of Joe, said in a phone interview with the AP. She declined to talk about her daughter’s death. silence for the water. Both parents denied any abuse, according to FBI records obtained by the AP as part of a Freedom of Music will also be provided between speakers and discussions for efforts of continued efforts in saving our Information Act request. Mother Earth. Burke, the U.S. attorney in Arizona, wouldn’t say when his office received the case from the FBI, but the June 21st is dedicated to the Global United effort for People to join in their ways of Faith. bureau’s records show that it was more than 19 months after Kiara’s death. FBI agents — along with those from the Bureau of Indian Affairs — conduct most of the federal investigations in Indian Country. Sota guest editorial – “You have a situation where the only two people in the room are the parents, and being able to say we have Not how it ought to be in Indian country enough on one as opposed to the other, that has to be really solid,” Burke said. “It is really a disturbing situation, but Submitted by TSgt Shenandoah Ellis-Ulmer it just doesn’t get you a conviction.” Well I am almost home, only a few more days I will be back in the United States and back home with my Federal prosecutors rejected the case more than two years after Kiara died. family. Life has been fun here, the country is absolutely beautiful, the people are wonderful…but when you leave Martin received the case file from Navajo investigators at the end of March, including copies of the autopsy base, it’s almost as if you go back in time. There are people who live out in the country who still use horses as their report, interviews, pictures and results of polygraph tests that, according to the case rejection letter, the father passed primary means of transportation, along with donkey carts. What amazed me was, the first time I went down to and the mother failed. Bishkek (which is the capital of Kyrgyzstan) we passed cows who were grazing along the road. Then a man stopped Mac Rominger, supervisory special agent for the FBI’s Flagstaff office, declined to comment specifically on traffic on a busy highway to allow his goats to cross the roads. Anyway . . . I digress from the real reason why I am Kiara’s death. But, he said, “There are rarely more difficult cases to prove than cases involving infants who are the writing. victims of homicide.” I happened upon this article today. I was struck dumb that crimes in Indian Country go mostly unpunished. We, Even if Martin can get a conviction in the child’s death under tribal law, the maximum sentence would be one as a people, should be ashamed of these statistics. The article reads as though we are hiding behind our sovereignty, year in jail. because many of these crimes are so heinous that they should be prosecuted in a federal court rather than a tribal John Major, the chief prosecutor for the White Mountain Apache Tribe in eastern Arizona, said tribal authorities court; of course state court is completely out of the question. How can we expect to solve our own problems when there pursue charges under tribal law even when cases are referred to the federal government. If federal prosecutors we continue to harm each other in such horrible ways? The drugs, the sexual abuse, the incest, the domestic violence take the case, tribal charges often are dropped. If not, the tribe still can pursue justice. Federal prosecutors rejected 20 have quickly become a part of everyday lifestyle back on the ‘rez.’ Really?! Is this how our ancestors wanted us to be? cases from the tribe over nine months last year. We are killing ourselves from the inside. We have to reflect upon ourselves when we read of stories like this…Who “The federal system is like a huge freight train that, when it goes, it’s very powerful. But it takes a long time to are we? What have we become? Would my ancestors be proud of the person I am? People may be mad at me for accelerate from a dead stop and get up to speed,” Major said. bringing up such an ugly subject, but before you throw stones…look in the mirror. The story in this article is about Under last year’s Tribal Law and Order Act sponsored by Dorgan, federal prosecutors must explain declinations a little girl who was tortured to death by her mother, although her mother has never been charged for the crime. Did to tribal prosecutors and provide evidence that could be used in tribal court to prosecute the case. this little girl deserve to be repeatedly burned by her mother’s curling iron, by a space heater, and hot noodles? What When Burke became U.S. attorney in Arizona in late 2009, he sent a letter to tribes saying that every case did this baby do to deserve such treatment? I have four boys, Jackson, Hunter, Speros and Constantine. I would kill referred to his office would have a 30-day turnaround. In the past, that communication hadn’t been made to tribal myself before I would ever harm my children in this manner. Again, we should be ashamed of ourselves, and these prosecutors for months or years. statistics speak louder than words. I shared this article with several fellow military members, a few who are Natives Burke doesn’t dismiss criticism of those delays, and said those affected by the crimes have a right to assume a and one who is from the reservation noted in this article…all he did was shake his head. lack of interest on the part of federal prosecutors when cases are declined. By communicating better and using the With Respect, TSgt Shenandoah Ellis-Ulmer, Wicanhpidutawin. rejection letters as teaching tools, “we’re doing a better job” of helping tribal leaders understand why there was a problem with the case, he said. AP IMPACT: US declines to try half Native crimes Tribal prosecutors in Arizona say they largely agree with the federal government’s reasons for declining cases but Window Rock, Ariz. – There was swelling on the little girl’s skull and hemorrhages around her brain. There was a tear between her right ear and scalp. The scars on her 36-pound body were consistent with burns from a space heater, a curling iron and hot noodles. Sota Iya Ye Yapi The mother said she had accidentally rolled over onto her daughter in bed, smothering her. The medical examiner concluded that the brown-eyed toddler with the wavy dark hair had been beaten, declaring her death a Official newspaper of the homicide. Sisseton and Wahpeton Oyate Had 2-year-old Kiara Harvey died elsewhere the case likely would have been handled by the county sheriff or Of the Lake Traverse Reservation police, and the local district attorney. Since 1968 But Kiara was a Navajo and she lived on the expansive Navajo Nation. On tribal lands, only federal prosecutions can lead to serious penalties for major crimes involving Native Americans. Those prosecutors, however, Sota Iya Ye Yapi Staff and e-mail communications may be submitted to end up declining to pursue half of the cases nationally. C.D. 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Hehan isto tohan (Dated 11-18-1993 by Rebecca any kind of help., But they still members who share our interests kiwitayapte he awawakipe, ka anpetu nina otaya Flute; submitted this week by do it; because they love their and have an understanding of our canmahed nahma waskan, toked wamayakaptesni Dorothea Wilson.) grandchildren. That’s the way it cultural and spiritual needs who he iyukcan waskan. I am an elderly member of the used to be, no children should be will help us move forward with Wanna siyo oyate tokted skanpce stodwaye Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe (no uncared for, the people took care of our goals and initiatives. Again we hehan anpetu wanzi hahananh wi hinanpesni ced canhdohu imahed nahma imuke. Kitena osnike heun one asked me if I wanted the name them. remain strong in prayer that by pteha hinsma wan un amaicikahpe, tka ahas nina cosyaked make naka istima imaye. Watohini taku wan changed). I am handicapped, in a I see in the paper that the working together with our tribes, mahica unkan siyo oyate owas kiwitayap ka osaya skanpi. Tanyan nahma make heun tuwena hed unpsni wheelchair. Watertown casino is building, supporters, liaisons, professionals, kcinp ka owas takcinsni skanpi. Siyo kin owas ohohmimiya, canhdeskase inazipi ka cokahiya hed wica I want to talk about the “evil adding on again. A new overhang, lawyers, families, and friends, that henan wacipi. Tokenu hecum he waniyetu teca wetu kinhan siyo wica henan winyan tuwe kicicapte he force” among the people. It started so the customers won’t get wet we will find outside people interested undepce. Wica nonpa es yamni henanca cokahe mahed waciskanpce, ecin he owastesteya skanp kinhan way back in the early 1980s. That when they come to gamble. Some in becoming a tribal volunteer for us winyan wanzi wastetakapte heced cinpi, hehan he tohanyaked kci un kinhan unksidyuhapte. Heun wica evil force ran the Tribe all these of us elderly have a hard time here in the Jameson Annex Prison. henan hupahu kokozya skanp ka ohmimiyan wacip ka nakun hotun skanpce. Hehan wica he winyan wan years, ran the Tribe, ran the Council, paying our bills, utility bills and For anyone interested in kci iyaye kinhan, ake wica tokca wan wikuwa cin kinhan oyate canhdeska ohna nanziyakap hed imahed without thinking about the old our electricity gets shut off. Some becoming a volunteer for our group, iyaye ka isto hupahu kozya wacice. Hupahu hinanhca kozayakayakapi ekse cancege apase awacinmaye. people, the poor people. Only of the old people have to go live we strongly encourage you to write He takuwan nina owingwaste ka oyuokpi yuhap seecece. Ekse anpetu de wanna makaobdaska siyo henan certain ones ever got help or money with relatives because they can’t me at the address below for more wanicapi, hece oyate unkitawapi tecap denan tohniya ake henan wayakaptesni . from all the monies that come into pay their electricity bills and then information. Oyate unkitawapi esa wicoti kagap kinhan he esa canhdeskase , ohohmimiya kagapce, nakun wacib this Tribe. Lots of money for keeping they lose their homes because they As warriors and protectors of kinhan hed esa ohanzi ataya yuhmimeya kagap hehan hocokaya hed wacipce . Taku owas unkiconp that evil force working in the Tribe. can’t afford to live in there. We have these homelands, politely we ask our kinhan, hmimiyase scece. Sunka wan iwankekte kinhan, ohohmiya maniyake hehan iwankace. Takukekas, We worked hard to change to choose between food and light. leaders and believers to unite with ohini canhdeskase ohohmiya yekte. Hau, ito henana epekte, eced ohohmiya waskanmake itomamnikte ka things this year, worked hard to get Do you think the Tribe thinks of us in prayer, that creator gives us itucum mahinhpayekte. Anpetu waste yuhapo. new leaders into the Tribe so that us when they keep adding on and wisdom to move forward. Hau Mitakuyapi, Vine T. Marks, Sr. the old people, poor people, could building on to the casino. Will they In closing, I’d like to say for a change get help, make their ever finish building that casino? “Wopida Tanka” for taking the time often don’t have the resources to investigate for themselves. lives easier. We worked hard and After all these years, is it about to read our plea for help. The 270 Navajo police officers and criminal investigators respond to 235,000 calls a year on the 27,000-square- elected a leader and we thought, ten years now, will that gambling Anpetu waste yuhapi. mile reservation, the size of West Virginia, and officials say it’s difficult to do more than race from one crime scene to a good Council, to make these business ever make enough money Sincerely, Trinity L. Thompson, another. changes. But it seems like that evil to help all the people? What do LDN Spokesman, Box 5911, Sioux The Navajo prosecutor said none of the 37 Navajo cases declined for federal prosecution in the Arizona tract of force still lives among us. It schemed we have to look forward to in our Falls, SD 57117. the vast reservation have been prosecuted under tribal law. and worked to remove our leader, elderly years, worry about paying The large number of declined sex assault cases, both in the national study and in the AP’s Arizona survey, are the first woman to lead this Tribe. I bills, finding food, worry about Interior to particularly problematic because the victim and suspect often know one another, making the victim reluctant to think that gambling casino is what losing our home. Is this what we pursue charges, BIA officials said. they are protecting. Keep the money have to look forward to? Some of meet Tribal “I hate to see that our Native women here seek help, cry for help, but no one helps them,” said Doreen going to those who will protect it us are lucky that we have family leaders on Gatewood, a victims’ advocate for the White Mountain Apache Tribe. from helping all the people. It is still to take care of us. Our children Domestic violence charges face similar hurdles. here. struggle to take care of us, we go Cobell land “You have a very close-knit community that’s tied together by family or traditional means,” said Darren Cruzan, I am concerned about what is without a lot of the time, but they deputy director of the BIA’s Office of Justice Services and a member of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. “Everybody happening here on the Reservation. still take care of us, the best they consolidation kind of knows everybody else.” What’s happening to our can. I would like to see a time when provisions Martin, the Navajo prosecutor, holds out hope for a tribal prosecution in Kiara’s case, saying evidentiary rules government is kind of ruining us, our children don’t have to struggle Washington, DC – June that differ under tribal law may provide an opening. “We can’t let this one go,” Martin said. “They may get a `not and we are helpless to do anything so much. I think that life could be 1, 2011 – A federal judge, in guilty,’ but we’re going to make our best effort to let the public know you can’t kill your kid and get away with it.” about it. The Council doesn’t listen easier for our people, especially the response to a motion on behalf of Kiara has now been dead longer than she was alive. Martin knows she must act quickly. The tribe’s three-year to us, the people. elderly, if the Tribe would think the Department of the Interior, statute of limitations — the last chance to file charges — expires June 6. A long time ago, we used to about us once in awhile, when they has granted permission for Interior have Council meetings and everyone spend all that money on gambling officials to begin communicating was the same. The Council people casinos and bag factories . . . that with class members on land trust and the people were all on the same can’t seem to make money. I hope consolidation provisions of the Cobell level. Everyone was equal then. But I live long enough to see the day, Settlement agreement. that is not what is happening now. when they make money to make our The Department will In those days, the Council wasn’t lives easier, and for our children and soon publish a Federal Register sitting up, there looking down on grandchildren; in these last years of notice announcing its intent to the people. Now they sit up there our lives. begin formal government-to- and look down on us. They look They say “Honor the elders,” I government consultations with tribal at us like we are nothing, with no would like to see that happen. leaders. Interior expects the land The new SWO administration building ground We recommend reading both our guest editorials on respect. It seems like most of them If enough people, good people, consolidation consultations to begin blessing is set for next Wednesday afternoon, June 15th, page two. have no minds of their own. They would start thinking and doing by late-summer. at 2:00 o’clock. Arvol’s call to prayer and peace is just what we need go along with whoever is talking the something to make sure that force Judge Thomas F. Hogan of the All Oyate are invited to come out and share in this to hear. most and the loudest. that is here, is a force of the people, U.S. District Court for the District ceremony at the site, located at the old TZ football field, And Shenandoah’s submission shows us some of the They don’t listen to us, a force, of good minds working to of Columbia granted the motion to next to the Tribal Elderly Nutrition building at Agency “why” behind that call to be the sacred beings we really the people. We, the people, are help all the people, then life could communicate with class members Village. are. supposed to be the head of the be good for our Tribe, the Sisseton- on May 27, 2011. At Interior’s ***** Pidamiya do. Council, and they are supposed to Wahpeton Sioux Tribe (they never request, the Department of Justice Countdown is coming for the 144th annual ***** be answerable to us, the people. asked me about changing the filed the motion with Judge Hogan Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Wacipi – the weekend of July Our thanks to Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter, who Now, the elderly, at the end of name). We need to get back the on April 6, 2011 for permission to 4, 2011. helped take photos at graduation ceremonies at Enemy the month hardly have anything. voice of the people, we need’, to put communicate with class members Note that the Pow Wow Committee has advertised Swim Day School and Tiospa Zina Tribal School. Some of us don’t get money from the power back where it belongs, regarding trust land consolidation. for bids and called for entries in the annual Princess and Her pictures are included alongside others taken by Social Security or lease money. The with the people. The Cobell settlement was Junior Princess (Miss Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate) contests. school staff. little money. that some of us get Han mitakuyepi, taku Jena approved by Congress on November Watch for the agenda to be published in your Sota, ***** doesn’t go Alt A the end of the hereto ye. Sicaya mayakuwa pi ye. 30, 2010 (Claims Settlement Act and the poster as soon as it is available. Words to consider (or, perhaps not!): month, we have to stretch that ye. Sicaya mayakuwa pi ye. of 2010) and signed by President This is a great way to come together and visit “There is always more misery among the lower dollar. We have elderly take care Anpitu Mani Win (Iniye)/ Obama on December 8, 2010. family and friends, and we are looking forward to being classes than there is humanity in the higher.” Victor of their grandchildren, without Rebecca Flute. Interior officials have been under there to capture pictures and videos of highlights. Hugo (1802 - 1885), Les Miserables, 1862 a longstanding court imposed Veteran Service Officer Geri Opsal has arranged for “All truths are easy to understand once they are prohibition from communicating a special VA medical van to be on the grounds during discovered; the point is to discover them.” Galileo Galilei with Cobell class members while the the pow wow, so all veterans please note that you will be (1564 - 1642) litigation continues. Judge Hogan’s able to meet with VA personnel to discuss any personal “Friends may come and go, but enemies order allowing for communication issues you may have. accumulate.” Thomas Jones (1892 - 1969) between the parties states that, “This ***** “You can’t build a reputation on what you are going Han Mitakuyapi (Greetings we would like to say “WOPIDA case has materially changed since We have just seen the video “Geronimo E-KIA, a to do.” Henry Ford (1863 - 1947) My Relatives). TANKA” for all her support and the date of any other order that have poem by the 1491s” which is available over the internet “I just need enough to tide me over until I need The Lakota/ Dakota/Nakota contributions of time and energy to prohibited such communication. on YouTube. more.” Bill Hoest Spiritual Group council members, the activities of this organization. The case’s posture now compels the What a powerful rebuttal to the U.S. government’s “Youth would be an ideal state if it came a little standing committee members, Her departure has saddened Court to grant the motion.” grossly inappropriate use of “Geronimo” as the code later in life.” Herbert Henry Asquith (1852 - 1928) and general membership have many brothers within our group The $3.4 billion Cobell name for Osama bin Laden! ***** to unfortunately announce the as she played a significant role in Settlement will address the Federal Pidamiya to all who came together to create the The Sota is always looking for news of the Oyate. cancellation of our June 111h & our organization, but as always we Government’s responsibility for video, including our koda Wakan Mani (Dallas Gold If you have information and/or photos of 1211 Spiritual Conference, due to will keep her and her family in our trust accounts and trust assets Tooth). Pidamiya also to Tamara St. John who sent us the newsworthy happenings in your family or community, the untimely resignation of our prayers. maintained by the United States link. please consider sharing with your Sota staff. Native American volunteer Mrs. As we continue looking on behalf of more than 300,000 We encourage all our readers to view this video. For submission deadlines and other information, see Mary Montoya. forward, we pray that creator brings individual Indians. A fund of $1.5 Our promise is that not only will you not once be below: More importantly, the LDN us another very special individual billion will be used to compensate tempted to pause or stop the clip, but you will re-run it! Copy to be considered for publication – news, Spiritual Group would like to take to fill the void as our volunteer. The class members for their historical Here is the link (which is also available on the Sota advertising, editorial opinion letters, etc. – are to be this moment to recognize Mrs. Mary Lakota/Dakota/Nakota Spiritual accounting, trust fund and asset website): submitted to: Sota, P.O. Box 5, Wilmot, SD 57279 by Montoya for the years of dedication Group is located in the Jameson Cobell provisions http://youtu.be/y7vKu7X4aNA 10:00 a.m. on Thursday. FAX and e-mail submissions and service to our group. She has Annex Prison in Sioux Falls, South Continued on Page 4 ***** will be accepted until 12:00 noon on Friday (with the done wonders for us here, so today, Dakota. We are a 501 (c) (3) Non- Page 4 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 Ripple Effect –

The Ern June 7th I listened to the basketball happy memories that we recall an empty bounce that sounded We always live with the knowledge hollow, picturing you in the great beyond, I saw the teasing fishing lure we know that you watch over us By Jani No Heart spiritual requirement. Here’s just a and the fish that were sure to follow. which gives us the strength to carry Human beings can learn a great sampling: Horseshoes that made a ringer on. deal about the qualities of loyalty Christianity: “The righteous one a softball pitch I wanted to learn, You sit beside our relatives and kindness simply from observing is caring for the soul of his domestic I may need a partner in whist as each of us await our turn, the pet dog. It doesn’t matter if the animal.”-Proverbs 12:10 A valuable asset to any 9. Provide follow-up care. landscape, trees provide a long- Keep soil moist but not soaked; yesterdays memories of the Ern. we haven’t forgotten this special day entire world is coming to an end; Native American Traditional: Happy birthday from your family so happy birthday to the Ern. our dog is always ready, willing and “What is a man without the beasts? lasting source of beauty and overwatering causes leaves to turn enjoyment for people of all ages. yellow or fall off. Water trees at I can hear a game that sounds like able to cheer us up. Who doesn’t If all the beasts were gone, men baseball, Missed by family and friends appreciate its perpetually happy would die form great loneliness of Environmental and aesthetic benefits least once a week, barring rain, such as energy savings, stormwater and more frequently during hot the children laugh as you joke with of Ernie Keeble nature when we enter a room? We spirit, for whatever happens to the them -- Elden Hayes can leave and enter it again 77 times beasts also happens to man.”-Chief runoff reduction, cleaner air, and weather. When the soil is dry below in one day, and without fail that tail Seattle higher property values are an the surface of the mulch, it is time Yesterdays Food average of three times greater than to water. Continue until mid-fall, will be straight up and wagging! Islam: “A good deed done to I reached into my empty pockets I have allowed memories to fade It seems as if dogs are masters an animal is as meritorious as a tree care costs. tapering off for lower temperatures However, damage caused by that require less-frequent watering. digging deep but nothing is there, because all that they cause me is at staying focused on what matters good deed done to a human being, I do not own much of anything pain, most-caring about others. It’s not while an act of cruelty to an animal our recent cold, wet winter, spring Other follow-up care may flooding, or spring and summer include minor pruning of branches mostly just these clothes that I wear. If my family should see my condition that humans are unable to manifest is a bad as an act of cruelty to a Pavement eats the shoes from your relationships would suffer a strain. such a noble trait; they’re just not as human being.”-Prophet Mohammed wind storms may have caused damaged during the planting damage to your trees that is too process. Prune sparingly immediately feet I wash my face in dirty water well-equipped today to accomplish Buddhism: “Today more than ever holes in socks offer little protection, which does little to improve my it. The Creator endowed dogs with before, life must be characterized by great to repair. Although we’d rather after planting and wait to begin not have to replace what once were necessary corrective pruning until there is only one road that I follow mood, an innate sense of kindness, but he a sense of universal responsibility, and it takes me in the wrong I take a sip and leave corners gave humans a conscience that needs not only nation to nation and human mature, beautiful trees we may after a full season of growth in the have nurtured from saplings or that new location. direction. it’s a sad taste of yesterday’s food. to be trained and finely-tuned to to human, but also human to other I have been called many names Please don’t hold it against me function properly. Unfortunately, forms of life.”-the Dalai Lama caused us to purchase a particular If you have questions, consult property, if the damage is too great, your local International Society of now it is just water off of the back, even though labels come to mind, we’re bombarded with negative Hinduism: “The greatness of I can easily tune them out I cannot see past the bottle influences such as websites, movies, a nation and its moral progress can there’s little choice. Arboriculture Certified Arborist, Trees should be transplanted a tree care or garden center drinking my meal from a brown I’ve become reality blind. books, TV shows and music that be judged by the way its animals paper sack. -- Elden Hayes work against optimization of our are treated…I hold that, the more before the weather gets too hot and professional, or your local Extension moral compass. Therefore, it’s up to helpless a creature, the more entitled dry. The ideal time is when they are Service for assistance. dormant, after leaf drop in the fall or The Manitoba Hydro Forest two bathrooms in Henry, SD to administers and manages us as individuals to break out of our it is to protection by people from the accommodate her family’s needs housing, business and community bad behavior and work really hard at cruelty of human kind.”-Mohandas in early spring before budbreak. Cool Enhancement Program has conditions allow plants to establish published The Tree Care Guide with the assistance of USDA Rural infrastructure and facility programs demonstrating kindness and loyalty K. Gandhi Development. Tonya commented through a national network of to each other-and yes, to the pet Recall the lesson of roots before summer heat stimulates that is posted at http://www.hydro. new top growth. However, trees mb.ca/environment/publications/ that she has gained self-esteem, state and local offices. These dog. Good parents will teach their demonstrating kindness to all motivation, and can see a brighter programs are designed to improve children at a young age to respect creatures the next time your dog properly cared for in the nursery or tree_care_guide.pdf. garden center, and given appropriate The International Society future for herself, children, and her the economic stability of rural all animals, never hitting, poking, happily bounds over to you and grandmother now that she has her communities, businesses, residents, shouting at or showing other types of excitedly wags his tail back and care during transport, can be planted of Arboriculture (ISA), a non- throughout the growing season. profit organization supporting own home. farmers and ranchers and improve cruelty towards them. forth. And if you’re looking for extra To learn more about the quality of life in rural America. So important is a compassionate credit, simply say “lay down” and Before you begin planting, be tree care research around the sure to have all underground utilities world, is dedicated to the care Homeownership Month events Rural Development has an existing relationship with animals that many give him the best belly rub ever. near you, contact your nearest portfolio of more than $150 billion of the world’s religions regard it as a located. Proper site preparation and preservation of shade and coupled with good follow-up care ornamental trees. Their web site, USDA Rural Development office. in loans and loan guarantees. Visit can reduce transplant shock (slow www.treesaregood.com, has a wealth A list of these offices is available http://www.rurdev.usda.gov for growth and reduced vigor following of information about trees and tree at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ additional information about the transplanting) and allow your tree to culture. StateOfficeAddresses.html. agency’s programs or to locate the quickly establish in its new location. Minnesota’s Department of USDA, through its Rural USDA Rural Development office Following nine simple steps can Natural Resources also has a web site Development mission area, nearest you. Brookings, SD – South Dakota 4. SDSU First Steps to Flood significantly reduce this stress. You devoted to trees and tree care, www. State University Cooperative Recovery publication – copies can find details and diagrams about mntrees.org. Extension offers posts and updates in every county Extension office these steps at www.treesaregood. Until the next Ripple Effect, advice on protecting property from — http://www.ces.purdue.edu/ com/treecare/tree_planting.aspx. The Red River Basin flooding. floodpub/ 1. Dig a shallow, broad Commission (RRBC) Get a kit. Make a Plan. Be In brief for those preparing planting hole. The RRBC is a grassroots The mallard feeding at the local WPAs – many of them in the PPR informed. their property for flooding and 2. Identify the trunk flare. organization that is a chartered park. The flock of northern shovelers -- that preserve vital wetlands and These are the hallmarks possible evacuation, consider the 3. Remove tree container for not-for-profit corporation under passing overhead. The nesting pair grasslands for countless nesting of a disaster preparedness plan following checklist: containerized trees. the provisions of Manitoba, of blue-winged teal. All are common waterfowl and other wildlife. for individuals, families and • Gather all important legal 4. Place the tree at the proper North Dakota, Minnesota, and ducks and all depend on the rich To optimize conservation of communities. People must also be documents and family papers and height. South Dakota law. Our offices in habitat of North America’s wetlands the remaining prairie potholes prepared to evacuate, shelter in place store in water proof container 5. Straighten the tree in the Moorhead, MN and Winnipeg, – habitat that may be affected by -- especially on WPAs and refuges or both depending on the disaster to have handy for immediate hole. MB can be reached at 218-291- climate change. -- the Prairie Pothole Joint at hand. The current flooding in evacuation. 6. Fill the hole gently but 0422 and 204-982-7254, or you The Prairie Pothole Region Venture and Plains and Prairie South Dakota demands preparation • Check your sump pump. firmly. can check out our website at www. (PPR) - named for its many glacial Potholes Landscape Conservation to shelter on location or plan to • Move all valuables to higher 7. Stake the tree, if necessary. redriverbasincommission.org. depressions, commonly referred Cooperative (PPP LCC) funded evacuate, preparing property and location(s) or dry storage area. 8. Mulch the base of the tree. possessions for floodwaters. • Prevent sewer back-up. to as potholes - is seasonally home development of high-resolution The South Dakota Extension Check floor drains for float plug. to many wetland bird species. climate model projections to inform Service, through a national network • Plug basement floor The region is often referred to as avian management in eastern South of disaster specialists, called the drains with removable grids. North America’s “duck factory” Dakota. The PPP LCC often funds Extension Disaster Education Cover basement floor drains with because the potholes support more projects to fill in scientific data gaps, Network, provides research-based permanent grids. Washington, DC – June holding events and activities during than 50 percent of the continent’s adding value where it’s needed most. information on flood preparation, • Reduce flooding from other 1, 2011– Agriculture Secretary June to highlight USDA Rural breeding waterfowl. South Dakota In the study of climate change, planning, response and recovery. drains. Tom Vilsack today kicked off Development’s role in providing contains a large portion of the general circulation models – which Information is found on a • Prepare appliances for National Homeownership Month homeownership opportunities for remaining wetlands in the PPR, use physics and thermodynamic number of Web resources, including flooding if they cannot be moved to and highlighted the important rural residents. Local and USDA which contribute significantly to equations to model temperature, the following: 1. SD CES flood higher ground. role housing plays in creating officials will discuss the benefits annual production of wetland birds, precipitation and other climate page – Flood preparation, planning, • Shut-off gas and electricity to jobs, maintaining viable rural of homeownership and share including migratory waterfowl. metrics – are used to develop response and recovery — http:// home. communities and contributing information on ways families can As European settlers moved projections of what the climate www.sdstate.edu/sdces/issues/flood/ • Move hazardous materials to to the economy. Since the start become homeowners. into the PPR, more than half of might be like in the future based on index.cfm dry ground. of the current fiscal year, which The economic impact of its potholes were lost. Subsequent a number of assumptions. Because 2. Protecting your Property – • Anchor fuels tank(s) securely. began last October 1, USDA housing development goes far generations drained potholes at these models are global in scale, information of the greatest interest • Keep car fueled. Rural Development has financed beyond home sales and construction. a rapid rate to create fields fit for their projections are at a resolution for current flood conditions — Safety precautions must be approximately 80,000 home loans According to the National agriculture. The once plentiful that may be of less value for wildlife http://www.extension.org/category/ taken when re-entering flooded for rural residents. Association of Realtors (NAR), the prairie wetlands declined in number. management decision making. floods:%20protect%20your%20 buildings. “Housing drives rural sale of an existing median-priced The establishment of many To address the need for better property For more information, contact economies and supports healthy rural home ($173,000 in 2010) generates national wildlife refuges since the resolution, climate modelers develop 3. EDEN Flood Page — http:// E. Kim Cassel, communications communities,” Vilsack said. “About $58,529 in economic activity. This 1930s, and waterfowl production high-resolution climate model eden.lsu.edu/Topics/Hazards/Floods/ specialist for the North Central Sun 50 million Americans call rural areas includes $15,570 in direct real estate areas (WPAs) since the 1960s, has projections through a process called Pages/Default.aspx Grant Center, at 605-696-7873. home, and safe, sanitary housing is a industry support (fees for real estate helped to preserve habitat as many of “down-scaling” and through the basic human need in rural America. agents, title companies, mortgage the PPR’s wetlands were drained. use of dynamical regional-climate Cobell provisions individual American Indians with an USDA Rural Development’s housing brokers); $5,235 in furniture, home Today, the U.S. Fish and models. Continued from Page 3 opportunity to obtain cash payments programs do more than provide furnishings, landscaping, etc.; and Wildlife Service (Service) works with Down-scaling climate for divided land interests and free a place for families to live. They $9,987 in stimulated economic partners like Ducks Unlimited to involves analysis of modern climate mismanagement claims. up the land for the benefit of tribal stimulate economic activity through activity. New home sales generate protect vital waterfowl habitat in data to project future climate In addition, to address the communities. single-family home construction, even more economic activity, the PPR by purchasing permanent conditions, such as temperature continued proliferation of thousands The court documents filed by rental assistance for those who need including the costs of construction easements from willing landowners and precipitation. Dynamical of new trust accounts caused by DOJ are at http://www.doi.gov/ it, and funding for eligible very- materials and construction jobs, protecting covered wetlands in regional-climate models, like general the “fractionation” of land interests tribes/special-trustee.cfm low-income homeowners to enable according to NAR. perpetuity from draining, filling, or circulation models, use physics and through succeeding generations, More information on the Cobell them to keep their dwellings in good Behind every one of the burning. thermodynamic equations to model the Settlement establishes a $1.9 Settlement, including resources repair.” housing loans made in rural America Equally important to restoring temperature and precipitation, as billion fund for the voluntary for Indian Trust Beneficiaries, is Vilsack said this year’s is a powerful individual story. For habitat is proper management of well as many other climate metrics. buy-back and consolidation of available at http://www.doi.gov/ost/ Homeownership Month theme example, Tonya Clyde and her existing habitat, much of it on This approach is similar to that used fractionated land interests. The land cobell/index.html or http://www. is “Rural Housing/Rural Jobs .” family recently bought a two-story public lands. The National Wildlife by weather forecasters for a region. consolidation program will provide indiantrust.com/index Communities across the nation are home with four bedrooms and Refuge System includes nearly 7,000 With either approach, the Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 5

hereon Thompson sends greetings Tto the oyate back home while he is traveling to Europe to attend the iGaming Conference (international gaming event). He also submitted this accompanying article which appeared in the March 2011 issue of Casino Enterprise Magazine. He said he plans to do a lot more traveling abroad this year and will send more photos.

For more information, go to www. scarletraven.com/.

Olympic Gold & Silver Medalist and First Nations Tribal Member Alwyn Morris (iGaming entrepreneur) and Theron on London Eye above House of Parliament in London. Theron Thompson at Dublin iGaming Conference.

Yurok Tribal member Lisa Maulson, I. Nelson Rose - Gaming Law Expert, Professor & Attorney, and Theron Thompson at Dublin iGaming Conference

Theron at Dublin Hard Rock (owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida).

decision makers. Providing wetland managers with some semblance of how habitat will be impacted in the future is the primary purpose of the project. More than just a series of reports, the project will provide instruction that wildlife and habitat managers may use to apply the climate models to wildlife management by predicting habitat and species distributions. Author: Leith Edgar, USFWS, Mountain-Prairie Region; (303)-236- 4588; [email protected].

goal is to offer useful information of climate change on habitat and South Dakota will use these model of climate change at finer resolutions in prioritizing our acquisition and to inform the decisions of wildlife birds at the local level. results to determine where to focus we can develop strategies to foster management efforts of wetlands.” managers charged with safeguarding This, in turn, will allow future easement acquisitions. resiliency and sustain wetlands. The project will provide the remaining wetlands. Climate managers to better manage habitat “Wetlands are at risk from “In the PPR of South Dakota,” high resolution climate data for model results will be combined with today with the goal of conserving a number of factors and climate Dixon adds, “we will employ these distribution via the U.S. Geological hydrologic and vegetation models it for tomorrow given the onset of change may present an added model results to plan for on-the- Survey Climate Data Portal. Fact to show biologists how wetlands impacts from climate change. For challenge for wetland persistence,” ground effects to habitat and the sheets and scientific manuscripts on might change under climate change. example, refuge managers at places said Cami Dixon, zone biologist resulting unsown impacts to the wetland, plant, and migrant bird Results of the PPP LCC project will like Waubay NWR and Wetland for North and South Dakota. “By wildlife, especially waterfowl. responses to climate change will Visit Sota on-line http://www.earthskyweb.com/ provide a finer picture of the effects Management District in northeastern understanding the potential impacts These models may prove helpful accompany the data to help inform sota.html Page 6 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011

Shauni Miller.

Stephanie Keeble TZTS graduation ceremony Shauni Miller Continued from Page 1 Leslie Ortega Chantel Crawford Douglas Peters Karissa DogEagle Maurice (John) Redday III Dana Egan (Valedictorian) Dallas Farmer Melvin Robertson Duane Fineday Michael Robertson Austin German TyLynn St. John Katrina Gill Chris Schaller Larelle Gill Xana Sharpfish Glenna Goodsell Chris Smith Ryley Graves Michael Wiggins Earlwin Greybull Decorah Zephier Cheyenne Heminger Caleb Johnson Casey Heminger Coral Peters Ryley Graves. Leslie Ortega. Jacob Howell Nick Genia DeCoteau Jackson Here are photo highlights of Kaydeen Kampeska Saturday’s commencement program. Ronni Keeble

Douglas Peters. Earlwin Greybull.

Anthony Aadland.

Cheyenne Heminger.

Maurice (John) Redday III.

Chadwick Adams.

Ronni Keeble.

Melvin Robertson. Brooklyn Bernard.

Stephanie Keeble.

Cari Bird. Michael Robertson. Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 7

Preparing to receive their diplomas. School officials and presenters.

Honored students take the microphone. Maurice gives the Valedictorian address.

Eric Heath. HS Principal. Stepping from high school.

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Drum and floral display.

Diploma presentation. Eagle staff and drum on the stage.

Darlene Pipeboy and Barb Ryan present the Rollin Ryan Award toKarissa Dog Eagle.

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Coral Peters – not pictured.

Dana Egan. DeCoteau Jackson. Jacob Howell. Kate Ortega. Nick Genia.

Stephanie Keeble. TyLynn St. John. Caleb Johnson. Casey Heminger. Chantel Crawford.

12:15 p.m. MS/HS TZTS Summer School lunch. now in session 12:30-2:00 p.m. Classes. 2:00-2:30 p.m. Bus drop Kindergarten celebration day Latecia Contreras Victoria Renville Tiospa Zina’s summer 2011 Classes and activities are held off. was held at Tiospa Zina Tribal School Elias Hawk Mrs. Anderson’s class: program gets underway this Monday, daily Monday through Thursday TZTS will provide breakfast on Wednesday morning, May 18, Marissa Redday Evany Bird June 6th. from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. and lunch to all school-aged children 2011. Robert Richotte Christopher Charboneau-Hill The program is open to K-12 Daily schedule this summer. The meals will be The TZTS Drum Group sang Paerus Robertson Owanyagwaste Defoe-Hayes students and runs from June 6-July 7:30-8:00 a.m. Bus pick- served Monday-Friday in the TZTS for the graduating kindergarten Julius Stutterheim Joaquin Eastman 14. up. cafeteria. Meal times are 9:00-10:00 students’ procession. Ethan Tiger Mia German Prior to enrolling in the 8:00-8:30 a.m. Breakfast a.m. for breakfast and 12:00-1:00 The children, their parents Christa White Mia-Shae Hayes summer school session, a student 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon Classes. p.m. for lunch. The meals are free and families, were welcomed Skye White Isaiah Horne must be registered for the fall 2011 12:00 p.m. Elementary of charge to all students during the by Christopher Hill, Livia Long Janelle and Kayleen’s class: Anton Keoke semester. lunch. summer. Crow, and TZ Superintendent Ted Sophia Cloud Nathanial Little Bird Hamilton. Jeslyn Crawford Livia Long Crow The children received Tatanka Davenport-Peterson Keana Owen certificates from K-5 Lead Teacher Darrell DeMarrias Jr. Trenton Richotte Mindy Deutsch. Mozis Dickens Keieran Sweet The kindergarten students sang Theodore Feather Jr. A community lunch was held songs in the Dakota Language. Laynee Flute in the school cafeteria following the Kindergarteners “swimming” Tevon Hagen ceremony. into first grade in spring 2011 are Sage Keoke listed here. Carson LaBatte Jr. Leah Krauth’s class: James MacConnell Jaeshaun Beaudreau Belryn Owen-Heminger Isaiah Bernard Tayonna Quinn Lily Blue Kelcee Renville Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 9

The spring 2011 graduation wacipi for ESDS graduating Lennie and Mike Peters Thank you to all the parents of our students! The key to a eighth graders was held on Wednesday evening, May 25th, with a Parent Involvement tickets were put into a jar all year long child’s success is the positive involvement of their parents. The community meal followed by the wacipi. for parents that attended conferences, games, meetings, etc. The school staff appreciates all that you do. The Woodrow W. Keeble American Legion Post 314 honor drawing was held during the wacipi and many gifts were handed Perfect Attendance Awards: Wakanyan Inazin Bertsch (2nd guard took part in the ceremony, and four drum groups. The Legion out. The two main prizes won went to Shaun Eastman, the ipod grade) pictured with Dr. Sherry Johnson; DJ Campbell (1st Grade), Post 314 also presented its annual Legion award to two graduates: touch (pictured with one of her two sons attending ESDS, Ethan Ronnie Godfrey (5th Grade); not pictured, Elijah Goodbird (3rd Luta Christenson, daughter of Chirstina Christenson, and Alex Eastman) and the 47” big screen tv went to Jeff Emerfoll, pictured Grade); and Itancan Christenson (4th grade). Owens, son of Candace Amos. with his wife, Anitra (their son, Jeffrey attends ESDS and they are Here are photo highlights of the graduates, family and The Soaring Eagle Award winner-Demi DuMarce, daughter of also a FACE family). community members who attended the celebration.

Alicia Ellingson, 8th grade grad, with Bobbi Iyarpeya, graduate, with her Demi DuMarce receives the Soaring her family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Eagle Award. She is pictured with her mom Lennie Peters and step-dad Mike Peters. Alex Owens, 8th grade graduate (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) with his family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Graduate Alex Provost with his family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

8th grade graduate Mickala Here is graduate Oakley Amos Barnett with her mom. (Photo with his mom. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Demi DuMarce, 8th grade 8th grade graduate Johnson by Carolyn Soles.) graduate, with her mom Lennie. Hopkins with his family. (Photo by (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Carolyn Soles.) Luta Christenson, 8th grade grad, with her family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

8th grade graduate Samuel Hopkins with his family. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) American Legion award winners Alex Owens and Itancan Christenson Luta Christenson. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Elijah Goodbird receives attendance Perfect receives attendance award. (Photo by Carolyn attendance, Ronnie award. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Godfrey. (Photo by Soles.) Carolyn Soles.)

Recipient of perfect Dakotah Grant. (Photo by Carolyn Terra Williams. (Photo by Carolyn attendance award: DJ Tyrell Eastman, 8th grade graduate, Soles.) Soles.) Campbell. (Photo by with his mother. (Photo by Carolyn Carolyn Soles.) Soles.)

Wakanyan Inazin Bertsch receives perfect attendance award. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Staff awards. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Members of the Enemy Swim Day School Board. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Dakota song honoring. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Diplomas. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Staff tenures. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Page 10 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011

Staff preparing for grand entry. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

Men’s traditional. Drum group one. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Junior Miss Toka Nuwan Bailey Men’s traditional. Cleveland. (Photo by (Photo by Carolyn Carolyn Soles.) Soles.) Deb and Mary Beth in the grand entry. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Becky and Karen during grand Men’s traditional. (Photo by Carolyn Drum group two. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) entry. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Soles.)

Evie Blacksmith. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Jessica and Ardis. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Drum group three. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Dancers. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Renee and Julie. (Photo by Evie and Ramona. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Carolyn Soles.)

Drum group four. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Grand entry. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Men’s traditional. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Woodrow W. Keeble American Legion Post 314 honor guard. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

Women’s traditional. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Men’s traditional. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 11

Sharing the meal. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

Craig Spider. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Graduation cake. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

A young member Superintendent Dr. Sherry of the Toka Nuwan Johnson. (Photo by Stephanie Wayawapi. (Photo by Dancers. (Photo by Carolyn Glaholm-Baxter.) Stephanie Glaholm- Grand entry. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Baxter.) Soles.)

Jeff and Anitra, winners of the big-screen TV. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

The peace sign! (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

Grand entry. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.) Dancers. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Getting ready to serve the community meal. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.)

“Hi!” (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.) Dancers. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Jacket showing support The food line. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.) for the Tribal school. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.) Dancers. (Photo by Carolyn Soles.)

Scene during the community dinner. (Photo by Stephanie Glaholm-Baxter.) Page 12 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011

Stacia Redday, daughter of Josh and Jessica Redday. Aliza Owen, daughter of Allan Owen and Vernadine Black Thunder. Persayah Anderson, daughter of Monica Anderson. Leora Plenty Chief, Cake for the pre-school graduates! daughter of Susan Lufkins. Thank You to FACE Families

The Enemy Swim FACE Home-based program would like to thank all of our families who participated this year and for opening your homes for us to come in and not only educate, but be a part of your family as well. Pidamiya ye. Toksta. ESDS FACE pre-schoolers pictured at their graduation ceremony. The point family winners for the Home-based program are: On May 23rd the 2010-2011 school year Marlys also went above and beyond in taking – Allan Owen, 4th Place-Tricia Amos, and 5th First place winners receiving a $100 Wal-mart card: Jamie came to a close for the FACE program with a care of the classroom. Josh Redday received an Place – Margaret Keeble. Campbell , Anitra Gill and Jeff Emerfoll. graduation ceremony for the preschool graduates, award plaque as the Adult Student “Employee” The following special awards were also Second place winners receiving a $75 Wal-mart card; Rise’ and followed by the year-end awards presentation of the Year for his outstanding work habits while presented: Dewayne Boyd, Tasha Labelle. and a potluck dinner. Danny Seaboy, one of participating in Adult Education. Josh set a good Most Improved – Vernadine Blackthunder. Third place winners receiving a $50 Wal-mart card; Jackie the culture teachers for the FACE center-based example with his excellent attendance, positive Leadership Award – Allan Owen. Franzen and Craig Spider, Rhonda White. families, offered prayer before the meal. attitude and attention to following procedures. Outstanding Attendance – Marlys The Adult Education awards were presented During the school year the adults who Robertson. by Teresa Shoemaker, Adult Education teacher. participate in Adult Education accumulate Positive Attitude Award – Josh Redday. Marlys Robertson received an award plaque as the Power Points for their participation and Hard Worker Award – Jacquelyn Franzen. Outstanding FACE Participant for 2010-2011. accomplishments. The top five Power Point Fundraising Award – Susan Lufkins. Marlys earned the most Power Points for the year, winners for 2010-2011 were announced during Congeniality Award – Margaret Keeble. had near perfect attendance, and was also the the awards celebration: 1st Place – Marlys Love of Learning Award – Tricia Amos. Adult Student “Employee” of the Month twice. Robertson, 2nd Place – Josh Redday, 3rd Place

Danny and Patsey Seaboy.

Margaret Keeble, Allan Owen, Verndadine Blackthunder, Josh Redday, Tricia Amos, Jacquelyn Franzen, Susan Lufkins.

Outstanding Attendance – Marlys Robertson.

Power Point winners, L-R: Margaret Keeble, Allan Owen, Josh Redday, Tricia Amos.

Rise and Shelley receive their home library.

During the summer, drop into the Adult Learning Center. Visitors are welcome! The summer hours for the ALC are Monday through Thursday, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Positive Attitude Award each day. – Josh Redday. GED preparation, Computer Basics and Job Readiness training will be available throughout will be served: Monday, Tuesday, the summer. Wednesday, Thursday. NRC incentives offered in the summer too. For more information, please Orientation sessions are about 4 hours and contact Barbara Donley at (605) will be scheduled as needed on Tuesday mornings 698-4605 ext. 3006. throughout the summer. Children do not have to be Please contact Karen Stugelmeyer, Adult enrolled in the ESDS summer Education Teacher, at (605) 947-4605 ext. 3011 program or regular school year at to sign up for an orientation session. ESDS in order to eat breakfast and lunch. Lesley and Talan receiving their certificate. From the staff: “Feel free to Carrie receiving her certificate. Enemy Swim Day School SD 57273-5715. come join us for meals only!” ESDS announces the sponsorship of the Dates of operation: June 6, In accordance with federal law discrimination, write USDA, USDA is an equal opportunity Summer Food Service Program. 2011 to June 30, 2011 and July 11, and US Department of Agriculture announces Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 provider and employer. Meals will be served to all children 2011 to July 21, 2011. policy, this institution is prohibited Independence Ave. SW, Washington, summer food 2-18 years of age and under at no Meal serve times: Breakfast from discriminating on the basis of DC 20250-9410, or call (800) 795- charge. – 8:30-9:30 a.m.; Lunch – 11:30 race, color, national origin, sex, age 3273 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 program Site name: Enemy Swim Day a.m.-12:15 p.m. or disability. (TTY). School, 13525 446th Ave., Waubay, Days of the week meals To file a complaint of Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 13

Submitted by Joy Lohre Dr. Steven Shulte, High School Principal Mr. Jim The Sisseton school Title VII program held an Frederick, School Board President Mr. Leroy Hellwig, honoring celebration for the 21 SHS Native seniors School Guidence Counselor /Senior class advisor Mrs. on May 29th, 2011 at the Sisseton High School. Colleen Campbell, friends and family members. The students were presented with Pendleton School Board members include Sherilyn Marks, blankets by the Title VII board members. The Colleen DuMarce, Pam Robertson, Teddy Winburn, blankets were donated by the Dakota Magic Casino. Landen LaFromboise. MC was Mr. Gordie Robertson. Title VII staff include Joy Lohre, Sarina Budack, Those attending the celebration included the Gordie Robertson, Mel MaCconnell and Steve Owen. Title VII Board,Title VII staff, Superintendant Here are photo highlights of the celebration.

Austin. MC is Gordie Robertson.

Shay.

Honoring the SHS Native American 2011 graduates. Brandon.

Chelsea. Congratulating the graduating seniors.

Janace.

Mitch. Jasmine’s family.

John.

Cake honoring the graduates.

Seranda.

Karen.

Cake table.

Kendra.

Past graduates honor quilts.

Colleen and Mel serving the cake.

Pendleton blankets. Page 14 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 Notice to Parents SWO Early Head Start Now Accepting applications SWO Princess and SWO Jr. Miss Princess Last Day of School Applications can be picked up at the Tribal Office with the receptionist. June 23, 2011 Submit completed applications to Ella at the Planning Office in the Federal Building, Sisseton. Will Resume July 25, 2011 Deadline: Friday, June 18th, 2011 at 4:30 p.m. Wishing a great summer to all our Early Head Start SWO Pow Wow Committee Families! SWO Early Head Start Staff

The SWO Head Start Program *The standard Head Start We will be hosting a meeting for all District is accepting applications for children application and documents that are youth coordinators and parents of children with disabilities and special needs required for selection and enrollment (minimal to severe) for the 2011-12 of all prospective enrollees, for wishing to be involved in softball. school year. example; your child’s state birth Practice ~ Games ~ Rules & Regulations ~ Parents and guardians, please certificate, immunization record, Participation provide Head Start/Early Head Start social security number, any health SWO Softball Field with copies of the following, if you screenings (including hearing, vision have them in your possession: developmental screens) etc. Wednesday, June 15th *Health professional’s There will be thirteen (13) 6:00 p.m. evaluation/diagnosis stating the openings for 2011-12 school year For more information, contact Ella at the Planning Office, (605) 698- child has a disability and the which ideally should be filled by the 4972 or (605) 268-0742. recommended services. end of August 2011. Please pick up *Individual Education Plan your application packet from the at the age of 5 the traditional way seamstress and wood crafter), (IEP) or Individual Family Services SWO Head Start Centers at Agency from his mother. Four cradleboards materials for four cradleboards, Plan (IFSP) of the child with a Village or Enemy Swim. with appliqué beadwork and a photo conducting the workshops and disability and/or special need. If you have any questions journal presentation of the process coordinating two exhibitions. The *Service provided for child or need assistance, please call the will be created for the exhibitions. beadwork is very labor intensive. By Jason Alderman windows or banners that appear now or in the past with a minimal, Centers: 698-3103 ext. 20/21 or The artist got the idea a couple The inlay is 10 inches in diameter We’re forever warning when you’re browsing a site. moderate, or severe disability and/or 947-4404. years ago when he and his wife and takes approximately 140 hours teenagers to be careful online – * Common email scams that special need. Rachel Limón made a traditional to complete. don’t reveal personal information target seniors include offers for Ojibwe cradleboard for their The artist has to raise to strangers, avoid scams, report discounted drugs and low-cost youngest son. That cradleboard an additional $5,000 to cover bullying behavior. The same advice insurance, and supposed warnings made a positive impact on his family administration and marketing costs may be appropriate for grandma from the IRS – which incidentally, and the community. “What I learned for the project. He has set up a and grandpa as well. Seniors are never contacts taxpayers by email. from the experience is that too many Kickstarter page at http://sn.im/ the fastest-growing segment of new * Financial institutions people in the community had little cradleboard to raise additional Internet users, as they’ve discovered never email customers asking for or no knowledge of how to construct money. He has provided some great email, online shopping and banking, verification of account or password a traditional Ojibwe cradleboard. rewards for contributors to the social networking, traveling planning information. This is why I decided to do The project. The rewards range from and other online conveniences. * When shopping online, look Cradleboard Project”, said Limon. “I Turtle’s carved from natural stone for Even the most tech-savvy for safety symbols such as a padlock will bring the community together a $5 contribution to a one-of-a-kind among us sometimes fall prey to icon in the browser’s status bar, an to rekindle the tradition of the traditional Ojibwe cradleboard for online scammers, so if your parents “s” after “http” in the URL address, cradleboard before it is lost to the a $1,000 contribution. Any money or grandparents have recently taken or the words “Secure Sockets Layer” Minnesota Ojibwe forever.” he raises beyond his goal will go to the online plunge, here are some (SSL) or “Transport Layer Security” Limón will document the coordinate more exhibitions. safety tips you can share: (TLS). These are signs that the creation of the cradleboard process Limon has also set up a Update security software. Make merchant is using a secure page for in a photo journal during his FaceBook page at http://sn.im/ sure their computers have anti-virus transmitting personal information. workshop at the Osseo Drum & fb_cradleboard. Fans and Kickstarter and anti-spyware software and show These are all common tricks Dance program in the 2011-2012 contributors can follow the progress them how to update it regularly. used to infect your computer with The artist Douglas K. Limón cradleboards or dikinagons with school year. After the workshop the of The Cradleboard Project on Think like the bad guys. Even viruses or to install spyware that of White Bear Lake, MN has original appliqué beadwork designs cradleboards and the photo journal FaceBook. the best software isn’t 100 percent records your keystrokes to obtain been awarded a $19,980 Folk inlaid on the cradleboard. Four will go on exhibit. Two exhibitions Douglas K. Limón is a fiscal foolproof, so teach them how to account or other confidential and Traditional Arts grant from is a sacred number in the Native are scheduled in April and May of year 2011 recipient of a Folk and anticipate and ward off annoying – information. the Minnesota State Arts Board American community and the 2012. One at the Elder’s Lodge in Traditional Arts grant from the or criminal – behavior. For example: Use strong passwords. Believe for The Cradleboard Project. The theme will be related to the Four St. Paul, MN and one at the 16th Minnesota State Arts Board. This * Only open or download it or not, the most frequently used artist hopes to rekindle the art Directions. “I hope to revitalize Osseo Area Schools Indian Education activity is funded, in part, by the information from trusted sites to password is “password.” Other of the traditional cradleboard by the endangered tradition of the Day and Wacipi in Osseo, MN. The arts and cultural heritage fund as which you navigated yourself. Don’t common, easy-to-crack passwords constructing four cradleboards with cradleboard enhanced by traditional Osseo event marks Mr. Limón’s 5th appropriated by the Minnesota assume a link contained in an email, include simple numeric sequences his signature beaded inlay designs appliqué beadwork. I will use my year as a featured artist. State Legislature with money from even from a friend, will necessarily and names of pets, spouses and White Bear Lake, Minnesota, 50 years experience as a bead artist The total project cost is the Legacy Amendment vote of the take you to a company’s legitimate April 27, 2010: Douglas K. Limón to create four original beaded inlay $24,980. The major expense goes people of Minnesota on November website. Internet scams will create four traditional Ojibwe designs.” He first learned to bead to labor (artist, photographer, 4, 2008. * Don’t click on pop-up Continued on Page 16

Excerpt from this week’s editor’s column -- We have just seen the video “Geronimo E-KIA, a poem by the 1491s” which is available over the internet on YouTube. What a powerful rebuttal to the U.S. government’s grossly inappropriate use of “Geronimo” as the code name for Osama bin Laden! Pidamiya to all who came together to create the video, including our koda Wakan Mani (Dallas Gold Tooth). Pidamiya also to Tamara St. John who sent us the link. We encourage all our readers to view this video. Our promise is that not only will you not once be tempted to pause or stop the clip, but you will re-run it! Here is the link (which is also available on the Sota website): http://youtu.be/y7vKu7X4aNA Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 15 Page 16 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011

Congratulations! Birth Announcement The Gill family would like to announce the arrival of Keaton Matthew Gill, 23rd Grandchild of Dennis Gill and Michelle Seaboy. Born May 31st. 8 lbs 10 oz. 21.25 inches. Come meet him at the Gill Family Reunion July 2nd Congratulations Jenny!

Mary Ann (St. John) White holds her service award received from her A Very Happy Internet scams supervisor for working 25 years at the Boeing Company in Seattle, 14th Birthday Continued from Page 14 Washington, where she has resided for 46 years. To Our Special E.P. Owen Reunion Mary Ann is the daughter of the late Steven St. John and Margaret Hill. Girl! children. For more secure passwords: July 2nd, 2011 * Use at least seven characters Emily 12:00 Noon with a mixture of upper and lower- Kennadee and CeeJay Enemy Swim Cultural Center/Gym case letters, numbers and symbols. * Use unique passwords are proud to announce Potluck Dinner for each account in case one gets (Bring family favorite dish) compromised. the upcoming marriage of their parents, *Family Note* * Change passwords frequently. Shanda Rae Quinn and Curtis Bissonette Sr. Protect personal information. Please wear your family color as listed Never post sensitive information on Beaman Owen – Yellow any website (or share via email, mail Earl Owen - Lt. Blue or phone) unless you initiated the Amos Owen – Purple contact. This might include numbers Frank Owen – Tan for credit cards, bank accounts, Charles Owen – Turqouise Social Security, Medicare and driver’s Agnes Owen (Engelhart) – Green license, address/phone and full Jenny Owen (Lawerence) – Red birthdate. James (Jim) Owen - Drk Blue Set privacy controls. On social Minnie Owen (Kirk) – White networking sites, carefully review We are so proud of you! Angus Owen – Brown privacy settings that let you limit Congratulations for making the A & For more Information Contact the following people: who has access to your personal B Honor Rolls at Waubay. Nippy Owen -(605) 924-0892 information. Similarly, always review Love, Sharon L. Cloud - (605) 880-7509 or (605) 947-4648 a company’s privacy policy to ensure Bring Chairs, Cameras, Pictures and Family Tree you agree with how it may share Your Family your information with affiliate organizations. Be skeptical of “free” anything. Before signing up for free trials, especially via pop-up windows The couple resides in Sisseton, SD. Curtis is employed at Tiospa Zina Tribal or banner ads, make sure you School in Agency Village and Shanda is employed at the SWO Gaming understand all terms and conditions. Commission in Sisseton. Pay particular attention to pre- Parents of the Couple are Pamela Quinn and Patrick Rabenberg of Sisseton checked boxes in online offers and Seth Bissonette (Roslyn SD) and Sophie Bissonette (Cass Lake MN). before submitting payment card Grandparents include Maurice (Pete) and Elizabeth Rabenberg of Sisseton information for an order. Failing to and Leroy (Louella) Quinn Sr. of Sisseton. ere are photos from TSgt Shenandoah Ellis-Ulmer, USAF, taken at her duty un-check the boxes may bind you to The couple has been together for almost 7 years and finally decided to make contracts you don’t want. Hpost in Kyrgyzstan. it official on June 11th 2011 at The Family Life Assembly of God For more tips protecting Church in Sisseton. personal and account information Dance and reception will follow the ceremony at the American Legion in and preventing online fraud, visit Sisseton. The dance is open to everyone so come and celebrate the www.VisaSecuritySense.com, which couple’s commitment to each other. features tips on preventing fraud online, when traveling, at retail about 10 days after petal fall and establishments and ATMs, deceptive then 3 more applications spaced marketing practices, and more. about 10 days apart. Do not spray Jason Alderman directs Visa’s insecticides on apple trees while financial education programs. To they are in bloom! You will kill the Follow Jason Alderman on Twitter: pollinators. If you are using a general www.twitter.com/PracticalMoney. fruit multi-purpose spray, it probably has an insecticide in it so these sprays Garden Corner should also not be applied during Submitted by Eric Hanssen bloom. Browns Valley, Minnesota Questions that have been asked: Plant development: Black knot is a common disease Serviceberries and crabapples are sufficient to penetrate the canopy. of common chokecherry and at this just beginning to bud out and bloom Clearwing ash borer treatment time of year the “knots” really begin in Brookings. We are several weeks with an insecticide containing to stand out. Unfortunately there behind in normal plant development permethrin as an active ingredient is very little that can be done to and this is going to delay a number can begin in a couple of weeks. The manage this disease of cherries and of treatment times. Things to do in adults are usually out flying about a plums. The only chemical treatment Standing on the wing of a KC-134 jet Shenandoah took on a flight to Qatar. about a week or so: week or so after Vanhouttee spireas is a lime-sulfur spray applied before Zimmerman pine moth larvae begin to blooms, probably at least a the buds open, a date that is pass will become active soon and begin week or two away. You know when us in most of the state and even if burrowing into the wood. Infested the adults are flying out from an properly timed generally does not trees typically have masses (appear as infested tree by the papery pupal provide much control. Pruning out big globs of bubble gum) of reddish skins and sawdust left in or around the knots will also not eliminate the pitch near branch attachments. the emergent hole. Codling moth - disease. The large blackened knots Treating the bark on the tree with the larvae of this insect burrow into that are easily seen now are in at an insecticide containing permethrin the apple, usually near the base of least their second year of growth. as the active ingredient is the most the fruit, resulting in a trail through The first year infection is just a slight effective means of control. The the apple filled with brown, powdery swelling of the twig or branch, easily chemical must be applied to the bark frass. This frass often extrudes from overlooked. If every visible knot was on the trunk so it is critical to make the entry hole. Treatment is usually removed this summer, there will still use the pressure of the sprayer is an application of malathion sprayed be knots appearing next spring. The best management is probably basal pruning, just removal of the infected tree. There is a wide range of susceptibility and some trees will just keep getting the disease regardless of what is done. This article comes from professor John Ball, SDSU Forestry Specialist in his Pest Update publication available online at http:// sdda.sd.gov/Forestry/Educational- Information/PDF/pest-alert-2011- may4.pdf.

Standing alongside a giant jet she took on a flight to Afghanistan, where “we picked up 158 Marines going home . . . it was wonderful seeing them getting on the plane after serving in Afghanistan Shenandoah is pictured here with “Jet,” a Harris Hawk who a year.” helps scare birds away from the airfield. Vol. 42 June - Wazustecasa Wi - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 No. 23

By Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack for all Americans by out-innovating, out-educating and For Americans to lead happy, productive, lives it out-building the rest of the world. But our workers and Submitted by Sara McGregor-Okroi these rates are higher in Europe -- even in countries such helps to stay healthy, active and fit. It’s really pretty leaders will never out-innovate or out-build competitors Many parents feel they are being hypocritical as France (28 percent) and Italy (34 percent), where the simple. Choose a healthier plate, and balance it with if they are unhealthy, dealing with heart disease and telling their teenage sons and daughters not to drink. legal drinking age is 16 and it is acceptable for children exercise. In the end, it comes down to the choices we diabetes. And our children won’t get a first rate But the sobering facts are these: Parents today have to have “a glass of wine at the dinner table.” make. education if they can’t focus in class because they aren’t access to scientific data that was not available when they A more permissive parenting approach to alcohol That is why I was excited this eating right, or are teased because were teens, especially regarding the health and social may encourage drinking but not necessarily safe, week to be joined by First Lady of their weight. costs of underage drinking. For example: responsible drinking. A study in the May 2011 issue Michelle Obama and Surgeon Today, overweight and The brain is still developing and going through of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs found General Dr. Regina Benjamin to obesity rates are at dangerously dynamic change during the teenage years. A recent that children who drank alcohol in front of their parents introduce USDA’s new food icon high levels. And the Obama study by the American Medical Association concluded tended to drink more and encounter more alcohol- – MyPlate – a simple reminder to Administration has worked to that “damage from alcohol at this time can be related trouble later on, including more fights, make healthy food choices. support Americans who want to long-term and irreversible. In addition, blackouts, regrettable sex, and binge- We all know that what we improve their health and nutrition. short-term or moderate drinking drinking incidents. eat matters, and MyPlate offers a If you’d like to take a look impairs learning and memory The increase in the availability visual reminder to make healthy at MyPlate and learn more about far more in youth than adults. of “alcopops” has been cited as food choices when you choose your a healthy diet, you can visit Adolescents need only drink making alcohol far more attractive next meal. MyPlate looks just like www.ChooseMyPlate.gov to half as much to suffer the same to younger people. This fact led our plate at mealtime. It can help get messages, tools, and how-to negative effects.” to passage of the Alcopops Law prioritize food choices and remind materials about healthy eating. Someone who starts drinking which limits the advertising of us to make fruits and vegetable half of our plates each This website has information on staying healthy, with before the age of 15 years is FIVE these flavored drinks. Research has meal. On the other side of the plate – and beside it – we tips on balancing calories, foods to increase, and foods to TIMES more likely to become an shown that 13-16 year-old girls are see the other important food groups for a healthy meal: reduce. alcoholic later in life than those who particularly attracted to alcopops, and whole grains, lean proteins, and low fat dairy. I hope you are as excited as I am about MyPlate wait until they are 21 years of age. those who drink it are more likely to MyPlate will replace the Food Pyramid as the and the other resources to help Americans make healthy Teenagers who drink have a higher have casual sex. government’s primary food group symbol. Built off choices at www.ChooseMyPlate.gov. absence rate at school and are more likely to As for the parents, the legal consequences of the most-up-to-date science in the 2010 Dietary And the next time you sit down for a meal – before experience poor or failing grades. of their actions can be quite severe, and continue to Guidelines for Americans, it is an easy-to-understand you eat – think about what’s on your plate. Because In addition to hangovers, teens who binge drink expand. visual to help folks who want to eat healthy. in the months and years ahead, we hope that MyPlate experience a host of other physical ailments, including In addition to the tragic health and social costs, And what we eat matters. President Obama has becomes your plate. damage to the internal organs and stomach, disruption our state’s economy is adversely affected by underage called on us to build a growing economy that is working of normal growth and sexual activity, a higher risk of drinking as well. For example, it is estimated that alcohol certain cancers (particulary oral and liver), and raised use by South Dakota youth results in nearly $111 blood pressure which can contribute to heart disease. million a year in medical care and work loss. The cost Doctors believe these negative physical effects are far to South Dakota citizens balloons to over $231 million more pronounced in the young, as alcohol will tend to a year when including pain and suffering from these have more effect on their developing bodies. injuries. Teenagers who drink are more likely to be Sources for above information: Sioux Falls, SD (June 3, 2011) – Today, Senator the Food for Peace program under President John F. physically or sexually assaulted, are at a higher risk American Medical Association (AMA). George McGovern announced a food drive benefiting Kennedy and named the first United Nations global for suicide and homicide, and will experience more British Medical Association (BMA). Feeding South Dakota to be held in conjunction with ambassador on hunger in 2001. unintentional injuries, often leading to an early death. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). McGovern Day. His tour of Feeding South Dakota coincides with For example, alcohol was consumed in 69 percent of teen Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency “In times of pressing need – whether your family the South Dakota Democratic Party’s annual McGovern drownings. Prevention (OJJDP). has been recently displaced by flooding or your paycheck Day, where Mayor Mike Huether will announce his A lower legal drinking age will likely NOT lead to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). just isn’t covering the rising cost of food – Feeding South proclamation of June 4th, 2011, as “McGovern Day” in more responsible alcohol use. While teen binge drinking Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center Dakota is our state’s first responder in the fight against the city of Sioux Falls, SD. rates in the U.S. are unacceptably high (22 percent), (UDETC). hunger,” McGovern said on a tour of the facility. “As Contact: Marley Prunty-Lara at 605-271-5405 or a society, we must take care of each other and be our [email protected]. brother’s keeper.” As higher gas and food costs make it more difficult for South Dakotans to feed their families, Feeding South Dakota faces increased demand at the same time state cause strokes, heart attacks, kidney and eye problems, and federal governments are cutting nutrition assistance and heart failure. programs. More families seek emergency food assistance, High Cholesterol If you are 35 or older, have your more at-risk children require weekend backpacks of food, cholesterol checked. Have your cholesterol checked and more of South Dakota’s seniors need supplemental starting at age 20 if: You use tobacco. You are obese. You food boxes. have diabetes or high blood pressure. You have a personal McGovern, an elder statesman, former US Senator, history of heart disease or blocked arteries. A man in and Democratic presidential nominee, continues to your family had a heart attack before age 50 or a woman, dedicate his public service to the fight against world before age 60. Visit Sota on-line hunger. He was the appointed the first director of Communicable Disease Talk with your health care http://www.earthskyweb.com/ sota.html team about getting HIV screening at least once in a lifetime for patients ages 13 to 64. Ask your doctor or nurse whether you should be screened for a sexually Ralph Erdrich RN, BSN, PHN transmitted disease. Woodrow Wilson Keeble Memorial Health Care Center Overweight and Obesity Be physically active and The purpose of Men’s Health Month is to heighten make healthy food choices. Get to a healthy weight and the awareness of preventable health problems and stay there. Balance the calories you take in from food and encourage early detection and treatment of disease drink with the calories you burn off by your activities. among men and boys. This month gives IHS health care The best way to learn if you are overweight or obese is providers, Public Health Nurses, and the community an to find your body mass index (BMI). You can find your opportunity to encourage men and boys to seek regular BMI by entering your height and weight into a BMI medical advice and early treatment for disease and injury. calculator, such as the one available at: http://www. You can get some screenings, such as blood pressure nhlbisupport.com/bmi/ readings and tests for high cholesterol at Public Health Take Preventive Medicines If You Need Them If you Nurse screening events. Others such as colonoscopy, a are 45 or older, ask your doctor if you should take aspirin test for colorectal cancer, need special equipment, so you to prevent heart disease. Get a flu shot immunization need to go to your doctor’s office. After a screening test, every year. If you are 65 or older, get a pneumonia shot ask when you will see the results and who you should immunization. Depending on health problems, you may talk to about them. need a pneumonia shot at a younger age or need shots Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm If you are between to prevent diseases like whooping cough or shingles. the ages of 65 and 75 and have ever been a smoker, Talk with your doctor or nurse about whether you need talk to your doctor or nurse about being screened for vaccinations. abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). AAA is a bulging in Take Steps to Good Health, It’s Your Body! If you your abdominal aorta, the largest artery in your body. are wondering about diseases such as prostate cancer or An AAA may burst, which can cause dangerous bleeding skin cancer, for example, ask about them. Be tobacco and death. free. To talk to someone about how to quit, call the Colorectal Cancer Have a screening test for South Dakota Department of Health Quitline: 1-866- colorectal cancer starting at age 50. If you have a family SD QUITS (1-866-737-8487). Many individuals should history of colorectal cancer, you may need to be screened avoid alcohol completely. If you do drink alcohol, have no earlier. Several different tests can detect this cancer. more than two drinks per day if you are 65 or younger. Depression Your emotional health is as important as If you are older than 65, have no more than one drink a your physical health. Talk to your doctor or nurse about day. being screened for depression especially if during the last To get this and more information on good health 2 weeks: You have felt down, sad, or hopeless. You have go to: http://www.healthfinder.gov Guides and tools The Woodrow Wilson Keeble Memorial Health Center, along with Rose & Lilys Flower felt little interest or pleasure in doing things. for healthy living, an encyclopedia of health-related Shoppe, Sisseton, is presenting each month a bouquet of fresh flowers to women who Diabetes and High Blood Pressure Diabetes (high topics, health news, and more. http://www.ahrq.gov/ have a mammogram in loving memory of Sandra Madison. blood sugar) can cause problems with your heart, brain, healthymen/ An AHRQ Web site for men on staying Erin Hesla was the winner of the flowers donated by Rose & Lily’s Flower Shoppe. Erin eyes, feet, kidneys, nerves, and other body parts. Check healthy. (L) won the flowers at the May 24th mammogram clinic at IHS, presented by Mary for high blood pressure starting at age 18; have your Zani Unpi. Wommer, Radiology Supervisor (R). blood pressure checked at least every 2 years. High blood The next mammogram clinic will be on June 21st. pressure is 140/90 or higher. High blood pressure can Page 18 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 spoke to the importance of healthy Skokomish, Cherokee, Sault Ste. available for free use here: http:// lifestyles for Native youth and Marie, Navajo, Turtle Mountain www.flickr.com/photos/ncai/ performed a blessing for the event. Chippewa, St. Regis Mohawk, sets/72157626878947612/ Mrs. Obama, President Keel, and Tlingit, Oglala Sioux, Standing Rock About The National Congress the children then planted the “three Sioux, and the Three Affiliated Tribes of American Indians: Founded in sisters” and harvested crops in the of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara 1944, the National Congress of Washington – One week garden, including lettuces, rhubarb, Nation. Mrs. Obama was also joined American Indians is the oldest, after the launch of Let’s Move! chard, kohlrabi, sugar snap peas, by leaders in the Native American largest and most representative in Indian Country (LMIC), and turnips, broccoli and herbs – some community, including Assistant American Indian and Alaska as part of the regular seasonal of which will be used in Tuesday’s Secretary for Indian Affairs Larry Native organization in the country. harvest, Mrs. Obama and American State Dinner in honor of Chancellor Echo Hawk, Indian Health Service NCAI advocates on behalf of tribal Indian children began the process Angela Merkel. These crops were Director Dr. Yvette Roubideaux, governments and communities, of planting the “three sisters”– originally planted in March by Mrs. USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service promoting strong tribal-federal corn, beans and squash – in the Obama and children from Harriet Director Dennis Concannon, Bureau government-to-government White House kitchen garden. This Tubman and Bancroft Elementary of Indian Education Director Keith policies, and promoting a better traditional Native American planting Schools. Moore, National Museum of the understanding among the general technique grows crops in a mutually The American Indian and American Indian Director Kevin public regarding American Indian beneficial manner: the corn provides Alaska Native children who joined Gover, NFL quarterback Sam and Alaska Native governments, a structure for the beans to climb, Mrs. Obama and President Keel Bradford and basketball player people and rights. For more eliminating the need for poles; the today come from a variety of tribal Tahnee Robinson. information visit www.ncai.org. beans provide the soil with nitrogen nations including Jemez Pueblo, Photos of the event are that the other plants use; and the squash spreads along the ground, blocking the sunlight and preventing weeds. The Cherokee White Eagle corn, Rattlesnake pole beans, and Washington, DC – Assistant method of planting and agriculture initiative to end childhood obesity in Seminole squash seeds used today Secretary-Indian Affairs Larry Echo differs greatly from the more Indian Country. In 2009, American come from the Smithsonian’s Hawk today joined First Lady common methods of plowing. The Indian and Alaska Native children National Museum of the American Michelle Obama at the White House First Lady’s Three Sisters planting aged two to four had a higher Indian. kitchen garden for the planting of today acknowledges the amazing prevalence of obesity (20.7%) than “Today’s a big day for us in the the Three Sisters—corn, beans, and contributions and skills of our any other racial or ethnic group. In garden because it’s the first time squash—a traditional indigenous nation’s first Americans. Indian Country, one in three children we’re going to use native seeds of agricultural method of planting. The numerous contributions are overweight or obese before corn, beans and squash in the way This activity comes a week after of the ancestors to today’s American their fifth birthday and a national they’ve been planted for thousands the launch of Let’s Move! in Indian Indian and Alaska Native people survey found that 18.9 percent of years,” Mrs. Obama said. “We’re Country (LMIC) and continues to are continually being recognized by of high school aged students are all pretty excited to continue this push the message of leading active modern science. Europeans, whose obese. LMIC brings together federal tradition. This is another example of and healthy lifestyles in Indian farming relied on extensive plowing, agencies, communities, non-profits, a fun, easy way that we all can work Country. often dismissed the Three Sisters corporate partners, schools and together to be healthier. And that’s “Today’s a big day for us in the mound system as primitive. Early tribes to focus on four areas: (1) early what we’re trying to accomplish with garden because it’s the first time settlers had a strong ideological childhood development, (2) healthy Let’s Move!” Obama was also joined by leaders healthy food who don’t have homes. we’re going to use native seeds of interest in denying that the Natives learning communities, (3) physical Mrs. Obama and the children in the Native American community, So we’re going to be able to get a lot corn, beans and squash in the way here had any agriculture. There were activity, and (4) increasing access also harvested crops in the garden, including Assistant Secretary for done. they’ve been planted for thousands apologists from noted and influential to affordable, healthy foods. For including lettuces, rhubarb, chard, Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk, But we’re also going to do a of years,” Mrs. Obama said. “We’re people, like the political theorist more information on this initiative, kohlrabi, sugar snap peas, turnips, Indian Health Service Director Dr. Three Sisters planting today because all pretty excited to continue this John Locke, who justified European please visit: www.letsmove.gov/ broccoli and herbs – some of which Yvette Roubideaux, USDA’s Food last week we launched a special new tradition. This is another example of right to take Native lands because indiancountry. will be used in Tuesday’s State and Nutrition Service Director part of our “Let’s Move” initiative. a fun, easy way that we all can work it was not being utilized. Modern Assistant Secretary Echo Hawk Dinner in honor of Chancellor Dennis Concannon, Bureau of Indian Do you guys know all about “Let’s together to be healthier. And that’s science has come to realize the was also joined by other leaders in Angela Merkel. These crops were Education Director Keith Moore, Move,” what we’re trying to do? what we’re trying to accomplish with method behind planting these three the American Indian and Alaska originally planted in March by Mrs. President of the National Congress Have you heard about it? Let’s Move!” staples together is based upon sound Native community, including Indian Obama and children from Harriet of American Indian Jefferson Keel, We’re going to try to make sure “I am always very pleased scientific evidence and principles. Health Service Director Dr. Yvette Tubman and Bancroft Elementary National Museum of the American that all you kids grow up healthy, when history acknowledges the Mrs. Obama was joined by Roubideaux, USDA’s Food and Schools. Indian Director Kevin Gover, NFL knowing what to eat, knowing how wonderful achievements of our numerous American Indian children Nutrition Service Director Kevin In 2009, American Indian or quarterback Sam Bradford and to exercise. It’s a whole initiative nation’s first Americans,” Echo from a variety of tribes including Concannon, Bureau of Indian Alaska Native children aged 2 to 4 basketball player Tahnee Robinson. to work with people all across the Hawk said. “The agricultural Jemez Pueblo, Skokomish, Cherokee, Education Director Keith Moore, had a higher prevalence of obesity Remarks by First Lady Michelle country to think about how we eat contributions of the ancestors to Sault Ste. Marie, Navajo, Turtle President of the National Congress (20.7%) than any other racial or Obama and how we move our bodies so that contemporary American Indian and Mountain Chippewa, St. Regis of American Indian Jefferson Keel, ethnic group. In Indian Country, White House kitchen garden you guys grow up healthy and strong Alaska Natives are significant, and Mohawk, Tlingit, Oglala Sioux, National Museum of the American 1 in 3 children are overweight or MRS. OBAMA: So welcome to and able to do well in school and be today’s event is a great testament to Standing Rock Sioux, and the Three Indian Director Kevin Gover, NFL obese before their 5th birthday and a the White House, the South Lawn! successful in life. That’s what the their lasting legacy.” Affiliated Tribes of the Mandan, quarterback Sam Bradford and national survey of American Indian What do you think? whole “Let’s Move” effort is about. Corn, beans, and squash, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation. basketball player Tahnee Robinson. and Alaska Native high school CHILD: I like it! But last week we launched when planted together, are referred Together, they planted Cherokee The Assistant Secretary-Indian students from urban and suburban MRS. OBAMA: You like it? It’s a new component of the program to as the Three Sisters—stemming White Eagle corn, Rattlesnake Affairs has responsibility for helping areas found that 18.9 percent are okay? It’s awesome. It’s awesome. called Let’s Move Indian Country. from tribal stories that weave the pole beans, and Seminole squash the Secretary of the Interior to fulfill obese. To end this epidemic of Well, you -- this is a beautiful day, And we’re working specifically with three agricultural staples into seeds that were provided by the his trust responsibilities to tribal childhood obesity in Indian Country, because it was like a hundred-and- young kids in the Native American traditional narratives. This method Smithsonian’s National Museum of and individual trust beneficiaries LMIC brings together federal a-million degrees here on Monday community all across the country. is also known as companion the American Indian. and promoting self-determination agencies, communities, nonprofits, and it would have been miserable And this planting is a special way to planting. The science behind such “We harvested some crops for and self-governance for the nation’s corporate partners, schools and to be out here. But we got a perfect highlight that new initiative. And planting techniques involves the the First Lady and planted some 565 federally recognized American tribes to focus on four areas: early day, and this is a very special day for this is the first time ever that we’re mutually beneficial effects of their squash, beans, and corn,” said Indian and Alaska Native tribes. childhood development, healthy the White House Kitchen Garden going to do a Three Sisters planting simultaneous growth. The corn Jayce Archambault of the Standing The Assistant Secretary oversees learning communities, physical because in addition to harvesting here in the White House Kitchen provides a structure for the beans to Rock Sioux Tribe. “It was a real fun the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), activity and increasing access to some of the lettuces, I think we’ve Garden. And you all are going to be climb, eliminating the need for poles. experience; to get outside and be which supports tribal agriculture, affordable, healthy foods. For more got broccoli that’s ready. a part of making that happen. Is that The beans provide the nitrogen to active and plant these things to help and the Bureau of Indian Education information on the initiative, visit What else are we going to do? -- does that sound okay? Yeah, yeah, the soil that the other plants utilize people get healthy is something we (BIE), which administers one of two www.letsmove.gov/indiancountry. What’s ready? Are we going to get sounds fun? and the squash spreads along the will remember.” federal school systems and funding The American Indian children some of the rhubarb that we -- we So we’re not going to talk too ground, blocking the sunlight, The planting of the Three to tribal colleges and universities. who joined Mrs. Obama today come got rhubarb. You see those big huge long. I’m going to turn it over to which helps prevent weeds. This Sisters is intertwined with the LMIC from a variety of tribes including leaves? That’s rhubarb. And it’s our special guest, Jefferson Keel, and Jemez Pueblo, Skokomish, Cherokee, huge! It’s like an elephant’s ear. he’s going to tell us a little bit about Sault Ste. Marie, Navajo, Turtle So we’re going to pick some the Three Sisters planting, and he’s Mountain Chippewa, St. Regis of that and we’re going to use some going to do a blessing, okay? By Richard P. Holm M.D. Mohawk, Tlingit, Oglala Sioux, of that food in the White House to So let’s listen up, and then we’ll Did you know that three out of Standing Rock Sioux, and the Three feed the President’s family and our get to work, okay? All right, here we four tornadoes in the world happen Affiliated Tribes of the Mandan, guests. But we’re also going to give go. I’m going to turn it over. in the U.S. and that many of them Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation. Mrs. it away to people who need good, occur in this neck of the woods? Most frequent experiences occur in tornado alley starting early in Texas, and progressively later in the season through the spring and summer up through Oklahoma, Missouri, Washington, DC - President important things we can do to Alaska Native adults are more than Kansas, Nebraska, and the Dakotas. destructive, with winds of less than or fall on you. If you cannot find a Jefferson Keel of the National strengthen our Native American twice as likely as white adults to be That said, tornadoes can happen 110 mph. permanent sturdy building, you are Congress of American Indians communities,” said NCAI President diagnosed with diabetes. almost anywhere and at almost any The major rule to protect safer in a lower spot or ditch away (NCAI), the country’s oldest and Keel after the event. “What the “Last week we launched a new time of the year. oneself from tornadoes is to avoid from cars or trees. Lie flat or crouch; largest American Indian and Alaska First Lady is doing is incredible. component of the program called A tornado typically forms flying debris. Experts advise avoiding face down, with your arms covering Native advocacy organization, joined Let’s Move! in Indian Country is Let’s Move! (in) Indian Country. when a cold front with wind going windows, (and not wasting time your head. Avoid bridges as they with Michelle Obama today to reaching a generation of tribal youth And we’re working specifically with one way bumps up against warm opening them.) If you are in a sturdy offer little protection against flying celebrate the importance of healthy and connecting them with a healthy, young kids in the Native American moist air going the other way. The permanent home, go to a lower debris. eating and active lifestyles for Native traditional path in life. As tribal community all across the country,” theory is that updrafts on one side, central windowless room, maybe It is wise to make a plan and American youth. Mrs. Obama, leaders we are very supportive and said the First Lady, Michelle Obama, and falling rain on the other can under a stairwell, or climb into a be prepared since we live in tornado President Keel, and American Indian grateful for her efforts.” addressing the American Indian start these opposing winds spinning. bathtub. Get low and cover with a alley. and Alaska Native children planted According to the Indian Health and Alaska Native children. “This When one end of the twisting wind mattress or sleeping bag if possible. Dr. Rick Holm wrote this the “three sisters”– corns, beans Service the obesity rate among planting is a special way to highlight is sucked into the updraft of a tall If in a mall or church, avoid large editorial for “On Call®,” a weekly and squash – in the White House American Indian and Alaska Native that new initiative. And this is the thundercloud, the speed of the spaces; find a hallway, bathroom, or program about health on South kitchen garden. The event comes one youth is approaching 50%, twice first time ever that we’re going to whirling is enhanced and becomes smaller windowless room and crouch. Dakota Public Broadcasting- week after the launch of Let’s Move! as high as their white counterparts; do a three sisters planting here in concentrated as it tightens down into If you are in a mobile home Television that is produced by the in Indian Country; a new initiative and 20% of American Indians ages the White House kitchen garden. a funnel, much like a skater spins or a vehicle of any kind, get out, as South Dakota Cooperative Extension by the First Lady to reach Native 15 years or older had pre-diabetes in And you all are going to be a part of faster as the arms and legs come in. these are all extremely dangerous in Service. “On Call” airs Thursdays on young people. 2001–2004. American Indian/Alaska making that happen.” About two percent of tornadoes a tornado. In a vehicle, if you can South Dakota Public Broadcasting- “Supporting and reinvigorating Native adults are nearly two times After speaking to the youth reach speeds of up to 300 mph safely drive away, do so. Otherwise Television at 7 p.m. Central, 6 p.m. our traditional ways of healthy as likely to be obese as their white gathered at the White House causing 70 percent of the damage, get off the road, get out and away Mountain. living and eating is one of the most counterparts. American Indian/ kitchen garden, President Keel and 70 percent are minimally from anything that can roll over Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 19 SWO-OEP Air Quality Program Helping Oyate Breathe Easier

Washington, DC – May 31, June 1-2. problems, and the need to respect 2011 – The U.S. Environmental “As we focus on chemical tribal sovereignty, culture and Protection Agency has established safety and identify ways to reduce heritage. The NTTC will help EPA a National Tribal Toxics Committee exposure to toxic chemicals and better tailor and more efficiently (NTTC) to give Indian tribes greater prevent pollution in Indian Country, address a variety of issues, including input on issues related to chemical it is absolutely critical that we listen preventing poisoning from lead- safety, toxic chemicals and pollution to our tribal partners,” said Steve based paint, expanding pollution prevention. This effort will further Owens, assistant administrator for prevention and safer chemical empower tribal communities to EPA’s Office of Chemical Safety and initiatives in Indian country, and protect their health and environment Pollution Prevention. “We want to better evaluating chemical exposures from the risks of toxic chemicals. ensure that we address the ways that that may be unique to tribes and Creation of the NTTC is part of tribal members are affected by toxic their members. EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson’s substances and promote pollution More information on the emphasis on improving chemical prevention efforts that reflect their NTTC and for a list of tribes: http:// safety, building strong tribal interests and needs.” www.epa.gov/oppt/tribal/ partnerships and expanding the EPA believes that expanding More information on EPA’s conversation on environmental tribal partnerships is important given partnership with tribes: http://www. justice. The NTTC will hold its first the uniqueness of tribal cultures, epa.gov/indian/ meeting in Washington, D.C. on communities, and environmental Page 20 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011

Tribute By Jacqueline Windh Guardian.co.uk – June 3, to 2011 – The man pictured above is Raoni Txucarramãe, chief of Nathan Wilson the Kayapó people, who hail from Submitted by Brazil’s northern Pará province. Dorothea Wilson The homeland of the Kayapó is the tropical rainforest surrounding the tributaries of the giant Xingu river, itself a nearly 2,000km long tributary of the Amazon. But the livelihood of the Kayapó people Chief Raoni smokes a pipe while demonstrating Awarded Bronze Star is under grave threat. Brazil’s against the construction of the Belo Monte (News clipping) president, Dilma Vana Rousseff, has hydroelectric dam. Photograph: Reuters/Ueslei A Summit veteran, seriously wounded during World War II, has been awarded the Bronze authorised the construction of a dam Marcelino. Star for bravery. that will flood their homeland. Nathan Wilson, 65, clearly remembers the incident which took place 33 years ago, near The Belo Monte dam will Schmitz, Germany. He is credited with having saved the life of several combat infantry me be the world’s third-largest including two officers and the 32 Indians attached to K Company of the 4th Platoon of the 78th hydroelectric dam (after China’s Division, First Army. Three Gorges dam, itself with The group was resting near a barn on Feb. 2, 1945. Wilson noticed two dead German numerous problems, and the soldiers lying near the entrance. Suddenly one of them got up and started to run. Wilson ran out Brazilian-Paraguayan Itaipu dam). and shot him with several rounds from a BAR weapon before he could throw two hand grenades It will flood 400,000 hectares in international commerce, with Congress building. inside the barn. of the world’s largest rainforest, the Body Shop, and they learned This losing battle is not unique. The officers present at the time told Wilson he would be recommended for a bravery medal. displacing 20,000 to 40,000 how to fight back against projects Rather, it is the common story to The captain was killed less than two hours later. Wilson had forgotten about the conversation people – including the Kayapó. they did not support. A five-day the Americas. I recall my visits with until last January, when a letter arrived from the Department of Defense announcing he was The ecological impact of the project media conference they organised to Cristina Calderón, known in Chile as awarded the Bronze Star for his actions. The medal arrived at Summit’s post office four weeks is massive: the Xingu River basin fight the Bel Monte dam in 1989 “the last Yaghan”, the last survivor ago. has four times more biodiversity generated enough international of her race and last speaker of her Wilson was assigned to a group of Indians for patrol and communication during the World than all of Europe. Flooding of attention that the World Bank native tongue. Across the Beagle War II conflict. The group, all from South Dakota, were able to speak the Dakota Language the rainforest will liberate massive refused the loan necessary for the Channel from her home lies the large when they were out on night patrol. The Indian language was also used for all messages making amounts of methane, a greenhouse project to proceed. island of Tierra del Fuego, traditional it next to impossible for Germans to understand what the patrol parties had discovered. In gas far more damaging than carbon Now, as the project raises its homeland of the Selk’nam, but now addition, they would write out all the messages in the Sioux language. Wilson would read the dioxide. But the impact on Chief head again, the Kayapó have forged devoid of any indigenous people. messages to the commanding officers. Raoni’s people, on an entire society, alliances with non-profits worldwide The demise of the Yaghan was due Wilson was seriously wounded Feb. 9, 1945, a few miles out of Schmitz, Germany. Since is unimaginable. to continue their battle. In February, largely to diseases introduced and that time he has been in several Army hospitals in England and the United States. He was The Kayapó traditionally Chief Raoni delivered a petition with spread by displacement from their discharged at Springfield, Mo., with honorable status and a disability which is rated as being practised slash-and-burn agriculture 600,000 signatures to the Brazilian expansive territories to crowded permanent by the government. on small farms cut into the jungle. government, and construction of the mission schools. The Selk’nam, Wilson and Joe Flying By of Little Eagle, SD are the only living persons left of the famous The rich resources of their lands dam was temporarily blocked. But however, were actively hunted by seven-member Indian patrol which for many months had the Germans in utter confusion. (minerals, timber, and potential this week, the Brazilian government European settlers. The new industry Don’t Forget The Vet hydroelectrical power) have brought gave the project the green light. here was sheep-ranching. With pressures from outside. Although Chief Raoni and his people their traditional hunting territories I didn’t know my father very well still felt Leaving us with only folklore the Brazilian constitution explicitly have, essentially, played by our rules. turned to grazing lands, and with a love beyond respect We are proud of all of the veterans prohibits the displacement of They learned the ways of a foreign no concept of animals as private A member of the famed code talkers The sacrifices that were made “Indians” from their traditional society, and they waged their battle property, the Selk’nam turned to Seldom mentioned as a tribal vet Yet I feel that we still fight a battle lands, it provides for one convenient according to those foreign rules hunting sheep. The settlers, in turn, His birthday is April 16th Our color is a darker shade exception: where the National and with those foreign weapons, issued a bounty for each pair of And I was one of sixteen kids I didn’t know my father very well Congress deems removal of the launching petitions and protests, Selk’nam ears. feel that he should be honored But I have his medals and more people to be “in the interest of and engaging media and lawyers. I The Kayapó and their partners For some of these things he did his name is Nathan Wilson the sovereignty of the country”. am reminded of another photo that have launched a last-ditch effort, he talked our native tongue Our native tongue helped him win a war Proponents of the dam argue that recently appeared on these pages: including another petition, to have And it helped us to win a war -- Submitted by Dorothea Wilson its construction is in the nation’s that of an “uncontacted” Amazonian the Brazilian government listen All of the code talkers have gone interest. tribe, their bows raised, their arrows to their concerns, and respect The Kayapó people’s aimed at the Brazilian Indian Affairs traditional land rights. The Inter- agreement with each of the affected populated by vibrant communities in a room together and voice their leadership has learned how to Department aircraft flying overhead. American Commission on Human indigenous communities”. of original inhabitants – what opinions. The indigenous people participate in the world economy. For all his efforts, Chief Raoni, too, Rights has urged the Brazilian But I know, from experience industry’s requirement to “consult” will have every right to say no to They were one of the first might as well have been shooting government to consult “in good faith here, where I live – also a land with indigenous people means: the the project. But no one is required indigenous peoples to participate arrows at the Brazilian National … and with the aim of arriving at an of pristine rainforest that is still parties will, at some point, show up to heed that.

Memorial in Honor of Garrett “Kenny” Wilson Sept.16, 1931-Dec. 23, 2010 Son of Obed Wopeton Hanska Mazakaga Wilson and Rose Wahca Red Day Long Hollow Community Center Sisseton, SD June 25th at 1:00 p.m. Feast following the memorial. Please bring a dish to share.

For more information, contact Lynne (612) 588-1426 or Clifford Canku (605) 698-4023. Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 21 Wahpeton Oyate, Plaintiff Kaylene Renville/Awan Anyuon, Lake Traverse Reservation vs Defendants State of South Dakota Kaylene Renville/Awan Anyuon, Summons In Tribal Court Defendants To: Kaylene Renville/Awan Case No.: D-11-564-204 Order for Publication Anyuon: In the matter of the change The Court being satisfied by Take notice that a hearing will of name of Jamee Alice Affidavit duly filed herein be held at the above named Rikimoto, Petitioner. that personal service cannot Court, Agency Village, outside Notice is hereby given that the well be made, it is Ordered the city of Sisseton, County of Petitioners (Jamee Alice that Kaylene Renville/Awan Roberts, South Dakota, on the Rikimoto) request for a change Anyuon be notified by (3) 14th day of June 2011 at the from Jamee Alice Rikimoto to three weeks publication in hour of 1:00 p.m. or as soon Jamee Alice Nerison shall be full of the Notice of these thereafter as possible. heard before the Honorable SECTION 001116 Fairmont, Minnesota, 56031. State of South Dakota proceedings in the regular You are required to be at the Judge B.J. Jones, Chief Judge INVITATION TO BID 25. Southwest Builders Exchange, In Tribal Court issue of a qualified newspaper. hearing. Upon request, of the Tribal Court, in the PART 1 – GENERAL 425 West Main, Marshall, Case No.: D-11-100-445 et seq Dated this 13th day of May 2011. the Clerk will provide you court room of the Sisseton- 1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Minnesota 56258. In the matter of the termination B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. with a copy of the Petiti8on Wahpeton Oyate at Agency A. Project Sisseton-Wahpeton 26. Willmar Builders Exchange, of parental rights of Jasmine Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate describing the matter. Village, South Dakota on the Oyate Tribal Administration 2104 East Highway 12, Rose Owen, Christopher Lake Traverse Reservation Dated this 13th day of May 2011. 6th day of June 2011 at 2:00 Building Willmar, Minnesota 56201. David Owen and Chase Lee State of South Dakota By order of the Court: p.m. B. Location: Sisseton-Wahpeton 1.4 BIDDING DOCUMENTS Owen, Minor Children. In Tribal Court B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. Dated this 5th day of May 2011. Oyate Indian Reservation, A. Online Procurement and Affidavit and Motion Case No.: D-11-103-448 Attest: J. Wanna, Clerk of Courts By order of the Court: Sisseton, South Dakota Contracting Documents: For Order for Publication In the matter of Sisseton- 20-3tc B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. 1.2 BID DUE DATE Obtain access after May 25, The Court being satisfied by Wahpeton Oyate, Plaintiff Attest: J. Wanna, Clerk of Courts A. Bids for the construction of 2011, by contacting Standard Affidavit duly filed herein vs Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate 20-3tc Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Digital Imaging, 4426 that personal service cannot Administration Building South 108’h Street, Omaha, well be made, it is Ordered Sisseton-Wahpeton Tribal Law Enforcement will be received by Sisseton- Nebraska 68137, http:// that Becky Cooper who is the Outstanding Warrants List Wahpeton Oyate of the Lake www.standardshare.com/ parent in the above-entitled June 2, 2011 Traverse Reservation at StandardDigitalImaging.aspx. matter be notified by (3) Dakota Magic Casino and Online access will be provided three weeks publication in (Name, charge, amount, date 150.00 FCCS 03-16-10 Hotel, 16849 102nd Street to all registered bidders and full of the Notice of these issued.) 09-10-03 430.75 SE, Hankinson, North suppliers. 1.5 BID proceedings in the regular 05-09-11 BERNARD, AARON aka DUMARCE ABRAHAM, KENNETH APPENAY, RONALD FCCS Dakota 58041 until 2:00 SECURITY A. Each issue of a qualified newspaper. FAIL TO APPEAR CS BARSE, RODNEY 395.00 p.m., local time, June 29, bidder must deposit with their Dated this 5th day of May 2011. COURT 1,500.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/06/07 2011. Means of bid submittal bid, bid security as required B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. 10-27-10 12-06-10 135.00 shall be as indicated in in the INSTRUCTIONS TO Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate 07-14-10 BERNARD, CASSANDRA aka IRVING the INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. Lake Traverse Reservation ABRAHAM, LYLE ARAPAHOE, VANESSA aka YOUNG FCCS BIDDERS included in the 1.6 PRE-BID MEETING State of South Dakota WA FAIL TO APPEAR BARSE, RODNEY 175.00 bidding documents. A. Pre-bid Meeting: A Pre- In Tribal Court COURT 135.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 04-28-10 B. Bids will be publicly opened bid meeting for all bidders Case No.: D-11-100-445 et seq 12-18-06 11-10-10 130.00 and read aloud. will be held at The Dakota In the matter of the termination 05-09-11 BERNARD, DAVID ABRAHAM, SAVOY ARCHAMBEAU, BRIAN WA 1.3 BIDDING DOCUMENTS Connection, 46102, South of parental rights of Jasmine FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR BARSE, ROLANDA COURT A. The bidding documents may Dakota Highway 10, Sisseton, Rose Owen, Christopher 800.00 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 03-30-09 be examined after May 25, South Dakota 57262 on June David Owen and Chase Lee 09-10-09 09-14-10 310.00 2011 at the following: 9, 2011 at 2:00 p.m., local Owen, Minor Children. 08-27-04 BERNARD, DAVID 1. Office of the Architect, Leo A time. Prospective prime Notice of Hearing ABRAHAM, SAVOY ARCHAMBEAULT, LORRAINE aka FAIL TO APPEAR Daly, 8600 Indian Hills Drive, bidders and mechanical, To: Becky Cooper: FAIL TO APPEAR GOODNATURE BARSE, RONALD COURT Omaha, Nebraska 68114. plumbing and electrical sub- Take notice that a hearing will 30 DAYS + 90.00 WA DUI/VIP CLASSES 04-08-09 2. Omaha Builder’s Exchange, bidders are highly encouraged be held at the above named 09-14-09 COURT COURT 4255 South 94th Street, to attend. Court, Agency Village, outside 01-26-99 08-27-09 BERNARD, LEE JR ABRAHAM, SOPHIA FAIL TO APPEAR Omaha, Nebraska 68127. 1.7 MINIMUM WAGES the city of Sisseton, County of CS ARCOREN, DERRICK BARSE, TRACI 165.00 3. MHC/ReproMAX - Beeline + A. Attention of bidders is Roberts, South Dakota, on the 100.00 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 08-23-10 Blue, 2507 Ingersoll Avenue, called particularly to the 1st day of June 2011 at the 04-27-11 100.00 COURT Des Moines, Iowa 50312. requirements as to conditions hour of 3:00 p.m. or as soon 01-07-03 10/18/10 BERNARD, SAMSON 4. Reed Construction Data - of employment to be observed thereafter as possible. ADAMS, ANTHONY aka TONY FCCS Electronic Plan Room, www. and minimum wages only as You are required to be at the ADAMS ARIAS, IRA BARSE, TROY 100.00 reedconstructiondata.com. applicable, to be paid under hearing. Upon request, the FCCS WA WA 03-11-02 5. Lincoln Builders Bureau, the Contract. Clerk will provide you with a 160.00 COURT COURT 5910 South 58th Street, Suite 1.8 RIGHT OF OWNER copy of the Petition describing 08-19-10 08-03-10 10/05/10 BERNARD, SAMSON FCCS C, Lincoln, Nebraska 68516. A. No bidder may withdraw a bid the matter. ADAMS, CHADWICK B BARTUNEK, THOMAS 495.00 6. Norfolk Builder’s Exchange, within sixty (60) days after Dated this 5th day of May 2011. FCCS FCCS 06-26-03 405 Madison Avenue, Norfolk, the receipt of bids. By order of the Court: 75.00 BACKER, TARA 125.00 Nebraska 68701. B. The Owner reserves the right B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. 05/19/11 FCCS 02-06-02 BIDDELL, JONI 7. Columbus Area Chamber of to waive any informalities or Attest: J. Wanna, Clerk of Courts 110.00 FAIL TO APPEAR Commerce, 764 33m Avenue, to reject any or all bids. 20-3tc ADAMS, JORDAN 04-28-10 BARTUNEK, THOMAS 300.00 + CRT Columbus, Nebraska 68601. C. DATE: April 13, 2011 FCCS CS 11-27-02 8. Master Builders of Iowa, 221 D. OWNER: Sisseton-Wahpeton Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate 420.00 BAMBERGER, SHEILA 500.00 Park Street, Des Moines, Iowa Oyate of the Lake Traverse Lake Traverse Reservation 08-24-09 FCCS 03-21-11 BIDDELL, KRISTINE aka GILL 445.00 FCCS 50309. Reservation State of South Dakota AMOS, CANDACE 08-08-03 BEACH, EVA 100.00 9. Sioux City Construction In Tribal Court FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 05-19-11 League, 3900 Stadium Drive, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Case No.: D-11-697-247 335.00 BAD HEART BULL, MATTE 235.00 Sioux City, Iowa 51102. Lake Traverse Reservation In the matter of the termination 06-08-07 CS 11-17-05 BILLIE, JULIAH 10. Master Builders of Siouxland, State of South Dakota of parental rights of Ava 180.00 FCCS 903 Sixth Street, Sioux City, In Tribal Court Monica Lynn Small, Minor AMOS, CONRAD 05-22-08 BEAR, CYNTHIA 100.00 Iowa 51101, Case No.: D-11-663-213 Child. ESCAPE FCCS 01-22-08 11. North Iowa Builder’s In the matter of Ramona Roy- Affidavit and Motion COURT BAGOLA, VALENTINO 200.00 Exchange, 25 West State Cadotte, Robert J. Cadotte III For Order for Publication 12-06-10 FCCS 03-29-01 BILLIE, JULIA 450.00 FCCS Street, Mason City, Iowa and Ethan M. Cadotte, Minor The Court being satisfied by AMOS, DANIEL 04-13-11 BEARHILL, JOSEPH 145.00 50401. Children. Affidavit duly filed herein FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 08-06-07 12. Construction Update Plan Affidavit and Motion that personal service cannot 100.00 BARBOSA, JUAN 8 DAYS + CRT Room, do Fort Dodge For Order for Publication well be made, it is Ordered 04-28-10 CS 05-24-06 BIRD, DESERICK Chamber of Commerce, 1406 The Court being satisfied by that Randy Eastman Jr. 200.00 FAIL TO APPEAR Central Avenue, Box T, Fort Affidavit duly filed herein who is a parent in the above- ANDERSON, DANA 03-30-11 BEAVER, JOHN 200.00 Dodge, Iowa 50501. that personal service cannot entitled matter be notified by FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 05-06-08 13. Aberdeen Builders Exchange, well be made, it is Ordered (3) three weeks publication 1,500.00 BARSE, BRANDON 210.00 422 Fifth Avenue SE, Suite that Gloria L. Roy who is the in full of the Notice of these 08-19-08 CS 04-28-10 BIRD, EMERSON 1,500.00 FCCS No. 106, Aberdeen South parent in the above-entitled proceedings in the regular ANDERSON, DONALD 02-14-11 BEETEM, RED DAWN aka WOLF 150.00 Dakota 57401. matter be notified by (3) issue of a qualified newspaper. FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 05/19/11 14. Plains Builder’s Exchange, three weeks publication in Dated this 13th day of May 2011. 210.00 BARSE, EAMMON 335.00 Inc., 220 North Kiwanis full of the Notice of these B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. 04-12-10 FCCS 03-03-11 BIRD, EDWARD Avenue, Sioux Falls, South proceedings in the regular Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate 1,115.00 FCCS Dakota 57104. issue of a qualified newspaper. Lake Traverse Reservation ANDERSON, DONALD 08-25-10 BEETEM, ROBERT 100.00 15. Sioux Falls Builder’s Dated this 10th day of May 2011. State of South Dakota FAIL TO APPEAR CS 05/19/11 Exchange, 1418 C Avenue, B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. In Tribal Court 525.00 BARSE, ELAINE aka KING 3,000.00 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Case No.: D-11-697-247 07-21-99 FAIL TO APPEAR 01-28-10 BIRD, LINDSEY 180.00 + CRT FAIL TO APPEAR 57104. Lake Traverse Reservation In the matter of the termination ANDERSON, ERIC 04-21-10 BEETEM, ROBERT COURT 16. Construction Industry Center, State of South Dakota of parental rights of Ava FCCS WA 09-12-00 2771 Plant Street, Rapid City, In Tribal Court Monica Lynn Small, Minor 90.00 BARSE, JACK COURT South Dakota 57702. Case No.: D-11-663-213 Child. 04-28-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 05-13-08 BIRD, VALERIE 17. Bismarck-Mandan Builders In the matter of Ramona Roy- Notice of Hearing 100.00 + CRT OA Exchange, 805 Adobe Trail Cadotte, Robert J. Cadotte III To: Randy Eastman Jr.: ANDERSON, JESSE 02-01-05 BEGAY, MISTY aka BARSE COURT SE, Mandan, North Dakota and Ethan M. Cadotte, Minor Take notice that a hearing will FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 07-21-10 58554. Children. be held at the above named 135.00 BARSE, JUSTIN 430.75 18. Fargo-Moorhead Builders Notice of Hearing Court, Agency Village, outside 03-15-11 FCCS 05-09-11 BIRDSBILL, HATTIE 85.00 FCCS Exchange, 1010 Page Drive, To: Gloria L. Roy: the city of Sisseton, County of ANDERSON, JESSICA 04-28-10 BEGAY, PAUL 75.00 Fargo, North Dakota 58103. Take notice that a hearing will Roberts, South Dakota, on the CS WA 07-14-10 19. Grand Forks Builders be held at the above named 21st day of June 2011 at the 250.00 BARSE, LAWREN SR COURT Exchange, 523 Demers Court, Agency Village, outside hour of 1:30 p.m. or as soon 04-18-11 CS 04-29-09 BISSONETTE, FAITH Avenue, Grand Forks, North the city of Sisseton, County of thereafter as possible. 800.00 FCCS Dakota 58201. Roberts, South Dakota, on the You are required to be at the ANDERSON, MILTON 04-22-11 BEGAY, PAUL 97.50 20. Mankato Builders Exchange, 8th day of June 2011 at the hearing. Upon request, the FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO COMPLY 04-28-10 75 Navaho Avenue, Suite 1, hour of 2:00 p.m. or as soon Clerk will provide you with a 260.00 BARSE, LESLIE COURT Mankato, Minnesota 56001. thereafter as possible. copy of the Petition describing 08-06-07 WA 06-24-08 BISSONETTE, LORETTA COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 21. Minneapolis Builders You are required to be at the the matter. ANDERSON, MONICA 01-25-11 BELLILE, MICHAEL 120.00 Exchange, 1123 Glenwood hearing. Upon request, the Dated this 13th day of May 2011. FAIL TO APPEAR WA 07-22-99 Avenue, Minneapolis, Clerk will provide you with a By order of the Court: 185.00 BARSE, LESLIE 67.18 Minnesota copy of the Petition describing B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. 04-21-09 FAIL TO APPEAR 08-02-05 BISSONETTE, ROGER 55405. the matter. Attest: J. Wanna, Clerk of Courts 135.00 CS 22. St. Cloud Builders Exchange, Dated this 10th day of May 2011. 20-3tc ANDERSON, MONICA 12-29-10 BELLILE, MICHAEL 650.00 110 6th Avenue South, St. By order of the Court: FAIL TO APPEAR WA 10-21-09 Cloud, Minnesota 56301-3621. B.J. Jones, Tribal Court Judge. Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate 135.00 BARSE, LONA 105.00 23. St. Paul Builders Exchange, Attest: J. Wanna, Clerk of Courts Lake Traverse Reservation 04-06-11 FCCS 03-15-06 BISSONETTE, SETH SR 295.00 FCCS 445 Farrington Street, St. 20-3tc State of South Dakota ANDRADE, JENNIFER aka 04-28-10 BELLONGER, STEPHANIE 275.00 Paul, Minnesota 55103. In Tribal Court MACCONNELL FAIL TO APPEAR 03-31-03 24. South Central Builders Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Case No.: D-11-103-448 FCCS BARSE, MISTY aka BEGAY 170.00 Exchange, PO Box 152, Lake Traverse Reservation In the matter of Sisseton- Page 22 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 BISSONETTE, TAMMY 05-09-11 90.00 CRAWFORD, GERILYN 75.00 FCCS 01/06/04 07/28/10 FAIL TO APPEAR BRANT, ALCOTT JR. 09/15/97 FCCS 05/19/11 450.00 165.00 WA CADOTTE, NICOLE 230.00 06/22/10 EAGLE STAR, WAYLON FAYANT, CHRIS 07-28-10 COURT FCCS CHAVEZ, EDITH 04-20-11 DOMINGUEZ, FERNANDO FAIL TO APPEAR CS 08/27/02 130.00 FCCS CS DUMARCE, JULIA aka IRON 150.00 100.00 BISSONETTE, TONIA 01/08/08 235.00 CRAWFORD, HOPE 1,400.00 NECKLACE 06/13/01 08-13-10 FCCS BRANT, ALCOTT JR. 06/14/07 FAIL TO APPEAR 04-27-11 FCCS 180.00 FCCS CADOTTE, ROBERT COURT 525.00 EASTMAN, ALLISON FAYANT, RITA 01-15-08 175.00 FCCS CLAUTHIER, SHELLY 06-15-06 DONNELL, JASON 10/12/99 FCCS FCCS 10/08/02 350.00 FAIL TO APPEAR OA 70.00 325.00 BISSONETTE, TRESSA 04/27/10 COURT CRAWFORD, NIKKI COURT DUMARCE, KEITH 02/18/09 11/27/00 CS BRANT, DUSTIN 05/22/00 FCCS 05-25-11 FAIL TO COMPLY 500.00 FCCS CADOTTE, STEVE 66.00 COURT EASTMAN, AMANDA FAYANT, THOMAS 02-14-11 160.00 FCCS CLIFFORD, GWENDOLYN 05-09-11 DORIAN, JARED 03/31/07 FCCS FCCS 08/28/10 50.00 CS CS 270.00 50.00 BJORNSTAD, KAYE 04/26/10 200.00 CRAWFORD, SAM JR COURT DUMARCE, LEONARD 11-18-10 05/19/11 FAIL TO APPEAR BRANT, JOSEPH 04-26-11 OA 12/17/09 “GEORGE” III 135.00 WA CADY, CHALSEA COURT OA EASTMAN, ANGIE aka FEATHER, CAMILLE 09-18-06 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR CLOUD, BRADY 05/21/10 DORSCH, MICHAEL COURT THOMPSON ANGILINA FCCS 12/08/05 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR CS 02-08-11 CS 85.00 BLACKSMITH, ASHLEY aka 11/02/09 COURT CRAWFORD, TATE 100.00 10 DAYS / 150.00 04-20-11 KEEBLE BRANT, REDSTAR 10-18-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/13/10 DUMARCE, LEONARD III 03/25/10 FCCS FCCS CAMPBELL, CHRISTOPHER 1,000.00 FAIL TO APPEAR FEATHER, CLIFTON 420.00 1358.34 + CRT FCCS CLOUD, BRADY 02/05/04 DRIVER, JEANNIE aka BOSCH COURT EASTMAN, DURAN aka FCCS 04-28-10 05/19/11 122.50 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 02-08-11 ZEPHIER 322.50 04/26/10 75.00 CRAZY BULL, ROY aka TWO 125.00 CS 01/22/08 BLACKTHUNDER, ANNETTE BRANT, ROLAND 05/19/11 STICKS 08-28-01 DUMARCE, LEVI SR (12/13/56) 100.00 FCCS FCCS CAMPBELL, DAWN FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 12/03/09 FEATHER, DARNELL 225.00 125.00 FAIL TO APPEAR CLOUD, CHARRIETH COURT DRUM, MARY 135.00 FCCS 04-28-10 01/15/08 4,391.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 04-20-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 06/22/10 EASTMAN, DURAN aka 125.00 04/26/01 160.00 COURT ZEPHIER 09/25/01 BLACKTHUNDER, APRIL aka BRANT, SARA 06/22/07 CROWFEATHER, RUBEN 04-11-11 DUMARCE, LIONEL FCCS SEABOY FCCS CAMPBELL, DAWN FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 605.00 FEATHER, DARNELL FAIL TO APPEAR 490.00 FCCS CLOUD, CYNTHIA 160.00 DRUM, MARY COURT 06/16/10 CS COURT 11-18-10 270.00 FCCS 07/30/97 FCCS 08/04/10 400.00 06-02-11 11/27/00 160.00 COURT EASTMAN, JASON 07-21-10 BRANT, STACY JR. 06/14/07 CUMMINGS, CAMARILLA 04-11-11 DUMARCE, LYNETTE aka EGAN FCCS BLACKTHUNDER, CAROLINE FAIL TO ATTEND CAMPBELL, IVER JR. FAIL TO APPEAR WA 280.00 FEATHER, ESTELLA FAIL TO APPEAR COURT CS CLOUD, FLOYD JR. 120.00 DUBOIS, JUSTINE COURT 06/16/10 FCCS 135.00 08/27/09 800.00 CS 03/15/00 FAIL TO APPEAR 09/02/09 530.00 04-27-11 12/16/09 900.00 COURT EASTMAN, JERRY 06/16/10 BRANT, STACY JR. 12-06-10 D 09/13/10 DUMARCE, MATHEW FCCS BLACKTHUNDER, CRAIG FAIL TO APPEAR CAMPBELL, IVER JR. FCCS 60.00 FEATHER, PATRICIA aka OWEN FCCS 7 DAYS + CRT FCCS CLOUD, IVER JR. DAVILLA, MARCOS DUCHENEAUX, FRED 2,179.13 06/16/10 FCCS 135.00 12/29/08 205.00 FCCS FCCS FCCS 06/28/10 250.00 04-28-10 05/05/10 145.00 230.00 300.00 EASTMAN, JOEL JR. 06-16-10 BRANT, WAMBLI 04/27/10 01/08/08 10/08/02 DUMARCE, MIRANDA FAIL TO APPEAR BLACKTHUNDER, ROBERT CS CAMPBELL, IVER, SR. FCCS COURT FEATHER, ROBERT JR. FAIL TO APPEAR 1,800.00 FCCS CLOUD-FLUTE, JONI DEANE, TRAVIS DUMARCE, AARON aka 1,232.00 07/24/07 FAIL TO APPEAR 200.00 04-28-08 205.00 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR BERNARD 02/21/08 150.00 03-04-10 09/10/02 270.00 97.50 FCCS EASTMAN, JOEL JR. 06/13/01 BREWER, TIMOTHY 08/18/05 01/06/09 395.00 DUMARCE, MARYSSA FCCS BLOCK, ELEANOR aka FREE FCCS CAMPBELL, JAMES 08/06/07 FCCS 170.00 FEATHER, TAMARA FCCS 350.00 FAIL TO APPEAR CLOUD, JORDAN DECOTEAU, GEORGE 100.00 CB 01/08/08 FCCS 235.00 08/28/02 COURT FCCS FCCS DUMARCE, ALPHA 05/19/11 195.00 06-22-07 05/22/07 50.00 102.50 FAIL TO APPEAR EASTMAN, JOEL SR. 06/16/10 BREWER, TIM 02/26/08 05/05/10 135.00 DUMARCE, PRESCOTT FCCS BLOCK, PATRICIA WA CAMPBELL, JANET 06/07/10 CS 95.00 FILLINGHAM, JOSEPH III FCCS 500.00 FCCS CLOUD, VALERIE DECOTEAU, HEATHER aka 600.00 06/16/10 CS 60.00 09/24/02 125.00 FAIL TO APPEAR RENVILLE DUMARCE, BELLA aka 12-06-10 200.00 03-01-05 08/28/02 670.00 CS PETERSON EASTMAN, RUBY 12-06-10 BROWN, ALYSSA 05/21/09 150.00 WA DUMARCE, REYNOLD FAIL TO APPEAR BLUE, CHARLES FCCS CAMPBELL, JOSHUA 08/13/10 COURT WA 9 DAYS + CRT FINEDAY, SHARON FCCS 125.00 CS COLHOFF, AMBER 04-19-11 COURT 11-16-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 575.00 05/19/11 50.00 FCCS DECOTEAU, HERBERT 08/25/08 110.00 04-26-11 06-16-10 110.00 FAIL TO COMPLY DUMARCE, BRITTANY EASTMAN, RUBY 07/18/07 BROWN, CARLA 05/05/10 COURT FCCS DUMARCE, REYNOLD WA BLUE, DANIELLE FCCS CAMPBELL, RONALD 02-10-11 405.00 CS COURT FINLEY, LARRY JR. FCCS 260.00 FCCS COMES FLYING, 04-20-11 2,000.00 01-05-11 FCCS 235.00 05/07/08 85.00 MERVIN DECOTEAU, LESLIE 11-28-07 425.00 04-28-10 04/26/10 FCCS FCCS DUMARCE, CHASSITY EASTMAN, TROY aka 06/21/10 BROWN, CHRISTOPHER 500.00 260.00 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, REYNOLD RINEHART BLUE, GABRIELLE CS CAMPBELL, RUTH 02/13/02 05/05/10 150.00 + CRT CS OA FIRECLOUD, JOANNE CS 350.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 06/03/09 150.00 COURT WA 100.00 02-14-11 125.00 COMES FLYING, MINDY DECOTEAU, TOM 03-29-11 08/05/08 1,000.00 06-24-09 11/12/02 FCCS FCCS DUMARCE, CHASSITY 03/24/04 BROWN, CLAUDE III 200.00 612.22 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, REYNOLD EASTMAN, WINSTON BLUE, GAGE FCCS CAMPBELL, SHAWN 02/13/02 05/05/10 135.00 CS WA FIRST IN TROUBLE, ERIC FAIL TO APPEAR 110.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 07/08/09 2,000.00 COURT CS COURT 04/28/10 135.00 COMSEVAH, LEAH DEEGAN, DANIEL 03-29-11 04-04-11 200.00 10/05/10 02/02/10 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, DEAN 12-06-10 BROWN, DANIELLE 75.00 115.00 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, REYNOLD EBERHARDT, DUSTIN BLUE, JESSE FCCS CAMPBELL, TESSA 05/05/10 04/13/98 COURT CS WA FIRST IN TROUBLE, NATHANIEL FAIL TO APPEAR 50.00 FCCS 03/10/08 1,000.00 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 26 DAYS + CRT 05/19/11 85.00 CONDON, DOMINIC aka DELEPAZ, DAVID 03-29-11 03/10/05 1,025.00 06-07-05 01/15/08 MAESTAS FCCS DUMARCE, DEAN 02/16/00 BROWN, DORA WA 340.00 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, ROSE aka ORTLEY EGAN, DELLA BLUEDOG, DILLION CS CAMPBELL, TONIA aka COURT 08/19/05 COURT CS FCCS FISHER, JAMES FCCS 150.00 POMANI 06/26/02 11/21/07 500.00 1,015.98 FAIL TO APPEAR 315.00 03-21-11 FAIL TO APPEAR DEMARRIAS, ANDREA aka GILL 11/20/03 06/16/10 COURT 01-07-08 525.00 CONTRERAS, DARRIN FCCS DUMARCE, DEAN 08/23/10 BROWN, ERIK 07/12/05 FAIL TO APPEAR 100.00 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, SHANE EGAN, LYNETTE aka DUMARCE BLUEDOG, RANDALL CS 1,000.00 + CRT 08/16/10 200.00 + 9 ½ DYS FAIL TO APPEAR WA FLAMMOND, LOUIS JR. FCCS 1,200.00 CAMPBELL, WINONA 02/28/06 10/31/07 COURT COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 50.00 02-14-11 FAIL TO APPEAR DEMARRIAS, BRUCE SR. 04-20-11 09/02/09 110.00 03-07-07 110.00 CONTRERAS, DARRIN FAIL TO COMPLY DUMARCE, DEBRA 08/23/10 BROWN, JUSTIN 05/28/08 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT FCCS DUMARCE, SUMMER ELKNATION, GERALDINE BLUEDOG, RAPHAEL FCCS COURT 11/13/06 379.50 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS FLOOD, JASON FAIL TO APPEAR 405.00 CASAREZ, JUAN aka ST. JOHN 05/03/06 06/22/10 290.00 110.00 FCCS COURT 11-18-10 FCCS DEMARRIAS, BRUCE SR. 12/17/08 06/16/10 295.00 12-21-10 325.00 COOK, HAMILTON FCCS DUMARCE, DELANO 04/09/99 BROWN, RANIELLE 05-03-11 WA 320.00 FCCS DUMARCE, SUMMER ENOCH, DENNIS JR. BLUEDOG, SHERIDAN FCCS COURT 06/21/10 55.00 FCCS FCCS FLORES, KENNETH FCCS 50.00 CASAREZ, JULIO aka ST. JOHN 02/01/05 06/22/10 130.00 260.00 FCCS 175.00 05/19//11 WA DEMARRIAS, CLAUDIA 06/21/10 01/08/08 100.00 02-26-08 COURT COOLIDGE, RICHARD FCCS DUMARCE, DONNA 02/16/95 BROWN THUNDER, PAT 04-15-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 115.00 FCCS DUMARCE, TROY SR. ENOCH, ROBERT BOGGESS, COURTNEY FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 07/30/97 260.00 WA FCCS FLUTE, DAVID G. FAIL TO APPEAR COURT CASTILLO, ELIZABETH aka 05-09-11 06/22/10 COURT 185.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 205.00 10/14/05 CRAWFORD DEMARRIAS, HOPE 04-20-11 08/23/10 COURT 05-04-11 FCCS COUNTRY, JOHN FCCS DUMARCE, DUWAYNE 08/20/08 BUCK ELK, LESLEY 165.00 WA 185.00 FCCS DUMARCE, WHITNEY ENOCH, ROBERT BOLIN, RODNEY CS 03/13/03 COURT 06/21/10 210.00 FAIL TO APPEAR CS FLUTE, ELTON WA 100.00 05/31/00 06/22/10 97.50 100.00 CS COURT 06-30-10 CHANKU, HEATHER DEMARRIAS, RAINA 06-02-11 12-06-10 COURT 06-11-03 FAIL TO APPEAR COUNTRY, JOHN FCCS DUMARCE, ERIN 01/22/09 BURSHEIM, KENNETH III 525.00 FCCS 80.00 FAIL TO APPEAR DUMARCE, WHITNEY EVANS, MARK BOLIN, RODNEY FAIL TO APPEAR 09/30/02 275.00 03/08/06 COURT FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR FLUTE-CLOUD, JONI FCCS 135.00 03/29/01 11-10-10 80.00 500.00 FCCS 160.00 05-16-11 CHANKU, STEPHANIE DEMARRIAS, SUMMER 06-02-11 02/07/03 270.00 08-12-03 FAIL TO APPEAR CRAWFORD, ASHLEY FCCS DUMARCE, GABRIEL 08/18/05 BURSHIA, HENRY 160.00 FCCS 105.00 FCCS E EVANS, MARK BOSCH, JEANNIE aka DRIVER FAIL TO APPEAR 11/23/05 50.00 02/27/03 360.00 FCCS FLUTE, SAMANTHA FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 02/18/09 06/22/10 EAGLE, CLETUS 120.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 125.00 05/29/07 CHAPMAN, CHRISTOPHER DEMARRIAS, TAI FCCS 03/12/03 COURT 08-28-01 FCCS CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH aka FCCS DUMARCE, GARRETT 82.50 04-13-11 BURY, SUSAN 140.00 CASTILLO 235.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 10/13/04 F BOURELLE, MURRAY FCCS 10/18/99 FCCS 06/21/10 500.00 FRANK, CAMERON FCCS 260.00 165.00 06/04/08 EAGLE, URSULA FARMER, LISA FAIL TO APPEAR 135.00 08/28/10 CHARBONNEAU, CAMERO N 03/13/03 DESJARLAIT, DOUGLAS FAIL TO APPEAR WA COURT 04-28-10 FAIL TO APPEAR WA DUMARCE, GARRETT COURT COURT 02-08-11 BYINGTON, MICHELLE COURT CRAWFORD, FLOYD COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 11-15-10 09/23/09 BOYD, LEROY FCCS 01/18/10 FCCS 04-11-11 COURT FREE, ELEANOR aka FCCS 125.00 2,338.00 07/14/09 EAGLE BEAR, AMOS FARMER, SAM JR. BLOCK 160.00 04/28/10 CHARBONEAU, CAMERON 02/13/07 DESJARLAIT, QUENTIN FCCS FAIL TO COMPLY FCCS 11/09/05 FCCS FCCS DUMARCE, HARLAN 210.00 COURT 235.00 C 350.00 CRAWFORD, FRED 75.00 FAIL TO COMPLY 06/22/10 05/19/11 06/22/07 BRADDOCK, KEITH 05/19/11 CS 04-13-11 COURT FCCS CADOTTE, DAMIEN 400.00 01/19/05 EAGLE STAR, MYRON FARMER, SARA FRIEMEL, MICHAEL 70.00 FAIL TO APPEAR CHASING HAWK, BERTHA 04-27-11 DESJARLAIT, QUENTIN WA FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO COMPLY 04/09/99 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS DUMARCE, JUANITA COURT 33 DAYS + CRT COURT Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 23 02-15-11 315.00 50.00 + COURT ORTLEY FAIL TO COMPLY 05-10-11 12/10/04 05-19-11 10/28/99 03/25/11 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT KEOKE, QUINCY FRENIER, ANTHONY COURT 02/17/10 IYARPEYA, ROSE FAIL TO APPEAR LABATTE, BETHANY LAUNDREAUX, ALTHEA FCCS GODFREY, LYDIA GUY, RYAN CODY 10/27/09 FCCS 250.00 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 48.68 FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR HOPKINS, SHANNON 50.00 03/15/07 135.00 241.00 02/13/08 775.00 5,000.00 HENSLEY, REBECCA FAIL TO APPEAR 02/18/09 01/07/04 06/08/98 08/16/10 10/27/03 FCCS 135.00 KEOKE, QUINCY G 185.00 08/11/10 J WA LABATTE, FORREST LAWRENCE, BRIANNA GOESEN, RENETTA H 08/16/10 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR GERMAN, BRUCE JR. FAIL TO APEPAR HOPKINS, VARDON JR. JACKSON, DANIEL 02/10/09 COURT COURT FCCS 110.00 HAAGENSTAD, JOSEPHINE HENSLEY, WESLEY FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 07/07/08 05/18/09 400.00 11-23-10 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 110.00 155.00 KEOKE, ROBBIE 05-04-11 75.00 COURT 03/27/08 07/22/99 FCCS LABELLE, BECKY LAWRENCE, JARROD GOETTE, DERRICK 08/09/00 12/02/10 75.00 WA FAIL TO APPEAR GERMAN, JADENE FCCS HOPKINS, WHITNEY JACKSON, DENISE 11/15/05 625.00 135.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 205.00 HAGENSTAD, SIERRA HERRALD, VICTOR FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 07/10/00 04-13-11 3 ½ DAY + CRT 01/22/08 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS COURT 100.00 KEOKE, ROBERT JR 02/04/09 COURT 360.00 12-28-10 02/06/95 DUI/VIP CLASSES LABELLE, BECKY aka LAWRENCE, SKY GOINGS, PAUL 06/22/10 04/06/98 COURT MARTINEZ CS GERMAN, JADENE FAIL TO REPORT HORNE, EMILY JACKSON, JASON 08/27/09 FAIL TO APPEAR 125.00 FCCS COURT HALBERT, EDWARD HILL, DALLAS WA FAIL TO APPEAR 97.50 05-27-10 609.00 06/02/05 WA TREATMENT COURT 3 DAYS + CRT KILLS SMALL, JUSTIN 07/08/09 02/04/09 COURT COURT 04/06/10 04-20-11 FAIL TO APPEAR LEBEAU, DON GOLDTOOTH, DALLA 12/10/07 11/26/07 125.00 LABELLE, CANDACE FCCS GERMAN, RYAN FAIL TO APPEAR HORNE, ISAIAH JENSEN, PAT 10/23/07 FCCS 260.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 135.00 HAIRY BIRD, LEROY HILL, DALLAS WA WA 175.00 12/14/05 135.00 03-03-11 WA FCCS COURT COURT KING, ANGELIQUE 02/05/08 04-13-11 COURT 775.00 11-06-08 11/23/99 FAIL TO APPEAR LEBEAU, ROBBIE “TAIT” DOB GOMEZ, RENAE 03/27/02 08/16/10 200.00 LABELLE, DUANE SR. 03/23/73 GERMAN, WAYNE JR FAIL TO APPEAR HORNE, OLIVIA JENSEN, PAT 08/05/08 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS CS 50 DAYS + CRT HANSON, LARS HILL, DAROLD FAIL TO APPEAR WA 100.00 125.00 1,423.85 12/18/09 FCCS FCCS COURT COURT KING, DONOVAN 01/29/08 03/12/03 06-16-10 205.00 310.00 08/24/10 09/26/94 OA GOOD NATURE, LORRAINE aka 08/17/10 08/16/10 COURT LABELLE, GINA LECLAIRE, MICHAEL GETZLAFF, CARY ARCHAMBAULT HORNE, OWINTINO JOHNSON, ASHLEY aka KOHL 05/05/10 FAIL TO APPEAR WA FAIL TO APPEAR WA HARD HART, ELIJAH HILL, IDELLA CS FAIL TO APPEAR 110.00 + CRT COURT 160.00 COURT FCCS FCCS 100.00 97.50 KING, ELAINE AKA BARSE 12-28-10 01/28/09 09/02/09 01/26/99 335.00 65.00 05-27-09 06/15/09 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/16/10 08/16/10 180 DAYS + CRT LABELLE, JESSICA LECLAIRE, MICHAEL GILL, ANDREA aka DEMARRIAS GOODBIRD, JOSEPH HORNE, REGINALD JR. JOHNSON, ASHLEY aka KOHL 04/21/10 FCCS WA FCCS CS HARE, DELIA HILL, IRVIN JR FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 170.00 COURT 100.00 200.00 FCCS FCCS COURT COURT KING, EUGENE 02/05/08 02/10/09 08/16/10 11-18-10 225.00 110.00 04/12/04 07/27/09 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/16/10 08/16/10 COURT LABELLE, MEGAN LEE, JULIA GILL, ANTHONY GOODBIRD, JOSEPH HORNE, REGINALD JR. JOHNSON, ASHLEY aka KOHL 09/29/10 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS CS HARE, SHARON HILL, MARTHA WA DUI/VIP CLASSES 75.00 1,000.00 445.00 180.00 + DNA FCCS FCCS COURT COURT KING, GABRIEL 06/28/10 05/23/06 11/27/00 04-29-08 300.00 135.00 03/04/04 08/27/09 WA 08/16/10 08/16/10 COURT LABLANC, NICOLE LEE, LADELLA GILL, ANTHONY GOODBIRD, JOSEPH HORNE, RHIANNON JOHNSON, JOSEPH 10/17/05 FCCS FCCS CS FAIL TO APPEAR HART, GORDON JR HILL, STARLIGHT FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 110.00 110.00 700.00 COURT WA FAIL TO APPEAR 250.00 520.00 KING, RUBEN 09/25/01 10/06/04 06/21/10 01-05-11 COURT 310.00 08/09/06 06/15/06 FCCS 12/23/98 07/11/00 75.00 LACROIX, ALLEN LEFT BEAR AUSTIN KEITH aka GILL, BROOKLYN GOODBIRD, JOSEPH HOSIE, MONICA JOHNSON, NICOLAUS 09/11/97 FCCS SMITH FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR HART, LOUIS HILLBERG, JERRY JR. FCCS CS 102.60 FCCS 625.00 COURT FCCS WA 160.00 800.00 KIRK, CORNELL 02/05/08 100.00 02/14/08 02-08-11 135.00 COURT 10/28/99 12-06-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 12/20/00 08/16/10 11/06/08 COURT LACROIX, CHELSEY GILL, DENNIS II GOODBIRD, JOSEPH HOUSEMAN, MATTHEW JONES, DARLENA 02/04/09 FCCS LEITH, JONNA CS WA HART, TASHA HILLBERG, JERRY JR. FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 75.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 250.00 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 225.00 100.00 KIRK, DEREK 06/30/10 97.50 04-27-11 04-06-11 130.00 COURT 07/18/01 07/20/10 WA 04-27-11 11-03-10 07/08/09 260.00 LACROIX, CHELSEY GILL, DENNIS III GOODSELL, GLENNA HUFF, KEITH JONES, JUANITA 03/04/07 FCCS LENOIR, RYAN FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS HART, TRACY aka SPIDER HISGUN, DEANNE CS FAIL TO APPEAR 75.00 FCCS 225.00 100.00 FAIL TO COMPLY FCCS 1,000.00 110.00 KIRK, RAELYNN 06/28/10 75.00 08/16/10 05/19/11 COURT 155.00 04-26-11 10/07/10 FCCS 03/08/06 06/15/05 09/07/10 300.00 LACROIX, HARRIET GILL, DUTA GOODSELL, JACE HUNT, KARA JONES, OKOKIPE 06/28/10 FAIL TO APPEAR LENOIR, WAYLON FCCS WA HARWOOD, TRACY HISGUN, FAUSTINE FAIL TO APPEAR WA 100.00 FCCS 75.00 COURT DUI/VIP CLASSES FCCS 221.25 COURT KIRKEBY, MARY 06/16/10 1,431.98 03/12/03 05-04-11 COURT 130.00 05/09/03 03-21-11 FCCS 12/30/08 08/27/09 09/07/10 115.00 LACROIX, JOSEPH JR. GILL, DUTA GOODSELL, JACE HUNTINGTON, AMBER JONES, OKOKIPE 12/12/00 FAIL TO APPEAR LEWIS, ART JR. FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR HAUG, LANCE HISGUN, JARED FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 200.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 585.00 185.00 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 110.00 COURT KIRKEBY, MARY 08/03/04 COURT 06/24/03 08/16/10 65.00 CRT +2 ½+ 115 04-27-11 04-20-11 WA 08/17/10 05-19-11 09/02/09 250.00 LACROIX, JOSEPH JR. GILL, GAYLORD GOODSELL, RAHIMA I JONES, STEVEN 05/25/01 FAIL TO APPEAR LEWIS, ART JR. CS FAIL TO APPEAR HAUG, LENORA HISGUN, KANGI FAIL TO APPEAR COURT FCCS 550.00 135.00 FCCS FCCS ICEMAN, DONALD III 1,000.00 KIRKIE, DANIELLE 11/02/04 COURT 11-19-09 03/30/11 125.00 145.00 FCCS 12/23/02 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/17/10 05/19/11 09/07/10 160.00 135.00 LACROIX, JOSEPH JR. GILL, GAYLORD GOODSHIELD, MICHAEL 06/26/07 JOSEPH, PHILLIP 05/27/09 WA LEWIS, ART JR. CS FCCS HAWK, KEITH HISGUN, LISA CS COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 200.00 75.00 FCCS FCCS IN THE WOODS, BRANDON 200.00 KITTO, DANAE 06/20/06 COURT 08-26-09 11/27/00 140.00 160.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 03-21-11 FCCS 08/17/10 08/16/10 09/07/10 COURT 50.00 LACROIX, KATRINA GILL, JENNY GRANBOIS, THOMASYNA 06/05/97 K 03/07/07 WA LILLEY, JENNIFER FCCS FCCS HAWK, KEITH HISLAW, MARY 125.00 FCCS 135.00 125.00 CS FCCS IRISH, LUCY KEEBLE, ARON KOHL, ASHLEY AKA JOHNSON 12/28/07 297.00 05-25-11 11/20/02 COURT 90.00 FAIL TO APPEAR TREATMENT FAIL TO APPEAR 02/05/08 12-28-10 09/07/10 COURT COURT 97.50 LACROIX, SPENCER GILL, JORDIN GRANT, PARMELIE 11/27/06 03/17/05 06/15/09 FCCS LITTLE, MATTHEW FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS HAWK, TERESA HOLLOW, GENEVIEVE 515.00 FCCS COURT 50.00 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR IRON NECKLACE, JULIA aka KEEBLE, ASHLEY AKA KOHL, ASHLEY AKA JOHNSON 01/24/08 125.00 09/22/10 07/06/04 215.00 125.00 DUMARCE BLACKSMITH FAIL TO APPEAR 12/12/00 08/16/10 09/11/00 FCCS FCCS COURT LACROIX, SPENCER GILL, JOSHUA GRANT, WAYNE 525.00 420.00 07/27/09 FCCS LITTLE WIND, CS FAIL TO APPEAR HAWKINS, GENEVIEVE HOLMES, FRANKLIN 10/18/99 04/28/10 550.00 MATTHEW 600.00 470.00 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS KOHL, ASHLEY AKA JOHNSON 10/14/08 FCCS 09-26-03 04/07/98 110.00 310.00 IRON STAR, ASHLEY KEEBLE, CHERELL DUI/VIP CLASSES 34.30 05/28/08 06/27/07 FCCS FCCS COURT LAFONTAINE, PATRICIA 09/09/03 GILL, JUSTIN GREY, ANDREW II 100.00 205.00 08/27/09 OA FAIL TO APPEAR CS HEAD, SUNNY HOLSTEIN, BILLIE 02/26/08 04/06/10 COURT LOCKE, DUSTIN 75.00 75.00 WA FAIL TO APPEAR KONGI, JUSTIN 04-27-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/16/10 05-27-10 COURT 100.00 IRVING, CASSANDRA aka KEEBLE, DALLAS CS COURT 04/20/10 07/14/10 BERNARD FCCS 1,500.00 LAFONTAINE, SHYLO 01/12/10 GILL, KATRINA GREY, ANDREW III FCCS 35.00 07/22/09 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS FCCS HEART, DONALD HOLSTEIN, KIMBERLY 175.00 08/30/04 75.00 + CRT LOCKE, KEN JR. 100.00 100.00 FCCS FCCS 04/28/10 KOPAS, DANIEL 04/29/10 FAIL TO APPEAR 05/19/11 05/19/11 325.00 110.00 KEEBLE, EMBER FAIL TO APPEAR 120.00 02/21/02 10/06/05 IYARPEYA, AMANDA FAIL TO APPEAR 7 DAYS + CRT LAFONTAINE, SHYLO 07/23/01 GILL, KRISTINE aka BIDDELL GREY, LITA FCCS 135.00 10/01/07 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS FCCS HEAVY RUNNER, MARVIN HOLLYBULL, GARY, SR. 235.00 12/18/09 70 DAYS + CRT LOHNES, MATTHEW 100.00 395.00 FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 04-06-11 KOSLOSKI, GERALD 06/14/10 FAIL TO APPEAR 05-19-11 08/16/10 465.00 135.00 KEEBLE, EVERETT FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 08/19/03 09/12/02 IYARPEYA, AMANDA WAIL TO APPEAR 300.00 + CRT LAFROMBOISE, ADAM 03/04/09 GILL, MATTHEW GREYBUFFALO, LORI FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 01/08/08 FCCS CS FCCS HEMINGER, JEFFREY HOPKINS, DENNIS JR. 110.00 10/21/10 170.00 LOHNES, MATTHEW 100.00 225.00 FCCS CS 04-06-11 KREGER, PIERETTE 02/05/08 FAIL TO APPEAR 10-27-10 05/19/11 110.00 1,500.00 KEEBLE, PAUL FCCS 5 DAYS + 140.00 06/26/07 11-18-10 IYARPEYA, GARRETT FAIL TO APPEAR 160.00 LAFROMBOISE, CAETON 03/30/09 GILL, MOSES III (DOB 08/27/87) GREY EAGLE, MYRRIAH FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 02/05/08 FCCS FCCS FCCS HEMINGER, MARIA HOPKINS, DENNIS SR. 18 DAYS + CRT 03/11/10 297.50 LOHNES, MELISSA 50.00 125.00 OA FCCS 05-25-11 KRUEGER, JUSTIN 09/09/03 FAIL TO APPEAR 01/13/06 08/16/10 COURT 110.00 KEOKE, AARON DOB 09/04/68 FCCS 160.00 03-07-11 08/17/10 IYARPEYA, JOHN FCCS 115.00 LAFROMBOISE, GARY 06/10/09 GILL, THIDO GREY WIND, VICTORIA FAIL TO APPEAR 125.00 12/12/00 FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR HEMINGER, MARIA HOPKINS, JENNIFER COURT 12/12/00 19 ½ + CRT LOHNES, SICA COURT 399.72 FAIL TO COMPLY FCCS 02-08-10 KUHN, ERIC 03-01-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 12-28-10 08/21/07 COURT 410.00 KEOKE, ALICIA CS 500.00 03-07-11 03-08-11 IYARPEYA, JOHN FAIL TO REPORT 200.00 LAKE, RICHARD (DOB 08/22/74) 09/19/07 GILL, TONIA GUARDIPEE, REGGIE FCCS COURT 05-27-09 WA FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR HEMINGER, MELINDA HOPKINS, JENNIFER 1,415.00 11/14/05 COURT LOHNES, SCARLETT aka 160.00 275.00 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 04-05-11 L 12/18/06 WANNA 01/22/08 09/15/99 485.00 135.00 KEOKE, LARRY JR. FCCS 04-20-11 03-08-11 IYARPEYA, RANDY FAIL TO APPEAR LABATTE, BETHANY LANGDEAUX JR., WILLIAMS 260.00 GLASS, DEVIN GUNDERSON, LESLIE FAIL TO APPEAR COURT FCCS FCCS 10/14/08 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR HEMMAH, LINDSEY aka HOPKINS, LEVI COURT 09/29/10 40.00 100.00 Page 24 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 LOHNES, SCARLETT aka WA 65.00 FAIL TO APPEAR ROBERTSON, ROBIN 02/04/09 05-25-11 WANNA MCBRIDE, CECIL SR OWEN, DENNIS JR COURT 02/27/07 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR DUI/VIP CLASSES CS 04-19-11 02-08-11 97.50 SCHALLER, NICHOLAS SMITH, AUSTIN KEITH aka 45.00 COURT 1,200.00 REDDAY, MIRANDA 06/08/10 FAIL TO APPEAR LEFT BEAR 10/14/08 08/27/09 03-21-11 PETERSON, JOSH WA RENVILLE, JUANETTA COURT FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR COURT FCCS ROBINSON, JAMES 01/19/10 100.00 LONG, EDISON MEDVED, TASHINA aka OWEN, DEVLIN COURT 11/07/07 90.00 FCCS 12/20/00 FAIL TO APPEAR ABRAHAM FAIL TO APPEAR 04/29/10 02/21/08 100.00 SCHALLER, ROBERT 425.00 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT REDDAY, RAYANNA 02/25/02 CS SNOW, BRITNI 10/02/01 500.00 04-20-11 PETERSON, NELLIE FAIL TO PAY RENVILLE, KIP 1,700.00 FCCS 01/07/04 WA 100.00 CS ROBINSON, JESSE 02/24/10 80.00 LONG, JARED OWEN, GARY JR. 75.00 02/18/09 1,000.00 FAIL TO PAY/ CS 03/08/06 FAIL TO APPEAR MEDVED, TASHINA aka FCCS 03/08/00 09-22-10 COURT SCHOENROCK, LOUETTA 135.00 ABRAHAM 1,040.00 REDDAY, RHIANNON 05/21/09 FAIL TO APPEAR SNOW, BRITNI 11-30-10 FAIL TO APPEAR 01-18-11 PHILBRICK, B.J. FCCS RENVILLE, LAWSON 50.00 + COURT WA 135.00 FCCS 165.00 FAIL TO APPEAR ROCKWOOD, BARRY 11/28/06 100.00 LONG, NATHANIEL 12/17/03 OWEN, JEREMY 75.00 08/25/10 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 09/25/07 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 09/15/10 05-09-11 COURT SCHOENROCK, LOUETTA 790.00 MILLER, CASEY COURT REDDAY, RHONDA 05/16/06 FAIL TO APPEAR SPIDER, CHERYL 03/27/02 FCCS 03-01-11 PHILBRICK, JAMES WA RENVILLE, NOWELL JR 50.00 + COURT WA 50.00 FAIL TO COMPLY COURT FCCS ROCKWOOD, BRANDON 09/28/06 COURT LONG, NATHANIEL 03/07/07 OWEN, PATRICIA aka FEATHER COURT 07/15/09 130.00 FCCS 12/10/07 FCCS FCCS 01-11-11 05/29/07 110.00 SCHOENROCK, ROLAND 50.00 MILLER, MARILYN 250.00 REKDAHL, NATALIE 07/14/10 ESCAPE SPIDER, EARLEN 06/20/02 FCCS 06-16-10 PHILBRICK, SHANNON OA RENVILLE, PAUL COURT OA 50.00 FCCS COURT FAIL TO APPEAR ROCKWOOD, CAHERA 11/02/06 COURT LONG, PAMELA 05-19-11 OWEN, QUENTIN aka ST. JOHN 145.00 07/30/10 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 01-11-11 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 07/17/00 08/23/10 100.00 + CRT SEABOY, APRIL aka 135.00 MIREAU, KENDRICK COURT REKDAHL, NATALIE 08/09/05 BLACKTHUNDER SPIDER, JERILYN 12/12/00 FAIL TO APPEAR 12/09/09 PHILBRICK, SHANNON OA RENVILLE, TANYA FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 165.00 FCCS COURT FCCS RODLUND, BRENDON COURT COURT LONG, TRACI 10-26-10 OWEN, RICHARD K. DOB 140.00 04-13-11 197.50 FAIL TO APPEAR 06-02-11 05/18/10 FAIL TO APPEAR 03/27/51 07/24/97 03/28/11 135.00 1,000.00 MIREAU, KENDRICK FAIL TO APPEAR RENCOUNTRE, BRET 04-27-11 SEABOY, AUTUMN SPIDER, KELLY 01/23/07 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT PICOTTE, HAROLD FAIL TO APPEAR RENVILLE, TANYA FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS COURT 08/09/98 FAIL TO APPEAR 525.00 FAIL TO APPEAR RODLUND, BRENDON COURT 50.00 LONGIE, ERICH 03-03-11 97.50 03/09/99 135.00 WA 04/12/02 04/29/10 FAIL TO APPEAR OWEN, RICHARD PONCE 06/04/08 04/13/11 COURT 120.00 MIREAU, LAKRESHA FAIL TO APPEAR RENCOUNTRE, CHARLA 05-17-11 SEABOY, KENNETH JR. SPIDER, TRACY aka HART 07/23/01 FCCS 50.00 + CRT PIPESTEM, STEPHANIE FCCS RENVILLE, TERRY FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO COMPLY 50.00 01/25/07 FCCS 695.00 FCCS RODLUND, SCOTT COURT COURT LOOKSTWICE, LYLE 08/24/10 235.00 09/21/04 3,184.73 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/26/10 06/15/05 FAIL TO APPEAR OWEN, ROBERT 02/12/08 06/27/07 COURT COURT MIREAUX, BERNARD III WA RENCOUNTRE, CRYSTAL 03-14-11 SEDERBERG, CLINTON SQUIRREL COAT, KARDSTEN 06/26/95 WA COURT PRATT, JACOB FAIL TO APPEAR RENVILLE, VALERIE WA FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 03/28/03 FAIL TO APPEAR 130.00 FAIL TO APPEAR RONDELL, APRIL 163.86 COURT LOUIE, AURELIA 06/04/09 110.00 + CRT 03/29/11 CRT + 50.00 CS 12/28/07 05-03-11 FCCS OWEN, THURSTON 02/20/07 07/14/10 5,868.30 329.00 MIREAUX, BERNARD JR. CS RENCOUNTRE, ROSE 06-21-02 SEMINOLE, SIMONE STANDS, MICHAEL 12-29-10 WA 600.00 POMANI, TONIA AKA FCCS RENVILLE, VERNON CHILD SUPPORT FCCS COURT 03-21-11 CAMPBELL 125.00 CS RONDELL, JORDAN 500.00 125.00 LUFKINS, SUSAN 10/15/08 FAIL TO APPEAR 01/07/03 500.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 09/23/10 12/20/00 DUI/VIP CLASSES OWENS, LEONARD 525.00 03-21-11 1,000.00 COURT MIREAUX, BERNARD JR. FCCS 07/12/05 RENVILLE, ANDREW 01/28/07 SHAW, GANDI STAVICK, SHERI 09/01/09 FCCS 110.00 FAIL TO APPEAR RICHOTTE, COLE WA FAIL TO APPEAR 110.00 02/11/08 PRECHT, ELMER COURT FAIL TO APPEAR RONDELL, MARTA COURT 151.32 LUFKINS, TYSON 02/04/08 FAIL TO APPEAR 03-01-11 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 09/05/07 07/29/08 FAIL TO COMPLY OWENS, LEONARD SR. 135.00 06-02-11 97.50 COURT MIREAUX BERNARD JR. CS 09/13/10 RENVILLE, ANTINA 02/24/09 SHEPHERD, ALEXIS ST. JOHN, DEBRA 04-27-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 2,000 + 60 DAYS FAIL TO APPEAR RICHOTTE, JOHN PAUL FCCS FCCS 1000.00 03/03/08 PRECHT, ELMER 97.50 FAIL TO APPEAR ROOZEN, CHRISTOPHER 150.00 105.00 LUFKINS, TYSON 02/04/08 FCCS 05-16-11 COURT CS 06/28/10 08/03/95 WA OWENS, ORLANDO 210.00 03/13/09 COURT COURT MORSETTE, DIDYMUS CS 09/13/10 RENVILLE, AUSTIN 01/22/09 SHEPHERD, CARRIE ST. JOHN, DYLAN 04-27-11 FCCS 2,300.00 FCCS RIDER, REBECCA CS FAIL TO APPEAR 235.00 12/16/10 PRETTYBIRD, LASHYA 160.00 FCCS ROUILLARD, APRIL 100.00 193 DAYS + CRT M 01/21/03 FCCS + RESTITUT. 08/06/07 55.00 FCCS 05-26-10 04/21/09 OWENS, ORLANDO 910.00 08/04/97 75.00 MACCONNELL, BRENDA MORTENSON, JEFF CS 04/29/10 RENVILLE, BRIAN SR. 04/12/05 SHEPHERD, DANIEL ST. JOHN, EMERSON FAIL TO APPEAR FAILED TO SERVE 1,700.00 CS RINEHART, TROY aka CS FCCS 50.00 + CRT 13 ½ DAYS 12/16/10 PRICE, RANDY JR. 225.00 EASTMAN ROUSSEAU, EDWARD 2,805.15 920.00 12-21-10 05/04/09 OA-INV. TRTMT. 05-26-10 OA FAIL TO APPEAR 10-24-03 02/27/02 P COURT COURT 135.00 MACCONNELL, TORRENNA MOSS, WENDELL 08/17/10 RENVILLE, BRIAN SR. 08/05/08 01-25-11 SHEPHERD, JASON ST. JOHN, GORDON PERRY FCCS FCCS PACHECO, STEVE FAIL TO APPEAR CS WA 110.00 100.00 FAIL TO APPEAR PROVANCIAL, ARNOLD COURT RIOS, ANTHONY V. ROUSSEAU, EDWARD 60.00 COURT 02/05/08 07/06/04 300.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 07/29/09 CS FCCS 01-18-11 10/12/10 10/25/00 140.00 + CRT 200.00 510.00 MACCONNELL, JENNIFER aka MUSTON, VERNON 01/14/10 RENVILLE, BRIAN JR. 12-06-10 01-25-11 SHEPHERD, JASON ST. JOHN, JUAN aka CASAREZ ANDRADE FAIL TO APPEAR PALACIO, ERICA FAIL TO PAY CS FCCS FCCS 138.74 FCCS PRUE, SONNY 180.00 ROBBINS, DELORES ROUSSEAU, JESSE 150.00 325.00 150.00 04/25/06 310.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 04-27-11 FCCS CS 03-21-11 05-03-11 09-10-03 02/12/08 185.00 529.00 400.00 N 07/13/07 RENVILLE, CAROLINE 08/04/97 11-18-10 SHEPHERD, JODY ST JOHN, JULIO aka CASAREZ MAESTAS, DOMINICK aka PALACIO, ERICA FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR WA CONDON NANAETO, LANCE FCCS Q 130.00 ROBERTS, BROOKS ROUSSEAU, MICHAEL JR COURT COURT WA FAIL TO APPEAR 250.00 05/13/09 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 12/29/06 04/15/10 COURT 110.00 02/12/08 QUALLEY, TASHA 200.00 COURT 06/26/02 07/18/07 FAIL TO APPEAR RENVILLE, CHAD 06/24/05 08/10/09 SHEPHERD, RAYMOND III ST. JOHN, QUENTIN aka OWEN PALACIO, RAY 100.00 FCCS CS FAIL TO APPEAR MAESTES, DOMINIC aka NANAETO, LAUREN WA 05/24/06 50.00 ROBERTS, COLLEEN ROY, GWEN 800.00 5 DAYS + CRT CONDON FCCS COURT 05-18-11 FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 07/22/09 12/08/09 FCCS 50.00 07/07/10 QUINN, RUSSELL COURT 100.00 150.00 05-19-11 CS RENVILLE, CHASE 08/10/10 03/12/03 SHEPHERD, SILAS ST. JOHN, TRAVIS 08/28/02 PAQUIN, GREGORY 1,200.00 FCCS FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR NELSON, CRAIG FAIL TO APPEAR 03-29-11 110.00 ROBERTS, DARRELL (DOB ROY, MARGARET 777.00 COURT MAKES ROOM, DON OA COURT 08/05/08 03/21/53) FAIL TO APPEAR 05/13/09 06-02-11 FCCS COURT 09/06/95 QUINN, RUSSELL FAIL T APPEAR 97.50 205.00 05-17-11 CS RENVILLE, DELANO JR. 750.00 + CRT 05/12/10 SHEPHERD, SOLOMON STOKES, SHAWN 12/12/00 PARKER, CONRAD 300.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 04/17/07 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR NELSON, FLOYD FCCS 03-29-11 160.00 RUNNELS, SARA 85.00 130.00 MANY RIBS, LORENZO FAIL TO APPEAR 125.00 09/15/10 ROBERTS, RACHEL FCCS 02/26/07 04/06/10 FAIL TO APPEAR 97.50 09/12/00 QUINN, RUSSELL DUI/VIP CLASSES 135.00 216.19 07/08/09 CS RENVILLE, DESMOND COURT 10/21/10 SHEPHERD, TRAVIS STRANGER HORSE, SHERIDAN 08/21/07 PATENOUDE, MICHAEL 1,200.00 CS 08/27/09 WA FAIL TO APPEAR NELSON, FLOYD FAIL TO APPEAR 04-26-11 100.00 RUNNINGBIRD, ANGELO COURT 130.00 MARKS, JACLYN J. FAIL TO APPEAR 125.00 05-26-10 ROBERTS, ROBERT FCCS 11/0909 04/13/06 FCCS COURT 12/17/99 R FCCS 1,423.00 115.00 07/13/09 RENVILLE, GARRETT 115.00 09/07/10 SHEPHERD, TRAVIS STRONG, MARVIN 06/28/10 PATTON, CY RANDALL, TAYA CS 08/04/97 CS FAIL TO APPEAR NICOLAR, FREDERICK FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 500.00 RYAN, ZACH 2,000.00 COURT MARKS, VINE T. JR FCCS 110.00 COURT 11-18-10 ROBERTSON, BLAINE FAIL TO COMPLY 12/16/09 02-07-03 FCCS 125.00 12/19/05 05/26/09 FAIL TO APPEAR 100.00 105.00 09/07/99 RENVILLE, GERRI 130.00 03/29/06 SHEPHERD, WILLIAM STRUTZ, ROGER 06/23/10 PAUL, JASON RAYES, GLORIA CS 09/15/10 CS FCCS O FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 400.00 RYAN, ZACH 400.00 COURT MARTELL, RYAN COURT 100.00 08-27-08 ROBERTSON, CARISA CS 08/13/10 12/03/03 FAIL TO APPEAR OBAGO, TASHA 03-15-11 10/28/99 CS 200.00 225.00 + CRT FCCS RENVILLE, GERRI 100.00 07/21/10 SIERRAS, ALFREDO STRUTZ, THOMAS JR. 07/07/05 100.00 PAUL, JOSEPH REDBEAR, WANTAWA FAIL TO APPEAR 01-18-11 WA FAIL TO COMPLY 03/09/05 FAIL TO APPEAR WA COURT S COURT COURT MARTINEZ, BECKY aka 135.00 COURT 06/17/09 ROBERTSON, CHARLLANNE 09/13/07 12/16/08 LABELLE ONE ROAD, JOHN 05-16-11 08/08/08 FAIL TO APPEAR SARGEANT, MICHELLE FAIL TO APPEAR CS RENVILLE, HEATHER aka 97.50 FAIL TO APPEAR SIERRA, CLARISA STRUTZ, THOMAS 97.50 326.00 PAUL, SARA REDDAY, DION DECOTEAU 05/12/10 50.00 + COURT FCCS CS 07/08/09 09-27-07 FCCS FCCS CS 09/15/10 125.00 DNA 600.00 50.00 150.00 ROBERTSON, GLEN JR. 11/08/00 02/25/10 MASTEN, TONYA ORTLEY, ROSE aka DUMARCE 04/13/11 04-13-11 08/13/10 FAIL TO APPEAR SARGEANT, MICHELLE FAIL TO APPEAR CS COURT FAIL TO APPEAR SIMON, CHYNA SUAZO, WICONI 135.00 500.00 PELTIER, EDWARD REDDAY, DION RENVILLE, JENNY aka 02/17/09 35 DAYS + 175 FAIL TO APPEAR OA 10/23/07 11/20/03 CS FCCS CHATTERJEE aka PAYNE 03-15-11 COURT COURT 600.00 50.00 FCCS ROBERTSON, KELLI 03-14-11 03-02-11 MCBRIDE, CECIL SR. OWEN, ALLAN 01-18-11 05-19-11 135.00 OA SARGEANT, MICHELLE FAIL TO APPEAR CS 02/13/08 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR SIMON, LINDSEY SULLIVAN, BUFFY COURT 200.00 PERRY, ALBERT JR. REDDAY, HOWARD III 04/06/10 50.00 + COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS 01/30/09 12-06-10 WA FAIL TO APPEAR RENVILLE, JEREMIAH 09-15-10 97.50 235.00 COURT 1,000.00 FAIL TO COMPLY ROBERTSON, KEZIAH 04-27-11 05/18/04 MCBRIDE, CECIL SR. OWEN, ALLAN 04/30/07 10/24/07 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR SARTWELL, CLARENCE JR. FAIL TO APPEAR CS 01-06-11 4 ½ DYS + 285.05 “SINJIN” SMALL, CURTIS SULLIVAN, TIM JR. COURT 300.00 PETERSON, BELLA aka REDDAY, HOWARD III 06/02/09 FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 05/04/09 04-13-11 DUMARCE FCCS RENVILLE, JEREMIAH 37 DAYS + CRT COURT 125.00 Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 25 07/28/98 300.00 04/08/08 09/21/05 WHITE, FRANCIS III 135.00 WOLF, GABRIEL 10/29/10 TWO STICKS, ROY CRAZY FCCS 11/23/05 WILLIAMS, DANIEL FAIL TO APPEAR YAMMERINO, DARIN SWIFT EAGLE, TRAVIS BULL WANNA, GLEN JR. WELLS, RODERICK 500.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 17 DAYS CS WA THUNDERHAWK, CRAIG FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS CS 08/01/07 WHITE CLAY, BURNEY 178 DAYS + CRT 01/27/09 160.00 500.00 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 595.00 100.00 CS 05/11/10 05-27-10 06/20/01 165.00 04-20-11 05-03-11 01-18-11 WHITE, GARRETT COURT WOLF, RED DAWN aka 03-15-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 11-18-10 WILLIAMS, FRANK D.O.B. BEETEM YANKTON, BEN T TYON, MISTY WANNA, GLEN JR. WENSCHLAG, BILLIE JO COURT 10/21/42 FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR TIGER, ERIC FAIL TO APPEAR CS FCCS 11-03-10 WHITE EAGLE, ASHLEY FAIL TO APPEAR 335.00 COURT TAMAYO, ANGELINA FAIL TO APPEAR 130.00 700.00 135.51 FAIL TO COMPLY 1,000.00 + CRT 03-03-11 03-16-10 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 07/16/07 05-09-11 02/27/02 WHITE, KYLA COURT 06/28/10 135.00 03/25/11 FAIL TO APPEAR 09/09/03 WOLF VOICE, DEWEY YANKTON, JOSEPH 12/03/09 U,V,W WANNA, KELLY WESTERMAN, WAKUTA 130.00 WILLIAMS, LEVI III FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS TIPTON, EDWARD FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 08/19/08 WHITE EAGLE, EDWIN FAIL TO APPEAR 300.00 50.00 TEBO, REBECCA FAIL TO APPEAR WALKER, BARON 50.00 500.00 + CRT FCCS COURT 07/21/10 09/15/10 FAIL TO APPEAR 97.50 FCCS 03/07/07 12/02/09 WHITE, MANUEL 275.00 01/10/96 125.00 0724/07 275.00 FCCS 02/26/02 WOUNDED ARROW, PURVIS YANKTON, MANDEL JR. 04/14/03 04/10/02 WANNA, SCARLETT aka WESTERMAN, WAKUTA 1,854.00 WILLIAMS, SHANNON FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR TRISTAIN, ANTHONY LOHNES FAIL TO APPEAR 08/11/10 WHITE EAGLE, RICHMOND WA COURT COURT TEN BEAR, JOSEPH FCCS WALKING BULL, DEANA FCCS COURT FCCS COURT 12-28-10 05-04-11 FAIL TO APPEAR 48.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 260.00 08/25/10 WHITE, MARITA 325.00 02/25/03 120.00 03/28/01 62.50 10/14/08 FCCS 09/25/01 WOUNDED ARROW, PURVIS YELLOW ROBE, WALDO 04/10/02 11/12/02 WHITE, ANTHONY 60.00 WILLIAMS, SHANNON FAIL TO APPEAR FCCS TUTTLE, ALYSSA WANNA, SCARLETT aka FAIL TO APPEAR 12/19/05 WILD, CRYSTAL WA CRT + 8 DYS+ 80 65.00 THENNIS, JOHN FAIL TO APPEAR WALKING BULL, DEANA LOHNES COURT FAIL TO APPEAR COURT 03-03-11 01/08/96 FAIL TO APPEAR COURT FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 05-03-11 WHITE, MEMORIE 500.00 + 20 DYS 08/27/07 135.00 11-03-10 97.50 45.00 FCCS 07/03/02 WRIGHT, CHRIS YOUNG, DARWIN 05/18/09 03/21/07 10/14/08 WHITE, ARMANTHA 300.00 WILSON, DANA FCCS FCCS TWILLING, BRIAN FCCS 02/07/96 WILKIE, EDWIN FAIL TO APPEAR 145.00 300.00 THOMAS, SHARON FAIL TO APPEAR WALKINGBULL, DONNA WARHOL, HONOR 100.00 FCCS 110.00 09/07/99 01/03/01 FCCS 75.00 FAIL TO APPEAR FAIL TO APPEAR 09/10/02 WHITE, NICO 50.00 04-27-11 75.00 06/08/10 COURT 160.00 FCCS 02/08/06 WRIGHT, JOHN YOUNG, VANESSA aka 05-19-11 03-01-11 12/18/07 WHITE, BELVA 663.34 WILSON, ERIC FAIL TO APPEAR ARAPAHOE TWO HEARTS, MISTY FAIL TO APPEAR 05-18-11 WILKIE, JEREMIAH FAIL TO APPEAR 150.00 + CRT FAIL T APPEAR THOMPSON, ANGILINA FCCS WALLENSTEIN, RONALD WARHOL, WYNDE COURT FCCS COURT 02/20/07 135.00 AKA EASTMAN ANGIE 200.00 FAIL TO APPEAR WA 04-27-11 WHITE, PAMELA 250.00 11/23/09 11-10-10 CS 03/11/02 97.50 COURT FCCS 09/08/03 WRIGHT, STANLEY 10 DAYS OR 150 11/04/09 03-21-11 WHITE, DAMIAN S. 50.00 WILSON, ERIK FAIL TO APPEAR Z 03/25/10 TWO HEARTS, RAVEN CONTEMPT 02/18/09 WILKIE, REBECCA CS COURT FAIL TO APPEAR WANNA, ALEX WATTS, RICKY 800.00 + CRT FAIL TO APPEAR 30 DAYS / 600.00 06/29/95 ZEPHIER, DURAN aka THOMPSON, DUSTIN 135.00 FAIL TO COMPLY FAIL TO APPEAR 10-18-10 WHITE, ROBERT 160.00 06-23-06 EASTMAN WA 07/14/10 COURT 220.00 FAIL TO APPEAR 08/21/07 X, Y CS 1,000.00 04-20-11 03/17/99 WHITE, ELROY 500.00 WILSON, MICHAEL 100.00 08/16/00 TWO LANCE, BRIAN FAIL TO APPEAR 08/26/08 WILLIAMS, ADRIA WA YAMMERINO, DARIN 12/03/09 FAIL TO APPEAR WANNA, ALEX WEIDENBACH, CHANCE COURT OA 100.00 FAIL TO APPEAR THOMPSON, JODY COURT FCCS FAIL TO APPEAR 08/27/09 WHITE, ROBERT COURT 12/10/07 COURT ZEPHIER, DURAN aka DUI/VIP CLASSES 06/15/06 485.00 130.00 FCCS 07/28/10 06/24/09 EASTMAN COURT 04-20-11 06/21/05 WHITE, ELSIE 100.00 WITT, WAYNE FCCS 08/27/09 TWO STICKS, BONNIE FAIL TO APPEAR 04/06/06 WILLIAMS, ANDREW FCCS YAMMERINO, DARIN 250.00 FAIL TO APPEAR WANNA, ARVELLA WELDON, TODD 110.00 CS 125.00 CS 06/16/10 THOMPSON, WALTER 500.00 FAIL TO APPEAR WA 12-28-10 WHITE, W. TURK 300.00 12/19/05 1000.00 CHILD SUPPORT 08/26/03 400.00 COURT FAIL TO APPEAR 11-18-10 12-06-10

Assessment Report) to contain at least 400 GtC (equivalent to about 200 ppm CO2). Easily available reserves of conventional oil and gas are enough to take atmospheric By James Hansen habitat fragmentation, habitat loss, Canada, and the likelihood of spills CO2 well above 400 ppm, which is (Published on Saturday, June 4, disruption to life cycles of endemic along the pipeline’s pathway, such unsafe for life on earth. However, 2011 by ClimateStorytellers.org.) wildlife particularly bird and objections, by themselves, are very if emissions from coal are phased The U.S. Department of State Caribou migration, fish deformities unlikely to stop the project. out over the next few decades and if seems likely to approve a huge and negative impacts on the human An overwhelming objection is unconventional fossil fuels including pipeline, known as Keystone XL to health in downstream communities. that exploitation of tar sands would tar sands are left in the ground, it Washington, DC – Public contributions should not affect the carry tar sands oil (about 830,000 Although there are multiple make it implausible to stabilize is conceivable to stabilize earth’s Citizen – June 3, 2011 – Reps. awarding of federal contracts. The barrels per day) to Texas refineries objections to tar sands development climate and avoid disastrous global Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), Michael best way to guard against this is unless sufficient objections are and the pipeline, including climate impacts. The tar sands are Pipeline opposition Capuano (D-Mass.) and 25 others through disclosure of contributions raised. The scientific community destruction of the environment in estimated (e.g., see IPCC Fourth Continued on Page 26 wrote a letter yesterday to President and any possible conflicts of needs to get involved in this fray Barack Obama expressing their interest. President Obama is right now. If this project gains approval, strong support for his April 13 to address this current gray area it will become exceedingly difficult draft executive order to require full and he deserves to know that there to control the tar sands monster. disclosure of campaign spending is backing for such disclosure on The environmental impacts of and contributions by business Capitol Hill.” tar sands development include: Deadline for receipt of copy to be considered for publication entities that seek federal government The organizations listed above irreversible effects on biodiversity contracts. strongly support this important and the natural environment, as an Open letter to the Oyate is 10:00 a.m. Thursday. The lawmakers’ letter states, anti-secrecy effort and join in urging reduced water quality, destruction “This executive order, if finalized Obama to sign the executive order of fragile pristine Boreal Forest and implemented, would represent promptly. and associated wetlands, aquatic Deadline for receipt of all other copy to be considered for a big step forward. Political and watershed mismanagement, publication as news or advertising is 12:00 noon Friday.

Thank you to everyone for their cooperation. The Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate’s anonymous crime tip hot line is safe, secure and effective − but far too underutilized. We encourage the – Sota Staff Oyate to jot this number down. 742-0088. We hope that those who have always wanted to do the right thing, but have not spoken up for fear of reprisal, will help the Tribal Police to obtain information on situations that are happening out on the Reservation. The Tribal Police Department needs information. They need help to reduce the crime rate in our community. If you won’t talk directly to the police, please tell us what you know by calling 605-742- 0088 and leave your information on this hotline. It would be greatly appreciated. You are not right to remain silent. Fight crime 100% anonymously. For yourself. For your Oyate.

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The CHR Community Clean Up will begin on June 1st 2011 and end on June 30th 2011. This Community Clean Up is solely for private and mutual self-help homes on the Lake Traverse Reservation. Homeowners are asked to pile burnables and iron into separate piles. We will not pick up refrigerators (unless freon is removed) or tires. Please be home to sign our PCC form for this service. Thank you. The schedule is as follows: 1. Big Coulee: June 2nd & June 3rd Wednesday June 1st will be iron pick up. 2. Buffalo Lake: June 6th & June 7th Wednesday June 8th will be iron pick up. 3. Enemy Swim June 9th & June 10th Wednesday June 9th will be iron pick up. 4. Heipa June 13th & June 14th Wednesday June 15th will be iron pick up. 5. Lake Traverse June 16th & June 17th Wednesday June 16th will be iron pick up. 6. Long Hollow June 20th & June 21st Wednesday June 22nd will be iron pick up. 7. Old Agency June 23rd & June 24th Wednesday June 22nd will be iron pick up. June 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th will be for follow up. Please call the CHR Office @ 698-3531 and ask for Lorraine for any further inquiries. 20-3tc

For complete Job Description Security Department: Officer (10 Trading post ads contact Terra Haug @ 701- Temporary) needed for 10th Space Studies and adjunct professor Continued from Page 28 634-3000 ext. 475. Indian Annual Poker Run on June in the department of earth and Preference will apply/ 18, 2011 Convention Center Notice be licensable by the SWO EEO (Please Provide Department: Event Staff (3 environmental sciences at Columbia During the month of June 2011, The Sisseton- Gaming Commission. Tribal Enrollment) Must Temporary) No Set Shift. University. He was the first scientist be licensable by the SWO Closing Date: June 10, 2011 @ Wahpeton Housing Authority will be conducting to warn the US Congress of the annual inspections in the units of Sisseton, Old Dakota Magic Casino & Hotel Gaming Commission. 4:00 p.m. dangers of climate change and writes Job Openings High School diploma or G.E.D. Agency and Crawfordsville. here as a private citizen. Hansen The Surveillance Department Is Dakota Magic Casino & Hotel required for most positions. Thank You. is the author of “Storms of My Now Accepting Applications Job Openings Two identification documents Doc Wanna, Housing Inspector Grandchildren: The Truth About the For Position: Melanie Renville, Inventory Clerk Coming Climate Catastrophe and Manager (1 Full—Time). Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Our Last Chance to Save Humanity.” Job Description: Manages and Sisseton-Wahpeton provides supervision of the Job Openings Housing Authority Surveillance department The Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Tribe is seeking to fill 605-698-3901 personnel and operations. Closing Date: June 10, 2011 the following positions: 22-3tc @4:00 p.m. Manager, Fuel Inc. High School diploma or G.E.D. Closing date: June 10, 2011 at 4:30 p.m. Pipeline opposition required for most positions. All interested applicants may obtain Continued from Page 25 Two identification documents required upon hire. application and job description climate. If interested please submit information at the Human Resource Phase out of emissions from application to Human Department of the Sisseton- coal is itself an enormous challenge. Resources Department, 16849 Wahpeton Oyate. You may contact However, if the tar sands are thrown 102nd Street SE, Hankinson Arnold Williams at (605) 698-3911 ext. ND 58041. into the mix, it is essentially game 112. over. There is no practical way to capture the CO2 emitted while burning oil, which is used principally in vehicles. Governments are acting as if they are oblivious to the fact that there is a limit on how much fossil fuel carbon we can put into the air. Fossil fuel carbon injected into the atmosphere will stay in surface reservoirs for millennia. We can extract a fraction of the excess CO2 via improved agricultural and forestry practices, but we cannot get Notice of Bids back to a safe CO2 level if all coal The SWO Pow Wow Committee will be accepting is used without carbon capture or if bids for the following: unconventional fossil fuels, like tar sands are exploited. *Garbage A document describing the *Porta-potties pipeline project is available here. *Security Comments, due by 6 June, can be *Rodeo submitted here, or by e–mail to Please submit bids to the SWO Tribal Vice- [email protected] or mail to Chairman’s office. Deadline is June 18th, 2011 Keystone XL EIS Project, P.O. Box at 4:30 p.m. 96503–98500, Washington, DC Food Stands Available 20090–6503 or fax to 202–269– If you are interested in a Food Stand for the 4th of 0098. July Pow wow contact Chaske Hill @ 605-880- I am submitting a comment 7199. Cost for the stand is $250. that the analysis is flawed and insufficient, failing to account for important information regarding SWO Pow Wow Committee human–made climate change that is now available. I note that prior government targets for limiting human–made global warming are now known to be inadequate. Specifically, the target to limit global warming to 2oC, rather than being a safe “guardrail,” is actually a recipe for global climate disasters. I will include drafts of the following papers that I recently co–authored: Paleoclimate Implications for Human–Made Climate Change that can be found here, Earth’s Energy Imbalance that can be found here, and The Case for Young People and Nature that can be found here. I will also comment that the tar sands pipeline project does not serve the national interest, because it will result in large adverse impacts, on the public and wildlife, by contributing substantially to climate change. These impacts must be evaluated before the project is considered further. It is my impression and understanding that a large number of objections could have an effect and help achieve a more careful evaluation, possibly averting a huge mistake. ***** Dr. James Hansen is director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Page 27 EEO. SWO Tribal Elderly Nutrition Correction Notice Contact the Human Resources Department for complete job Program There was an error listing the telephone number of descripti9ons at 1-800-658- Big Coulee District Officers. 4717 ext. 1652. Elderly Casino Day Please note that Ann German’s contact number is If interested please fill out an Dakota Magic Casino (605) 268-0209. application and submit to: Dakota Sioux Casino & June 8, 2011 required upon hire. and shift supervisor. Safely Hotel, Human Resources 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. If interested please submit prepare quality food products Department, 16415 Sioux application to Human for customers and employees. Conifer Road, Watertown, SD Resources Department, 16849 Maintain interpersonal 57201. 102nd Street SE, Hankinson communications to ensure ND 58041. the smooth operation of the For complete Job Description property and promote the contact Terra Haug @ 701- highest degree of customer Notice 634-3000 ext. 475. Indian satisfaction. Requirements: June 13th Preference will apply/ High school diploma or GED Valley Fair Trip EEO (Please Provide equivalent. One year of Tribal Enrollment) Must institutional cooking. Able to Open to all Long Hollow District Youth that did not be licensable by the SWO stand for long periods of time. receive Carnival Armbands. Gaming Commission. Will be stooping, bending, Leaving Dakota Connection Parking Lot at 6:15 a.m., standing for long periods of also stopping at Stones Truck Stop in Watertown Dakota Sioux Casino & Hotel time, or lifting up to 50 lbs. at 7 a.m. Parents admission is paid and are Job Openings Must be able to rotate shifts Dakota Sioux Casino and Hotel and work weekends. Cooking encouraged to accompany their child(ren). is seeking to fill the following and food handling experience Call the Long Hollow District to reserve a your spot. positions: is required. Must be able to 698-4005. Food Service: Cook II (2 full- obtain a Non-Gaming License. If you are driving please be at Valley Fair parking lot time). General function: The This position will close on June by 11a.m. (We need to pay with one check.) purpose for this position is to 10, 2011 at 4 p.m. assist the Cook I, Cook III, Indian Preference will apply/ Lunch and supper will be provided, please have breakfast on your own. Return to the Rez around 11 p.m. Attention Let’s have a good time! Lake Traverse District Members Thank you. Deadline to turn in school grades and scholarships Tom Wilson will be June 30, 2011. Long Hollow District Youth 22-5tc Attention Heipa-Veblen Elderly The next Elderly Meeting will be at 5:00 p.m. on June 16th. The June birthday checks may be picked up at this time. If your address has changed, please call the District Office.

Notice Notice Heipa District Members Heipa District Members Election for District Vice-Chairman The following Board Vacancies will be filled at the June 11, 2011 District meeting in June: 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 2 Youth Committee The cut-off date to apply for this position was June 2, 1 Judicial Committee 2. 1 Pow-Wow Committee TERO Sgt of Arms Anyone interested in these vacancies is encouraged to attend the Regular District Meeting Thursday, June 23, at 6 p.m.

Notices Buffalo Lake District Members Buffalo District Youth & Parents Wild Water West Trip June 22nd Leaving Roller Rink 8:30 a.m. Returning at 11:00 p.m. Emergency Requests Only true emergency requests will be handled by the District Executives. All other requests should be taken to the regular monthly District meeting. Elderly Meeting June’s Elderly meeting will be held on Friday June 10, 2011 @ 4:30p.m. at the District Center. Supper will be served. June’s Regular Meeting June’s regular monthly District meeting will be held on Thursday, June 30, 2011. Supper will be at 5:00p.m. with the meeting to start at 6:00p.m. All boards and committees please remember to bring 10 copies of your minutes to the meeting. Also the District will have buffalo to distribute to the District members. District Officers Contact Numbers Councilman Louie Johnson - 268-2258 Chairman Dickey Johnson - 268-1049 Vice-chairman John Lincoln - 268-1308 Treasurer Sara Bravebull - 268-2005 Secretary Lisa Red Wing - 268-0724 Page 28 “Wo’okiye was’te qa wico zani o’wacin yuhapo” Sota Iya Ye Yapi - www.earthskyweb.com/sota.html - Anpetu Iyamni, June 8, 2011 Dakota Monument Roberts County

*A ny Size National Bank *Any Shape 5 East Maple St. *A ny Price Sisseton, S.D. Cody’s Phone 698-7621 Sanitation CHAD BALLHAGEN Internet Banking (Formerly Langagers) Local Representative Tribal member owned/ 13193 – 468th Ave. – Wilmot, SD at TERO certified 605-938-4836 Call Cody for Rural or 800-630-1788 www.rcnbank.com Bring Us Your Memories Residential Pickup, And We Will Make Them Member FDIC - Equal Housing Dumpsters Last Forever Lender Re-opened in Peever, SD Cell 605-290-5698 We Accept WIC EBT & USDA Food Home 605- 698 - 4417 Stamps NEED EMBROIDERY? Open 12 Hours 7-to-7 LD Enterprises Monday thru Friday *In house logo specialist *Affordable custom Richard Jarman 7-to-3 on Saturday 201 – 3rd St. S. – Peever, SD 57257 embroidery Phone/Fax (605) 932-3765 AMAZING *No minimum order on Welding – Machining – Manufacturing – Portable Welding Service – Tires – Oil Changes Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate STITCHES R US embroidery Large selection of Iron and Bolts on hand. *Volume discounts available Also a Dealer for all your Truck and Trailer needs: Job Openings Trailer Parts – Trailer Hitches – Truck Accessories – Towing Accessories Preston Fryer – Jeff Fryer, Owners *Accept screen printing and other pro- The Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate motional items Tribe is seeking to fill the 2009 SD Hwy 10 – Sisseton, SD Located at Lake Traverse, SD following positions: (605) 698-4585 Larry & Deb Halbert, Owners Manager, Fuel Inc. Open 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday Shop: (605) 694-2848 inner Auto Body 101 E. Hwy 12 - Webster Closing date: June 10, 2011 at Cell: (605) 237-3124 Technology+ Opening Date: description. Applications are [email protected] Collision Repair - Glass Replacement & Chip Repair - Insurance Work 4:30 p.m. 5/06/2011 Closing Date: Open also available at the Business training; Lifetime DuPont Paint Warranty - Free Estimates - Fiberglass Repair All interested applicants may until filled Office. Call (605) 947-4605 * Assumes responsibility for House Doors & Trim Work - Restoration - 24-Hour Towing Service obtain application and job Position Opening: School and ask for Sherry to inquire unfilled staff positions, as Phone (605) 345-3411 cell (605) 520-3956 description information at the Counselor (Middle School and about the position. necessary; Human Resource Department High School) Qualifications: Closing date: June 14, 2011. * Attend meetings, perform John & Joel Sinner, Owners 100 Years Experience of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Master Degree in School Indian preference will apply. functions as deemed Oyate. You may contact Counseling Opening Date: appropriate by CNB Arnold Williams at (605) 698- 5/11/11 Closing Date: Open KXSW * Ensures that all recorded (3 Full-Time) Where Needed Department. Briefs other 3911 ext. 112. until filled Position Opening programs, bumper, kickers, Table Games Department: BJ supervisors and coordinates Siyo Peters Tiospa Zina Tribal General Manager: Oversee day- liners, sign-on, sign-offs, Dealer (2 Full-Time) Rotating with other departments for Tiospa Zina Tribal School School Human Resources to-day operations of radio legal hour, and underwriting Closing Date: June 10, 2011 @ special events. Oversees Job Openings Director PO Box 719 #2 Tiospa station, and ensure that all is clear, fresh, professional 4:00 p.m. the hiring, training and Position Openings: Substitutes Zina Dr., Agency Village, SD staffs’/volunteers’ duties are in sound and meets FCC Starting Wage: D.O.E. counseling of assigned for Classroom, Facilities, 57262, P 605-698-3953 ext. completed. Act as liaison standards. High School diploma or G.E.D. personnel. Kitchen, and Bus Driving 208, F 605-698-7686, http:// between KXSW, CNB Board * Suspends, and/or discharges required for most positions. Education/Experience: High (must hold a current South www.tiospa-zina.us/TZ2010/ of Directors, Office Manager, disc jockeys, as appropriate Two identification documents School Diploma/G.E.D. Dakota Commercial Drivers hr/employment.html/. SWC and the Sisseton and and in consultation with CNB; required upon hire. required; Working knowledge License with Passenger Wahpeton Community. * Provides program, If interested please submit of basic electricity, carpentry Endorsement and be willing Enemy Swim Day School * Work under the CNB Mission announcement, check-in and application to Human and plumbing required; One to complete an Annual Job Opening Statement; request logs for all shifts; Resources Department, 16849 (1) year prior Maintenance Bus Drivers Training) Enemy Swim Day School has * Oversees day to day operations * Work with KXSW staff/ 102nd Street SE, Hankinson Supervisory experience Qualifications: High School an opening in the facility of the radio station; volunteers to discuss any ND 58041. required. Diploma/GED + Closing Date: department. The position * Interviews applicants for staff format changes and/or re- For complete Job Description Closing Date: June 10, 2011 @ Ongoing requires a general knowledge positions and decides, in structuring of present format; contact Terra Haug @ 701- 4:00 p.m. Position Opening: (8) Bus of cleaning and maintaining consultation with the CNB on * Supervise and work with 634-3000 ext. 475. Indian High School diploma or G.E.D. Monitors - 4 hours a day (2 classrooms and school the hiring and discharging of News/Sports to ensure that Preference will apply/ required for most positions. hours in the Morning and grounds. This is a school staff/volunteers; the news is relevant and EEO (Please Provide Two identification documents 2 hours in the Afternoon) year position. The hours * Oversees staff members/ informative; Tribal Enrollment) Must required upon hire. Qualifications: High School are from 3 pm to 11 pm - volunteers with respect * Acquires new public service be licensable by the SWO If interested please submit Diploma/GED+ Opening Date: Monday through Friday. to their duties and announcements and Gaming Commission. application to Human 3/18/2011 Closing Date: Open Benefits include health/vision responsibilities; syndicated music shows to fit Resources Department, 16849 until filled insurance and retirement. * Work closely with Office current format/programming; Dakota Magic Casino & Hotel 102nd Street SE, Hankinson Position Opening: Middle Please visit www.esds.us Manager to maintain all * To place music that meets Job Openings ND 58041. School Science Teacher for an application and job budget affairs FCC guidelines in booth The Support Services For complete Job Description Qualifications: South Dakota description. Applications are * Processes all equipment and ensures that it receives Department Is Now Accepting contact Terra Haug @ 701- State Certified Highly also available at the school purchases; necessary rotation. Applications For Position: 634-3000 ext. 475. Indian Qualified Teacher Opening during school hours. * Prepare quarterly report * To ensure that all Disc Lead Supervisor (1 Full-Time) Preference will apply/ Date: 4/12/2011 Closing Date: Call (605) 947-4605 and ask related to the overall Jockeys are well trained and Swing. EEO (Please Provide Open until filled for Ed to inquire about the performance status of that DJ’s shows and on-air Job Summary: Schedules and Tribal Enrollment) Must Position Opening: Bus Driver position. KXSW and propose plans for actions abide by the rules & supervises the daily operation Qualifications: High School Closing date is June 15, 2011. improvement regulations set forth by the of the Maintenance divisions Trading post ads Diploma/GED +; Holds Indian preference policies will be * Arranges payment of all FCC. of the Support Service Continued on Page 26 a current South Dakota followed. invoices and other expenses; * Maintain webstream, Maintain Commercial Drivers License 23-2tc * Work closely with Office Web pages (Myspace and with Passenger Endorsement Manager to ensure that all Facebook) and be willing to complete an Enemy Swim Day School contractual obligations are QUALIFICATIONS Public Radio Annual Bus Drivers Training Job Opening met; Experience, Business Degree, Opening Date: 5/04/2011 Enemy Swim Day School * Forwards to Office Manager or 8 years experience or a Closing Date: Open until filled has an opening for a Day all donor ships, sponsorships, Combination of Both. Position Opening: Technology Care Worker in our Child community issue Mail Resume to KXSW 89.9 Fm Coordinator Qualifications: Development Center. programming, and listener Po Box 807 Agency Village SD Associates Degree in Please visit www.esds.us correspondence on a quarterly 57262-0807 Computer Systems for an application and job basis; For More Info: Tom Wilson 268- * Works with Staff/Volunteers on 6974 any format changes; Closing Date June 14th, 2011 * Works with Public Relations 4:30 pm Director on promotions and T YAMNI SWO One-Stop Homeownership Program community relations; Site Selection Dakota Magic Casino & Hotel Financing Options & Loan Packaging If interested, please contact T Yamni: * Arranges and chairs all staff Job Openings Credit Counseling Default Counseling & Foreclosure SWO Homebuyers Program meetings with an agenda; Cage Department: Cashier (Full- Intervention 605/698-7707 * Assigns staff member to staff OR Time) Swing Homebuyers Education Classes for Cari Iron Heart meeting-minutes; Foods Department: Cook I (Full- Certification: Dakota Nation Housing Development Saturday, Jan. 29 - Noon Corporation * Maintains memberships Time) Day Saturday, Feb. 26 - Noon 605/698-3176 and contacts with official Saturday, March 26 - Noon OR Golf Course Department: Saturday, April 30 - Noon Angie Johnson organizations ; Bartender (Full-Time) Swing Saturday, May 21 - Noon Sisseton-Wahpeton Housing Authority Saturday, June 25 - Noon 605/698-3901 * Reassign staff as needed to fill Hotel Department: Room/ (Noon to 4:00 PM - SWHA Office) unfilled staff positions Laundry Attendant (Full- * Works directly with CNB Time) 8am – Finish Notice of Open Meetings on all administrative and Marketing Department: VIP Open meetings for victims of domestic violence will be held on operational matters; Ambassador (2 Full-Time) June 10, 11 Band show times: Mondays at 10:00 a.m. at the Dakotah Pride rehab center in the * Act as liaison between KXSW Rotating Iron Horse Friday & Saturday (8 p.m.-1:30 a.m.) and CNB conference room. M.I.S. Department: PC (Country/Rock)June 11 Shows are one-hour sets with 1/2 hour * Plans leadership & job skill Sponsored by the Women’s Circle. Technician (Full-Time) UFC 131 breaks enhancement training 8 p.m. Rotating (Some show times are specified) Women’s Circle * Acts as liaison between SWC On-Call Poker Department: (Shane Carwin vs faculty and KXSW staff; Poker Dealer (Full-Time) Junior Dos Santos) * Attend any staff leadership Rotating & job skill enhancement Slot Department: Slot Technician The Early Childhood Intervention Program provides services to children from birth to 5 years---The critical years in a child’s development. Early intervention can enhance development and reduce the effects of developmental delays. Minimum charge (20 words or less) $3 Early intervention services are equally available to Additional, each word add $.15 all. Contact information: Phone: 698-4400 Ext. 300; Fax: 698-4429; Email: [email protected] Announcement to parents of children enrolled: Due to cuts in the funding from Medicaide, the Early Childhood Intervention Program will be able to provide assistance for medical and dental appointments only to children with developmental delays or disabilities. Insurance and Trust not FDIC Insured.