Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.com (2017)

Volume 12 Issue 11

Isleta Pueblo News

Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.com

November 2017

GOVERNOR’S REPORT

Gov. J. Robert Benavides

Ma Gu Wam,

Administration thanks the people who

showed up for the Community Meeting on

Saturday, October 14, 2017. The meeting

was quite informative however we were

not able to get through the entire agenda.

In preparation for the next Community

Meeting, items of concern will be included

for our next meeting. I hope to hold another

meeting during the early part of next year.

We provided a “comment” box and received

7 inquiries:

• “When was tribal road 90 going to

be paved”?

• Can a shade be built for the Library

and Department of Education property?

• There was a request of the Tribal

Council to publish the business of Tribal

Council in the newsletter

• Pay attention to the strides the

Elementary School is making for our

children

Administration oversees 44 Departments

and we depend on the Directors to inform

us of concerns affecting their programs.

The questions from the meeting are under

discussion and will be addressed at the next

meeting. The duties of the Governor and

my Lieutenants are 24-7 at the Federal,

State, Tribal, Surrounding Communities

and Isleta’s community issues. During

the Tribal Council meeting on October 23,

2017 it was mentioned that Tribal Council

prepare a report for the News Letter.

Also the check has some very important

deadline dates 1) DEADLINE TO PICKUP

CHECKS DECEMBER 1ST, 2017

2) AFTER THAT DATE THEY WILL

BE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR

DISTRIBUTION.

There still remains

132 CHECKS AT TREASURY TO BE

CLAIMED $99,000.

PER CAPITA DISTRIBUTION

SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER

(SECOND OF 2017)

The Isleta Tribal Council has discussed

and reached a consensus that there will

be a Per Capita distribution on Saturday

- December 16th, 2017, from 8:00 AM 12:00 PM at the Main Recreation Center.

Thereafter, checks can be picked up at

the Treasury Office at the Tribal Service

Complex. Checks will be in the amount

of $1,250.00 with an estimated Cost of

$5,580,000. No Deductions will be made

from this distribution.

Eligibility:

Registered Tribal Members as of December

31, 2017. Available for distribution only

until March 1, 2018. Thereafter the March

1, 2018 date, checks will not be available.

Taxable vs Nontaxable Distributions

TOTAL DISTRIBUTIONS

$133,019,417

NONTAXABLE

TAXABLE

$106,110,326

$ 26,909,091

DIFFERENCES

NONTAXABLE DISTRIBUTIONS ARE

PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM RIGHTS OF

WAY, SALES OF NATURAL RESOURCES,

LEASES, & AND OR JUDGEMENTS AS

RELATED TO ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE

RESERVATION.

TAXABLE

DISTRIBUTIONS

ARE

DERIVED FROM TRIBAL INVESTING

ACTIVITIES,

GAMING

RELATED

ACTIVITIES, AND OR ANY OTHER

INCOME COLLECTED BY THE PUEBLO

OF A BUSINESS NATURE.

We thank the people of Isleta for the

support, and understanding you give us,

we will always have an open door policy

for our people, and please understand that

we might not always be able to satisfy your

needs for reasons that might be beyond our

duties, however we will try to do the best

for the interest of our people. Thank you.

PER CAPITA DISTRIBUTIONS SINCE 1999

TURKEY DISTRIBUTION

The holidays will soon be upon us and

the Turkey Distribution will be held on

NOVEMBER 14TH & 15TH, 2017, 8 AM

TO 6 PM each day at the Isleta Recreation

Center. Please provide tribal enrollment

card to verify eligibility. ONE TURKEY

PER HOUSEHOLD PLEASE.

AUGUST 2017 PER CAPITA DEADLINE

The Per Capita Distribution which was held

in August 2017, 4,330 CHECKS WERE

ISSUED in the amount of $3,247,500.

PUEBLO OF ISLETA

P.O. BOX 1270

ISLETA, NM 87022

RESOLUTION NO. 2017-272

2017 PER CAPITA DISTRIBUTION AUTHORIZATION

At a duly called meeting of the Tribal Council of the Pueblo of Isleta,

the following resolution was passed:

WHEREAS, the Pueblo of Isleta is a federally recognized Indian tribe

with a written Constitution and inherent, sovereign powers;

WHEREAS, the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Council is empowered by

Article V of the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Constitution to appropriate

funds as are necessary for the health, safety, and general welfare of

the Pueblo, and for other public purposes and per capita payments to

members of the Pueblo, and to manage and control the resources of

the Pueblo for the best interest of the Pueblo;

WHEREAS, the Tribal Council has considered the advisability

of declaring a per capita distribution to Tribal Members and has

determined that such distribution be made pursuant to certain criteria

as described herein.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Tribal Council of the

Pueblo of Isleta authorizes a second Per Capita distribution for 2017

as follows:

1. Definitions:

a. "Tribal Member" shall mean a person duly enrolled with the

Pueblo of Isleta as a Tribal Member and approved by the Tribal

Council or Tribal Enrollment Committee as of December 31, 2017.

b. "Dependent Adult" means a Tribal Member who is, at the

time of enactment of this Resolution, eighteen (18) years of age

or older and who is in circumstances experiencing difficulties in

the transaction of business, such as a Tribal Member being in a

hospital, institution or nursing home.

2. Criteria for Distribution:

a. Each Tribal Member will receive a non-taxable Per Capita

distribution of $1,250 to be distributed in one payment of $1,250

on Saturday December 16th, 2017 at the Isleta Main Recreation

Center from 8am to 12pm. A Tribal ID must be presented to receive

the distribution. The entire $1,250 distribution is nontaxable to

each Tribal Member, nor reportable.

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November 2017

2017 PER CAPITA DISTRIBUTION AUTHORIZATION (Continued)

b. Per Capita distribution may be made by mail to Tribal Members

not living within the Reservation, if the Pueblo of Isleta Treasury

Department receives an original notarized statement no later

than March 1, 2018 requesting that the Per Capita distribution

be mailed to the address specified in the notarized statement. In

addition, Tribal Members whose mailing addresses are incorrect

are required to submit to the Census Office a notarized statement

showing the following; (1) name, (2) Current mailing address, and

(3) that such a person is a Tribal Member enrolled with the Census

Office.

c. A Dependent Adult may designate a person to receive that

member's Per Capita payment. The Per Capita distribution check

may be made payable to the legal guardian of a Dependent Adult

or who may have a valid power of attorney for such Dependent

Adult. Documentation must be provided acceptable to the Tribal

Treasurer, such as a notarized statement, a Court Order on

guardianship, or a valid power of attorney, as the case may be.

3. Distribution Procedures:

a. Distribution after December 16th, 2017 will be made until

March 1, 2018 at the Tribal Service Complex during normal

business hours of 8am to 4:30pm. A Tribal ID must be presented

to receive the distribution. The rights to distributions for those

persons referred to in Paragraph 1(a), 2(b) and 2(c) above will not

be impaired.

b. Distributions not picked up or requested by March 1, 2018

will be void and no longer be available. Distributions to a Tribal

Member whose whereabouts are unknown shall be handled

according to the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Enrollment Ordinance and

the Tribal Enrollment Committee's Policies and Procedures.

4. Withholding of Distribution:

The Pueblo shall not withhold any amounts from individuals in this Per

Capita Distribution.

5. Funding Sources:

Approximately $5,581,250 million will be withdrawn from the Pueblo

of Isleta Proceeds of Labor Account to fund the second 2017 Per

Capita Distribution.

CERTIFICATION

We the undersigned, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution

was passed at a duly called meeting of the Tribal Council of the

Pueblo of Isleta the 23rd day of October 2017, at which a quorum

was present, with 4 voting for, 2 opposing, 1 abstaining.

PROBATE NEWS

First Notice – A petition to Probate the Estate

of Lawrence Waconda, deceased June 23,

2017. Case No. CV-17-PRO-00016, has been

filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Courts. Any

person claiming an interest in the Estate may

notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in

writing within thirty (30) days of this notice being

posted. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for

Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 2:15 p.m.

Claims must be filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal

Court Clerk, located at the Tribal Service Complex,

3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A, Albuquerque, NM.

Any questions regarding the matter may be

directed to the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505)

869-9699.

First Notice – A petition to Probate the Estate

of Marie E. Abeita, deceased February 2, 2013.

Case No. CV-17-PRO-00015, has been filed with

the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Courts. Any person

claiming an interest in the Estate may notify the

Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in writing within

thirty (30) days of this notice being posted. A

hearing on the matter is scheduled for Wednesday,

December 20, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. Claims must be

filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk,

located at the Tribal Service Complex, 3950

Hwy 47 SE, Building A, Albuquerque, NM. Any

questions regarding the matter may be directed to

the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505) 869-9699.

First Notice – A petition to Probate the Estate

of Clarence Henry Padilla, Sr., deceased

October 17, 2017. Case No. CV-17-PRO-00011,

has been filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal

Courts. Any person claiming an interest in the

Estate may notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal

Court Clerk in writing within thirty (30) days of this

notice being posted. A hearing on the matter is

scheduled for Wednesday, January 10, 2018

at 9:00 a.m. Claims must be filed in writing with

the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk, located at the Tribal

Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A,

Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding the

matter may be directed to the Isleta Tribal Court

Clerk at (505) 869-9699.

Second Notice – A petition to Probate the

Estate of Robert L. Reano, deceased March

2, 2006. Case No. CV-17-PRO-00017, has been

filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Courts. Any

person claiming an interest in the Estate may

notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in

writing within thirty (30) days of this notice being

posted. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for

Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 10:00 a.m.

Claims must be filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal

Court Clerk, located at the Tribal Service Complex,

3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A, Albuquerque, NM.

Any questions regarding the matter may be

directed to the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505)

869-9699.

Second Notice – A petition to Probate the

Estate of Michael F. Paquin, deceased March

14, 2017. Case No. CV-17-PRO-00016, has been

filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Courts. Any

person claiming an interest in the Estate may

notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in

writing within thirty (30) days of this notice being

posted. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for

Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 9:00 a.m.

Claims must be filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal

Court Clerk, located at the Tribal Service Complex,

3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A, Albuquerque, NM.

Any questions regarding the matter may be

directed to the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505)

869-9699.

Second Notice – A petition to Probate the

Estate of Shawn Allen Valdez, deceased

January 31, 2012. Case No. CV-17-PRO-00021,

has been filed with the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal

Courts. Any person claiming an interest in the

Estate may notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal

Court Clerk in writing within thirty (30) days of this

notice being posted. A hearing on the matter is

scheduled for Thursday, November 16, 2017

at 1:30 p.m. Claims must be filed in writing with

the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk, located at the Tribal

Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A,

Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding the

matter may be directed to the Isleta Tribal Court

Clerk at (505) 869-9699.

November 2017

2017 Per Capita Second Distribution

At a duly called meeting, the Tribal Council of

the Pueblo of Isleta authorized a second 2017 Per

Capita distribution for Tribal Members who are

duly enrolled as of December 31, 2017. The

second Per Capita distribution will be in the amount

of $1,250 per Tribal Member. The distribution will

be made on Saturday December 16th, 2017 from

8:00am to 12:00pm at the Pueblo of Isleta New

Recreation building. After December 16th, 2017,

Per Capita checks may be picked up at the Treasury

Office located within the Tribal Service Complex

building during normal business hours 8:00am

to 4:30pm Monday – Friday. Distributions not

picked up or requested before March 1, 2018

will be VOID and NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Tribal members requesting their Per Capita check

be mailed or picked up by another individual

must provide a current, Original Notarized

Letter to the Treasury Office (copies will NOT

be accepted). For this December 16th, 2017 Per

Capita distribution, the Pueblo of Isleta shall

not withhold or garnish any amount from any

individual Tribal Member.

Transit Services

Coming to the

Pueblo of Isleta

12/4/17

The Pueblo of Isleta and the Rio Metro

Regional Transit District are pleased to

announce two new transit services beginning

Monday, December 4, 2017

Bus Route 208 will connect the Pueblo and Valencia

County communities to the Alvarado Transportation

Center (ATC) in Downtown Albuquerque during the

morning/midday when the Rail Runner does not

operate. Route 208 will feature three northbound trips

arriving at the ATC at 9:30am, 11:00am and 1:30pm,

and three southbound trips departing the ATC at

9:35am, 11:05am and 1:32pm. At the ATC, riders can

transfer to ABQ RIDE bus routes.

Route 208 will serve two bus stops on the Pueblo of

Isleta. The stop closest to the village proper will be

located on NM 147 just east of the Rio Grande bridge.

Please do not park and leave vehicles unattended on

the adjoining roads near this stop, as the bus and other

vehicles use these roads to turnaround and access

other locations. Route 208 will also stop at the Isleta

Pueblo Rail Runner Station, where riders can transfer

to the Isleta Resort and Casino shuttle. Because the

bus serves the station, riders can also consider using

Route 208 in combination with Rail Runner, for example,

taking the bus to Downtown Albuquerque in the midmorning and returning by train in the evening.

Rio Metro, again in partnership with the Pueblo of

Isleta, will also be bringing its Dial-a-Ride service to

the Pueblo. This reservation-only service will operate

on weekdays from 9:00am to 2:00pm, providing trips

within the Pueblo including the ABQ RIDE Route 53

bus stop on NM 314. Limited service to Wal-Mart in

Los Lunas will also be provided on Wednesdays from

11:00am to 2:00pm.

Reserve your Dial-a-Ride trip by calling Valencia

County dispatch at (505) 352-3595 before noon at

least one business day prior to your trip. Rio Metro

will accept reservations beginning Wednesday 11/29

for service starting 12/4. Reservations are accepted

between 8:00am and 5:00pm. On the date and time of

your trip, a wheelchair accessible van will arrive within

15 minutes of your scheduled pickup time. Trips may

also be grouped together; riders should expect to travel

with others.

For more information you are invited to attend a Public

Information Meeting on Tuesday November 14th, 2017

at 5:30pm the Isleta Golf Course. In addition, a copy of

the Route 208 schedule and news story is available online at riometro.org.

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

DEADLINE for December Newsletter articles is set for

Monday, November 20, 2017 at 4:30pm. Articles may be

dropped off at the Library or emailed to poi02002@isletapueblo.

com. Should you email your article, expect a confirmation email.

If you do not receive a confirmation email, odds are it never made

it to me and then it’s time to panic, so call Nate at 505.869.9808.

People whom wish to submit an article or flyer are responsible for

generating their own article or flyer. Should you need help, please

call the Library at 505.869.9808 and set up a date and time to sit

down with a Library staff member whom will help you throughout

the process. The Library will NOT accept notes dropped off at the

Library or information over the phone to generate your article.

November 2017

The Isleta Newsletter is owned and operated by the Pueblo of

Isleta. Therefore, the Governor of the Pueblo of Isleta has the final

say of all articles and contents within the Isleta Newsletter.

For additional questions, you may call the Library and speak with

Nate or Tara at 505.869.9808.

Thank you,

Nathaniel Lujan

Newsletters may be found at the sixteen distribution locations

listed below. Remember, Digital copies of the Newsletter may be

obtained from the Newsletter archive at http://www.isletapueblo.

com/newsletters.html

PROBATES need to be published in the Newsletter for two

The sixteen Newsletter distribution locations are:

consecutive months. Probates are considered court documents

therefore all submitters must provide: 1) Name of Deceased, 2) 1)

The Administration Building (Governor’s Office):

Date of Deceased 3) Court Case # and 4) Date of Court Date. A

Receptionist Desk

Probate form can be found on the Newsletter Archive page at 2)

Census Office: Receptionist Desk

http://www.isletapueblo.com/newsletters.html .

3)

Health Center: Lobby(Newsletter Stand)

CLASSIFIED ADS: The new administration has requested that 4)

Housing Department: Receptionist Desk

the Newsletter start a Classified Ad section for Tribal members 5)

Department of Education: Receptionist Desk

selling land, houses, mobile homes, vehicles, and farm equipment. 6)

New Recreation Center: Newsletter Stand

Leasing of houses and mobile homes will be accepted. Smaller

7)

Old Recreation Center: Front Desk &

items which can be sold at the local flea markets or weekly yard

Breakroom (Newsletter Stand)

sales will NOT be accepted.

8)

Tribal Service Complex: Receptionist Desk

Currently, this service is FREE to Tribal members. Land, houses,

9)

Tribal Service Complex: I.P.D. Dispatch

and mobile homes must be within the reservation boundaries.

Window

Ads must meet the 160 character limit. Ads that exceed the 160

Tribal Service Complex: Tribal Courts

characters will NOT be submitted into the Newsletter. A single 10)

Window

picture may be submitted with the ad. Submitters of classified

ads are responsible for generating their own ads as this is a FREE 11)

Elders Center: Receptionist Desk & Lunch

service.

Delivery

Head Start: Receptionist Desk

As a reminder, Tribal business owners may submit a small flyer at 12)

Library: Newsletter Stand

no charge. Like the classified ads, business owners are responsible 13)

for generating their own flyers as this is a FREE service.

14)

Ranchitos Park: Blue Box (see picture for example)

15)

Old Head Start Complex: Blue Box (see picture for example)

Classified ads and business flyers will be posted no more than

Intersection of Tribal Road 82 & Tribal Road 84: Blue Box

two consecutive months. In the event where the Newsletter may 16)

exceed the 24 page limit, classified ads and business flyers will be

(see picture for example)

“bumped” for newsletter articles. Again, this is a FREE service for

Tribal members.

St. Augustine Parish

Isleta Pueblo

Ministry of

Consolation

MISSION STATEMENT

We are a ministry of consolation at St.

Augustine Parish to offer spiritual comfort

and support to families who have experienced

the loss of a loved one. We will continue to

honor and respect our traditional teachings.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To assist our spiritual leader in Christ

with his duties to render pastoral

care and/or services.

2. To assist families with hospitality and

Christian fellowship after the liturgy

and burial services when requested.

3. The bereavement group will offer

informal continuing support.

With Sympathy

“In times of sorrow God’s quiet waters

of hope and courage flow”

November 2017

PUEBLO OF ISLETA

PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT

UTILITIES DIVISION

Winter is on the Way !

Colder temperatures and un-protected water lines

can be a disaster! Please take the time now to

properly drain your swamp cooler service lines, turn

off any frost free hydrants and install heat tape and/

or insulation on any exposed water lines to prevent

the lines from freezing, cracking or breaking.

Manufactured home owners need to check under

the home for exposed lines and ensure insulation is

sufficient to protect the water lines located there to

prevent freezing. Heat tape is a great way to help

protect the water lines as well, just be sure there

is an electrical outlet nearby to plug the heat tape

into.

There should be an isolation valve inside the home

to turn off the water supply to the entire house. If

a leak occurs prior to that valve, or the inside valve

does not work, the water will need to be shut off

outside the home, at the isolation valve that will

turn off the water service line coming from the

water main to your home.

Please test the interior isolation valve to make

sure it will work in an emergency situation. If you

can’t turn the valve off, or it turns off but does not

stop the water flow, you will need to have this valve

replaced as quickly as possible.

Locating the outside water service line isolation

valve is a necessity. If you don’t know where your

isolation valve is, please make time to locate it as

soon as possible. If your outside pipes do freeze

or break during the cold winter months, using the

isolation valve located outside the home is the only

way to quickly stop the flow of water.

The exterior isolation valve location needs to be

marked in some way so it can be quickly located in

the event the water supply to the property needs to

be shut off. Some ideas are to place a large rock

near the valve and paint the rock blue. Or use a

tall wooden stake to mark the spot and paint the

stake blue. This way any snow or tall weeds won’t

block your view of the marker, making it easier to

locate the valve in an emergency.

Some homeowners have a shut-off “key” and know

how to turn their water on and off themselves at the

isolation valve. Other residents do not have a “key”

and will have to contact the Utilities Division to

respond and turn off the water. Keep in mind this

will take time, especially if you call late at night in

an emergency situation.

Knowing where your isolation valve is located and

if it is working or not will save a lot of time and

potential damage to your property from any water

leaks. Finding the isolation valve can take a long

time, especially when water is pouring out of the

pipe damaging your home and property. It is the

homeowner’s responsibility to know where the

isolation valve is and to have it tested to make sure

it will operate in an emergency. Valves can fail

due to age and lack of being exercised leading to

additional time and effort to shut the water off.

Take the time now while you are thinking about

this and find your inside water isolation valve and

see if it will work in an emergency. Next go outside

and find the valve that will turn off the water to

your property. If you need assistance, contact the

Public Services Department, Utilities Division at

505-869-9782. Better to do this now than to wait

for help to arrive in the event pipes are damaged

and it becomes an emergency.

If you have an after-hours emergency, you will need

to contact Isleta Police Department dispatch, nonemergency number of 505-869-3030. Dispatch

will contact the Utilities Division on-call staff and

someone will respond as soon as possible.

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Church Silent Auction Continues

5th ANNUAL ROCK YOUR

MOCS FUN RUN/WALK

October 1 – November 19, 2017

The St. Augustine Church continues its silent

auction of an armoire and two decorative doors

through November 19th. Bidders must be at

least 18 years of age and register to participate

at the Parish Office during weekday business

hours. Silent auction rules are available at time

of registration and online at the POI Tribal

Community website (isletapueblo.com/tribalcommunity.html).

SHOW DATES & TIMES TO SEE THE

AUCTION ITEMS HAVE CHANGED! The first

show day was held as planned but the time was

adjusted (October 14, 1pm – 3pm) and a third date

has been added. Thus, the next two remaining

show dates are October 28, 11am – 1pm, and

November 11, 1pm – 3pm at the church storage

unit: American Self Storage, 8531 Indian School

NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112. (Please DO NOT

call or contact American Self Storage! A parish

representative will be onsite to show the items.)

Show dates and times are subject to change

without prior notice.

Armoire (Starting Bid: $1,000). The armoire

was in the old church sacristy for many years

and used to store clothing and other religious

articles. The shelves are worn and could use

refinishing or replacement. (Color: Dark Brown /

Overall Dimensions: Height 69 3/4”, Width 102”,

Depth 33”)

Decorative Doors (Starting Bid: $200 per

door). Two solid-wood decorative doors (carved

design on one side only) were installed in the

church prior to the 2010-2011 Restoration. Doors

are designed to hang side-by-side & swing open

(swivel hinges remain attached) but a single-door

install is possible. Both in good condition. (Color:

Medium-Brown, Stained / Overall Dimensions

(without hinges attached): Height: 80”, Width:

36”, Thickness: 1 3/4”)

November 2017

PUEBLO OF ISLETA

Community Members:

The 5th Annual Isleta Rock Your Mocs Fun Run/Walk, November 18, 2017, is an annual activity

to promote cultural pride and overall wellness. Here is a brief history of the Rock Your Mocs

movement:

“Rock Your Mocs was founded in 2011 as a way for Indigenous people to join together, show

pride in their cultures and celebrate Native American Heritage Month. It has become a worldwide

social media phenomenon. Jessica “Jaylyn” Atsye, Pueblo of Laguna, originated the idea to

create an event on November 15 to Rock Your Mocs”.

We look forward to your participation in this event and hope to see you Rock Your Mocs with us.

If you have any suggestions or concerns please feel free to contact me either by phone (505)

869-5475, Cell # (505) 270-8498 or email stitla@islclinic.net .

Respectfully,

Santana Titla, LADAC Isleta Behavioral Health Services

November 2017

Car Seat Clinics

Health Educator, Stephanie Barela

869-4479  sbarela@islclinic.net

Have you ever been to a Car Seat Clinic?

What is it? Why do we have them?

The purpose of a Car Seat Clinic, also known

as a Child Safety Seat Check, is to educate

parents, grandparents and guardians on

properly installing and proper use of their

child/grandchild’s car seat. If the car seat is

expired, recalled or not appropriate for the

child, there is a possibility that the car seat

may be replaced if there are seats available,

a replacement seat is $20. A car seat check

does not just give car seats away. There

are guidelines we must go by and we are not

allowed to give away car seats freely. If you

are in need of a replacement seat, due to

your seat being expired or inappropriate for

you child, there is a $20 replacement free.

Our Child Passenger Safety Technicians

(Frances Anchondo-869-4482 and Stephanie

Barela-869-4479)

are

available

by

appointment year round. Each appointment

can take up to an hour. Your child and the car

seat MUST be present in order complete the

car seat check. During each Car Seat Check,

we will Inspect – Install – Educate:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Demonstrate the correct installation

Check for expired child car seats and

recalls

Review the suitability of the child car

seat

Ensure the harness is properly fitting

with the child

Discuss injury prevention

Answer any questions

Why is it important to use Child Safety

Seats for your child?

Motor vehicle injuries are the leading cause

of death among children in the United States,

but many of these deaths can be prevented.

Placing children in age- and size-appropriate

car seats and booster seats reduces serious

and fatal injuries by more than half, according

to the Centers of Disease Control (www.CDC.

com). In the United States during 2009, 1,314

children ages 14 years and younger died as

occupants in motor vehicle crashes, and

approximately 179,000 were injured. One

CDC study found that in one year, more than

618,000 children ages 0-12 rode in vehicles

without the use of a child safety seat, booster

seat or a seat belt at least some of the time.

Not only are parents not insuring the child to

be in a safety seat, but if they do put them in a

safety seat, it is usually used incorrectly. One

study found that 72% of nearly 3,500 observed

car and booster seats were misused in a way

that could be expected to increase a child’s

risk of injury during a crash. Not only do we

see national studies that show a high number

of car seats being incorrectly installed, but

every year at Isleta Health Center’s Car Seat

Clinic’s, we see many car seats incorrectly

installed. In past Car Seat Clinics in Isleta,

there have been high misuse rates. This

shows how important it is to get your child’s

car seat checked, to insure the safety of it.

Come to the car seat clinic on November

17, 2017 from 9-11am at Isleta Head Start

and Childcare, to insure that your child

is safe in their car seat. Call 869-4479 to

make an appointment.

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November 2017

**PLEASE NOTE: POSITIONS ARE OPENED UNTIL FILLED**

Vickie Carrion 244-8206 or Andrea Fuentes 724-3920

www.isleta.com

Updated: October 20th, 2017 (Internal Postings in BOLD)

REQ

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COCKTAIL WAITRESS SPORTS BAR

MANAGER CUSTODIAL

SOUS CHEF - PREP KITCHEN

SUPERVISOR EDR

TIWA LINE COOK

TIWA SOUS CHEF

2ND MECHANIC

AGENT-FRONT DESK

AGENT-FRONT DESK (PART-TIME)

ATTENDANT FLOOR-SLOTS

ATTENDANT FLOOR-SLOTS

ATTENDANT FLOOR-SLOTS

ATTENDANT LAUNDRY

ATTENDANT ROOM

ATTENDANT VALET

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ATTENDANT VALET

ATTENDANT VALET (Part time)

ATTENDANT VALET (Part time)

ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA

ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA

BARTENDER - STEAKHOUSE

BARTENDER-BANQUET

CASHIER -F&B STEAKHOUSE

CHEF

CONCESSIONS SUPERVISOR

HEAVY DUTY TECHNICIANHOUSEMAN-HOUSEKEEPING

HOUSEMAN-HOUSEKEEPING

MACHINE TECH-COUNT

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

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PORTER-CUSTODIAL

SECURITY DIRECTOR

SECURITY OFFICER I

SECURITY OFFICER II

SECURITY OFFICER II

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SERVER - STEAKHOUSE

SUPERVISOR CENTER BAR

SUPERVISOR HOUSEKEEPING

SUPERVISOR SHIFT - PALACE WEST SLOTS

TECHNICIAN - IRRIGATION

TIWA LINE COOK

TIWA LINE COOK

DEPARTMENT

HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING

F&B SPORTS BAR

CUSTODIAL

F&B PREP KITCHEN

F&B EMPLOYEE DINING

F&B TIWA

F&B TIWA

FUN CONNECTION

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REMOVAL DATE

Internal until-19-Oct-17 - External until-26-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

Internal until-23-Oct-17 - External until-30-Oct-17

20-Oct-18 or until filled

3-Nov-17

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1-Sep-17

26-Oct-17

3-Nov-17

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27-Mar-18 or until filled

12-Oct-18 or until filled

03-Aug-18 or until filled

2-Nov-17

03-Aug-18 or until filled

21-Jul-18 or until filled

18-Aug-18 or until filled

27-Oct-17

25-Oct-17

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20-Mar-18 or until filled

20-Oct-18 or until filled

20-Oct-18 or until filled

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03-Aug-18 or until filled

28-Aug-18

20-Oct-17

11-Nov-17

20-Oct-18 or until filled

08-Jun-18 or until filled

07-Jun-2018 or until filled

Pueblo of Isleta Career Opportunities

Position Posting

Location

Closing Date

ACADEMIC COACH, Department of Education, Open Until Filled

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled

BUS DRIVER (1 Part-time),

Head Start & Child Care,

Open Until Filled

CHILD CARE PROVIDER,

Head Start & Child Care,

Open Until Filled

CLINICAL THERAPIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled

COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE, Health Center, Open Until Filled

NEW - COURT CLERK, Tribal Court, Open Until Filled

DATA COORDINATOR,

Head Start and Child Care,

Open Until Filled

NEW - DENTAL ASSISTANT, Health Center-Dental Clinic, 11/02/2017

NEW - DENTIST, Health Center-Dental Clinic, 11/02/2017

EDUCATION ASSISTANT, Elementary School Continuously Accepting Applications

HOME OWNERSHIP COUNSELOR Housing Authority, Open Until Filled

NEW - HR GENERALIST/WIOA &

SUMMER INTERN COORDINATOR

Human Resources,

WITHIN ONLY-10/26/2017

IN-HOME CARE ATTENDANT, Elder Center, WITHIN ONLY-Open Until Filled

NEW - MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, Facilities Management, WITHIN ONLY-10/24/2017

NUTRITIONIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled

PAINTER, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled

November 2017

Position Posting

Isleta Pueblo News

Location

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Closing Date

PAINTER, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled

PERSONAL CARE SERVICE AIDE (Occasional),

Elder Center, Continuously Accepting Applications

PHYSICAL THERAPIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled

PHYSICIAN, Health Center, Open Until Filled

PLUMBER, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled

ROADWAY MAINTENANCE WORKER I, II, III,

Public Services-Transportation,

Open Until Filled

SENIOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, Health Center, Open Until Filled

SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER, POI Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications

HEAD START TEACHER ASSISTANT/TEACHER,

Head Start & Child Care,

Open Until Filled

TEACHER-ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, POI Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications

TEACHER-MUSIC, POI Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications

TIWA LANGUAGE TEACHER (2 positions),

Department of Education,

WITHIN ONLY-Open Until Filled

TIWA LANGUAGE TEACHER, Elementary School, Open Until Filled

NEW - TRUANCY COORDINATOR,

Truancy Office,

11/02/2017

UTILITY WORKER, Public Services Dept., Open Until Filled

VETERAN SUPPORT SERVICE PROGRAM MEMBER, Elder Center,

Open Until Filled

NEW - WILDLAND OPEN SPACE ENFORCEMENT

OFFICER/CADET,

Wildland Enforcement,

WITHIN ONLY-Open Until Filled

Construction Labor Needed

Isleta Casino & Resort Remodel

DESCRIPTION

Construction Laborers clean and/or prepare

construction sites to keep the job moving and

eliminate possible hazards. Work closely with the

site supervisor.

RESPONSIBILTIES

Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

Move, secure, install, build, load, or unload

materials as directed by the site supervisor. Move

items from place to place, according to project

plans or direction from the site supervisor.

Move dirt or other material as directed in plans or

by supervisor.

QUALIFICATIONS

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Experience on commercial

construction sites

Tools of your trade

Documentation to show you are

legally eligible to work in the US

Experience on commercial

construction sites

Verifiable work history

Able to pass a drug test

WEBSITE LINK

http://www.peopleready.com/job-description/

Construction-Laborer-Albuquerque-NM-351

ADDRESS

8900 San Mateo Blvd NE

Albuquerque, New Mexico

PHONE

505.348.3082

EMAIL ADDRESS

351-br@peopleready.com

BRANCH # 351

BRANCH HOURS

Monday-Friday; 6:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

ADDITIONAL INFO

We are an equal opportunity employer.

One of the nation’s fastest-growing cities,

Albuquerque was named after the viceroy of

New Spain, the Duke of Albuquerque. Livestock,

farming, high-tech and even manufacturing

industries thrive there.

To apply for IBC positions click on application link at

http://www.isletapueblo.com/careers.html ,

complete application, and submit to IBC. Or call Isleta

Business Corporation at 505-869-7568.

Current Available IBC Positions:

Chief Operations Officer, Open until Filled

C-Store Assistant Manager, Open until Filled

Insurance Sales Associate, Open until Filled

Sales Associate,

Open until Filled

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November 2017

HIGHER EDUCATION

Students:

● The Higher Education Program “Mandatory Orientation”

dates for the month of November.

November 20, 2017 10AM and 3PM

November 21, 2017 10AM and 3PM

Please inform us of your desired date and time:(505) 869-9790

●

Students the new FASFA has opened for the FALL

2018 academic year.

Please call to schedule your appointment.

Educational Opportunity Center (EOC)

2nd floor, Suite 250 MSC06 3715 1

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque New Mexico 87131

Phone (505) 277-2203 / Fax (505) 277-3165

●

Funding for Spring 2018 Term

You must submit all required documents on the following

dates. Funding will not be provided if documents are

received after these deadline dates.

Spring/Winter 2018 Semester/Term:

Application due November 1st

Supporting documents due December 31st

It is the responsibility of all students to submit

all documents by deadline dates.

Reminders:

√ Students once you have registered for classes setup

payment plans with your Institution to avoid classes being

dropped.

√ Students it is extremely important you communicate

with our office regarding any changes to your education.

√ All students are required to submit Official Transcripts

at the end of each and every term.

√ *Failure to provide Official Transcripts may

suspend your scholarship award*

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do

not hesitate to contact the Scholarship Program:

Cecelia Jaramillo,

Scholarship Coordinator

poi08001@isletapueblo.com

Kathleen Jojola, Scholarship Assistant

poi08004@isletapueblo.com

Phone: (505) 869-9790

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Congratulations

Alyssa!

On September 30, 2017, Alyssa Jojola

competed in the Mt. Taylor 50K in

Grants, New Mexico. This challenging

30-mile run trails through open high

mountain meadows and takes them up

to the Mt. Taylor summit at 11,305 feet.

Alyssa was the 2nd female finisher with

a time of 5:35 and placed 11th overall

out of 156 participants.

Alyssa is the Physical Education

teacher at Isleta Elementary and

enjoys competing in ultramarathons.

Your family is extremely proud of you!

You are dedicated to your training and

you inspire many!

Los Lunas High School

Student of the Month - Natalie Jojola

Ma Gu Wam

My name is Natalie Jojola also known as “Doodle”. I am the oldest

child of Patrick and Joanna Jojola. I have two siblings, a 12-year

old sister Denise, and a younger brother named Tino. Currently,

I am a Freshman (9th Grade) at the Los Lunas High School and

was recently selected as Student of the Month! Upon receiving

this honor, I was informed that I was the first Native American

student of this school year to receive this award. Both Mrs. and

Mr. Benavidez nominated me. Mr. Benavidez has complimented

me that I have a good attitude and appreciates that I say, “Good

Morning” to him every day with a big smile on my face. Mrs.

Benavides has complimented my cheerful personality, she said

it makes her happy to teach. It

makes me feel good to know that

I can brighten people’s days. I

really enjoy school but I have

two amazing interests which are

basketball and reading the bible.

I enjoy basketball because it

is such an amazing sport. I

was honored and privileged

to be a part of the Los Lunas

High School Varsity basketball

team when I was in 8th grade.

Reading the bible provides me

guidance. Both of these keep

me healthy and strong. I hope

I can be an inspiration and role

model to other Native American

students on their quest to fulfill

their dreams, I am proud to

represent the Pueblo of Isleta.

Natalie “Doodle” Jojola

Class of 2021

Ms. Natalie Jojola

Submitted by Mr. Ben Analla

I have been associated with Freshman here at Los Lunas High

School for the past months since school started and have also

found her as most talented, respectful, motivated, disciplined,

and courteous young lady among our student body. She is

an individual who exemplifies a strong affirmative character in

leadership in our school and the community of Isleta Pueblo.

Recently she was one of our LLHS Native American Club

members who volunteered her services to assist the Isleta

Pueblo Elder Center, Arts and Craft Fair held at the Isleta Resort

and Casino and did an excellent job! As a Freshman, Ms. Jojola

is also a Tiger basketball member who is looking forward to the

upcoming basketball season. All her teachers speak highly of

her character and academically carries a 4.00 GPA.

We also congratulate Natalie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick /

Joanna Jojola whom support her in her daily academics and

culture traditions.

Ben Analla

Los Lunas Title VII Indian Education

Los Lunas High School

Isleta EMS

505-869-4486

Help EMS help you, by doing the following for your residence:

• Have easy to read numbers approximately 4 inches in height

• Numbers should be a contrasting color to the background

• Numbers should be illuminated or made of reflective material

• If the residence has a porch, numbers should be displayed

on the outer wall or a post closest to the street

• Display numbers on both sides of the mailbox, as well as

the front

• Numbers should be visible within a 3 foot circumference of

the front entrance

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November 2017

Pueblo of Isleta Elementary School

October is flying by as the classroom

instruction and the Fall Activities continue

at the Pueblo of Isleta Elementary School.

One of these activities is School Spirit

Days. They occur on the Early Wednesday

Dismissal Days. All students and staff are

encouraged to participate, and each day

has a special theme. On October 6th we

honored Breast Cancer Survivors and wore

“Pink.” We have also hosted “Disney Day,”

by wearing Disney costumes and/or our

favorite Disney apparel and “Sports Day”

wearing our favorite team’s jersey.

Dianna Burbank as

Rapunzel for "Disney Day."

Students at the Pueblo of Isleta Elementary

School were invited as special guests to

attend a “Christmas Cantata,” at Tingley

Auditorium on October 10th. Guests were

treated to a musical and stage performance

by members of the International Youth

Fellowship. Students that participated in

the 2017 Summer Program had worked

with a team from IYF last June. Plans are

being made for a Summer Camp in 2018.

The school hosted guests from “Down

Under” when a group from Aboriginal

Australians visited the school to learn about

our students and our Tribal Education

Program. They visited with the Third

Graders during their Tiwa Language Class

and then shared discussion with the Sixth

Graders in the Library. The students were

interested in learning about the different

Australian cultures, languages and accents.

Ms. Fryar, our School Librarian hosted

a Book Fair the week of October 23 – 27.

Students made special trips to visit and

an evening session was scheduled to allow

parents a time to browse.

Officers from the Isleta Police Department read with the POIES Students.

Sixth Grade Students participated in Day tardies), each month. They receive a special

Two of their STEM OUTREACH Project. treat.

On October 24th they traveled to Rio The October 23rd Assembly kicked off the

Rancho to participate in a “Rocket Launch Red Ribbon Week Campaign at POIES.

Experience.” The project will be concluded Special guests included staff from the Isleta

on Friday, November 17th, when the Sixth Police Department and Behavioral Health.

Graders once again travel to Kirtland Air The Eagle Spirit Squad also provided a

Force Base for their final session. A big choreographed performance for the student

“Thank You,” to Ms. Ortiz for bringing this body. Red Ribbon Week focuses on Drug

project to our students.

and Alcohol Awareness Activities. We

appreciate the support of our Community

The Truancy department has been working

Departments.

with Isleta Elementary School to increase

daily attendance and reduce tardiness. Our Art Program is another highlight of

So far things have been working out Isleta Elementary School. We have lots of

wonderfully! For the first nine weeks of exciting art projects blooming from the art

school we have 43 students who have perfect room. This is the third year of art class

attendance. These students will be treated at POIES, and we have been developing

to a special incentive that will be reported

in next month’s newsletter.

The Isleta Elementary School hosts monthly

parent meetings on the first Thursday of

every month with the next meeting being

held on November 2nd. We would love your

input in your child's educational success

along with the accomplishments of the Isleta

Elementary School. Also, Truancy would

like to recognize our parents by providing

them with an incentive by giving them a

chance to win one of the many awesome

door prizes that they will be providing.

Perfect Attendance is fun!

Pat Jiron and Hope Campos assist

students leading the Morning

Announcements at Isleta

Elementary School

Again, your attendance to these meetings

will allow you the opportunity to win

fabulous door prizes that the Truancy

Department is providing. Some of our

prizes have a value worth over $100.00!!!

See you all on November 2nd at 6:30 p.m.

Students also have the opportunity to

earn “Perfect Attendance” (no absences or

Sixth Graders share their art work

Artists at Pueblo of Isleta

Elementary School

your children’s talent for their future as

artistic community members of this pueblo.

We have participated in art shows at the

NM State Fair and will be exhibiting at

the gallery of the Indian Pueblo Culture

Center in November through December.

The lower grades, Kindergarten – Third

Grade are learning basic forms and concepts.

The upper grades, Fourth – Sixth Grades

November 2017

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Mrs. Lovato's Kinder Class

Eagles Spirit Squad

are building upon their past two years

experience into more complex techniques

and theories. We have seen a great amount

of growth in the children’s abilities in both

technique and imagination.

As part of sharing information to parents

about our school, and as supported under

Title I, we have been showcasing our

teachers for the past few months. We

neglected however, to explain how the

New Mexico Public Education Department

determines the levels of a teacher’s license.

There are three Levels of Teacher Licensure

in New Mexico.

Level 1 Provisional

Teachers are newly-licensed teachers. They

must complete a Professional Development

Plan, (PDP), a mentoring program and at

least three years of experience to achieve a

Level 2 Professional licensure. Candidates

may elect to pursue a Level 3 licensure by

completing a master’s degree and three

years of teaching experience at Level 2.

Jerri Fryar has begun her third year as

our School Librarian. She is a graduate

of Indiana University with a Bachelor’s of

Art Degree in History. She completed her

Masters of Art in Education Administration

at Northern Arizona University. She holds

a Level 3 Professional Licensure in Social

Studies K-12, Elementary Education K-6,

and Library Media K-12. She brings 39

Mrs. Jerri Fryar, POIES School Librarian

years of experience to the Pueblo of Isleta

Elementary School, and the knowledge

gained from working in a variety of New

Mexico Schools as both a teacher and a

librarian. Mrs. Fryar can also share her

love of travel with our students, including

living abroad and working as a librarian in

both Morocco and Egypt.

Mrs. Fryar stated, “I’ve enjoyed the

challenge of working in education. I love

working with all grade levels and ages. I

enjoy working with the K-6 students at

Isleta and having two weekly classes for

each group.”

Ben and Jerry's Cherry Garcia is yummy!

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November 2017

FROM THE DESK OF Arnold Sena (PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR):

I’m sure that all of you have noticed the season change. It’s getting

colder outdoors and the leaves are changing colors or falling off the

trees. It’s time for all of us to start getting ready for the cold, so make

sure and bundle up your children as well as yourselves. Do your best

to stay healthy this winter.

October was a busy month for us, as usual we had our everyday

activities (After school Youth Rec Program, Spin Classes, Swimming

Pool Activities, Fitness Instructors Helping Tribal Members, etc.) taking

place daily but we also hosted our Annual Halloween Carnival.

The carnival was well attended as usual and I really need to thank

everyone who helped with the event. Hosting and putting together

events like these takes a lot of work and requires lots of planning,

organizing and coordination. I want to take this opportunity to thank

my staff for all that they do for the Parks & Recreation Department

and the Pueblo. Great Job Everyone!

We have started a scouting troop in the pueblo. The Scouting Troop

is open to both boys and girls and any parents that are interested

in helping out as well. The meetings are currently being held every

Monday evening for 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm. The more people we have in

the Troop the better. We are currently in the early stages and everyone

involved is learning together. I foresee good things for this program in

the future and as of right now it’s all free to any participants, thanks

to the Parks & Recreation Department and LT. Governor Zuni. We

have committed to paying any registration fees and material fees for

the program this year and if the turnout continues to grow I’m hopeful

that we will be able to do so again next, provided that the funding is

still available. Come by and see what this program is all about. If your

child or children like what they see sign them up.

Great Books at Rec Center

Time. Our staff here at the center knows how important education is

to our youth and they want to do their part to help foster the education

process of the youth in our Pueblo community.

I want to publically thank our afterschool program staff for making

their dream become a reality for our youth. If you have time, stop in

at the rec center to take a look at the great books that were donated

for this worthy cause. I attached a picture so you can see what they

produced.

If any of you have any new or gently used age appropriate books

that you would like to donate to the center to help expand our library,

please feel free to bring them to the center.

Keep in mind that the staff does lots of other great activities planned

for the participants that attend the program as well.

Great job everyone!

This past month we were also able to sponsor quite a few tribal

members to run or walk in this year’s Duke City Marathon. Between

the Parks & Recreation Department and the Tribal Committee we

sponsored a total of 46 individuals this year. It was awesome to

see that many individuals from the tribe participate in the marathon.

I’m sure there were more tribal members that participated on their

own as well. Every year we have more and more people wanting to

participate in this event, but unfortunately due to the limited funding

we (Parks & Recreation Department) have available we are unable to

sponsor everyone, but thanks to the help of the Tribal Committee we

were able to sponsor 26 more this year, which was awesome. We

really appreciate their help and support and we hope that they are

able to help again next year, that is if funding is available.

Our afterschool program is going well! We currently have over 40

participants registered in this year’s afterschool recreation program

and approximately 30 of those registered participants attend on a

daily basis.

This year the afterschool program staff (LeeAnne Zuni, Meredith

Platero, Kim Chiwewe and Keenan Gurule) really wanted to try to

create a small library of books here at the center so the kids in the

program will have books to read for the afterschool program. So

the staff contacted an organization in Albuquerque that was willing

to donate books to the center to help make this small library idea of

theirs become a reality. The organization willingly donated lots of

books to the center. We also got a generous donation of books from

The Pueblo of Isleta Library (Nathen Lujan) as well. With the help

of these generous donors we were able to start a small library for the

participants here at the recreation center.

Thanks to the staff’s great idea and all their hard work and persistence,

the participants in the after school recreation program now have age

appropriate books to read during their daily Homework and/or Reading

The Parks crew keeps doing a great job with the parks and other

facilities around the pueblo like always. The aquatics staff is working

on their fall schedule, so keep your eyes open for upcoming classes.

My fitness instructors are working hard like always trying to keep

tribal members healthy and fit with spin classes, putting people on

programs, working people out and working out with people, setting up

cross country meets, and providing good solid advice when needed,

they are also continuing to work with the Elders in our community to

provide fitness opportunities to meet their needs as well. The Rec

staff just keeps plugging away by providing good solid programs and

activities for the youth that attend our afterschool programs daily.

Everyone associated with the after school program pitches in to offer

their expertise. The Nanas are doing their thing as well; they put

together arts & crafts projects for the kids to participate in twice a

week. Last but not least my facilities maintenance person does a

great job of keeping up with our center and keeping it looking good

for all patrons that use our facility daily. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE

GREAT WORK YOU DO FOR ALL OF US HERE IN THE PUEBLO!!!

Parks & Recreation Department Notes to be Aware of:

• They will be giving out Turkeys again this year so keep your

eyes open for more information on this. It’s my understanding

that they will be giving the Turkeys out on Tuesday, November

14th and Wednesday, November 15th, 2017. I believe the

distribution time will be 8 am to 6 pm. Once again keep your

eyes and ears for more information on this.

• The Parks Crew has shut off the water fountains in the parks

for the winter season. As all of you probably know this is done

every year to keep the fountains and the water lines from freezing

and busting. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

• We have also removed port-a-potties from the following parks

(Church, Mousetown, Pickle Heights and Parks/Fields around

the Rec. Center). After talking with my parks superintendent

we determined that the port-a-potties at these parks are rarely

used during the winter months, so for budgetary reasons we are

having them removed from the parks we listed. I hope that this

does not cause too much of an inconvenience. Once again,

thank you for your understanding.

• Our Youth (Boys or Girls) Basketball sign ups have started. If

you have children interested in signing up for the boys or girls

Basketball Teams you can call the Rec Center at 869-9777 and

talk to Keenan Gurule (Girls Team Coach) or John Matt Jojola

(Boys Team Coach).

As always if you have any concerns, questions or if you need any

additional information please feel free to contact us at the New Rec

Center at 869-9777. I would love to hear from you!

November 2017

Isleta Pueblo News

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Pueblo of Isleta Public Library

October has crept on by, leaving us with November; Veterans Day; Thanksgiving; and Black Friday. Don’t

forget that daylight saving time is among us, giving us that rare opportunity to sleep an extra hour. For

those with an imaginable mind, an excuse to be late to school or work.

Did You Know: October 22, marked the 55th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the closest the

U.S. of A. came to being involved in a Nuclear War!!! If you do not know what the Cuban Missile Crisis is

or was, then visit your local Public Library, ask a Veteran, or talk to your Teah-eh and / or Chee-ee before

going back to sleep for that extra hour.

News

The Library will be closed from 8:00am12:00pm on Wednesday, November 8th

for our monthly staff meeting. We will

be discussing upcoming programs for

remaining of the year. All programs and

flyers will be posted throughout the library,

community, library website, and library

Facebook page. As always, you can give

us a call to inquire about any upcoming

programs at 505.869.9808.

The Library will be closed on Friday,

November 10th & Saturday, November

11th in observance of Veterans Day.

Library media checked out on Wednesday

November 8th will be due on Monday,

November 13th. Thank you to all who have

served to protect our country and also to

those currently serving in the military.

The Library will also be closed on Thursday,

November 23rd and Friday, November 24th

in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

Come check out our cookbooks and find

something new to try alongside of your

turkey dinner.

Upcoming

Attention all Educators, history lovers

and curious/eager learners! On Thursday,

November 16th the library will be hosting a

special discussion from 5:00pm-6:30pm on

the IPCC 100 Years of Federal and State

Policies curriculum. This session will be an

overview of Civil Rights and Suffrage 1948

presented by Azella Humetewa, Natalie

Martinez, and Glenabah Martinez. If you

have any questions please give us a call at

505.869.9808.

More library programs will be announced

soon. Please keep up to date on programs

and events we are having by visiting the

Library’s website and our Facebook page.

All flyers and information will be posted

on these websites and bulletin boards

throughout the community. If you have

any questions you can give us a call at the

Library 505.869.9808.

Recap

Our Haunted Book Club concluded on

October 28th with a field trip to the Belen,

NM Harvey House during a special Ghost

Tour hosted by Purple Sage and New Mexico

Paranormal. A total of 10 adults and Library

staff members Diane and Ashley attended

the field trip. Discussions on the book took

place on Tuesdays and crafts inspired by

the book took place on Thursdays in the

month of October. We would like to thank

the participants for the lively discussions,

personal theories, and ghost stories told

during the book club meetings. It made the

book clubs meetings more fun!

On October 12th we hosted a Creepy Snack

featuring Goosebumps Punch. Library

staff member Diane showed everyone how

to make a fast and delicious Goosebumps

inspired punch. The punch was made of

7up, sherbet and gummy worms to make it

extra scary, but not as scary as taking home

sugared up kids! This program was open

to everyone and sign up was not required.

Thank you to everyone who attended and

enjoyed a spooky delicious drink.

For our first Homework Help Incentive Field

Trip we took the students to the Water Park

at the Wyndham Hotel in Albuquerque.

The students were treated to Furr’s Buffet

after swimming for a couple of hours. The

Library staff has helped the children stay on

track with homework in hopes they succeed

in every way possible. We do keep track of

the students in our program when they tell

us they do not have homework so parents

if they are going home with homework and

wondering why, we have it documented. Of

course if you have any concerns or issues

please let us know and we will address it.

We can be contacted at 505.869.9808.

Your Library was recognized! We were

a location of a tour which was featured

during the Association of Tribal Archives,

Libraries, & Museums Conference on

October 10th. We had 29 people visiting

from all over the United States including

Hawaii, Washington, Oklahoma, and

Canada. They toured our facility and got a

glimpse of our Homework Help program.

On October 12th Nathaniel Lujan and

Tara Abeita gave a presentation on

Library Programs at the Association of

Tribal Archives, Libraries, & Museums

Conference held at the Tamaya Resort

in Santa Ana Pueblo, along with Laguna

Pueblo Library. Our session topic was

“Keeping the Community Engaged: Public

Programming in Tribal Libraries” in which

we gave a 20 minute presentation on our

successful programs and how we developed

them. We had roughly 20 people attend

from libraries all over the nation. We were

humbled to have this opportunity to share

our Library knowledge, our programs, and

our community with others.

Halloween Cake Pops took place on October

25th where Library staff member Christino

showed families and students the process

of making cake pops. We had a good turn

out and everyone left with yummy treats!

Thank you to everyone who attended and

learned how to make an easy Halloween

treat.

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November 2017

Isleta Pueblo Veterans

The below list is a further attempt by the Pueblo of Isleta Veterans Association to compile a complete, and as possibly accurate, list of

POI veterans. We do realize that there may be some names that have been left off the list; some names that are on the list that should

not be there…and if you know of any names that should be…or shouldn’t be on the list…please call Fred Lujan at 573-3733, or Ulysses

Abeita at 264-4110, or e-mail to uly2238mc@gmail,com.

If you know of any POI members on active duty, please send their names, and short bio. Also, if you know of any POI member who has

been deployed, please send us their address. POIVA will forward the address to the Blue Star Mothers who will send “care” packages.

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Alfred Abeita - Navy

Alvin Patrick Abeita – Army

Ambrosio (Buster) Abeita - Army

Andrew Patrick Abeita – Marine Corps

Andres R. Abeita - Army

Anthony Abeita - Marine Corps

Augustine Abeita - Navy

Bernice Abeita - Army

Bobby (Juan Bautisto) Abeita, Jr. - Army

Edward Abeita - Army

Edward (Eddie) L. Abeita - Army

Earnest Abeita - Army

Eugene Michael Abeita – Army

Feliciano Abeita - Army

Felipe C. Abeita - Army

Francisco Emilio Abeita - Army

Francisco L. Abeita - Army

Frederick Pefanio Abeita – Marine Corps

Geronimo Abeita - Army

Hubert Abeita - Army

Isidore Art Abeita – Marine Corps

Isidore Abeita - Army Air Corps

James Anthony Abeita – Army

Jessica Abeita – Air Force

Jeremy Abeita – Marine Corps

Joe D. Abeita - Air Force

Joe D. Abeita, Jr. – Air Force

Joe Louis Abeita – Army

Johnny Lawrence Abeita - Army

John Freddie Abeita - Marine Corps

Jose Alfred Abeita - Navy

Jose C. Abeita - Army

Jose Felipe Abeita - Navy

Jose Evalalio (Lalo) Abeita Jose Ignacio Abeita - Army

Jose Juan Abeita - Army

Jose Mario Abeita - Army

Jose Remijo Abeita – Army

Jose Rey Abeita - Army

Jose Vicente Abeita - Air Force

Joseph Abelicio Abeita – Marine Corps

Joseph C. Abeita – Army

Joseph David Abeita – Army

Joseph Gabriel Abeita - Army

Joseph H. Abeita - Army

Joseph Richard Abeita - Army

Juan B. Abeita - Marine Corps

Juan B. Abeita - Army

Juan Felipe Abeita - Unknown

Juan P. Abeita - Army

Juan Pablo Abeita - Army

Juan Rey Abeita - Army

Juan Ray Abeita - Navy

Lawrence F. Abeita - Navy

Lawrence Jose Abeita - Navy

Marcelino Abeita - Army

Pat Abeita - Army

Randy Abeita - Army

Ray Michael Abeita- Army

Ray William Abeita - Army

Raymond T. Abeita - Army (WWII)

Remijo Abeita - Army (WWI)

Robert K. Abeita – Army

Robert Louis Steve Abeita – Army

Seferino Abeita - Army

Steven J. Abeita - Army

Tom Abeita, Jr. – Army

Ulysses Abeita - Marine Corps

William Abeita – Navy

Willis F. Abeita – Army

Dan Abeyta - Army

Ernest R. Abeyta – Army

Juan P. Abeyta - Army

Nicholas (Nick) Abeyta - Navy

Anthony Lawrence Anzara - Army

Cresencio Anzara - Army

David Seferino Anzara - Army

Jonathan Anzara - Army

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Kenneth Anzara – Air Force

Michael B. Anzara - Army

Rueben K. Anzara - Air Force

Louis B. Aragon - Marine Corps

Richard Baker - Marine Corps

Francisco Larry Benavidez - Navy

Joe P. Benavidez - Army

Jose P. Benavidez - Army

Joseph P. Benavidez - Marine Corps

Josecito Benavidez - Army

Elizabeth Blanchard – Navy

Shirley Blanchard - Navy

Roger O. Blythe - Navy

Isidor Carpio - Marines

Joe D. Carpio - Army

Jose A. Carpio – Marine Corps

Jose Demus Carpio - Army

Jose Manuel Carpio - Marine Corps

Jose Marcos Carpio – Marine Corps

Juan Rey Carpio - Marine Corps

Pat Carpio - Marine Corps

Pedro Antonio Carpio - Army

Robert Carpio - Marine Corps

Vicente Carpio – Army (Calvary)

Jose F. Correo - Army

John L. Carrillo - Army

Edwin Chavez - Army

Johnny Chavez – Army

Louis Chavez – Navy

Richard Chavez – Army

Albert Cherino, Sr. - Army

Carleen Cherino - Navy

Carlos (Chuck) Cherino - Army

Jose Carlos (Chuck) Cherino - Army

Jose Lupe Cherino - Army

Jose Patricio Cherino – Army

Joseph Cherino - Unknown

Phillip Cherino - Army

Antonio Chewiwi, Jr. – Air Force

Bart Chewiwi - Army

Isidore Chewiwi - Unknown

Jose Andres Chewiwi - Army

Jose August Chewiwi – Army

Jose D. Chewiwi - Unknown

Jose Marcelino Chewiwi - Army

Jose R. Chewiwi - Army

Jose R. Chewiwi - Navy

Jose Santos Chewiwi - Army

Juan R. Chewiwi – Army

Ralph Chewiwi - Army

Robert Earl Chewiwi - Army

Steven Chewiwi - Navy

Johnny David - Army

Raymond David - Army

Robert David - Army

Sammy David – Army

Sharon Lucero English – Marine Corps

Paulette Valdez Friend – Army

Jose L. Garcia - Navy

Jack Leonard Garcia - Marine Corps

Jose R. Garcia – Navy

Juan Garcia – Air Force

Marvin C. Garcia - Army

Robert L. Garcia - Army

Santiago Garcia - Army

Julia Grosenbach - Army

Hakom Hansen - Army

Miguelia F. Histia – Army

Myron Hunt – Air Force

Albert Jaramillo - Army

Bernie D. Jaramillo - Navy

Carlos Jaramillo – Army

Earnest C. Jaramillo – Army WWII

Ernest C. Jaramillo - Air Force

Isidore Jaramillo - Army

Joe C. Jaramillo - Marine Corps

Joe L. Jaramillo - Air Force/Marine Corps

Jose A. Jaramillo - Air Force

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Jose B. Jaramillo - Army

Jose Luis Jaramillo – Air Force

Jose Lupe Jaramillo – Army

Jose Seferino Jaramillo - Army

Joseph Albert Jaramillo - Air Force

Juan Antonio Jaramillo – Army

Larry Jaramillo - Army

Lorenzo Jaramillo - Marine Corps

Lawrence Jaramillo - Navy

Ralph Jaramillo - Army

Ramito Seferino Jaramillo - Army

Raymond Jaramillo - Army

Tony Jaramillo - Marine Corps

Valentino Jaramillo - Army

Alex Jiron - Army

Cresencio Jiron - Army

Joe Jiron - Army

Johnny Jiron - Army

Jose Ambrosio Jiron - Army/Air Corps

Jose Diego Jiron - Army

Jose Frederico Jiron – Navy

Juan Bautisto Jiron - Army

Michael L. Jiron – Air Force

Miguel Jiron – Navy

Todd M. Jiron – Air Force

Antonio Jojola – Air Force

Antonio A. Jojola - Navy

Bernard Eli Jojola - Army

Bernard Kenneth Jojola - Army

Besa Jojola – Army

Carlos F. Jojola – Navy

Carlos R. Jojola - Army

Catherine Renee Jojola – Coast Guard

Charles B. Jojola - Army

Christina Jojola - Army

Clarence Jojola - Marine Corps

Darryl R. Jojola - Army

Dominic Jojola - Army

Donald Jojola - Army

Edward A. Jojola - Army

Eddie Ray Jojola - Army

Eloy Jojola - Army

Ernest Pat Jojola - Army

Eugene D. Jojola - Army

Eugene I. Jojola – Army

Eugene Louis Jojola - Navy

Felipe Jojola - Army

Frank Robert Jojola - Army

Floyd L. (Larry) Jojola - Army

Fredrico Jojola – Air Force

George B. Jojola - Army

Harold Bob Jojola - Marine Corps

Jacob O. Jojola – Marine Corps

James Jojola – Army

James Rey Jojola - Navy

James Rodney Jojola – Army

Jennifer Marie Jojola – Coast Guard

Jesse Jojola – Army

Jessica Jojola - Army

Joe A. Jojola - Army

John D. Jojola, Sr. - Army

John D. Jojola, Jr. – Army

John E. Jojola – Navy

John Hagan Jojola - Navy

John T. Jojola – Army

Johnny Jojola - Air Force

Johnny P. Jojola - Army

Jose Diego Jojola - Army

Jose Edward Jojola – Army

Jose Ignacio Jojola - Army

Jose L. Jojola - Army

Jose Patacio Jojola - Navy

Jose Porfelio Jojola - Army

Jose Raymond Jojola - Army

Jose Rey (lefty) Jojola - Army

Jose Rey E. Jojola - Army

Jose Thomas (Tommy) Jojola – Navy

Joseph David Jojola - Unknown

Joseph Lawrence Jojola - Army

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Juan Antonio Jojola - Navy

Juan F. Jojola - Army

Juan Rey Jojola – Army

Lawrence (Larry) Jojola - Army

Louis Jojola - Navy

Manual A. Jojola - Army

Manual Antonio D. Jojola – Marine Corps

Michael A. Jojola - Navy

Michael Jojola, Jr. – Marine Corps

Moses Jojola - Army

Myron D. Jojola - Army

Paul Douglas Jojola - Army

Phillip J. Jojola - Air Force

Raymond Jojola - Navy

Raymond B. Jojola – Army

Rey E. Jojola – Army

Ricardo (Richard) Jojola - Army

Richard Claudio Jojola – Army

Seferino Jojola – Army (WWII Calvary)

Santiago Jojola - Army

Stanley Thomas Jojola - Coast Guard

Tony A. Jojola - Marine Corps

Tony Jojola - Navy

Vernon Jojola – Army

Victor Jojola - Army

Vicente Jojola - Marine Corps

Vicente Jojola, Jr. - Air Force

Jose Alvino Juancho - Army

Seferino Juancho - Army

Sonya R. Juancho - Army

George Felipe Keryte - Army

James Keryte - Marine Corps

John E. Keryte - Marine Corps

Jose Lorenzo P. Keryte - Air Force

Jose Rey (Mickey) Keryte - Army

Ronald Keryte - Army

Vicente Keryte – Army (Calvary)

Michael Kirk - Marine Corps

Phillip J. Kowice - Army

Delores Abeita Kline – Marine Corps

Alfred Lente - Marine Corps

Augustine Lente – Army/Air Corps

Bartolo (Bart) Lente - Army

Buster Lente – Army

Charles Lente - Army

Clint Lente - Army

Dale Vernon Lente - Marine Corps

Edward L. Lente - Army

Joe D. Lente – Air Force

Joe E. Lente - Army

Joe Michael Lente - Army

John Robert Lente - Marine Corps

Jose Alcario Lente – Marine Corps

Jose F. (Edward) Lente - Army

Jose Rey (David) Lente - Army

Jose Seferino Lente - Army

Joseph E. Lente - Army

Joseph Lente - Marine Corps

Joseph R. Lente – Marine Corps

Juan Lente - Army

Louis Richard Lente - Army

Manual Lente – Army (WWII)

Michael Allen Lente - Army

Michael Anthony Lente - Army

Nick Lente - Navy

Pablo Lente - Army

Pablo Lente - Army

Pedro Antonio Lente - Army Air Corps

Ramon Lente - Army

Richard Thomas Lente - Army

Robert Louis Lente - Army

Ronnie Lynn Lente - Air Force

Thomas S. Lente - Marine Corps

Travis Lente – Marine Corps

Valentino Lente - Navy

Alex Lucero - Army

Andrew Phillip Lucero – Army

Antonio Lucero – Army

Antonio M. Lucero - Army

Antonio Rafael Lucero - Army

Augustine Lucero – Army (WWII)

Benjamin Lucero – Marine Corps

Bernardino Lucero - Air Force

Bobby Lucero - Army

Calvin Lucero - Army

Celestino Lucero - Army

Clovis Lucero - Army

Curtis Lucero - Army

Daniel Lucero - Army

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Donald Lucero – Army

Ernesto E. Lucero - Army (WWII)

Eugene Lucero - Navy

Felipe Lucero - Army (WWII)

Fernando Lucero - Army

Frank L. Lucero – Army/Air Corps

Frank Dennis Lucero - Army

Frederick Anthony Lucero - Army

Herman Lucero - Air Force

James Lucero - Army

James Richard Lucero - Army

Joe D. Lucero, Sr. – Marine Corps

Joe R. Lucero – Army

Joe R. Lucero, Jr. – Marine Corps

John Leonard Lucero - Marine Corps

John C. Lucero – Coast Guard

John P. Lucero – Army

Johnny Lucero – Navy

Jose Augustine Lucero - Air Force

Jose L. R. Lucero - Army

Jose Porfinio Lucero - Army

Jose Remijo Lucero – Army

Jose Ray Lucero - Navy

Jose Rey Thomas Lucero - Army

Jose Rapheal Lucero - Marine Corps

Juan Bautisto (Tita) Lucero – Army

Juan Domingo Lucero - Army

Juan Rey Lucero - Army

Larry Lucero - Marine Corps

Matthew Lucero - Army

Michael Bernard Lucero - Navy

Michael F. Lucero - Air Force

Oliver Lucero, Sr. - Navy

Pete (Pafanio) Lucero - Army

Raymond Clarence Lucero - Navy

Robert A. Lucero - Air Force

Robert C. Lucero - Navy

Robert F. Lucero - Air Force

Robert L. Lucero – Air Force

Robert Leroy Lucero - Navy

Seferino Lucero - Army

Sharon Lucero - Marine Corps

Tommy Lucero - Army

Tony M. Lucero - Navy

Tranquilino Lucero - Army

Albert Lujan - Air Force

Diego G. Lujan – Air Force

David Paul Lujan - Marine Corps

Edward (Eddie) Lujan - Marine Corps

Esquipula Lujan - Army

Fred R. Lujan - Marine Corps

Gabriel Lujan - Army

James A. Lujan – Marine Corps

Jose Ernest Lujan - Marine Corps

Jose Perfelio Lujan - Army

Jose Vicente Lujan – Air Force/Army

Joseph Edward Lujan – Marine Corps

Juan (Johnny) Bautisto Lujan - Army Air Corps

Juan V. Lujan - Army

Marcus Lujan - Army

Karen Lujan – Navy

Moses Lujan, Sr. - Army (WWII)

Moses Lujan, Jr. - Army

Owen Francis Lujan – Marines Corps

Patricio Lujan - Army

Patricio A. Lujan – Army

Paul Derrick Lujan – Marine Corps

Randy Lujan - Army

Samuel Lujan - Army

Steven Lujan - Army

Ted Lujan – Marine Corps

Vincenti Lujan – Army

Frank Manley, Jr. – Navy

Dante Martin – Marine Corps

Isidor Martin - Army

Jose Pilar Martin - Army

Juan R. Marrujo - Army

Sharon Miller – Marine Corps

Celso Montoya - Army

Jose Montoya – Army

Jose Francisco (Kinnie) Montoya - Navy

Jose L. Montoya - Navy

Jose R. Montoya - Army

Juan Bautisto Montoya - Army

Pete Montoya – Navy

Phillip Montoya – Coast Guard

Robert Montoya Vincent P. Montoya – Air Force

Christopher J. Namoki - Navy

Gregory Natseway - Army

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John Natseway - Army

Jose Lupe Olguin - Army

Jose Marcelino Olguin - Army

Jose R. Olguin - Army (WWII)

Juan Bautisto Olguin (Bobby Joe) – Army

Juan Bautisto (Le-Chee) Olguin - Army

Pete Olguin - Marine Corps

Richard Olguin - Marine Corps/Army

Andy Padilla, Jr. – Army

April Padilla - Army

John P. Padilla – Army

Joseph Padilla – Army

Mary Conception Padilla – Army

Richard Padilla – Army

Robert Padilla – Army

Celestino Papuyo - Air Force

Delano Papuyo - Army

Esquipula Papuyo – Air Force

J. Madelino Piro - Army

Walter K. Price - Marine Corps

Matthew B. Reano – Marine Corps

Melvin Reano - Marine Corps

Lloyd W. Reynolds – Marine Corps

Ernest Romero – Navy

Salvador Romero – Army/Air Corps

Jose Lupe P. Salazar – Marine Corps

Jose Phillip Salazar - Army

Benjamin Sanchez - Air Force

Joe Adams Sanchez – Marine Corps

Marcelino Sandoval - Navy

Bautisto Sangre - Navy

Jose Alcario Sangre - Marine Corps

Jose Carlos Sangre - Army

Jose Felipe Savilla - Army

Jose Patricio Sangre - Army

Leo Sangre - Marine Corps

Phillip Sangre - Army

Joanna Evelyn Sarracino - Army

Jose Felipe Savilla - Navy

August Shattuck - Army

Joseph E. Shattuck – Army

Paul Shattuck - Marine Corps

Maria Felicita Schoeder - Navy

Cecelia E. Anaya - Smith – Air Force

Lisa Abeita Smith – Navy

Verna Tabet - Navy

Jose A. Tafoya - Army

Michael Tenorio – Unknown

Andrew Teller - Army

Joseph T. Teller - Marine Corps

Robin Joseph Toler – Navy

Eddie Paul Torres - Navy

Augustine Torrez - Army

Andy Trujillo - Navy

Johnny P. Trujillo - Navy/Marine Corps

Jose (Joe) M. Trujillo - Navy

Miguel H. Trujillo - Marine Corps

Lalo Valdez - Navy

Manual Valdez - Army

Jose B. Valdez – Army

Jose D. Valdez – Army

Cherydine M. Valencia – Coast Guard

Jose Manuel Velardez - Army

Jerry Waseta - Army

Steven Waseta - Army

Kimberly R. Yaska - Navy

A. Max Zuni - Marine Corps

Alvin Zuni - Army

Carlos Zuni – Air Force

Casey A. Zuni - Army

Charles A. Zuni - Marine Corps

Charles Van Zuni - Army

Edward J. Zuni (Eddie) - Marine Corps

Elaine Zuni - Army

Fred Zuni - Army

Gilbert Zuni - Army

Jeremy Zuni - Navy

Joe E. Zuni - Army

Joe L. Zuni - Army

Jose Abelicio (Abie) Zuni - Army/Air Corps

Jose Avelino Zuni - Army

Jose Remijo Zuni – Army

Levi Zuni - Navy

Michael A. Zuni - Air Force

Myron Allen Zuni - Army

Phillip Zuni - Army

Robert Zuni - Army

Theresa Zuni - Army

Timothy Zuni – Marine Corps

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Isleta Resort & Casino

Isleta Pueblo News

November 2017

Isleta Resort & Casino unveiled its newly

redesigned porte cochére in October, giving

guests a glimpse into the future as the

Resort’s $40 million renovation continues.

With brighter and lighter colors, the new

area features slot machines, large windows,

artistic details, and much more. The Resort

offers its sincere thanks and gratitude to

Isleta Resort & Casino team members who

worked diligently to make this part of the

renovation a success.

“We would also like to offer our thanks to

Tribal Council and the Administration,

as well as the entire Pueblo of Isleta

community, for allowing us the opportunity

to enhance the property and the gaming

experience of our guests,” said Isleta Resort

& Casino CEO Harold Baugus.

The next phase of the construction includes

a new Bingo facility, as well as a redesigned

and enlarged Triple Sevens Saloon. The

renovation is a “Design-build,” meaning

the concept and design are created as the

construction continues. However, the resort

expects to continue to share renderings

and plans with the community, as they are

completed.

The new entrance was completed in time

for the upcoming busy holiday season,

which includes the 5th Annual Pueblo

Market, taking place Saturday November

25th in the Isleta Hotel. This large event

highlights the works of Pueblo of Isleta

artisans, as well as that of pueblo artisans

from around the state of New Mexico and

Arizona.

Guests arriving for this event and others

will enjoy the Resort’s annual holiday

décor, including a 60-foot tall Christmas

tree, large gingerbread house display, and

of course, free visits with Mr. & Mrs. Claus.

Santa is expected to be available during the

following times:

11/25/17 & 11/26/17: 12 Noon – 3pm

12/2/17 & 12/3/17: 12 Noon – 3pm

12/9/17 & 12/10/17: 12 Noon – 3pm

12/16/17 & 12/17/17: 11am – 4pm

12/23/17 & 12/24/17: 11am – 4pm

(Event details are subject to change)

HEALTH BEAT

Stephanie Barela | 869-4479

Flu Season Is Here!

WHAT IS THE FLU?

AND WHO NEEDS THAT FLU SHOT?

The flu is an illness, also called influenza,

which many people get during November to

April. It can cause fever, chills, body aches,

and a cough. It usually lasts about 2-3 weeks,

but for some people it could last longer and

make them very sick. The people at high risk

for complications are:

• Babies and kids under 5

• People older than 65

• Adults and kids who have health

problems, such as diabetes or asthma

These individuals definitely need a flu shot,

but it is also important for everyone else to get

a flu shot so they are less likely to get the flu

and less likely to transfer it to someone who is

more at risk.

DO I NEED A FLU SHOT EVERY YEAR?

Yes, even if you got a flu shot last flu season,

you will need to get a new shot this season

because every year the flu virus changes and

a new vaccine will be helpful in fighting the

new strain.

WHAT IF I GET THE FLU?

If you start to feel the symptoms of the flu

(fever, chills, body aches, cough), and are in a

high risk category, then you may want to go to

the Isleta Health Center. You can also start

taking these steps to feel better:

•

Get a lot of rest

• Drink lots of liquids (water, chicken

broth, and other clear fluids)

• Take medicine your doctor may have

prescribed you, or just take certain over

the counter drugs to help ease your fever,

aches, and pains

• You may need to see a doctor if you

have trouble breathing, your muscles hurt,

or you feel confused

November 2017

Isleta Health Center

Behavioral Health Services Prevention Program

Phone: 505.869.5475

Mental Health First Aid:

Trainers Certification

Indian Health Services (IHS) Albuquerque Area

Office sponsored two Mental Health First Aid

(MHFA) trainings during the month of October

- one for Adults and one for Youth (13 – 18 years

old). The IBHS Program took advantage of this

opportunity through our Methamphetamine

and Suicide Prevention Initiative (MSPI) Grant.

Through this opportunity, we now have two IBHS

Staff who are certified to teach both of these Mental

Health First Aid courses. Through the two-week

trainings, participants were taught by National

MHFA trainers. Participants were evaluated

on Section Presentations and then tested for

knowledge and ability to use Mental Health First

Aid materials.

Both Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid

are 8-hour courses that teach how to identify,

understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses

and substance use disorders. The training provides

the skills needed to give initial help and support

to someone who may have a mental health or

substance use problem or who may be experiencing

a crisis. Just as CPR training helps a person with

no clinical training assist an individual following

a heart attack, Mental Health First Aid training

helps a person assist someone experiencing a

mental health crisis. The goal is to provide support

to an individual until appropriate professional

help arrives. Mental Health First Aiders learn

a single 5-step strategy that includes assessing

risk, respectfully listening to, and supporting the

individual in crisis until appropriate professional

help is arranged. Participants are also introduced

to risk factors and warning signs for mental health

or substance use problems, engage in experiential

activities that build understanding of the impact of

illness on individuals and families, and learn about

evidence-supported treatment as well as self-help

strategies.

Furthermore, trainees are taught how to apply the

5-step action plan in a variety of situations such as

helping someone through a panic attack, engaging

with someone who may be suicidal, or assisting

an individual who is experiencing psychosis. An

important component of the Mental Health First

Aid course is the opportunity to practice the

intervention strategy rather than to just learn

about it. This simple experience can make it easier

to actually apply the knowledge in a real-life

situation.

Now that the Pueblo of Isleta has two trainers for

Adult MHFA and Youth MHFA, training is more

readily available for Community Members and

Tribal employees of all disciplines. Once trained,

MHFA helps people (family, friends, community,

and workers) recognize those who need help most.

Effective November 1, 2017

Restricted Areas will be enforced for the

following areas:

*Medical

*Optometry

*Audiology

*Laboratory

*Podiatry

*Diabetes

All patients will need to sign in at Patient

Registration. The patient will then be called and

escorted to their appointment.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Isleta Health Center

Isleta Pueblo News

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Isleta Pueblo News

November 2017

Elder Center

Happy November from the Elder Center!

We have had such a busy October that

we are stunned that November is already

here. We hope everyone is enjoying the

cooler temperatures like we are. October

at the Elder Center was very busy with

the preparation of two very big events we

hosted, the Arts & Crafts fair, as well as

hosting the New Mexico Indian Council

on Aging Quarterly Meeting. Our Arts &

Crafts fair was a tremendous success! We

had 100+ vendors and many visitors walked

through the halls of the Isleta Casino and

Resort looking to take home beautiful hand

crafted jewelry and delicious home baked

goods. We would like to thank all of the

vendors for choosing our Arts & Crafts show

to sell with. We would also like to thank all

of our spectators who came out to see all

of the crafts as well as buy raffle tickets

from the staff. We raffled off donated items

from our vendors which every year is such

a success. We hope to see our vendors back

for our 2018 Arts & Crafts Fair.

On Saturday October 22nd, our very

dedicated Isleta Shuffleboard team traveled

to Mountainair where they were a part of

the Billie Stephens Memorial Shuffleboard

tournament. Near or far, the shuffleboard

team will make sure they are in attendance

to play the sport they love. Great job on

showing up and playing your hardest! For

anyone who is interested in learning or

practicing shuffleboard, please come to the

practices we have set up in the activities

room on Monday mornings. Get hands-on

learning from some of our community’s best

shuffle boarders! Also during the month of

November we will be having shuffleboard

practice at the new recreation center at

5:30pm. If you would like to practice, you

MUST call the rec center the day of. If you

would like to practice at the elder center on

another day beside our scheduled Mondays,

please come in on an open activities day

and Monique will be happy to assist you.

Finally our long awaited Laughlin trip has

come and gone. This year we had 16 elders

take advantage of the great travel deal that

Herrera Coaches has to offer. The Laughlin

trip is 4 days and 3 nights. Our elders stayed

at the Tropicana Laughlin Hotel and Casino

where they were able to sightsee, enjoy

delicious meals and see live entertainment

at the hotel. This trip is a great opportunity

to have a fun vacation at a low cost. Thank

you to everyone who participated and we

are glad to hear you had a wonderful time!

We hope to have YOU join us next year.

Coming up this month…

This month we will begin a new series of

Bingo trips to the Sandia Resort and Casino.

On Wednesdays Sandia offers FREE, yes

I said it, FREE bingo to those who are 55

years of age and older. We will have lunch

at the casino (lunch is on your own) and

then play bingo. These trips are for the

specific purpose of playing bingo, we kindly

ask that you do not play the machines

inside the casino. The Elder Center does

not encourage the spending of money on

gambling.

On November 18, Ron Sarracino will

be hosting another AARP Safe Drivers

Course. For those of you who did not make

it for his past classes, please sign up for

our November class. Ron Sarracino teaches

about the hazards that our seniors tend

Isleta Shuffleboard Team

to face when it comes to driving. You will Please join us in welcoming Ms. Carpenito

learn safety techniques for staying safe to our center. Perhaps prepare some

and prepared when behind the wheel of a questions for Tina or bring some favorite

recipes and ask if they can be prepared with

vehicle.

a special diet in mind. If you would like

Greetings from the Isleta Elder

more information about the ICAN program

Center Kitchen

please visit, http://ican.nmsu.edu/what-isStarting November 2017 we will be offering ican.html.

Nutrition Education seminars to our Along with that we would also like to

Congregate Meal participants.

remind our community members and

Tina Louise Carpenito, a nutrition educator

with the New Mexico State University

ICAN (Ideas for Cooking and Nutrition

Program, will be on site from 12:30 to 1:30

pm every 2nd Thursday of the month. She

will be bringing our lunch guests new ideas

for healthy food choices, healthier cooking

methods and she will be here to answer any

questions about nutrition.

POI employees that we welcome you all

to the Elder Center to have congregate

lunch meals with us. Lunch is served from

12:00pm – 1:00pm Monday-Friday. If you

are under 60 years of age we suggest a

$5.00 meal donation, but any amount you

can donate is appreciated.

We hope that everyone has a wonderful

November!

November 2017

Isleta Pueblo News

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Isleta Pueblo News

November 2017

Quick Facts:

•

Cigarette butts are toxic to our ocean

animals and to us.

•

Cigarette filters are made of celluloseacetate, which is not biodegradable.

•

According to San Diego State University

Public Health Professor Tom Novotny, “Even

one butt in a liter of water can kill the fish in a

period of 96 hours.”

•

Ocean animals like crabs and salmon

can then filter toxins into their systems and

transmit the toxins to humans when the

animals are eaten.

•

Over time these toxins can affect human

health.

It is time to stop the “Butt Cycle.” There

needs to be a shift in individual and collective

thinking to classify cigarette butts as toxic

waste and they should be disposed of in a

way that does not hurt our environment.

Article by Tammi Meissner, POW and Wrangell Health

Educator and Tobacco Policy

November 2017

Isleta Pueblo News

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PUEBLO OF ISLETA WIC

505.869.2662

November 2017

Breastfeeding During

Emergencies

Around the world and throughout history

mothers and their infants have experienced

emergencies of every kind. Whether it’s

from natural disasters, war and violence,

or unexpected family events, breastfeeding

can save lives. Did you know that…

1.

In emergency situations almost 95%

of infant and child deaths are caused

by diarrhea from contaminated water

and an unsanitary environment.

2.

Infant formula requires sanitary water

and fuel to sterilize bottles, nipples

and the formula itself. Water and

electricity are often compromised

during emergency situations.

3.

Human milk is full of antibodies that

fight infection and lowers your

baby’s risk and severity of illness.

4.

Breastfeeding releases hormones

that help lower stress for both mom

and baby.

5.

Mothers who are stressed and

malnourished can still make plenty

of milk for their babies.

For more info visit http://www.

usbreastfeeding.org/emergencies

Benefits of Breastfeeding

During Emergencies

1.

No worries about contaminated

formula or water for baby.

2.

Breast milk is always accessible and

at the right temperature.

3.

Consistent warmth and comfort

for baby during a stressful time..

4.

Helps keep baby healthy so you have

one less thing to worry about.

Make a Plan

Ask yourself these questions to

get started:

1. How will I get emergency alerts and

notifications?

2. What is my shelter plan?

3. What is my evacuation route?

4. What is my family/household

communication plan?

Isleta Pueblo News

Editor:

Nathaniel Lujan

Asst. Editor:

Tara Abeita

Published By:

Valencia Express

Isleta Pueblo News

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November 2017

MONDAY

ISLETA HEALTH CENTER

TUESDAY

5th Annual Rock Your Mocs Fun Run/Walk

Saturday, November 18th

WEDNESDAY

Morning Group Fitness 6-7am @DPP

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.

7

Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @ BHS.

Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.

Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @ BHS. Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.

Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @ BHS. Freedom From Smoking: (Session 7)

5:30pm @Isleta Health Center

Podiatry Clinic: @DPP

Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:30-6:30p @

BHS.

13

Morning Group Fitness 6-7am @DPP

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.

Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @ BHS.

Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @ BHS.

Podiatry Clinic: @DPP

Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:30-6:30p @

BHS.

20

Morning Group Fitness 6-7am @DPP

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.

Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @ BHS.

Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @ BHS

Podiatry Clinic:8@DPP

Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:30-6:30p @

27

Morning Group Fitness 6-7am @DPP

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.

Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12p BHS.

Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p BHS.

Podiatry Clinic: @DPP

Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:30-6:30p @

14

Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @ BHS.

Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.

Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.

POI Community Cancer Support: Potluck

10:30-noon @Isleta Health Center Kitchen

Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

FRIDAY

2

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.

Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP

Poison Prevention Ed for 5th graders @Isleta

Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS

Elementary 2:15-3:00

Express Endurance: 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a

Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health

@ BHS.

Training Center.

Alcoholics Anonymous: 11-12p @ BHS.

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30p

CLINIC OPENS

AT 9:50am

@ BHS.

8

Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am

@DPP Wellness Center

“Remembering When” Fire &

Fall Prevention Presentation

@Isleta Elders Ctr. 10:00-12:00

Rail Road Safety Education for

3rd graders @Isleta Elementary

10:20-11:05

Young Leaders Youth Krew:

4:30-6:30p @ BHS.

9

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS

Express Endurance: 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health

Training Center.

Health Center Closed

In Observance of

11/12

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Veterans Day

16

Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am

@DPP Wellness Center

Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP

Young Leaders Youth Krew:

4:30-6:30p @ BHS.

10

SAT/SUN

4/5

3

Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP

15

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS

Express Endurance: 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health

Training Center.

17

Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.

18/19

Child Safety Seat Clinic: 9a-11a @Isleta Head

Start & Childcare

Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a

@ BHS.

Alcoholics

Health Center will close

CLINIC OPENS

AT Anonymous:

9:50am 11-12p @ BHS.

Another

Recovery

Technique (ART): 1-3:30p

temporarily from 11:45—12:45

@ BHS.

22

Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @ BHS.

Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am

@DPP Wellness Center

Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

THURSDAY

Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am

@DPP Wellness Center

21

Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.

Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.

Questions? Call 869-3200

1

Young Leaders Youth Krew:

4:30-6:30p @ BHS.

6

November 2017

23

24

Health Center Closed Health Center Closed

25/26

Young Leaders Youth Krew:

4:30-6:30p @ BHS.

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

28

29

Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @ BHS.

Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.

Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.

Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am

@DPP Wellness Center

Young Leaders Youth Krew:

4:30-6:30p @ BHS.

30

CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am

Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP Wellness Center.

Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS

Community Healthy Cooking: 5- Express Endurance: 5:30-7:30pm @DPP

Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health

6:30pm

@Health Center

Training Center.

Kitchen

REMINDER:

“DPP” = Diabetes Prevention

Programs @ 869-4595

“BHS” = Behavioral Health Services

@ 869-5475