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Winnebago Students Capture Standing Bear Awards

Bago Bits…

Coach Aaron LaPointe recognized his Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team at the

recent WHS Sports Award Banquet.

A piping hot yeast frybread sounds good

about now, brother John is on my stink

list for not inviting me over for some of

He-nu’s tasty bread.

Two Winnebago Students made their mark on the 2017 Standing Bear Awards Breakfast held recently in Lincoln, NE. Nadia Bass read her

award winning Essay for the hundreds gathered, and Miss Tiana Janelle Earth was awarded a Standing Bear Scholarship to continue her

studies. Congratulations girls!!! Photo courtesy of Peachy Photograpkuy.

WHS Spring Sports Banquet held to Award Athletics

WHS Graduate Allie Frenchman this

week signed with the Little Priest Tribal

College Lady Warriors. Allie is pictured

here with her mom, I think they said Hu

Jope Ga was at the Native.

The Winnebago High School recently held a Sports Awards Banquet to recognize and honor all their spring time athletics programs. Here

Coach Tramner recognizes his Wrestling team for their 2nd year of outstanding performances. The Winnebago Indians 3rd Place State Basketball Tournament finishers were also honored, some with pins and some who lettered. Also honored were the Indians Cheer Team, Girls

Basketball, Speech, and Band. After the Awards presentations the athletes and supporters were treated to some delicious Flowers Island

buffet fried chicken and succulent sides.

WHS Grads Allie Frenchman and Miguel

“Migz” Baker enjoying their last time in

the halls as Indians.

On Friday, May 19, 2017 at 3:00 p.m.

Ho-Chunk, Inc will be presenting the

Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Winnebago Public School the Class of 2017

each with a $600.00 Gift Certificate toward the purchase of an electronic device

from All Native Solutions.

Indianz.com… Dakota Access Pipeline won’t be fined for oil spill in South Dakota

Thursday, May 11, 2017

Chairman Dave Archambault II of the

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe at the Native

Nations Rise rally in Washington, D.C.,

on March 10, 2017. Photo by Indianz.

Com

A must stop area on the Winnebago Rez.

Anyone know the spot stop by the WIN

office, if you guess right. A little prize in

it for you. “Dollar” Bill Hamann was the

only one who guessed last issues right.

The Winnebago Cheer Team being

recognized and lettered by Coach Sarah

Snake.

Track season wrapped up last week with

the District Meet. Congrats Track stars.

The Dakota Access Pipeline spilled

crude oil in South Dakota just as work

on the controversial project was wrapping up.

A database on the South Dakota Department of Environmental and Natural

Resources shows the location of the spill

but further details aren't provided. The

Aberdeen American News was the first to

confirm the date of the incident -- April 4

-- and the amount of oil involved -- about

84 gallons.

The wealthy operators of the pipeline,

though, won't be fined, the paper reported. The spill was reported and cleaned up

within the required time frame, a scientist with the department told the paper.

Still, the report of the relatively minor

spill raised alarms in Indian Country.

Tribal leaders and activists say it's only

a matter of time before Dakota Access

causes significant harm.

“The Dakota Access pipeline has not

yet started shipping the proposed half

million barrels of oil per day and we are

already seeing confirmed reports of oil

spills from the pipeline. This is what we

have said all along: oil pipelines leak and

spill,” Chairman Dave Archambault II of

the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe said in

a statement on Wednesday.

“Do we have more spills just waiting

to happen? This is our home, our land

and our water,” said Joye Braun, a citizen

of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in a

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statement provided by the Indigenous

Environmental Network. “This just proves

their hastiness is fueled by greed not in

the best interest for tribes or the Dakotas”

Even though work on the pipeline is

complete thanks to the Trump administration, Standing Rock and Cheyenne

River leaders are still hoping to stop oil

from flowing. They have motions pending

in court to set aside the federal government's approval of the project but a hearing, if any, hasn't been scheduled as of

Thursday morning.

A spokesperson for Energy Transfer

Partners, the parent company of Dakota

Access, has told the Associated Press

that the pipeline is expected to be fully

operational by June 1.

To view general information about

the spill in South Dakota, enter "Dakota

Access" in the "Site Name/Responsible

Party" field of the spill database.

Read More on the Story:

Reaction on Dakota Access

oil spill in Spink County (The Aberdeen American News 5/10)

Dakota Access pipeline leaked 84

gallons of crude oil in Spink County (The Aberdeen American News 5/10)

Dakota Access pipeline leaked

84 gallons of oil in April (AP 5/10)

Dakota Access Pipeline Springs a Small

Leak in South Dakota (NBC News 5/10)

Dakota Access Pipeline spilled oil 84

gallons of oil in South Dakota (Reuters

5/10)

Former Winnebago tribal officer

pleads guilty

Kevin Abourezk Lincoln Journal Star

May 9, 2017

A former Winnebago Tribal Council

member -- one of nine indicted last summer in an alleged conspiracy to steal from

the tribe’s casino -- has pleaded guilty.

Lawrence Payer, 71, is the first former

council member to make a plea in the

case. A second former council member,

Louis Houghton, is set to issue a plea for

his role in the alleged theft at a May 22

hearing in U.S. District Court in Omaha.

Last July, a federal grand jury indicted nine former Winnebago council

members, charging each with conspiracy,

theft and misapplication of funds belonging to an Indian gaming establishment,

and wire fraud. Those council members

included: Payer, Houghton, former tribal

chairman John Blackhawk, Darwin

Snyder, Thomas Snowball Jr., Travis

Mallory, Charles Aldrich, Morgan Earth

and Ramona Wolfe.

As part of his plea agreement, Payer

only admits to misapplying funds belonging to an Indian gaming establishment.

If the court agrees to his plea agreement,

the other charges against Payer -- including conspiracy to steal casino funds and

wire fraud -- would be dropped.

He faces up to 10 years in prison

and a $250,000 fine for the remaining

charge, though the U.S. Attorney’s Office has recommended he be sentenced

to five years of probation and be ordered

to repay any funds he obtained illegally

from the casino.

The indictments came after an FBI

investigation determined that while on

the tribal council, the defendants had

given themselves raises and bonuses

totaling $327,500 directly from the tribe’s

WinnaVegas Casino Resort without approving them at council meetings. It

showed that in 2013 and 2014, the nine

were issued $87,000 in gift certificates

by the casino and uploads to prepaid

debit cards paid for by the casino totaling $240,500. These distributions

were recorded on the casino’s books as

miscellaneous administrative expenses,

according to the indictment.

The case stemmed from a 2015 tribal

investigative report. In the wake of that

report, the nine resigned or were ousted

from office by newly-elected council

members.

For this and more stories from around

Indian Country visit us at www.indianz.

com

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Around Winnebago

Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017 — Page 3

In My Opinion

Thoughts from a Long Two Weeks… by Lance Morgan JESUS OUR SAVIOR

LUTHERAN OUTREACH

standards at every level and in every-

In the last two weeks, I went to

Alaska to address the annual convention of the Tlinget and Haida Tribes.

I went to Washington DC because we

had a hearing on our lawsuit against

the ATF. I hosted several politicians

the next day in DC as part of my duties

as the Chair of the Siouxland Chamber

of Commerce. I helped the Tribe lobby

to get a law introduced to get back

the land that was left in Iowa after the

river moved. I went to Boston to give a

speech at the Harvard Business School

on building a sustainable company

and community. The Harvard speech

was huge for me, because I felt it was a

real honor to be asked back to my old

stomping grounds. I visited my oldest

daughter that weekend at college and

then flew home late Sunday. I thought

I would give the office a try on Monday

and then drove to Rapid City to give a

shortened version of the speech I gave

at Harvard at a summit for the Great

Plains Tribal Chairman. Whew.

However, I made a poor joke in Rapid

City about my parents parking in their

yard in Winnebago and compared it to

our neighboring tribe and that is all

I will remember from these trips. It

pissed off a lot of our neighbors to the

south. I apologized for it because it

wasn’t necessary to make that contrast.

I can assure you I got an earful from

many of my Omaha friends and some

who probably took it way too far. So I

do all these cool things and what am I

remembered for? Having a big mouth.

Story of my life.

Actually, the whole episode was an

interesting lesson because I realize that

what Ho-Chunk, Inc. and the Winnebago Tribe has accomplished has given us

a platform to discuss issues and that I

should use that platform a little more

wisely in the future and I am about to

start that right now.

I almost can’t help myself from

talking smack though. I have become

obsessive about building up our community. I think we need to raise our

thing we do. We are getting better, but

so much still just slides by. Yes, I don’t

like it when people park in their yard or

park on the sidewalk. The sidewalks are

for children to walk and ride their bikes.

But it isn’t about the yard parking

really. It is about acceptance of how

things are around here and that if you

try to change them then you are some

how trying to act white or a jerk or something. We need to expect our kids to do

better in school. We need to expect our

people to work. We need to expect our

homes to be clean and healthy. We need

to destroy Meth usage. We need to raise

our standards on everything we can.

Two years ago, I committed to the

Tribe we could build 100 housing units

and the infrastructure for 100 more in

the next five years. For comparison

purposes, Walthill has only built a few

new housing units in the last couple

years. I am not sure about Macy, but

Pender’s 10-year plan only anticipates

needing 38 homes. So 100 is no small

task. However, we will have hit just a

bit over 50 by the end of 2017, which

is year 2 of the 5 years. Our population in Winnebago is booming and over

2,000 people, which is up by 500 over

the last 10 years.

I lose sleep at night thinking about

how to create the jobs, the houses, and

infrastructure to ensure our people have

what they need in the future. People

take for granted our success, but I

can assure you that it is fragile and

could easily slide back. The difference

between success and failure is quite

small and often comes down to a few

hard working people making it happen.

So pushing the comfort zone and hard

work is our approach because the price

of failure is high, but we try to do it with

some heart and pride.

I have Ho-Chunk’s outstanding facilities crew plant trees every year. I have

them spend lots of efforts on plants

and flowers and making sure our community is clean. I have always tried

to do everything first class because I

know what people are thinking. They

are quick to judge us because of lack

of understanding of who we are as a

people and how hard our situation was

to overcome. I want our community to

not just look good, but look better than

anyone else’s. I want our kids to not just

compete in sports, but to dominate in

academics too. I want our homes to be

of the highest standards for our people.

I am just one person and lots of people

are always mad at me for something, so

if we are going to make Winnebago great

then it will take the whole community

striving to hit the highest standards and

if it starts with not parking in your yard

or sidewalk, then so be it.

Pastor Ricky Jacob

“Who is my mother?”

This past Sunday many took the time

to call their mothers. They may have

treated them with a meal, sent flowers

or a card, or given them chocolates. For

some of us, we are not able to express

our words of gratitude to the one whom

God blessed with the gift of a child.

I recall a time that I preached a sermon on Mother’s Day and a woman informed me that her mother did not love

or care for her. Sadly not every mother

serves her child as she should.

This brings me to the question that

is the title of this article: “Who is my

mother?” This question was asked by

Jesus. Jesus was born of the Virgin

Mary in an unnatural and miraculous

way, by the work of the Holy Spirit.

Let us turn to the Gospel of Matthew,

the twelfth chapter: ‘While [Jesus] was

still speaking to the people, behold, his

mother and his brothers stood outside,

asking to speak to him. But he replied

to the man who told him, "Who is my

mother, and who are my brothers?"

And stretching out his hand toward his

disciples, he said, "Here are my mother

and my brothers! For whoever does the

will of my Father in heaven is my brother

and sister and mother"’ [Matthew 12:4650 ESV].

Who then is the mother of Jesus?

Surely Mary was blessed to be the

mother of Jesus, the mother of the Son

of God. However, giving birth to Jesus

did not make her automatically his Godfearing mother. What did Jesus say was

the key to being considered his mother

or brother or sister? It was whoever ‘does

the will of my Father in heaven is his

brother and sister and mother.’

What is the will of Jesus Heavenly

Father? In a word it is ‘love.’ Love Creator God above everything else and to

love one’s neighbor as oneself. One’s

closest neighbors are one’s family

members. So a mother is blessed by

God with the vocation of loving her

child or her children.

Another Bible passage comes to

mind in regard to mothers: ‘As [Jesus]

said these things, a woman in the

crowd raised her voice and said to him,

"Blessed is the womb that bore you,

and the breasts at which you nursed!"

But he said, "Blessed rather are those

who hear the word of God and keep it"’

[Luke 11:27-28 ESV]!

Once again Jesus places the emphasis on the ones who not only hear the

word of God, but who also keep it or

led by God’s Spirit love God and one’s

neighbors. One of the duties of fathers

and mothers is to teach their children

the Sacred Word of God.

Through the reading of this Word,

one quickly learns that he or she has

failed to love God above everything else,

and to love one’s neighbor – including

one’s closest neighbors his/her family

as one should.

The Good News is that Jesus was

able to live according to the will of His

Father and offer Himself as the perfect

sacrifice. Through faith in Jesus one is

forgiven for his or her failures to love

Jesus’ Heavenly Father; nor to love his

or her mother, father, son or daughter

as one should. Jesus offers forgiveness

and His Spirit which empowers to strive

to love our mother and father, son or

daughter as one should.

Contact me at hochunk@aol.com

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The next issue of the WINNEBAGO INDIAN NEWS will be published on May 31, 2017.

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Tribal Council Meeting Minutes

Con’t. from last issue ...

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

MID-MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES

March 20, 2017

VOTE:(6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried.

Resolution; BIA Roadway Inventory

Addition Request, BIA Route P10A13

Winnebago Pow-Wow Grounds Parking Lot.

Isaac Smith motioned to adopt resolution #17-69; BIA Roadway Inventory

Addition Request, BIA Route P10A13

Winnebago Pow-Wow Grounds Parking Lot.

Darla LaPointe seconded.

VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried.

Resolution; BIA Roadway Inventory

Addition Request, BIA Route PD5A13Educare & Ballfield Road Winnebago

Isaac Smith motioned to adopt resolution #17-70; BIA Roadway Inventory

Addition Request, BIA Route PD5A13Educare & Ballfield Road Winnebago.

Darla Lapointe seconded.

VOTE: (6) yes (0) no ( 0 ) a b s t a i n

Motion carried.

Modifications to the Expenses of

Shakopee Grant.

James Snow motioned to approve

the modifications to expend money

from the Shakopee Grant for various

improvements such as mechanical,

flooring, windows, painting, ductwork,

electrical equipment, tables, chairs,

and banners at the Ho-Chunk Community Center. Coly Brown seconded.

VOTE: (6) yes (0) no ( 0 ) a b s t a i n

Motion carried.

HUMAN SERVICES:

Guidelines for expanded Emergency

Assistance

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

the new guidelines for expanded emergency assistance and Senior Citizens

Assistance. Isaac Smith seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Job descriptions

Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve the position of TANF Case Aide.

Darla LaPointe seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

the GED Instructor Position. Darla

LaPointe seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

ENROLLMENT:

Resolution Tribal Enrollment Applicants

Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt

resolution #17-71; Tribal Enrollment

Applicants [A3336, A3337]. Coly

Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Addition to Adoption Ballot

James Snow motioned to add A3335

to the Adoption Ballot 2017.

Kenneth Mallory seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

[IS out]

Resolution Tribal Member Blood

Quantum

Darla LaPointe motioned to adopt

resolution #17-72; Approving a Tribal

Member Blood Quantum Increase, 383UO6556. Coly Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(5) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

[IS in]

Resolution Tribal Member Blood

Quantum

Darla LaPointe motioned to adopt

resolution #17-73; Approving a Tribal

Member Blood Quantum Increase,

383-UO6073. Vincent Bass Seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT:

BRAN update – no action taken.

PLANNING DEPARTMENT:

Updates on policies – no action

taken.

COMMITTEES:

Darla LaPointe motioned to re-advertise for all four committees that have

vacancies: Credit, Emergency Home

Repair, Pow-wow, and WCD Fund. Coly

Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Darla LaPointe motioned to advertise

for Little Priest Board of Trustees.

Vincent Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Darla LaPointe motioned to accept

the CEO Report as presented. James

Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

SEPARATE CEO MEETINGS:

Vincent Bass motioned to have the

CEO Reports on the 2nd Wednesday

of each month. Isaac Smith seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

OLD BUSINESS: NONE

NEW BUSINESS:

Frank Hensley request

Request for $400.00 for deposit. No

action taken.

TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS:

Credit Long-Term Funding – No action taken

Credit Short-Term Funding – No

action taken

Travel for Darla LaPointe

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

travel for Darla LaPointe to attend

the annual meeting of United Native

American Housing Association on April

9-12, 2017 in Denver, CO also approve

travel on March 21-22 to attend the

NIFA Hometown Heroes Building Our

Future Conference in La Vista, NE.

James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

National Native American Veterans

Memorial Invite

Vincent Bass motioned to Approve

Travel for James Snow to attend the

National Native American Veterans

Memorial Invite in Hankinson, ND on

March 28, 2017.

Darla LaPointe seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

Darla LaPointe motioned to adjourn

at 9:43 p.m. James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman White adjourned the meeting at 9:43 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth Mallory, Secretary

Winnebago Tribal Council

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

TREASURER’S REPORT MEETING

MINUTES

March 24, 2017

TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT:

Frank White

Vincent Bass

Victoria Kitcheyan

Kenneth Mallory

Isaac Smith

James Snow

Darla LaPointe

Coly Brown

OTHERS PRESENT:

Anthony Earth

Rona Stealer

Mike Means

Mayan Beltran

Mary Greaves

Tonia Keller

Kelly Snow

Tara Hernandez

Jasmine Lammers

Benny Pretends Eagle

TRIBAL COUNCIL ABSENT:

Curtis St. Cyr [travel]

CALL TO ORDER: Chairman White

called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m.

OPENING PRAYER: Vincent Bass

offered the opening prayer.

AGENDA:

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to adopt

the agenda. Coly Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

CASINO INTERNAL AUDITOR:

INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

the Internal Audit Report. Isaac Smith

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

IN-DEPTH AUDIT

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to conduct and in-depth internal/external audit of the Gaming Commission. Vincent

Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

GAMING COMMISION MONTHLY

REPORT

James Snow motioned to approve

the Gaming Commission report. Coly

Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

motion carried.

RESIGNATION

Vincent Bass motioned to accept Anthony Earth’s resignation of the Gaming

Commission; he will remain until April

30, 2017 to assist with training. Victoria

Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

motion carried.

APPOINTMENT

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to appoint Rona Stealer as Interim Chairperson until there is a full board. Darla

LaPointe seconded.

VOTE:

(4) yes, JS, DLP, VK,

(3) no, VB, KM, CB

( 0 )

abstain

Motion carried.

WINNAVEGAS REPORT:

MONTHLY REPORT

Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve

the WinnaVegas Financial report as presented. James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

MARKETING REQUEST

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to approve the 25th Anniversary Silver Ticket

Promotion. James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

[CB out 11:35 a.m.]

EXECUTIVE SESSION:

Vincent Bass motioned to go into

Executive Session at 11:41 a.m. James

Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

[CB in at 11:45 a.m.]

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to come

out of Executive Session at 12:05 p.m.

James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

BUDGET MODIFICATION:

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to approve the Water Quality Budget Modification.

James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

INTERNAL AUDITOR REPORT:

Update only.

TRIBAL REPORT: No motion, no

action taken.

ACOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK RUN

SCHEDULE: Information only.

YOUTH DONATION POLICY REVIEW: Review only.

WPS ACADEMY TRIP DONATIONS

REQUEST:

Isaac Smith motion to donate 45

Gordman’s Gift Cards at $350.00 each

to the Academy Students’ travel for

“Striving For Excellence”. Vincent Bass

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to

authorize $1,000.00 Stipend/Honorarium to WPS Students. James Snow

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to

adjourn at 12:50 p.m. Vincent Bass

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman White adjourned the meeting at 12:50 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth Mallory, Secretary

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

SPECIAL MEETING (HOUSING

WHDC)

March 29, 2017

TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT:

Frank White

Vincent Bass

Kenneth Mallory

Isaac Smith

James Snow

Coly Brown

OTHERS PRESENT:

Pat Greyhair

Crystal White

Sarah Snake

Benny Pretends Eagle

Leila Logan

Norma Stealer

Gloria Eagle

TRIBAL COUNCIL ABSENT:

Victoria Kitcheyan

Darla LaPointe

Curtis St. Cyr

CALL TO ORDER: Chairman White

called the meeting to order at 10:26 a.m.

OPENING PRAYER: Sarah Snake

offered the opening prayer.

James Snow motioned to approve

the report to the Summit to HUD. Coly

Brown seconded.

VOTE:

(4) yes (0) no (1) abstain

Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

Coly Brown motioned to adjourn at

10:42 a.m. James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(5) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman White adjourned the meeting at 10:42 a.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth Mallory, Secretary

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

MID-MONTHLY TRIBAL COUNCIL

MEETING

April 17, 2017

TRIBAL COUNCIL:

Frank White

Vincent Bass

Victoria Kitcheyan

Kenneth Mallory

Isaac Smith

James Snow

Curtis St. Cyr

Darla LaPointe

OTHERS PRESENT:

Cece Earth

Roland Warner

Tiffany Warner

Garan Coons

LaDonna Holstien

Ireta Blackbird

Keith Chamberlain

William DeCora

Stephanie Smith

Marcella Smith

Matt May

Robin Smith

TRIBAL COUNCIL ABSENT:

Coly Brown (on Leave)

CALL TO ORDER: Chairman White

called the meeting to order at 5:08 p.m.

OPENING PRAYER: James Snow

offered the opening prayer.

APPROVE THE AGENDA:

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

the amended agenda. James Snow

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

READING OF THE MINUTES:

James Snow motioned to approve the

minutes for April 3, 2017. Isaac Smith

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

RATIFY FIVE SIGNATURES:

Approve Indirect Cost Negotiation

Agreement

James Snow motioned to ratify the

five signature to approve the Indirect

Cost Negotiation Agreement offered by

the Interior Business Center. Vincent

Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Temporary Appointment of the Tribal

Historic Preservation Officer (THPO)

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ratify

the five signature to approve the tem-

porary appointment of THPO. James

Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Adopt Resolution 17-75

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ratify

the five signature adopting resolution

17-75: Opposing the renewal of Liquor

Licenses in Whiteclay, Nebraska. Isaac

Smith seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Adopt Resolution 17-76

Curtis St. Cyr motioned to ratify

the five signature adopting resolution

17-76: Opposition to the Keystone XL

Pipeline. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.Insurance Renewal

Vincent Bass motioned to ratify the

five signature approving the general liability insurance renewal presented by

Steve Hook, Conover Account Executive. Darla LaPointe seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Live Boxing

Curtis St. Cyr motioned to ratify the

five signature approving the WinnaVegas Casino Resort Marketing request

for Ringside Ticket: CBS Live boxing

event. Vincent Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Rockhouse Productions

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to

ratify the five signature approving the

WinnaVegas Casino Resort Marketing

request for Rockhouse Productions:

“Frankie Avalon”.

Vincent Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

CEO ACTION ITEM: Committee

Discussion

Curtis St. Cyr motioned to change

qualifications to be on the pow-wow

committee to be worded “shall be an

enrolled Winnebago Tribal Member”.

James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

TRIBAL HOUSING REQUEST:

Vincent Bass motioned to approve

the request to single source the bid for

project satellite installation at tribal

housing. Curtis St. Cyr seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (1) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS:

[Vince out]

APPROVE TRAVEL:

Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve travel for Tribal Council to attend the Chief Standing Bear Breakfast

Commemoration in Lincoln, Nebraska

on May 12, 2017.

James Snow seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

[Vince in]

APPROVE TRAVEL:

Darla LaPointe motioned to approve

travel for Tribal Council [CS, JS, IS] to

attend a meeting with the Congressional Delegation in Washington, DC on

May 3-4, 2017.

Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

IT ISSUES

Vincent Bass motioned to move

Brandon Stout and Jay Stout to Employees vs. Contract. Curtis St. Cyr

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

ALCOHOL PROGRAM UPDATE

Isaac Smith motioned to direct CEO

to offer G.D. and L.M. to Resign or Do

an “At Will” Termination Immediately.

Kenneth Mallory seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

YOUTH REQUEST

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to

provide a clothing allowance card for

Winnebago Enrolled Student Traveling

to Washington, D.C. Curtis St. Cyr

seconded.

VOTE:

(6) yes (0) no ( 1 )

abstain, JS

Motion car ried.

APPROVE TRAVEL

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to approve travel to Omaha, Nebraska to

attend the Bernie Sanders Rally on

April 20, 2017. Vincent Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

HOUSING ISSUES

GAMING INTERVIEWS

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to go

into Executive Session at 9:02 p.m.

Vincent Bass seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Vincent Bass motioned to come out

of Executive Session at 9:30 p.m. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to

adjourn at 9:32 p.m. Vincent Bass

seconded.

VOTE:

(7) yes (0) no ( 0 )

abstain Motion carried.

Chairman White adjourned the

meeting at 9:32 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth Mallory, Secretary

Winnebago Tribal Council

Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017 — Page 5

Bago News

WHS Senior Honored for his Donations…

Kyle Urbanec was awarded

the LifeServe Donor Distinction

Red Honor Cord by Nurse Julie

Benson and Jackie Koch at the

May 7th commencement exercises. He has donated six times

since he turned sixteen. That

means he has saved up to 18

lives. That is because one pint

of whole blood can be divided

into three parts and given as

needed to individual patients.

Winnebago Pubic is very

proud of the seven graduating

seniors who have donated a total of 19 pints of blood. Those

students are Gabe Aldrich,

Ethan Bird, Josh Miles, Kristin

Neff, Jacey Price, and Iktomi

Rice. Together they have saved

up to 57 lives.

Did you know?

Premature infants need on average 1-4 units of red blood cells.

Cancer patients need 3-10 units of red blood cells/10-30 units of platelets.

Automobile and trauma patients need 5-100 units of red blood cells.

Cardiovascular surgery patients need 3-8 units of red blood cells/1-10 units

of platelets.

Burn victims need 20 units of platelets.

Organ and marrow transplant patients need 10-30 units of red blood

cells/100-200 units of platelets.

Someone needs blood every two seconds.

Less than 10 percent of the eligible U.S. population donates annually.

There is no substitute for human blood.

One in seven people entering a hospital need blood.

We hope that the seniors who have given so willingly during their high school

career will continue to be donors as they enter the next stages of their lives.

Winnebago Track & Field season is in the books for these two young athletes…I know Ed but I don’t know the other guy so I wasn’t gonna say his name. Anyway, you can help me out.

My WHS Sports correspondent is currently cruzing around Seattle, Washington with Academy students. So I’m not clear on all the kids names. Congrats Bago!

2009 Caddy DTS

$11,500

75 k miles

2010 Ford F-150

$9,000

4 x 4 Work Truck

90 k miles

2001 Chevy Silverado 1500

2006 Dodge Charger R/T

$8,500

$7,800

4 x 4, 95 k miles

Hemi Power, 114 k miles

SPRING

BLOW OUT

SALE !!!

2006 Hummer H3

$9,000

4x4

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Camilo

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Camilo

Lopez

Wyatt

Lucero

Latricia

Lyons

Angel

Lyons

Ashley

Lyons

Cheyenne

Lyons

Cree

Lyons

Sierra

Madson

Laura

Madson

Patricia

Madson

Renae

Mallory

Cherish

Mallory

Kenneth

Mallory

Lou

Mallory Jr

Louis

Ryan

Renee

Danelle

Rainbow

Jean

Elaine

Ann

James

Dickson

Everette

Alan

Ann

Gustabo

Rae

Jaleel Richard

Louise

Winfield

Jean

Charles

Bruce

Victoria

Christine

Ryan

Alexandria

Christian

Marie

Fawn

Joy

Joyce

Rae

James

Louise

Frederick

Colleen

Charles

Nicole

Janelle

Jerrod

Lynn

Anthony

Pierre

Robert

Jenae

Elizabeth

Rose

Louis

Ann

Carter

Leigh

Rain

Michelle

Raefield

Nicole

David Bucksin

Lorenzo

Jacob Dennis

Rae

Dane

Lee

Agatha

Bartlett

Nannette

Lynn

Joseph

James

Justine

Rae

Michelle

Rose

Marie

Jean

Ann

Jon

Jason

Allen

Ann

Jean

Dawn

Ray

Lee

Rae

Louise

Milford

Lea

Edward

Leigh

Tical

Marie

Ramos

Ramon

Michael

Grace

Ann

Martha

Mae

Rene

Takoda

Gonzalez

John

Christopher

Kay

Leah

Marie

Rain

Autumn

Summer

Maree

Renae

Sharon Rose

Wayne

Ann

Francis

Mallory

Nakia

Maney

Ilona

Marr

Jordin

Marr

Michelle

Marrufo

Kirsten

Marrufo

Kristofor

Martinez

Tallsun

Martinez

Joseph

Martinez-Brown Nellie

Masquat

Niana

Mazur

Erick

McCauley

Annette

McCauley

Barbara

McCauley

Robert

McCauley

Rodney

McCauley

Walter

McDonald

Dannelle

McDonald

Mason

McDonald

Terrence

Means

Faith

Medina

Anthony

Medina

Isaiah

Medina

Mimi

Medina

Santita

Mercer

Esther

Mercer Jr

Robert

Merrick

Fredrick

Merrick

Jeremy

Merrick

Luke

Miller

Maggie

Morgan

Lance

Morgan

Maunka

Morgan

Pearl

Morris

Alexis

Morris

Beverly

Morris

Heaven

Morris

Jason

Morris

Tyla

Morris III

William

Morris IV

William

Morrison

Mary

Morrison

Rebecca

Nava

Abigail

Nava

Marisela

Neff

Cheryl

Neff

Craig

Neff II

Gregory

Neff Sr

Gregory

Neff

James

Neff

Juanita

Neff

Talia

Neff

Victoria

Nez Jr

Norman

Nieman

Autumn

Nieman

Jeremiah

Olivares

Jovan

O'Shogay

Gloria

Owen

Charisse

Painter

Amy

Painter

Eli

Painter

Les

Painte-McCauley Mary

Painter Sr

Matthew

Painter Jr

Matthew

Parker

Christina

Parker

Dana

Parker

Jennifer

Parker

Jewel

Parker

Melanie

Parker

Michaelene

Parker

Teresa

Patton Jr

Carl

Paulsen

Andrea

Paulsen

Donna

Payer

Anthony

Payer

Barkley

Payer

Benita

Payer

Brenda

Payer

Candace

Payer

Cela

Payer

Damon

Payer

Darren

Payer

Delicia

Payer

Dorine

Payer

Drake

Payer

Dylan

Payer III

Edward

Payer Sr

Henry

Payer

Jae

Payer

Jeremy

Payer

Lawrence

Payer

Rita

Payer

Royce

Payer Jr

William

Pennah

Sharon

Perales

Gabriela

Perales

Roman

Phillips

Kyla

Picotte

Angelica

Picotte

Krystle

Picotte

Lincoln

Picotte

Marcel

Picotte

Michelle

Picotte

Tara

Picotte

Winona

Picotte-Hargreaves Debora

Porter

Jamiah

Porter

Jean

Porter

Michell

Pretends Eagle Benny

Pretends Eagle Daniel

Pretends Eagle Thomas

Price

Jacey

Price Jr

James

Price Sr

James

Quagon

Elijah

Rave

Aaron

Rave

Angelo

Rave

Annie

Rave

Clarissa

Rave

Darian

Rave

Dwayne

Allen

Rose

Lee

Louise

Shane

Shannon Michael

Lee

Suzette

Lailece

James

Maria

Ann

Murphy

Allen

Wilfred

Alexis Lakota

Jade

Jared

Rose

David

Lorraine

Rose

Duane

James

Allen

Rose

Gregory

Jo Ella

Ann

Leigh

Tyler

Jenelle

Penn

Louise

May

Buchanan

Lynne

Henry

Allen

Neal

Maney

Rose

Dineh

Joy

George

Lynn

Leigh

Star

Belle

John Ventura

James

Jeanette

Charles

Darnell

Faye

Kay

Larae

Lynn

Kay

Leanne

Thomas

Annette

Marie

Joseph

Stacey

Belle

Jean

Natasha

Janae

Lee

Jay

Jenae

Lee

Benjamin

Bradford

Francis

Dawn

Edward

Allen

Moses

Lynn

Ariadne

Anthony

Ashlyn

Rose

Lee

Wayne

Antoine

Katherine

Charonne

Agnes

Susan

Keith

Marie

Edward Vincent

Francis

Benjamin

Lee

Harold

Jacob

Leigh

Miquel Larose

Larose

Marie

Ira

Joseph

Page 8— Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017

2017 Eligible Voters List

Rave Jr

Ira

Rave Sr

Ira

Rave

Isaiah

Rave

Justina

Rave

Kierra

Rave

Leslie

Rave

Norman

Rave

Rebecca

Rave

Vanna

Rave

Xavier

Raymond IV

Charles

Redfeather

Twila

Redhorn

Antonio

Redhorn

Bethani

Redhorn

Bronson

Redhorn

Cheri

Redhorn

David

Redhorn

Deidre

Redhorn

Diane

Redhorn

Ida

Redhorn

Ihleen

Redhorn Sr

Ivan

Redhorn

Madisyn

Redhorn

Mary

Redhorn

Melori

Redhorn

Morgyn

Redhorn

Nicole

Redhorn

Rita

Redhorn

Robin

Redhorn

Ryan

Redhorn

Sandra

Redhorn

Seferina

Redhorn

Skyler

Redhorn

Steven

Redhorn

Wakiya

Redhorn-Chamberlain Sharon

Redhorn-Endito Ihler

Redhorn-Shores Bradley

Redhorn-Whitewater James

Reinhart

Yvonne

Reynolds

Trice

Reynolds Jr

Troy

Rice

Alysia

Rice

Avis

Rice

Charles

Rice

Gabriel

Rice

Henry

Rice

Jeanette

Rice

Katherine

Rice

Kenneth

Rice

Louis

Rice

Mary

Rice

Maxine

Rice Jr

Nicholas

Rice Sr

Nicholas

Rice

Thelma

Rice

Winona

Ricehill Sr

Daniel

Ricehill

Tiara

Rios

Rocina

Roan Eagle

Sharon

Roberts

Christian

Roberts

Elyas

Roberts

Tania

Rogers

Tonia

Rogers

Triston

Rogue

Anna

Rooney

Jonathan

Rosado

Jacob

Ross

Crystal

Saldana

Anna

Saldana

Eraine

Sanchez

Leopoldo

Sandoval

Elizabeth

Sandoval

Ramona

Saul

Fern

Saunsoci III

Charles

Saunsoci

Elena

Scott

Austin

Scott

Bette

Scott

Cristian

Scott

Johnny

Scott

Karen

Scott

Kee

Scott

Maria

Scott

Marlon

Scott

Micah

Scott II

Sandy

Scott

Sandy

Scott

Van

Seymour

Shirlene

Sharpback

Fran

Sharpback

Scott

Sharpback

Teresa

Sharpback

Wilhelmena

Sharpback-Lujan Andreana

Sharpback-Lujan Teresa

Sheridan Jr

David

Sheridan Sr

David

Sheridan

Gloria

Sheridan

Lisa

Sheridan

Ramona

Slowman

He-We-zeka

Slowman

Kristia

Slowman

Sherriel

Smith

David

Smith

Elizabeth

Smith

Ernest

Smith

Francine

Smith

Francis

Smith

Gregory

Smith

Isaac

Smith

Jarron

Smith

Jennifer

Smith Jr

John

Smith

Johnnie

Smith

Jonielle

Smith

Kobe

Smith

Marcella

Smith

Matthew

Smith

Michele

Smith

Monica

Smith

Rena

George

Westin

Ashley

Emaline

Evans

Alan

Rose

Jade

Anthony

John

Neola Marie

John

Nicole

Francis Wayne

Elizabeth

Joseph

Jacqueline

Lee

Mae

Rene

Bradley

Joe

Joi

Jae

Rochelle

Charlene

Kay

Scott

Jean

Marie

Andr

Ihler

Rose

Mark

John

Esther

Xavier

Anthony

Ann

Maria

Francis

Lee

Mel

Marie

Edward

Hannah

Jeanette

Dean

Jane

William

Leigh

Marie

Lynn Price

James

Payne

Leigh

Nicole

Bailey

Daniel

Roberta

Maria

Marie

Glenn

Irene

Amos

White Plume

Van

Ramo

Ann

Lynn

Jacqueline

Michael

Steele

McIntosh

Revson

Darret

Fawn

Alan

Mae

Jule

Ann

Norman

Marie

Joy

Marie

Lansing

Latrice

Mary

Lee

Dean

Andrea

Michael

James

Blake

Francis

Ann

Waukon

Leroy

Latrice

Ray

Ann

Anthony

Regina

Faye

Etta

Smith

Stephanie

Smith

Victor

Smith

William

Snake

Abigail

Snake

Anthony

Snake

Dawn

Snake

Katherine

Snake

Lavonne

Snake

Lorna

Snake

Michael

Snake III

Reuben

Snake

Rosa

Snake

Salena

Snake

Sarah

Snake

Serena

Snake

Stuart

Snake-Bumann Lenore

Snake-Bumann Maxine

Snow

Carmen

Snow

Carol

Snow

David

Snow

Farrar

Snow

James

Snow

Julia

Snow

Kellie

Snow

Linda

Snow

Natasha

Snow

Rita

Snow

Rodney

Snow

Sheila

Snow

Thomas

Snow

Vinetta

Snowball

Crystal

Snowball

Duane

Snowball

Herschel

Snowball

Joseph

Snowball

Lavinia

Snowball

Nathan

Snowball

Paul

Snowball Jr

Peter

Snowball Sr

Peter

Snowball

Raymond

Snowball

Samuel

Snowball

Terry

Snowball Jr

Thomas

Snowball Sr

Thomas

Snowball-Carley Brenda

Snyder

Darwin

Snyder

Teisha

Solomon

Cora

Spears

Christa

Springer

Christina

Springer

Marcella

St. Cyr

Benjamin

St. Cyr

Curtis

St. Cyr

Daryl

St. Cyr

Ebony

St. Cyr

Gentry

St. Cyr

Isaiah

St. Cyr

John

St. Cyr

Lewis

St. Cyr

Luke

St. Cyr

Qui

St. Cyr

Robert

St. Cyr

Terry

St. Cyr

William

Stealer

Jessica

Stealer

Norma

Stealer

Rona

Suarez

Angelo

Suarez III

Jorge

Suarez

Saralee

Sun

Anna

Symouksavanh Artavian

Tebo

Corey

Tebo

Courtney

Tebo

Kathleen

Tebo

Kevin

Tebo

Randolph

Tebo

Rosella

Tebo III

Samuel

Thomas

Audrey

Thomas

Bernard

Thomas

Brooke

Thomas

Deanna

Thomas

Heath

Thomas

Helena

Thomas

Jamie

Thomas Jr

Jeffery

Thomas Sr

Jeffery

Thomas

Joann

Thomas

Kadge

Thomas

Louise

Thomas

Marian

Thomas

Marissa

Thomas

Mark

Thomas Sr

Michael

Thomas

Michelle

Thomas

Rodney

Thomas

Savhana

Thomas

Scott

Thomas

Taryn

Thomas

Tracy

Thomas-Bear

Sunshine

Tyndall

Corbin

Tyndall Jr

Harold

Ulibarri Jr

Steven

Urbanec

Deanna

Velasco

Viola

Walker

Adonis

Walker

Alan

Walker

Alma

Walker

Alma

Walker

Angie

Walker

Anthony

Walker

April

Walker

Barbara

Walker

Byron

Walker

Carol

Walker

Cassondra

Walker

Christie

Walker

Dawnika

Walker

Dontae

Lynn

Edwin

Elizabeth

Marie

Theresa

Ruth

Greyson

Melvin

Ann

Rebecca

Elizabeth

Dale

Wade

Ann

Amelia

Ilea

Ann

Ryan

Patrick

Edward

Veronica

Renee

Lou

Nicole

Louise

Louis

James

Joyce

Dawn

Joseph

Miles

Craig

Pauline

Charles

Donald

Mitchell

Shane

Eldon

Edward

Carol

Lee

Nicolasa

Leigh

Marie

Rose

Louis

Harold

Greg

Danielle

Lee

William Jarrod

Raymond

Cass

Andrew

Renee

Francis

Lee

John

Jean

Doreen

Drew

Eduardo

Iona

Queen

Francis

Allen

Lamont

Evans

William

Daniel

Rose

Nicole

Jeremy

Marie

Nicole

Scott

Elizabeth

Michael

Lee

Samone

Isaiah

Milton

Lee

James

Sioux

Everett

Jade

Rose

Jace

Alexander

Felix

Lynn

Marie

Jare

Jay

Rose Free

Rose

Marie

Cole

Leigh

Ann

James

Jean

Marie

Veronica

Joelle

Lee

Walker

Elizabeth

Jean

Walker Jr

Emmette

Earl

Walker III

Fred

Walker

Isaiah

Miguel

Walker

Jacob

Thomas Cain

Walker

Jordan

Thomas Quinn

Walker

Kenneth

Walker Jr

Llewelyn

Thomas

Walker

Mariah

Marie

Walker

Mary

Alice

Walker

Nathan

Joseph

Walker II

Richard

Thomas

Walker

Richard

Thomas

Walker

Skyla

Marie

Walker

Teala

Colleen

Walker

Todd

Benjamin David

Walker

Victoria

Mae Valentine

Walker

Vincent

Walker

Vincent

Eugene

Walker-Flanders Rella

Mayme

Ware

Anthony

Daniel

Ware

Clarice

Danielle

Ware Jr

Kent

Daniel

Ware

Phyllis

Marie

Ware

Ralisha

Marie

Warner

Agnes

Mary

Warner

David

Francis

Warner

Levi

William

Warner

Roland

Monroe

Warner

Ronald

Evans

Warner

Tiffani

Joye

Warner

Yvette

Michelle

West

Christine

White

Allina

Yvonne

White

Crystal

Faith

White

Elizabeth

June

White

Frank

Gilbert

White

Janelle

Flossie

White

Kenneth

Gene

White

Michelle

Matilda

White

Ramona

Krystal

White Jr

Thomas

Lee

Whitebear

Alicia

Charlotte

Whitebear

Kaylynn

Renae

Whitebear

Kyliah

Ranelle

Whitebear Sr

Roger

Whitebear

Ronald

Ray

Whitebear

Teyah

Eloise

Whitebeaver Jr Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver Sr Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver

Stephani

Laura

Whitener

Joseph

Leon

Whitewater

Amelia

Marie

Whitewater

Brandon

Terrance

Whitewater

Darren

Wayne

Whitewater Jr

Donald

Whitewater

Gayla

Jalece

Whitewater

Jerrine

Tylah

Whitewater

Kenneth

Wayne

Whitewater

Kimberly

Joi

Whitewater

Latia

Rose

Whitewater

Lois

Leota

Whitewater

Louis

Benjamin

Whitewater

Luther

Steven

Whitewater

Merle

Daniel

Whitewater

Monica

Marie

Whitewater

Sandra

Jean

Whitewater

Sheila

Marie

Whitewater

Stephanie

Rella

Whitewater

Tanesha

Marie

Whitewater

Thelma

Jane

Whitewater

Trista

Jewels

Whitewater-White Eyes Jaracelene Larae

Whitewing

Lisa

Marie

Whitewing

Solomon

George

Whitewing-Saul Oliver

Lewis

Whitewing-Saul Olivia

Marie

Wilkie

Trevor

Chase

Wingett Jr

David

Everett

Wingett

Mathew

Paul

Wolfe

Alan

Duane

Wolfe

Alyssa

Deeann

Wolfe

Audrey

Rose

Wolfe

Bobbie

Wolfe

Chotch-he-schkotch-ga

Wolfe

Daniel

Wolfe

Ellyson

Cecelia

Wolfe

Henrietta

Ann

Wolfe

Jeremiah

Mitchell

Wolfe

Karen

Maria

Wolfe

Kryssa

Reeann

Wolfe

Natasha

Marie

Wolfe

Ramona

Kay

Wolfe

Regina

Leeann

Wolfe Jr

Roy

Anthony

Wolfe

Samantha

Josephine

Wolfe

Theodore

John

Wolfe Jr

Thomas

Edward

Wolfe

Tyree

Leeanne

Wolfe

Tyren

Lee

Wolfe

Tyresha

Lynelle

Wolfeleader

Justis

Wolfeleader

Vincent

James

Yellowbull

Marie

Elaine

Zach

Douglas

Rainen

Zach

Eugene

Charles

Zagurski

Dana

Lynn

18 YEAR OLD ADDENDUM

Long

Neff

Preston

Springer Jr

Wolfe

Shondeen

Kristin

David

Charles

Joseph

Evelyn

Victoria

James

Joseph

Wilbur James

*These individuals are Eligible to Vote in the

Regular Election only

Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017 — Page 9

Bago News

Winnebago Students Win Standing Bear Awards News from WPS 4th grade class…

The Mrs. Finzen and Mrs. Aman’s fourth grade class saw an exciting conclusion to their Nebraska Studies Unit. Louie LaRose came to school and gave an

interesting and informative presentation about the buffalo. The students were

so captivated with his talk and buffalo items that you could hear a pin drop in

the classroom.

Winnebago Public School was well represented at the 2017 Standing Bear

Breakfast in Lincoln, NE. Nadia Bass read her award winning Essay while the

Title Seven Culture program dazzled the crowd with their drums and dancing.

New Deadline ! ! !

for Winnebago Newspaper

May 26

The annual Nebraska Studies 4th grade field trip was once again a rousing

success. The students spent the day watching history come alive as they toured

a number of historical sites and listening to speakers share their knowledge about

local history and nature. The day wouldn't of been complete without a stop in

the park eat to have some well deserved fun.

Page 10 — Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Community News

NOTICE:

WHDC tenants, please be considerate of your neighbors & pick up any

curbside garbage. We realize most of this is from traffic riding through your

neighborhoods but we all need to take pride in our community. Have your school

aged children help by picking up garbage off your lawns after school, picking

up toys and keeping bicycles away from the curb and out of the way of vehicle

parking areas.

Also, remember to have your non-running vehicles either fixed or towed to an

alternate spot as parking is limited especially in areas like the Senior Complex

and other apartment parking lots. Not only does it make it harder for tenants

with working vehicles but it is also a draw for vandalism.

We appreciate your cooperation & are here to assist you in any matters pertaining to lease compliance. Feel free to call me, Dawn Snake, new Resident

Services coordinator at the Winnebago Housing & Development Commission, @

(404) 878-2241 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.

Thank You!

I you’re cruzing the River bottom and you come upon this spot, don’t try it. Unless you got

a lot of pushers in car, or lots of water, a flash light, bug spray and come snacks. I was

gonna try it, but no way.

Winnebago Self Storage

5x10 - $35/month

10x10 - $45/month

10x20 - $65/month

Masthead Scene

SCHOOL IS OUT!!! This week St. Augustine’s Mission celebrated the end

of the school year. Students spent the end of the school year with a week

of cleaning their classrooms, and a track & field day. Today the 8Th grade

class held graduation ceremonies and the Kindergarten class recognized

their completion of pre-school and the move to the Big School. Congratulations to all the students and Thank You to all the teachers, staff and

administration at all our Winnebago educational facilities.

LEGAL NOTICE

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This institution is an equal opportunity provider

Notice of Hearing

Case No. JFJ17-023

The People of the Winnebago Tribe

In the Interest of:

C. S. III (DOB 9-04-2016)

To:

CHARLES SEWELL II, Father

You are hereby notified that

a hearing for Initial Appearance concer ning the above referred minor

individual(s) in case no. JFJ17-023 has

been scheduled and will be heard in the

Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago,

Nebraska on the 6TH day of JUNE, 2017

at the hour of 10:30 A.M.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. CV17-051

In the Matter of the Custody Petition of:

MARK CLEVELAND

vs.

DANA FAYE PARKER

To: DANA FAYE PARKER,

You are hereby notified that a

Custody petition has been filed and

a Trial concerning the above referred

Individual(s) in case no. CV17-051 has

been scheduled will be heard in the

Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago,

Nebraska on the 22ND day of JUNE,

2017 at the hour of 9:00 A.M.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. JFJ17-010

The People of the Winnebago Tribe

In the Interest of:

M. T. JR. (DOB 7-22-2009)

To: MICHAEL THOMAS SR., Father

You are hereby notified that a hearing for Initial Appearance concerning

the above referred minor individual(s)

in case no. JFJ17-010 has been scheduled and will be heard in the Winnebago

Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska

on the 6TH day of JUNE, 2017 at the

hour of 10:00 A.M.

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. CV17-015

In the Matter of the

Divorce Petition of:

ELIZABETH CORTES

MAXIMINO CORTES

To: MAXIMINO CORTES:

You are hereby notified that a Divorce petition has been filed and a hearing concerning the above referred Case

No. CV17-015 has been scheduled and

will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal

Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the

1ST day of JUNE, 2017 at the hour of

11:00 A.M.

Winnebago Indian News, Wednesday, May 17, 2017 — Page 11

Spring Time In Bago

Congratulations Little Priest Graduates

Class of 2017

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