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Your Oneida Nation Connection APRIL 6, 2022
PEARL WEBSTER Remarkable Woman of NE Wisconsin pg 2
Skenandore’s artistic passions turning heads
registration,” Skenandore said.
“So the first basket I made since I
was a child was made in February
2017. I gave that one to my son
and his fiancée for their wedding
card basket in 2018. My father
walked on in June 2017, but by
the end of that year I was weaving
again and learning as much as I
could.”
Jumping headfirst into her
new passion, Skenandore began
learning how to work with Black
Ash, Sweet Grass, Willow, Cedar,
Pine needles, and Birch. Her
mother, Loretta Webster, and
stepfather, Stan Webster, were
so enamored with Skenandore’s
skills that they began encouraging
her to enter art shows. In time
Photos courtesy Christopher Johnson, James Kelly, D.King of Images she gained the confidence to enter
Oneida artist Rae Skenandore proudly displays some of her artwork. her first competition - the 2019
In recent years Skenandore has discovered a love for producing Woodland Indian Art Show, and
traditional baskets and other forms of Native art. she hasn’t looked back.
“My original intentions were
By Christopher Johnson years,” Skenandore said. “In 2015
to produce three jingle dance
Senior Reporter/Photographer my father, Don Domencich, was
sisters as they represent healing,”
diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Discovering new passions a Skenandore said. “So the first
I would spend most of my free
little later in life can often bring piece I made for the competition
time going back and forth to
a fulfillment for people who feel was called ‘Healing Dancer,’ and
Sturgeon Bay and attending his
they are missing something in she was in black shaped like a
doctor’s appointments with him
their life. In recent years Rae female jingle dress dance with the
and helping arrange home health
Skenandore, an Oneida Nation jingles. ‘Healing Dancer’ ended
care.”
citizen and career tribal employee, up winning Theme category
While helping take care of
has found that she absolutely Native Women. I was so thrilled
her father, a close friend knew
loves producing traditional art when the Neville Public Museum
Skenandore was under an extreme
and teaching eager learners approached me about purchasing
amount of stress and, knowing of
following the passing of her father her to be part of their permanent
her growing interest in traditional
in 2017. display.”
basket making, signed her up for
“Way back when we used to 2019 turned out to be quite the
a class through the Oneida Arts
have summer school at Norbert eventful year for Skenandore as
Program. “My friend Mary knew
Hill Center I took a basket she followed up her impressive
I wanted to learn so she told me
making class and that was the
to get over there and pay for it Continued on PG 10
only one I made for probably 40
before they charged her for the Skenandore’s artistic passions
FE AT U R E ELDER S VIDEOS CULTUR E
Oneida Nation honored by Sons We are made of Stories - Elder Oneida Fishing Ceremony honors
of the American Revolution interviews return tribal rights
PG 3 PG 8 PG 9
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FEATURE KALIHWISAKS
WFRV names Pearl Webster 2022 Remarkable
Woman of Northeast Wisconsin
Michele Mccormack, Pearl Webster, Tom Zalaski Photos Courtesy Ken Webster
By Christopher Johnson Pearl Webster on receiving the 2022
Senior Reporter/Photographer Remarkable Woman Award:
"So much of this journey to make
The Oneida Nation woman behind Safe Shelter a reality was uncharted
the opening of Safe Shelter has been territory. Nevertheless, with the
named WFRV’s 2022 Remarkable help and inspiration of so many,
Woman of NE Wisconsin. The Green I was able to keep pushing through
Bay CBS affiliate began celebrating all of the challenges.
remarkable women in the community Therefore, when we opened
back in March and came up with the doors this past November, it
four finalists based on viewer and filled my heart with pride and joy
community input. knowing that we were providing
In 2014 Webster, a career nurse, comfort to those who don’t have a
made it her goal to help those place to call home. By receiving the Garth Webster and Pearl Webster
battling homelessness on the Oneida Remarkable Woman recognition,
Reservation. The Safe Shelter opened it provides even more ambition to
The Safe Shelter
its doors to struggling families in continue helping others.
November 2021 just before the holidays. Thank you, WFRV, for holding 2155 Hutson Road
The shelter can house up to 14 families this event to acknowledge all of the Green Bay, WI 54303
at a time, and guests are offered various woman leaders who have sacrificed Contact Information:
resources such as Behavioral Health so much to pursue their mission." (920) 932-3380
and domestic abuse services. pearl.webster@safesheltergb.org
Congratulations to Pearl and thank
www.safesheltergb.org/
you for your years of selfless caring
for others.
www.facebook.com/SafeShelterGB/
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FEATURE APRIL 6, 2022 |3
Oneida Nation honored by Sons of the American Revolution
the Oneida Nation Veterans of Foreign
Wars (VFW) Post 7784, Presidents
Wright and Keith presented Oneida
Nation Chairman Tehassi Hill with
a pair of awards in recognition of the
critical role the tribe played in the war.
Hill accepted the awards on behalf of
the Oneida Nation.
“I am very honored to be here to
present the National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution’s
Distinguished Patriotic Leadership
Award,” Wright said. “This is to
recognize the Oneida Nation for the
assistance that they provided to the
American soldiers during the American
Revolution and for the more than
Kali photo/Christopher Johnson
250 years of continued service and
assistance to the United States and its
Great Lakes District Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Vice President General
military.”
William Austin, Oneida Nation Chairman Tehassi Hill, George Washington’s Left
Wright then paused to offer a thought
Guard, and SAR President General Davis Wright proudly display ‘Oneida Warrior,’
and the Distinguished Patriotic Leadership Award. he’d contemplated for years. “Part of me
wonders if I’d even be here if it weren’t
By Christopher Johnson President General William Austin, for the Oneida people,” Wright said.
Senior Reporter/Photographer along with Wisconsin and Michigan
Societies Sons of the American Continued on PG 11
President General of the National Revolution President Sam Keith, made Sons of the American Revolution
Society Sons of the American an honorary visit to the Oneida Nation
Revolution (SAR) Davis Wright, Vice Reservation March 31. Appearing at
Pope apologizes to Canadian Indigenous delegation
By Christopher Johnson The pope also said he hopes to attended the Canadian facilities.
Senior Reporter/Photographer visit Canada sometime this summer In the United State, Department of
around the Feast of St. Anne, being the Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is
In a potentially monumental first step celebrated this year July 26. Members expected to release her department’s
towards possible healing, Pope Francis of the delegation made clear they also report on its investigation into the
apologized to a Canadian Indigenous wish to receive an apology from Francis U.S. Government’s oversight of Native
delegation in Rome for the deplorable on Canadian soil during the visit. At American Boarding Schools sometime
abuses Native children suffered in least 150,000 (this number is believed in the near future. The report was
that country’s Catholic-run residential to be much higher) Native children delivered to Haaland April 1, but it’s
schools. The delegation, consisting of from around Canada were forced to not known what information is actually
dozens of First Nations, Inuit, and into government-funded Christian contained in the report.
Metis citizens, made the journey to schools from the 19th century until This is a developing story and more
the Vatican in the hopes of hearing an the 1970s, with at least 6,000 student information will be released as it is
apology and securing reparations for deaths occurring at these facilities. received.
their communities so severely impacted Incomplete, and sometimes destroyed,
by Canada’s Residential School policies records make it nearly impossible to
and horrors. get firm listings of all the children who
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ENVIRONMENTAL KALIHWISAKS
Solar Deployment on Tribal Facilities project
Anna John Resident Centered Care Community has 165 kilowatts of solar on its roof. Photo Courtesy Enegy Team
By Mike Troge energy. As the sun gets lower in the the solar arrays. In about five years
Energy Team sky from summer to winter, the solar SunVest will have benefited from their
Solar Electric Update panels have less time to collect energy. investment. Oneida will be able to gain
March 21 is the spring equinox which Captured energy peaks in June and full control of each solar array. That
means 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours July. Captured energy is lowest in will give Oneida Nation about $80,000
of night. June 21 is the summer solstice, December and January. The graph is of utility electricity savings per year.
the longest day of the year, when we get showing us this seasonal relationship, Solar panels last more then 30 years.
about 18 hours of daylight and 6 hours very much like a sin wave. Other things to note: This photovoltaic
of night. Several Tribal buildings are The systems combined produce about (PV) system prevented nearly 5 million
taking advantage of this light using 850,000 kilowatt-hours per year. That pounds of carbon dioxide emissions
solar electric (also called: photo-vol- equals the same amount of energy that into the atmosphere. That’s like
taic) arrays. A solar array is a bunch of is used in 85 typical homes. To date, the planting 36,000 trees!
rows and columns of solar panels that combined savings are $20,000 per year. Stay tuned! The Energy Team has
collect sunlight energy and convert it Oneida Nation used a Department of some interesting projects brewing.
to building energy. An inverter does Energy grant and a partnership with We’ll bring you updates in the coming
the conversion. a solar developer (SunVest) to build months.
In 2017, solar arrays were plugged
in at County H Recreation Center
(CHRC), Elder Service Apartments
(ESA), Food Distribution (FD),
Health Center (OCHC), Anna John
(AJRCCC), and IMAC/Annex. The
energy from the solar arrays plus the
utility energy provide the total energy
used in the building.
The graph shows the annual solar
production for all 7 buildings from
2018 through 2021. Every day the
solar panels collect energy. As the sun
gets higher in the sky from winter to
summer and the days get longer, the
solar panels have more time to collect
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NEWS KALIHWISAKS
UW–Oneida partnership
supports elder brain health
Article provided by the
Oneida Nation Alzheimer’s Disease
Community Advisory Board
A partnership between the
Oneida Nation of Wisconsin and
the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease
Research Center (ADRC) is work-
ing to expand memory care educa-
tion and understand how dementia
affects elders and their families in
the Oneida community.
Since 2015, Oneida commu-
nity members, tribal leaders, aging
and health experts, and scientists
from UW–Madison have worked
together to raise awareness of Members of the Oneida Nation Alzheimer’s Disease Community Advisory
Alzheimer’s disease and related Board in 2019 (Membership has changed slightly since then). Back row, left
dementias in American Indian to right: Crystal Metoxen, Marlene Summers, Pat Lassila, Lois Strong, Carey
communities across Wisconsin. Gleason, Sacheen Lawrence and Melissa Metoxen. Front row, left to right:
The Wisconsin ADRC is one of Megan Zuelsdorff, Florence Petri, Dellora Cornelius and Debbie Miller.
33 National Institute on Aging
(NIA)-designated Alzheimer’s Wisconsin are living with a diagno- for more information about Alzhei-
disease research centers in the sis of Alzheimer’s disease, with an mer’s disease in Indian Country, he
United States, working to find a additional 198,000 family care- learned there was minimal knowl-
way to prevent and effectively treat givers caring for a loved one living edge because research had included
Alzheimer’s disease. A community with dementia. little representation of American
advisory board (CAB) guides the The partnership between the Indians. Also in 2015, Oneida
Wisconsin ADRC collaboration, Oneida Nation of Wisconsin and Elder Services Director Florence
with goals focused on providing Wisconsin ADRC began with a Petri obtained state funding to hire
outreach, education and memory question: What do we know about Oneida’s first dementia care spe-
care to Oneida Nation community Alzheimer’s disease and American cialist, and Debra Miller was hired
members. Indians? as tribal dementia care specialist
Historically, understanding At an Alzheimer’s Association with the Oneida Nation Compre-
Alzheimer’s disease and its impact state conference in 2015, Oneida hensive Health Division.
in Indian Country has been lim- Nation Commission on Aging As Oneida community mem-
ited. Alzheimer’s disease is the 7th (ONCOA) board member Mike bers wanted to support local elders
leading cause of death in the United Hill met representatives from the in their community with educa-
States. More than 120,000 people in Wisconsin ADRC. When Hill asked tion about memory changes and
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NEWS APRIL 6, 2022 |7
resources for people and families
experiencing dementia, they began
to connect with Wisconsin ADRC
Partner Spotlight
investigators and eventually formed
the Oneida Nation Alzheimer’s
Disease Community Advisory
Board (Oneida CAB).
Through these collaborative
Get to know an Oneida CAB member
partnerships, the Oneida CAB has Carey Gleason, PhD, MS, is an
hosted memory screening clinics associate professor of medicine at the
and brain health educational events UW School of Medicine and Public
in Oneida. Educational events Health and an Alzheimer’s disease
featured national experts who work researcher. As a firm believer that
with American Indian populations, diversity in research volunteers and
including Dr. Blythe Winchester, research teams makes better science,
Dr. Donald Skenandore and Gleason partners with African Ameri-
Dr. Neil Henderson. The work from can and American Indian communities
the CAB gained them recognition to ensure their needs and viewpoints
and they were awarded a Commu- are represented in Alzheimer’s disease
nity–University Partnership Award research. Her research team looks for
by the UW Chancellor in 2018. ways to improve Alzheimer’s disease Carey Gleason, PhD, MS
As services and awareness diagnosis and treatment, studies
expanded, so did the need for lifestyle and health factors that affect
education and outreach — ideally a person’s risk for disease, and promotes healthy aging and brain
supported by data describing health through public events and programs.
Alzheimer’s disease in American
Indian populations. The Oneida
News and Updates
CAB has since formed important
alliances to help achieve its ongo-
ing goals. Some of its partners
and collaborators are Great Lakes
Native American Elders Associa-
From the Oneida CAB
tion (GLNAEA), Memory Keep-
ers–Medical Discovery Team at the
Memory Screenings
University of Minnesota School of Memory screenings are available at your
Medicine, Duluth Campus, Native Oneida Community Health Center.
American Center for Health Pro- For more information, contact Deb Miller:
fessions (NACHP, nay-chip) at the Phone: (920) 869-2711
UW School of Medicine and Pub- Email: dmiller4@oneidanation.org
lic Health, Oneida Elder Services,
Oneida Nation Comprehensive Contact Us
Health Division and Oneida Nation Have questions about the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin and
Commission on Aging (ONCOA). Wisconsin ADRC partnership or CAB? Please stay in touch with
Read more about the col- us by visiting our webpage at www.adrc.wisc.edu or contact
laboration between Wisconsin Sacheen Lawrence, outreach specialist:
ADRC and Oneida Nation at Phone: (608) 262-6505
www.adrc.wisc.edu/oneida. Email: slawrence@medicine.wisc.edu
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FEATURE KALIHWISAKS
We are made of Stories
Harrison A. Cornelius Photo Courtesy Elder Video Project
The late Gordon McLester, a respected His father worked as a stonemason, included a fellow paratrooper who had
Oneida Nation elder and historian, working with Quarry stone, while his a mishap during a jump and refused
conducted a vast number of tribal mother stayed home. “She didn’t have to get into a plane again afterwards,
community elder video interviews between any time; she had too many kids,” he or his own close call where his main
1994-2007. explains while chuckling. Harrison chute opened late. “Long as you don’t
and his siblings would devote much hit the ground before, you're alright,”
By Trista Cornelius-Henrickson of their time working in the family’s he says with another laugh.
Administrative Assistant - Printing, vast 10-acre garden where they grew After the military, he returned to
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a wide variety of things to harvest for his job as a truck driver for Harvey
Har r ison “Har r y” A nderson the winter and to sell. “You had to hoe Service and married his wife. They
Cornelius was born in 1929 in De Pere. so many rows before you could go out started a family and had six children.
His parents were Anderson & Lillian and play.” “You were never done buying shoes,”
(Wheelock) Cornelius. Their family he says with a grin. As time went on,
lived in a log home on the Oneida Harrison would travel often with his
reservation with no insulation, running wife, taking a familiar route to visit
water and was warmed by a potbelly They sent me a letter family in Seattle, Vegas, and Yuma.
stove with coals. Their second house He also joined the Oneida hymnal
they would have their own water from
that said ‘Greetings’ singers. His first encounter with the
a hand-dug well made by his father that he says, laughing. Oneida singers was at wakes when he
was 28ft deep. He talked about what was young. “I used to like hearing them
hard work that was. Harrison “Harry”Anderson Cornelius singing.”
His father attended Carlisle school Harrison reflected on changes he’d
at the same time as Jim Thorpe. Both seen throughout the years. “You don’t
his parents spoke the Oneida language As Harrison got older, he left school have to be gone very long; people are
when they were young, but they did to work on surrounding farms and changing all the time.” To find out more
not teach their children. “They had drive truck until he was drafted in about Harrison’s life and other elder
a hard time, my dad and mother 1951 to the Army. There he served stories, check out Oneida Digital Media
both had a hard time, so they wanted in the 11th Airborne Division as a on YouTube. Big Bear Media will soon
to make sure that we didn’t know paratrooper. “They sent me a letter that premier a database with all Gordon
Oneida. They always used English, but said ‘Greetings’” he says, laughing. He McLester’s elder videos recorded
I learned Oneida from listening to my talks about his time as a paratrooper between 1994 - 2007.
grandmother.” Harry’s grandmother and the different requirements and
didn’t speak any English. experiences he had. One memory
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CULTURE APRIL 6, 2022 |9
Oneida Fishing Ceremony honors tribal rights
Photo Courtesy Leah Stroobants
The Annual Oneida Fishing Ceremony took place March 25 in Site I at sunrise. The significance of the ceremony is to welcome
the fish back to Duck Creek which has helped sustain our people for two centuries. The ceremony is also held annually to
recognize the Oneida Nation's fishing rights on reservation lands. This year's ceremony was a small gathering in which tobacco
was offered and good words were shared among the attendees. Drum group Buffalo Creek also performed an honor song.
Note: This photo was taken prior to the commencement of the ceremony. Haudenosaunee spiritual tradition does not allow for
the taking of photos or recordings of the ceremony while in progress.
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LOCAL KALIHWISAKS
From page 1/ Skenandore’s artistic passions
numbers and patterns so it’s a very good
fit,” Skenandore said. “I really thank the
Oneida Arts Program and the Woodland
Indian Arts Show for giving me my start. I
really don’t know that I would have sought
out how to make traditional baskets again
if it weren’t for Mary and the classes that
are being offered here. Not to mention how
encouraging Beth Bashara was for me.”
With her recently acquired basket making
knowledge and art show experiences,
Skenandore has decided to make a
commitment to teaching future generations
Woodland Indian Art showing with a First of Indigenous artists. “I love teaching so
Place Sculpture and Best of Show finish much that I’ve begun instructing for the
in the Northern Woodland Art Show in Oneida Arts Program,” Skenandore said.
Hayward, Wis. Later that same year she also “I had a student who was so impacted by
took the Best of Division Contemporary the classes because she was just getting into
Basketry & Innovator Award at the it and she was so eager to learn. She was
Healing Dancer Cherokee Art Market in Tulsa, Okla. taking monthly classes and after the first
A 2020 Honorable Mention at the class she told me she went home and became
Ganondagan Hodinohsoni Virtual Art very emotional about the basket she got to
Show in Victor, NY, segued into her return make. She was so happy and so touched that
to the 2021 Woodland Indian Art Show and she almost brought me to tears.”
Market where Skenandore displayed her Anybody who has ever been an instructor
second jingle dress dancer, this one adorned knows we all still have much to learn. “I’m
in red. Named ‘In Memory,’ Skenandore still learning from everybody including my
produced the dancer to be a sister piece students,” Skenandore said. “I continue
to ‘Healing Dancer’ and to call attention to research things and even take my own
to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous classes, and now I’ve even started making
Women (MMIW) crisis occurring across brooms. Teaching is the natural progression
Indian Country. ‘In Memory’ took First from learning in this endevour.”
Place in the 3-Dimensional Art Category Knowing how she finally acted on her
and won Best of Show. desire to begin creating art after so many
Fast becoming a rising star in the world years, Skenandore wants to encourage
of Indigenous art, the Wisconsin Visual others who’ve contemplated artistic
Arts Achievement Awards (WVAAA) creativity to go for it. “I really want people
Committee has reached out to Skenandore to give it a shot,” Skenandore said. “For
and informed her that she has been selected some people it’s actually very easy while
to receive their 2022 Emerging Artist some others may struggle. I encourage those
In Memory Award. “I understand the WVAAA is who enjoy this to keep at it and to keep
one of the oldest arts organizations in the sharing it.”
state of Wisconsin and has been around As her artistic popularity begins to
since the early 1900s,” Skenandore said. soar, Skenandore’s work is now being held
“They’ve also asked me to possibly teach in several private and public collections
at a museum this coming summer.” including the Neville Public Museum, which
Skenandore holds a degree in business, hosted the 2021 “Reviving Traditional Arts
and while some may not see a correlation of the Oneida” exhibit in 2021. Some of
between the world of finance and traditional her works can also be viewed in the main
Indigenous art, she readily sees the lobby of the Radisson Hotel and Conference
connection. “I love numbers so if you know Center.
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From page 3/ Sons of the American Revolution
“My patriotic ancestor served in the 12th history about Valley Forge continues Next, Keith spoke of the relationship
Pennsylvania Regiment and spent that to be shared to this day. For our people between the tribe and the colonists as
famous winter at Valley Forge. It was the recollections of Valley Forge bring he presented the next award. “In honor
there, where I have no doubt, that he was to mind the patriotism of our Oneida of the relationship between the Oneida
saved by the gift of corn by the Oneida Warriors who served in every military Nation and the colonists during the war,
people. I found this to be very moving conflict on the side of the United States the Wisconsin and Michigan Societies
and very personal as I was preparing since the Revolutionary War. of the Sons of the American Revolution
for this presentation. “The Oneida people have passed would like to present the Oneida Nation
“I would like to say on behalf of the on stories of how our warriors this bronze plaque of ‘Oneida Warrior.’
National Society of Sons of the American showed courage through the suffering (It was made) to celebrate the Oneida
Revolution, our 35,000 members, that and tragedy of war, and how their Nation becoming one of the first allies to
I’m very pleased and honored to be here perseverance led them to survive the America when they joined the colonists
to present the Distinguished Patriotic scourge of destruction and decimation in their fight for independence from
Leadership Award to the Oneida of their homelands. Our people take the British Government during the
Nation,” said Wright. great pride in sharing the history of the Revolutionary War.”
Chairman Hill then spoke while Oneida white corn at Valley Forge. This “For me this is a lasting memory in the
accepting the award. “On behalf the story has been shortened but its impact highlights of my year as Vice President
Oneida Nation I accept this distinguished is quite powerful. So, with a good mind, General of the Great Lakes District
recognition today,” Hill said. “We are a good heart, and a strong fire, I express Sons of the American Revolution,”
grateful for this honor from the Sons our gratitude for this honor today. Austin said.
of the American Revolution. Our Yaw ko.”12 | APRIL 6, 2022
COMMUNITY EVENTS KALIHWISAKS
MARCH 2022 Virtual Childbirth
& Breastfeeding Classes
By Candi Cornelius
Oneida Prenatal Nurse
The Oneida Prenatal Nurse has been providing virtual
class all throughout the pandemic with good participation.
For March classes Kelly K., a dietician from Oneida WIC,
joined to team teach on infant behaviors and breastfeeding
basics. Kelly also is a IBCLC (International Board Certified
Lactation Counselor).
Oneida Childbirth Classes are offered for free every
March, July and October. July we are hoping to reopen in-
person classes which will be at the Oneida Health Center
with COVID precautions in place. If interested in attending
a future class contact Candi Cornelius, 920-869-4940.
Participants do not need to be receiving prenatal care at
the Oneida Health Center just be an active patient.
TO REGISTER CALL: 920-869-4940
• For due dates in April 2022 through July 2022 • Support person encouraged to participate
• Participants encouraged to attend all three classes • Need a cell phone, laptop or computer with internet
Instructors are lactation counselors: Oneida Prenatal Nurse Candi and Oneida WIC Dietitian Kelly
Virtual Trauma Informed Parenting Workshop
Many of us have experienced trauma throughout our lives. Understanding how
trauma affects children can help parents make sense of their child’s behaviors,
feelings and attitudes; can help parents develop greater insight around how to
help their child cope with the effects of trauma; and, help parents understand
how to provide a safe and stable home environment.
This is a FREE, 7 session workshop held virtually
*Meets Twice a Week
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning April 12, 2022
5:00 PM-6:15 PM
Meeting dates: April 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28 and May 3
Where: Virtual group via Zoom. Join from any device with Wi-Fi.
Link to join will be sent via email to those who register.
Please Register:
Contact: Call Heather VandenLangenberg
or Vaughn Urbanek at 920-490-3700
Text or call 920-606-7026
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FAMILY STRENGTHENING
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
SERIES
April is Family Strengthening and
Sexual Assault Awareness and
Prevention Month. To bring awareness
to these important topics Oneida Family Services
will be hosting a series of events throughout April 2022.
Virtual Awareness Walk 2022 4/1-4/27:
The Oneida Family Services Department is hosting a Virtual Walk to raise
awareness for Sexual Assault Month and ways to strengthen families.
Take a walk throughout the month of April to be entered into a raffle drawing
to win a prize! Post a picture of your walk by April 27th and caption it
#FamilyStrengthening to the Oneida Domestic Abuse & Prevention
Program Facebook page or email it to Lbecker@oneidanation.org
To post your picture visit: https://www.facebook.com/ONDVAP
or use your smartphone to scan the QR code
*Drawing will be held April 28th at 1:00 P.M. via Facebook live on
the Oneida Domestic Abuse & Prevention Program Facebook page*
Free Educational Webinars via Facebook:
4/7- Parenting– The Importance of Connection
4/14- Dynamics of Child Abuse and Neglect
4/21- Sexual Assault in Indigenous Communities
For more information and to view the web series please
visit one of the following Facebook pages:
https://www.facebook.com/ONDVAP
https://www.facebook.com/Oneida-Parenting-Program-360601924088432
https://www.facebook.com/OneidaFosterCare14 | APRIL 6, 2022
COMMUNITY EVENTS KALIHWISAKS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Wise Women Gathering Place
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Salary: $15/hour plus $3.50/hour
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Position Summary: The Safe Parking Health Survey
Program is a seasonal, overnight safe
parking shelter for homeless adults Every 5 years, the Oneida Comprehensive Health
and provision of services to the Division conducts a survey of Oneida Nation Members
homeless residents, who are living in living in Brown & Outagamie Counties. The Health Survey
their vehicle. The primary focus of will gather information on members’ medical needs and collect
this position is for the monitoring and feedback on the Comprehensive Health Division’s programs & services.
safety of guests, staff, volunteers and You can expect the survey to arrive by mail in March 2022. Your response is
neighborhood. Secondary focus is as important and we would greatly appreciate your time in completing the survey.
a Support Staff. This position is grant
Please call 920-869-4840 for any questions.
funded. Continuation of this position
is contingent
upon funding
allocations.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Wise Women Gathering Place
Job Title: Shelter Safety Monitor
(Pool Position) Job # 0203
Salary: $15/hour plus $3.50/hour
hazard pay while applicable
Hours per week: 20 to 40 hours
(Shift Time: 4p to 12:30A and/or
12:00A to 8:30 as needed)
Reports to: Shelter Supervisor/
Manager
Position Summary: The Shelter
is a 24/7 overnight shelter for
individuals and families experiencing
homelessness. The primary focus of
DETERMINED
A captivating documentary about Alzheimer’s Disease
this position is for the monitoring and
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safety of guests, staff, volunteers and Learn about the film at determinedmovie.com
neighborhood. Secondary focus is
as a Support Staff to include shelter Monday, April 25th, 2022 | 5:00pm
operations as needed. Continuation Weidner Center For the Performing Arts; Cofrin Family Hall and Grand Foyer
of this position 2420 Nicolet Dr, Green Bay, WI 54311
is contingent
FREE - Registration Required:
upon funding Call 920 662-7500 or register online
allocations. forgetmenotfund.org/determinedONEIDA-NSN.GOV
LEGAL NOTICES APRIL 6, 2022 | 15
LEGAL NOTICE The Trust
Enrollment
ONEIDA NATION FAMILY COURT Department
NOTICE OF HEARING The Trust Enrollment Department is trying to
contact the following individuals with important
Inquiries for pleadings and/or additional information may be directed to: information regarding their Minor’s Trust Fund:
Clerk of Court • Oneida Family Court • P.O. Box 19 • Oneida, WI 54155 • (920) 496-7200
Anthony David Skenandore
In re the Interest of KRJ, (date of birth 9/23/2019) Case Joseph Michael Ivancik
22TP001 To: Unknown Father If you are one of these people, please call the Trust
Enrollment Department as soon as possible. If you
This notice is advising you that a hearing on a Petition for Termination of Parental know one of these people, please ask them to call
Trust Enrollment Department as soon as possible.
Rights will take place on Monday, April 25, 2022 at 11:00 A.M. in the above Phone number: (920) 869-6200 or (800) 571-9902.
captioned case at the Oneida Family Court located at 2630 West Mason Street, Yaw ko
Green Bay, WI 54303.
2022 Minor Trust Payment Information
Case #16PA123 ONCSA & Windy R. Wilson v Robert J. If you were born between 9/2/2000 –
Campbell 9/1/2004 There may be a Minor Trust
Account available for you to claim or
A diligent attempt was made to notify the above Respondent of a Motion for defer.
Contempt and Motion for Modification of Legal Custody and/or Physical Placement Minor Trust Payment Deferral forms were
filed by Petitioner. A hearing shall take place on Monday, May 2, 2022 at 10:00 mailed the first week in March 2022
If you do not receive a PINK Minor
A.M. in the above captioned case at the Oneida Family Court office located at
Trust Payment Form packet in the mail
2630 West Mason Street, Green Bay, WI 54303. by April 1, 2022 contact our office or
find the Minor Trust Payment Deferral
LEGAL NOTICE forms available online: https://oneida-
nsn.gov/resources/enrollments/
Notice of Probate Hearings. Deadline to Submit the Pink form to
The following estates are being prepared for probate by the Defer or to Claim all is: Friday July 1
2022, 4:30 PM (CST) (No Exceptions)
The Oneida Nation, Land Commission Hearings Body.
Deadline for Proof of Graduation
Document & Direct Deposit Form is:
In the Matter of the Estate of Submit creditor Thursday September 1 2022, 4:30
James L. King, Case No. 2020 LCP 0006 claims to: PM (CST) (No Exceptions)
Diane M. Wilson, Probate, If you have not yet claimed your Minor
May 23, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. (via Microsoft
Oneida Nation, Trust Account and you are 21 contact the
Teams platform) Trust Enrollment Department immediately.
Land Management,
1. An application for probate was filed. PO Box 365, Minor Trust Payment will be issued
2. The decedent with a date of birth of 12/29/1950 Oneida, WI 54155, end October 2022
and date of death 10/08/2019, was an Oneida 920-869-6614 or Please visit our website for
Nation member and domiciled on the Oneida additional information: oneida-nsn.
dwilson@
Reservation at N7147 Path of the Wolf, gov/resources/enrollments/ Oneida
oneidanation.org Trust Enrollment Department
Oneida, WI 54155. Mail-ins USPS -> PO Box 365, Oneida,
3. The deadline to submit claims was 5/07/2020. WI 54155-0365 • 920-869-6200 •
4. All interested persons are hereby noticed. 800-571-9902
To attend a scheduled hearing virtually contact: Please deliver in person or by courier
delivery only (Fed Ex, UPS)210 Elm St,
Diane M. Wilson. Dated: 4/01/2022
Oneida WI 54155 (No office mailbox)16 | APRIL 6, 2022
OBITUARIES KALIHWISAKS
BRUNO ALLEN CORNELIUS ZELDA ADRIAN CORNELIUS PIERCE watching wrestling and was an avid
August 15, 1960 - March 6, 2022 March 17, 2022 Packers fan.
Br u no A l le n Zelda Adrian Georgetta is survived by her son, Wayne
Cornelius, 61, Cornelius Pierce and her daughter Kristen; her
Ch ic ago, IL went peaceably grandchildren, Precious, Nevaeh,
p a s s e d aw ay on her journey, Denali and her great-granchildren
peacefully with Thursday, March Kehlani, Devina, Dasani and Aycen.
his wife by his 17, at 8:20 p.m. at She is further survived by her Aunts,
side on Sunday, St. Vinc ent Janice, Mildred, Deb and other relatives
March 6, 2022. Hospital. and friends.
He was born in She was preceded
Chicago on August 15, 1960, to the late in death by her father Guy Cornelis, GERALD “J E R R Y ” HOUSE
Royalton and Irene Cornelius. Debra mother merci Metoxen Cornelius and July 6, 1953 - March 27, 2022
invited Bruno to dinner 22 years ago sisters Adele Oldenberg, Shirley, Gerald “Jerry”
and they were together ever since. brothers Kenny, Sherman, Everette, House, age 68 of
Married on Father’s Day, June 20, 2004, Forest and Frederick Cornelius. G r e e n B a y,
they had celebrated 18 years of marriage. p a s s e d aw ay
Zelda is survived by three sons, Gary,
Bruno worked for the City of Chicago Dale, and Danny Skenandore (Danny peacefully March
for 33 years. He enjoyed riding his has been missing for over 20 years), and 27, 2022, with his
motorcycle, shooting pool and fishing. one daughter, Roxanne Skenandore. wife Sherry of 49
He loved his animals, including dogs, She is further survived by numerous years at his side.
snakes, and lizards. nieces, nephews and grandchildren. Jerry was born
Bruno is survived by his wife, Debra; Zelda loved going to the casinos and July 6, 1953, in Green Bay, WI to the
siblings, Diane (Kenny) Skenandore, watching polkas and The Green Bay late George & Ethel (Charles) House.
Oneida; Fern (Jerry) Diamond, Oneida; Packers on Sundays. She also loved He married Sherry Jones on June 17,
Florence Murphy, Portland, OR; having visits from nieces, nephews, 1972, at Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Royalton (Lynda) Cornelius, Jr. Green grandchildren and friends and her sons Jerry worked construction all his life
Bay; his nieces and nephews Kitty, Joe and daughter. starting under his father at George
(Val), Kymme (Mike), Lee, Travel, House Construction. Upon George’s
Zelda was a very loving and caring retirement Jerry took over and ran
Lowell, Erin, Little Roy, Irene, Danelle,
mother, sister, auntie, grandmother and George House Construction. Jerry also
Nick, Matthew, Charlette, Doyle,
friend. She will be greatly missed by all worked with the Oneida Nation,
Ramone, Jamari and James. He is
who knew her. R-Team Construction and Arrowhead
further survived by many relatives and
friends. Trucking with his son Jamie. After his
G E O R G E T TA M A R I E D OX TAT O R
In addition to his parents, Bruno is retirement Jerry enjoyed his Saturday
July 15, 1963 - March 16, 2022
preceded in death by his brother George morning breakfasts with his family and
Georgetta Marie
Cornelius, sister Pearl Ann Cornelius friends. Jerry also enjoyed spending as
Doxt ator, 58,
and his nephew Zeke and nephew-in- much time as he could with his
G r e e n B a y,
law Richie Pyzel. granddaughters.
passed away on
Private services were held. Interment in March 16, 2022. Jerry is survived by his wife Sherry;
Oneida Methodist Cemetery. To leave Georgetta was daughter Tammy (Geoff) Umentum
an online condolence for the Cornelius born on July 15, and their children, Briana, Wyatt, and
Family, visit www.ryanfh.com 1963 to Noreatta Abigail; son Jamie (Leida) House and
Doxtator and their children, Sydney, Jaelyn, and Elly.
Bruno’s family would like to thank his As well as his great grandchildren
good friend and co-worker, Bobby Niles George Webster, Sr. She graduated
from Bowless High School. Georgetta Roman and Isabella. Jerry is further
and the Suarez Family for being such survived by his siblings; Judy (Gary)
wonderful friends to Bruno. Also, married Fred Jordan, he preceded her
in death. Smits, Nancy Rasmussen, and Alberta
thank you to the doctors and nurses at Metoxen. His father-in-law Lavern
Christ Hospital of Oaklawn IL for the Georgetta was a proud member of the
amazing care and compassion shown Oneida Nation. She enjoyed spending
Continued on PG 17
to Bruno and Debra. time with her grandchildren, thrift
Love you to the moon and back. shopping, bingo with her Aunts, Gerald “Jerry” HouseONEIDA-NSN.GOV
OBITUARIES APRIL 6, 2022 | 17
From page 16/ 9 strikes in a row and almost a 300 Pulmonary Fibrosis. Congestive heart
game. failure, and type 2 diabetes. Which one
Gerald “Jerry” House
Along with my daughters, other of them sadly ended his life.
Jones, sister-in-law Jeanne Braun, surviving family members are my He Graduated from Goodrich High
brothers-in-law Dale Jones, Dennis siblings: Janet Herwald, Mike (Judy) School 1966 in Fond Du lac Wis. He
(Angie) Jones and sister-in-law Darlene Stowe, Patricia (Jim) Seiler, Sue Toye, also was on the wrestling team and
House. As well as numerous nieces and Lauri Palet and sister-in-law, Carolyn earned his 'Letter' that he wore so
nephews. Stowe. My 15 grandchildren, 31 great- proudly on his leather mens Jacket.
Jerry was preceded in death by his grandchildren, 7 great-great After high school he wanted to serve
parents George & Ethel House, siblings grandchildren. Further survived by his country that he loved and was so
Richard House, George (Bruce) House, numerous nieces, nephews, other happy and willing to join the US Army
Diane Theissen, nephew Robert Smits, relatives and friends. and served his three years tour and one
brothers-in-law Thomas Rasmussen, Now I will be united with my family year in Vietnam. He loved being a
Gerald Metoxen, and his mother-in-law members that have journeyed before Veteran. While serving he was awarded
Myrna Jones. me: my daughter, Lana Sobiesczyk; a certificate and a Medal for being a
The family would like to first and mom and dad, Maggie & Jack Stowe perfect 'Marksman.'
foremost thank the family as well as the and other loved family members. He settled in the state of Washington
doctors and healthcare specialists who A special thank you goes out to our and loved it so much, he became an iron
helped with Jerry loving grandson, Tyler, and two very worker and was part of the Iron
special friends, Bonnie & Vicente Workers Union. After retiring from
M A R Y K R A A Y Pabloblanco for all their help. Another 'Boeing Aircraft' he moved his motor
M a r c h 2 5 , 2 0 2 2 special thanks to my sisters, Sue and Home to California. He loved to travel
Jesus stretched Janet for all of their love and care they and saw most of our states. Loving the
out his arms and gave. Furthermore, thank you to the Dakotas and loved the history of
took me home, Heartland Hospice for all their care and 'Crazy Horse' & Yellowstone National
Friday, March Father Paul DeMuth for the time he Park.
25, 2022 after a spent with me. He also was a proud enrolled member
courageous battle Please spend this time together enjoying of the Indian tribe called 'Oneida
with Pulmonary stories that bring joyous laughter. Nation' in Oneida Wis.
Fibrosis.
I love you all. Besides traveling he loved to Fish, and
My life was my Hunt when he could, loved to collect
family, 5 beautiful daughters: Wendy GLENN ALLAN MILLER guns working with wood and Iron. He
(Kevin Umentum) Sobiesczyk, Lisa July 1, 1943 - January 13 2022 also loved to cook and was rather good
(Gary) Pochron, Cheryl (Buck) Udell, On January 13 at that. His real love of life was his
Cathy (John) Swelle, Lana Sobiesczyk 2022 Glenn Allan Motorcycle, and rode every chance he
(deceased) and my stepson, Michael Miller had gotten could. Even with his oxygen strapped
(Pam) Kraay. his Angel Wings to him. Nothing slowed him down.
I then went to work for Prange's and as he was called Preceded in death are His Mother Stella
worked my way up to being a buyer’s to our heavenly W Jacobs Oman and stepfather Gary
assistant. Then I accepted a position resting place, to T Oman and his Three brothers,
with Oneida Printing as office manager, be Joined by all Rodney Jay, Stanley Dean, Terry
until I retired. his loved ones Dennis Miller all of Fond Du lac Wi.
June 21, 1997 I married my true love who went before him. And his sister Cheryl Lee Kuehn Of
Joie Kraay and we enjoyed years of He was 75 years young born July 1, fullerton Cail.
travel in various vacation destinations, 1947, to Stella W. Jacobs Oman & was Survived by his last two siblings are
especially Jamaica, our favorite place. the stepson of Gary T. Oman. Gail Miller ( Ron Winters soul mate )
During the Brett Favre era, we followed Glenn was a fighter and had fought a of Nevada and Julie ( Mark) Freed of
the Packers to all of the games in many good fight his whole life, born with
different cities, where we enjoyed their Clubfeet and after many surgeries was
wins and fun times. I was an avid bowler Continued on PG 18
able to walk, he also had Rheumatic
for many years. I had high scoring years fever, not once but twice. In later years Glenn Allan Miller
where I had an average of 179 and had he had the fight of his life, Idiopathic18 | APRIL 6, 2022
OBITUARIES KALIHWISAKS
From page 17/ Ashley, Charles, Sheldon, Annalusia, J.J. Jagodzinski and C.J. Tuell. Orlin
Lorena, Juan, Matthew, Esaias, Jalia, is further survived by numerous aunts,
Glenn Allan Miller
Jacinto Jr., Desenia, Dilvani, Daniel, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives
F.D.L. Wis. He had two nieces and one Chazra, Roxana, Emmanuel, Gabriella, and friends.
nephew and many cousins. One living Julian, Damita, Carmalita, Eli, Dwayne, Orlin is preceded in death by: sister-in-
Aunt, Dolores Jacobs. He had two high Charles Jr., Emmie, Matthew Jr., law, Sydnie Sparks; mother-in-law, Lee
school buddies that were special to him, Myrah, and Liam. Vaughn; uncle Orlin Wilber; and best
Jay Capelle and Bob Kuehn who also Charles was preceded in death by his friends, Josh Krueger and Tyler
was his brother in law wife, Annie, parents, son Charles LaRock.
His witty and sometimes very DRY “Chuck” Jr., and grandchildren
sense of humor and his laughter and Augusto Jesus and Daizi Charlieann.
huge smile and YES even his A special thank you to the doctors and
stubbornness will be so sadly missed by nurses at St. Vincent Hospital for taking
all who knew him. He was so caring, care of our dad.
loving AND GIVING and would help
anyone who needed it. ORLIN ROBERT SKINKIS
Once he said he loved being married so
much, He had to do it four times. And
June 14, 1983 - March 28, 2022
Orl in Rober t Obituaries
Skinkis, age 38,
then just gave that up, As he said he
just 'Couldn't get it right.'
He loved life and enjoyed it to the end
of Underh i l l,
p a s s e d aw ay
unexpectedly on
Thank you
and as he asked, Please NO Tears just Monday, March
smile when you think of me. HAVE A
COLD ONE !
28, 2022, due to a
w o r k- r e l a t e d
Notices
He didn't want any services or funeral, accident. He was
or celebration of life. born on June 14, 1983, to Roger D. Submissions:
Sanapaw and Valerie A. Skinkis in
Cremation has been done and his ashes
will be spread at Yellowstone National Green Bay. He graduated from No charge
Menominee Indian High School. On
Park.
October 17, 2004, Orlin was united in
Less then 100 words
CHARLES SKENANDORE SR. marriage to Cassie May Weeder. He
loved his family and friends and was
Size will be
March 24, 1937 - March 25, 2022
C h a r l e s devoted to spoiling the hell out of his determined by open
Skenandore Sr., wife. Orlin worked as an arborist for
85, of Oneida, his own company. He was a very honest, space. No
hardworking, family man and a true
entered the spirit
world on Friday, and loyal friend who will be deeply Guarantee.
March 25, 2022. missed.
He was born to He is survived by: his wife, Cassie; his
children, Rory (Calista Vassallo)
Submit your
Sheldon and
Viola (Antone) Skinkis, and Alice Skinkis; his parents, Thank yous to
Stevens on March 24, 1937. Charlie Roger and Valerie; brothers and sisters,
enjoyed watching the Green Bay Dan Coppens, Erica Coppens, Holly Christopher Johnson
Packers and NASCAR. He loved going Coppens, Sasha Sanapaw, Candice
to Powwows, painting, and being Sanapaw, Frank (Lacé) Sanapaw, Cody cjohnson@
outside. Charlies especially loved being Skinkis, Ruth (Simon) Sanapaw-Rayos,
with his girls and grandchildren. and Jordan (Bryan) Madosh; sisters- oneidanation.org
in-law, Chantelle Weeder, and Danielle
He is survived by his children Melanie
(Tony) Moore; grandparents-in-law,
“Ricky” Skenandore, Shelbie Castilo,
Chuck and Martha Olson; father-in-
and Debbie “Ernesto” Garcia. Charlie
law, Terry Weeder; and best friends,
is further survived by his grandchildrenONEIDA-NSN.GOV
LOCAL APRIL 6, 2022 | 19
Spring
Virtual
Community
Meeting
Schedule
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Every Friday
at Noon
────
Oneida Trust Enrollment invites you to
Via
take a brief survey regarding the use of
¼ blood quantum for enrollment criteria. Microsoft
Teams
Please visit
www.surveymonkey.com/r/sustainoneida ────
Or scan the QR code below.
To receive an
invitation to virtual
meetings please
email
sustainoneida@
oneidanation.org
Oneida Food Pantry Receives
$35,000 Grant
We need 3-4 community members that would
like to assist with the Pantry Garden this
year. This grant provides the ability for us to
compensate for time worked in the garden.
If you’re interested, please call main
number at 920-869-6165 or reach
out to Marlon Skenandore by email
mskenan1@oneidanation.org
or by cell 920-532-3070.
For more information on
our program please follow
our Facebook page on
some of the work we
are doing. https://
www.facebook.com/20 | APRIL 6, 2022
LOCAL KALIHWISAKS
HER STRENGTH IS OUR STRENGTH
Saqora Rayn Skenandore is a 9th grader at Oneida Nation High School. On December
27th, 2019, Saqora was diagnosed with B Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. With
her family, friends, and the Oneida Community alongside her Saqora has been through
the hardest journey of her life and she did it with such strength and courage.
CELEBRATE THE END OF TREATMENT
AND HELP OUR WARRIOR SEE THE
OCEAN FUNDRAISER
April 16, 2022 • 1PM-4PM
If you have any
WHITE EAGLES BAR & GRILL
questions or donations, 2994 E. SERVICE RD • ONEIDA, WI 54155
please contact…
Marsha Skenandore Taco $6, Chili $5, Corn Soup $5, Raffles,
920-530-5524
Rezurrected Ridez, Free Music
Oneida Skills Bank Workers Info Renewal
and New Skills Workers Apply!
Indian Preference is encouraging Oneida and other tribal skilled workers seeking
employment in the construction field to apply for the SKILLS BANK LIST. Contractors
could work directly with the Oneida Nation, or be a sub-contractor on an Oneida project
with construction crew doing work within the reservation boundaries. There is now
a high demand for construction workers and the possibilities of full time permanent
employment opportunities beyond project work. Existing skills bank
workers please update your current information.
RETURN APPLICATION TO: HOW TO APPLY:
OneidaIndianPreference@oneidanation.org Go to: oneida-nsn.gov
Oneida DPW- Indian Preference Select Business tab
P.O. Box 365 • Oneida, WI 54155 Select Indian Preference
Jeanette Ninham, Office Manager
Click on Download trade
920-869-1059, Ext. 2016 skills bank applicationONEIDA-NSN.GOV
FAMILY FITNESS APRIL 6, 2022 | 21
Oneida Family Fitness Announcement
Registration Required for Most Classes
Group Fitness –
Starts April 8
Just Move It Oneida
Spring into Action
FULL COURT BASKETBALL
DA FAMILY FITN APRIL 13, 2022–Virtual Event
Monday's and Wednesday's ON EI E
SS
11 am - 2 pm Complete any type of physical activity
at anytime throughout the day for at
Ages 18+ Must Register to Play least 30 minutes.
Zero Tolerance Policy Upon completion REPORT your
Non-compliance with gymnasium rules willresult in an immediate 30 day activity minutes (see options below).
suspension. Violence of anykind will not be tolerated. Profanity is strictly Registration required ONCE per
prohibited. Gymnasium Capacity - 20 person max. No exceptions. Sign-up is on calendar year.
"first come, first serve" basis. Once roster is filled no further entry until a spot You will receive ONE free 2022
becomes available. JMIO T-Shirt.
Register at oneida-nsn.gov/
resources/health/health-promotions
Personal Training /jmio/(click on registration form).
Single sessions and packages available;
limited avaiabile. Diabetic personal How to Report Your Activity
training; referrals accepted by OCHC Minutes (Pick One Option)
oneida-nsn.gov/resources/health/
health-promotions/jmio/
Martial arts (click on activity minute submission).
Post a picture on our Facebook page.
We are excited to bring back Martial Art programming with E-mail or call Hanna Leisgang.)
Mr. Schoeneback for Oneida Tribal members and Oneida
Employees for a low fee. Follow Us on Facebook
6 month membership available – @JustMoveIt Oneida
Tai Chi, Tae Know DO, Ju Jitsu
Mighty Ninjas (4/5 year old) begins April 18 (see flyer for details) T-Shirt Pick-Up Info
Pre-registration required, capacity limits for each class Where: Woodland Church
760 Airport Dr.
Oneida Adventures When: 4.12.22 3:30-5:15pm
Noon Hikes, Outdoor Adventures, Crafting, Weekend
Family Programming, Department Team Building
(upon request) , Email adventure_department@ For More Information or
oneidanation.org for more information Questions Contact
Hanna Leisgang
For additional question on memberships or services, please contact our
membership desk at (920)490-3730 or email us at familyfitness@oneidanation.org hleisgan@oneidanation.org
Like us on Facebook!
Visit our website: https://oneida-nsn.gov/fitness phone: 920.490.392722 | APRIL 6, 2022
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Drive-Thru Celebration
Earth Day
• Friday •
April 22nd
• 11:00 AM-1:00 PM •
or until gone
• Oneida Nation Museum •
W892 Cty Rd EE
De Pere, WI
To Celebrate Earth Day the Oneida Nation Museum will be
giving away Cultural Activity Bags while supplies last.
ONE BAG PER CAR!You can also read
