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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1985)
I S pilyay T ymoo J- < April 12,1985 Feast celebrates root season 2 Page 3 COCO Classes — "Continued from page 1 Arm y offers local residents substantial money for college The Army has announced that it has begun to enroll local-stu- dents in its new college aid pro gram, the largest veteran’s edu cation benefits package ever offered. Betty Cook will conduct a class ori Wild Plants and Flow ers from May 9 to May 23, 7- 9:00 p.m. Classes will be held at 213 3rd St. Two 4-hour field trips will be arranged. Tuitiòn is $14.00. Yoga is offered from April 11 •to May 16, 7-8:30 p.m. at Mad ras High School. Tuition for the class is $9.00. Instructor is Jai Hari K. Khalsa. One space is remaining in Massage Techniques. Debbie Cordes conducts the class from April 25 to May 30, 7-9:00 p.m. at Madras Jr. High. Tuition is $12.00. Lunch and T eam Series if tuition-free. The series includes: Thursday, May 2-Looking to- year enlistee, $22,800; and a fo u r-y ear-en listee, $25,200. Enlistees contribute a smaller portion of their salaries than in the past, and thefy get larger government contributions. There is an initial $ 1,200 personal con The program, the result of tribution made by the soldier; the New GI BiU Plus New Army upgraded government education College Fund signed into law, benefits^ which are available to last year, provides more than? qualified members of all the $25,000 for college expenses for military services; and the New those who eniist in the Army for Army College Fund supple four years beginning July 1, mental package, which; can ex 1985, and who meet certain ceed $14,000. qualifications. The $25,000 in The program also offers sub cludes special educational bene fits fbr those who train in one of stantial flexibility. Money is a number of critical Army skills-, available to those enlisting in ranging from Metal Worker to the Army Reserve, as well as recruits who already have two Listed as citizen of the month O perations and Intelligence years of college. Assistant. for March in the last issue of S#i/yay 7ymo<? was Cimmeron More information is avail Foltz. Cimmeron’s last name The college funds are avail able over the phone by calling able to those who enlist for two should read Tufti. Congratula and three years, as well as for yotir local Army recruiter .Look tions Cimmeron Tuffi for your for the nhmber in the yellow four-year tours of duty'. A two- selection as outstanding citizen year enlistee can leave the ser pages under “Recrüiting.” at Warm Springs Elementary. vice with up to $ 17,000; a three- Correction Change tires Studded snow tires are to be rem oved by A pril 15. Bail fo r violation is set a t$26.00 accord ing to the Oregon State Police Department. ward’ the 21st century by Dorn Laws; Thursday, May 9-Niea- rague after Somoza by Annis Henson; Wednesday, May 15- Discovery of Two Chinas by Dan Early. The lectures take place from 12;00 noon to ; 1:00; p.m. at Sonny’s restaurant. Call 475-2136 to make reservations. Indiah Beadwork is offered by Caroline ToUet. Tuition is $12.00. The class will meet from 9:00 a.m; to 4:00 p.ih. May 11 and May 18 a t’2I3 3rd St. A $5.00 lab fee will be charged. Call the Madras Community Education office to register at 475-2136 or stop by the office at 213 3rd St, Madras. Warm Springs Elementary news April 13 April 22 April 23 April 25 Jefferson COunty School District Art Fair at Madras Jr. High from 1-4 p.m. Activities will include a cake walk, talent show and demon strations from local arts and crafts people. Friends puppet show for Warm Springs Ele mentary students will discuss the problem of „ sexual abuse and will attempt to make children aware of it. ' ! “I wish I was a superstar’’ is the Friends Puppet Show for phrents and students to attend to gether. The show begins at 3:45 p.m. and deals j with students learning to feel good about their talents. Mini-powwow will begin at 1:15 p.m. Anyone interested in participating please contact the I sciiooLat 553-1128.
