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I VOL. 18 NO. 23 Coyote news in brief Trash In the creek Local residents have noticed an increase in the amount of trash being dumped arbitrarily In or near streams. Page 2 FAS focus of workshop Fetal alcohol syndrome was the topic of a recent workshop at the Community Center. Page 2 Veterans of all wars honored Daisy Ike and her children have taken it upon themselves to honor those who have served in the armed - - -forces. Page 3 Halloween brings out the weird Were the disguises a true reflection of a personality or true disguises of a reflection? See for ' yourself. Page 5 Boys and girls compete in tourneys The Warm Springs Blackhawks and the Klamath Falls Bull-etts take their respective tournaments, sponsored by the Blackhawks. Page 6 Buffs lose last game The Madras White Buffaloes were defeated in their last game of the season against Baker. Page 6 Recycling bins to be setup Newspapers can be deposited in one of three bins set up by v Tribal Utilities. Papers will be put to use at . Warm Springs Composite. Page 7 Thanksgiving Mini-Powwow Nov. 25-27 Agency Longhouse Grand Entry-1 & 7 p.m. Thanksgiving Dinner will be served Thursday Deadline for the next Spilyay Tymoo will be November 17 News ..v.':'' '' , Lady's choice Annual Veteran's Powwow was held November 5-7 at the Agency Longhouse. The Ike family sponsors the event. More photos on page 3. Veterans to be honored The Museum at Warm Springs will honor veterans Thursday, November 11 beginning at 10 a.m. Members of the Elliott Palmer VFWPost 4217 will open with a flag ceremony in the Museum lobby. A reception, hosted by Pierson Mitchell, Kirby Heath and Charlotte Herkshan, will be held at 12 noon in the education room at the Museum with refreshments and coffee served. On display will be numerous photos, papers, medals and other memorabilia belonging to veterans and their families. WSBA holds meeting The Warm Springs Business As sociation is holding its second meeting at the Warm Springs Com munity Center on Tuesday, Novem ber 16th, 8:30 a.m. Items that are scheduled to be discussed include the following: 1. ) Identification and nomination of Warm Springs Business Associa tion Board members. 2. ) Establishment of a Warm Monday evenings November 15, 22, 29, 1993 at the Warm Springs Senior Citizen Center 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Create and design fire prevention projects Open to all youth and parents Snacks will be provided For more information call 553-1 146 William C. Moses Spilyay Tymoo from the Warm Springs Indian ReservatiuEUCENE. or N'--'.i: :!', i;.Mkra?3g P.O. BOX 870, WARM A. Springs Business Association "Mis sion statement and goals. 3.) Development of Warm Springs Business Association bylaws and organizational structure. All Warm Springs community members in business or interested in starting their own business are en couraged to attend. For further infor mation, call the Small Business Center at 553-3539. ,...tt. Come join the Warm Springs FIRE PREVENTION PARTY P.O. Ho 870 Warm Springs, OR 97761 Address Correction Requested SPRINGS, OR 97761 ,7.1 A idem Hi .- .i - r Application submitted for $180,000 block grant An Indian Community Develop ment Block Grant application was submitted this week to the Depart ment of Housing and Urban Devel opment in Seattle. The $180,000 re quest, if approved, "...will help us implement a coordi nated neighborhood-by-neighborhood approach to housing rehabilita tion and neighborhood renovation. We need to foster healthy neighbor hoods" stated Ken Smith, the CEO and Secretary-Treasurer for the Tribes. Tribal and non-tribal resources are planned for the project, including Services varied at COCC COCC Warm Springs Center ABEGED is asking for assistance. We arc trying to determine the num ber of potential students who belong to a special category. Members of this particular group are people who would like to obtain a GED. However, the fact that they work prevents them from attending GED classes on the current schedule. If you arc such a person please call Warm Springs COCC at 553 1428. We will request your name and the name of your work place. This information will allow us to devise strategies for improving our service. The Warm Springs ABEGED COCC office is pleased to report thai a large number of Warm Springs community members arc using the services offered. In fact, the number appears to be consistently increasing 000645 SERIALS SECTION U OF 0 I TRDADV ft t 1 funds from the BIA's Housing Im provement Program. Assistance will also be requested form the IHS and other sources. The project is planned to be car ried out next spring and summer. Miller heights is proposed as the second neighborhood project, scheduled for 1995. Elliot Heights and Miller Heights are the two oldest subdivisions in Warm Springs, starting in the 1940s after WWII. Information about the application may be obtained in the planning of fice at the Administration Building. In other planning news, results of and their office welcomes the oppor tunity to assist more and more of you reach your goals. However, there is an important change to begin November 23. The number of class hours available will be reduced. New Schedule: Tucsday,9:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This change has become neces sary because of a cutback in funding. ABEGED is working very vigor ously to achieve a restoration of the lost hours. Therefore, stay alert for future announcements. Gomez assists in California fire efforts Local Hot Shot Crew director Mike Gomez was dispatched to southern California to assist with communications during the huge blazes in that area. He served as an Interagency Rcsoucc Representative. Gomez left October 29 and returned November 7. U.S. Postage Hulk Rale Permit No. 2 Warm Springs, OR 97761 97403 NOVEMBER 10, 1993 Learn the old ways Nov. 18, 19 A Family Strengths and Spiritual ity Gathering is set for November 18-19, 1993. at the Warm Springs Agency Longhouse. A time to gather to listen, learn, share and understand why the old ways arc still meaningful to our people. A time to reflect on these strengths, to consider how our lives are impacted by loss through death, and how we deal with this loss. It is an invitation to everyone who would like to understand why certain be liefs are encouraged. Elders will share why it is a special task to give extra care to our children and ourselves during times of loss. It is a time for us to hear and observe the teachings of our elders. It is a time for all of us to begin to heal. Everyone is welcome to attend. November 18, 1993, Thursday: Registration 9:00 a.m. InvocationWelcome Introduction Keynote Address Women's Panel (Q&A) Lunch Break Men's Panel (Q&A) v. , . Group Discussions t . Dinner Break (donations welcome) Washat Service November 19, 1993, Friday: Registration 9:00 a.m. Invocation Group discussion Grief Cycle shared Talking circle CounselingCleansing Lunch Break Encouragement Spiritual Resources Call to Worship Healing Touches DinnerClosure Begins daily around 9:00 a.m., last ing all day long. the tribal services survey, which was conducted last summer, are currently being reviewed by Tribal Council and management. Results may be release din time for the next issue of Spilyay. Natural Resources Career Fair November 18, 1993 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Warm Springs Elementary School All parents and community members invited. ML Hood advisory committee to meet The Mount Hood Corridor Study citizen advisory committee will meet Monday, November 8, 1993 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Mount Hood Lions Club in Welches. Public comments will be taken but those wishing to speak are asked to limit their comments to three min utes. Also on the agenda will be committee business and presentations of safety and congestion informa tion. The citizens advisory committee has 1 3 members representing broad based interests from the community. These interests include community and business groups, environmental and preservationist groups, bicycle, trucking, transit, tourismrecreation, resortski industries and land use planning. The committee's primary role will be to provide an opportunity for citi zens to voice their ideas, comments and concerns, In addition, the com mittee will advise the Mount Hood Corridor Study team in the review of pertinent documents and various al ternatives to be included in the study.
