Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, February 16, 2006, Page Page 5, Image 5

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    Spílyay Tymoo
February 16
Pdge 5
‘On the Road”Again’ at longhouse
B y E m ile e H u g ie
Home Economics A g en t
OSU Extension this evening,
Thursday, Feb. 16, will be at the
Agency Longhouse presenting a
series o f activities and classes
for the whole family.
This will be the first stop this
year for the “On The Road
Again” program.
The program will also be of­
fered in other areas o f Warm
Springs later this year.
Dinner will begin at 6 p.m.
and classes will start at 6:45
p.m.
Classes include winter live­
stock feeding, food safety, house
plant care, and make your own
slime for kids.
There are classes for every­
one in the family so we hope
that you will come and partici­
pate.
It will be a great evening o f
fun and learning.
For more information please
contact the OSU Extension of­
fice at 553-3238.
Dinner,
name-giving
Family, group meetings
to provide input on IRMP
There will be a dinner
and nam e-giving for
Tyrone Ray Madrano and
Clarence Vernon on Satur­
day, February 25 at the
HeHe Longhouse.
Dinner is at noon and
the name-giving to follow
afterwards.
Tyrone and Clarence
are great grandchildren o f
H arvey and E liza Jim ,
and the late C h ester
VanPelt; grandchildren o f
Robert and Marella Sam
and L ily V a n P elt and
Edm und K alam a; ch il­
dren o f Elsie Marie Sam
and E liza K alam a and
Rigo Madrano.
D o you have ideas or con­
cerns about plans for com­
munity land use and develop­
ment?
Do you want to attend a
community meeting but have
other things going on at the
time? Are you more comfort­
able discussing your ideas or
concerns in smaller groups
with familiar people like fam­
ily, relatives, friends, or asso­
ciates?
H om e-based family or
group meetings offer a re­
laxed, casual, and convenient
alternative to conventional
public hearing type meetings.
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The Confederated Tribes
o f Warm Springs values the
opinions o f the community
and is happy to provide staff
to present the Integrated Re­
sources Management Plan
(IRMP) for Community Ar­
eas. I f you would like to host
a home-based meeting and
invite your own participants
to discuss community devel­
opment issues, please contact
the Natural Resources D e­
partment to schedule a time
by calling 5 5 3 -2 0 0 1 ext.
2024.
O r send an e-m ail to
LMacy@wstribes.org.
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Warm Springs, Please support the businesses you see
in the Spilyay Tymoo
They give back to the local community!
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Cougars youth
tourney
Feb. 24-26
The Warm Springs Cougars
Youth Basketball Organization
will be hosting the Annual Cou­
gars 13 and Under Boys, 13 and
Under Girls, and 8 years and
under Co-ed tournament Fri-
day-Sunday, Feb. 24-26 at the
W arm Springs E lem en tary
School and the. Warm Springs
Community Center.
This tournament is open to
the first six teams in each divi­
sion to enter by this Friday, Feb.
16.
Should there be no response
on the girls division, the tourna­
ment may open up to boys 11
and under (by required entry
deadline.)
For more information con­
tact Austin Greene at 553-1953
home, or leave a message at
553-3243.
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