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1 March 12, 20 0 9 Spilygy Tyvnoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Education committee invites comments Bingo, dinner promote recycling There will be great prizes for the bingo winners, said Jefferson Greene, o f the Central Oregon Recycling Project. The evening will also feature a healthy dinner. Inform ation recycling opportunities will be presented during the evening. The recycling project is ask ing for a donation o f $5 per person who attends. There will be a safe play area A dvocates o f recycling are hosting a bingo night and din ner this m onth at the Warm Springs community center. T he G o G reen Bingo and D inner event will be from 5:30- 9 p.m. in the social hall at the Warm Springs Community Cen- H . f G o Green night is sponsored by the Central Oregon Recycling Project. for kids. Parents meanwhile can test their luck at bingo. The number-caller will be the Recycling Fairy, who will discuss recycling while calling the num bers and letters. (Bingo cards are 51.) For more information please call (541) 460-3004; o r email b5whipple@ msn.com. The Education Committee o f th e C o n fe d e ra te d T rib es o f Warm Springs invites members to a com m unity m eeting on Thursday, March 19. T he m eeting will be from 5:30-8 p.m. in the Social Hall o f the Community Center. urday, March 14 in the Social Hall at the Warm Springs Com munity Center. D oors open at 7 p.m. Some proceeds from the event go to help the Central Oregon Recy cling Project. 1.................... .................................. Z~ A lo n g w ith M o n k and Bigg B, J Kronic, Rez Hogs and Toma Villa are scheduled to perform. The event is sponsored by sacredgroundent.com. ................. \ Stock, Sofas, ¿oveseats ; ana fycliners ! I This baby board (at right) on display at the m useum w as donated by Adeline Miller. It was a baby board for Harvey M iller in the 1890s. J Ralphs Furniture &TV wn since graduation. T he E ducation C om m ittee m em bers are M argie Tuckta, Laurie D anzuka, Mavis Shaw and Louise Katchia. I f you have any questions, please call Laurie at 553-1046. T h e M useum at W arm Springs will feature a beauti ful and heartwarming exhibit about the significance o f the Native American baby’s first home, the baby board. The exhibit, called “Baby Boards: Creation o f Beauty through Love,” will be on dis play from March 28-May 25. The museum would like to invite W arm Springs tribal m em b ers to su b m it baby boards, doll boards, images and stories related to the sig nificance o f baby boards. Items can be for sale. Applications are available at the museum. The deadline to submit items is 5 p.m. on Friday, March 20 I f you have q u estio n s, p le a s e c o n ta c t N a ta lie M o o d y at 5 5 3-3331, ext. 412. i 10 forcent O ff On- Centrai The meeting is a chance for parents and students to voice their thoughts on issues o f edu cation. Comments are welcome re g arding ed u catio n issues o f grades Early Childhood Educa tion through college and post- M useum seeks baby board items Reggae on the Rez this Saturday Rising reggae stars Monk, and hip-hop performer Bigg B are among the musicians to play at the first-e v e r Reggae on the Rez and Hip- H op concert. The event happens on Sat Page 3 525 S.E. 5th Street Madras, OR 97741 Dave McMechan/Spilyay Farmers outline discrimination claims W ASHINGTON, D C . (AP) — Plaintiffs in a class-action law suit against the Agriculture D e partm ent say the government's own data show that American Indian farmers lost hundreds o f millions o f dollars as a result o f lo an d is c rim in a tio n a t th e agency. The dollar estimate was de veloped by an economist hired as an expert witness in the case. T he lawsuit, which could go to trial later this year, was filed in 1999 by Indian farm ers and ranchers w ho say U SD A o f fices tried to squeeze them out o f business by denying them loans that instead w ent to non- Indians. (541) 475-2578 k Legal Aid Services of Oregon provides free assistance to low-income Oregonians in many civil cases. Speak with an attorney during drop-in hours 1 to 4 p.m. on the Si Cllll’s Repair & Auto Sales A p p ro v e d A u to R ep. first M onday of the month at the Fam ily Resources Center in Warm Springs. Or call us a t 3 8 5 -6 9 4 4 M o n d a y th ro u g h Wednesday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. '/¡STATE Approved Auto Repair Free tow ing w ith any bill exceeding $500 _i 1 V § K
