Spilyay Tyrooo, W^rro Springs, Oregon
Page 5
October 8, 2 0 0 9
Recreation hosting Halloween fu n
Indian Nite Out
T he W arm Springs Com m u
nity W ellness C enter and the
R e cre atio n D e p a rtm e n t are
sponsoring a num ber o f events
for Halloween.
Halloween carnival
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
The newly formed Joint Health Commission members met with Tribal Council and
clinic workers at Kah-Nee-Ta last week. The gathering was the first official meeting of
the Joint Health Commission.
T he center and Recreation
D epartm ent will host the H al
loween Carnival on Halloween
night, Saturday, Oct. 31.
T he fun and games begin at
7 p.m. There will be a costum e
contest for adults and children.
Judging will be at 7:30 p.m.
C o n te s t c ateg o ries: m o st
original, best hom em ade cos
tume, best video game charac
ter, twilight character, best zom
bie.
There will be Bingo and door
prizes. T he Halloween Carnival
is a drug and alcohol free event.
For m ore inform ation, call
the Recreation D epartm ent at
553-3243.
opens at 9:30 a.m. Stop by the
booth to pick up your wrist band
for free entry into the pool, the
slide, m ini-golf and golf.
T he barbecue will begin at 11
a.m., lasting until 2:30 p.m.
SOUNDZ
UNLIMITED
1225SWHwy. 97
Madras, OR 97741
475-7123
Car Audio - CB Radios
T his is follow ed w ith free
Bingo w ith great prizes.
T here will be free food, free
fun and prizes. Com e join in the
fun for the day.
Freezer Sale -
Entrepreneur
small business
boot camp
New Teepee at Deli
Courtesy photo.
The Teepee Deli has a new teepee. Duran Bobb, his friends
and the Teepee Deli staff volunteered to put up the teepee.
The crew was (from left) Dyan Lamere, Samantha Gomez,
Michael Redman, Ron Green, Preston Conners and Kelly
Wewa; kneeling, Duran Bobb.
T h e E m ployee H allow een
Costum e contest will be on Fri
day, O ct. 30, from noo n to 1
p.m. at the Com munity Center
Social Hall. C ontest categories
include: best cartoon character
from back in the day; m ost origi-
n a l/b e st hom em ade costum e;
best animal look alike, and best
celebrity look alike.
A light lunch will be served.
« im
Member appreciation day Oct. 11 at Kah-Nee-Ta
K ah -N ee-T a H ig h D e se rt
Resort and Casino will be host
the annual Tribal M em ber Com
m unity A ppreciation D ay on
Sunday, Oct. 11.
T h e in f o r m a tio n b o o th
Employee costume con
test
T h e C om m unity W ellness
Center and Recreation D epart
m ent will present the Spooky
Indian Nite O ut and D rum m ers
Jam Session on the Wednesday
evening, O ct. 28, before H al
loween.
Com e one and all fo r the
poduck dinner (bring your fa
vorite dish) at 6 p.m. D ancing
starts at 7 p.m.
Discounts $2$ and H b !
(through O ctober)
Central O regon C om
m unity C ollege and the
Partnership to E n d Pov
erty will present a two-day
extensive workshop on the
nuts and bolts o f self-em
ployment, Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. 6-7.
W ho will benefit from
attending? This workshop
is designed to deliver ob-
jectiye inform ation to in-,
; dividuals. th in k in g . about
self-employment o r start
ing their own business.
C ost: $29, in clu d e s
lunches, w orkbook materi
als and refreshm ents. Reg
istration through C O CC
C o n tin u in g E d u c a tio n :
noncredit.cpcc.edu/
W h ere :
COCC,
R edm ond Campus.
F or m ore inform ation
contact: Maura Schwartz—
475-0348; Joan Pasco, 503-
661-3981; Beth Wickham,
383-7290.
Serwnq CentrafOregon since
R alph s Furniture
&TV
525 S.E. 5th Street
Madras, OR 97741
(5 4 1 ) 4 7 5 -2 5 7 8
I n d ito . A r t s
Fire Safety Coloring Contest
C rêtfts
2132 Wärm Springs Ä
I------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------- _ _ --------------- ,
Wfrzn Springs, 03 37761
fS41JSS3tf37
5th Annual
Bl®l?
laiSifeeilftajlJIJ lo w nament
November 20, 21, 2 2,2009
Yerington, Nevada
GET TOUR FEES IN EARLT T0 ASSURE TOUR TEAMS SETS IN
EIWRV FEE KAOUNE. BOYE mae » 2, itog
Mail toi CSM TOURKAMEUT, P.O.80X 71$, YERINGTQN, MV 8944?
ABVLT
WOMEN'S S MEN'S
EKTITFEE:»oo
First 12 teams to pty fee will be entered io tourney
WOMEN'S 6 MEN'S
ERTRY FEE: $210
Hist 4 tea ns to pa g fee wifl be eiteied ii toiraeg.
YOUTH DIVISION
1-3 (r a h • 4-iS ra le
7E it Stale
ENTRT FEE: Î158
Rut 1 caetl feta* to p , to
will te eitoted te to imp,.
awa «os ( iyh nt
aAHrtatsiit
tMHU-ir-Tiitcnua
6 ceisauaiet
S pecia 1 Am id for this Toma neit
MEMORIAL COACH'S AWARD
TOURMAMIMT RMTtf
1
Kids, color in the drawing above, and bring it to Warm Springs Fire and Safety for a
chance to win a prize. Drawings are due by the end of October. Remember to include
your name and age. There are three judging categories, said Karla Tias-Bagley, assistant
fire chief: 5 years and under; ages 5-8; and 8-12 years. Prizes for first- through third-place
in each age category. Fire and Safety is sponsoring this contest in recognition of Fire
Prevention Week, which is this week, and Fire Prevention Month, which is this month.
R
GBW «CK.1!....
uns of
—MOTEIS—
Cssiw West (m ) 4f3-24(1 e n -» „-» 7 -4 1 11
Cojtperlu (77S) 4&3-2135
TltttrfM (tote. W» G75) 4<î-a»4
CHAMPIONSHIP
RUNHER-UP.THIRD PLACE
CORSO LATIOR
MÜSIiaSPItMiOiMPLAV«
BtSIlBWHAYH
AU-HAAS nan l siiss'j
I 1Æ ENTRY FEE DEPOSIT
DUE NOVEMBER 2"
“IE3TEAM MATER“ (MVP)
M is u N s n u m iM outer
ALL-STARS
FOR MORE IHF0RMAT10R, CAU:
RON SMITH ( 7 7 5 ) 4 6 3 - 3 2 7 5 or DEBRA KEAT5 ( 7 7 5 ) 4 6 3 - 2 3 5 0
AMmSIHGNUIHAtV
MA COrttrt ACM TW
HIM»
Memorial Tournament proceeds to benefit scholarship fu r Yerington High Schoo!graduating senior.
,)