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i October 8, 2009; r* Page 8 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Fundraisers for Championship Fry Bread trip Ja s m in e C ald era is fundraising for the World Cham pionship Fry Bread Cook-Off, to be held Nov. 7 in Tulsa, Okla. “This is a new challenge for me, and I’m willing to work ex tra h ard to m ake this dream come true,” she said. Ja sm in e is h o stin g a fundraiser this Thursday, Oct. 8 from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Com m unity Center Social Hall. She w ill h o s t a n o th e r fundraiser from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m . a t th e S ocial H all on Wednesday, O ct. 14. She will have ham an d tu rk ey sa n d w ich es, and h o m em ad e creamy/chunky potato soup. S6. Jasm in e w ill F rid ay bake sales, Oct. 9, 16, 23 and 30 at the entry way o f Macy’s Mar ket. She will have omelet mom-? ing on Monday, Oct. 12 and 19; at her purple concesssion stand,, from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. O rder a] specially made com bo omelet; with hash browns. $7. Jasm ine will have breakfast; b u rrito s and sandw iches on; Tuesdays and Thursday through; October. She can be reached ati 553-1560. Children’s Protective Services is requesting can d y d on ation s fo r Halloween. Please drop o ff your donations at the CPS of fice, 1109 Wasco Street. I f you have any ques tions, please call 553- 3209. P rep ackaged can d y or o th er p re p ackaged item s only. Used costumes also wel come. Financial skills for families The tribal Credit Enterprise is offering a class teaching finan cial skills for families. You can register by calling Credit at 553-3201, or go by the Credit office building. The class starts O ct 27 and ends Dec. 15. Classes m eet from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the C redit E nterprise classroom. T h e curriculum has b een updated to include: Banking and you; Credit re ports and clean-up; protecting against predatory lenders; home and car buying tips; spending and saving plans; saving by home maintenance and weath erization; free stuff; and you and the economy. Fisherman cited in Marshall subsistence protest ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) ?» A city police officer in Marshall has been ticketed for illegal fish ing in a summer protest o f sub sistence fishing restrictions. A U.S. Fish and Wildlife ser vice p ro te c tio n o ffic e r on Wednesday ticketed 32-year-old Jason Isaac, w ho was one o f several men w ho boasted o f il legal fishing. Nick A ndrew Jr., executive director o f the O hagamuit Tra ditional C ouncil in M arshall, tells T he T undra D rum s that Isaac was the only one ticketed and the only one to tell in v es-; tigators he fished illegally. The fishermen told reporters, they had caught 100 king salmon* on June 26, during a closed fish-- ing period, and delivered the fish* to widows, elders and disabled' residents. San Joaquin River, salmon restoration to begin FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - Fed eral officials released the first surge o f water from a Fresno- area dam to reawaken miles o f the San Joaquin River and re store salmon runs that w ent dry in the 1940s. Heritage Art Market starts in November T h e M u se u m a t W arm Springs will present the Native American Heritage A rt M arket beginning next m onth. The market offers shoppers the chance to join in the holiday sp irit, an d fin d local h a n d crafted Native American origi nal art work. The m arket will be in the lobby o f the Museum at Warm Springs. The first m arket is set for Novem ber 28, which is a Satur day. The market will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The next market will be the following day, Sun day, Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . F o r m ore in fo rm atio n , plèasê call the museum at (541) 553-3331. T he Bureau o f Reclamation began the historic restoration o f th e state's second-largest river at 6 p.m. on Thursday, O ct. 1, w hen officials released pulses o f w ater along the dry riverbed. T he project to bring back salmon to the river is a milestone' in a decades-long legal tussle: b e tw e e n e n v iro n m en talists,: farmers and the federal govern-; ment. Sustaining Indian Agriculture topic o f Nov. conference O regon State University E x te n sio n O ffic e W arm Springs, and the University o f Nevada Cooperative Ex tension will host an agricul ture seminar at Kah-Nee-Ta in November. The seminar is People o f the Land: Sustaining A m e ri can Indian Agriculture in Oregon, Nevada, Washington and Idaho. T he sem inar will be • at K ah -N ee-T a on Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call Fara B rum m er to register: 553-3148. 2009 Forty-first Annual COWDEO Saturday and Sunday October 17-18 For contestants 5 thru 14 years Not eligible: Top 5 in PeeWee Groups, Junior Rodeo Association at Jefferson County Fair Complex, Madras, Oregon Calti Ropi Senior, Jun lior, or Pe Per Person s ««alili s ns <D 0 _■ i CZ) I 1 donated by DMJ Automotive “ Goat Decorating - PeeWees Horseless Calf Roping - 11 & Under Breakaway Calf Roping - Seniors Sheep Riding - 5 & 6 year olds Cow Riding Girls & Boys Barrel Racing - Senior, Jr, PeeWee Chicken Scramble - 3 to 5 year olds 23 ? ag F lace Mainili ou r, Junior, < ir PeeWee All Around Award Saddle
