Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, February 24, 2010, Page 2, Image 2

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February 24, 2010
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Meadows hosts winter giveaway
M t . H ood Meadows recently
gave away 300 siki parkas, uni­
forms and other winter cloth-
ing at the Third Annual Mead­
ows Clothing Giveaway, held at
the Warm Springs Community
Center.
More than 150 tribal mem;
bers attended, and m ost o f the
clothing was gone in about 45
minutes.. |
“This event is a great sue-'
cess,” said organizer Greg Leo.
“We
ap p rec ia te
5 th e
generosity o f Mt. Hood Mead­
ows.”
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The winter clothing giveaway
was conducted in partnership
with KWSO. Mt. H ood Mead­
ows for the past six years has
conducted a community part­
nership program with the Con­
Photcfe courtesy of the Leo Company.
fe d era te d T ribes o f W arm
Tribal
members
browse
through
the
winter
clothing
at
the
recent
giveaway.
Springs.
T he p artnership includes
events like tribal m em ber ski
days, the winter clothing give-
aways, and tribal elder huckle­
berry picking in the summer.
The partnership is a way to
bring the Mt. Hood Ski area and
the Warm Springs tribal mem­
bership closer together.
For ad ditonal details about
the Mt. H ood Meadows and
W arm Springs p a rtn e rsh ip ,
contact Greg Led at 50Ì-804-
6391. |
Festival seeks poster art
Festival o f Nations, an arts
and culture festival held in Cas­
cade Locks, is seeking poster art
for the 2010 event.
The festival is centered on
Native American traditions and
arts, but also welcpmes submis­
sions o f any G orge-inspired
theme and appropriate image.
The winner will receive rec­
ognition as a sponsor, a free ven-
.d6r booth at the event for their
art, and a portion o f the poster
proceeds.
The deadline to submit items
is March 31.
. To enter, send a hard copy to
P.O. Box 487,jCe>rbett, Oregon
97019 and an electronic image
o f a p r o p o s e d 'd e s ig n , to
rebgandy@comcast.net.
P lease c o n ta c t R ebecca
Gandy, event coordinator,- for
more event details and poster
requirements.. H er number,¿s
503-753-4267.
Are You Planning for a
Giveaway or Memorial?
Shawls & Handicrafts for Sale
Call Darlene at 553-3062 6'r 550-6138
Toys-Tools-Housewares-Clothing-Crafts-Gifts-
O r e-mail:
Greg@Theleocompany.com
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Warm Springs Community Calendar
Wednesday, Feb. 24
At 10 a.m. the Canoe
Journey team will meet at
the M useum at Warm
Springs.
A t nôon therè Will be
Yoga class at the Commu­
nity Center.
A ll D istricts w ill hold
T rib a l C o u n cil n o m in a ­
tio n s tonight at the Agency
and Simnasho longhouses
and at the Seekseequa Fire
Hall. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and
meetings are at 7 p.m’.
Warm Springs Ventures
is offering com puter assis­
tance weekly at 2 p.m. on
Wednesdays at the Com­
puter Learning Lab inside
the Teepee Deli. The ses­
sions are informal, in: a one-
on-o.ne, sm all-group en*
vironment. If you are seek­
ing basic com puter help
such as setting up an e-mail
account, browsing the Web,
o r learning Microsoft Office,
you should com e in. If
Wednesday at 2 p.m. is in­
convenient, call Evan at
553-3665 to schedule a dif­
ferent time.
Thursday, Feb. 25
At noon there will be Core
Strength class at the Com­
munity Center.
C om m unity D ia b e te s
S c re e n in g s will be held
Thursday from 1:30-3 p.m.
at CPS.
th e JCMS g irls basket­
ball A & B teams play at The
Dalles today at 3:45 and
4:45 p.m.
N arcotics A nonym ous
will meet Thursday from 6-
7:30 p.m. in the Family Re­
source Center conference
room.
; The Madras High School
b o y s b a s k e tb a ll team
takes on Hermiston at 7 p.m.
Listen to KWSO for live cov­
erage pf the game.
Weekly N ative Dance
Class with Deanie Johnson
and Carol Sahme is held
Thursday nights in the Com­
munity Center Social Hall.
Chips Kalama and drum
group Eagle Thunder will
also participate, giving youth
a chance now to dance and
sing.
Monday, March 1
‘A t 9 atm. the C anoe
Journey team will meet at
the Museum at Warm
Springs.
At noon there w ill be
Cardio class at the Commu­
nity Center.
A w o m e n ’s s u p p o rt
group meets this evening
from 6:36-8 p.m. at the
Warm Springs Victims of
Crime Services office.
Tuesday, March 2
There’s a HOPE Program
Diabetes Class starting at
10a.m. Classes are open,
stop in anytime for 30 min­
utes or less.
Community Counseling
offers the Red Road for
youth program from 4:30-
6:30 p.m. in the upstairs lec­
ture room at The Counsel­
ing Center.
Friday, Feb. 26
There will be no school
for ail 509-J students be­
cause of Parent-Teacher
Conferences.
Census testing Thursday, Friday
There will be 2010
US Census testing this
month for those inter­
ested in employment
as a census worker.
Today at noon there will
be Body Flex class at the
Community Center.
The
te s tin g
is
T h u rs d a y s and F ri­
days at 9:30 a.m. at the
Family Resource Cen­
ter.
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