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Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon June 13, 2012 Pgge 3 509-J free lunch begins in June Students Concert The Jefferson County' School District 509-J is of fering free summer lunches to kids ages 1-18, beginning on June 25 through August 24. (There will be no lunch served on Wednesday, July 4.) Starting Monday, June 25, the lunches in Warm Springs will be served from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in the Warm Springs cafeteria. I f you would like more information on this program, please call 541-475-0339. KNT offers lifeguard classes The Kah-Nee-Ta life guard classes for the 2012 season are scheduled for this Thursday through Sun day, June 14-17. Classes begin at 8 a.m. Full-class participation would require 26 hours over the four-day course. Full course completion is required for certifica tion. C ost o f the class is, $200. To register, call the reso rt at 541-553-1112 ext. 3458. GED courses this summer from 5:45-8:45 p.m. Cost is $25. Pick up an intent to en roll form at the COCC Ma dras campus. The instructor’s message phone is 541-504-2914. The number for GED testing in formation is 541-475-2804. The GED summer quar ter will be from June 26-Au- gust 30 at the Central Oregon Community College campus in Madras. The classes are basic read ing and basic math, and are on Tuesdays and Thursdays I . H-------- --------- ' & '— , ; ' —— Yvonne Iverson/Spilyay The families of Warm Springs Elementary School students packed they gym last Wednesday for the 2012 Music Program, Spring Around the World. Pictured above are the first-grade classes singing “Nu Wahtan,” a Wolof-Fulani Waking Song from Gambia. Blythe Olson, school music director, worked with each grade to produce a program that included music from China, Africa, Korea and other places around the globe. Each grade performed three songs for the enthusiastic crowd. Peaceful Spirit Outing in July The Peaceful Spirit Out ing, honoring wounded war riors through fly fishing and cultural sharing, will be on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 24-25 at Lower Dry Creek in Warm Springs. .The organizers are look ing for fishing guides, volun teers and donations of tackle, food or funding. Contact Casey Green at 541-325-2147 for more in formation. Warm Springs Community Calendar ---------- -------- :-------------------- Thursday, June 14 The R ezO lym pics are at the Warm Springs El e m e n ta ry tra c k are a. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and the Olympic Oath is at 9. Lunch and aw ard s fo r all p a rtic i pants will be held at noon. Parents will need to sign a waiver for children to participate. E d iso n Y a z z ie w ill teach a basic roping class for youth in grades 3-12 from 10a.m .-2p.m . at the Education building training room. There is a limit of 30 kids. You can sign up at the OSU Ex tension office or by call ing 553-3238. This class is a b e g in n in g rop in g class and kids are en couraged to bring their own ropes, if they have them. There will also be a session on nutrition. Edison is looking for do nations to help this pro gram with supplies and is also looking for any old “head” ropes to be do nated for this event. T he W o m en of W e lln e s s is having a Father’s Day BBQ at the Family Resource Center from noon to 1. Everyone is welcome. The Community Health Programs will host an In fo rm a tio n a l M ee tin g D inner at the Agency Longhouse. Dr. Rudd will speak about preventing the spread of Whooping Cough and nurses will be available for imm uniza tions. Dinner is at 5:30 and the presentation at 6:30. Friday, June 15 The Black Bear Diner & R e lay fo r Life/EM S Team are inviting people to dinner June 15 and June 22 from 4-9 p.m. The Emergency Medical S ervice Personnel w ill be b u ssin g ta b le s fo r tips, all proceeds go to th e A m e ric a n C a n ce r Society Relay fo r Life. The Black Bear Diner will donate $2 to Relay for Life for every person who com es in to eat during these times. Saturday, June 16 The Museum at Warm Springs will have a Print- Book Making class to day with Pat Clark in the M u s e u m ’s E d u c a tio n Room. Call the Museum 541-553-3331 ext. 407 to sign up. An Alcoholics Anony mous meeting is being held this morning at 10 in th e F a m ily R e s o u rc e Center conference room. Warm Springs Nation Little League will hold its End of Season Appre ciation Barbeque in the P a v ilio n a re a b e h in d Community Center. The Museum at Warm S prings L ivin g T ra d i tio n s P ro g ra m - live demonstrations by tribal m embers - will feature H o rse R e g a lia w ith Marcia Minthorn on June 16-17. Marcia will be in the lobby from 1-5 p.m. A potluck dinner and prayer gathering for the Warm Springs Christian com m unity will be at 6 p.m. at the High Lookee Lodge Tribal Room. You are in vited to unite in prayer for the community, churches and fam ilies. Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM This community gather ing takes place the third Saturday of each month. Monday, June 18 Warm Springs Tribal Council is in session to day. On the m orning agenda: U pdates from the Secretary-Treasurer and C h ie f O p e ra tio n s Officer. In the afternoon are Draft Resolutions and Enrollments. Ethos Music Summer Cam p w ill be held the w e e k o f Ju n e 18 -22 . Classes and workshops include beginning/inter- mediate instrument les sons, hip hop, voice, art and outdoor games. Stu dents will perform on Fri day, June 22. Parents can sign kids up in mid- May at the Kids Club in Madras, som e scholar ships are available. For more information contact Laurel Crafton at: laurel@ethos.org A Relay for Life com mittee meeting will be he ld at th e H a rrim a n Building on the corner of Fourth and D streets in Madras at 5:30 p.m. A Captain’s Meeting will be June 19 at 5:30 at the Madras COCC Building. Tuesday, June 19 Warm Springs Tribal Council will be in ses sion this morning to hear Item s from the S ecre tary-Treasurer. T uesd ay is H ealthy Breakfast at the Health & W ellness Center in the k itc h e n c o n fe re n c e room. There is a Lunch and Learn Class Tuesday at noon at the OSU Kitchen in the Education Building. T h e y w ill be m a kin g Smoothies and will serve Salm on Corn C how der for lunch. Call 553-3238 to sign up. Wednesday, June 20 T he P i-U m e -S h a H ealth F a ir is from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m . at the Community Center. Thursday, June 21 Warm Springs Tribal Council will be at Kah- Nee-Ta for- the Oregon Tribes meeting. A F oo d H a n d le r ’s Class will be held at noon in the IHS Atrium. The Museum at Warm S p rin g s w ill fe a tu re W arm Springs Beaded Tapestries as its latest exhibit. The opening re c e p tio n is tod ay. T he opening will begin with a T ra d itio n a l H orse P a rade. They are looking for riders to dress in regalia or western attire. Partici pants are asked to arrive at 4:30 to line up at the far end of the Museum’s parking lot. The opening and re fre s h m e n ts w ill begin at 6 p.m. Everyône is welcome. Friday, June 22 Boarding School Ori entation is June 22-23 at 10 a.m. both days in the top floor of the education building. R e p re se n ta tives from Chemawa and Riverside high schools will be available. Stu dents may also get appli cations for Sherman and Flandreau High Schools. The deadline for boarding sch o o l a p p lic a tio n s is July 31. ---------------------------------------------------------- Today is the deadline to subm it items for the next edition of the Spilyay T ym o o c o m in g ou t Wednesday, June 27. June 22-24 is Pi-Ume- Sha Treaty Days in Warm S prings. S p e cia ls in clu d e : M e n ’s R ound Bustle & W om en’s Shell Dress, and the Sammy C olw ash clow n Dance special. Monday, June 25 Warm Springs Tribal Council is in session to day. On the m orn ing agenda: the July Agenda and a Gaming Update. In the afternoon: a Legisla tive Conference Call and an U pdate from C om posite Products. T h e re ’s a G e n e ra l Council Meeting at the Agency Longhouse. Din ner is at 6, the meeting at 7. On the agenda is the Warm Springs School Proposal and Referen dum. Tuesday, June 26 Warm Springs Tribal Council is in session to day. On the m orning agenda is the Tribal Vic tim Rights Code. In the afternoon they will meet with the Secretary-Trea surer. T uesday at Healthy B re a k fa s t - E ric Bradford, the new diabe tes program supervisor, will talk about activity. It’s a t 9 a.m . in th e IH S k itc h e n c o n fe re n c e room. A H O P E D ia b e te s Class will be held from 11 а. m.-noon in the Health & W ellness Center kitchen conference room. The topics are Medications, Pregnancy & Diabetes, Blood Sugars and Sick Day Management. Alight lunch will follow. There is a Lunch and Learn Class at noon at the OSU Kitchen in the Education Building. They will be making Freezer Jam and will serve En glish M uffin Pizzas for lunch. Call 553-3238 to sign up. S u m m e r Term G ED Classes will be held in Madras. Basic Reading and W riting begins June 26 and B asic M ath on June 28. Both classes are from 5:45-8:45 p.m. at th e C O C C M a d ra s Campus, room 115. You should go to the class to register during the first two weeks of the term. T h e re ’s a G e n e ra l Council Meeting June 26 at th e S im n a s h o Longhouse. Dinner is at б, the meeting at 7. On the Agenda is the Warm Springs School Proposal and Referendum. Tribal Referendum on W.S. k-8 School Tuesday, July 10 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Community Center aerobics room __________________ u )
