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Pursuing acting career in L. A. D e m e tria Smith, a smiling and personable young lady, is very determined in her pur suit o f a career in acting. Last week, Demetria and her family moved to Los A n geles, so Demetria could be closer to acting opportunities. Just 15 years old, she has been building her acting port folio for the past few years. H er m anaging company, Global O ne Ltd., is based in Los Angeles, on Wilshire Bou levard. T he family m oved there to be closer to the cast ing calls. Dem etria’s m other Pam will also be working for the agency. Demetria is now 15. She became interested in acting at a very young age, “w hen I was 4 or 5, watching Disney shows,” she says. H er long-term goal is to be in a m ovie. “I th in k it would be fun to be in a scary movie,” Demetria says. The Global O ne agency is based in Los Angeles but has offices in South Korea, and in Texas. They have alliances with the Asian entertainment market. Demetria is the only N a tive American on the agency roster. By her looks she could also take roles as an Asian or L atina girl, if the circum - October 3, 2012 Spilyay Tymoo, Wgrm SpHncjs, Oregon Pgge 2 Spilyay photo. Demetria Smith “ The community o f Warm Springs has always been very giving.” stances reqiure, said Pam. D em etria has been w ith Global O ne for a year and a half. “We took a long time deciding before we w ent with them,” says Pam. The relationship has been great so far, and Pam has re ferred other young actors to the agency. H er new job with Global O ne will be working w ith the new youth actors coming in. The, move to Los Angeles w ill b e a b ig ch an g e fo r D em etria and the family, as th e y h av e liv ed in W arm Springs all their lives. “I am going to miss my friends and family I have here,” she said. T h ere are m any p eople D em etria and family w ould like to thank for their sup port: The tribal Office o f Infor m ation Systems (OIS, for merly Eagle Tech) helped set up h e r Skype interv iew . T hanks also to Beulah and C o u n cilm an R ay m o n d ' Tsum pti; grandparents Val, Lee and Gail; and all w ho helped with donations, pur chases at fu n d raisers, and words o f encouragement. “T h e c o m m u n ity o f W arm S prings has always been very giving,” Pam says. T h a n k y o u to C arlo s S m ith a t K a h -N e e -T a , M cD o n ald ’s R estau ran t in M ad ras, trib a l S ecretary - T reasu rer Jo d y Calica; the C redit E nterp rise; P ioneer Rock and M onument. Pam also wished to thank her par ents, Pam and Frank. Thank you to Mary Kay and Jason Williams; G us C onner and Easton Culpus. There have been too many supporters to m ention indi vidually, Pam said. T he sup porters know w ho they are, “if we forget to m ention you, it is n o t intentional.” — Dave McMechan Raffle benefits MHS athletics CPS is asking for donations of candy or goodies to hand out on Halloween. If you can help out, please drop them off at CPS by October 25 or your donations can by picked up, just call 541-553-3209 and speak with Reggie Clements to make arrangements. T h e B u ff B o o ste rs are selling raffle tick ets fo r a chance to win an I-Pad, an H P P ro B o o k L ap to p and “T h e N early -P erfect Rifle Battery.” Winners will be an nounced at the Homecoming game, Oct. 26. All proceeds will go to M H S ath letics, clubs and activities. For tick ets contact Laura 541-460- 3109 or A1 541-980-4850. Museum announces art exhibit awards ■The Nineteenth Annual Tribal Member A rt Exhibit at the M useum at Warm S p rings w ill o p e n o n Thursday, Oct. 11. There will be an open ing reception on that day from 5:30-7 p.rn. The judging o f the art work this year brought the following awards: Judges C hoice— Tra ditional: Carroll Dick, “Sis terly Love,” beaded pat- Lapa. (See page 12.) Judges Choice— Con te m p o rary : C h arlen e D im m ick, “War P aint,” horse, ink/pencil drawing. H o n o ra b le M e n tio n Awards: P a t C o u rtn e y G o ld , “Mimbre Fish,” Sally bag. Roberta Kirk, “In My G randdaughter’s H onor,” beaded pat-lapa. Mavis Shaw, “Tree o f Hay workshop Thursday O tegon State E xtension will host a hay w orkshop for W arm S prings com m unity m em b ers an d g u ests th is T h u rsd ay, O ct. 4, fro m 9 a.m. till 12 p.m. in the E du cation building basement. Discussion will cover hay quality and value, and will ex amine different types o f lo cally grown hay. W ednesday, Oct. 3 A 1 0 -w e e k s e rie s o f parenting classes will begin to d ay. T he c la s s e s w ill be held fro m 9-11 a .m . e ve ry W e d n e s d a y in c o n fe re n c e room 2E at ECE. They will take the first 10 parents to sign up. C h ild c a re is not a va ila b le . C all Jodi at 541- 553-3242 to register. Today’s Culture Class will teach the W asco Language and include a lesson on “Cer em onies and Esteem .” The class is from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the Education Building base ment. To all C om bat Veterans, there is a group session to day at 4:30 p.m. at the Family Resource Center, in the meet ing room across from the Li brary. An Alcoholics Anonymous m e e tin g w ill be h e ld th is evening at 7 in the Family Re s o u rc e C e n te r c o n fe re n c e room. Victim s of Crime Services has a m onthly m en’s support group W ednesday from 6-8 p.m. This is a support group fo r men who are a victim of a crim e, not a b a tte re rs p ro gram. Thursday, Oct. 4 OSU Extension is hosting a H ay W o rk s h o p fro m 9 a.m .— 12 p.m in the Educa tion Building basement. They w ill discuss hay q uality and value. You will gain inform a tio n th a t w ill help you plan y o u r w in te r fe e d in g o p e ra tions. For More Inform ation, contact OSU Extension, 541- 553-3238; or at: fara.bnjmmer@oregonstate.edu. W arm Springs Language Culture Class is from 3:30 til 5 p.m. today in the basement of the Education Building. The last part o f the class will fo cus on “S torytelling.” Every one is welcom e. MHS boys soccer and vol leyball will host Molalla today. Soccer at 4 and Volleyball at 6:30. Girls Soccer is away at Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM licenses or get sp a y/ne u te r vouchers. They accept cash only. Native Am erican musician and evangelist M orning Sun will be in Warm Springs Oc Friday, Oct. 5 to b er 6 and 7. Everyone is T h e M u se u m a t W a rm invited to attend. On October S p rin g s’ N in eteenth A nnual 6 she will have a concert and Tribal Member Art Exhibit will te s tim o n y a t H igh L o o ke e be on display O ctober 11 thru Lodge from 6:30-8 p.m. On January 6. Traditional or con O ctober 7th m usic and te sti tem porary items from Warm m ony w ill take place at the Springs tribal m em bers may be submitted. The final dead Warm Springs Baptist Church line to subm it art fo r display • at 11am. Also, a free Inner Healing C onference w ill be o r sale p u rp o se s o n ly is 5 held on O ctober 11 and 12 p.m. on O ctober 5. This year, from 6:30-8 p.m. and on Oc th e m useum w ill p u b lish a tober 13 from 9 til 5. c a ta lo g o f th e p ie c e s and th e y’d like artists to include Monday, Oct. 8 an artist biography. Contact A Food Handler’s Class will Natalie Moody at the Museum be held today from 2 to 4 p.m. fo r more information. in the IHS Atrium. Madras White Buff Football T h e re ’ s a S p a n is h fo r travels to Molalla today for a 7 Health W orkers course be p.m. game. ing offered at Madras COCC T on ig h t at th e Je ffe rso n that starts today. It’s a 6-week County Library Film C enter course, no prior experience is they are showing “The Best required. You can register at Exotic Marigold Hotel,” rated the Madras campus, by call PG-13. It starts at 7:30 at the ing 5 4 1-550-4100 o r online Rodriguez Annex next to the at noncredit.cocc.edu. library in Madras. Molalla today. Madras W ater Polo teams play the Redmond Panthers today A r t A d v e n tu re G a lle ry A rtist’s Reception, presents Jeanie Sm ith- “It’s Personal.” The reception is from 5:30- 7:30 p.m. The g allery is Io-, cated at 185 SE 5th Street. Refreshm ents are available. Everyone is welcome! A non-credit drawing class is being o ffe re d at M adras COCC op this day. This is for beginners and advanced stu dents. You can register at the M a d ra s ca m p u s by ca llin g 5 4 1 -5 5 0 -4 1 0 0 o r o n lin e at noncredit.cocc.edu. Saturday, Oct. 6 On the MHS Sports sched ule today, the Volleyball team w ill be at th e Ju n ctio n C ity Tournament and Cross Coun try will travel to South Albany. There’s a P et Clinic from 2 -4 p.m . in th e O ld A m b u la n ce Bay a cro ss from the W arm S p rin g s P o st O ffice. You can purchase shots and Tuesday, Oct. 9 A HOPE Diabetes Class will be held today from 11a.m. til n o o n in th e H e a lth & W ellness Center kitchen con ference room. The topics are ‘Being Active and Coping with Diabetes.’ A healthy lunch will follow. At Culture Class today they w ill teach Paiute Language and cover “Traditional Disci pline.” It’s from 3:30 til 5 in b a se m e n t o f th e E ducation B uilding. T he M HS V o lle yb a ll and Boys’ Soccer team s travel to Estacada today. Girls Soccer h a s a h o m e m a tc h to d a y against Estacada at 4 p.m. On the second Tuesday of each month there is the Dia b etes P re v en tio n S u p p o rt Group, meeting from 5-6 p.m. at the D ia b e te s P revention office. COCC in Madras is offer ing a course titled, “Express ing Yourself with Your Cam era.” It starts October 10. You can re g iste r at the M adras campus, by calling 541-550- 4100 or o n lin e at noncredit.cocc.edu. W ednesday, Oct. 10 Today’s Culture Class will teach the W asco Language and include a lesson on “Fu neral and Burial P ra ctice s.” It’s from 3:30 to 5 in the Edu cation Building basement. W e d n e s d a y is a 2 -h o u r early release day fo r 509-J Schools. JCMS will hold par e n t c o n fe re n c e s fro m 4 to 7 :3 0 p .m . a t th e m id d le school. And, they will be at the W arm Springs C om m u n ity C e n te r to m o rro w from 4:30-7 p.m. Thursday, Oct 11 T h e M u se u m a t W a rm Springs will feature the Annual Tribal M em ber A rt Exhibit in There will be discussion o f hay properties an d feeding values for livestock. You will gain information that will help you plan your w inter feeding operations. F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n , contact O SL Extension in W arm S prings, 541-553- 3238; or email at: Fara.brummer@oregonstate.edu Vlease support our Advertisers ~ They give back to the community! Warm Springs Community Calendar -------------------------— Life,” w ood piece w ith animal charms. A urolyri Stw yer P in k h a m ,“W asco P ro p o sal,” h id e featu rin g mixed media. A fte r th e O c t. 11 opening, the Tribal Mem ber A rt Exhibit will be on display through January 6. Traditional or contem porary items from Warm Springs tribal m em bers will be on display. The final deadline to submit art for display or sale purposes only is 5 p.m. on O ctober 5. This year, the museum will publish a catalog of the pieces and they’d like artists to include an artist biography. C o n ta c t N atalie M oody at the M useum fo r m ore in fo rm atio n , 541-553-3331. up/*5"'- ...... "..... — :------- -— —— - — its Changing Exhibits Gallery O ctober 11-January 6. T h e re ’s fo o tb a ll th is e v e n in g a t M a d ra s H igh S c h o o l - th e B u ffs h o s t LaSalle, kickoff is at 7. Madras W a te r P o lo -b o y s and g irls-p la y Medford today. Warm Springs*Language Culture Class is from 3:30 til 5 p.m. today in the basement o f th e E d u c a tio n B u ild in g . The last part of the class will focus on “the W hip Man.” Ev eryone is welcome. Friday, Oct. 12 Friday is an In-service day for 509-J schools - there’s no school for students. The Warm Springs Boys & Girls Club will be closed for a furlough day on Friday, Octo b er 12. R egular club hours a re w e e k d a y s a fte rs c h o o l from 3-5:30. The club is open during Spring, Sum m er and W inter breaks from 8-5. The club will be closed on desig nated holidays, tribal closure days and inclem ent weather days. Madras W ater Polo teams play this morning, j Today is the d e a d lin e to subm it items for the next edi tion of the Spilyay Tymoo com ing out Wednesday, October 17th. T his Friday night at the Jefferson County Library Film Center they are showing “The Artist," rated PG-13. It starts at 7:30 at the Rodriguez A n nex next to the library in M a dras. The Buff Boosters Surf & T u r f an d S ile n t A u c tio n F u n d ra is e r is on Saturday, O cto b e r 20th at 6pm at the Madras Gun Club. Tickets are $20 and it’s for adults only. Saturday, Oct. 13 The MHS Volleyball team will play at the Seaside Tour n a m e n t to d a y and C ro s s C ountry travels to Pleasant Hill. 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