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November 14-, 2012
Spilyay Tymoo, Warrp Springs, Oregon
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WS. saw big turnout on election day
Four-hundred and seventy
voters in Jefferson County
precinct 14, which includes
most of the. Warm Springs
Reservation, cast ballots in
the November 6 general elec
tion.,
Tribal voters went strongly
for Pres. Obama, who re
ceived 399 of the local votes,
to Gov. Romney’s 57. -
The Warm Springs pre
cinct supported Joyce Segers,
Democrat, for U.S. Represen
tative. She received 261 lo
cal votes, to Republican Rep.
Greg Walden’s 185. Walden
won re-election by an overall
vote of 5,448 to 2,187.
On a local measure, Pre
cinct 14 supported the Ma
dras Aquatic Center opera
tion levy. The rest o f the
county rejected the p ro
posal, which failed by 350
votes.
The state measures regard
ing private casinos— mea
sures 82 and 83-—were
soundly rejected by reserva
tion voters. The Precinct 14
vote on Measure 82 (allow
ing private casinos) was 438
against and 30 in favor.
The Precinct 14 vote on
was rejected in Precinct 14,
county-wide and statewide.
P recin ct 14 supported
Kate Brown for Secretary of
State, w ith 358 votes to
Knute Buehler’s 72. Jefferson
County overall supported
Buehler. Brown won state
wide.
The Warm Springs pre
cinct supported Ted Wheeler
for state T reasurer, T he
county overall supported his
opponent, Tom Cox. Wheeler
won re-election.
For Oregon Attorney Gen
eral, Precinct 14 supported
Ellen Rosenblume, who re
ceived 370 reservation votes
to James Buchal’s 50 votes.
The county overall supported
Buchal. Rosenblume won the
statewide vote.
State Sen. Ted Ferrioli re
ceived 300 votes in Precinct
14. He ran unopposed and
was re-elected.
The Warm Springs pre
cinct su p p o rted Gary
Ollerenshaw for state repre
sentative. The county overall
su p p o rted
Rep. Jo h n
Huffman, who won re-elec
tion.
On Election Day, Tianna Greene stops by the official
ballot drop box in Warm Springs, located at Fire and
Safety.
Measure 83 (allowing Wood
Village casino) was 438
against and 28 in favor. Both
gaming measures also failed
county-wide and statewide.
M easure
85
asked
whether the state could use
the corporate kicker to fund
k-12 education. Precinct 14
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strongly favored this measure
by a vote o f 315—127. The
rest of the county narrowly
voted against the proposal:
3,949 to 3,697. Measure 85
passed statewide by a good
margin.
M easure 80, asking
whether to legalize marijuana,
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The Museum at Warm Springs will host the.Na
tive American Heritage Art Market on Novem
ber 24, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Registration is open
to the first 25 vendors. Priority will be given to
local tribal artisans. Half spaces are available.
Register by calling 541-553-3331; or you may
come in for registration at the museum Educa
tion Program.
Christmas bazaar coming up
The Annual Warm Springs:
Christmas Bazaar is coming
up on Saturday, Dec. 8.
The bazaar, offering
unique hand-crafted gifts, will
be from 10 a.m. til 4 p.m. at
the Warm Springs Commu
nity Center.
For more information call
541-553-3243.
Car Light Parade, tree
lighting later this month
T he
C onfederated
Tribes, the Community
C enter and R ecreation
Department will present
the Car Light Parade and
Christmas Tree Lighting on
Thursday, Nov. 29.
The Car Light Parade
line-up will be at the Warm
Springs Elementary School
at 6 p.m. Judging will be at
6:30, and the parade starts
at 7. The Christmas Tree
Lighting and caroling will
begin at 7:30 p.m. at the
Community Center.
Family Fun Night
Native Aspirations will
present the Family Fun
Night,
Bring the family and
make some Christm as
crafts together.
This will be from 7:30-
9 p.m. in the Community
Center gym.
For more information,
contact either the Commu
nity Center at 541-553-
3243; or the Warm
Springs Prevention Coali
tion, 553-3205.
School district Impact
Aid hearing Dec. 10
A public meeting in
Warm Springs o f the
Jefferson County School
District 509-J Board of
Directors is now sched
uled for December.
This meeting will'be a
chance to discuss the Im
pact Aid application for
financial year 2014, and
other matters relating to
Impact Aid.
The meeting will be
held at 6 p.m. on Mon
day, Dec. 10 in the library
of the Warm Springs El
ementary School.
The district annually
affords its patrons, spe
cifically Native American
patents and guardians, the
opportunity to offer com
ments and make recom
mendations relative to the
application for and the use
of Impact Aid funds.
I f anybody w ho
w ishes to a tte n d the
meeting has a disability
req u irin g assistan ce,
please advise C indy
S tanfield at 541-475-
6192 about specific ar
rangements that may ac
commodate your partici
pation in this meeting.
Warm Springs Community Calendar
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Wednesday, Nov. 14
Warm S prings T rib a l
C ouncil is in session today.
On th e ir agenda: T riba l
Council Priorities, Blue Stone
Strategy, and Executive Com
mittee Reports.
W a te r A e ro b ic s is this
morning at 10:15 at Kah-
Nee-Ta. Zum ba Gold class
starts at 10:45 at the Senior
Center.
There’s Cardio/Strength
Circuit Training at 12:10 in
the aerobics room . And
there’s a Diabetes Aware
ness W alk at noon at the
C om m upity C enter from
noon til 1. You can get edu
catio na l m aterial, health
screenings and a nutritional
snack. The Walk is the No
vem ber Fitness Challenge
bonus activity today - it’s
worth 120 minutes.
Today’s Culture Class will
teach the Wasco Language
and include a lesson on
“Longhouse Etiquette.” It’s
from 3:30 to 5 in the Educa
tion Building basement.
MHS Parent Teacher
Conferences will be held to
day from 4:30 til 7:30 p.m. in
the Commons. It’s also the
Grand Opening of the MHS
Parent Center.
Thursday, Nov. 15
Warm Springs T ribal
Council will be in session
today and meeting on the
,2013 Tribal Budget.
Cardio Flex class at the
C om m unity C e nter and
Zumba Fitness at IHS both
start at 12:10 today. There’s
also a Zumba Class at 1:15
at ECE. Noon Hoops at the
C om m unity C enter is the
N ovem ber F itness C h al
lenge bonus activity today -
worth 120 minutes.
Warm Springs Language
Culture Class is from 3:30 til
5 today in the basement of
the Education Building. The
last part of the class will fo
cus on “Body Value.” Every
one is welcome. ,
MHS P a re n t T e a ch e r
Conferences will be held in
the classroom s from 4:30
until 7:30 this evening. Par
ents are also encouraged to
cheqk out the Parent Center.
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JCMS Family Pizza and
Bingo Night is this evening.
Dinner is at 5:30 and bingo
from 6 til 7:30. Dinner is $3
and Bingo is 25 cents per
game.
Friday, Nov. 16
Senior Fitness Class is at
10:45 a.m. and Strength Train
ing class is at 12:10 at the
com m unity center. Today’s
November Fitness Challenge
bonus activity is the Camel-
Back Challenge at noon and
1 starting by Fire Manage
ment. Participants will get a
free t-shirt and it’s worth 120
minutes.
The M useum at W arm
Springs Artists in Residence
Program w ill feature Viola
Kalama and Terry Courtney,
Jr. this Friday from 1-4 p.m. in
the Changing Exhibits Gal
lery.
F riday night at the
Jefferson County Library Film
Center they will show “The
Last Emperor,” rated PG-13
at 7:30 at the Rodriguez An
nex.
Saturday, Nov. 17
This is the Earth2o water
delivery day. Please set
empty bottles outside.
A potlu ck d in n er and
p rayer g ath erin g fo r the
Warm Springs Christian com
munity will be at 6 p.m. at the
High Lookee Lodge Tribal
Room. You are invited to unite
in prayer for the community,
churches and families. This
community gathering takes
place the third Saturday of
each month.
Sunday, Nov. 18
Services are held every
Sunday at the A gency
Longhouse. Classes begin at
9 a.m., W ashaat Services
start at 10. For more informa
tion, contact Deanie Johnson
541-460-3015.
Monday, Nov. 19
Warm Springs Tribal Coun
cil is in session today. On the
agenda: Updates from the
Secretary Treasurer and the
Chief Operations Officer and
Draft Resolutions. This after
noon a Legislative Update
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Conference Call and Enroll
ments.
There is a Senior Fitness
Class today at 10:45 at the
senior building and a Strength
Training class at 12:10 at the
Community Center. Senior
Fitness is today’s November
Fitness Challenge bonus ac
tivity, you will earn 120 min
utes.
It’s Thanksgiving Break for
509-J Schools this week. No'
school all week.
Tuesday, Nov. 20
Warm Springs Tribal Coun
cil is in session today. On the
morning agenda: an IHS up
date and the Land Use Com
mittee. This afternoon: Com
munity Development Corpo
ration.
T here’s Zumba Fitness
Class today at 12:10 and
Cardio/Strength Circuit Train
ing at 2 both at the Commu
nity Center. Zumba is the
N ovem ber F itness C h a l
lenge bonus activity today -
worth 120 minutes.
Warm Springs Veterans
are invited to a m eeting
about the forming of an Ameri-
can Legion Post in Warm
Springs. The rneeting will be
held at the Warm Springs
Veteran’s Hall on today at 6
p.m. It’s an opportunity to
learn more about what re
sources the American Legion
can provide to our veterans.
Wednesday, Nov. 21
There is water aerobics
this morning at 10:15 at Kah-
Nee-Ta, Zum ba Gold Class
is at 10:45 at the Senior Build
ing and Cardio/Strength Cir
cuit Training at 12:10 at the
Community Center. Today’s
N ovem ber Fitness C h a l
lenge Bonus Activity is the
Turkey Trot at noon at the
Community Center. It is worth
120 minutes.
The Warm Springs Boys &
Girls Club will be closed from
Novem ber 21-23. R egular
club hours are w eekdays
afterschool from 3-5:30. The
club is open during Spring,
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Summer and W inter breaks
from 8-5. The club will be
closed on designated holi
days, tribal closure days and
inclement weather days.
There’s a Walk for Diabe
tes at the Community Center
from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. After
the walk you can get a nutri
tional snack, water, health in
form atio n and have your
blood sugar and pressure
checked.
Friday, Nov. 23
Today is the deadline to
submit items for the next edi
tion of the Spilyay Tymoo com
ing out Wednesday, Novem
ber 28th.
Saturday, Nov. 24
The Native American Heri
tage Art Market will be held
today from 10 a.m. til 4 p.m.
in the Museum at W arm
Springs lobby. There will be
authentic Native Am erican
arts and crafts. Adm ission
cost is two or more non-per
ishable food items. Regis
tered vendors may begin set
ting up at 9 a.m.
Monday, Nov. 26
Warm Springs Tribal Coun
cil is in session today. On the
morning agenda: the Decem
ber Council Agenda and an
update from Warm Springs
Ventures. In the afternoon -
a Legislative Update Confer
ence Call and the Confluence
Project.
There is Senior Fitness
Class this morning at 10:45
at the S enior C enter and
Strength Training class at
12:10 at the Community Cen
ter. Strength Training is the
N ovem ber Fitness C h a l
lenge bonus activity today.
Tuesday, Nov. 27
There is Zumba Fitness
Class today at 12:10 and
Cardio/Strength Circuit Train
ing at 2 at the Community
Center. Noon Hoops is the
N ovem ber F itness C h al
lenge bonus activity today.
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