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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 2012)
Psge 10 Holiday Bazaar Dec. 8 The Warm Springs R ecreation D ep a rt ment will present the Thirty-Seventh Annual Warm Springs Christ mas Bazaar on Dec. 8. The bazaar will be at the Com m unity Wellness Center from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. T his is a great chance to find the handcrafted gifts that are unique for the spe cial people in your life. For more information, contact the Recreation Department, 541-553- 3243. Spilygy Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon W.S. Cultural Trust grant applications how available Warm Springs Cultural Trust grant applications are now available at the Mu seum at Warm Springs, and also on line at: warmsprings.com (on the “links” page). (Continued from page 1) Otherwise, the pension fund could run out of money in about two years. Councilman Greene also said the hatchery questions raised by Terry Courtney Sr. should be considered by spring, summer and winter breaks from 8-5. The club will be closed on designated holidays, tribal closure days and inclement weather days. Tax return volunteers needed The Warm Springs Com munity Action Team will pro vide free tax counseling and preparation in 2013 for com munity members. There are positions avail able for volunteers who would like to serve as greeters as well as tax preparers. Free IRS training is offered for volun teers. Applications are due to the museum by December 7 at 5 p.m. Projects must occur between January to June 2013. I f you have questions, contact Roz at 553-3331. Tribal Council Boys & Girls Club regular hours Regular club hours of the Warm Springs Boys and Girls Club are weekdays after school from 3-5:30 p.m. The club is open during The Community Action Team will have tax appoint ments available starting in February. People interested in volun teering for these positions Can do so by either calling 541-553-3148; or by going to their office at 1136 Paiute Avenue on the campus. Council. On another topic, Coun cilman J.P. Patt said a better plan is needed for a travel center on Highway 26. The existing plan appears to call for a convenience store-type development, rather than a travel center, he said. An update is needed on the status o f the downtown development plan as well, he said. Too often there are ideas that never make it past the planning stage, Councilman Patt added. Council agreed to discuss the travel center proposal during the December 5 Tribal Council session. Energy help ExLClE. SKY Social Services has received the LIHEAP grant and is taking ap plications for energy assistance. Call 541-55- 3415 or 541-553- 4952. We have the ap plications and addi tional forms that are required. Te-täuriny CpntejwyortMry Hn-tiVe- AynœriciMi products q ivecucltu items S p e cia I M o l id a y H o u rs! O p e n 7 days a week Salmon climb new Calif, fish ladder LINCOLN, Calif. (AP) - Big numbers o f salmon are climbing the new A uburn Ravine fish ladder in what a California environmentalist calls a fall spawning god November 28, 2012 send. The California D epart ment of Fish and Game bi ologists have counted 150 chinook salmon using the $800,000 ladder near Lincoln WARMSPRINGSTELECOM 1 1 a.m.—7 p.m. 3240 Walsey Ln, Suite 1 Wann Springs, O R (next to the new Indian Head Casino) in the past three weeks. Officials have also found 13 spaw ning sites in the gravel creek bed upstream of the Placer County ladder. The Save Auburn Ravine Salmon and Steelhead group worked for three years to restore the salmon to the creek. A board member for the nonprofit, John Rabe, says the results have.exceeded the organization’s dreams. T he N evada Irrigation District installed the fish lad der at its Lincoln Gauging Station, which about 30 miles north of Sacramento. • N ativ e O rn a m e n ts!. . . fen d le to n f le e c e "Potes! ♦ M oiidat) ( j i f t C .ards! S p e c i a l M o lid aq i O% D i s c o u n t —f j e c e m b e r I st! It’s a November to remember at Indian Head Casino! We're giving away great prizes, tons of cash, and even a brand new Ford Focus! G REAT SPECIALS A T TH E COTTONWOOD RESTAURANT! • Porterhouse Pork Chop Monday, $15 • Taco Tuesday, $11 • Buy 1 entree, get 1 1/2 off Wednesday • Prime Rib Thursday, $17 • Halibut Fish & Chips Friday, $13 • Bottomless Pasta Saturday, $14 • Salmon Dinner Sunday, $13 AFTERNOON D ELIGH T CASH DRAWINGS • Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 1,3, & 5 pm THANKSGIVING THRILLS GIVEAWAY! Win a 2012 Ford Focus SE, or $12,000 cash Friday, November 30th at midnight! Highway 26, Warm Springs I indianheadgaming.com I 541.460.7777 COTTONWOOD
