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Dancers get new Pendleton regalia
T h e Ayat Id ait Tena
N um u Dance Group has
hew regalia m ade w ith
Pendelton fabric.
N oree Guerin and her
shop, N oree’s Plume, re
ceived a W ashanaksha
Culture grant through the
M u seum
at
W arm
Springs.
She used the grant for
the fabric, and donated
her time to the project. For
the sewing she had help
fro m 'th e C om m u n ity
Health Education Team,
and other volunteers and
family m em bers o f the
youth dancers.-
G e ra ld in e Jim and
M ona Jim provided the
instruction for the sewing.
A n ita D av is, E velyn
Aguilar and Deanie T h
ompson, dance group di
rector, helped w ith the
project.
They set up the sewing
rtiachines and fabric rolls
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Dave McMechan/Spilyay
Geraldine Jim provides the instruction in making the regalia.
in the meeting room at the
Family Resource Center.
T he p roject to o k a few
days to complete. For the boy
dancers they m ade hiders
and chaps. For the girls they
Thursday, April 4
VFW Post 4217 meets
Thursday evenings at 6 at the
V e te ra n ’s Hall in Warm
Springs.
Friday, April 5
The food handler class
has been rescheduled to
April 5 at 2 in the Atrium of the
Warm Springs Health and
Wellness Center.
The Jefferson County Li
brary Film Center will be show
ing Academy Award Winning
Films th is m onth. This
evening will feature ARGO,
rated R - at 7:30. Films are
free and refreshments are
available. The Film Center is
in the Rodriguez Annex next
to the Library in Madras.
The Madras High School
FFAAlumni Donkey Basket
ball Game will be held on Fri
day April 5 at 7 p.m. at the
High School. All families are
invited to this fundraiser event!
Saturday, April 6
This is the Earth 2-o w a
ter delivery day for Simnasho
and S choolie residents.
Please set empty bottles out
side.
Sunday, April 7
The Warm Springs Com
munity Food Bank is open to
day from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at the Warm Springs
Presbyterian Church. For in
formation contact Pastor Rick
at 541-553-1237.
Services are held every
Sunday at the Agency
Longhouse. Classes begin
at 9 a.m., Washaat Services
start at 10.
tnade leggingg, moccasins and
patlapa. All items were with
Pendleton fabric.
N ext will be a project for'
the N ’chr W anapam Canoe
Family.
Response needed for
outdoor market survey
The Warm Springs com
munity will have an outdoor
market,on Fridays starting in
late May or in June, and last
ing until around September.
The Warm Springs Com
munity Action" Team is cur
rently conducting a survey to
fulfill an aspect ,of the grant
th at has made possible the
outdoor farmers market.
The survey is being con
ducted this month, injuly and
in September. You m ust be a
resident o f the community to
participate.
-The survey questions are
in regard to general eating
habits and food purchases for
you and your extended fam
ily, Please co n tac t Rachel
N elles for: in fo rm a tio n a t
“We’re not yet sure what
that will be,” said Noree.
“I ’m thinking possibly a
w ater-proof drum case.”
541-553A148. O r reach by
email at:
Rachel@warmspringsprogress.
net
Nelles is the Community
Action Team healthy foods
coordinator. T h e team re
ceiv ed a g ra n t fro m th e
USDA to assist with the out
door market for this year and
in 2014- O ther groups on the
reservation are contributing
to the project.
The USDA grant requires
the action to conduct a sur
vey before the outdoor mar
ket, during the market, and
afterward. “The purpose is
to show that the grant is ac
tually helping the community,”
Nelles said.
t h e M useum at Warm Springs is open
daily 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Their current exhibit
is T ra n s fo rm a tio n s : W arm S p rin g s
Tribal Enterprises. The exhibit is on
display now through May 26.
Dave McMechan
Warm Springs Community Calendar
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Wednesday, April 3
A six-week series of Child
birth Education Classes will
begins today. The classes will
meet on Wednesdays - in
Warm Springs at noon and in
Madras at 7 p.m. This series
is recommended for parents
of babies due before June 5.
To sign up for Warm Springs
classes call 541-553-2460 or
Madras classes 475-3882.
A Positive Brain Injury Sup
port Group for survivors will
meet from 4:30- 6pm at 124
SW 8th Street in Redmond.
FMI: Nancy 541-330-4428.
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Monday, April 8
The Madras Aquatic Cen
ter is hosting a Town Hall
Open Forum at 6:30 p.m. Ev
eryone is welcome to attend.
Library in Madras.
The Celilo Wyam Salmon
Feast and Pow Wow is Fri
day thru Sunday at Celilo Vil
lage
Tuesday, April 9
The IHS Diabetes pro
gram will have a Diabetes
Self Care Session from 11 til
noon and lunch after in the
Health & W ellness Center
Kitchen Conference Room.
They will talk about being ac
tive and coping with diabetes.
The Canoe Family meets
every Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the
Fam ily R esource Center.
This year’s Canoe Journey
will be July 18 thru August 7.
Madras High School par
ent conferences will be held
on April 9 from 5-7 p.m. at the
Warm Springs Community
Center.
There w ill be a Warm
Springs Chamber of Com
merce Meeting at 5:30 at the
Community Action Team of
fice on Campus.
Saturday, April 13
The Jefferson County
Historical Society’s Annual
Dinner & Fundraiser Event is
at 6 p.m. at the Jefferson
County Senior Center, located
at 860 SW Madison Street in
M adras. Call to RSVP at
541.475.7488
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or
541.475.5390.
Wednesday, April 10
Wednesday is a 2 hour
early release day for all 509-
J Schools.
Cultural Class is Wednes
day from 2:30 until 5 p.m. in
the basement of the Educa
tion Building. The class in
cludes Kiksht and Ichishkiin
language and Tribal history,
culture and practices. This
W ednesday’s class is on
Good S pirit, C urfue and
Sweat. The class is offered
jointly by Parole and Proba
tion and the Culture and Heri
tage Program.
Sunday, April 14
The Museum at Warm
Springs will host the Veritas
Concert Choir at 2:30 p.m.
The Choir is from Newberg
and has won the OSAA state
choir competition two years in
a row. Everyone is invited to
come enjoy the songs, the
concert is free.
Sunday, April 14
The Warm Springs Com
munity Food Bank is open to
day from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at the Warm Springs
Presbyterian Church. For in
formation contact Pastor Rick
at 541-553-1237.
Warm
Springs
R e cre a tio n ’s “f* Have a
Dream” symposium, held in
January, asked participants to
think about their dreams and
to make a plan to achieve
them. Today there will be a
paper lantern launch begin
ning at 6 p.m. Symposium
participants and others are
welcome to take part in the
lantern launch - you just need
to bring your dreams.
Monday, April 15
There is no school for all
509-J Schools - it’s the end
of the 3rd quarter.
Students taking part in Stu
dent Success Strategies
workshops will take visit the
COCC campus today >3 sign
up by calling Higher Educa
tion.
The Native People’s Circle
of Hope Warm Springs Can
cer Support Group will meet
from 5-7 p.m. at the Educa
tion Building.
Free tax assistance and prepa
ration for taxpayers is available
from AARP Tax-Aide through April
15. You do not need to be a mem
ber of AARP or a retiree to use this
service.
The Warm Springs AARP Tax Aide
is provided at the Warm Springs
Community Action Team office,
1136 Paiute Ave on the campus.
Their phone number 541-553-3148.
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Tuesday, April 16
The Canoe Family meets
every Tuesday at4 p.m. in the
Family Resource Center.
The Diabetes Awareness
and Support Group will meet
from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Senior
Center. Eric Bradford of the
Diabetes Program will talk
about Healthy Choices for
Kids and Dental Statistics.
Dinner will be Ham & Scal
loped Potatoes.
The Am erican Legion
Post 48 will meet at 6 p.m. in
the Warm Springs Veteran’s
Hall.
Wednesday, April 17
The Redsides Powwow
w ill be held at the South
Wasco County High School
in M aupin. There w ill be
bus s e rv ic e fro m T h re e
W a rr io r’ s
M a rke t
in
Simnasho at 4:30.
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Thursday, April 11
Higher Education’s Stu
dent Success Strategies
workshop will be placement
testing at 4:30 at the Madras
COCC Campus.
Friday, April 12
The Jefferson County Li
brary Film C enter w ill be
show ing Academ y Award
Winning Films this month.
On Friday they will feature
LIFE OF PI, rated P G -a t 7:30.
Films are free and refresh
ments are available. The
Film C enter is in the
Rodriguez Annex next to the
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