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Spilygy Tyrnoo, Warm Springs, Oregon September 18, 2013 Back to School Page 5; Farming acreage for lease The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs are accept ing lease offers until Oct. 1 for the Schoen Hagen prop erty. The farm is located near the reservation, off Highway 26. The lease would be for five years. There are 310 total acres, with 150 irrigated acres. Zon ing is for agriculture. A house, barns, sheds, water system, fencing and corrals are al- ready on site. The location is 5266 NW Dizney, o ff the Pelton turnoff. A viewing of the property is set for 9 a.m. on Sept. 24. Proposals will be accepted no later than Oct. 1. For information call 541-553-3232. Or email: | ctwsland@ wstribes.orgj For a map and further in fori matron, see page 10 of thi$ publication. Community Center fall hours T he W arm Springs Community Center will begin fall hours on Mon day, Sept. 23. Beginning on that date, the center will be open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday; and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays and no-school days. Youth archery Dave McMechan/Spilyay Students returned to Warm Springs Elementary School last week. Here, they enjoy a favorite school activity, recess. Pool closed The Kah-Nee-Ta Village Pool will be closed for main tenance through Sept. 26. Rez Rover taxi offers service in Warm Springs- Call 553-3030. Registration is under way for the 4-H archery program. Classes will be held every Wednesday starting October 2. Hours for the class will be: 3:45-4:45 for fourth- and fifth-graders; and 4:45-5:45 p.m. for sixth through twelfth grades. For more informa tion or to sign up call Morn ing Rae at 541-553-3238. Food drive through Dec. The Warm Springs Health and Wellness Cen ter Employee Apprecia tion Committee is having a food drive through De cember. There are dona tion boxes placed throughout the clinic for anyone who’d like to do nate nonperishable food item s for the Warm Springs community. The Oregon Department of Justice is urging the pub lic to be vigilant about scam artists who might seek to col lect confidential information pretending to be agents or community partners with the state health insurance ex change. The exchange will open Oct. 1. 1 E lle n K lem , d ire c to r o f consumer outreach and edu cation, said scammers take advantage of the confusion that might occur from any thing new and different. If you’re receiving phone calls from people who say they’re going to help you ob tain insurance through Cover Oregon, be suspicious. If they try to sell you a product they say you need under the Affordable Care Act, be sus picious. As a rule of thumb, Klem said, be suspicious if you’re being contacted before Oct. 1. “Ultimately, they’re all go in g to J be targ e te d a ro u n d money and personal infor m ation, and the range is pretty broad,” Klem said. When the exchange opens, the general public will be able to shop for health insurance through agents and commu- C o a l : n e e d f o r E IS (Continued from page 1) Tribal Councilm an Carlos Smith pointed out that the Confederated Tribes Conducted an ex tensive EIS process re garding the Gorge casino proposal, which would have been in an industrial park. “We spent millions of dollars on that,” Smith said. The idea that the coal proposal would require only cursory review is clearly wrong, he said. Tribal .Natural resources also indicated the need for an EIS. nity partners. The website is expected to open up for the rest of the population a few weeks afterward. Klem isn’t aware-of fraud eases associated with the Af fordable Care Act so far, she said, but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t occurred. When people become vic tims of fraud, it sometimes takes a long time for them to realize it, Klem said. And when they do, they rarely re port it, she said, out of shame or embarrassment. Both the justice depart ment and Cover Oregon will take phone calls on suspicious activity. Complaints can be filed with the justice depart ment. To contact the justice de partment, call the hotline at 877-877-9392 or go to OregonConsumer.gov. Contact Cover Oregon at 855-268-3767. (This article appeared in the Statesnlan-journal.) & MONUMENT Specializing in Native American Design Free hardwood - local peach, apricot and apple wood - good for smok ing fish. Contact Ed at .503-501-7494. 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