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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 2013)
r Spilydy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Pdge 10 Pumpkin Party next week at Recreation Round-Up Pageant ............................. ...............TRT October 16, 2013 .................. .... The Great Pumpkin Party is next Thursday, O ctober 24. at the C om m unity C enter Social Hall. Carving will be from STO TTS p.m., with judging start ing at. 7:30. Categories are: m ost origi F or sale will be Indian nal, spookiest, best Monster burgers, fry bread, mummy Inc. character, silliest pum p dogs, and hom em ade chili. kin, and best N D N pumpkin. For m ore inform ation call Bring carving tools, pum p Carol at Recreation, 541-553- kins, smiles and the whole '3243. family. C h ild re n ’s P rotective Services is looking for candy and goodie dona tions to give out on Hal loween. You can drop off donations at CPS or call Reggie Clem ents at 553-3209 to arrange pick up. They ask that they be received by October 25. Spooky Indian Night Out Spooky In d ian N ig h t O u t and D rum m ers Jam Session will be held at the C o m m u n ity C e n te r on Monday, O ctober 28. A potluck dinner will begin at 6 p.m. and social powwow at 7. There will also be a clown dance spe cial, so you are encouraged to w ear your m ost cre ative clown outfit. Congress of American Indians marks 70th year Courtesy photo. Revonne Johnson of Warm Springs was a top finisher in the Pendleton Round- Up Indian Beauty Contest, senior division. TULSA, Okla. (AP) - The 70th annual N ational C on gress o f A m erican Indians opened in Tulsa with tribal ceremonies. Gov. M ary T a llin w el comed up to 3,000 attendees from tribes across the'coun try on Monday. I Fallin congratulated tribes on their 'w o r k to im p r o v e tribal health care, tying tribal efforts to national reforms. Fallin also addressed the government shutdown, urging lawmakers to ‘‘see .the light and get their act together.” W ith 38 federally-recog nized tribes in O klahom a, Fallin says she hopes Okla hom a can continue to be a leader am ong tribes in the Cultural grants available The Washanaksha Cultural G rant Committee is opening up this year’s application pro cess. The application is available on line at: kwso.org Also.at: www.warmsprings.com O f you can pick up an ap plication at the M useum at Warm Springs. T h e ■ m axim um g ra n t award is, $1,200. A pplications are due by Nov. 15. Funding decisions will be made by Dec. 15. Lalani (Continued from page 1) To be successful at what you do, Lalani says, a key quality is perseverance. “W ithout that, you won’t have the initiative and drive to get going in life,” she says. “You w ont’ get what you want the first time you try. Hard work and perseverance are what pay off.” Lalani also- keeps a good balance between her job arid home life. She is taking a week off soon, to get ready fo r th e1 busy holiday season at the D o llar Tree. She is going hunting and camping with her fiancé. “We just bought a pop-up trailer and we’re go ing to try it out.” — Dave McMechan Miss Warm Springs Pageant The' 2014 M iss W arm Springs Pag- > eant is scheduled for D ecem ber 13 at the Agency Longhouse. , U p d a te d M iss Warm Springs appli cations may be picked up and retu rn ed to the Tribal Council of fice. I f you have any questions, please call M in n ie Y a h tin o r E m ily Y a z z ie at 541-553-3257. Cover Oregon is a marketplace for Tribal communities to find health insurance and financial help to pay for it. Ask for free assistance Name of Organization Address Line 1 Address Line 2 Website Address Email Address Phone Number COVER OREGON, CERTIFIED COMMUNITY PARTNER
