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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Pdge 12 January 8, 2014 Lamprey film premiere in Warm Springs New gymnasium The film The Tost Fish will premiere in Warm Springs at the com m unity center at 6 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 13. A d mission will free. This half-hour film is pro duced jointly by the Colum bia River Inter-T ribal Fish Commission and Freshwaters Illustrated. The film explores the im portance o f lamprey to the Columbia Plateau tribes, how the decline o f the lamprey has affected tribal cultural prac- tices, and w hat the tribes are doing to make sure these an cient fish return to their na tive rivers and streams. Following the screening will be a short question and an swer period with tribal scien tists working on lamprey res toration projects. R egarding the film and restoration work, Freshwater Illustrated states: “ O n e o f th e P acific N orthw est’s oldest fish is dis appearing, and along with it th e sacred place it ho ld s am ong m any Am erican In dian tribes. F o r a species th a t has squeezed through m ost o f the earth’s great extinctions, the sharp declines in Pacific Lam prey populations are a signal o f how severely we have changed river ecosys te m s.” See th e w ebsite thelostfish.org for more infor mation. Vocational Rehabilita tion in Warm Springs has orientations every Monday at 3 p.m. at their office in the in dustrial park. Orienta tions are also held on Tuesdays at 3 p.m. at the Community Coun seling Center. Monday program welcomes students D ave McMechan/Spilyay The wblls are up for new gymnasium at the Warm Springs k-8 Academy. After finishing the walls, workers began on the large steel trussesof the roof of the gym, which is quickly taking shape. Spaghetti fundraiser at High Lookee High Lookee Lodge is hav ing a fundraiser activity on Friday, Jan. 31. Spaghetti din ner will be served at 5:30 p.m., with garlic bread, soda and desert. T he donation is $7 money that is raised. per person. Proceeds will go For further inform ation, toward a 50-50 raffle: O ne or to purchase a ticket, call lucky p e rso n w ill have a , Lonnie Parsons at 541-420- chance to win h a lf o f the 6676, or 541-553-1182. Soaring B utterflies and Warrior Spirit gatherings are on Mondays at the Commu- nity Counseling Center pre vention room. The meetings are a fte r sc h o o l fo r high school-age students, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Classes include culturally based teachings, crafts, fun learning activities and field trips. “O ur goal is to share our unique culture as a form o f prevention,” said Sarah. Wolfe, program coordinator. For m ore information call Sarah or Andy at 541-553- 3205, or Deanie at 541-553- 3278. ,— Call 541- 615-0555 4202 Holliday St. WARM SPRINGS TELECOM Open 24 hours g - Entertainment - Dining • MONDAYS - 5X slots Multipliers • TUESDAYS - Nitty Fifty Ciufe Oay Cast, - Win up to $500 t . * . . » WEDNESDAYS - 5X Blackjack Multipliers * W I M • THURSDAYS - Blazer Ticket1 Giveaway l • FRIDAYS - Mountains of Ca^h - Win up to $1,000 I SATURDAYS - Cold Hard Cash 1 Win up to $1,000 • WIN YOUR SHARE OF $25,006 Saturday, Feb. 1,2014 1 , $5,000 at 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 & 5pm 1 Oversize vehicle parking available. Ask about Our Free Fun Bus! 'x f C • Double Deck Pitch Blackjack offered Daily | X 1 :'-'X isT S • Friday Seafood Buffet begins Jan. 10th DJK9- Friday, January 10 j Ruckus - Saturday, January 11 i Celebrate Elvis’s Birthday 11 Jan. 17th 9pm - Elvis Look-a-like'Contest (1st $300,2nd $200,3rd $100) M Elvis Karaoke Contest (1ST $500, iND $300 & 3RD $200) Highway 26. Warm Springs indianheadgaming.com • 541.460.7777 Jan, 18th 9pm - Elvis Impersonato! Vernon, $10 admission Tickets on Players Club, 21 & Over event Uj
