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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 2014)
Spilyay T ym o o , W arm Springs, O regon Pgge 2 M arch 19, 2014- Big event for W.S. Boys & Girls Club T h is year marks the Warm S prings Boys an d G irls Club’s Fifth Annual signa ture fundraiser, Great F u tures S ta r t H ere. The fundraiser will be on Satur day, April 26 at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. “We are delighted this year to celebrate a new partnership with the Boys and Girls Clubs o f Snohomish County, who are now managing the Warm Springs club,” said club direc tor June Smith. The Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs continue to provide a facility for the club, with the Snohomish or ganization managing opera tio n s an d a ssistin g w ith grants and fundraising. Generous donations and m em bership fees continue to support the club as well. The Warm Springs Boys and Girls Club is open year The Club is open 3-5:30 after school. round after school and dur ing summer break. “This past year we averaged 55 kids a day, and we have 100 mem bers,” Smith said. All funds raised will go to ward operations at the Club. O n April 26 the Great F u tures S ta rt Here fundraiser will include a four-man, 18- hole golf scramble, a silent and live auction, entertain m ent and dinner at Kah-Nee- Ta Resort. Cosmic Bowling for youth Comm unity Counsel ing will present Cosmic Bowling for youth this Friday, March 21. M eet at C om m unity C ounseing at 8:45 p.m. T he bow ling is free for y o u th ; b rin g sn a c k money. H For m ore inform ation call Andy Leonard at 541- 553-3205. Adult drop-in at Counseling Center Adult drop-in at the Com munity Counseling Center, is o n M ondays, W ednesdays and Fridays. Stop by for a light snack, interesting activities and good co nversation: “A place to leave some stress behind.” The drop-ins are from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Call Rick Ribeiro for m ore in fo rm a tion, 541-553-3205. > A youth leadership gathering will be on Thursday, March 27 at 4:30 p.m. in the Prevention Room at the Community Counseling Center. Call Rosanna Jackson for more information, 541-553-3205. The golf entry is $75 per person or $280 for the four some. D inner tickets are $50 in advance or $60 at the door. Ways you can help: ° E v e n t S p o n so rsh ip : $5,000. In addition to spon sor m ention on all p rom o tio n a l m aterial, receiv e signage at the dinner and golf scramble, free golf entry for a four-man team plus 16-tick- ets for dinner and auction. ° G re a t S tart S ponsor: Topics over the course o f the series include: exploring home-ownership; considering mortgage-based home-owner ship; b udgeting for hom e- A financial skills course is com ing up on W ednesday and Thursday, March 26 and 27 at the Tribal Credit build ing. Books and instruction are free o f charge. C all th e W arm Springs C om m unity Action Team to sign up, 541- 553-3148. The sessions are from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. each day, March 26 session will cover: under standing the economy, devel oping a spending plan, and working w ith checking and savings. The March 27 ses sion will cover: understand ing credit and your credit re port, accessing credit parts 1 and 2. COCC class on business ownership Central Oregon Comm u nity College’s Small Business D evelopment Center is giv ing a sh o rt w o rkshop fo r people contemplating busi ness ownership. T h e re is a w o rk sh o p scheduled for Tuesday, May 20 at th e C O C C M adras Campus from 6-8 p.m. The tw o -h o u r session, entitled “Business Start-Up,” covers all the basic steps needed to open a business. Cost is $29. Pre-registration is required. Call 541-383-7290 to regis ter. u ow nership and calculating affo rd a b ility ; ev alu a tin g credit; finding a home, apply ing for a loan, among other topics. Childbirth education classes starting Childbirth E ducation C lasses w ill b eg in o n W ednesday, M arch 26. This series is best for those with babies due by June 5. W arm Springs classes w ill m e e t W ednesdays $2,500. You receive signage at th e d in n e r an d g o lf scramble, free golf entry for a four-man team plus eight tickets for din n er and the auction. ° G olf Scramble Sponsor: $1,000. Signage at g o lf scramble, free entry for four- man team plus four tickets for dinner and the auction. 0 G olf Lunch, Silent Auc tion, Entertainm ent or Live Auction Sponsorship: $500. You receive acknowledgment at one o f the four elements o f the fundraiser and your choice o f a free g o lf entry for a 4 man team or 4 tickets for dinner. Donations are tax deduct ible: Tax ID (91-0549511). . Thank you for your con sideration. For more informa tion contact Ju n e Smith at 541-553-3232. O r email: jsmith@bgcsc.org The C o m m u n ity Counseling Center is put tin g o n a T een C raft N ig h t this W ednesday evening, March 19, from 5:30-6:30. T he craft night will be in th e P re v e n tio n Room at the Counseling Center. For inform ation call 541-553-3205. Youth art fair next week T h e M useum at W arm Springs Young at A rt Fair will be h eld n e x t T uesday th ro u g h Thursday, M arch 25-27. The art fair will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. W arm S prings trib a l youth, ages 12 and over, are invited to create and learn— weaving, w riting, painting, bead w ork and kup’n mak ing. Lunch will be provided each day. C ontact N atalie M oody for additional inform ation and to sign up, 541-553-3331. Financial skills course Pathways Home: A Native Home Ownership course Are you interested in pur chasing your own home? I f so, Pathways H om e is for you. This course will enable you to understand the advan tages and disadvantages o f hom e-ow nership; help you develop the skills you need to buy a home, and provide you with the knowledge you need to maintain your home and meet financial obligations. Books and instruction are free o f charge. To enroll call 541-553-3148. The course is part o f the 2004 Financial Education series, co-hosted by the Tribal Credit E nter prise and the Warm Springs Community Action Team. The Pathways Hom e ses sions will be every Thursday evening starting on April 3 an d la stin g u n til M ay 8. Classes will be from 5:30- 7:30 p.m. at the Tribal Credit building. Craft Night this evening from noon til 1 p.m. Call 541-553-2460 to register. Classes at St. Charles1 Madras will meet Wednes day nights from 7-9. Reg ister for by calling 541- 475-3882. ND This class is required for anyone interesting in signing up for an IDA Savings Ac count with the Warm Springs C om m unity A ction Team. T hrough this program , the match rates are $5 for every $1 you put into the account. T he Financial Skills for Families course is co-spon- sored by the Community Ac tion Team and First Nations Oweesta. 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