Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July 23, 2014
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Market, Re-Use It host opening celebration
T
he new Re-Use It shop
opened last Friday, with the
store owners marking the oc-
casion with a free hot dog
cookout, and cake.
This was not the official
grand re-opening of Re-Use
It, said Diana Macy, who
owns the store and Warm
Springs Market with her hus-
band Terry.
There will be another cel-
ebration when the Re-Use It
shop is complete, with a cof-
fee shop and deli in the back
area.
For now, though, the thrift
store part is open. And if the
opening last Friday is any in-
dication, people are liking the
new location. The parking lot
on opening day was full, as
people lined up at the cook-
out tent, then took a look
around the new store.
The building has been to-
tally remodeled, inside and
out, including a higher ceiling
and more shelving, a new
front porch, new windows
and paint.
The work is still going on,
as the coffee shop and deli
are not yet done.
Meanwhile, Re-Use It,
managed by Terry’s brother
Colby Statchwick, offers all
kinds of thrift store items:
furniture, clothing, toys, jew-
elry and kitchen-ware, novelty
items, among many items.
70th anniversary
This year also marks an
anniversary for the Warm
Deer
Ridge
powwow
August 23
Outside the new Re-Use It store.
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
The free hot dogs were very popular at the opening.
Springs Market.
The store first came in to
the Macy family back in 1944,
when Dan Macy and wife
Priscilla bought the market
from the previous owner.
Next, Jimmy Macy and his
wife Luana were owners and
operators; then sold to Bobby
and Maria Macy, who had the
store for several years.
Terry and Diana bought
the market four years ago,
and have now kept the store
in the family for the past 70
years.
The building that now
houses Re-Use It had been
vacant, and earlier had been
a teen center, and sporting
New Location
Next to the Warm
Springs Market
The annual pow-
wow at Deer Ridge
Correctional Institu-
tion will be on August
23.
Drummers and
dancers welcome.
Background checks
must be completed for
all who would like to at-
tend. Contact Tim
Woods as soon as pos-
sible to find out more
541-325-5617.
Boys & Girls Club
on summer hours
The Warm Springs Boys
and Girls Club Summer Pro-
gram is open to youth 6 and
older, Monday thru Friday.
Summer hours are from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fee is
$25 and registration is re-
quired.
For information call club
director June Smith at 541-
553-2323; or email:
jsmith@bgcso.org
The Summer Rec-
reation Program at
the Warm Springs
Community Center
is open Monday thru
Friday from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. and closed to
kids from noon till 1
for lunch.
Warm Springs Satur-
day Market is 10 a.m.
– 4 p.m. Saturdays on
campus on the corner
of Paiute Avenue and
Wasco Street. Ven-
dors are invited to set
up for free.
– New Inventory –
goods store. Many years ago
it was a market called
Massey’s Market.
There was competition
between the Massey and the
Warm Springs stores to also
house the post office. Dan
Macy won the competition,
and at that point the Macys
bought out the other store.
Shoppers in the new store.