Spílyay Tym oo, W arm Springs, O regon
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January 21, 2015
Ice-skating fu n trip
with Recreation in Feb.
W arm Springs Recre
ation next m onth will host
an ice-sk atin g trip fo r
y o u th o f th e W arm
Springs community.
The trip will be to the
Village at Sun River, on
Thursday, February 5. The
buses will leave W arm
Springs at 8:15 a.m., and
will return at 5 p.m.
T he entry fee is $9,
which includes the skates.
Recreation also suggests
bringing a sack lunch, and
spending money (optional).
Kids who go on the trip
m ust also have a signed
waiver and consent form
from a parent or guardian.
Sign-ups are in the Com
munity Center office. For
more information call Rec
reation at 541-553-3243.
Sign up for Language Bowl
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
The road work, levelling and ground clearing continue at the construction site of the Greeley Heights subdivision.
The 35-unit housing project is made possible through the Confederated Tribes, and the Oregon Housing and
Community Services Low Income Housing Tax Credit program. There will the homes, streets and sidewalks,
lighting, and Telecom fibre cable service. The site is by Bear Drive off Quail Trail.
In a recent game against
Multnornah University, Lucy
had 13 points, five rebounds,
two steals and two assists.
Kayla had 16 points, four re
bounds, a steal and an assist.
Portland Community Col
lege won the game 80-50.
The Panthers play at Mt.
H ood this evening, Wednes
day, Jan. 21. T hey play at
Proclamation:
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The Secretary-Treasurer is
the lead coordinator, work
ing with Finance and the gen
eral managers. The success in
reaching this goal will be clear
each budget year,' with regu
lar progress reports, I during
the year from Finance and the
S-T.
T he Twenty-Sixth Tribal
Council has passed two bal
anced budgets, for 2014 and
2015, the first for the tribes
in several years. The deficit
sp ending o f the prev io u s
years led to the serious bud
get cuts o f 2014.
T he second goal of- the
first priority is: “The Tribal
Council will develop a plan
to replenish and rebuild the
Tribe’s revenue reserve, per
sign up for language classes
before and or after school at
th e W arm S prings E agle
Academy.
F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n
please contact Deanie Smith
at the Culture and.H eritage
D epartm ent, 541-553-3290.
In home win against Bend
S u p p a h , J o n e s p la y in g fo r P C C P a n th e rs
Lucy Suppah and Kayla
Jones from Warm Springs are
playing on the Portland Com
munity College women’s bas
ketball team. Lucy is a for
ward, and Kayla plays guard-
forward.
The Portland Community
College Panthers are part o f
the N orthwest Athletic Asso
ciation.
The Warm Springs Culture
and Heritage D epartm ent is
recruiting sixth-, seventh-, and
eighth-grade students to par
ticipate in the 2015 Language
Bowl in Pendleton.
Students who wish to par
ticipate are encouraged to
hom e on Saturday, Jan. 24
against Lane Community Col
lege,
Both Lucy and Kayla are
graduates o f M adras H igh
S chool. T h ey are, s o p h o
mores at Portland Comm u
nity College. Lucy is major
ing in N utrition with a minor
in Journalism- Kayla is major
ing in Biology.
results are measurable
“ Results will come
quicker, and the
community will
see the impact...”
capita, and senior reserve
funds to sustainable levels
over time.”
These funds had been de
pleted by the years o f deficit
spending before 2014.
The third goal o f the bud
get priority: “The Tribal Coun
cil will develop and approve
a plan to expand its grant
writing capacity in order to
maximize the leveraging o f
tribal funds and resources
with federal, state, foundation
and corporate grants.”
The fourth and final goal
o f the budget priority: “The
Tribal Council will identify
and develop near-term (1-5
years) and long-term (6-15
years) revenue projections
from all available and poten
tial resources in order to im
prove the T ribe’s financial
planning, budgeting and re
porting.”
T he Secretary-Treasurer
and Tribal Council worked on
Proclam ation 26 w ith D on
Sampson, general manager o f
Warm Springs Ventures, the
tribal economic development
enterprise.
“I f the tribe continues to
u se th is p ro c e s s — settin g
achievable goals, establishing
priorities, and measuring re
sults— it will get better and
better at it. Results will come
quicker and the community
will see the im pact. In, my
opinion, this Council is already
well on its way to rebuilding
the Warm Springs Nation.”
Jayson Sm ith/Spilyay"
Shae Yeahquo Jr. (with the ball) and the White Buffalos boys varsity basketball
team defeated Bend 65-60 at Madras High School last week. The boys play
again at home this Friday, Jan. 23 against Gladstone.
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