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Spilyay Tym oo, W arm Springs, Oregon Page 2 February 17, 2016 Students join Heart of Oregon YouthBuild H e a rt of O re g o n YouthBuild has welcomed 19 new young-people to the pro gram. The new students joined the program after the two- w eek o rie n ta tio n , called ‘Mental Toughness.’ , During Mental Toughness, the young people learn the basics about H eart o f O r egon YouthBuild, said Butch David, school liaison. “And they bond as a group through team building, ser vice projects and trainings,” he said. M ost o f the young people com e from W arm Springs and M adras,' as w ell as Prineville and Bend. All o f the students will be w orking on diplom as and G ED s while building afford able homes in Madras. This is through a partner ship with Housing Works to — ------ Courtesy Butch David. Joining Heart of Oregon YouthBuild are students from Warm Springs, Kris Howtopat, Alyssa Gulps and Rodger Jack. Friday, Feb. 19 There Is no school South Wasco students. MHS S ports: The boys ba ske tb a ll tea m s tra ve l to Molalla. Madras High School will be hosting the Big Sky Con ference Basketball Tourna ment on February 19-20. Fitness Opportunities to day Include: Senior Fitness class at the Senior Center at 10:45. At noon there Is bas ketball In the Community Cen / ... • . give back to their community. With this hew group, Heart o f Oregon YouthBuild is now 42 students strong with an other group starting April 11. YouthBuild is a 12-month p ro g ra m , o p en to y o u n g people ages 16 to 24. The program is ideal for students who may be behind in credits, but who are deter mined to graduate. There is an in-classroom com ponent to the program, as well as out o f the class room work. T he Y outhBuild experi ence o u t th e classro o m teaches job skills. And the stu dents make employment Con tacts that can to job opportu nities. Y outhBuild has w orked with the Confederated Tribes for the past few years, and recently began a renew ed partnership. A public meeting is coming up this evening, Wednesday, Feb. 17, on a p ro b le m ro ad s project assessrhent. The meeting will be from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Agency Longhouse. The topic of discus sion is th e P ro b lem Roads Project Assess m e n t fo r th e U pper W arm Springs drain age. Com m unity W ellness C e n te r w ill host, a co rnhusk class with Kelli Palmer. The class is th is, e ve n in g , W ednesday, Feb. 17, from 5:30-7 p.m. You can call 541-553-3243 for more Information. Warm Springs Community Calendar --------------------------------------------------------- Thursday, Feb. 18 Warm Springs jurors will need to check-in at 9:30 this m orn ing at W arm S pring s Tribal Court. T here Is an A lco h olics Anonymous meeting today at noon at Community Counsel ing. Alcohol Education class Is at 2 p.m, Positive Indian P aren ting class begins at 2:30, and there Is a N a rcot ics Anonymous meeting at 6 tonight at the Shaker Church. On today’s fitness sched ule: at noon there is Func tio n a l F itness cla ss In the C o m m u n ity C e n te r s o c ia l hall. Turbo Kick Class Is In the Aerobics Room, and vol leyball In the Community Cen ter gym. Tonight Is IBAfrom 6 to 8:45. . G u id in g B u tte rflie s & M ig h ty W a rrio rs c la sse s meet today from 1 to 3 In the Prevention Room at Commu nity Counseling. The class Is for adults to participate in c u ltu ra l-b a s e d te a c h in g s , crafts and activities. W SK8 g irls basketb all teams have games at JCMS today. Seventh grade plays at 4, and eighth grade at 5:30. The Warm Springs Circle o f Hope C a n c er S u p p o rt G roup w ill meet Thursday, February 18 in the old boys’ dorm from 5:30-7:30. MHS Sports: Girls basket ball teams have home con tests today versus M olalla. Freshman play at 4 p.m., JV at 5:30 and Varsity at 7. Meeting on roads assessment ter gym, and Functional Fit ness In the aerobics room. And at the Health & Wellness Center, Pilates Yoga Class Is at noon. Positive Indian Parenting class Is today from 2:30-4:30 at Community Counseling. The Jefferson County Li brary Film Center will show The W orld’s F a ste st Indian, rated PG -13, at 7:30 p.m. Films are free to watch and are shown In the Rodrlguez Annex. Saturday, Feb. 20 T here Is an A lco h o lics A n o n y m o u s m ee ting th is m orn ing at 10 at W arm Springs Community .Counsel ing. The .Warm Springs ...Chris tian Community Potluck and Prayer Gathering meets the third Saturday of every month at the High Lookee Lodge c o m m u n ity room -P o tlu c k dinner Is at 6 p.m. and prayer from 7 to 8. Sunday, Feb. 21 The Warm Springs Food Bank Is located at the Pres byterian Church. They are open today from 11:30-1:30. All food banks and pantries do take donations of non-per ishable food or cash Monday, Feb. 22 Fitness Opportunities to day Include: Senior Fitness class at the Senior Center at 10:45. At noon there Is bas ketball In the Corpmunity Cen ter gym, and Functional Fit ness In the aerobics room. At the Health & Wellness Cen ter, Pilates-Yoga Class Is at noon and th e re is L a dles Night Basketball tonight from 6 to 7:45. The Warm Springs Voca tional Rehabilitation has ori entation today at 3 p.m .at their office In the industrial park. If you or som eone you know has or may haye a disability that Is a barrier to employment or employment advancement, ----------------, Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM they can learn about their op tions at an orientation or by calling 553-4952. The Soaring Butterflies W arrior Spirit class meets today at 3:40 at the Warm S p rin g s K-8 C o m m u n ity Room . T his Is fo r th ird to eighth grade youth, and In cludes culturally based teach ings’, hands on activities as well as drug and alcohol pre vention education. C o m m u n ity C o u n se lin g has their Aftercare Relapse Support group today at 5:30. A W om en’s Prayer group meets Mondays from 12:05 to 12:35 at the Warm Springs Presbyterian Church. There Is a 509-J School board meeting at 7 p.m. at the Support Services Building In Madras. Tribal Council Is in ses sion today. On the agenda this, morning are an update from the Secretary-Treasurer, the March agenda, travel del e g a tio n and m in utes, and draft resolutions. This after noon, a legislative update call and February enrollrrients. Slm nasho D istrict Tribal Council Nominations are to day. Dinner Is at 6, the meet ing at 7 at S lm n a sh o Longhouse. Tuesday, Feb. 23 MHS S ports: The boys b a sketba ll tea m s w ill host C o rb e tt to n ig h t. Freshm an play.at 4, JV at 5:30, and var sity at 7. The girls teams are In Corbett tonight. On today’s fitness sched ule: at noon there Is Func tio n a l F itness cla ss In the C o m m u n ity C e n te r s o c ia l hall, Tqrbo Kick class Is In the Aerobics Room, and volley ball In the Community Center gym. There is IBA this evening -------- ------------------ from 6 to 8:45. T h e re ’s ari A lc o h o lic s Anonymous meeting today at noon at Community Counsel ing. The Jefferson County Food Bank Is located at 556 SE S eventh. Street. They are open for distribution this af ternoon. All food banks and pantries do take donations of non-perishable food or cash. The Warm Springs Voca tional Rehabilitation has ori entation today at 3 p.m. at C om m unity C ounseling. If you or som eone you know has or may have a disability that is a barrierto employment or employment advancement,' they can learn about their op tions at an orientation or by calling 553-4952. P ow w ow , hoop d an ce and drum practice for begin ners and anyone who would like to practice Is today from 5:30 to 7 at the Community Center aerobics room. A G LO W w e e k ly b ib le Study Is this evening from 6- 7:30 at High Lookee Lodge. It is open to all and a light snack Is provided. Agency District nomina tions are on February 23 at the Agency Longhouse. Din ners are at 6, meetings at 7. Tribal Council is In ses sion today. The Education C o m m itte e w ill g iv e an memorandum of understand ing update this morning. An adoption discussion Is on the agenda, for this afternoon. Wednesday, Feb. 24 Today at Warm Springs C o m m u n ity C o u n se lin g Women’s Group meets at 1, A nger M anagem ent group meets today at 3:30, and Ado les cen t A fte rc a re Talking Circle Is at 5:30 In the Pre vention Room. Fitness Opportunities to day Include: W ater Aerobics at 10:15 at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village Pool.,At 10:45 there Is Senior Fitness class at the Senior Center. At noon there Is basketball In the Commu nity Center gym, and Func tional Fitness In the aerobics room. And at the Health & W e lln e s s C e nter, P ila te s Yoga Class is at noon. To night Is Ladies Night Basket ball from 6 to 7:45. Madras Campus - UPCOMING for the month ahead Take a Community Learning Course For More Info • or to Sign Up: 541.550.4100 tocc.edu/madrqs Coaching, Giving & Receiving Feedback Friday, March 4 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cost: $95 CRN 18573 For in fo rm a tio n and to register, go to www.cocc.edu/continuinged . l j i sdvianee o f 'C o lk ^e events, persons needing accom m odation dr Transportation because tit a physical or m o b ility d is a b ility contact Joe ( j l V io ia i5 4 E 3 8 3 .7 7 7 5 i F oraccom m odation Because o f other disability such as hearing im p a irm e n t, contact A nnie Jenkins: 541.383.7743. -------------"> Centrai Oregon fiuto & True ^(Repair A ll Products Prepared Fresh Daily Entrees Roasted Daily Featuring Hand Cut USDA Choice Steaks Served BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER AIIMaJsr * Senior Menu • Children's Menu * Daily Specials Credit Cards C 7 237 S.W. 4th Street, Madras • 475-6632 O ff» < e w -fO fn rW I _____« __________;-------------— t 5 -------------------/ > I d I
