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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Employment focus at recent Resources fair
T he tribal organization is
making the best effort pos-
sible to help with the fallout
from the mill closure.
Health and Human Ser-
vices, Human Resources, and
the enterprises are respond-
ing with job and resource
fairs, and employee outreach.
A good example happened
this week at the War m
Springs Youth Center, where
the tribes hosted a Job and
Resource Fair.
The fair featured tribal de-
partments and local enter-
prises seeking future employ-
ees. Local non-profit and
tribal agencies were also on
hand, offering information
and assistance on budgeting,
health care, and other areas.
The employment present-
ers included:
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and
Spa, Indian Head Casino,
War m Springs Ventures
(cannabis project, UAV, Con-
struction), Natural Re-
sources Branch, and Public
Safety.
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
Elizabeth Sato (right), director of tribal Human Resources, greets the prospective
career candidates at the job and resource fair.
There was employment in-
for mation from War m
Springs Human Resources;
Compensation and Benefits;
Workforce Development /
WIOA; Vocational Rehab,
and the Tribal Employment
Rights Office (TERO).
Additional presenters were
Warm Springs Social Ser-
vices, Commodities, Higher
Education, Credit Enterprise,
BIA General Assistance and
Social Ser vices; and the
Warm Springs Community
Action Team.
Job candidates are encour-
aged to contact Human Re-
sources at 541-553-3262. Or
email:
humanresources@wstribes.org
April 27, 2016
Committee planning
47th Pi-Ume-Sha
The Pi-Ume-Sha Com-
mittee is getting ready for
the Forty-Seventh Annual
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days.
The June powwow will
commemorate the 161st
anniversary of the signing
of the Treaty of 1855.
Fo o d G a t h e r i n g ~
Usual and Accustomed is
the theme this year. There
will be Ol’ Style, and other
specials.
Plus the Men’s Round
Bustle, and Women’s Shell
Dress; 3-person hand-
drum contest; Owl
Dance/Rabbit Dance;
Queen’s Special; Miss
Warm Springs Special.
The Traditional Dress
parade will be on Satur-
day morning of Pi-Ume-
Sha weekend. Here is
some powwow informa-
tion:
Isaac Mitchell and John
Katchia are co-chairs; and
Carlos Calica and Captain
Moody.
You can reach Cassie
Katchia at 541-325-1573
(c); 541-553-6293 (w);
and Louise Katchia, 541-
460-0224. Here are some
other contact numbers:
Traditional Dress
Parade, Ramona Greene
Baez, 541-553-2406;
460-0077.
Stick Game Tour-
nament, Sam Starr, 541-
553-1131.
Endurance Horse
Race, Ricky Graybael,
541-553-1161. Rodeo,
Cheryl Tom, 541-460-
1454.
Golf tourney, KNT,
541-553-4971. Fun Run,
Community Center, 541-
553-3243.
Boxing, Austin Smith,
541-325-2798. Softball,
Sandra Greene/Jerry
Sampson, 541-553-6619;
325-1866.
Warm Springs Community Calendar
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Thursday, April 28
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting today
at noon at Community
Counseling and a Narcot-
ics Anonymous meeting
this evening at 6 at the
Shaker Church.
St. Charles Madras is of-
fering classes for Tobacco
Cessation, April 28-May 19.
To register and learn more
call 541-706-6390.
Friday, April 29
Fitness opportunities
today include: Senior Fit-
ness class at the Senior
Center at 10:45. At noon
there is basketball in the
Community Center gym,
and Functional Fitness
class in the aerobics room.
And at the Health &
Wellness Center, Pilates
Yoga Class is at noon.
Warm Springs Commu-
nity Counseling is having a
Walk In Group today from
1:30-2:30. This is for po-
tential clients who want to
start the process for coun-
seling services.
Saturday, April 30
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting this
morning at 10 a.m. at Warm
Springs Community Coun-
seling.
The
Memorial
for
Harvey Jim is on April 30 at
the Agency Longhouse
Sunday, May 1
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-
perishable food or cash
Monday, May 2
A Women’s Prayer
Group meets Mondays from
12:05 to 12:35 at the Warm
Springs
Presbyterian
Church.
Community Counseling
has their Walk-In Group to-
day at 1:30 for people inter-
ested in counseling ser-
vices and there’s an After-
care Relapse Support
Group today at 5:30.
Tuesday, May 3
A Jefferson County
Candidate’s Forum will be
held at 6 p.m. in the Library
Annex in Madras. Meet the
candidates and ask ques-
tions.
A g l o w weekly Bible
study is this evening from
6-7:30 at High Lookee
Lodge. It is open to all and
a light snack is provided.
There’s an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting at
noon and Alcohol Education
Class at 1:15 at Community
Counseling.
Wednesday, May 4
Little
Miss
Warm
Springs meetings are held
Wednesdays from 6-7:30 at
the Community Center. All
interested girls and parents
are welcome.
Today at Warm Springs
Community Counseling, the
Walk-In Group is from 1:30
to 2:30 for people interested
in beginning counseling
services and Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting at 7pm.
Thursday, May 5
Warm Springs K-8 Acad-
emy track team is hosting
a meet today with JCMS and
Elton Gregory. Field events
begin at 4, races at 4:30.
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting today
at noon at Community Coun-
seling and a Narcotics
Anonymous meeting this
evening at 6 at the Shaker
Church.
Friday, May 6
Seeds of Discovery Sci-
ence Field Day for fourth
graders at the Warm Springs
Academy.
The Warm Springs Full
Gospel Church is having a
Mother’s Day Revival May 6-
8. Services will begin at 7
each evening. The speaker
will be Candi Townsen from
Tempe, Arizona.
A fundraiser for the David
White Memorial Basketball
Tournament is coming up on
May 6. They will be selling
chorizo plates for breakfast,
carne asada/adobada taco
plates for lunch and pozole
for dinner. They will also
have a bake sale. They will
be selling food at the Agency
longhouse. Or call for deliv-
eries: Edna 541-325-6038
or Eileen 325-2109.
The Jefferson County Li-
brary Film Center will show
the movie Walk About, rated
R, a 1971 Australian film, on
Friday, May 6 th at 7:30pm.
Films are free and shown in
the Rodriguez Annex, next to
the library in Madras.
Saturday, May 7
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting this
morning at 10 at Community
Counseling.
The Warm Springs Full
Gospel Church is having a
Mother’s Day Revival May 6-
8. Services will begin at 7
each evening. The speaker
will be Candi Townsen from
Tempe, Arizona.
The Tom Green Memorial
Ranch Rodeo is being held
today at the Jefferson
County Fairgrounds in Ma-
dras. Money raised at the
rodeo benefits Jefferson
County 4-H and FFA pro-
grams. Action starts at 6
p.m.
Sunday, May 8
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-
perishable food or cash
Monday, May 9
A Women’s Prayer group
meets Mondays from 12:05
to 12:35 at the Warm Springs
Presbyterian Church.
Community Counseling
has an Aftercare Relapse
Support group today at 5:30.
There is a food handler’s
class from 2-4 p.m. in the
IHS atrium.
Tuesday, May 10
Aglow weekly Bible study
is this evening from 6-7:30
at High Lookee Lodge. It is
open to all and a light snack
is provided.
There’s an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting at
noon and Alcohol Education
Class at 1:15 at Community
Counseling.
The Mobile Medical Unit
will be at the Senior Center
on Tuesday. Call IHS to
schedule an appointment.
Wednesday, May 11
Little
Miss
Warm
Springs meetings are held
Wednesdays from 6-7:30 at
the Community Center. All
interested girls and parents
are welcome.
Today at Warm Springs
Community Counseling,
there’s an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting at 7
p.m.
Thursday, May 12
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting today
at noon at Community Coun-
seling and a Narcotics
Anonymous meeting this
evening at 6 at the Shaker
Church.
Friday, May 13
The Twenty-Sixth Annual
Honor Seniors Day will be
held
at
the
Agency
longhouse in Warm Springs.
If you want to volunteer to
help out in some way, con-
tact the Senior Program at
553-3313.
The Jefferson County Li-
brary Film Center will show
the movie The Martian, rated
PG-13, on Friday, May 13 th at
7:30pm. Films are free and
shown in the Rodriguez An-
nex, next to the library in Ma-
dras.
Wear blue for awareness on Friday
Warm Springs Children’s Protective Services is ask-
ing folks to wear blue on Friday, April 29, to show
your support of child abuse prevention. April is Child
Abuse Prevention Month, and CPS workers will tie
blue ribbons around the community serve as a re-
minder for all to our part in helping to keep kids safe.