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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
WSFPI auction planned for Nov.
The tribal receivership pro-
cess for Warm Springs For-
est Products Industries will in-
volve the auction of assets at
the mill site.
The receivership, managed
by Edward Hostmann Inc., is
a tribal court process.
The receiver has proposed
a three-day auction at the mill
site, from November 15 to
17. The tribal court judge in
the case will consider the pro-
posal at a hearing set for
October 14.
In these kinds of auctions,
most of the bidders will be
at the auction site, Mr.
Hostmann said. There could
be some on-line bidding, but
most will be on hand to view
the items, he said.
The idea is to have ap-
proximately eight-hour auc-
tions over the three days, Mr.
Hostmann said: Experience
has shown that very lengthy
auction days, lasting for ex-
ample up to 12 hours, are not
as productive.
There can be an average
of up to 100 items auctioned
per hour.
At the least, the WSFPI
equipment will be auctioned.
Some items will be sold as
for the 1910 Indian Shaker
Religion will begin with din-
ner served each evening at
6 p.m. in the dinning hall,
and Shaker Services to fol-
low at 7.
This will be each night
in the Shaker Church,
Cleanup for CPS
scrap metal.
Eventually, the idea is to
sell the mill assets including
the buildings, down to the
foundations. There is cur-
rently some question as to
who owns the buildings,
WSFPI or the tribes. Resolu-
tion of this question will de-
termine whether the planned
November auction will in-
clude the mill buildings them-
selves.
The tribes meanwhile are
establishing a timber com-
pany that will generate rev-
enue to fund, for instance,
the Senior Pension fund.
Shaker Church convention begins Thursday
The membership of
the Warm Springs Shaker
Church is announcing this
year’s Annual Oregon
State Shaker Convention,
beginning this Thursday,
September 15.
The 2016 convention
September 14, 2016
Thursday through Satur-
day, September 17. On
Sunday, September 18 at
10 a.m. there will be the
weekly Sunday Service.
Frank P. Charley,
Minister, Warm Springs
Shaker Church.
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
A Warm Springs Police and emergency response crew helped clean the
Children’s Protective Services building. The clean-up project was a project of the
Health and Human Services Branch.
Driving class could reduce insurance cost
An AARP Smart Driver
course is coming up this
Thursday, Sept. 15, from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Family
Resource Center. This is for
drivers age 50 and older.
Bring your own lunch.
Completion of the class
could result in a deduction
on your auto insurance.
To sign up call the Library
at 541-553-1078. Class size
is limited. Registration fees
are provided for War m
Springs residents and tribal
members by the War m
Springs Health and Human
Services Branch.
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Thursday, Sept. 15
On today’s fitness
schedule: at noon there is
Functional Fitness class in
the Community Center so-
cial hall, Turbo Kick class
in the Aerobics room, and
Volleyball in the Community
Center gym.
Guiding Butterflies &
Mighty Warriors classes
meet today from 1 to 3 in
the Prevention Room at
Community Counseling.
The class is for adults to
participate in cultural-
based teachings, crafts
and activities.
Warm Springs jurors will
need to check-in at 9:30 this
morning at Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting today
at noon at Community
Counseling. The monthly
Client Appreciation Day is
at 1:30, and there’s a Nar-
cotics Anonymous meet-
ing this evening at 6 at the
Shaker Church.
Friday, Sept. 16
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.
The Warm Springs Out-
door Market is today from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. next to the
Re-Use It Thrift Store by
Warm Springs Market. The
market features vendors
homegrown or value-added
food and drinks, arts and
crafts. And, there is fresh
produce grown in Central
Oregon and WIC Farm Di-
rect Checks will be ac-
cepted.
The Community Health
Program at the Health &
Wellness Center has a Be-
havior Health Clinic today.
Walk-in appointments are
available between 1 and 5
p.m.
Services include
screening, assessment,
crisis intervention, referrals
to mental health, medical,
substance treatment, or
other
community
re-
sources. Children, adoles-
cents and adults are wel-
come.
The Jefferson County Li-
brary Film Center will show
The Lady in the Van, rated
PG-13, at 7:30. Movies are
shown in the Rodriguez An-
nex, next to the library in Ma-
dras. Films are free and re-
freshments are available.
Saturday, Sept. 17
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting this
morning at 10 at Community
Counseling.
The Warm Springs Chris-
tian Community Potluck and
Prayer Gathering meets the
third Saturday of every month
(except in December) at the
High Lookee Lodge Com-
munity Room. Potluck din-
ner is at 6 p.m. and prayer
from 7 to 8.
Sunday, Sept. 18
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
The Madras High School
football team is having a 4-
person scramble golf tour-
ney fundraiser today at Kah-
Nee-Ta Resort. Tee times
start at 10 a.m.
Monday, Sept. 19
On the Tribal Council
agenda: Secretary-trea-
surer/operations updates;
the October Agenda; travel
delegations and review of
minutes. Draft resolutions,
legislative update calls, and
enrollments.
A Women’s Prayer Group
meets Mondays from 12:05
to 12:35 at the Warm Springs
Presbyterian Church.
The Community Health
Program at the Health &
Wellness Center has a Be-
havior Health Clinic every
Monday and Friday. Walk-in
appointments are available
between 1 and 5 p.m.
The Warm Springs Voca-
tional Rehabilitation Pro-
gram has orientation today
at 3 p.m. at their office in the
industrial park. If you or
someone you know has or
may have a disability that is
a barrier to employment or
employment advancement,
they can learn about their
options at an orientation or
by calling 553-4952.
Fitness Opportunities to-
day include: Senior Fitness
Class at the Senior Center
at 10:45. At noon there is
basketball in the Community
Center gym, and Functional
Fitness in the Aerobics
room. And at the Health &
Wellness Center, Pilates-
Yoga class is at noon.
There’s an Aftercare Re-
lapse Support Group today
at 5:30 at Community Coun-
seling. They also have a
Walk-in Group for intakes
every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 1:30.
Victims of Crime Services
has a Women’s Support
Group this evening at the
VOCS office, 1108 Wasco
Street, behind the Old Boys’
Dorm. It’s from 3-5 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 20
The Mobile Medical Unit
will be parked at the Early
Childhood Education Cen-
ter today. Call 553-1196 to
schedule an appointment.
On the Tribal Council
agenda: Call-backs for
2017 budget presentations.
The Diabetes Aware-
ness and Support Group
meets today. The topic is
high and low blood sugars.
On the menu is salmon
loaf. The group meets at 5
p.m. at the Warm Springs
Senior Center.
On today’s fitness
schedule: at noon there is
Functional Fitness class in
the Community Center so-
cial hall, Turbo Kick class
in the Aerobics room, and
volleyball in the Community
Center gym.
The Warm Springs
Numu Cultural and Lan-
guage Evening is tonight
from 5:30-7 at the Culture
and Heritage Building front
office. All are welcome to
share, learn and participate
in Numu language and cul-
ture.
The Warm Springs
Community Action Team is
having a meeting today for
anyone interested in form-
ing a cooperative of local
artists. The meeting will be
at noon at the Community
Action Team Office on cam-
pus. Everyone is welcome.
Today at Community
Counseling: There is an Al-
coholics Anonymous meet-
ing at noon, and an Adult
Alcohol Education Class is
at 1:15.
The Jefferson County
Food Bank is located at 556
SE Seventh 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 Pro-
gram has orientation today
at 3 p.m. at Community
Counseling. If you or some-
one you know has or may
have a disability that is a
barrier to employment or
employment advancement,
they can learn about their
options at an orientation or
by calling 553-4952.
A Pathways Home class
is this evening from 5:30-
7:30 at the Tribal Credit
Building.
Choir & Song Class in
preparation for the commu-
nity Christmas plays are held
every Tuesday from 5-6:30
at the Counseling Center in
the Prevention Room down-
stairs. It is open to people of
all ages.
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.
Wednesday, Sept. 21
The Let’s Talk Diversity
Coalition is having a re-
source fair at the Kids Club
in Madras from 5-7 p.m.
Little
Miss
Warm
Springs meetings are held
Wednesdays from 6-7:30 at
the Community Center. All
interested girls and parents
are welcome.
On the Tribal Council
agenda: Call-backs for 2017
budget presentations.
The Al-Anon Support
Group is today at noon on
the third floor at Community
Counseling. The group of-
fers strength, hope and sup-
port for family members who
have a loved one that
struggles with problem
drinking and or addiction.