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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 2016)
Spilygy Tytnoo, Wgrro Springs, Oregon Pgge 2 Novem ber 9, 2016 A rt market, huckleberry pie contest at museum Native Stand youth conference with Prevention Warm Springs Prevention will h o st a youth confer ence— N ative Stand S tu d en ts T o g eth er A gainst Negative Decisions— at Kah- Nee-Ta later this month. The conference, in part nership with Family Preser vation, is set for M onday through Wednesday, Novem ber 21-23. There is space available for twenty-five students, said The Zone 6 com m e rc ia l s tu rg e o n setline, fis h e ry is sch e d u le d fo r th is month. The opening is set for Monday, Novem ber 14 at 6 a.m.; and the closu re set fo r N ovem ber 26 at 6 p.m. S co tt K alam a, o f W arm Springs Prevention. This is for youth ages 12- 18. Scott and Anita Davis are the m ain facilitators, and Michael Martinez will be the support staff. Prevention this week is recruiting students at the Warm Springs Academy, and at the Roots program. Stu dents at Madras High School are welcome to participate. T hese are som e o f the. items on the three-day con ference agenda: Day one: Overview and team building; goals and val ues;, culture and traditions; honoring diversity and re specting differences. Each day will include lunch, door prizes and a fun activity. Day two items: Stages o f change; reproductive health; sexually transmitted diseases; and drugs and alcohol. Day three: A field trip to the health clinic; acting out and decision making; healthy re la tio n sh ip s; pregnancy, parenting, and downside o f hooking up. To sign up, or for more in fo rm atio n , call S cott o r A n ita D av is at 541-553- 3205; or Misty K opplin at Family P reservation, 541- 615-0036. On Track OHSU at Warm Springs Academy O n Track O H SU is an outreach program for W arm S prings high school students to learn more about health and science careers. T he first O n Track OHSU high school event is coming up on Saturday, N o v em b e r 19, fpom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the k-8, Academy. This will be a chance for W arm Springs youth to meet OHSU students who ate studying to be nurses, doctors and scientists. They will talk about education pathways and th e ir ex p erien ces in health and science. There will be activities and lunch. Call 503-494- 3599 to sign up. T h e M useum at Warm Springs is hosting a Native Art Market and Huckleberry Pie contest this Saturday, Nov. 12. T he m arket and pie contest will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the mu seum. Guests are welcome to try a slice o f the com-' peting pies. There will be vendor tables, and a 50/ 50 raffle. Tickets can be purchased from museum staff. Admission is free, do nations gladly accepted to help the museum Educa tion program. For more inform ation call Tamera Moody, program coordi nator, 541-553-3331. O r email: tamera@mtiseumatwarm springs.org F inancial skills classes starting The next series o f Finan cial Skills for Families classes begins this Thursday, N o vem ber 10. C lasses w ill b e held T h u rsd ay evenings from 5:30-7:30 at the Community Action Team office. This is a required class for people wanting to participate in the IDA Saving Program. For in fo rm a tio n call 541,-553- 3148. Warm Springs Community Calendar ....... Thursday, Nov. 10 Warm Springs jurors will need to check-in at 9:30 this morning at Warm Springs Tribal Court. There is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting to day at noon at Community Counseling, and a Narcot ics Anonymous meeting this evening at 6 at the Shaker Church. On to da y’s fitness schedule: at noon thereis Functional Fitness Class in the Community Center so cial hall, Turbo Kick class in, the Aerobics room, and volleyball in the Community Center gym. And there is Turbo Kick class at 4:15 in the Aerobics room. Guiding Butterflies & Mighty Warriors classes meet today from 1 to 3 in the Prevention room at Com m unity Counseling. The class is for adults to participate in cultural-based teachings, crafts and activi ties. There is Social Dance Class today from 4:30-6 p.m. at the Com m unity Center Aerobics room. Friday, Nov. 11 Veterans Day: No school, and the tribal orga nization is closed. For Vet erans D ay a c tiv itie s around the reservation, see page 1. The Jefferson County Li brary Community Film Cen ter will show A Day With out A M exican, rated R, on Friday night at 7:30. Films are free and shown in the Rodriguez Annex next to the library in Ma dras. Saturday, Nov. 12 There is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting this morning at 10 at Commu nity Counseling. The Honoring Veterans Powwow is today at the Agency Longhouse. Sunday, Nov. 13 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, Nov. 14 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 in the Aerobics room. And at the Health & Wellness Cen ter, Pilates-Yoga class is at noon. And there is Turbo Kick class at 4:15 in the Aerobics room. Ladies open gym time is at 6:15 A W om en’s Prayer Group meets Mondays from 12:05 to 12:35 at the Warm Springs Presbyte rian Church. The Community Health Program at the Health & Wellness Center has a Be havior Health Clinic ev ery Monday and Friday. 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 com m unity re sources. Children, adoles cents and adults are wel come. There is a food handler’s class from 2-4 p.m. in the IHS atrium. The Warm Springs Vo cational Rehabilitation program has orientation today at 3 p.m. at their of fice in the industrial park. If you or someone you know has or may have a disability that is a barrier to employm ent or employ ment advancement, they can learn about their op tions at an orientation or by calling 553-4952. Victims of Crime Ser vices has a W om en’s Support Group today at the VOCS office, 1108 Wasco Street, behind the Old Boys’ Dorm. It’s from 3-5 p.m. Soaring Butterflies Warrior Spirit group for high school age youth meets today from 5- 6:30pm at the Warm Springs Community Coun seling Center’s Prevention Room. There’s a Youth Sub stance Abuse Education class today at 4:30, and an Aftercare Relapse Sup port Group at 5 at Com munity Counseling. They also have a W alk-in Group for intakes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1:30. Tuesday, Nov, 15 The Mobile Medical Unit will be parked at the community center today. Patients can schedule to be seen by calling the medical reception desk, 541-553-2610, starting at 8 a.m. weekdays. On to d ay’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 Commu nity Center gym. Today at Community Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM Counseling: There is an A lcoholics Anonym ous meeting at noon, Men’s Group at 1, a Vocational Rehabilitation Program ori entation at 3, Relapse Pre vention Group at 3:30, and Alcohol & Drug Education Class at 5. The Jefferson County Food Bank is located at 556 SE Seventh Street. They are open for distribu tion this afternoon. All food banks and pantries do take donations of non-perish able food or cash. 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 dow nstairs. It is open to people of all ages. 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. In d ia n p re n e u rs h ip class meets this evening from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Credit Enterprise confer ence room. 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, Nov. 16 Fitness Opportunities today include: Senior Fit ness class at 10:45 at the Senior Center. At noon there is basketball in the Community Center gym, and Functional Fitness in the Aerobics room. At the Health & Wellness Center, Pilates Yoga Class is at noon. Ladies open gym time is at 6:15 Today at Community Counseling: A w alk-in group for intakes is at 1:30. This is the first step for anyone wanting to begin counseling services. A Women’s Group meets at 1:30, Anger Management at 3:30, Wellbriety Group is at 5:15, and there is an A lcoholics Anonym ous meeting at 7 p.m. Soaring Butterflies W arrior S pirit Group meets today from 4-5:30 p.m. at the Warm Springs ■■■ ■" K-8 Academy. Little Miss Warm Springs meetings are held Wednesdays from 6- 7:30 at the Com m unity Center. All interested girls and parents are welcome. Thursday, Nov. 17 Thè Timber Committee will meet from 9 a.m. to noon in the Fire Manage ment conference room. Warm Springs jurors will need to check-in at 9:30 this morning at Warm Springs Tribal Court. There is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting to day at noon at Community Counseling, and,a Narcot ics Anonymous meeting this evening at 6 at the Shaker Church. On to da y’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. 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