Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
May 23, 2018
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Teachers’ row part of housing pilot project
There are eight homes on
the Warm Springs teachers’
row, by the former elemen-
tary school.
The homes, owned by the
school district, were built in
the 1950s.
Through
a
state
workforce pilot project, each
of the eight existing homes
will see renovations and im-
provements. And teachers’
row will see one new home
added to the neighborhood.
The work is made pos-
sible through the Future
Ready Oregon initiative, and
the Workforce Housing Ini-
tiative, as announced by
Gov. Kate Brown.
The homes are made avail-
able for elementary and
middle school teachers at the
Warm Springs Academy.
The Workforce Housing
Initiative is led by the
Governor’s Regional Solu-
tions Cabinet, and is designed
to form partnerships be-
tween local communities, the
business sector, and private
developers.
A goal is to address the
housing shortage for working
families in Oregon.
The Warm Springs teach-
ers’ row project is one of just
five in the state under the
program, of 31 applications
received.
Home with barn for sale
Home with bar n
and storage building
for sale in rural setting.
Tenino Valley, War m
Springs. $265,000.
2,964 square-foot
home on five acres, fee
land (taxable). Upper
level: 1,750 square feet,
3-bedroom 2-bath, with
attached 2-car garage,
deck and patio area.
Lower level: 254
square feet, office and
storage area; 960 square
feet, 2-bedroom, 1-bath
apartment with outside
entry and patio. 1,344
square-foot barn, and
20’x10’ storage shed.
Call 541-325-3452 to
schedule a viewing.
Free eye screenings in Warm Springs
Marge Kalama/KWSO
Oregon National Guard Youth Challenge cadets, pictured here with Nola Heath,
were guests this year at Honor Seniors Day.
Community Calendar
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Thursday, May 24
An Alcoholics Anony-
mous meeting takes place
every Thursday at noon at
the Behavioral Health Cen-
ter. There is also a Teens
Not On Tobacco class at
4:15. And at Narcotics
Anonymous meets at 6
p.m. at the Shaker Church.
Fitness
activities
scheduled for today at the
Community Wellness Cen-
ter: There’s Boot Camp
class at 12:10 in the Aero-
bics room, and Functional
Fitness in the Social Hall.
The Senior Wellness
Center is having Senior
lunch at noon. On the
menu: slow roasted beef,
mashed potatoes, and
roasted cauliflower. And to-
day they will be celebrat-
ing May birthdays. Seniors
60 and older eat for free, 59
and under are $5 and youth
under 13 are $3 at the Se-
nior Wellness Center.
There will not be social
dance class tonight. They
will resume practice next
Thursday. And, remember
there is a dance perfor-
mance coming up on the
evening of June 5 at Kah-
Nee-Ta.
Friday, May 25
The first-grade Gift of Lit-
eracy event is today.
Here are some fitness
activities happening today:
Senior Fitness class is at
10:45 at the Senior Center.
PiYo class is at 12:10 in
pod A at the Clinic, and
Functional Fitness class is
at 12:10 in the Aerobics
room.
After senior fitness class
today, participants can eat
lunch. Today they are hav-
ing meatloaf sandwiches
with sweet potato fries.
Saturday, May 26
There is an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting this
morning at 10 at the Behav-
ioral Health Center.
Sunday, May 27
Warm Springs Christian
Fellowship is this morning
at 9:30 at High Lookee
Lodge.
The Warm Springs Bap-
tist Church has Sunday
School at 10 and Worship
Service at 11 this morning.
The Warm Springs
Food Bank is located at
the Presbyterian Church.
They are open from 11:30-
1:30 today. All food banks
and pantries do take dona-
tions of non-perishable food
or cash
There is a Fusion Fit-
ness class every Monday
and Wednesday morning at
6 at the Community Cen-
ter Aerobics room. The
class is suitable for all fit-
ness levels.
Monday, May 28
Today is Memorial Day.
There is no school, and the
tribal organization is
closed.
Tuesday, May 29
Fitness activities hap-
pening during the noon
hour at the Community
Wellness Center today are
Functional Fitness class in
the social hall and Boot
Camp class in the Aerobics
room. There is a Fusion
Fitness class tomorrow
morning at 6, suitable for
all fitness levels, in the
Aerobics room.
Today’s Senior Lunch
at noon is beef fajitas, tor-
tilla bread, brown rice, veg-
etarian beans and Jello with
fruit. Seniors 60 and older
eat for free, 59 and under
are $5 and youth under 13
are $3 at the Senior
Wellness Center.
The Behavioral Health
Center has an Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting to-
day at noon. Men’s Group
meets at 1, Relapse Pre-
vention at 3:30 and Alcohol
and Drug Education class
is also at 3:30.
The Jefferson County
Food Bank is located at
556 SE Seventh Street in
Madras. They are open for
distribution this afternoon.
Warm Springs Voca-
tional Rehabilitation has
orientation today at 3 p.m.
at the Behavioral Health
Center. If you or someone
you know has or may have
a disability that is a barrier
to employment or employ-
ment advancement, learn
about their options at an
orientation or by calling
553-4952.
Soaring Butterflies
Warrior Spirit class is af-
ter school today at the
Warm Springs Academy
from 3:30-5.
Financial Skills for
Families class meets to-
day from 5:30-7:30 at the
Community Action Team of-
fice. The topic is Working
with Checking and Savings
Accounts.
There is a Wellbriety
Warriors Accepting Re-
covery meeting this evening
from 6:30-8:30 at the Com-
munity Center Social Hall.
It is open to anyone seek-
ing sobriety and wellness.
Wednesday, May 30
Today at the Behavioral
Health Center: Wellbriety
Court Class is this morning
at 11. Women’s Group is
at 1. Anger Management
is from 3:30-4:30. And there
is an Alcoholics Anony-
mous meeting at 7 this
evening.
Today’s fitness sched-
ule: Water Aerobics is at
10:15 at Kah-Nee-Ta Village
pool. Senior Fitness class
is at 10:45 at the Senior
Center. Following class, par-
ticipants can enjoy lunch.
On the menu today:
Dumplings with tomato and
artichoke, salami sand-
wiches and a fruit smoothie.
At noontime it’s Pi-Yo class
at the clinic atrium, and at
the Community Center is
Functional Fitness class in
the Aerobics room. Turbo
Kick class at 4.
Conscious Discipline
Skill Building class is this
afternoon from 1:30 to 3 at
ECE in room 2E. Its open
to the community.
The War m Springs
Health and Wellness Center
Optometry Department will
host a free community vi-
sion screening clinic in June.
The clinic is in partner-
ship with the Oregon Health
Sciences University Casey
Eye Institute.
The Casey Eye Institute
outreach program will pro-
vide free eye screenings to
adults age 18 and older to
help decrease preventable
blindness for at-risk com-
munity members.
Screenings will be for:
Glaucoma, diabetic retinopa-
thy, and macular degenera-
tions.
Through this partner-
ship, each participant will
receive information on ob-
taining glasses and assis-
tance from the War m
Springs Wellness Center.
The Health and Wellness
Center Optometry Depart-
ment will provide the fol-
low-up care as needed.
The Casey Eye Institute
Warm Springs fami-
lies: Neighbor Impact
has received their sum-
mer ‘cooling funds.’
Do you need help pay-
ing your power bill? Call
541-504-2155 and leave
a voice mail to schedule
an appointment.
Community notes
A Thursday Night
Golf League begins this
Thursday, May 24 at
Kah-Nee-Ta. Meet at
the clubhouse at 5:45 p.m.
The Health Promo-
tion and Prevention Ini-
tiative team invites you
to come make flowers
for Memorial Day this
Friday, May 25 from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Be-
havioral Health Center.
This project promotes
safe choices and a healthy
environment for commu-
nity members.
Youth who need to com-
plete the applications and
resumes workshop for the
Summer Work program
can attend this Thursday,
May 24 at 4:15 at the Edu-
cation center, upstairs in
room 302. Call 541-553-
3324 for more information.
Other opportunities for
youth interested in the Sum-
is staffed by volunteer eye
doctors, technicians and sup-
port staff.
The free Warm Springs
clinic will from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Saturday, June 9 at
the Warm Springs Commu-
nity Center. If you are in
need of a medical eye
screening, call 541-553-2474
to schedule an appointment.
It does not matter if you
already utilized energy
assistance funds this last
winter. This opportunity is
for summer cooling
costs, and all eligible in-
dividuals and families
can apply for the re-
source.
mer Work program are
coming up on Tuesday,
May 29, with the ‘Work
Ethics and Etiquette’
workshop; and Wednes-
day, May 30, ‘Communi-
cation’; and May 31, the
Interviewing workshop.
Then on June 5 is the
Hiring and Payroll Prac-
tices workshop. All of
these classes will take
place at the Education
Center in room 302, start-
ing at 4:15 p.m. If you
have questions call 553-
3324.