Community Calendar for Thursday May 9, 2019
- Movin’ Mountains participants have final weigh-ins today at the Warm Springs Health & Wellness Center from 8 to 5:00. Weigh ins will also be taken in at the Jefferson County Public Health department in Madras on Friday from 8am to 6pm and Saturday from 9-2.
- Here is what is on the Tribal Council agenda today: this morning Water & Wastewater. This afternoon Buildings and Landfill and Capital Infrastructure.
- There is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting today at noon at the counseling center and Narcotics Anonymous meeting at 6pm at the Shaker Church.
- There is Ichishkin Class today from noon-1:00 at the Museum. Bring your own lunch.
- There is social dance class today at 4:00 in the Community Center aerobics room.
- The Meth & Opiate Work Group is sponsoring a community education class on Sweathouse and Spirituality today at the Community Center. There will be a dinner at 5:30 and presentation at 6, plus information booths and door prizes.
Friday 5/10
- It’s Honor Senior Day tomorrow at the Agency Longhouse. Everyone is welcome to attend and if you want to be on theme – wear your boots, chaps and cowboy hats! Registration for seniors begins at 9am. There is a continental breakfast at 9, lunch at noon, snack at 3:00 and dinner at 5. Senior citizens eat for free, all others cost $5. Contact the Senior Program if you would like to help out – 541-553-3313.
- ECE will have a mini-powwow during Honor Seniors Day at 10am.
- The Warm Springs Behavioral Health Center is offering a new group – “On Second Though” is a 12-week series about addiction and brain function. It starts tomorrow from 10-11am in the conference room at Behavioral Health.
- The Jefferson County Library Film Center will show the movie The Westerner for its Friday night movie. It’s free to attend. It will be shown at 7:30 in the Rodriguez Annex next to the Library.
Saturday 5/11
- Warm Springs Recreation will have its spring yards sale on Saturday from 9am to 4pm at the Community Center. Tables are limited. Call the Rec office at 541-553-3243 to reserve.
Wildfires happen. To ensure you have the best chance of surviving a wildfire – protect your home with defensible space – that creates a 30 foot perimeter around your home. Clean up any combustibles and yard debris before fire season. Debris can be taken to the landfill or you can get a burn permit at Fire Management. Remember not to burn on windy days – and do it in the morning, before temperatures heat up. This is one thing you can do to be prepared for wildfire season.
The Madras High School Girls’ Basketball Program is having a team fundraiser on May 18th in Madras. They are having a car wash and can/bottle drive in the Les Schwab parking lot from 10am to 2pm. You can also contact coaches Jerin Say, Butch David or Tony Holliday for can/bottle pick-ups.
The 1910 Indian Shaker Church is accepting donations of clothing and other items for its rummage sale fundraisers. If you would like to donate, contact Josie Williams 360-640-8221.