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Happy 1 st Birthday to our Princess Ayla Marie Dawnieda Brents-Woody! Love, Mommy, Daddy, Brother Blaise, Great-grandmother Gloria and Carolyn Dufek, Grandma Julia, Wanda, Ellie, Grandpa Benjamin and auntie and uncles Kylie, Cheyenne, Syra and Sylar Native Hunter Happy 7 th Birthday, son! We love you. Mom, Dad and Aviana Happy Birthday to Michael Fisher on Nov. 8 and Nathan Fisher on Nov. 19! We hope you both have great ones. With love, Kyanna, Ben, Ashten, Blaike, Maliyah and Boston Happy 3 rd Birthday to Eric Solis from Mom, Dad, big brothers, little sister and Grandma! Happy Birthday to Issac Kentta on Nov. 16! Hope you have a wonderful day. With love from your favorite cous- ins, Kyanna, Ben, Ashten, Blaike, Maliyah and Boston Happy Birthday to Kiowa Garcia and Romeo Case. With love, Kyanna, Ben, Ashten, Blaike, Maliyah and Boston Happy Birthday to all the November babies. I’d like to say a special Happy 6 th Birthday to my daughter, Sophia Somes. You’re my light, my love and the best thing Creator has ever blessed me with. Momma is so proud of the beautiful spirit you are. May you continue to grow in beauty, grace and knowledge. I love you infinity and back. For more information about the Siletz Tribe, please visit ctsi.nsn.us. Happy Birthday to Kim on Nov. 23. With love from Mom, Bill and Randi, and Becky says “mew” The Siletz Clinic is 100 percent tobacco-free. Passages Policy Submissions to Passages are limited to two 25-word items per person, plus one photo if desired. All birthday, anniversary and holiday wishes will appear in the Passages section. Siletz News reserves the right to edit any submission for clarity and length. Not all submissions are guaranteed publication upon submission. Please type or write legibly and submit via e-mail when possible. Turn every day, everywhere moments into fun learning activities for your child. Be a Foster Parent–Help a Child in Need PLAY Playtime teaches children to be creative and helps them explore the world. “When the Children Grow Old… We Want Them to Know We Fought for Them” Talking helps children grow their words and makes reading easier. TALK ~ There are many ways to fight to protect our children. One of those ways is by being a foster parent. The Siletz Tribal Indian Child Welfare Department is accepting and recruiting foster homes on behalf of our Tribal children. S I NG Singing helps develop sounds, language and memory in a fun way. ~ If we see a child in need, We meet the needs of that child. It is the way of our people. ~ READ Reading, in any language, sets children up for a successful future. For more information and an application, call: Leah Suitter, Case Manager lll Foster Parent Certifier, CTSI-ICW 800.922.1399, ext #1275, or 541.444.8275 20 • Siletz News • November 2014 PLAY, TALK, SING, READ every day with your child as you go about your daily activities. Learn more: stORytimeoregon.com
