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About Siletz news. (Siletz, Oregon) 1983-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1985)
SILETZ, OREGON, AUGUST, 1985 - PAGE 3 USDA D IS TR IB U TIO N The following d a te s a re scheduled for A ugust and S eptem ber D istribution of U.S.D.A. Com m odity foods. Siletz: A ugust 1 2 : ............................... .. 9:00 to 12:00 —1:00 t o 4:45 A ugust 1 3 : ................................... 9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 A ugust 2 0 : ................................... 9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 A ugust 27: ....................................9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 Septem ber 9 : ........................... ... 9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 t o 4:45 Septem ber 1 0 :.. ........................ 9 :00to 12:00 — 1:00to4:45 Septem ber 17:........ ..................9 :00to 12:00 — l:00Jto4:45 Septem ber 2 4 :............................. 9:00 to 12:00 -«-J:00 to 4:45 PINEAPPLE POPS Open a can of pineapple ju ice and pour it into a n ice tra y for th e freezer. Next, open a can of pineapple chunks o r slices and in sert a popsicle stick into a chunk th a t will fit into the sections of your ice tra y , then sim ply freeze th e whole thing. A v e ry good s u b stitu te for s u g ar drinks and ice cream . Salem: A u gust7: ..................................... 9 :00to 12:00 — 1:00t o 4:45 A ugust 8:....................................... 9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 August 9 : ..................................... 9:00to 1 2 :0 0 ^ -l:0 0 to 4 :4 5 S eptem ber 4 : ............................. 9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 S e p te m b e r s :.............. ............9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 S eptem ber 6: ..............................9:00 to 12:00 — 1:00 to 4:45 ALL FOOD PROGRAM CLIENTS: PLEASE, re m e m b e r to keep your appointm ent d ates a n d tim e. We, h ere a t th e Food D istribution Site, striv e to serv e each fam ily quickly a n d efficiently, and running a s sm oothly a s possible. If you know th a t you will not be a b le to keep your scheduled appointm ent, p lease c a lla s soon a s possible to reschedule an o th er day an d tim e. R em em b er to brin g boxes to your next distribution, an d an y recipes, using com m odity foods, th a t you c a re to s h are w ith us. T hank you a n d have a good day. IN SILETZ: Tuesday, A ugust 20 & 27, an d Sept. 17 & 24, a re scheduled for new client intake and for those who have rescheduled appointm ents. P le a se call R obert Sim m ons a t 444-2532 ext. 34 for appointm ents on th ese dates. If call ing long d istance, you m a y call “ TOLL F R E E ” 1-800-922-1399. NUTRITION EDUCATION: The th em e for th e m onth of J u ly is “ LOW FA T D IE T ". We h av e two recip es you m a y w ant to try , using o ur com m odity foods a s th e m ain ■ingredient. BabyNews M ack Wilson was born on July 10,1985 to his pro u d p a re n ts D enise an d B ru ce Wilson. He was born in C o rv a llis,' O regon. Mack weighed 8 lbs. 2 oz., and was 21 inches long. SPANISH RICE 1 cup raw brow n ric e or w hite rice 1 onion, m inced 1 teaspoon oil 2 cups v egetable stock or w a ter 4 stalk s celery, diced sm all 1 la rg e g reen p e p p er, diced 3 m edium fresh or 1 cup can ned tom atoes, chopped , 1 teaspoon s alt 1/2 teaspoon oregano % teaspoon basil d ash p ep p er pinch chili pow der OPTIONAL % cup g ra te d c h ed d a r or ja c k cheese B rin g th e s to c k , o il, onions, an d ric e to a boil. Cover an d sim m er on low h e a t for 25 m inutes. Add r e m aining ingredients except cheese. S im m er another 20 m inutes or until ric e is well cooked. Sprinkle cheese on top if d esired. - M akes 4 cups. Teaia Danelle Rilatos was bdrn July 16, 1985 at 2:34 a m. Her proud parents are Dan and Linda Rilatos of Siletz, Oregon. She weighed 6 lbs. 5% oz., and was 18V2 inches long. Housing Applications The Housing Improvement Program (HIP) is accepting applications for the fiscal y ear 1986 which begins Oct. 1st. Our funding is limited so it is necessary to get your applica tion into our Housing Office as soon as possi ble. The categories which tribal members can apply for are: Category “A” — housing which will remain substandard; Category “B” — renovate existing housing to standard condi tion; Category “C” — assist tribal members with down payment and closing costs. There is a possibility of some Category “D” money at some time in the future. This is to build a new home on your property. This category has been in the past básically for the elderly or handicapped. If you feel you may qualify for this category, you are encouraged to apply. Tribal Members must reside in or be retur ning to the 8 county service area. It has been recently brought to our attention that we aré presently unable to serve the 4 Portland area counties. If you would like an application or want fur ther information about the program, contact the Housing Coordinator, Jeff Williams, at P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380 or call 444-2532 Ext. 33. Oregon residents can call toll-free: 1-800-9022-1399. Working For Sports Profiles I B oth S a ra h an d Diannia E denfield a re com petitive bow shooters, and they have the ribbons to prove it. The girls belong to th e B af fled B o w m e n s ' 4-H Club, They shoot ina com petition ev ery o th e r w e e k e n d throughout the school year. The com petition consists of shooting 60 arro w s a t a ta r g e t a n d to ta llin g th e points scored. S a ra h h a s been shooting a bow in com petition for two y e ars. She h as a n u m b er of rib b o n s fro m 3rd to 1st P la c e . This la s t y e a r sh e w as honored a s th e M ost Im proved B ow shooter in h e r skill catego ry a n d a g e group. She also receiv ed a 3rd P la c e ribbon fo r to tal points scored this y e a r; sh e shoots in a group of 9 youths from th e e n tire sta te . S a ra h h a s 1st P la c e a n d 2nd P la c e ribbons Success . fo r th e F airsh o o t for th e 1985, 1984 y e a r s , c o n secutively. This is D ian n a’s first y e ar in com petition. She is th e younger of the tw o g irls, and this y e a r she receiv ed a 1st P la c e ribbon in h e r ag e group. We hope to see m uch m ore from D ianna in the com ing y ears. The g irls a re d a u g h te rs of C a rlo tta a n d Bob E denfield of Toledo. C arlo tta an d Bob a re b o th e x p e r i e n c e d bow m en a lso . The g irls ’ g ra n d p a re n ts a r e J im a n d M arg e L ane. The g irls begin an o th er y e a r of com petition in Oc tober. This y e a r S a ra h will a tte n d 7th g ra d e a t Toledo Ju n io r H igh, a n d D ianna will a tte n d 5th g ra d e a t A rcadia E l e m e n t a r y S c h o o l in Toledo. I Sarah Edenfield with her bow and rib bons. Robert Gardner, a Siletz.Tribal member, is on the road to success. He recently graduated from Hoquiam High School in Hoquiam, Washington, where he has lived for eight years. Robert had a very successful senior year in high school collecting numerous awards in band and athletics. He plays the clarinet, and he recently received two awards for his special talent. He participated on the high school track, wrestling and football teams throughout his four years of school. His*best performances in track during his senior year include his very good time of 41:1 in the 300 intermediate hurdle event, and his qualifica tion for the District meet. He is presently attending a summer Indian Student Project at Western States Chiro practic College in Portland, Oregon. He is tak ing 6 week courses in Chemistry, Biology, Algebra, English and Intro to Chiropractics through the program. In the fall, Robert will attend the Universi ty of Washington where he will be trying out for the Husky Marching Band, and pursuing his music major.
