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August 2,1985 Page 8 S pilyay T ymoo From the d e n tis t... When should kids first visit? early, the adjoining teeth will d rift into the open space. If this happens, th e perm an en t teeth may: , 1) grow o u t o f position. This creates a need fo r o rth o d o n itic treatm en t (braces). 2) b ecom e im p acted (locked w ithin the gum s and jaw bone) and n o t come in at all. If you spot a cavity on your P M T delivered and picked up by Miller c h ild ’s te e th o r if th e ch ild by S andy B oers receives an injury to the m outh, D en tal hygienist he o r she should be tak en to the O ne of the m ost com m on dentist right aw ay no m atter Questions we h ear a t o u r office is “W hen should I tak e my child fo r his first den tal visit?” T he best tim e fo r a child’s first visit is w hen he o r she is $ b o u t tw o years old. O ver h alf o f all child T U E SD A Y S ren have one o r m ore decayed te e th by th is age. I t ’s v ery 8 /6 im p o rtan t th a t problem s are S hortribs & D um plings found early so ta h t larger p ro b C arrots lem s can be prevented from T ater T ots happening later on. Coleslaw U nfortunately, th e re a re a lot Juice of parent aro u n d w ho thin k Biscuits . th a t a child doesn’t need to be seen until he o r she is qu ite a bit 8/1 3 older. T heir reasoning is th a t R o ast P o rk because “ bab y ” teeth are going P otatoes to fall o ut anyw ay, it d o esn ’t Spinach m ake sense to p u t a lo t o f time R elish D ish o r effort in to their care. T his F ru it way o f thinking is n o t only Lem onade W R O N G , b u t it can be danger W heat Bread ous. A n infected to o th ban harm 8 /2 0 y o u r c h ild ’s health , allow ing S o u p & Sandw ich decay and infection to spread in th e jaw s. P rim a ry te e th are T a te r T ots F ru it Salad needed... W fo r appearance. A healthy F ru it smile and well-shaped face help O range Juice prom ote a child’s self-esteem, 8 /2 7 — fo r eating. H ealthy teeth are necessary fo r biting an d chew T ripe & H om iny ing food. G reen Salad ■—for speaking. P rim ary teeth Brussels S prouts are necessary to help yo u r child F ru it learn to speak clearly. P unch — to hold th e space fo r the W heat Bread incom ing perm anent teeth. If a prim ary to o th is lost too w hat the child’s age. Rem em ber, the earlier you begin, th e better chance yo u r dentist has to pre- . vent problem s. Special n ote to p aren ts from D r. Bell:. Please be aw are th at young children (age five and below) are a high prio rity at our clinic and th at ,we will appoint th e m fo r a c h e c k ru p u p o n request. C hildren enrolled in ' H ead S tart this fall will receive d en tal screenings several weeks into school year. Sr. Citizens menus for August THU RSDA YS 8 /8 Salm on L uckam een Baked P otatoes C orn Tossed Salad F ru it O ranee Juice Fried Bread 8 /5 B aked H am Yams M ixed Vegetables F ru it P ineapple Juice French Bread 8/2 2 C hicken & N oodles C arrots Coleslaw & Pineapple F ru it F ru it P unch Biscuits 8/2 9 M eatlo af P otatoes & G ravy Relish D ish C orn Fresh F ru it O range Juice W heat Bread Identify the location o f this Geo Quiz and win a year’s subscription to Spilyay Tymoo fo r yourselfor a friend. Call553-1644 or 553-1161, ext. 274 with your answer. Diabetes an old disease D iabetes is a disease which was know n during ancient times by (E ast) In d ian physicians al th o u g h it was evidently rare. The physicians w rote in their jo u rn als th at patients passed sweet, sugary urine (diabetes mellitus). This attracted flies, ants and other insects and even dogs licked the urine. A bout the sam e tim e sculptors began de picting people as overweight and middle aged instead of thin as previously depicted. H istoric accounts suggest that diabetes becam e m ore preval ent as a result o f changes in the environm ent, m ost probably in the food. It is apparently m ore com m on in certain families than in others. T here seems to be a h e re d ita ry elem ent to o . T he disease seems to be triggered by specific environihental and here ditary factors operating together. F rench physicians as late as. 1,870 taught th a t diabetes was rarely observed in poor patients, seeming to afflict the wealthy instead. Today, in America, phy sicians are becom ing m ore and m ore interested in the devel opm ent and nature of diabetes as this disorder becomes m ore com m on. A special interest has grow n on several In d ian reser v a t i o n s , in c l u d in g W a rm Springs, am ong m edical provi ders. T ribal leaders here, w orking through In d ian H ealth Service and the wellness program , are in the process of planning an aware ness activity this fall. The W arm Springs reservation is the only northwest reservation where dia betes studies have been con ducted over past years. Some researchers fe elth at a p attern is developing here which resem bles the developm ent of dia betes at several Southw est reser vations. There are tw o varieties of diabetes, the com m on one being th at which develops in middle age. A less com m on variety starts m ost often in young pre- teens. M ost scientists believe that heredity and obesity togeth er cause adult-onset diabetes. The Way they express this is “heredity loads the gun but obe sity pulls the trigger.” IndiyicJ; u a lp ra c tic e s apparently have harsh outcom es. The aw arensss activity which is being planned will feature som e o f the know ledgeable experts and specialists, These people include diabetic Indian professionals who will address various aspects o f the disease during a one day w ork shop in Septem ber or O ctober. Rodeo planned for Aug. 10,11 T he first an n u al A ndy P hil lips A ll-Indian rodeo will be held at the L et’em Buck arena in W apato, W ashington August 10 and 11. T he rodeo is W estern States In d ian R odeo Associa tion (W SIR A ) sanctioned. Events featured will be bare- back, saddle bronc, bull riding, calf roping, team roping, steer wrestling, cow m ilking and bar rel racing. E ntry fee for those events is $40 and in team roping $40 per m an. Events will feature an ¡added purse of $150. Two jack p o t events added to th e program will be wild cow race, Spilyay Tymoo ph o to by Shewciyk Work progresses... entry fee $15 per m an, three The construction o f the SimnashoLonghouse renovation progresses as workmen work on getting m an team s; and the red and white roping, entry fee of $25 the framework up as the project is right on schedule. per m an, Indian and non-Indian team , enter twice during show and slack. In answer to: Show Cause: Why the court and a warrant will be issued for Rodeo books will open August Confederated Tribes suspended sentence of 6 /6 / 85; 60 days your arrest. Dated: July 18, 1985 6 from 9 a.m . to 8 n.m . and jail should not be imposed for failure YS . rem ain open A ugust 7-9 a.m. to Anita Jackson to comply with six months probation 8 p.m .,T here will be no mail-in Stephanie Burke Tribal Judge and counseling WSTC200.615. If you fail to appear as so Ordered, entries accepted ¿’ C entral entry Order to Show Cause -00- you will be charged with contempt of uMl be with Jean etta H errera court and a warrant will be Issued for Case N o . DO69-84 Confederated Tribes phone (509) 874-2290. Call back your arrest. Dated: July 25, 1985 will be A ugust 9 from 9 a.m . to To: Stephanie Burke Anita Jackson 7 p.m. C ash and money orders Tribal Judge You are hereby ordered: T o be and Bonny H. Charley will be accepted for entry fees, appear before the Warm Springs Tribal -00- no checks. Court on the 3rd day o f September Order to Show Cause The rodeo will start at 1 p.m. Case N o. TR351-84 1985, at the hour o f 2:00 p.m. Confederated Tribes on both days with a $3 gate In answer to: Show Cause: Why the suspended sentence o f 4 /5 /8 5 ; 30 days To: Bonny H. Charley adinission charge. News from Tribal Court jail should n o t be imposed for failure to pay $125.00 fine W STC200.615. If you fail to appear, as so ordered, you will be charged with contem pt o f court and a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Dated July 19, 1985. Richard G. Frederick Tribal Judge -00- Confederated Tribes vs. You are hereby ordered: T o be and appear before the Warm Springs Tribal Court on the 29th day o f August 1985, at the hour o f 2:00 p.m. In answer to: Show Cause: Why the suspended sentence o f 5 /8 /8 4 ; $ 125.00 fíne and 30 days should not be imposed for failure to comply with 3 months p r o b a tio n and c o u n s e lin g WSTC200.615. If you fail t o appear as so ordered, you will be charged with contempt of court and a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Dated: July 25, 1985 Thane Colwash Order to Show Cause Case N o. CR416-83 Anita Jackson Tribal Judge Confederated Tribes To: Thane Colwash You are hereby ordered: T o be and appear before the Warm Springs Tribal Court on the 21st day o f August 1985, at the hour of 2:00 p.m. In answer to: Show Cause: Why the suspended sentence o f 2 / 8 / 85; 15 days jail should not'be imposed for failure to p a y $ 2 5 f in e d u e 2 / 1 8 / 8 5 WSTC200 615 If you fail to appear as so ordered, you will be charged with contempt o f Stephanie Burke Order to Show Cause Case N o. TRI 138-84 To: Stephanie Burke v You are herebyordered: T o be and appear before the Warm Springs Tribal the day o f August, 1985, at t*ie h ° ur o f 2:00 p.m. Nike Productions ^5^,7* Chosen fo r its desert scenery, Sidwalter Flat was the site fo r the filming o f a new advertisement fo r Nike shoes,. Monday, July 29. The Tribes were given a five-hundred dollar stipend fo r the use of the site. • Carolyn Johnson, Lawrence Renfro Summons Case N o. DO 49-84 To: Lawrence Renfro You are hereby notified that a peti tion 'forthe Custody Review has been filed with the Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this notice, you are sum moned to appear in this matter at a hearing scheduled for August 23,1985 at 11:00 a.m., at the Warm Springs Tribal Court. All of the facts o f the case will be heard at this hearing, including evidence you wish to present. The petitioneir will be present at the hearing. If you desire; to personally argue your side o f the case, you may have a legal aide, spokesperson, or attorney with you. If you cannot be present, but want to be represented, you may have a legal aide, spokesperson or attorney appear on your behalf at your expense. If you have any questions, you should seek legal aide immediately. Dated this 24th day o f July, 1985. Anita L. Jackson Associate Judge Church Services Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Warm Springs Reverend Leo F. Weckerle Confession prior to Mass. Sunday Mass begins at 8:30 a m. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Elder, Clint Jacks Tel: 475-6616 Worship—10:00 a.m. Warm Springs Presbyterian Church Jam es R^McGugin, interim Pastor * T e l. : 553-1237 Sunday Worship and C hurch School 10:00 a.m. (Lord’s S upper—First Sunday) Warm Springs Full Gospel Church Orin Johnson, Pastor Sunday School—10:00 a.m. Worship Services—11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening Service—7:30 p.m. Bible Study—Wednesday—7:30 p.m. Warm Springs'Baptist Church Allen Elston, Pastor Tel: 553-1267 Sunday School—10:00 a.m. Morning Worship—10:00 a.m. Bible Study: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
