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    2 May 20, 1999
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
Seniors near and far gather to enjoy Honor
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Fresh Salmon roasting on an open pit for the meal during
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Oral History meeting
There will be a Oral History
Program meeting on May 27, 1999.
The meeting will be from 9:00a.m. to
6:00p.m. The meeting will take place
at the Agency Longhouse.
Spilyay
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Founded in March 1976
Spilyay Tymoo is published bi-weekly by the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs. Our offices are located in the
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on May 27
There will be a Video & Pictorial
presentation. There will be a lunch
potluck made by Cultural Resources.
Everybody is welcome!
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Selena T.Boise
Bob Medina
Taw James "TJ"Foltz
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Early Childhood Education news-
Head Start News
Results of the "Made In Warm
Springs Raffle"
First of all many thanks to the
parents and the staff for the time and
effort in selling their raffle tickets
and thanks to the people who sup
ported us. We've made a whopping
$595.00 in which the proceeds will
go toward families and children's
activities throughout the year. Listed
below are the happy-go-lucky win
ners of the prizes:
Quilt-Wyatt Rodin; Pen & Bill
fold-Willie Stacona; Yarn Belt-Laura
Fuentes; Girls Wing Dress-Linda
Bowles; Leather Bag-Leander
Lucero; Beaded Barrette-Bonnie
Langelier; Picture-Joseph Moses;
Hand Crafted Doll-Perthina White;
Doll Board-Terrance Miller;
Woman's Shawl-Perthina White;
Chime-Perthina White; Beaded Bar-rette-Josie
Redfox; Quilt-Michael
Hammond; Pillows-Vicki Mosier;
Basket & Match Earrings-Carol
Skesjanic; Basket & Belt-Carol
Skesjanic; Yarn Bag-Tiffany Henry;
Lil Boy's Vest-Perthina White; Quilt
Kim Gunderson; Yarn Bag-Alley
David; & Woman's Shawl-Eraina
Palmer.
Early childhood special education
Senior Day-
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pass a lifesaver candy from one tooth
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Ecse transition to kindergarten
To the ecse families, just a re
minder that your individual family
service plan (ifsp) appointments for
your child's transitioning to kinder
garten is happening. If you' ve missed
your appointment and need to re
schedule or to find out when you've
been scheduled foryour child's meet
ing please call our disabilities super
visor, TrynaMuilenburg at 553-3241 ;
she'll give you the day, date, and the
time of your meeting. Thank you.
Head Start Registration
Warm Springs is now accepting
applications for Head Start classes
for the upcoming 1999-2000 school
year. We have a total of 1 1 2 slots for
3 & 4 year old preschool
children. ...only 28 slots for 3 year
old children for full-day child care
starting July 1, 1999 thru June 3,
2000.
Head Start is a federal program,
enrollment is based on income eligi
bility, with priority to serve the low
income families. You must apply for
enrollment. Applications will be
made available at the Health Fair on
May 20, 1999 at the Health &
Wellness Center. Act now, please
bring income papers, child"s birth
certificate, tribal enrollment affilia
tion to determine eligibility.
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News from the
Message from Diabetes Program:
Spring is a time to get moving again.
The weather "is milder and the sun is
shinning and it is a good time to get into
shape. Come join us for exercise class.
Low Impact Aerobics is offered every
MondayandFridaymorningsattheWarm
Springs WellnessCenter(formally known
as the Community Center) from 8: 15AM
to 9:00AM. Wednesday mornings you
canjoinusforWaterAerobicsatKahneetah
from 9:00AM to 10:00AM. All classes
are free of charge and fun!! For more
informationcall the WarmSprings Diabe
tes Program at 553-2478.
Tuberculosis
by Miles Rudd, MD
What is Tuberculosis (TB)? Tuber
culosis (TB) is an illness caused by a
bacterium. A person gets infected with
tuberculosis by breathing air contaminated
with the TB bacteria TB usually infects
the lungs. TB can also infect the lymph
nodes, kidneys, bones, and the linings of
the chest, abdomen, and brain. A person
with a severe lung infection from TB is
said to have "Active TB". TB is spread
The Head Start Part-day program
starts September 7, 1999. Children
who are now in the program do not
need to reapply.
HEAD START DATES TO RE
MEMBER: May 20th-Health Fair IHS-8:30-3:00;
May 26th-Senior"sWalk-10:30-11:00;
May 27th-WSE Kindergarten
Visit-9:00-11:00 for 4 yr. olds &
parents;-May 28th-End of the Year
Picnic-11:30-1:00ECE; June 4th
End of the Year Powwow-10:00-1
1 :00 Head Start Part-day Children's
last day.
"Have a GREAT SUMMER !!"
NEED CHILD CARE?
If you need child care, here are the
people to contact:
Lola TrimbIe-0-3 years of age
Nancy Seyler-3-4 years of age
Versa Fuentes-Smith
Sue Matters-5-13 years of age
To place your child on the recruit
ment pool, please fill out an intake
form at the ECE front desk. If you are
pregnant or planning on becoming
pregnant, it is important to place your
child on the recruitment pool list.
Slots are filling fast.
For more information call 553-3241.
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around to some heavy music.
their own give away during the
here a little boy is giving away a
H & W Center
into the air, every ume the person speaks,
laughs, sings, or coughs. A person with
"Active TB" is contagious to otherpeople.
What is a TB skin test?
A TB skin test is done by injecting a
small amount of the test material into the
skin. The test will turn positive in people
infected with TB. A positive test is deter
mined by a nurse or doctor. They will
measure the reaction the body has to the
skin test
Does a positive TB skin test mean I
have Tuberculosis?
No. A positive skin test means that you
are infected with the TB bacteria. Further
testing must be done to decide if a person
has "Active TB". This testing begins with
a chest x-ray. Sometimes mucus is col
lected from the lung. This is looked at for
the TB bacteria. One out of ten people
infected with the TB bacteria will develop
"Active TB".
How do you treat "Active TB"? TB
is treated with antibiotics. Many TB bacte
riatodaycanresistcertainantibiotics. This
makes it necessary to treat a person with
four antibiotics at first Testing is done to
find out which antibiotics will work best in
each patient. This takes up to 2 months.
Aflerthis, aperson will be treated with two
antibiotics. A full course of treatment lasts
6 months. Spread of TB is stopped by
taking antibiotics as directed.
If I am infected with TB, what are
thechancesofdeveIoping"ActiveTB"?
One out of ten persons infected with TB
will develop "Active TB" in their lifetime.
Some of the people infected will get "Ac
tive TB" soon after infection. Otherpeople
infected will get "Active TB" at some
point later in their life. The TB germ can
hide in the body for as long as 40-50 years
before it starts to grow again.
If I have a positive TB skin test, but
doru't have "Active TB", do I need to
take antibiotics? Maybe. A person in
fected with TB has a chance of getting
"ActiveTB"laterinlife. They will always
be in constant danger of the hidden TB
germs to start growing again. Taking a 6
month course of the anubiotic Isoniazid
(INH) can help prevent most of these
cases. This is a very important way of
preventing the spread of TB.
Why would I not want to take an
antibiotic for TB infection? The antibi
otic, INH, can cause liver problems in a
few people who take it This problem is
seen more often in people who are older
than 35 years old or people who drink
alcohol The chance of having liver prob
lems related to INH are very rare underage
35. Becaase of tliis, it is recommended that
all at risk people under 35 years old with a
positive TB skin test take INH. For those
over 35, the risk ofTB infection spreading
to become "Acti ve" TB may far out weigh
the risk of liver trouble. This liver trouble
wifl go away once the antibiotic is stopped.
Many of trie problems with INH can be
prevented by completely avoiding the use
of alcohol during treatment