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Page 2 Heath exerciser of the month Lucinda Heath prepares her self for the Rez Relay and finds motivation from her coworkers and her father, and in a faster pace when she runs. She was chosen "Exerciser of the Month" because of her dedica tion to becoming healthy and challenging herself to excel. Heath runs about five to six miles, five days a week. It takes her about 1 hour 15 minutes, which is an improvement from her first time out, back in Feb ruary. Her father, Chief Delvis Heath Sr., and the staff mem bers of Warm Springs Elemen Cooking The Warm Springs USDA Commodities Food Program and the 4-H Program is offer ing a cooking class for children to learn how to cook commod ity foods. Children learn how to cook simple meals with food provided by the commodities food program. This class began April 14 and will continue until May 19, meet ing each Monday at 3:30 p.m. The kids are learning to fol low recipes, measure ingredients and mix ingredients. They have made potpies, macaroni and cheese, and brownies. They will continue to learn more before the class ends. Today they share this recipe, which they learned April 28, Chewy Cocoa Brownies. Spilyay Tymoo (Coyote News, Est. 1976) Publisher Emeritus: Sid Miller Editor: Management Successor: Reportertrainer: Media Advisor: Established in March 1 976 Spilyay Tymoo is published bi-weekly by the Confed erated Tribes of Warm Springs. Our offices are located in the white house at 1100 Wasco Street. Any written materials submitted to Spilyay Tymoo should be addressed to: Spilyay Tymoo, P.O. Box 870, Warm Springs, OR 97761 (541)553-1644 or 553-3274 FAX No. (541)553-3539 E-Mail: spilyaytymoowstribes.org Annual Subscription rates: Within U.S.-S15.00 . Outside U.S. or 1st Class in the U.S.-$25.00 For questions on advertising rates and policies, please call Bill Rhoades at 553-2013, or the Spilyay office at 553-3274. Spilyay Tymoo 2003 copyright For the latest Information on advertising rates, subsclptlons and (In the future) news from the Spilyay, check us out on the Internet at: http:www.warmsprings.comcommunltynews lndex.htm tary School are her primary mo tivators. She wants to be healthy and fit, and to beat her time for the Rez Relay. That is what keeps her going. "It is hard to get started at times, but once I get started, I start to feel good about myself," says Heath. In the beginning she had a goal to run the 10K race during the Mini Marathon. Upon achieving that goal she wants to run the Rez Relay at a faster pace, to beat her time that she's done before. As she continues to keep her self motivated, she adds these class teaches kids I- ' i r 1 ( . I 1 - I " V I " ' ' I - 4 At left, vanilla extract measured; to be measured. You will need: 1 & 23 cup sugar V cup butter (1 Vi sticks) 2 Tbsp Water 2 eggs 2 tsp vanilla extract 1 13 cup flour Va baking cocoa Vi tsp baking powder Tbsp salt 1 cup chopped nuts , i . 1 cup chocolate chips , - ;' -"i'r- ' v" ' ' " Stir together sugar, butter, and water in a large bowl. Stir in eggs, and vanilla. Combine flour, co coa, baking powder and salt, stir into sugar mixture. Add nuts and chocolate chips. Spread into greased baking pan. Bake in 350 degrees oven for 20 minutes. Dave McMechan Selena T.Boise Shannon Keaveny Bill Rhoades Spi lyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon 4 fc iff) ll -f.-' A Lucinda Heath encouraging words to others, "doing it is better than saying you'll do it." above, other ingredients needed Food Handler Certification Classes to be held May 6, May 23, 1:30-3:30 p.m. at IHS training room. For information contact Nancy Collins, 553-4250. Results of The Warm Springs Commu nity Wellness Center held their annual Mini Marathon Saturday, April 12 at Kah-Nee-Ta Follow ing are the results of this event. One mile fun runwalk 13 and under male: Douglas Jackson, first place; Larry Spino, III, second. 13 and under fe male: Ashlynne Danzuka, first; and Jordan Leonard, second. 60 and over winner was Delvis Heath. 30-39 female: Monica Leonard, first place; Rebecca VanPelt, second; and Angie David, third. 3 mile race 13 and under male: Trevor Suppah, first; Triston Boise, sec Twenty-five years ago From the May 5, 1978 issue of Spilyay Tymoo Macy promoted to Operations Manager Bob Macy became Opera tions Manager at Warm Springs Forest Products Industries as of Monday, May 1. He stepped into the new position after hav ing been Administrative Assis tant at the mill for the past five years. His promotion was an nounced during the presentation of the WSFPI Annual Report at the General Council meeting held at the Agency Longhouse Monday evening, April 24. In announcing the promo tion, DeMoisy said that Macy has a good background for this new position. "I le has a lot of budgeting and planning experi ence and," said DeMoisy, "he's ready." In his new capacity as Op erations Manager, Macy will be responsible for the sawmill op eration, the energy plant, truck ing, the planer operation, the log yard, and loading dock opera tions. Recreation on the Metolius faces uncertain future Hopes for mutual recre ational planning on the Metolius Arm of Lake Billy Chinook were temporarily dashed at the BasdbaRcamp -set for May The Community Wellness Diabetes Prevention Team is sponsoring a free two-day base ball camp for 9-18 year olds, May 17-18, 2003. The camp will be divided into two age groups, 9-12 and 13-18, and will be held at the Community Center ball fields. Both groups will meet Satur day beginning at 10 a.m., and Sunday beginning at 1 p.m. Ar rive 30 minutes early for regis tration. Camp will include a high level of instruction, water, food, baseball caps, and T-shirts. Gary Reese brings 10 years of baseball coaching along with two years on the Eastern Wash ington University baseball team. Jason Romine who was drafted right out of high school by the Montreal Expos in 1993 joins Reese. He played two years at Mendocino Junior Col lege before being drafted and signed by the Colorado Rockies in 1995. He was voted most improved pitcher in the organi zation in 1996, and continued to play for the Rockies until he had two shoulder surgeries. Romine currently coaches the Omak High School baseball team. Reese and Romine will focus on pitching, catching, and some fielding and hitting drills. For more information about this two-day baseball camp, con tact Andy Leonard at the Warm Springs Community Wellness Center, 553-3243. the Mini Marathon ond; and Kamm Akaka, third. 13 and under female: Kristi Olney, first; Norene Sampson, second. , -. ' ( , , 14-18 male: Jermaine Tuckta, first; and Brandon Th ompson, second. 14-18 female: Shelly Greene Boise, first. 19-29 female: Shilo Shaw, first; and Lyda Sampson, sec ond. 30-39 female: Jennifer Eurto, first. 40-49 male: Tom Shuman, first. 40-49 female: Linda Erickson, first; Sandra Jim, sec ond; Connie Peterson, third. 50-59 male: Cal Poncho, first; State Marine Board hearing April 24 when discussion gave way to emotion; boaters, water skiers, and property owners joined in a loud "no" to restric tions recommended by the Warm Springs Tribal Council. About 200 people crammed the Madras City Council Cham bers to listen or register their opposition to the proposal, but a dialogue never developed. Members of the Council said afterward that they would take the opportunity at the up coming Marine Board hearings on May 31-June 1 to further "educate" users and recommend joint planning. A long history of concern about the use of waters border ing the reservation led up to the Tribal Council's request for a hearing. Phones coming to Sidwalter andSeebeequa It won't be long before the peace, and rural quiet of Sidwalter Mat and Seckseequa is shattered by the ringing of phones and the frustrations of the busy signal. But, on the other hand, Sidwalter Flat and the Seckseequa area will not be without fast communica tion for much longer, either. Pa cific Northwest Bell is taking or ders for telephones for families in areas who would like phone service. Nickname origins uncovered Once again several nick names were investigated and the origins were uncovered. Where did Stanley Simtustus get the name Beartracks? His mom said he came back from an eastern school with that name. Appar endy he told the editor, Dave, that he was sneaking out and stepped on some paint. When sneaking back in, the paint left tracks direcdy to his room and his bed. He left tracks. What about Lloyd Smith, Jr. and the name Shag? I don't think many people knew him as Lloyd for a long time. Since the Pordand wresders came to the Warm Springs Community Center years ago. Lloyd was named after the wresder Shag Thomas. I was talking with Saphronia Katchia, or Soap as many know her. She told us how she got that name. She was called Soph for short because her name is so long. Her friends were calling her that and were arguing about the spelling (So or Sa), when Willie Bagley said, "why not call her Soap?" So since then she has been called Soap. Spring powwow The Education Spring Pow wow is set for May 15 at the Agency Longhouse. This date coincides with Teacher Appre ciation Week and the goal is to provide school personnel an op portunity to experience Native American culture, encourage Darryl Smith, second; Chuck Alexander, third. 50-59 female: Mavis Shaw, "v 60'and over' male: Harris Billis, first; and Nat Shaw, sec ond. 10K race 13 and under male: Josiah Thompson, first; Curtis Thomp son, Jr., second. 14-18 male: George Boise, first; Randy Boise, second. 14-18 female: Samantha Carolla. 19-29 male: Matt Luebke, first; Brad Courtney, second. 30-39 female: Lucinda Heath, first; Robin Mitchell, second. Calendar Native American Festival: Join the Central Oregon Community College Native American Student Alliance for the annual spring festival. There will be story telling, a salmon bake, Native American artists, and Native American music and dancing. Thursday, May 1 5, noon till 2:30 p.m, outside of Modoc Hall, at COCC. Diabetes education classes are being offered at the Diabetes Breakfast gatherings held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. This month's topics: Basics of eating, and food and glucose, May 13. Planning meals, and stocking the cupboard, May 27. Quilts & More at the Plaza at Warm Springs is hosting quilt classes this month. Saturday, May 10, Log Cabin, from 10 ' a.m. till 4 p.m. Sunday, May 11, same. Wednesday, May 1 14, Log Cabin, beginning, 5 to 9 p.m. $25. Thursday and CrIHau Mau 15 flnrf 1fi RflfTlfl . Winishut answers Geo Quiz Donnie Winishut was the first person to guess the Geo Quiz in the last edition of the paper. Corrections In the last edition of the Spilyay Tymoo, the name of the Exerciser of the Month should have read Mclinda Frank, not Mclinda Frank Tohct. r Have a story idea? Call Spiljar Timoo, 553 3274. May 1, 2003 And what about her husband Sky? He was just a little boy. when he received this name and it came from his uncles Isaac and Chaz Mitchell. He had a basketball hoop and they" would say, "jump up there,"( and like all kids his feet never left the floor. So they would then tell him to sky up there,? getting the name Sky. Who would have known back then that he would be so tall? Well, Saphronia's brother Frank has a nickname, and that ; is Freckles. Talking to their; mom she told us why. When, he was born his father wanted, to name him after a well-, known cowboy who's name is Fairchild. Well his mother; thought that it would not be good, because she imagined all the nicknames he would get from that. So she asked Frank's . father about naming him Frank . Reese, Jr. and nicknaming him1 after another cowboy named, Freckles Brown. He thought, that was fine and so he was named Freckles while he was. an infant. Call Spilyay with nicknames you know, 553-3274. set for May 15 positive parent and teacher re lationships, and celebrate and recognize everyone's commit ment to the children and youth of this community. Last year's success is a testi mony to teamwork and com bined sources. noted 40-49 male: Sam Erickson, first; Don Courtney, second; Curtis Thompson, Sr., third. 40-49 female: Dawn Smith', first. 50-59 male: Kaipo Akaka, first. 14.5 mile race 19-29 male: Sean Meissner, first (Overall Male Winner); Pete Moss, second. 40-49 male: Robert Jim, first. 50-59 male: Al Mclnnis, first; John Merrick, second; Rich Lohman, third. 50-59 female: Nancy Mclnnis, first (Overall Female Winner). 60 and over male: Harry Kitdeman, first. j Winishut correcdy identified the photograph as being of Lake Simtustus, from an area south of Indian Park Road. Also, the story on Warm Springs boxers was written by Austin Smith, not by Austin Greene. The Spilyay apologizes for these errors. .. I