Births
Sterlin John
Wade Wahchumwah
Tuesday, A ugust 12,
2008 in Madras at Moun
tain View Hospital, Evelyn
Elsie Velma May Polk gave
birth to Sterlin John Wade
Wahchumwah at 5:16 a.m.
W eight: 6 pounds, 14
ounces, and 20 inches tall.
The father is the late
Sterlin Wahchumwah.
G ran d p aren t on the
fath e r’s side is Carol
W ahchum wah
of
Goldendale, Wash.
G randparents on the
mother’s side are Annette
Polk and Dixon L. Polk Sr.
of Wapato, Wash. Great
grandparents on the
m other’s side are Lucille
S chuster and Jam es
Teeman; great grandfather
is Donnie Holliday, all of
Warm Springs. Great great
grandmother is Evelyn D.
Sam of Warm Springs, and
the late Ellison Schuster of
T oppenish, Wash.; and
S herm an H olliday o f
Warm Sprigns; and the late
Velma Holliday.
Tate Sapulwit Gonzales
Sunday, A ugust 10,
2008 in Yakima Memorial
H ospital, K orina Kelly
Polk gave birth to Tate
Sapulwit Gonzales at 1:40
p.m. Weight: 6 pounds,
12.9 ounces, and 19 1/4
inches tall.
Noah Sheldon Jones
Jam es Jo nes and E rika
Kissler o f Madras are pleased
to announce the birth of their
son Noah Sheldon Jones, bom
on August 6, 2008.
Peyton Wahtum Trank
Tracy Frank of White Swan$
and Louisa Fuentes o f Warm
Springs are pleased to announce
the birth o f their son Peyton
Wahtum Frank, born on August
5, 2008.
Peyton joins brother Joe, age
10.
Portland to Coast team
appreciates raffle support
The recent Portland To
Coast raffle winners and their
prizes are:
G rand prize w inner
Thyreicia Chavez, who won
a blue Pendleton blanket.
Mariann Smith, salt and
p epper
shakers;
D on
Courtney, wind sock; Sam
S tarr, d o o r “w elcom e”
hanger; M icasn, bag with
goodies.
Barbara Irving, small bag
with goodies; Debbie Scott,
fanny pack; Selena Sahme,
body splash; Shirelle Adams,
body splash.
Dana Smith, yoyo; Amelia
Spino, yoyo; James Katchia,
glow
necklace; Tricia
Stiffarm , pink b ru sh set;
Rachel Winishut, blue brush
set; Selena Sahme, Mickey
M ouse puzzle; B rid g e tt
Culpus, wampum necklace;
R ich ard C raig, m agic
puzzle.
Magdeleno Colazo, plush
football; Shirelle Adams,
plush basketball; Lavena Ike,
“Cop” magnet; Carol Prevost,
“ C ars” pencils; Scott
Spaulding, “Toy S tory”
gloves, Brody L eonard,
“Mask” gloves.
Kat Spaulding, Starbucks
certificate; Kalani Brisbois,
Kah-Nee-Ta pool pass; Ur
bana Manion, Kah-Nee-Ta
pool pass; Topaz O ’Reilly,
Mary Kay certificate; Earl
Squiemphen, Mary Kay cer
tificate; A urolyn Stwyer,
huckleberry jam.
Emerson Culpus, 24-piece
Rubbermaid bowls; Andrew
Lujan, battle basket; Rita
Squiemphen, knife set; Dana
Smith, three-piece travel set;
Viola Asquirota, sleeping bag;
Sissy Smith, coin purse.
H arry H intsala, w hite
necklace with earrings; Yvette
Leecy, eagle statue figurine;
Clem P icard, m icrow ave
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stackables; Janell Smith, six
in one gam es; Jalen
Graybael, boy baseball glove
with ball.
Bridgett Culpus, girl base
ball glove with ball; Herb
Graybael, blanket with wolf
design; Paula Kalama, cup
cake stacker; Brody Leonard,
cookie presser; Debbie Jack-
son, brown beaded necklace;
Jalen Graybael, black beaded
necklace; Janell Smith, green
beaded necklace; Shirelle
Adams, purple beaded neck
lace; Anson Begay, red, white
and blue beaded necklace.
Jame Spino, travel kit;
Kaylyn L eonard, beach
towel; Flossie Wolfe, beach
towel; D ion Polk, splash
bom bs; Irm a G arcia, ski
gloves.
Rita Squiemphen, suitcase
with pouch; Shirelle Adams,
travel bag; Kaylyn Leonard,
wind sock; Joshua Warner,
cell mate holder; TorTillas
(50), dart board; Brandon
Lucei, espresso maker; Dan
L arsonj
three-p erso n
Coleman tent.
Korney Stacona, portable
butane stove; Don Courtney,
necklace and earrings with
shells; Thyreicia Chavez, lav
ender with pink necklace;
Corbett Tom Jr., aqua with
pink necklace; Rosie Tom,
red, w hite and blue w ith
white ivory necklace; Marella
Sam, picture holder; Hiroji
M cK instry,
football
keychain.
B etty H ew son, barrel
racer gloves; Rafael Sobtup,
volleyball keychain; Lyda
R hoan, sunrise gloves;
Darrel Smith, white gloves;
G loria W arner, stickers;
Gary Katchia, four-pack play
paddles; Kortney Stacona,
purple and red with cross
necklace.
Warm Springs and Siletz
join together throgh love
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Georgiana Frank, and
the late Jo e Frank, b o th o f
White Swan.
G ran d p aren ts
on
the
mother’s side are Lori and Tho
mas Fuentes of Warm Springs.
Brinley Mae Holyan
Michael and Liana Holyan
of Warm Springs are pleased to
announce the birth o f their
daughter Brinley Mae Holyan,
bom on August 9, 2008.
G ra n d p a re n ts on th e
fa th e r’s side are Lexy and
Joann Terry o f Crown Point,
New Mexico.
G ran d p aren ts
on the
mother’s side are Lee and Cheryl
Tom of Warm Springs.
Quincy Alexander Scott
Samuel Scott and D orthy
Howtopat of Warm Springs are
pleased to announce the birth
of their son Quincy Alexander
Scott, born on August 12,2008.
Quincy joins sister Samantha,
age 18 months.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are Louis Scott and Judy
Kalama of Warm Springs.
G ran d p aren ts
on
the
mother’s side are Leilani Polk
and D on Howtopat o f Warm
Springs.
Joaquin Marcus TLstimo
Ted Barney Jr. and Addie
Estimo o f Warm Springs are
pleased to announce the birth
o f their son Joaquin Marcus
Estimo, born on August 12,
2008.
Grandparent on the father’s
side is Ted Barney Sr. of Seattle.
G ran d p aren ts
on
the
mother’s side are Mark Stevens
and Jackie Estim o o f Warm
Springs.
Sterlin John Wade
Wahchumwah
Evelyn Polk is pleased to an
nounce the birth o f her son
Sterlin
Jo h n
Wade
Wahchumwah o f August 12,
2008.
Robert G. Warner Sr. and
Dawn A. Rowland o f Warm
Springs are pleased to announce
the birth o f their son Robert
Glenn Warner Jr., born on Au
gust 15, 2008.
Robert joins two brothers,
James and Michael, and three
sisters, Nikita, Dyani and Inez.
Grandparents on the father’s
side are R obert W arner and
Gloria Warner of Warm Springs.
G ran d p aren ts
on
the
mother’s side are Fritz Miller of
W arm Springs, and D o n
Rowland o f Ashland, Mont.
Engagement o f Nicholas Sanford Belgard
& Casandra A n n Frutos
August 9th, 2008 will be a
day to rem em ber for
Casandra Frutos o f Warm
Springs, and N icholas
Belgard of Siletz, as Nicho
las proposed in front o f an
excited Saturday evening
crowd at the Nesika Illahee
Powwow in Siletz, to his un
suspecting sweetheart.
Since meeting that fateful
day, November, 3 2007 at
the Mt. H ood Community
College
Powwow
in
Gresham, the two have been
inseparable.
Together, Nicholas and
Casandra share a passion for
family, friends, community
and culture, and have made
a commitment to share that
passion with the tribes and
their people.
Currently, Casandra works
as a Project Assistant for the
Northwest Portland Area In
dian Health Board, and takes
classes part time at Pioneer
Pacific College, while Nicho
las works in property man
agement for a small property
in Gresham, and is an accom
plished musician working in
Portland.
They eventually plan to
work full time within the
tribes in some capacity, and
New program for breast cancer detection, prevention
By Elizabeth “Lizzi” Katz
Community Breast Health Educator
Sara Fisher Project
St. Charles Medical Center
T he Warm Springs Breast
Health Program is a joint effort
by the Sara Fisher Breast Can
cer Project of the Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Clinic, St.
Charles Medical Center, Moun
tain View Hospital and the Ma
dras Medical Group.
The program is sponsored by
Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Our goal is to promote breast
cancer screening to the women
o f Warm Springs.
American Indian women
have the lowest incidence o f
breast cancer yet have the poor
est five-year survival rates, due
mostly to lack of screening and
later detection of cancer.
Getting tested regularly is the
best way for women to lower
their risk o f dying from breast
cancer, as screening tests can
find breast cancer early, when
it’s most treatable.
Screening recommendations
are for women ages 20-40 to
have a clinical breast exam by a
medical provider at least every
three years.
If you are age 40 or older,
you should be screened for
breast cancer w ith a clinical
breast exam and a mammogram
every year.
T he Warm Springs Breast
Health Program wants to make
screening as easy as one-two-
three.
One: Clinical breast exam.
Schedule a w om en’s health
exam.’ Call the Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center at
553-2610.
Two: Have a mammogram.
Receive a m am m ogram at
Mountain View Hospital Imag
ing Department. Their phone
number is 475-3882, ext. 2224.
Three: Receive a gift card for
your effort. Every woman who
completes their screening will
receive a $10 Safeway card at
her mammogram.
A lso o f in te re s t to the
women o f Warm Springs will
be that Mountain View H os
pital in Madras is increasing
their commitment to provid
ing women w ith the highest
quality o f care anywhere by
announcing the expansion o f
our imaging services to include
digital m am m ography com e
September 2008.
This digital technology is the
newest to the Central Oregon
region.
T herefore, for w om en in
Warm Springs, there is no need
to travel to Redmond or Bend.
Your digital mammograms
can be taken close to home and
are always available on the
region’s most current electronic
health information system acces
sible through Central Oregon
hospitals and clinics.
VFW P o st 4217 &
L adies Auxiliary
District 10 Meeting at Bend Post
Saturday, Sept 20
Noon Potluck — 1 p.m. mtg
For information, call 553-3331
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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Spilyay Tymoo is Friday, September 5. Thank you.
are excited for what the fu
ture brings.
November o f 2009 will be
the time they come together
in marriage, and invite all to
share in the celebration with
them.
I f you would like to con
tact Nicholas & Casandra,
you can email them at:
nicholasandcasandra@
yahoo.com, or visit them
online atwww.myspace.com/
ni cholasandcasnadra.
Their Love has truly been
a fairytale in the making, and
is one destined to stand the
test of time. This is a love
meant to last.
No Kidding!
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