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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 2009)
Spilyay Tymoo, Wan m Springs, Oregon October 22, 2 0 0 9 Page 3 Diabetes prevention program focuses on youth Diabetes prevention should start at a young age, especially among Native American youth. Toward this goal, the Indian H ealth Service, the National Congress o f American Indians, th e Boys & G irls C lubs o f A m erica and N ike have partnered to create a program aimed at reducing the onset of diabetes among Native Ameri can youth. Jocelyn Moses has just com pleted a three-day training pro gram for the development and implementation o f the Warm Springs Place for Kids-Boys & Girls Club diabetes prevention program. Moses is the program super visor, and also coordinator of the TRAIL (Together Raising Awareness o f Indian Life) pro gram. At the Place for Kids-Boys & Girls Club, the program is called “O n the TRAIL to Dia betes Prevention.” The program is an innovative combination o f physical, educa tional and nutritional activities that promote healthy lifestyles, said Moses. TRAIL is a 12-week program that provides youth with a com prehensive understanding o f healthy lifestyles aimed at help ing to prevent diabetes. The Boys & Girls Club o f Warm Springs is one o f the 40 grant recipients to participate in this exciting initiative, said Moses. Members draw from tribal traditions and history to learn about nutrition, food choices and the impact of diabetes. They then apply decision making and goal-setting skills in the Physical Activity Challenge and engage in service projects to improve healthy lifestyles in their communities. Woven throughout the pro gram are self-esteem and pre vention activities; community and family involvement is en couraged. This year, Jocelyn is looking forward to working with all in terested community members, and encourages them to openly volunteer or assist with imple menting chapter activities re lated to diabetes awareness or th at w ant to share cultural knowledge with the youth. To learn more about On the TRAIL to Diabetes Prevention, please stop by the club or con tact Jocelyn Moses at 553-2323. Free Makeover with Any Service Through November! O p a l D a y Spa Bright, sunny days and an active lifestyle in Central Oregon can leave your skin over-exposed, dry & damaged. Now is the time to rejuvenate, smooth and repair aging and sun damaged skin. See our skin care professionals to customize your skin care needs. 162 SW 5th Street, M adras, OR 97741 - ph. 475-4677 < -------- --------—— w w w .o p ald ay sp a.co m .— _______________ _ Z Z ___________________________y Community events calendar Wednesday, Oct. 2 1 W arm Springs Fire and Safety offers 1st aic I classes open to all commurpity mem bers the 3rd Wedn esday of each month at 9 a.r n. Today at noon thtpre will be Yoga class at the C om m unity Center. There’s a 4-H “fohrfiin” af te r s ch o o l a c tiv lity e ve ry Wednesday afterno on 4-5pm downstairs at the E Education Building with Merle ¡Kirk. Thursday, Oct. 22 t snacks, Halloween decora tions, extra costumes and vol unteers fo r the Annual LII’ Pum pkins Parade O ctober 30th. P lease co n ta ct Jodi, Rachelle or Snuffi If you can help. aerobics room at the Warm Springs Community Center. The group Is open to all ages. Narcotics Anonymous will m ee t T h u rs d a y fro m 6- 7:30pm In the Family resource Center conference room. Monday, Oct. 26 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Commu nity Center. The Madras High School Volleyball Teams will take on Crook County Monday start ing at 5:15 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30 T h e re ’s a Bake S ale fun draiser F riday at Warm Springs Market. ECE’s Annual Ljl’ Pump kins Parade Is Friday from 9:30-11 a.m. Today at noon there will be B ody Flex class at the Com munity Center. A t n o o n th e re wilib be C o re A c o m b in e d c u ltu re a c tiv Strength class at t he Com munity Center. There’s a 4-H aft er school activity from 3:30-5 p km. at the ity and language cla ss will be In C a rol’s Room at the Community Center with 4-H and the Language Program. M o n d a ys, 4 -5 p .m ., Is Ichishkin day; Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m., Is Klksht; and Thurs days, 4-5, Numu. A woman’s support group meets this evening from 6:30- 8pm at the Warm Springs Vic tims of Crime Services office. E d u ca tio n B uild! ng, it ’s “Dance For Fun” w Ith Merle Kirk. The Madras Hlglp School Freshman/Sophomc ire Foot ball team takes on I Parkrose Thursday at 4 p.m. And The Madras High School1 Girls Var sity & Junior V a rsity Soccer Teams will take on I Mt View Tuesday at 4 p.m. i Deanle Johnson e pnd Carol Sahm e are holdinJlg group dance practice eve ry Thurs day from 5-6:30 In lithe, aero b ics room at t h o W arm Springs C o m m unity Center. The group Is open toh all ages. Positive Indian P arenting classes are T hursd ay nights at the community counseling center at 5:30. Thus w eek’s topic is Choices. Narcotics Anonyi mous will m ee t T h u rs d a y jfro m 6- 7:30pm In the FamllW resource Center conference 'room. Friday, Oct. 23 T h e re ’s a Ba ke S ale fundraiser at Warnjn Springs Market. Today at 10:45 tjhe Senior Center will have en h an ced fitness class and I at noon there will be Body F le x class at the Community Cpenter. The Madras Hicijh School Varsity Football tejiam takes on Parkrose Frida; / Night at 7pm, listen to KWS >0 for live coverage. Warm Springs CpPS Is re questing candy donations to give out on Hallov^een. Pre pa ckag ed ca n d y or o th e r Items can be droppc id off any time at the CPS offices. Saturday, Oct. 24 M em orials w ill be held Saturday for Leah L. Boise and Louie LeClalre .¡Jr. at the Warm Springs 191C) Shaker Church. ECE Is In need of pre-pack aged can dy o r ! h e a lth y Tuesday, Oct. 27 There’s a Healthy Break fa s t T u e sd a y at th e IHS Kitchen C onference Room from 9-10 a,m. The topic Is Healthy Heart Eating. There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10 a.m.- noon Tuesday, classes are open access, stop In anytime for 30 minutes or less. Today at noon there will be Body Flex class at the Com munity Center. Saturday, Oct. 31 (See Halloween activities article on page 2.) Monday, Nov. 2 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Commu nity Center. The Legal Aid clinic will be held at the fam ily resource center Monday from 1-4pm. A woman’s support group meets this evening from 6:30- 8pm at the Warm Springs Vic tims of Crime Services office. Tuesday, Nov. 3 There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10am- noon Tuesday; classes are open access, stop In anytime for 30 minutes or less. Today at noon there will be Body Flex class at the Com munity Center. MILLER FORD- C^lliiwn Center % A, Inter-Industry Conference On Auto Collision Repair (l-CAR) 0^ ?7W Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certified COME SEE US FIR S T I'Ve repair all makes and models! 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