Spilyay Tymoo, Wan m Springs, Oregon
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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.
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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.
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Wednesday from 8:30 a . m -
10 a.m. In the C om m unity
Room at Culver City Hall.
Today at noon there will be
Yoga class at the Community
Center.
There’s a 4-H “for fun” af
te r sch o o l a c tiv ity e ve ry
Wednesday afternoon 4-5pm
downstairs at the Education
Building with Merle Kirk.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Today at noon there will be
Core Strength class at the
Community Center.
There’s a 4-H after school
activity Thursday 3:30-5 p.m.
at the Education Building, it’s
“Dance For Fun” with Merle
Kirk.
The Madras High School
Boys Varsity & Junior Varsity
Soccer Teams will take on
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Deanle Johnson and Carol
S ahm e are holding group
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