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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 2009)
Spiiyay Tyrooo, Wgrrn Springs, Oregon Page 3 December S, 2 0 0 9 New priority for HXN1 vaccinations T h e W arm Springs H ealth and Wellness C enter has started vaccinating th e n e x t p rio rity groups for the H 1N 1 virus, also know n as the Swine Flu. j* People ages 25-64 w ith an underlying medical condition, such as disorders involving the lungs, heart, kidneys, blood, liver o r m etabolic system — including diabetes — n ow can be vacci nated. Flu-related complications m any o f these people are .suf fering has m ade health officials reprioritize their efforts because the num ber o f H 1N 1 vaccina tion doses still is lowi V accination cEnics are being held in P od A o f the C om m u nity C enter from 9-11 a.m. and V 3 p.m. b n W ohdays ''and Fri days, and o n W ednesdays from 1-3 p.m. StiE being targeted are other priority groups — including preg n a n t w o m e n , c h ild re n , a n d c areg iv erso f infants 6 m onths old arid younger. OveraU priority for vaccina tions has shifted in the state o f O reg o n and the tribe is also g o ing in this direction. H ealthy young people, ages 5-24, aren’t as high apriority for vaccination as they had been, according to the O regon PubEc H ealth. T h e goal is fo see this group o f younger people taken care o f once m o te vaccine is available, however, state health officials say. In the meantime, local health care workers advise people to: - W ash their hands frequently and weU (or at le ast try to us e a f CAC steeiec 20UNDZ UNUMITED hand sanitizer w hen there’s no place to wash); Cover their face w hen they sneeze or cough by placing their n ose and m o u th in the crook o f their arm; Avoid touching their face; as- peciaEy their eyes, nose, m outh; T hrow tissues in the trash as soon as they are used; A void sick people, if p o s sible; A n d stay h o m e if you-are sick. — CarAV&rW toBbfàdios Madras, OR 97741 475-7123 Vision Center by Terri Harber K eeping Value In Sight Dr. Tom Thomason — Mark Dramen 1555 SW Hwy ,97 .suite C, Madras Right n£x to Bi-Mart phone 475-2700 Warm Springs Community Calendar Wednesday, Dec. 2 At noon there w ill be Yoga class at the Commu nity Center. There’s a 4-H “ fo r fu n ” afterschool activity every Wednesday afternoon 4-5 p.m. downstairs at the Edu cation Building with Merle Kirk. The Red Road For Par ents is a 12-week program that teaches parents the tools required to meet the challenges that raising ado lescents can bring. They meet every W ednesday from 5:30-7:30 p.m, in the upstairs lecture room at the Warm Springs Community Counseling Center. applications. The deadline to get in a scholarshipi re quest isDecember 11. P are ntin g C lass will be held this evening at Warm Springs Community Coun seling Center. The topic this week is Traditional Behav ior Management and Les sons from Mother Nature. N arcotics Anonym ous will meet Thursday from 6- 7;3Q p,m4fil the Family Re source Center conference room. Monday, Dec. 7 At noon there will be Cardio class at the Com munity Center. The Legal A id clin ic will be held at the family re source center from 1-4 p.m. A combined culture ac tiv ity and language class will be in Carol’s Room at Friday, Dec. 11 A t noon there w ill be the Community Center with 4-H and the Language Pro B o d y F lex class at the gram. Mondays from 4-5 Community Center. p.m. is Ichishkin day; Wednesdays, 4-5 p:m., is Saturday, Dec. 12 Kiksht, and Thursdays, 4-5 Earth20 will be deliver ing water to the Simnasho p.m., is Numu. A w o m a n ’s s u p p o r t area on Saturday. Please group meets this evening set your empty bottles out from 6:30-8 p.m. at the side to be picked up. Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office. Monday, Dec. 14 Tuesday, Dec. 8 A t noon there w ill be 1 T h e re ’s a H e a lth y Cardio class at the Com Breakfast Tuesday at the munity Center. IMS Kitchen -Conference | '.'♦A/Corobined culture ac Room from 9-10 a.m. The tivity and language class iw ifi^b^lrn fearofs Room at topic is Holiday Eating. At noon there will be the Community Center with B od y F lex cla ss at the 4-H and the Language Pro Community Center. gram. Community Counseling presents the Red Road For Tuesday, Dec. 15 Youth, a weekly program At nopn there w ill be designed to help kids find B od y F lex c la s s at the the ir role in community: Community Center. They meet every Tuesday Community Counseling from 4:30-6:30 p,m. in the presents the Red Road For upstairs lecture room of the Youth, a weekly program Warm Springs Community designed to help kids find Counseling Center. their role in community. They meet Tuesdays from Wednesday, Dec. 9 4:30-6:30 p-.m. in the up A t noon there w ill be stairs lecture room of the Yoga class at the Commu Warm Springs Commuriity nity Center. Counseling Center. There’s a 4-H “ fo r fu n ” The D iabetes A w a re afterschdol activity every ness Support group meets Wednesday afternoon 4-5 Tuesday from 5-7 p.m. at p.m. downstairs at the Edu the Warm Springs Senior cation Building with Merle Center. This month’s topic Kirk. is Stress Management. The Red Road For Par ents is a 12-week program Wednesday, Dec. 16 Warm Springs Fire and that teaches parents the tools required to meet the S afe ty ..offers F ir s t A id challenges that raising ado classes open to all com- lescents can bring. They munity members the third m eet every W ednesday Wednesday of each month from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Jn the at 9 a.m. Fire and Safety upstairs lecture room at the has more information. Today at noon there will Warm Springs Community be Yoga class at the Com Counseling Center. munity Center. Thursday, Dec. 10 There’s a 4-H “ fo r fu n ” A t noon there w ill be afterschool activity every Core Strength class at the Wednesday afternoon 4-5 p.m. downstairs at the Edu Community Center. T h e re ’s a 4-H cation Building with Merle afterschool activity Thurs Kirk. day 3:30-5 p.m. at the Edu The Red Road For Par cation Building, it’s “Dance ents is a 12-week program For Fun” with Merle Kirk. that teaches parents the There is gro u p dance tools required to meet the p ra ctice every Thursday challenges that raising ado from 5-6:30 p.m. in the lescents can bring. They aerobics room at the Com m eet every W ednesday munity Center. The group from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the is open to all ages. upstairs lecture room at the P o s itiv e In d ia n Warm Springs Community Thursday, Dec. 3 A t hodn there w ill be Core Strength class at the Community Center’ T h e re ’s a 4-H afterschool activity Thurs day 3:30-5 p.m. at the Edu cation Building. It’S ’ Dance For‘Ftin” with Merle Kifk. D eanie Johnson and Carol Sahme are holding group dance practice ev ery Thursday from 5-6:30 p.m, in the aerobics room at the Community Center. The group is open to all ages. P o s itiv e In d ia n P are ntin g C lass will be held this evening at Warm Springs Community Coun seling. The topic this week is Harmony in Childrearing. N arcotics Anonym ous will meet Thursday from 6- 7:30 p.m. in the Family Re source Center conference Friday, Dec. 4 At noon there w ill be B o d y F lex class at the Community Center. Saturday, Dec. 5 A fundraising breakfast will be held at the Jefferson County Fire Station in Ma dras on Saturday from 8 - il a.m. Proceeds will go to PFC Alex Johnson, who is currently at W alter Reed Army Medical center, after receiving serious injuries from a roadside Bomb in Af ghanistan last month. There will be a C h rist mas bazaar Saturday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Native American Community Cen ter of Portland State Univer sity. For details, call 503- 970-8004. Registration and scholar ship forms are now avail ab le fo r the 4-H H ig h D e se rt Le a d e rsh ip Re tre a t that takes place in January at Eagle Crest. The program is for youth in 7-12 grades. Contact Warm Springs OSU Extension for It Counseling Center. Thursday, Dec. 17 It’s Family Craft Night at Warm Springs Elementary School from 5:30 until 7 p.m. in the gym. At ridon there w ill be Core Strength class at the Community Center. T h e rp ’s a 4-H afterschool activity Thurs day 3:30-5 p.m. at the Edu cation Building; it’s “Dance For Fun” with Merle Kirk. There is gro u p dance p ra ctice every Thursday from 5-6:30 p.m. in the aerobics room at the Warm Springs Community Center. The group is open to all ages. P o s itiv e In d ia n P are ntin g C lass will be held this evening at Warm Springs Community Coun seling. The topic this week is P raise in T radition al Parenting and Choices. Narcotics Anonymous Will meet Thursday from ,6- 7:30 p.m. in the Family Re source Center conference room. Springs Market indi&a Art;s dad Crâfts 2132 W&m Springs Sc Wârtn Springs, 02 ($41) 5S3-IS37 Are You Planning for a Giveaway or Memorial? 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