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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 2011)
r 1 Spily^y Tymoo, W^rm Springs, Oregon Births Jason Daniel Bueno M arta Rubio and Jaso n Bueno of Madras are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Jason Daniel Bueno. Jason was born February 4, 2011 at St. Charles Medical Center in Bend. Jason joins sister Cinthia, 13, and Anabela, 11. M aternal grandparents are Jose and Perla Rubio of Madras. Paternal grandparents are James Stai and April Bueno of Pordand. Gabriel LaDarious Warner-Picard Gibson Danzuka and Brook Warner are pleased to announce the birth of their son Gabriel LaDarious Warner-Picard, born on February 6, 2011. Gabriel joins sister Aiyanna. Grandparents on the father’s side are LaDonna Squiemphen of Warm Springs, and Vernon Squiemphen of Warm Springs. G randp arents on the mother’s side are Kristi Gilbert o f Wram Springs, and Allan Warner Sr. of Warm Springs. Oralee Mae Poubideaux Charley Jolene Ora Charley of Warm Springs is pleased to announce the birth of her daughter Oralee Mae Roubideaux Charley, born on February 14, 2011. Oralee joins brother Wesley. G randparents are Robert Charley Sr. of Warm Springs and Nikki Blackowl of White River, S.D. Perry VanPelt Tony G. VanPelt and Gloria M. Ike of Warm Springs are pleased to announce the birth o f th eir son A lb ert P erry VanPelt, born on February 3, 2011 . Albert joins brother JaMario, age 15 months. Grandparents on the father’s side are Albert Bryant and Lilli- Itta VanPelt. Great grandparents on the father’s side are Flarvey and Eliza Jim of Warm Springs. G randparents on the m o th er’s side are C harlene Minjarez, Renaldo Minjarez and Ronda Metcalf. Debra Dee Plouffe Jam es B. A nson Jr. and Shardae L. Anson o f Warm Springs are pleased to announce the birth o f th eir daughter Debra Lee Plouffe, born on February 1, 2011. Debra joins sisters Delleena, Dalayna and Caidynn. Grandparent on the father’s side is James R. Anson Sr. of Clackamas. Grandparent on the mother’s side is Debra L. Hinagasa of Warm Springs. P^ge 7 February 23, 2011 Many enjoy Heart Smart dinner hunger satisfied by a healthy m eal we heard a few words from guests to Warm Springs who are participating in the Longest Walk to Reverse Dia betes. The young Ayayat/Idait/ Tunanum u D ance G roup shared some great songs and social dances for the crowd. It was a very enjoyable evening for all and if for some reason you missed it you will want to make sure you attend next year. The event is held ev ery February during the week of Valentine’s Day to raise aware ness about steps that you can take to live a Heart H ealthy lifestyle. Between now and the next event you can contact the Warm Springs Diabetes Preven tion Program to learn more or join the classes to learn more about how nutrition and exer cise can improve you health. 541-553-1070. B y Yvonne Iverson Spilyay Tymoo A b o u t 300 people gathered at the A gency Longhouse last W ednesday to enjoy a great meal, good company, and some helpful information. This an nual event in it’s 18th year is coordinated and executed by the IHS Diabetes Prevention Pro gram lead by Jennie Smith, FNP. This year’s event started off with a Health Fair where you could stock up on toothbrushes, get your blood sugar checked, and learn more about what it feels like to have high blood sugar with some hands on ac tivities. Many different depart ments participated and shared the programs they have to of fer for the community. A mouth-watering salmon dinner was prepared by Chef Michael Spaulding with assis tance from the experienced Longhouse chefs from the Se nior Program. Although the line got long people enjoyed each others company as it moved along, and felt the meal was well worth the wait. Each person who signed in before dinner was automatically entered into the door prize drawings that were called out throughout the evening. A wide range of gifts were donated by community members and other Tribal Departments from t-shirts to beaded stretchy rings. Each winner was pleasantly surprised when they took a look at their winnings as no two prizes were alike. Once everybody got their Yvonne Iverson photos. Dancers perform the Canoe Dance (left) and other dances for the Heart Smart guests. Register for T-Ball, Little League R egistration for T-Ball and Little League is under way. Pre-season registration for T-Ball is $10 per player. You can pre-register until Feb. 25. After that date, the Howlak Tichum Morales Clifford “M aui” Singer, 1973-2011 Morales Clifford “Maui” Singer passed away on Janu ary 26, 2011. He was 37. Mr. Singer was born on August 23,1973 in Salem. He grew up in Salem, attending Salem-Keizer public schools, and graduated from Sprague High School in 1991. Mr. Singer was baptized as a Christian at Calvary Bap tist Church, and was a spiri tual man strong in faith. He w as proud o f his American Indian heritage and exhibited N ative pride in many ways. He was a full- blooded Navajo enrolled in the Western Agency of the Navajo Nation. One of Mr. Singer’s pater nal gran d fath er’s, Richard S in ger Sr., was a N avajo Code T alker who served in World War II and posthumously received a Silver Medal for his service as a U.S. Marine. Mr. Singer was master of his domain, the Singer family home. He was a single parent to his three children and a caregiver to his retired parents and a young niece. He was a jack of all trades, maintaining the yard and fam ily vehicles, conducting neigh borhood watch in addition to a whole host of other things he truly enjoyed. He had a passion for all things sports— Oregon Ducks football, Port land Trailblazers basketball, the Washington Redskins. He had many friends on the Warm Springs Reserva tion. Mr. Singer is survived by his parents, Sam and Irene; three siblings, Marcie, Mike and Michelle; three children, Cody, Elijah and Jaliene; one niece, Shaelee, and m any other relatives. $25 for one player, $5 per additional player, and $40 for the household. For more in formation, call Cena or Joe at 541-553-3243. ' ■ ; x IRA’S SALES & SERVICE, INC. Scrap Metal, Used Auto & Truck Parts, Wrecking Service, Diesel Trucks, Pick ups & Cars v irv MONUMENT 201 Crafton Rd Goldendale, Wa 98620 registration fee is $15 per player. Little League pre-registration is $20 for one player, and $5 per additional player, and $30 for the household. Pre-register un til Feb. 25. After that, the fee is POB 348 509-773-4702 ~Specializing in Native American Design* SALE !! SALE !! SALE !! SALE !! SALE » SALE !! SALE !! 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