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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 2012)
r July 25, 2012 Spilygy Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Canoe Family on Journey to Squaxim Pgge3 Warm Springs T h e N ’Chi Wanapum Canoe Family this m onth and into early August is on the 2012 Canoe Journey. The Journey is to Squaxim Island on the Olympic Pen insula, hom e o f the tribal community o f Kamilche. T he Warm Springs canoe and family left on July 12, and return in early August. T he landing at Squaxim Island is set for Sunday, July 29. This will be followed by Potlatch on the Squaxim Is land Reservation, July 29-Au- gust 5. Teachings of Our A n cestors is a them o f this year’s Employee Recogniti Danica Greene journey. T he Canoe Family schedule for the rest o f the journey is as follows: W e d n esd ay , Ju ly 25: Muckleshoot to Puyallup. T h u rs d a y , J u ly 26 Nisqually. Sunday, July 29: Nisqually to Squaxin Island. 27 M onday th ro u g h Sun day, Ju ly 3 0 -A u g u st 5: 28 Squaxin Island. Puyallup to Nisqually. F rid a y , Ju ly Nisqually. S atu rd ay , Ju ly Howlak Tichum N orman A llen N athan N orm an Allen N athan was born August 8, 1937 in Parker, Ariz., to Hazel Scott N athan Seyler and Donald O. N athan, join in g his o ld e r b ro th e r Charles Nathan. The fam ily then returned to O r egon w here the parents worked in the shipyards in Portland. By the time N orm an was 12 he was w orking in the, w oods like a grow n man. H e would work all su m m er, saving his m oney, th en re n te d an apartment in Madras and w ent to school like any norm al child. H e had af ter-school jobs such as stocking shelves in Earl’s M arket. H e w as b e frie n d e d by th e B abe M oore family. H e worked in the block-m aking busi- ness at n ig h t, w en t to school during the day like m o s t te e n a g e rs. T h e Moores soon took N orm in to th e ir lives an d th e ir home. A fte r g ra d u a tin g fro m Madras High School, N orm entered the U.S. Navy. This was the start o f another life. H e served honorably and at tained the rank o f A ppren tice Chief Petty Officer. He played football for the N orth Island Skyraiders, was ABC officer aboard his ship and truly “saw the world.” U pon leaving the service N o rm returned to Arizona as a “Native Sun” to enroll at the University o f Arizona. He received a football scholar ship as well as an academic scholarship. H e received his d eg ree a n d m o v ed o n to U CLA to study co m p u ter analysis. N o rm m arried and had two children while becoming active in the movie industry. H e had played bit parts while in O regon but was privileged to m e e t Jay S ilv erh eels (Tonto) and the two o f them D a n ic a G reene is the cu sto m er service m a n co-founded the Los Angeles Indian A ctor Workshop. He was active in the LA In ter city Cultural Center Stage Pre sentations. < He' had parts in movies: Paw nee in L ittle Big Man, McMasters in H ouse Made o f D aw n (this w ent to the Cannes Film Festival), and as Leb in O nce Again in Love. H e had parts in television too: K odiac, D ance on the B urning G rass and Hawaii Five-0. H e m ade stage ap pearance in Eagle Boy as well as various productions as an ex tra sin ce 1953. D u rin g these years it became im por tant for all actors to join the Screen Actors Guild. N orm held m em bership and was proud to still carry his SAG card. N orm an had many friends N athan, half-sister Susan N a th a n , h a lf -b ro th e r Jam es N ath an ,, g ra n d d au g h ter Sarah E vans, two great grandchildren, uncle Harvey Scott, aunt Alice Scott, many nieces and nephews. He was pre ceded in death by his par e n ts, d a u g h te r K im N ath an E vans and son Scott Allen Nathan. All w ho m et N orm an N ath an recognized him as someone truly special and could never forget his beautiful smile. You are invited to a M em o rial S erv ice o n Tuesday, July 31 at 1 p.m. at Bel-Air Funeral Hom e an d a C e le b ra tio n o f N o rm ’s life immediately follow ing at th e B lack Bear D iner Restaurant in th a t will m iss h im b u t n o n e M adras. so m uch as his family. H e leaves behind his significant o th e r, R en ee H ogan K rstovich, b ro th er Charles Interm ent o f N o rm ’s ashes will be at a later date at the Agency Cemetery in Warm Springs. ager at the W arm Springs T elecom , w here she has w orked fo r alm o st a year. “I love it h ere,” she says. “I learn so m eth in g n ew every day.” C ustom ers m ay also learn so m eth in g new by visiting o r calling the W arm Springs Telecom . F o r instance, the tribal enterp rise offers T ribal C onnect. T h ro u g h T ribal C o n n ect, qualifying m e m bers can receive basic local p h o n e service fo r $1 a m o n th . T h a t is ju st o n e o f m any teleco m m u n ications services p ro v id ed by th e T elecom . Y ou can reach th e office a t 541-615-0555. O r stop by at 4202 H olliday S treet at the In d u strial Park. L .11 Warm Springs Community Calendar Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM W ednesday, July 25 There is a Seat B elt D i version Class today from 3 to 5 p.m. in the tribal con ference room at the W arm Springs Health & W ellness Center. W asco La nguage C u l tural Class is on W ednes day from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the basem ent of the Educa tion building. They will cover Traditional Curfew this week. Thursday, July 26 T h u rsd a y is F ield Trip Day at W arm Springs Rec reation. T hey are going to the Cove. Parents need to fill out permission slips at the Rec office. Today is Kids Day at the Jefferson County Fair. Free activities fo r kids 0-8 years old are scheduled all day in the Pavilion area. Today at noon at the Com- m unity C e nter the re is a Strength Training Class for W om en w ith W endy H ernandez. A nd, th e re ’s also a Zum ba Class at noon at I H S - it’s open to all com m unity m em bers. W arm Springs Language Cultural Class is on Thurs day from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the basem ent of the Educa tion Building. T hey w ill be talking about Evil Spirits. T here is a Positive In dian P aren tin g cla ss on T hursday from 5:30-7 p.m. at th e Education Building. Lessons in S torytellin g is this w e ek’s topic. W arm Springs Victim s of Crim e Services is inviting to its S exual A ssa u lt A w a re ness Event “Take Back the N ig ht” at 6 p.m. at the bas ketball courts on Cam pus. C o n ta ct N a ncy S e y le r or Dorothy Kalama at 541 -553- 2293 for m ore information. Friday, Ju ly 27 T h e C o ffe e C u p p e rs m eet on July 27 at 8 a.m. at Mt. V ie w Hospital. This will also be a Ribbon Cutting for their new CT Scan machine. Today in C a ro l’s Room they will be at the Pum pkin Patch from 8:30-9 a.m.; they will design shirts from 9:30- 11:45; and Popcorn & Movie tim e starts at 3:30. A fundraising Yard Sale to benefit M HS Football is today at 9 a.m. It w ill be held at 2055 SE Dry G ulch in M adras. Today’s fitness classes in W arm S p rin g s in clu d e S enior F itness at 10:45 at th e S e n io r C e n te r a n d Strength Training C lass at 1 2 :10 in th e C o m m u n ity Center aerobics room. The C olum bia R iver In dian Fisher’s Expo - a con ference and trade show for C olum bia R iver Indian fish ers - is on July 27 from 8:30- 5 p.m. at the Hood River Inn. Saturday, Ju ly 28 This is the Earth-2-o w a ter d elivery day. Please set em pty bottles outside. M adras S atu rd ay M ar ket is held from 9 a.m .-2 p.m . in S a h a le e P a rk in Madras. The M useum at W arm Springs w ill have a P rint- Book M aking class today w ith P a t C la r k in th e M useum ’s Education Room w ith in s tru c to r Pat C lark. Call the M useum 541-553- 3331, extension 407 to sign up. Sunday, July 29 The Diabetes Prevention Program is sponsoring a 5k Fun Run & W a lk today. There is no en try fee - the w inne r w ill get a fruit bas ket. It w ill start at 8 a.m. at the Papoose Field behind the C om m unity Center. T- shirts will be given to all par ticipants and everyone who com pletes the 5k w ill get a hot/cold tum bler. The W arm Springs Com munity Counseling Center is looking fo r teep ee poles, enough for five teepees to be set up. T hey are needed for the He-He Butte Prevention Cam p in August. If you can donate or have som e to sell - call M ikey at (541) 553- 0467. Monday, Ju ly 30 Today in C a ro l’s Room they will be at the Pum pkin Patch from 8:30-9; Craft time starts at 9:30; and Vacation Bible School is from 2-4:00. The R ez-O lym pics will be held tod ay at the W arm Springs C om m unity Center P icnic Area. R egistration w ill begin at 8:30 a.m. A ge groups are 6-9, 10-12 and 13-17. Events include soft- ba ll th ro w , F risb e e , long jum p, standing broad jum p, archery and native gam es. Lunch will be provided. S e n io r F itn e s s C lass begins at 10:45 this m orn ing at the S enior Building. There is Strength Training Class at 12:10 in the aero bics room at the Com m unity Center. Tuesday, July 31 Today in C a ro l’s Room crafts are from 9:30-11:45 and Vacation Bible School from 2-4:00. O SU E x te n s io n ha s a Y o u th D a y C a m p to d a y from 10 a.m. til 1 p.m. Call 553-3238 for m ore inform a tion. A Zum ba Fitness Class w ill be held at 12:10 today in th e C o m m unity C e nter A e ro b ics Room . T h ere is also Kids’ Zum ba Class to day at 1:30 at the com m u nity center. P a iu te L a n g u a g e C u l tu ral Class is on T uesday fro m 3 :3 0 to 5pm in th e basem ent of the Education B u ild in g . T h e to p ic th is w e ek is Sw eat House. W ednesday, A u g u s t 1 Today in C arol's Room crafts are from 9:30-11:45 and Vacation Bible School 2-4 p.m. W asco La nguage C u l tural Class is on W edn es day from 3:30 to 5pm in the basem ent o f the Education Building. T hey w ill cover Cleansing Spirit this week. V ic tim s o f C rim e S e r vices has a m onthly M en ’s S u pp o rt G ro up W edn es day from 6-8 p.m. T his is a support group fo r men w ho are a victim of a crim e, not a batterers program. Thursday, A u g ust 2 T h u rsd a y is Field Trip Day at W arm Springs Rec reation. T hey’re taking kids to O a k ’s P a rk . P a r e n t’s need to fill out perm ission slips at the Rec office. School sports physicals will be done at the W arm S p rin g s H e a lth and W ellness Center today start ing at 1 p.m. - first com e, first serve. Please be sure to fill the participation form s out before your physical and parents/guardians do need to be present. Kids should also wear loose clothing and bring im m unization records if they have ever had shots outside of Oregon. W arm Springs Language Cultural Class is on T hurs day from 3:30 to 5pm in the basem ent o f the Education Building. T hey w ill be talk ing about Prayer. T h e re ’s P o sitive Indian Parenting class on T hurs day from 5:30-7 p.m. at the E ducation B uilding. Les sons o f the C radleboard is this w e ek’s topic. Friday, A u g u s t 3 Today in C a ro l’s Room they will be at the Pum pkin P atch fro m 8 :3 0 -9 ; C ra ft Time is from 9:30-11:45 and 1-2:30. Popcorn & M ovie tim e starts at 3. Today is the dead lin e to sub m it item s fo r the next edition of the Spilyay Tymoo c o m in g o u t W e d n e s d a y , A ugust 8th. Saturday, A u g ust 4 The Diabetes Prevention Program is putting on a Fam ily Fun E vent today on the cam pus. A light breakfast w ill be served at 9 a.m. Re lay races start at 9:30 and a barbecue lunch at 11 a.m. You can also learn about the program from the lifestyle coaches. M onday, A u g u s t 6 Today in C a ro l’s Room the y will be at the Pum pkin Patch from 8:30-9; Crafts will be done the rest of the morn ing; and board gam es in the afternoon.
