Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrrn Springs, Oregon
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A ugu st 21, 2013
Mobile clinic
arriving soon
Jamboree
Day
The tribes are expecting
the arrival of the new mo
bile clinic as soon as next
week.
A. dedication ceremony
will be announced when the
mobile clinic arrives.
O ver the past several
months, the yëhicle has been
customized to the specifica
tions identified by the tribes.
Cost o f the unit is about
$300,000, funded through
community healthcare pro
grams.
The mobile clinic» is a co-
operative project o f the
Community Health Program,
the Joint Health Commis
sion, tribal Health and Hu
man Services and the Indian
Health Service.
The facility will allow
health workers to visit oudy-
ing communities such as
Youngsters enjoyed the
annual event, Jamboree
Day, that transforms the
Community Center field
'for a day.
As the tem perature
inched towards triple dig
its, the kids enjoyed the
inflated water slide, and
were able to quickly dry
off so they could climb
the rock wall.
Satch and Mike helped
kids with their bows and
arrows at the archery sta
tion while Carol, Mykee,
and Tatum painted faces
and arms too.
O th er activities in
cluded the bouncy house
and obstacle course, from
the same company who
have become regulars at
the event the past few
years.
Simnasho, Seekseequa and
Sidwalter. The clinic could
also be used for special visr
its to locations like the Early,
Childhood Education Cen-j
ter.
Depending on the nature
of the visit, the mobile clinic
will be staffed by a physician
or nurse practitioners. There
will also be a dental compo
nent to the clinic.
The idea for a mobile
clinic serving the reservation
began about three years ago/
At the time, the community
was responding to the H1N1
flu outbreak. There was an
imminent need to serve el?:
ders and others in the outly
ing communities,
Community health work-,
ers began the grant process,
and secured the necessary
funding.
Jefferson County School District 509-J will
host a ground-breaking event for the new
Madras High School athletic complex and
performing arts center. The event is at 10
a.m. this Thursday, August 22.
Yvonne Iverson/Spilyay
Warm Springs Community Calendar
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Wednesday, August 21
A “Positive Brain Injury”
Support Group for survivors
w ill m eet W ednesday from
4 :3 0 - 6pm a t 124 SW 8th
S tre e t in R e d m o n d . F or
m ore information call Nancy
54E 330-4428.
A C h ild b irth E d u c a tio n
R e fre sh e r C lass is offered
today. This class is fo r par
ents with babies due before
October 23, and is not for first
tim e parents. It will review
current information on the la
bor and delivery process. A
class w ill be held in W arm
Springs at noon. Sign up by
calling 553-2460 or there is
an e v e n in g c la s s a t St.
C h a rle s M ad ras fro m 7-9
p.m. Call 541-475-3882 to
register.
Thursday, August 22
There is Thursday Night
team roping practice at the
Warm Springs Rodeo Arena,
Thursdays from 6-8 p.m. To
le a rn m ore ca ll 5 4 1 -3 2 5 -
2026.
Carol’s Room will be open
for arts and crafts this m orn
ing. T here w ill be a “Just
Dance” tournam ent at 3 p.m.
In the gam e room it’s Throw
back Atari Thursday from 1-2
p.m. and Wii from 2:15 til 4:15.
Daily outdoor activities from
1:30 to 3:45 include badm in
ton, archery and croquet.
Friday, August 23
Today in Carol’s Room at
the Com m unity Center kids
will work on arts and crafts
projects and then it’s Friday
Popcorn and a M ovie tim e at
2:30. There are activities held
every day at 10am and 4pm
in the gym.
Saturday, August 24
This Saturday is the Earth
2 0 w ater delivery day for
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Sim nasho and Schooiie resi
d e n ts. P le a se s e t e m p ty
bottles outside.
T h e M a d ra s S a tu rd a y
M a rk e t ta k e s p la c e at
Sahalee Park in Madras on
Saturdays 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
They offer crafts, food, pro
s c h o o le rs fro m 1 0 :3 0 to
11:45 and then high school
age youth from 1:30-3:30 this
afternoon. There will be wa
ter play and a water slide this
afternoon. Daily outdoor ac
tivities from 1:30 to 3:45 in
clude badminton, archery and
Wednesday, August 28
Today is the final day of art
camp at Recreation. Elemen
ta ry kid s fro m 9 til 10:30,
middle schoolers from 10:30
duce, and other vendors.
croquet.
Diabetes Prevention and
the Native Aspirations Pro
to 11:45 and then high school
age youth from 1:30-3:30 this
afternoon. There are activi
g ra m s a re p u ttin g on th e
W ellness Sum m er W alk at
noon at the W arm Springs
Com m unity Center. T-shirts
and lunch will be provided to
participants.
Recreation is taking kids
on a .field trip to the Oregon
State Fair today Tuesday, Au
gust 27. Kids w ill need to
bring $30 fo r a w rist band,
sa ck lunch, and sp e nd ing
money. Also, no open toe
shoes, like flip flops or san
dals, will be permitted. They
will leave at 8:15am and re
turn by 8pm. Sign kids up at
the Rec office.
T he IHS D ia b e te s p ro
gram w ill have a D ia b e te s
Self Care Session from 11 til
noon and lunch after in the
H ealth & W e lln e ss C e nter
Kitchen C onference Room.
They will talk about m edica
ties held every day at 10am
and 4pm in the gym.
There will be a Seatbelt
Diversion Class from 3-5pm
in the IHS Kitchen/Conference
Room.
Sunday, August 25
Warm Springs Comm unity
Counseling has Adult Drop-
In C e n te r e v e ry M on da y,
W e d n e s d a y a n d F rid a y .
Adults are welcom e to stop
by between 8 and 9:30 a.m.
for a light snack, conversation
and an activity. For m ore
inform aiton call Rick Ribeiro
553-3205.
Monday, August 26
Tribal Council Agenda: 9
a.m. Septem ber Tribal Coun
cil Agenda; 10 a.m. Joint Ven
tu re U p d a te w ith C a s s ie
Katchia; 1:30 p.m. CSC Claim
Presentation with Josh New-
ton/Tribal Attorney; and 3 p.m.
C hief O perations O fficer Up
date.
A meeting to learn about
obesity - its causes, com pli
ca tio n s and tre a tm e n t o p
tio n s such as w e ig h t loss
surgery - will be held at noon
at the Warm Springs Health
and W ellness Center.
There is an art camp to
day thru W ednesday at Rec
reation. Elementary kids from
9 til 10:30, middle schoolers
from 10:30 to 11:45 and then
high school age youth from
1:30-3:30 this afternoon. It’s
“X-Box M onday” in the game
room from 2 til 4:45pm. There
is a daily fitness program for
youth at 9am in the gym.
tions, pregnancy, blood sugar
and sick day management.
Saturday, August 31
The Madras Saturday Mar
Tuesday, Septem ber 3
W arm Springs Transit will
make a run to the Food Bank
during its Business Services
Route on Tuesday, Septem
ber 3rd.
The Tribal Veterans Ser
vice O fficer Keith Baker is
located in the Veteran’s Hall.
ket takes place at Sahalee
Park in Madras on Saturdays
He is in the office Tuesday
and Wednesday from 10am
9 a m -2 p m . They offer crafts,
food, produce, and other ven
dors.
to 6pm. The num ber to the
V e te ra n ’s H all is 5 4 1-6 15-
0347 and to reach the Tribal
Veteran’s Service Office the
num ber is 615-0348.
Friday, August 30
The Back to School Yard
Sale is today in the front yard
ofthe community center. Con
tact Recreation to reserve a
table.
Thursday, August 29
Tribal Council Agenda: 9
a .m .-5 p.m . w ith the Blue
Stone Strategy Group.
There is T hursday Night
team roping practice at the
W arm Springs Rodeo Arena,
6-8 p.m. To learn m ore call
541-325-2026.
Carol’s Room will be open
for arts and crafts this m orn
ing. They will be playing “Just
Dance” at 3 p.m. In the gam e
room it’s T hrow ba ck A tari
T hursday from 1-2 and Wii
from 2:15 til 4:15. There is a
daily fitness program for youth
at 9 a.m. in the gym.
Open Wednesday thru Saturday
10 a.m. tó 6 p.m.
Ph. 541-553-1041
At Warm Springs St. & Hollywood Blvd.
Tuesday, August 27
A rt cam p co n tin u es at
Recreation today. Elementary
kids from 9 til 10:30, middle
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