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Spilyay Tymoo; Wgrm Springs, Oregon Page 3 November 27, 2013 Runner excels at Chemawa Cross Country Tourney starts this Friday By P atti Taneivasha Spilyay Tymoo I t ’s a new school year, new school, new team, and per sonal bests for J ’Von Smith. For his senior year J ’Von is attending Chemawa Indian School, and running with the Chemawa Boys Cross Coun try team. The team was runner-up in the PacWest District con ference; they were four points shy from b ein g d istric t champs. A fter districts were, the State Meets. The boys team had m ajor success, placing eighth. A t the same time they beat the PacWest District Win ning team by 5 points. J ’Von atten d e d M adras High School the year before, when his best 5k (3.1 mile) time was 19 minutes 26 sec onds. This year is personal best, was 17 minutes 42 sec onds— a whole minute and 45 seconds improvement, F or the state qualifying m eet there were 109 indi vidual runners. J ’Von placed fifty-fourth. Coach Daniel H otch said T h e C h asan R. • Walker 2013 Memorial Men’s Basketball Tour nament will be held this Friday through Sunday, Nov. 29-Dec. 1. The tournam ent will be at the Warm Springs Community Center and M adras H igh School gyms. Courtesy photos. J’Von Smith at recent race; and with Chemawa teammates. o f J ’V on, “H e is very coachable, and every athlete on the team looked up to him, his effort and positive atti tude.” J ’Von was th è ‘only senior on the team, and received the Coaches Award for the team. Coach.; H o tc h was very proud o f this year’s progress for the boys team. “O ut o f all the years I ’ve coached this team was the m ost well-behaved and fun to coach,” he said. “J ’Von was a big part o f our success, and he will be missed next season. ” J ’Von is an excellent team leader on and o ff the running course. He continues to ex cel in academics, and is gradu ating this next spring with the Chemawa class o f 2014. J ’Von is the oldest o f five kids. His mom is Ollie smith, his gran d p aren ts G ram oo M arie M iller an d G en e Smith. Congratulations J ’Von on .your athletic accomplish ments, and keep up the good work, Help with Christmas play Volunteers are needed who: are interested in putting on the Christmas play. All ages can help. Rehearsals are Thursdays; at 5 p.m; in the Community Center aerobic room and Sunli days at 1 p.m. after services at thé Agency Longhouse, ; Legal Aid Service? of Or egon In Warm Springs the firs t Monday of every month. Call 541-385-6944 for appointment. Warm Springs Community Calendar Brought to you by KWSO 91.9 FM Wednesday, Nov. 27 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: ■ W alking/Low Impact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10am ■ Senior Fitness Class at the Senior Building at 10:45 ■ Noon volleyball in the gym ■ Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center, and ■ Pilates-Yoga (PIYO) Class at 1:30 at the Com munity Center Full-time tribal employ ees will be released at noon. Kids at ECE need to be picked up no later than 12:30. The tribe will be off work for the Thanksgiving Holiday on Thursday and Friday. Thanksgiving Mini- Powwow November 27-28 at the Community Center. The Warm Springs Boys and Girls Club w ill be closed November 27-29. The IHS Diabetes pro gram will have a Diabetes Self Care Session from 11 til noon and lunch after in the Health & Wellness Center Kitchen Conference Room. They will talk about diabe tes and its complications. There will be a Seatbelt Diversion Class on Novem ber 27th from 3-5 p.m. in the IHS Kitchen Conference Room. ■ W alking/Low Impact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10am • Senior Fitness Class at the Senior Building at 10:45, and • Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center H |. Thursday, Nov. 28 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: • W alking/Low Impact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10 a.m. • Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center • Zumba in Pod A at IHS at 12:10. and, • Kickboxing at 1:30 at the Community Center Saturday, Nov. 30 The Museum at Warm Springs Native American Art Market will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the lobby. It will feature handmade Na tive Am erican arts and crafts. Admission cost will be one canned or packaged food item. All Denomination Prayer Services are held every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the agency longhouse. Every one is welcome. Friday, Nov. 29 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs Monday, Dec. 2 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: • W alking/Low Im pact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10am •’Senior Fitness Class at the Senior Building at 10:45 and, ■ Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center Tuesday, Dec. 3 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: ■ W alking/Low Im pact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10 am ■ Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center, and • Kickboxing at, 1:30 at the Community Center Warm Springs Transit will make a run to the Food Bank during its Business Services Route. The Tribal Veterans Ser vice Officer Keith Baker is located in the V eteran’s Hall. He is in the office Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The number to the Veterans Hall is 541-615-0347; and to reach the service office the number is 615-0348. Warm Springs R ecre ation has Snack Attack, an afterschool food program for school-age youth, every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:45-4:45 in the social hall. Wednesday, Dec. 4 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: LA ... --------- - ■ W alking/Low Impact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10 a.m. ■ Senior Fitness Class at the Senior Building at 10:45 • Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center, and ■ Pilates-Yoga (PIYO) Class at 1:30 at the Com munity Center Thursday, Dec. 5 Today’s Fitness Activi ties in Warm Springs: ■ W alking/Low Impact Strength Training at the Family Resource Center at 10 a.m. Functional Fitness Class at 12:10 at the Com munity Center ■ Zumba in Pod A at I H S at 12:10 and, • Kickboxing at 1:30 at the Community Center Snack A ttack - the afterschool food program at Warm Springs Recreation - is today at 3:45 in the so cial hall. Warm Springs jurors will need to check-in at 9:30 this morning at Warm Springs Tribal Court. The Warm Springs Holi day Family Fun Night, Car Light Parade and Christ mas Tree Lighting are this evening. Native Aspirations is doing a meal and family fun activities at the commu nity center - stop by any time between 5 and 8 p.m. All Denomination Prayer S e rvice s are'-held every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the agency longhouse. Every one is welcome. Positive Indian Parenting class meets to night at the com m unity counseling center from 5:30-7. The topic will be “Choices.” For information call Rachel Macy 553-3205, All are welcome to attend Social Dance Class from 5- 7 p.m. in the Community Center aerobics room. VFW Post 4217 meets Thursday evening at 6 at the V eteran’s Hall in Warm Springs. Friday, Dec. 6 Most offices in the Tribal Organizations will be closed for business this Friday. 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