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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:
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■ 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.
The Warm Springs Boys
and Girls Club will be closed
on December 6th.
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