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Spilygy T ym o o , V W m Springs, O regon February 5, 2014 Page 7 Twenty-first Heart Smart Dinner on Feb. 19 The Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center Model Diabetes Program would like to invite you to attend the Twenty-First Annual H eart S m art D in n er and H ealth Fair. The dinner and health fair will be on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at th e A gency Longhouse. This year’s event will be held in honor o f Michael E. Spaulding for his many years o f dedication to the H eart Smart D inner and the Warm Springs community. The health fair will be held from 4-6 p.m., and will include educational booths from a Courtesy photo, large number o f IHS, tribal an d co m m u n ity g ro u p s. Blood sugar and other health screenings will be provided free o f charge. Several turkey breasts will Gordon L. Scott Jr. completed the Tribal Apprenticeship program, receiving a Certificate of Completion of Apprenticeship Automobile mechanic. Scott trained with Anthony Boise, under the tribal program and federal program of the Bureau of Labor. Scott would like to thank Marcia Soliz, Dan Martinez, Keith Moody, Don Courtney, and Anne Wetmore for their support. (Don Courtney, left, congratulates Gordon Scott on the completion of the apprenticeship. be raffled o ff to those who attend the health fair. The H eart Smart staff will begin serving a traditional salmon dinner at 5:30 p.m. Entertainm ent will be by the Sacred Winds Flute Group, beginning at 6 p.m. “We look.forward to see ing you all there for a great evening o f education, food, raffles and entertainm ent,” said Eric Bradford. For more information, contact Eric or K at Spaulding. Call 541-553- 2478 for information. At right, Michael Spaulding preparing salmon. Recreation hosting Reawekening classes T h e W arm S prings Community Wellness Cen ter and Recreation D e p a rtm e n t are h o stin g R eaw akening classes through the spring. Class sizes are lim ited to the first five who sign up. Classes on January 28 and 29 are on corn husk bag m aking, advanced level, with instructor Kelli Palmer. All classes are at 5:30 p.m. at the Commu nity Center. Classes on Feb. 5, 12, 19 and 26, and March 5, 12 and 19, are on bead ing medallions, supplies provided, with instructor Margie Kalama, The class on April 30 will be on pattern mak ing— learn how to make patterns for regalia, with in s tru c to r L ovey Colwash. Classes on May 7 and 14, and on May 21 and 28, are on wing dress/un der dress m aking w ith Lovey Colwash. Starting this month are quilt classes with Sheilah C lem ents in C a ro l’s R oom . B row se q u ilt magazines and work on a project, o r start a new one. T h e in s tru c to rs fo r these classes are volun teers who are graciously donating their time to the community. I f you would like to te a c h a class, p lease c o n ta c t C arol Sahme at 541-460-0939. Y ou can reach the community center at 541- 553-3243. ■ A fond farewell Patti Tanewasha/Spilyay Counseling Center events T he following are Warm Springs Community Counsel ing Center upcoming events: • Talking Circle: F o r c'ommunity members; facing job loss and financial issues: Fridays, February 14 and 28, March 14 and 28, from 11 a.m —2:30 p.m. Come in for a meal, care basket and talk ing circle. Sorry, no childcare available. C ontact: A nnie Kalama. • Drop-In Group: Mon- days-W ednesdays-F ridays from 8—9:30 a.m. Come en joy a light breakfast, art/craft, and discuss recovery and wellness topics. Contact: Rick Ribeiro. Seeking hospice volunteers St. Charles Hospice is recruiting for hospice volunteers. Volunteer opportu nities vary. An orienta tion, training and ongo ing support will be pro vided to help you work w ith hospice patients and on administrative or fundraising projects. I f you’re interested, c o o rd in a to r Ju d y Blevins will be in Warm S prings at H igh Lookee Lodge to meet w ith p e o p le on W ednesday, Jan . 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. O r you can call the St. Charles Hospice office at 541-460-4030 ■ Relapse-Anger Reso lution Group: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. Facilitators: Guy W allulatum an d A lice Sampson. • W ellbriety Event: T hursday F ebruary 6, call Alice Sampson for details. • Anger Management Group: W ednesdays, from 5:15-7 p.m . Sorry, no childcare available. Facilita tors: David H ow enstine or Alice Sampson., • Positive Indian Par- ent-ing Classes are ongoing, C o n tact R achel M acy for more information. • New Intake Process: We are now utilizing an O pen Access Clinic to get commu nity members 'the help they need as so o n as possible. D rop-in hours are offered every day o f the week. Call 553-3205 for details. • Soaring Butterflies/ Warrior Spirit: T his very yo u r h o m e /c o m m u n ity . Please call us for details. e • Youth Leadership: successful program for youth Meets Thursdays at 4:30 for is now being offered both at youth 12 and older.,Contact: J e f fers on C o u n ty M iddle ’ RtisanriY’Jackson or A ndy” S ch o o l and M adras H igh Leonard. School. Contact Sarah Frank • 24-Hour Crisis Line: for more information. 541-553-1171: Call us day or • Developmental Dis night if you are in need o f abilities services/screen confidential crisis support. ings are offered in our clinic on Fridays. Contact: Alyse • Prevention Team: O ur Nicodemus. p rev en tio n team is always ■ We continue to offer a busy planning activities and variety of services includ events in the community. If ing trauma therapy, child and you have a question about family therapy, psychological upco m in g events contact: testing, outpatient substance Meth and Suicide Prevent use treatm en t, p rev en tio n tion: R o san n a Jack so n , education, and gambling ad Rachel Macy o r TJ Foltz; diction treatm ent. Services Tobacco Prevention: Scott are offered at the counseling Kalama; Adolescent After center, in the 509-J school care: Andy Leonard. district, at the .hospital or in We are interested any ideas yo u have to enhance the ser vices we offer a t W SC C C . Please contact D r. Shilo Tippett or Guy Wallulatum, M S W to share ideas or input you have fo r our program. Dave McMechan/Spilyay Former Warm Springs Post Master Marie Crawford. Marie C raw ford was the W arm Springs P ost M aster from 2006 until last Friday, her last day on the job. “It’s been a won derful journey,” she said, “and I’m going to miss it. I’ll miss the job but mostly I ’ll miss the people I ’ve g o tten to know h ere.” Marie lives in Alfalfa on a ranch with her husband. She’ll miss the job, but not the daily commute, which takes an hour and 15 min utes. “N ow I’m going to fo cus on being a ranch wife and a grandma,” she says. Warm Springs Community Counseling has A d ult D rop-In C en te r every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Adults are welcome to stop by between 8 and 9:30 a.m. for a light snack, conversation and an activity. For more information, call Rick Ribeiro 553-3205. 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