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Spilyay T y moo Benefit roping scheduled for April 14 ‘i A Benefit Team Roping will be featured at the fairgrounds in Madras on Saturday, April •14, 1984. Proceeds will help build the outdoor arena at the fairgrounds. The roping agenda is as fo llo w s: M ix e d /C e n tu r y Combo—3 steers for $10.00 Combo-3 steers for $10.00; ' Pro/ Novice ($500., lifetime)-3 steers for $10.00; Open (no limits)-4 steers for $20.00; all ropings will be progressive a f te r tw o s te e rs . G o o d L onghorn cattle will be M ’ < ' April 13, 1984 Page 11 fa’ provided. Ropers are asked to sign up at the. indoor arena at noon, Saturday, April 14, and roping will begin at 1:00 p.m. For information, contact Scott Ditmore at 475-3020. Haskell sponsoring slo-pitch tourney L_ Haskell Navajo Club is sponsoring an All-Indian Slo- Pitch Softball tournament April 27-29, 1984. Entry fee is $75.00 Team trophies will be awarded to the top two teams in men’s and women’s brackets. Individual trophies will be awarded to the top two teams. The most valuable player trophy will be awarded the final day of the tournament. The first eight teams to enter are eligible to play with entry deadline set for April 12. For further information write or call: Haskell Navajo C lu b , P .O . B ox H - l l , Law rence, K ansas 66044, phone (913) 749-8457, ext. 255. H College rodeo to be held in Klamath Falls A college rodeo sponsored by O regon In s titu te of Technology (OIT) rodeo club and Central Oregon College Community (COCC) rodeo club on April 20-22 win be held a t the K lam ath C o u n ty fairgrounds in Klamath Falls, Oregon. C.R. Squiemphen, age 21, daughter of Rita and Earl Squiem phen of Sidw alter Flats, will be competing in the three day rodeo. She extends an invitation to the public to Community Center Calendar April 14-16 April 16 kpril 19 April 21 April 26 May 1-4 May 7 May 10 May 11-13 May 13 May 14 May 16-17 May 19 May 22-23 May 28 May 29 Buckskin Boxing tournament Indian Night Out-6:00 p.m. Easter play—7:00 p.m. Open rollerskating-1:30 to 5:00, everyone invited Li’l Miss Warm Springs bingo-6:30 p.m Little League sign-up—softball and baseball Little, League practice begins Li’l Miss Warm Springs bingo-6:30 p.m. Marauders Drum and Bugle Corp practice Open rolleskating-1:30 to 3:00 Indian iQight Out-6:00 p.m. Memorial Day Flower making sessions Spring Flea Market-Set up from 8:00-10:00 a.m.; begins at 10:00. Table space on first come, first serve basis; no reservations. Memorial Day flower making Tribal Holiday-Community Center closed, Li’l Miss Warm Springs bingo-6:30 p.m. attend the rodeo and support college rodeo. C.R. is the current president of the COCC rodeo club. Rodeo show time will be 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 20, 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 21 and Sunday, April 22. Bacone alumni schedule reunion The Alumni Association of Alumni office. Tickets will also ceremonies for the Bacone Bacone College in Muskogee, be available at the door. A lu m n i H a ll o f F am e. Oklahoma, is searching for Special banquet speaker will Scheduled for induction are graduates of classes ending in be Judge Thomas B. Moore of Richard Aitson, Dr. B. Frank “4,” according to Woodrow Okmulgee, O klahom a, an Belvin, Claude Allen Dyer, W. Wilson, association president. alumnus of the college. Richard West and Wilkin These graduates will be Alumni registration will Taylor Willis. specially honored during the begin at 9:30 a.m. in Ataloa Guests are also invited to a n n u a l B aco n e A lu m n i Lodge on the Bacone campus. attend the May 11 commence Reunion and Banquet on May The annual business meeting is ment exercises, at which Belvin 12 in Muskogee. set for 1:30 p.m. in Ataloa, with will be the featured speaker. A nyone who has any. registration to continue in For more information on the information on graduates of room 110 of the Holiday Inn reunion, contact the Alumni these classes is asked to contact following the meeting. O ffic e , B aco n e C o lle g e , the Alumni Office of the A highlight of the banquet Muskogee, Oklahoma 74403, college. Nearly 200 people w ill be th e in d u c tio n or call 918-683-4581. attended the 1983 reunion, including graduates celebrating their 50th class renion. The banquet is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on May 12 at the Holiday Inn. Tickets are $8 553-1428 each, and advance reservations can be made through thé Community Center Warm Springs, Oregon 97761 Warm Springs Positions available through YCC The Forest, in cooperation w ith th e O re g o n S ta te Department of Employment is recruiting t o 5 fill ten (10) v a c a n c ies in th e Y outh Conservation Corps (YCC). There will be three positions on the Bend ranger District, ,tw6 positions at the Fort. Rock Ranger District,, three on the Sisters Ranger District, one on the Crescent Ranger District, and one at the Redmond Air Center. Work is out-of-doors perf orming forest jobs including slash disposal, SpUyay Tymoo photo by Shewciyk Madras students D avid Lucei (left) and EdLucei compete against Redmond and Bend schools during central Oregon meet at Madras High School A pril 7. Madras came in first in the competition with 87 points over Bend, 82, Redmond, 62, Burns, 30, and Grant Union 7: t r a i l m a in te n a n c e , a n d R o a d , 388-6070. S isters campground cleanup. District and Redmond Air Applicants must be 15 by C enter applicants should June 1 but not over 19 by contact the Oregon State August 30 and must live within E m p lo y m e n t o f f ic e in 35 miles of the work site. R edm ond a t 541 S o u th The positions will start i n , Seventh, 548-8196. Applica mid-June and last approxi tions will be accepted from mately eight weeks. Pay is at April 10 through April 25. the current minimum wage of A public drawing (at a later $3.35/hour. All applicants for d a t e ) w ill s e l e c t t h e the Bend, Fort Rock, and participants. Applications are Crescent job should apply at available only at the Bend and the Oregon State Employment Redmond Employment offices Office at 2150 NE Studio and at the Crescent Ranger District. REGISTRATION: ALL REGISTRATIONS « IL L BE PROCESSED OH A F IR ST -COME, FIR ST SERVED BASIS BEGINNING MARCH 1 9 , ,9 8 4 . HNMC: 5 3 3 ,1 4 2 8 Warm S p rin g Community C e n te r r e g i s t r a t i o n ) VISA/HASTERCHARGE o n ly M AIL-IN : M i l l r e g i s t r a t i o n fo rm , V1SA/MASTERCHARGE, CHECK t o P .O . 80S 8 7 1 , Warm S p r in g s , OR 97781 WALK-IN: Community C o m au n lty Community Community SECTCOURSE T IT L E 4610 35 W C e n te r C e n te r C e n te r C e n te r Low income persons who (COCOA), which oversees have not applied for help from distribution of the money for the federal energy aid program Central Oregon, said the might still be able to get program has been extended to assistance with this winter’s April 30, or until the funds are fuel bill. used. Central Oregon received Additional money approved $125,000 of the additional $2.5 by Congress for the Low million allocated for Oregon. Income Energy Assistance COCOA’S total allocation for Program was released only this w inter’s program is recently and Central Oregon $975,000. distribution points still are To be eligible a one person’s taking applications for the one household’s income may be no time aid. greater than $506.00 per month Jo yce E m bery, L IE A P or $6075.00 per year; two Coordinator of the Central person households: $681.00 per Oregon - C o u n c ilo n Aging month or $8175.00 per year and for each additional household member add $2100.00 per year. Applications are being taken at the following locations: Bend Armory, 204 N.W. Kansas, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday; LaPine I and R Community Park, 536-3207; Redmond; Little House, 435 So. 7th, 548- 5272; Madras; Mud Springs Grange Hall, 3rd. and Old Culver Hwy. and Prineville Senior Center, 180 N. Belknap, 447-6835; and Warm Springs Welfare Office. 19 (M on, 2 0 -2 3 (T u -F r i) 24 ( S a t ) 2 6 - 3 0 (N o n -F ) INSTRUCTOR PHOTOGRAPHY 8 : 0 0 a .m . 8 : 0 0 a .m . 9 : 3 0 a .m . 8 : 0 0 a .m . TIN E STOWELL ¿ 7 : 0 0 p .m . - 5 :0 0 p .m . - 1 :0 0 p .m . - 5 :0 0 p .m . "D A TS ^ R M 9 :0 0 A M - 4 : 0 0 SA MEETS !4 -A p r-8 4 COMM CTR • 4 6 0 5 P A IN T IN G LANDSCAPE YOUNGS MEETS 0 5 -M a y -8 4 ' 9 .0 0 •„ LAB FEE OF 3 .0 0 INCLUDED IN TOTAL FEE ABOVE L e a rn t o o p e r a t e y o u r 35 mm c a m e ra . B rin g a r o l l o f f i l m and y o u r c a m e ra . 9 :3 0 A M - 4 : 3 0 SA ' COMM CTR- 6 .0 0 L e a rn t e c h n iq u e s w it h p a l l e t t e k n i f e t b ru s h w h i l e p a i n t i n g l o c a l a r e a la n d s c a p e . 4 6 1 5 TRAD YARN WEAVING SUPPAH. 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