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I'iifjr 6 October 24, 1986 Warm simungs, okkgon 97761 Spilvav Tvmoo on lyay ji ymoo 1 '. f 5 Eight-year-old Justin Tom, the Central Oregon Peewee Rodeo Associaton 1986 Champion Ail-Around co wboy, shows the many ribbons, trophies, buckles, halter and new saddle he has won. 30 and over invitational set for Oct. 24-25 The first annual 30 invitational basketball tournament will be held at the Warm Springs Community Center October 24 and 25. The event is sponsored by the "Warm Springs Scouts." The tournament will be a eight team true double elimination with teams from throughout the North west vying for the championship . 1 I r i .'V' y . 4 -- , . . " , ; S ; . , . ... II n-iifc i iiim iMHHhimiiMWMiir m im!h J Volley boll is one of the athletic activities in which Madras Jr. High trffrnts participate. Season ends this nwl J it- .rf J title. A total of 14 games will be played. Play will begin Friday, October 24 at 6 p.m. Saturday, October 25 games will began at 9 a.m. conclud ing with the championship game. A 30 Queen's contest will be held with the crowning just before the championship game. Require ments for contestants are: 30 and n 4: 4 '. SpUjmy Tymoo photo by LtHO-Hakrr over women with an interest in basketball and who will be able to attend the basketball games. Those interested can contact Vicki Hellon. Admission is $2 per adult, $1.50 for students, $.50 for children and Senior Citizens free. The admis sion to the championship game will be adults-$3, students-$2.50. children-$l and free to senior citizens.. Playing in the tournament will be the Toppenish Golden Eagles, Satus Cowboys, Sprague River Ducks, Warm Springs Renegades,' Macy's Market, 501's, Simnasho Roadrunners and the host team, the Warm Springs Scouts. Special attraction at the conces sions will be the "Fry Bread man." Committee in charge of the tour nament: Leo Hellon-director; Terry Squiemphen-assistant director; pro grammer and host team director Ron Suppah, Sr. and Vickie Hellon concessions and queen committee. Relay, fun run scheduled in Lapwai, Idaho A five mile co-ed relay and a two mile fun run will be held in Lapwai, . Idaho October 25th, during the Four Nation powwow. The 2 mile fun run starts at 9:00 a.m. and is open to all ages. Entry fee for this event is $7.00 with T shirt and $3.00 without t-shirt. Late entry fee is $9.00 with t-shirt and $4.00 without t-shirt. The 5 mile co-ed relay starts at 10:00 a.m. Any combination of five women and men, ages 1 5 and older, may enter. Entry fee for this event is $45.00 per team. Late entry is $50.00 per team. Entry deadline for both events is October 17, 1986. To enter send name of ronner or runners and t shirt sizes to Shawn Spencer, Box 365, Lapwai, Idaho 83540. For more information call Shawn at 843-2253 or call Lisa at 843-2230. Tom wins "What is he going to be like in another five years?" is a question a number of people in the world of rodeo are asking about eight-year-old Justin Tom. Justin is in his second year of actively participat ing in rodeos. During this 1986 sea son he traveled to 21 peewee and junior rodeos. He belonged to the Central Oregon Peewee Rodeo association, High Desert Peewee Rodeo association and the North west Rodeo association. In the Central Oregon and Northwest associations he was a strong con tender for the 1986 all-around cow boy titles. In the Central Oregon competition he won the title and the prized all-around saddle, which is presented to the winner. In the finals of the Northwest, a twist of the rules and regulations prevented him from bagging the saddle. Usually, in rodeo, the total points for every event are totaled and the person with the highest number of points wins. But in the Northwest the points of just three events were totaled. Justin lost that title and saddle by just two points. He is a strong contestant in bucking ponies, calf riding, goat tying, pole bending and barrel rac ing. In the past summer months he won more than enough buckles for his family. But he has also won ribbons, trophies and halters. His awards are hung in the living room at his parents Seekseequa home. This past season his family backed the young cowboy in the pursuit of his dreams and goals to win the all-around title. His father, Lee Tom, also fills in as the boy's coach, driver and sidekick. He is the person to keep Justin on time and ever-ready for the events. His mom, Cheryl, is Justin's book keeper. She keeps a running total of his points in each event and in each association. His little sister, Lianna, is one of his foremost fans. She cheers her brother on in all events. It is really a "family affair" for the Toms. Achievement boards show accomplishments The Community Center wishes to recognize the commitment of those keeping healthy through exer cise. Those accomplishments should also be recognized by the communi ty. For this reason achievement boards showing personal accomp lishment will be posted in the Com munity Center fitness room. Achieve ment boards will show accumulative number of strokes on rowing machine. MJH awards Our fall sports programs have been very successful and are now approaching the end of their respec tive schedules. Part of our success is due, in part, to our new eligibility policy. It has proven to be quite effective. Students seem to be get ting the message that athletics are extra-curricular and that their first responsibility is to their school . .I, . iaf U Eighth grade football players finish Xi ! "MO 1 All Around title What are the dreams for an eight-year-old who has won an all around title? Justin dreams of the day when he can make his living at rodcoing and be on his way to the National Finals held each year for the Professional Cowboys Associ ation. The dream, at times, has presented its problems. Just recently he told his teacher he was not wor ried about school because he was Squiemphen took the winning combination of her horse, D-Devel, to win the 1986 saddle and title. For a great number of cowboys and cowgirls the season of rodeos for 1986 is over and all that remains are the memories and buckles. But for C.R. Squiemphen it is time to prepare for the National Finals which will be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, November 20-23. A member of the Western States Indian Rodeo Association(WSIRA), Each participant will have their own workout log. Log totals will be turned in weekly or bi-monthly and posted on appropriate achieve ment boards. Participants may be on any number of achievement boards. To receive workout logs sign up begins October 13, 1986 at the Community Center. If there is enough involvement, there may be incentive T-shirts for each category (i.e. 250 or 500 mile club). This I1 - " , f , ;T-5-. :..,,, f mm, y A, . X'. dessert to honor athletes work. In order to honor the athletes who participated in Volleyball, Foot ball and Cross Country, we will be hosting an Awards Dessert on November 6th. More information , will be sent home with your child at a later date. Wrestling and Girls basketball begins at the start of the second ' ' '"-V.. . f " i their season Monday with a game against Cuher going to be a professional cowboy and hedidn't think hewould needa lot of school for that goal. And just what docs a champion do when the rodeo season is over? Well, in the recent "punt, pass and kick" contest held at the Warm Springs Community Center, Justin won his age division. The mark of a true champion a person who strives to do his best in everything. win WSIRA title team work for C.R. Squiemphen and WSIRA barrel racing championship C.R. has actively' participated in barrel racing and team roping. Early in the 1986 season she took a leap ahead of the other barrel racers taking the lead and keeping it through the thick and thin of it to win the regional title for WSIRA. By the end of the 1986 WSIRA season, C.R. was leading in first Continued on page 7 program has not been set, but plans have been made to reward participants progress with t-shirts. This activity is designed in the spirit of fun. Each individual being ,a winner and qualifying for various awards. However be cautioned to . work at your own pace, don't over due just to keep up with someone else on the achievement board. If you have any questions concerning this program call Austin at 553 1161, ext. 205 or 243. quarter. Coaching wrestling are John Scheideman and Neal Halousek. Girls' Basketball will be coached by Gene Harrison, Dave Jordan, Dawn Smith and Stan Williams. We have enjoyed your support of our athletic programs this fall and look forward to seeing you for wrestling and basketball. If 1- - i if A. r ii ..i n rit - 1 1? r-',r