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Billy Mills invited to annual Invitational youth track meet held July 12
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Samantha Pennington receives her certificate and ribbon from special
guest Billy Mills. Mills presented one to each participant.
Billy Mills gives speech to young and old during a visit to Warm Springs.
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Sir to eight year olds race the finish line in the 50 yard dash event
Photo by Selena T. Boise
The Warm Springs Recreation Invitational
Track Meet was heW July 12 at the Madras"
High School with special guest Billy Mills.
Billy Mills was the first American to win a gold
medal for 10,000 meter at the Olympics in
Japan, 1964. Children ages 2-13 competed for
various events at the track meet, the results are:
Incrediball throw (2-5 years): Tonya
Thompson, 23'; Samantha Pennington, 21';
Shannon Lucei, 14'; Titus Kalama, 32'; Melanie
Metrokin, 18'; Colein Mitchell, 32'; Sammy
Mitchell, 8'; Alex Rodriguez-Vargas, 14';
Joshua Moody, 39'; Jasper Smith, 40'; Emily
Rodriguez-Vargas, 18'; Joshua Nicholas, 32';
Sheldon Leonard, 40'; Krissi Kemper, 8'; Tyler
Ellsbury, 67'; Albert Adams, 56'; Brandon
Thompson, 24'; Destry Begay, 37'; Nick
Henderson, 25'; Jon Hetchins, 35'; Attcitty
Begay, 25'; Jodene Greene, 1 6'; Marissa Ahern,
4'.
Standing Broad Jump (2-5 years): Tonya
Thompson, 3'7"; Marissa Ahem, 1'; Samantha
Pennington, 2'3"; Simeon Kalama, 1'3"; Titus
Kalama, 2' 10"; Colein Mitchell, 3'7";Sammy
Mitchell, 1'4"; Alex Rodriguez-Vargas, 2'4";
JoshuaMoody,2'8";JasperSmith,3'2";Emily
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Sheldon Leonard, 2'9"; Tyler Ellsbury, 311";
Photo by Selena T.Boise
The long jump attracted many.
Albert Adams, 2'7"; Brandon Thompson, 3';
Destry Begay.TS"; Jonathan Hutchins, 3'4";
Nikki Henderson, 2'8"; Atcitty Begay, 2'5 ;
Jodene Greene, 2'5"; Waymon Harry, 7.
50 Yard Dash (2-5 years): Micheal
McConville, 34:19; Tonya Thompson, 13:50;
Samantha Pennington, 12:85; Titus Kalama,
12:65; Melanie Metrokin, 30:69; Colein
Mitchell, 10:03; Sammy Mitchell, 19:06; Alex
Rodriguez-Vargas, 26:63; Joshua Moody,
26:00, Kelli Moody, 23:06; JasperSmith, 10:56;
Richard McConnville, 13:29; Sheldon Leonard,
19:36; Shawn Eagleheart, 41:04; Krissi
Kemper, 20:19; Tyler Ellsbury, 9:22; Albert
Adams, 13:18; Brandon Thompson, 13:50;
Curtiss Dickson, 15:75; Destry Begay, 10:78;
Johnathan Hutchins, 16:25; Marissa Ahern,
29:00.
50 Yard Relay (6-8 years): Susan Ahern,
10:94; Benjamin C. Begay, 10:52; Carina
Miller, 11:03; Jenny VanPelt, 11:88; Dorthy
Metrokin, 1 l:28;Erickson Lucei, 17: 16; Johnny
Smith, 10:00; Jamie Wesley, 11:00.
Long Jump (6-8 years): Prenincia VanPelt,
6"; Jenni VanPelt, 4'6"; Jamie Wesley, 5'1";
Matthew Ellsbury, 6'7"; Patrick Adams, 69";
Jacquelin Moody, 4'9"; Carina Miller, 48";
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Warm Sprinqs youth brings home many awards Jefferson County Fair set
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State Gamesof Oregon Basketball
Junior Olympics was held July 9-10,
1994 in Portland at the St. Johns
Community Center. Teams from
Warm Springs participating were:
Warm Springs LiP Bears, coached
by Foster Kalama; Columbia River
Iron Bears, also coached by Foster
Kalama; Warm Springs Chinooks,
coached by Mel vin Tewee; S imnasho
We B.A.A.A.D. coached by Big Rat
and Lucy Suppah; Warm Springs
Blackhawks, coached by Sam
Kentura. Results of the State Games
are:
Girls 15 & Under
Gold medal Warm Springs Little
Bears
Silver medal Klamath Falls,
Oregon
Girls 13 & Under
Gold medal Columbia River
Iron Bears
Silver medal Rufus "xtreme
Dream"
Bronze medal Simnasho We
B.A.A.A.D.
Sportsmanship Warm Springs
LiP Bears
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Gold medal Warm Springs
Chinooks
Silver medal Bend Running
Rebels
Bronze medal Multnomah
Athletic Club
Sportsmanship Warm Springs
Blackhawks
Boys 13 & Under
Gold medal Portland Trojans
Silver medal MarlowDamascas
Bronze medal Warm Springs
Chinooks.
Gymnastics lessons
to be held at C.C
Gymnastics instructor, Susan
Moody is offering lessons to all
interested boys and girls, ages 5-12.
Lessons begin at 5 p.m. every
Wednesday at the Community Center
and will end at 6 p.m.
Susan is also planning to include
tumbling lessons for kids ages three
and four years of age who are
accompanied by their parents. During
the nine month Gymnastic lessons,
Susan plans to have some special
guest speakers and also some field
trips for all kids that join.
13 A under Gold medal winners of On 1994 Oregon State Games held in Portland, OR. The Columbia River Iron Bean
end coach Foster Kalama
Reaching Out Fun Gospel Boysi
A wis Basketball tourney will be
held Augustl2-I4 at the
Community Center in Warm
Springs. Entrance Fee is set at
IS125.00. For more info caQ Bruce
Williams after 539 at 475-7613.
It's Fair time in Jefferson County.
The 1994 Jefferson County fair and
rodeo are scheduled to run from July
28 through the 31, 1994.
This year marks the 63rd year of
existence, when it was established in
1931 to 1994. This year's theme is
"Friends, Fairs, and Smokey Bear.
On tap during the fair days is a dance
on Saturday night, July 30, starting at
9:00 p.m. A Buckaroo Breakfast
Sunday, July 31, from 6-1 1:00 a.m.
Rodeo starts Friday night at 7:00
p.m. and Saturday at 1:30 p.m. There
will be a talent showcase Sunday at
2:00 p.m. On Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
there will be an OMSI Educational
Display, 4-H FFA Market Animal
Sale and other horse events.
Family day is Sunday July 31,
admission will be $ 1 .00 includes lots
of food and fun. Tons of exhibits and
great entertainment. Yep! It's time to
dust off your hat and shine your boots
an enjoy the Jefferson County Fair.
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