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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Madras senior girls leave as winners in last regular season home game
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The first annual Tygh Ridge All
Indian rodeo is set for May 16, 17,
1998, 8 miles north of the old Tygh
Valley rodeo grounds on highway
197, between Tygh Valley and
Dufer. .All rules and points will
follow the Western States Rodeo
Association.
The rideo will feature all the
regular rodeo events and the
Wi Idhorse race as well as other added
attractions.
There will be a ride off between
the tip 8 bronc riders on the final day
for the Buddy Kalama memorial
buckle. Also a ride off in the Bull
riding for the Jimmy WathhAVayne
Nino memorial buckle.
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JV girls go undefeated
Deece Suppah scores two of her game high 19 points against, LaSalle, February 14
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Ron Suppah, left, Taralee Suppah, center and Lilly Suppah during
senior night at the game against LaSalle, February 14.
The Eagle Spirits Men's basketball team will be hosting a 6" Plus
Une Upen men's basketball tournament, true double elimination.
At the Warm Springs Community Wellness Center February 27 to
March 1.
12-16 teams, First through Sixth place awards and 10
championship jackets awarded.
No more then two men over 6 and 34 feet tall. Entry fee is $275
and a holding deposit of $75 can be sent to Ricky Minthorn, money
orders only please.
For more information you may call: Ricky Minthorn at (541)-553-1831
from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. or Deanie Johnson at (541)-553-3238
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Harlem Clowns
basketball team are in town
tonight at the Warm: Springs
Community Center,
February 26, the action
starts at 6:30 p.m.
They will be facing the
Warm Springs Rez All-Stars.
Advance tickets are $5.00
and at the door price will be
$6.00. The first 300 kids will
be admitted in free with a
paid adult. Also there will be
a dinner at the Social Hall
starting around 5:30 p.m.
The Madras varsity girls
basketball team improved its Tri
Valley league record to 12-3, with a
dominating 71-39, victory over the
visiting LaSalle Falcons, on Friday,
February 1 3. This was senior night at
the Buff Dome, Kea Wyatt, Heather
Duff, Katie Christensen, Anne Gregg,
Sherie Johnson and Taralee Suppah
played they're last regular season
home game and left winners. The
seniors got some help from junior
post Deece Suppah who had 19
points, 1 1 rebounds and four assists.
Madras' overall record is now 18-3
and the Lady Buffs are in second
place in the standings, one game
behind Gladstone.
In the first quarter, D. Suppah
controlled the game by scoring six
points, two rebounds and two assists.
Kea Wyatt contributed six points also.
Madras lead 15-8 at the end of the
first. , '
In the second quarter, Madras
extended it's lead to 14 points and
lead 35-2 1 at the half. D. Suppah was
still hot from the field and scored
eight points in the quarter.
In the third, Madras out-scored
the Falcons 19-10, and lead 54-31 at
the end of the third.
In the fourth, Madras kept rolling
and held the Falcons to eight points,
while scoring 1 8 points of their own.
Madras won 71-39.
Scoring:
Madras-D. Suppah 19, Wyatt 14,
T. Suppah 8, Johnson 7, Gregg 6, The Oregon Red Cross is
Christensen 5, Polk 4, Estimo 3, announcing a new law that requires
Kalama 2, Smith 2, Klos 1, and Duff youth ages 12 and under must wear
LaSalle-Ricards 13, Powell 6, a life jacket, when the boat is
Brounstein4,0'Ralley4, Yackley4, underway. This new law will be in
McClung 3, Elcorrt'2, Johnson 2, and effect starting February 12.
Watterman 1 The Oregon State Marine Board,
the state recreational boating agency,
now requires youngsters to wear life
jackets whiling the boat is moving.
Previously, boaters were only
required to carry life jackets to fit all
passengers on board and to have
them readily accessible. The Marine
Board has been concerned that young
children may not be able to put on
their life jackets in a emergency and
that children who fall overboard are
at great risk.
The new rules requires youngsters
to wear appropriate-sized life jackets
while the boat is underway. It does
not apply to boats that are not
moving.
The events include bronc riding ,
bareback, bull riding, calf roping wild
cow milking steer wrestling, Barrel
racing and ladies break away roping. '
and the wild horse with a limit of 16
teams.
A dance is scheduled for Sat. night
with Lee Anderson and his group
providing the music.
Along with the regular entry fee
there will be a $ 1 0.00 stock fee. There
is camping area with no hook-ups,
just good camping area.
For morre information call Mike:
(54 1 ) 467-24 1 5 or Lonnie (54 1 ) 298
1030. Books open May 11th, 4 pm
and close May 12, at 10 pm.
The Madras girls Junior Varsity
basketball team kept its undefeated
season going by handing the visisting
LaSalle Lady Falcons a 60-42,
thumping. Reina Estimo scored 14
points unofficial and made eight free
throws.
In the first quarter, Madras jumped
out to a 28-6 lead. Madras used a
trapping full-court defense. Whicn
lead to a aiot or lay-ms ior mc iaiy
Buffs.
In the second quarter, Madras
maintianed the pressure and lead 32
20 at half-time.
In the second half, Madras kept
the pressure on and pulled away for a
60-42 win. ;
New boating law started
February 12
Warm Springs cowboy crowned World Champion in Wildhorse
racing
Warm Springs Tribal member
Jason Smith won the World Finals
Wildhorse Racing championship,
held February 5, 6 and 7, at Rapid
City, South Dakota. The Smith team
beat out seven other teams. Australia
and Canada each had two teams and
the United States had four teams
involved. To qualify teams had to be
one of the two top teams from their
rodeo association. The Smith team
was the top finisher in the Rocky
Mountain Association.
This is the team's sixth year
qualifying for the World finals. His
mugger Mark Tobinson, from
Eugene, has been will Smith about
12 years and the third person on
Smith team is Joe McClcan, from
Redmond, who has been a member
the last six years.
Smith and company have won the
National finals the past five
consecutive years and also won it
in 1985. Smith has placed in the top
two or third places in the past at the
World championship, but has never
won until this year.
Smith has been rodcoing for the
last 1 8 years. Smith stated. "The first
wildhorse event I entered was back
in 1980, at the Hee Hee rodeo, with
my late brother Troy and uncle Chief
Smith. We won and I have been
doing it ever since. Smith added the
most intlucntial people have been
my family, wife and daughter and
mother and father. I would also like
to thank the Lord for guiding me to
victory and watching over my family
while I am gone."
Smith stated, "One of my friends
said how old is your Dad and I
answered 60. Then my friend stated
just think you got 30 more years of
this."
When asked what was one of the
keys to his success? Smith stated, "I
think that my life style really helps
my out in this event. I have always
been around horses and some of the
other competitors are only around
horses when it is in a rodeo, but I am
around them all the time, which, I
think gives me a little edge over
them."
Smith added, "My advise to
younger competitors get in shape and
lead the right life. I have noticed that
the guys who are in shape are the
ones that who usually win. I also
would like to say trust in God and it
makes a big difference. I can testify
to that."
Smith concluded. "I am proud to
represent Warm Springs and hope
that I can keep on doing for a long
time to come. God bless you all."
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Jason Smith, World Champion
Annual Joe Kautz Jr.
Memorial Men's 35-and-Over
Basketball tournament.
On the week-end of
February 27 through March
1, at th Nisqually Tribal
Center.
Awards: 10 1st place
Jackets, 10 2nd Hooded
i Sweatshirts, 3rd place will
recieve 10 T-Shirts, 4th place
10 T-Shirts and 5th place 10
Hats.
, 14 All-Stars will be chosen
and will recieve Hooded
' Jackets. While the MVP, Mr.
Hustle and Mr. Three-Point
Man will recieve Jackets.
Entry fee is $225. For more
information contact Farron or
Linda McCloud at (360) 493
8263 ext. 659 or 634.
This event will be open to
the first eight teams to
respond or send entry fee.
Peewee Challenge
Tuesdays at the Warm Springs
Elementary gym, 6:30 p.m. to 8
p.m.
Interested teams should cal
Radine Johnson at 553-9030 to
' ( . schedule playing time.
13 and Under Boys and Girls
Challenge
Every Wednesdays at the Warm
Springs Elemnetary gym.
Interested teams should call
Reve Johnson at 553-1831 to leave
a message or page Reva at 475-49
Red Cross offers
class on swimming
safety instructors
The American Red Cross is
offering a Water Safety Instructor
class, beginning April 1 and will run
through April 29.
This class is for those students
interested in becoming a instructor
in water safety and learn to swim
programs.
The Juniper Swim and Fitness
Center and the Athletic Club of Bend
will be the locations of this class.
Class size is limited and the
registration deadline is March 27.
Class fee is $80.00 payable to Juniper
S&F and there is a required textbook
fee of $46.00 payable to Red Cross at
registration.
For more information call Red
Cross at (541) 382-2142.
The rule: 1
Holds the boat operator;
responsible for ensuring children
wear life jackets while underway.
Includes both motorized and non-;
motorized boats such as canoes, rafts,
kayaks and drift boats. ;
Applies to all sizes of recreational t
boats, but on larger boats, it only
applies to children on an open deck. ;
The jacket does not have to worn
below deck or an enclosed cabin. 1,1
Requires jacket to be in good
. condition and fit the child.
; : r On sailboats, a child tethered to tfi
' lifeline meets the requirement. U.S.
Coast Guard-inspected boattr such1
as large charter vessels, are exempt
from the requirement. g
Violation of this regulation is a
Class B infraction with a $350 .00 '
fine. There is a statewide
recommended bail of $99.00, that is
higher in some places. ,
The Second Annual
Wildhorse Co-ed Volleyball
Tournament, at the Blue
Mountain Community College
Gymnasium, from February 28
to jvxarcn l, Pendleton.
16 teams, 1st place jackets,
2nd place sweatshirts, , 3rd place
long sleeve T-shirts and 4th place
T-shirts, All-stars and MVP man
and woman.
$100 entry fee(non
refundable)
for more information call
Daniel Jim (541) 278-2560, or
Brent Spencer (541) 278-0179.
Correction on Bowling
results
There is a correction on the
Holiday Bowling Tournament. ,
In the mixed team is was Reva
Johnson not Radine Johnson. In the
Women's Doubles it was Juylnne
Smith not Jannell Smith.
Community Wellness CenterRecreation Activities
Mondays
8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m.
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Tuesdays
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Wednesdays
8:30 a.m. to 1 1 a.m.
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m..
Friday
8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.. to 5 p.m.
Saturday
10 a.m.. to 2 p.m.
Diabetics and Seniors
Aerobics and Basketball
"Hot Shot Crew" Aerobics
Youth Basketball
Women's night
Game Room and Carol's Art & Craft room open
Evening Aerobics
Noon Aerobics and Noon Volleyball
"Hot Shot Crew" Aerobics
Youth Basketball
Game Room and Carol's Room open
Men's I.B.A.
Diabetics andSeniors Water Aerobics
Noon Aerobics and Basketball
"Hot Shot Crew" Aerobics
Youth Basketball
Game Room and Carol's Room open
Evening Aerobics
Women's Night
Noon Circuit Training and Noon Volleyball
"Hot Shot Crew" Aerobics
Youth Basketball
Game Room and Carol's Room open
Men's I.B.A.
Diabetics and Seniors
Noon Aerobics and Basketball
Game Room and Carol's Room open
Open Gym, Weight room and Social Hall-TV