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Warm Springs, Madras, and Westslde elementary fourth grade girls
The Warm Springs and Madras
fourth grade students from each of
their schools got a chance to get to
know each other a little more before
the summer gets underway with a
track meet that went on a the Madras
High School track.
Both the schools had a lot of fun
running around the track and
competing in many events.
Field events included the boys
and girls shot put, high jump, long
jump, and triple jump.
Track events included the boys
and girls 50m dash, the 400m, 800m,
and the 4x100 relay. : '
Jacoba Smith did really well for
the Warm Springs girls winning the
800 meter, coming in second in the
400 meter, and tying for first in the
girls shot put.
In the 800 meter Esther
Lawerence came in second place
followed by Whitley Ruiz who
finished third. Jackie Jaimes from
"Stars & Strikes" Masters
. AH Indian Scratch Tournament ) V
During Yakima Nation Treaty Days
June 4, 5, and 6 1999
Nob Hill Bowl, Yakima, Washington
3807 W Nob HillBlvd
A Division (181 Average and above)
B Division (180 Average and below) ;
A Special Senior Division (55 years)
In memory of Roger Trujillo-Special added prize to best total score by a left handed bowler.
June 4: Mixed Doubles "Warm up & Fun Night" check in 6:30 p.m. $25.00 ea. entry-Great
payouts! (scratch, no-tap, 3-6-9, and scotch game)(no sanction card needed)(64 entries max.) ..
June 5: 9:00 a.m. Dedication to Roger Trujillo, Sr. Division & Roll Offs 2:00 p.m. "A" &"B"
Division Qualifying(96 entries max. ea, div.)
June 6: 9:30 a.m. "A" & "B" Division Finals
Brackets, Prizes and Raffles. This tournament will be held YIN's Rodeo, Softball tournament,
Golf tournament, and Fun Run.
Payouts will be the same weekend.
Contact Kim Jamison (509) 865-4778, Mary Lou Owen, or Yvonne Trujillo (509) 865-4485
extensions 708 & 709. This is a tournament that you will not want to miss! Bowl the best Indian
Bowlers in the states! There will be jackets for winners of Masters Divisions.
For information about the following:
Golf Information: Leonard Rabanal (509) 865-4779
Rodeo Information: Alice Adams (509) 865-5121 ext. 545
Softball Information: Jamie Brisbois (509) 865-5121 ext. 6677
Pow Wow Information: Carl Moses (509) 8650-5121 ext. 660
Relay for Life set for July 1 7-1 8 in Madras
A unique fundraiser-the American
Cancer Society's Relay For Life- is
coming to Madras in July. The
fundraiser takes place from 10 in the
morning on Saturday, July 17, until
10 the following morning.
Relay For Life participants
organize in teams of 8 to 12 people,
who take turns traveling around the
quarter-mile track at Madras High
School, relay-style for a full 24 hours.
Teams from businesses, churches,
civic groups and families join the fun
of the overnight campout, enjoying
food, entertainment, games and the
camaraderie that comes from
supporting a good cause.
Each team member is asked to
raise $100 in sponsorship money to
participate in the event, and those
who raise money will earn prizes.
Team members take turns
WARM SPRINGS, OREGON
and Madras fourth grade students had a lot of fun during the Buff Invitational
Westside came in fourth and Ursula
Russel from Warm Springs finished
in fifth place.
In the boys 800 meter Anthony
Adams from Westside finished in
first place followed by fellow school
mate Cory Carriol.
In the girls 400 meter Mirian
Fisher from Madras finished in first
place followed by Jacoba Smith who
came in second.
In the boys 400 meter Mark
Wuasch from Madras won followed
by Anthony Adams. Orlando Tewee
came in fourth place, from Warm,
Springs. ;. ir, , , ,
'" Inthegirls50meterdashElizabeth
Stovall finished first. Katie Smith
and Shirelle Adams both tied for
second.
In the boys 50 meter dash Jansen
Harrington from Madras was the
winner followed by Bobby Thurby
from Warm Springs.
In the girls long jump Hayley Nye
walking, running, dancing or
skipping around the track throughout
the day and night. This is an event for
athletic and non-athletic individuals
alike.
The funds are for the American
Cancer Society, and will support
education and patient services in
Jefferson County, and cancer
research elsewhere in Oregon.
On Saturday, all day long, to keep
people busy and having fun, there
will be activities like volleyball, a
scavenger hunt, a tent decorating
contest, lap poker early in the
morning hours, live music, children's
activities, the limbo and more.
As night falls, luminaries
surrounding the track are lit to honor
the brave survivors and loved ones
we've lost in the battle. Relay For
Life asks for a $5 donation for each
line up for the 400 meter that they
came in first while Ursula Russel
jumped far enough to finish second.
Bobby Thurby won the boys long
jump with Jansen Harrington right
behind him in second.
Orlando Tewee skied his way into
first in the high jump with Alfredo
Orozoco coming in fourth.
Girls high jump places were
unavailable.
Nancy Charley won the girls triple
jump with Elizabeth Stovall coming
in second.
Jonathan Lydy was the winner in
the boys triplejump with Aaron Smith '
right behind him in second.
Relay scores1' were " aljo
unavailable. ' '
All the kids had a really good time
being out in the sun and making new
friends for next year. They also got
the chance to meet their new fifth
grade teachers for the upcoming year.
luminary.
The American Cancer Society is
reaching out to Jefferson County
residents to join in the fight against
the second- leading cause of death in
the U.S.
Anyone wishing to participate may
pick up a captain's packet at Willow
Creek Books in downtown Madras or
from the Warm Springs Health &
Wellness Center, 1270 Kot-num
Road( ask for Michele Gemelas).
The Jefferson County Relay For
Life last year was a huge success!
There were 11 teams with over 132
participants raising over $ 1 8,000 and
144 luminaries purchased.
For more information, contact Jim
and Michele Gemelas at (541) 475-4558.
are all trying to do well in
i Michael Manning ieads the buffs at the
3A State Track Meet in Eugene
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Ashlyn Lofting shown above is one
'' The Madras High School Track &
Field team sent three competitors to
the 3A State Track Meet in Eugene,
OR. The three who participated were
Kira Langnese, Michael Manning,
and Ashlyn Lofting.
' Michael Manning, a sophomore,
came up big in the 1,500 meter run
winning the state title with a time of
4:04:59.
Kira Langnese was entered in the
Pole Vault and could not clear the
opening height 8-foot-6, which was
her personal best so far this year.
Local team wins 98
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Left to right-Betty Bagley, Selena Boise, Peggy McKinnis, Team Captain Jen Smith, Karla Tias. Selena Boise was
Top Shooter for the season. Sixth player for this team is Rita "Patches" Marchand. Team is sponsored by American
Legion of Redmond.
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of three to go to state track
Ashlyn Lofting was the only other
Madras athlete to compete and ended
up in 13th place in the Discuss, the
same way she ended up last year. She
was disappointed in her performance
and says that she still has a year left
to return to the state meet and
hopefully do better than the last two
years.
All three of the participants are
underclassmen and all hope to return
to the state meet next year along with
some of their team mates and have all
do well.
- 99 Redmond Women's Pool League
Sports
Bustin Buffaloes
coming soon "
The 7th Annual Bustin"
Buffaloes Basketball camp will
be held June 14-18, 1999.
Who: All interested boys
and girls entering grades 2;9:,
- Where: Madras High School
Gym.
When: June 14-1 8th 9am
12pm. f '
Cost: $40 if registered before
JUNE 9th
$75 per family if pre
registered $50 each if paid at the bW.
$ 1 00family maximum
Purpose: To provide- a
positive learning experience
and individual fundamental
instruction on the game of
basketball, regardless of ability
level. The camp focus is on
shooting, rebounding ball
handling, passing, and
individual and team defense.
Information: Parents are
welcome to attend. Students
need to wear shorts, shirt, and
gym shoes.
For More Info:
Evan Brown 475-45 15(H)
475 7265(W)
Allen Hair 475-7658(H)
475-7253(W)