Spilygy Tytnoo, VMirrn Springs, Oregon November-15, 2001
Holiday bowling tournament to honor Ray Shike Sr.
Py Sandra Sumption and
Austin Greene
Bouin Commitltt Members
It's just about that time of
the year and the Warm Springs
Indian Holiday Bowling Tour
ney is just around the corner.
Can you believe how time
flies? This year we're going to
be celebrating our 25,h Anni
versary. We will have special prizes
but the highlight of the tour
nament is in honoring the
memory of Ray Shike Sr.
He was active and well
known in the bowling commu
nities.
I lis family will be sponsor- be awarding the top winners we have a one-time special to
ing a special 55 & Over Sr. $200 and a Pendleton jacket. commemorate the Silver An-
Mastcrs event, where they will Being our 25lh Anniversary niversary.
Above, a photo of Ray Shike
Sr. a number of years ago;
at right, a more recent photo.
For your first 200 game of
the tournament, you will be
awarded two Sacagawea Coins.
Then for your 200 games, you
will receive a ticket to go into
a "pot" for a drawing of $25
after each squad.
So... Let's all get out and
bowl as many squads as you
can.
Let's not forget our "Holi
day Roll Off."
What is that you ask?
You sign up and pay a $10
entry fee before you bowl your
first team event. We take your
scratch scores from the first
team event and Doubles &
Singles.
The top five scores in your
division will roll off in a TV
style format on Saturday.
"Our 25,h Anniver
sary should be one to
remember. Hope to see
jo n there!"
Holiday Bowling
Tournament
Committee
Winner of each division will
be awarded cash & a leather
sleeve jacket.
The top qualifying score for
the men and the women will
be awarded our "special tro
phy". 2000 winners were CeCe
Marin of Oakland, CA and
Mike McDonald of Mid-West,
OK.
Our host motel for this
year's tournament is the Red
Lion Inn.
Participants rates are $59
per night plus tax. Phone num
ber is 541-382-7011 for Red
Ijon North, and 541-382-8384
for Red Lion South.
We recommend you make
your room reservations as sixm
as possible.
A scrumptious Thanksgiv
ing Dinner with all the trim
mings will be served to you and
your family on Thursday, Nov.
22 at 6:00 pm.
Our 25,h Anniversary
should be one to remember.
Hope to see you there!
WS1HBT Committee
Girls soccer team
makes it to playoffs
Saturday, November 3 at
LaSalle High School, the
Girls Madras High School
Varsity soccer team had a
chance to extend their
season for another week.
The game at LaSalle was
to see who would advance to
the state soccer tournament.
When the season starts,
every team has an
opportunity, and a desire to
reach the state playoffs.
This was no different for -the
Girls team, with some
skill, lucks, and help from
other teams; the girls made
it to the district playoffs.
Although the final score
did not indicate the heart and
soul of the team, finishing
the season in the playoffs
shows that pre-season
expectations can come to
fruition.
Losing to the Falcons 0-4
was not what the girls
wanted.
It gave hope to the
juniors and lower classmen
on the team that they can
play with anyone in the
district and a dream of
advancing further next year
when the 2002 playoffs
begin.
First season hunt
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Elementary school
holds awards assembly
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Warm Springs Elementary
held their monthly awards as
sembly in the morning on
November 1.
Among the awards handed
out were for the reading pro
gram, whose guess was closest
or correct to the pieces in the
jar for math.
The awards where handed
to the students by the Madras
Girls varsity Soccer coach
Mike Osborne.
This assembly was special
for another reason other than
to honor the students that ex
celled for the month of Octo
ber. After the event that oc
curred on September 11, the
men and women of public
safety came to the forefront
and ; received national
reconization for the work that
they do every day.
Locally, representatives
from Fire and Safety, Warm
Springs Police Department,
E.M.T's, and Fire management
was honored by the students
of Warm Springs Elementary.
Construction paper Hats,
lapel pins were made for the
representatives who attended.
The Fourth grade class
made a shield for each branch.
The younger students sang
songs, and the Warm Springs
Fourth grade cheerleaders did
their routines also.
Photo by ranch manager Mark Berry.
Mark Stevens Jr. (right) shows off a bull elk taken during a first season hunt in the Fossil Unit. Stevens was hunting with his
father, Mark Sr., on Pine Creek Ranch east of Clarno.
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Above, the High Lookee Lodge hosted a dinner in honor of
veterans recently. The lodge plans to host a regular monthly
dinner. In the photograph above are (from left)
LawrenceSquiemphen, Dan Brisbois, Claud Smith Sr., and
Suzie Moody
In the photograph at left, friends and co-workers held a
retirement dinner last week for Hamilton Greeley, who has
worked for the tribes for the past 32 years. Most recently,
Greeley had been working as media specialist with the Culture
and Heritage Department. His retirement dinner was held at
the Family Resources building on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
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