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December 9, 2004
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Memorial powwow gathering Dec. 17-19
There will be a memorial
gathering for Cindy Gilbert
Sohappy, and honoring warriors,
veterans and junior ROTC on
Friday through Sunday, Dec.
17-19. The event will be at the
Agency Longhousc.
Grand Entry on Friday will
be at 5 p.m.; at 1 and 6 p.m. on
Saturday; and 1 p.m. on Sunday.
There will be a special memo
Tial color guard of the Madras
High School junior ROTC at 8
p.m. on Friday.
All drummers, dancers, flute
players welcome to the powwow.
This is an open event. Host
drum is Blackhawk of the
Umatilla Nation.
There is a no-fee vendor set
up, for food, arts, crafts. For the
raffle, you need not be present
to win. Raffle tickets are $2
each. Proceeds go to the veter
ans and the junior ROTC.
For rafllc purchase and other
information contact Renee
Sohappy at (541) 553-3174, or
553-3324 (leave message, will
call back later.) Raffle prizes in
clude: , .
$250 gift certificate;
Pendleton blanket, full-size;
Pendleton vest, men's; beaded
bag, beaded moccasins, and
beaded bob tie.
Also: home stereo, 400 watts,
tvvcr combo; shawl, boom box,
$50 cash, $25 cash, $10 cash,
and $30 in toys, among other
prizes.
Burned land gets emergency logging status
(AP) - After consulting with
the Confederated Tribes, forest
officials have decided that log
ging can soon begin on land
burned in the 18 fire southeast
of Bend. Regional Forester
Linda Goodman granted the
salvage sale "emergency status,"
which means logging could be
gin almost immediately.
Deschutes National Forest
officials estimated that if log
ging were delayed for the re
quired 105-day appeals period,
the timber would lose about
$124,000 in value. President
Bush's I lealthy Forests Initiative
grants regional foresters the au
thority to declare an emergency
to prevent substantial economic
loss.
Because timber in a salvage
sale is already dead, officials say
it is more susceptible to insects
and disease that can lower its
commercial value.
The 18 Fire burned about
3,810 acres southeast of Bend
in July 2003.
According to the agency's
plans, 1,886 acres of that area
will be logged and replanted with
saplings. The land was clear cut
in the 1920s and contains
mostly young ponderosa pines.
Forest officials consulted
with the Confederated Tribes of
the Warm Springs before decid
ing to move ahead with the
project. The fire took place on
lands ceded by the tribes in the
treaty of 1855.
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Perfect attendance at elementary school
The following students had
perfect attendance in Novem
ber at Warm Springs Elemen
tary School:
Renee Arthur-Poitra, Ostynn
Schjoll, Kiani Picard, Garyson
Johnson, Brittany Parra, Amaya
Adams, Carol Tias and Marisol
Perez.
Adam Rubio, Dahl'ana
Antunez, Keeyana Yellowman,
Lana Shike, Dalton Herkshan,
Aaron Pla and Vivian Yazzie.
Lyndreth LeClaire, Anna
DeCora, Roman Silva, David
Pla, Erminio Parra-Pena,
Brevin Holliday, Ulyssa Suppah,
Rheianna Wolfe and Alyssa
Brunoe.
Rosebud Whipple, Barbara
Halliday, Kristan Smith, Cirelle
Frank, Jarron Lopez, LeiRon
Picard, Anthony Holliday, Jacob
Berry and Shania Tom.
Jordan Leonard, Margarette
Tapia, Mitchell Lira, Tammy
Goudy, Louis Stewart, Austin
Dodge, Gloria Mitchell, Delina
Culpus, Wilma Alonso, Jackie
Poitra-Wetchie, Emmitt Smith
and Larry Scott.
Donesha Winishut, Neal
MorningOwlJcbediah Johnson,
Dondi Hoptowit, Alexis
Hintsala, Zane Hudson, Samuel
Coyle-Miller, Sasha Perez, Mor
gan Frank, Jalen Graybael and
Delvina Heath.
Elyse Bagley, Nolan
Pennington, Kortney Stacona,
Kari Wahnetah, Alexander
Comedown, Marvin Thompson
and Kaleb Smith.
Amanda Henderson, Cyril
Frank, Bryson Spino, Tyrin
Wolfe, Jamie Halliday, Douglas
Gilbert, Mary Jane Williams, Inez
Jones, Caddie Bates-Perez,
StannLee Meanus and Venus
Garate.
Rex Robinson-Angeles, John
Katchia, Terrance Miller, Billy
Joe Berry, Chanda Robinson,
Kishon Fuiava, James Red Fox,
Haley Wahnetah, Julia Yahtin
and Corey Poafpybitty.
Parent idea of the week:
"It's easier for kids to get to
school when they've had plenty
of rest - get them to bed early
and they'll be more ready to get
up in the morning!"
24 NE Plum
Madras
475-7560
Tourney raffle has many winners
During the Memorial Tour
nament for Louie Bagley,
Patches Marchand and Pebbles
George, there were three sepa
rate raffles for the tournament.
Tia Bean held her smaller item
raffle throughout each day of
the tournament. Tony Littleleaf
had his big raffle on Saturday
evening and had a free last
chance raffle on Sunday evening
(a total of $360 with cash prizes
of $20 each drawing with pro
ceeds from his pool stick raffle.)
Thanks to the following
people for their donations to the
raffle: Natalie Kirk, basket ear
rings; Charles and Vicky.
Littleleaf, CDs; Meet Market,
certificate; Kah-Nee-Ta, free
night's stay; Dorothea Barney,
DVD; Roxanne Mclnturff, cap;
Robert and Rosa Macy, three
cool calculators and nice watch.
Tia and Jim did a nice job on
getting pool players at discount
at Budget Inn during the tour
ney. Joann Bryant and Betty
Bagley each donated several
items to the raffles. We also
thank Juanita Pacheco, Clint
Smith, Donnie Bagley, Chasen
Lahr, Tia Bean, CarlaDean
Caldera for their part in each
of the raffles. Results of the big
raffle (winner, prize, contribu
tor): Jerri Smith, $800 Joss pool
stick, Tony Littleleaf; Joann
Bryant, $500 McDermott pool
stick, Tony Littleleaf; Dixon
Polk, $139 Cuetec pool stick,
Tony Littleleaf. Jeri Smith, $400
pool case, Jim Oswald; Billy
Begay, 8-ball hand drum,
Emerson Squiemphen; Stacy
Smartlowit, bronze buffalo,
Chasen Lahr; Ray Roba, red
beaded cap, Redine Kirk.
Mimi Suppah, shawl and
yarn bag, Linda Meanus; Santos
Perez, feather necklace, Maria
Godines; Noree Guerin, bear
claw necklace and earrings,
Linda Meanus; Rodney Ward,
ribbon shirt, Seegrey; LaDonna
Squiemphen, ribbon shirt,
Seegrey; Del Frine, ribbon shirt,
Seegrey. Howard Pries, ceramic
eagle, Betty Bagley; Chief
Smith, sheepskin, anonymous.
Weflcomtne Wasrmm Spiriumgs
Open 7 days a week, on HWY 97
in the old Outpost building, 475-9776
Open 7 a.m. til midnight, Mon-Thurs.
Weekends 7 a.m. til 2 a.m.
29th
Due to the Holiday Season, lot of livestock markets will be closed during
this time... Take advantage of the high demand and decreased supply
caused by this. COLA, will be having the Butcher Only Sale
to enable you to take advantage of this unique situation in the market.
SALE CALENDAR
December 8th -Feeder Sale
December 15th Bred Cow Sale
Central Oregon Livestock Auction
541-475-3851
Trent Stewart
480-5540
VlNCE CECILIANI
410-6647
CLAY TANLER
419-6060
PRESTON ROMANICK
390-7784
Buy - Sell - Trade - Consign
Licensed Firearms Dealer
780 SW 4th St.
Madras, Oregon 97741
Anything of value:
- Jewelry, guns, Old West items.
Beaded items, bags, powwow regalia,
cornhusk.
Tom Gies Bob Branson
1-541-475-3666