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Spilygy Tyrooo, W^rm Springs, Oregon
Almost time for Little
League registration
By Austin Greene
Recreation Department
The Warm Springs Recre
ation Program, an associate of
Jefferson County Little League,
w ill have registratio n for all
youth ages 5 through 14 years
of age based on the new dead
line o f May 1 o f any respec
tive year (League Age).
The previous deadline was
August 1 in determining your
child’s age division. But nation
ally, the deadline had since been
modified.
The local league will have t-
ball co-ed divisions ages 5 to 8
years.
Minor League boys and girls
is for youth ages 8 to 10. Major
League boys and girls division
consists of youth ages 11 and
12. And the Junior Level for
boys and girls is for youth ages
13 and 14.
Early registration for your
child’s participation in this year’s
program is important to deter
mine the interest in the program.
It helps determine how many
participants that we place at
each level, and not to overload
any single division or team due
to last minute sign-ups.
The Recreation Department
will have sign-up days on:
Monday, Jan. 23 from 5 to 7
p.m. at the Community Center
Social Hall.
Tuesday, Jan. 24 from 1:30
to 4 p.m. at the Warm Springs
M arket.
Tuesday, Jan. 31 from 1:30
to 3 p.m. at the tribal adminis
tration building lobby.
Wednesday, Feb. 1 from 9 to
11 a.m. at the Warm Springs
M arket.
Parents are asked to have at
registration sites a current birth
certificate, physical street ad
dress, and medical release (shots)
update on their child.
The Recreation Department
has placed many current play
ers birth certificates in a locked
file at the office, but encourages
many new or those that have
not subm itted one, to do so
please. It makes the paperwork
flow procedure consistent with
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Hoops tourney Jan. 27-29
The North End Express
Basketball Organization will
host the annual All-Indian
Men’s 6 Foot and Under Plus
One basketball tournament
Jan . 27-29 at the W arm
Springs Community Center
gymnasium.
This will be a 10-team true
double elimination tourna
ment. Entry fee is set at $250
per team, and the deadline for
interested teams will be this
the needs o f the Je ffe rso n
County Chapter, especially for
post season activities, or discrep
ancies during league play.
All volunteer coaches from
the past season all have priority
on returning to their post for
this season, based on their in
tent. Vacant coaching spots are
only open when one transfers,
or shows no interest in return
ing.
A volunteer coaches applica
tion (legal background check)
will be handed out at the local
coaches meeting scheduled for
Monday, Jan. 30 at 6 p.m. in the
Education Room at the Com
m unity Center. All returning
coaches, and interested coaches
are asked to attend this meet
ing.
Uniforms are a huge concern
for this year’s program, as the
Recreation Department intends
to keep registration costs at a
minimum. Parents can assist by
returning all uniform pants and
jerseys that they may have from
the past season. It has an im
pact on registration to keep it at
a minimum per participant or
household, and not have the
R ecreation D epartm ent pur
chase new uniforms.
I f you have not returned
your child’s uniform, please do
so for inventory purposes and
keep ing our cost per player
minimal.
Registration costs are cur
rently: t-ball, $5 per player; $10
per player at other levels. $5 each
additional player within the same
household, and a family maxi
mum not to exceed $20.
This is up until deadline of
March 17, after which cost will
increase at $5 per participant,
with the family registration rate
not to exceed $30 per household
after the deadline.
So please ‘register early. This
helps determ ine the size o f
teams, uniform and equipment
needs throughout this program.
Scholarships are made available
to register in this program, as
no child will be turned away from
participating.
For more information con
tact Austin Greene at the Rec
reation Office, 553-2343.
Friday, Jan. 20.
Champions will receive 10
championship embroidered
wool jackets. Awards also for
second through fourth place,
the All-Tourney team, MVP
and Mr. Hustle.
C o ncessio ns in clu d in g
breakfast will be available.
For more information con
tact Austin Greene at (541)
553-1953; or leave a message
at (541) 553-3243.
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Notice of IRMP-III Meeting
People on the Integrated
Resources Management Plan
III (IRMP III) team will provide
an update on the plan during a
meeting this month. Planners
will discuss the Warm Springs
community on Jan. 25 at the
Agency Longhouse. The
meeting begins with dinner
at 6 p.m. Tribal member com
ments are accepted during
the meeting.
Feb. 17-19 in W arm S p rin g s
8 team limit per division: first-third grades; fourth-fifth grades;
and sixth-seventh grades. Prizes: jackets, hooded sweaters, crew
neck sweaters, t-shirts. Call Tony Holliday for information (541)
980-9902 (cell); 980-9236 (home); or 553-1147 (work); or call
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