Spily^y Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Corps of Discovery
at museum in April
B irths
Trinity Rose Danzuka, the daughter of Kenneth R.
Danzuka and Ashlynn C. Sohappy, both of Madras, was born
Thursday, March 16, 2006, at 8:46 a.m. Trinity weighed 7
pounds, 0 Vz ounces, and 21 inches long, when she was born.
Trinity’s grandparents on her father’s side are Willard Tewee
of Warm Springs and Crystal Danzuka of Washington, and
her grandparents on her mother’s side are Victor Sohappy
and Lana Jack.
Rico Dave Stevenson Perez-Greene, the son of Myrna
“Paul Lee” Greene, was born at 8:55 a.m., at Mountain
View Hospital in Madras Saturday, March 18. Rico was 6
pounds, 0 ounces, and 19 inches long, at birth.
Rico has five brothers and sisters, including brother
Quinton, 7, and sisters Lupe’, 6, Adrianna, 4, and Levina,
20 months.
His mother’s parents are the late Perry L. Greene, and
the late Verbena T. Greene.
Rigo Medrano Jr., the son of Rigo Medrano and Eliza
Kalama of Madras, was born at 6:30 p.m., at Mountain
View Hospital in Madras Monday, March 20. Rigo was 8
pounds, 9 ounces and 21 inches long at birth.
Rigo has one brother, Tyrone Ray. His maternal grand
parents are Edmond Kalama and Lillie Van Pelt, and his
paternal grandparents are Jose and Maria Jimenez. His
great grandparents are Eliza and Harvey Jim of Warm
Springs.
Hotshots playing
at MHS gym
The
Central
Oregon
Hotshots of the International
Basketball League, whose high
flying, high-scoring action has
been playing in the Bend and
Redmond area since the team’s
first season last year, have
planned to bring a home game
to the Madras High School gym.
The Hotshots host the Se
attle Mountaineers Fri., April 7,
at the MHS gym.
The game starts at 7:15 p.m.
“Madras and Warm Springs
are areas that love great basket
ball, but they do not always have
the chance to drive to Bend to
catch the games,” Hotshots
coach J.J. Anderson said. “We
decided it would be valuable to
bring the game to the spirited
fans there.”
The Hotshots, who have
been playing at Summit High in
Bend this season, recently
scored an IBL-record 57 points
in the first period of a 158-137
win over the Vancouver Volca
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March 30, 2006
noes.
The Hotshots include two
local products in 6-7 Alex
Carlson from Culver, who
played collegiately at Oregon
Tech, and Prineville’s Ryan
McCarthy, a 6-3 shooting guard
who played at Northwest
Nazarene.
The game at Madras High is
a fundraiser for White Buffalo
athletics, as 25 percent of the
gate receipts go to the school.
In addition to the game itself,
Hotshots players host a youth
clinic at 4 p.m., before the game,
for players in grades 1-8. En
rollment for the clinic is $15 and
includes a ticket to the game.
General admission to the
game is $5. Special reserved
tickets are available by contact
ing the Hotshots in advance at
(541) 221-3157.
For more information on the
v is it
game,
www.hotshotsfan.com.
The Corps of Discovery II
history exhibition will be at the
Museum at Warm Springs Sat
urday, April 22, through
Wednesday, April 26.
The exhibition features his
tory of the region from the time
of the Lewis and Clark expedi
tion, which happened 200 years
ago.
The central feature of Corps
of Discovery II is the “Tent of
Many Voices.” This 150-seat
auditorium is a venue for cul
tural arts demonstrations, folk
lore, music, living history pre
sentations, readings from the
expedition journals and more.
Programs reflect a spectrum
of nature, culture and history
topics. The Indian tribes that the
Lewis and Clark encountered
are featured.
In addition to the w alk
through exhibit, Corps of Dis
covery II has a 25-foot keelboat
replica, a 16-foot diameter Plains
Indian lodge and an explorer
camp complete with a 25-foot
dugout canoe.
Local residents will give pre
sentations during the five days
Next Feeder Sale
that Corps II is in Warm Springs.
Invited to speak from the local
community are the following
people: Pat Courtney Gold,
Louie Pitt, Terry Courtney Jr.,
the Warm Springs 4-H Dancers,
George Aguilar, Liz Woody,
Arlita Rhoan, Suzie Slockish,
Adeline Miller, Roberta Kirk,
Fred Wallulatum, Wilson Wewa,
Chief Delvis Heath, and Viola
Kalama.
The exhibition will be in the
parking lot of the Museum at
Warm Springs. After April 26 the
exhibition will travel to Umatilla.
Corps of Discovery II is a
joint effort of federal and state
agencies, private and nonprofit
organizations, and American
Indian tribes. The National Park
Service provides major funding,
exhibit design and production,
transportation, and support
staff through the Lewis and
Clark National Historic Trail,
based in Omaha, Neb.
There will be a reception for
the exhibition at the Museum at
Warm Springs on Saturday,
April 22 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
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Eighth grade:
Marissa Ahern, Krysten Allen-
Alford, Coral Benson, Kendall
Bobb, Bronte Caldera, Hillary
Camas-Alire, Rabe Clements,
Traci Colwash, Damon David,
Jimmy Flores, Sam Goggleye,
Lillitz Henry, Kamianna Lujan,
Britten Lumpmouth, Damian
Reynoso, Roschena Sargent,
RedSky Suppah, Trevor Suppah,
Jessica Tacza, Karlen Yallup.
Seventh grade:
Triston Boise, Douglas
Brisbois, Coder Clements,
Daniel Cloud, Cyrus Conner,
A shlynne Danzuka, Arianna
Henry, Jesse Hicks, Patricia
Hintsala, Graceann Kalama,
Alan Leclaire, D’Covyn Medina,
Chelsie Patt, Tanisha Reynoso,
Norene Sampson, Alvis Smith IV,
Joella Smith, Mallory Smith,
Larry Spino II, Theron Spino, Leo
Sportsman, Marilyn Suppah,
Laura Thomas, Dorothea
Thurby, Jesse W allulatum ,
Robin Warner, Tanner Wells,
Kendra Wolfe.
excellent attendance at the
middle school
Eighth grade:
Daniel Alonso, Leonard
American Horse, Jamie Ball,
Angela Bellanger, Anthony
Blueback, Mary Cloud, Arlene
David, Spencer Ellsbury, Miguel
Frank, Teresa Fuentes, Perry
Kalama III, Merima Made,
Mackenzie Minson, Eric Mitchell,
Kristi Olney, Ariel Payne, Adriel
Pineda-Soto, Katherine Quaid,
Matthew Sconawah II, Jason
S m artlow it, Martin Smith-
Mennealy, Rodney Smith III,
Chance Stiffarm, Jillisa Suppah,
Alyssa Tanewasha, Allee Tewee,
Dena Thomas, Colton Trimble,
Ferman
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Blake
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Wolfe, Marrisa Yaw.
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A rchie
Caldera,
Tashina
Clements, Mikayla Collins, Lola
Dick, Leslee Henderson, Jaylon
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April 3—7 is National Boys &
Girls Club Week, and Boys &
Girls Clubs of Central Oregon
joins more than 3,000 other
Boys & Girls Clubs across the
country in celebrating this na
tional event. For its part the
Boys and Girls Club of Warm
Springs hosts a community pa
rade and barbecue on Friday,
April 7 starting at 11 a.m. For
more information about Boys
& Girls Club Week activities or
Club membership, please con
tact Kim Goehring at 548-2840.
Holliday, Lauren Holliday,
Alexander Katchia, Renee Miller,
Zachary
Miller,
Drew
Pennington,
Justin
Queahpama-Mehlberg, Talon
Sargeant, Joseph Sconawah,
Amanda Squiemphen-Yazzie,
Jereme TallBull, Jason Tufti-
Danzuka, Kenneth VanPelt,
Patrina VanPelt, Cheyenne
Wahnetah, Nicole Wahnetah. ,
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480-5540
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from Astoria, Oregon who
writes the monthly “Skywatch”
astronomy column for the Or
egonian.
The program will start at the
library’s Rodriguez Annex, and
will then move outside to ob
serve the night sky.
Boys & Girls
Club hosts
parade, BBQ
toll free
Clay Tanler
Trent Stewart
Duke hosts stargazing program
A stargazing program to ex
plore the night skies of Central
Oregon is offered for area resi
dents at the Jefferson County
Library on Tuesday, April 4 at 7
p.m.
The stargazing program is
free and open to persons of all
ages. It will be presented by Bob
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