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Pdge 8 Spily^y Tyrnoo, Wann Springs, Oregon June 8, 2 006 Tribal athletes heading to Denver Young athletes from differ ent tribes representing Team Or egon will have an opportunity to meet the 1968 tribal Olym pic Gold Medalist Bob Beamon on Saturday, June 10 at the Or egon Sports Hall of Fame. The 110 tribal athletes will also have an opportunity to meet current and prospective sponsors that will assist Team Oregon in their venture to the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG). The games will be held in Denver, Colorado the first week of July. The group of tribal athletes will compete in archery, baseball, basketball, boxing, golf, rifle shooting and wrestling. “The five basketball teams are the largest portion of the group. We are excited to have this many young tribal people involved in the games,” said Su san Guerin, NAIG coordinator for Team Oregon. A silent auction will take place during the evening event, which lasts from 5 to 7 p.m. Beamon also contributed items to the silent auction in cluding some Olympic and pro fessional sport pieces, according to Guerin. “We hope to raise enough money for the young athletes to help them with lodging and en trance fees to the event,” she said. The Oregon Sports Hall of Fame is located at 321 S.W. Salmon in Portland. For more information con tact: Susan Guerin: (541) 325- 2058; or e-mail at: sg_naig@hotmail.com. Or this e-mail: www.naig2006.com. Graduation dinner C on gra tu la tion s to recen t graduate Stephen Vaeth. S tep h en g r a d u a te d fr o m S ou th W asco C ou n ty H igh S chool this month. mmmmamm NWC TRAILS END FARM SUPPLY 541-475-7900 1527 NW HARRIS ST MADRAS, OREGON EVERY DAY JUNE PRICE CHICKEN SCRATCH- $6.10 Pi-Ume-Sha Rodeo ready to buck The Pi-Ume-Sha All-In dian Rodeo will happen Sat urday and Sunday, June 24- 25, at the Warm Springs Agency Rodeo Arena. Action begins daily at 1 p.m. The Warm Springs Indian Rodeo Association sanctions the Pi- Ume-Sha Rodeo. Events include Saddle Bronc with a $1,000 purse, $75 entry fee; Bareback with $1,000 purse and $75 entry fee; Bull Riding with a $1,000 purse and $75 entry fee (limit of 44 entries); Calf Roping with $1,000 purse, and $75 entry fee; Steer Wrestling with a $1,000 purse and $75 entry fee; Ladies Barrel Race with $1,000 purse and $75 entry fee; Ladies Break Away with $1,000 purse and $75 entry fee. The Team Roping will have a $1,000 purse and $75 per man entry fee; Century Team Rop ing (partners must equal 100 years) has a $500 purse and $50 per man entry fee. In Wild Cow Milking there is a $500 purse and $50 entry fee and 20 entry limit; and Jun ior Barrel Race (12 & under) $100 purse and $25 entry fee. Rodney Smith Logging spon sors the Wild Horse Race this year and it has a $1,000 purse and $200 team entry fee. There will be kids Wild Colt Race with a $100 purse and $30 a team entry fee, limited to the first 8 entries. There are awards to winners of each event. Congratulations, recent graduate Happy birthday to our son Roosevelt Jr., who has done an outstanding job. He’s graduated early and made the honor role. He loves to train with Austin Smith Jr., who introduced him to boxing. He went on to Chemawa Indian High School and trained so hard he lettered in wrestling, also does competi tion weightlifting, and brought home the Chemawa Champion ship “Iron Man” Trophy. He’s done his best and tries so hard, we only ask you to be real proud. We’re telling the rez another Native has finished school. When you see Roosevelt, tell him you’re proud. So keep up the great work, we’re so proud. You chose to continue your education, and come back to the rez. We pray for you and your safe return. You’re respected and loved Warm Springs Indian Ro deo Association Central En try information: Entries open Monday, June 12, and close Tuesday, June 13 with call backs Thursday, June 15. Office hours are 6-9 p.m. Local entries open Mon day, June 12, and close Tues day, June 13. Callbacks are Thursday, June 15. Office hours are 6-9 p.m. and Local entry phone number is 541 - 553-1041. Cash or money order pay ment only. Non-food vendors are. welcome; cost is $25 for the weekend, bring your own table. Contact Darylynn at (541) 553-2500. The 2006 Graduation Dinner is set for 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 22 at the Agency Longhouse. The dinner is for all recent graduates of high school, college, vocation school, and for those who have earned their GED. CRACKED CORN- $5.95 COB WET OR DRY- $7.25 5 LITER IVERMECTIN POUR ON $75.00 SPECIAL - 20% OFF HEATED PET BEDS FREE BEEF & EQUINE NUTRITIONAL & VACCINE CONSULTING TRAILS END FARM SUPPLY CONDON, MADRAS, BOARDMAN PAT AND LEAH SHANNON (541)384-4138 CELL (541) 980-1393 To the Warm S p rin gs com m unity, thank y o u f o r supporting the husinessesyou see in the Spilyay Tyrnoo. They are givin g hack to the local community. i ’J Ì Ì .i n n o 'i Next deadline to sub mit items for p u b lica tion in the Spilyay is Fri day, June 16 . Thank you. H f 541-384-4138 J by your family on the rez. The rez will always be here so we only ask that you keep up the good work, because you have blos somed into a young man sooner than we thought. We can’t wait to see you, son, so do your best work. With lots of love and prayers, your dad Dennis, your mom Denise, the bro’s Emmitt, Daniel and family, Dennis Jr. and family, and sister Cheryl and family. Young Achiever Michael McConville Sponsored by Les Schwab M ichael McConville Jr. was recognised fo r his skills at basketball recently. M cC onville, a Warm Springs tribal member liv ing in Klickitat, Wash. He was invited recently to join the USA Junior Nationals competition, which recog n ises outstanding varsity athletes in the Northwest. The event w ill be at Bellevue Community College in Seattle on June 18. The competition could lead to a chance fo r McConville to go to the International Games in Columbus, Ohio in July. McConville is 15 yea rs and a freshman at Klickitat High School. Despite his young age, he is on the var sity basketball team, the Klickitat Vandals. His other interests are X you SHOULD BE HERE football, fishing and hunt ing. His parents are Michael Sean M cC onville Sr., o f Wishram Heights, Wash., and Kris Sampson o f Lyle, Wash. G randparents are K osalind Sampson and Gerald Sampson o f Warm S prings; and Gary and Shirley I man o f Wishram Heights. Æ Ê& A ll Star Country Tribute Ciarth Brooks Impersonator Dean Simmons Plus more Country Stars Seafood Buffet with Prime Rib Sunday, June ii at7pm Overnight package only $89 Every Friday in the Chinook Room Tickets $10 advance / $15 day of show Ages 21 and older S p m -io p m , $25 Win a New Chevy Truck Play and Enter Today! Drawing Sunday, June25 at 6pm Progressive Cash Drawings Every Wed at 8,9 & 10pm and Fri Sc Sat at 8,9, 10 & 11pm See <«m o for complete details. With over 3oo slot machines, blackjack, poker, a full-service spa, scenk golf course and a natural hot springs pool all located in a picturesque desert setting, you can be sure it's better here than anywhere you might be right now. CA SIN O • G O L F • SPA • P O O L • D IN IN G • LO D G E Kahneeta.com * Warm Springs, OR * 8oo-554-45UN IWNETA HIGH DESERT RESORT & CASINO
