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Pi- Ume-Sha R oad Warriors R un is June 24
The Warm Springs Recre
ation Department is sponsoring
the 2006 P i-U m e-Sha Road
Warriors Run.
The run begins at 8 a.m. on
Saturday, June 24.
Runners gather at the park
ing lot o f the adm inistration
building. Race registration is held
in the building starting at 7 a.m.,
and both Pi-Ume-Sha races be-
gin at 8 a.m. sharp.
The course is out and back,
all on blacktop pavement. Wa
ter stations are located at the 1.5
mile marker and the 3.1 mile
marker. There are seven age cat
egories for both the male and
female divisions. The age cat
egories are: 13 and under, 14-
18, 19-29, 40-49, 50-59, and 60
and over.
Ribbons are given to the top
three finishing runners in all age
categories. There will also be a
door prize and raffle for which
each registered runner is eligible.
Pre-registration with t-shirt: $12
(before June 23). Day of race
registration is also available.
Call the Recreation Depart
ment at the Community Center
for information: 553-3243.
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Beamer Memorial run marks 10th anniversary
T he T enth A n n u al Todd
Beamer Independence Day Run
will be held this year in Madras
on Tuesday, Ju ly 4 at Sahalee
Park. The events will consist of
a 10k run, a two-mile fun run/
walk “dog and me,” as well as
the six-mile walk.
The six-m ile w alkers w ill
meet at the park with a start time
of 7 a.m. The 10k runners will
also meet at the park by 7:15
a.m. and will be bussed to the
starting point at 7:30 a.m. with
a start time of 8 a.m. The two-
m ile fun run/w alk “dog and
me” will start at 9 a.m.
All participants in the races
can pick up an entry form at
the The Footzone in Bend, or
at the Madras Pioneer newspa
per. Sign-ups will also be held
the morning of the event.
Ribbons and prizes will be
awarded. The entry fee is $20
including t-shirt or $5 without a
t-shirt.
T he even t honors Todd
E vans B eam er, a M adras
scholar/athlete who drowned
with his four dogs in 1997. The
event funds a spirit scholarship
that honors the popular coach
and teacher.
A breakfast in the park fol
low s the run. T he M adras
Fourth of July parade starts at
11 a.m.
Gathering to share views on community health care
The M ountain View Com
m unity H ealth Im provem ent
Partnership invites area residents
to a public meeting this evening,
T h u rsd ay, Ju n e 28 at the
Jefferson County Senior Center
at 860 S.W. M adison St., M a
dras.
The meeting is titled, “Health
for All 2006,” and is sponsored
by the Mountain View Commu
nity Health Improvement Part
nership. The meeting will help
all of those organizations and
people involved with providing
health care to better understand
what area residents think about
local health care, and what they
expect in terms of quality and
services.
The event is one part o f a
larger community health assess
ment being conducted by the
Community Health Im prove
ment Partnership. The meeting
begins at 6:30 p.m. All area resi
dents are in v ited to attend.
S n acks, refresh m en ts and
childcare are provided.
The purpose of the meeting
is to get area residents to work
together in one session to gen-
erate a list of changes or activi
ties that would make the area a
healthier place to live in.
“It will be a different kind of
public meeting from any you
have ever attended before,” said
Beth Ann Beamer, community
coordinator for the Community
Health Improvement Partner
ship. “We’ll use a unique, enjoy
able process. Everyone who at
tends gets to share their opin
ions about local health care ser
vices without having to actually
stand up and speak to the entire
audience.”
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