Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, June 22, 2006, Page Page 8, Image 8

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June 22, 2 006
Spilyay Tyrooo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Boxing this Saturday at Pi-Ume-Sha
The 2006 Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty
Days will be on Saturday, 24 at
the Warm Springs Community
Center gymnasium. Bouts will
start at 4 p.m. This is a USA
amateur boxing sanctioned
event. Boxers from throughout
the Northwest will compete.
Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing this year
will benefit the athletes who are
planning compete at the Indig­
enous Games July 2-9 at Den­
ver, Colo. Boxers planning to at­
tend the games include Oits
Johnson (heavyweight), Trevor
Tewee (light heavyweight),
Johnny Smith (light middle­
weight), Wesley Graybael (wel­
ter-weight), Jasper Smith (light­
weight), Leander Smith (cadet),
and Delbert Goudy (cadet).
Anyone interested in helping
sponsor the trip can call Austin
Smith at the Warm Springs
Community Center, 553-3243.
Sponsorships are $35 annually.
This covers one boxer for the
year. For information contact
Austin Smith at the gym at 553-
3243, or at work at 553-3250.
NWC TRAILS END FARM SUPPLY
541-475-7900
1527 NW HARRIS ST
MADRAS, OREGON
EVERY DAY JUNE PRICE
CHICKEN SCRATCH- $6.10
CRACKED CORN- $5.95
COB WET OR DRY- $7.25
5 LITER IVERM ECTIN POUR ON $75.00
SPECIAL - 20% OFF HEATED PET BEDS
FREE
BEEF & EQUINE NUTRITIONAL & VACCINE
CONSULTING
TRAILS END FARM SUPPLY
CONDON, MADRAS, BOARDMAN
uave MCMecnan/spnyay
M atth ew C le m e n t s p e rfo rm s a tra d itio n a l d a n c e at the J e ffe rs o n C o u n t y M id d le S c h o o l
C u lt u ra l D a n c e A s s e m b ly , h e ld e a r lie r th is m on th.
PATAND LEAH SHANNON
(541)384-4138
CELL (541) 980-1393
Eagle Tech seeks to fill two positions
Eagle Tech Systems is seek­
ing to host two tribal member
AmeriCorps VISTA members
to implement the work force
training plan for the Technology
Center. Requirements:
One year of full-time service
without outside commitments
from August 21, 2006 to Au­
gust 24, 2007.
Must be at least 18 years of
age, with no upper age limit
Bachelor Degree and/or 3
years of relevant experience in
the community. General skills,
business, communications, com­
puters, fundraising, outreach,
public speaking, recruitment,
writing/ editing.
Benefits include: Living al-
lowance of $373 bi-weekly.
Choice of education award
$4,725; or end of service cash
stipend $1,200 (upon successful
completion of one-year of ser­
vice).
Basic health insurance in­
cluding limited dental and vi­
sion. Childcare assistance if eli­
gible. Training.
If you have any questions,
contact Arlissa M. Rhoan at
(541) 553-1034. If interested
submit cover letter and resume
to the Eagle Tech Systems of­
fice or mail to:
Eagle Tech Systems, P.O. Box
429, Warm Springs, OR 97761.
Deadline to apply is June 28.
About the AmeriCorps
VISTA program:
AmeriCorps VISTA (Volun­
teers in Service to America), is
a national community service
program that places volunteers
in non-profit, public agency, and
faith based organizations with
the goal of building capacity and
sustainability around programs
that work to bring individuals
and communities out of poverty.
541-384-4138
Legal Aid in Warm Springs July 10
For the month of July, Le­
gal Aid Services will be in
Warm Springs the second
Monday, July 10, from 1 to
4 p.m. at the Family Resource
Center. Legal Aid Services of
Oregon provides free legal
advice and representation to
low-income Oregonians.
Legal Aid Services of Or­
egon, call (800) 678-6944, or
(541) 385-6944.
Foster parents needed
Interested in becoming a fos-
ter parent? All it takes is a valid
driver’s license, proof of vehicle
insurance, criminal history
check, and home evaluation.
For information call Childrens
Protective Services at 553-3209
between the hours of 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
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Sanctioned ftmateur Boxing
June 24th, 2006 Saturday 4 P.M.
Warm Springs Community Center
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Weigh-In Time will be from 8am-1pm Doctors exam 2-3pm
Hand W raps and 1 0 er
12 ol Sieves, Body Bear and Headgear and Legal Ring AnnareL
A ll Star C oun try Tribute
Garth Brooks Impersonator
Dean Simmons Plus m ore Country Stars
Sunday, Ju n e n a t7 p m
O vern ight package o n ly $89
Tickets $10 advance / $15 day of show
Ages 21 and older
information: Call Austin Smith @ Gym 15411553-3243 Werf[-(541) 553-3250
After 9pm or leave message-[54H553-3094 Cefl-15411325-2798
Seafood Buffet
with Prime Rib
Every Friday in the
Chinook Room
Spm -iopm , $25
W in a N e w Chevy Truck
Play and Enter Today!
Drawin 9 Sunday, June25at6pm
Progressive Cash Drawings
Every W e d at 8 ,9 & 10 p m an d
Fri & Sat at 8 ,9 ,1 0 & tipm
See casino fo r com plete details.
With over 3oo slot machines, blackjack, poker, a full-service spa, scenic golf course and
a natural hot springs pool all located in a picturesque desert setting, you can be sure
Boxe» names, ages, experience, and weight cla sse s to
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