• », " T
Page 6
Spílyay Tyrooo
July 6
We now have financing (OAC)
Come see us for your tires.
Ge t the respect and service
you deserve.
BFG, Pro-Comp,
and many more
475-9111
Monday-Friday:
We are proud that 90% of all our
tires are produced in the U.S. of A.
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday:
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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 weekend
brought young boxers
from around the region to
the Warm Springs Com
munity Center. The bouts,
USA sanctioned, featured
some of the best young
boxers from the North
west. The event was well
attended, with the bleach
ers full of fans of the sport.
Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing this
year helped with funding
for the athletes who are
planning to compete at
the Indigenous Games
July 2-9 at Denver, Colo.
CRACKED CORN- $5.95
COB WET OR DRY- $7.25
5 LITER IVERMECTIN POUR ON $75.00
SPECIAL - 20% OFF HEATED PET BEDS
FREE
__ £_______
iï&æszi?
m im ., ___ ¿±_
Dave McMechan photos
Boxers compete at Kla-Mo-Ya, other venues
Delbert Goudy, Wesley
Graybael and Jasper Smith
boxed at the recent Klamath
Boxing and Fitness First Annual
Klash at Kla-Mo-Ya Amateur
Boxing Competition.
Goudy boxed in the 105-
pound division. In a good match
he was defeated by a fighter who
goes by the name of Pancho
Villa.
Wesley Graybael boxed in the
145-pound class. He won a
three-round unanimous deci
sion.
“He used his longer reach
and excellent lateral movement,”
said coach Austin Smith.
Jasper Smith boxed in the
138-pound class against Jevonny
Medina.
They boxed a good match
for two rounds, and then in the
third round Smith landed a solid
punch and knocked his oppo
nent to the mat, ending the
match in a victory for Smith.
A weekend after the matches
at Kla-Mo-Ya in Chiloquin, lo
cal and regional boxers com
peted at Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing in
the Warm Springs Community
Center. There were a total of
14 bouts at Pi-Ume-Sha.
And this week, boxers are
expecting to be Denver, Colo.,
to compete in the Indigenous
Games.
Boxers who were planning to
attend 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).
Auto
Repair
Hours: 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Wärm Springs Msrkst;
indiân Aris ând Crâds
Z132 Wärm Springs Sí
Wàrm Sprmcp, OR 97761
m i sm s 97
Next deadline to submit items for publication
in the Spiiyay Tymoo is Friday . July 14. Thank you.
BEEF & EQUINE NUTRITIONAL & VACCINE
CONSULTING
TRAILS END FARM SUPPLY
CONDON, MADRAS, BOARDMAN
PATAND LEAH SHANNON
(541)384-4138
CELL (541) 980-1393
541-384-4138
W orld o f Treasures
& Second Time Around
541 - 475-6140
FREE ESTIMATES * GUARANTEED WORK
CUSTOM EXHAUST • MUFFLERS • RADIATORS
ENGINES • TRANSMISSIONS • HEATERS
AIRCONDITIONING • ELECTRICAL • BRAKES
SUSPENSION AND MORE...
880 S. Adams Dr., Madras, OR
Fax: 475-2677
jsry r
a
N ew load used furniture just arrived
Table & Chairs, Recliners, Oak
Entertainment Center, China Hutch,
Desk, Lamps. Lots
more, also check
selection of new
furniture, gifts,
Fenton glass.
Stop by, there’s
more to see
1 7 8 S W 5 th S t, M a d ra s , O R 9 7 7 4 1 - 5 4 1 - 4 7 5 - 6 9 9 2
T h e o ld H a t f i e l d B u i l d i n g in d o w n t o w n M a d r a s
iJ M la » » .
„