Pgge 6
Spilyay Tymoo
July 20
Fire and
safety adds
position
A new position has been cre
ated at Fire and Safety and is
being filled by a current em
ployee.
Troy Thom has worked for
Fire and Safety for four years
as a firefighter/EMT, and will
continue to do so— with a
couple added responsibilities.
Now Thom will serve as the
Public In fo rm atio n O ffice r
(PIO) as well.
“Basically my job is to release
information to media on large
scale operations,” Thom said.
“The position acts as a buffer
between the command structure
and what’s going on.”
In the past that duty was
placed upon other staff mem
bers, giving them added respon
sibility. “The chief was fielding
tons o f phone calls and tons o f
requests for information from
various media sources,” Thom
said.
“It frees his time up on a situ
ation to do what his job is,” he
added.
The position isn’t one that
has just been created spontane
ously.
“It’s one o f those positions
that fire departments have. It’s
not something that has been cre
ated just for us,” Thom said.
“Redmond, Madras, everyone’s
got them. Our sole purpose is
to release authorized informa
tion on inquiry.”
Ahliyah Hisatake wins the Junior Division trophy saddle
in the Pi-Ume-Sha endurance horse race.
Photos courtesy of Emma Smith
Senior Divsion Endurance Race first-place winner
Johnny Smith (second frmo left); third place winner Tony
Cortazar (third from left); and second-place winner David
LeClaire (second from right). At left is Harry Hisatake,
sponsor for Smith; and at right is Jason Tohet, sponsor
for LeClaire.
5K
13 and under: Male: first
place, Alvis Smith IV, 30:12,
Warm Springs; second place,
M areo Sm ith, 3 7 :0 3 , Warm
Springs; third place, Seth Root,
41:02, Warm Springs.
Female: Karlen Yallup, 26:54,
Warm Springs; Mallory Smith,
33:03, Warm Springs; Reagan
Root, 35:02, Warm Springs.
19-29 ye ar s : Male: first
place, LakaKoosh Selem, 27:33,
Warm Springs; second place,
G reg T ip p ett, 3 5 :0 3 , K en t,
Wash.
Fem ale: first place, Ina
Wainawit, 31:18, Warm Springs;
second place, Bobbie Calica,
47:43, Warm Springs.
3 0 - 3 9 year s: Male: first
place, Alvis Smith III, 34:55,
Warm Springs.
Female: first place, Laurie
Danzuka, 35:38, Warm Springs;
Monica Leonard, 39:55, Warm
Springs; Shilo Tippett, 41:04,
Kent, Wash.
4 0 -4 9 year s: Male: first
place, mike G om ez, 3 9 :4 4 ,
Madras.
Fem ale: Ju an ita
Simpson, 39:45, Prineville.
5 0 - 5 9 year s: Male: first
place, Calvin Poncho, 27:49,
Warm Springs. Female: Cheryl
Lohman, 39:44, Madras.
6 0 -6 9 year s: Male: first
place, David Yepa Jr., 25:02,
Jem ez Pueblo, N.M.; second
place, Jim Keene, 55:57, Warm
Springs.
Female: first place, Gloria
Keene, 55:44, Warm Springs;
second place, Mavis Shaw,
55:45, Warm Springs.
10K
14-18 year s: Male: first
place, Freddy Hernandez, 40:28,
Madras; second place, Brandon
T h om p son , 4 8 :5 5 , Warm
Springs; third place, Sean
H arrington, 4 9 :0 5 , Warm
Springs.
19-29 year s: Male: first
place, Cameron Nathan, 54:40,
Warm Springs.
3 0 -3 9 years: Male: first
place, B rett Whipple, 46:38,
Warm Springs. Female: first
place, Sara O hm an, 5 5 :5 1 ,
Warm Springs.
4 0 -4 9 year s: Male: first
place, Dan Ahern, 58:55, Ma
dras; second place, Je ff Carolla,
59:42, Redmond. Female: first
place, Yvette Leecy, 1:16:09,
Warm Springs.
5 0-5 9 year s: Male: first
place, Gerald Allison Jr., 47:30,
The Dalles.
6 0 -6 9 year s: Male: first
place, Rich Lohm an, 58:06,
Madras.
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Safety, Police D epartm en t,
Warm Springs Housing Author
ity, Community Health Educa
tion Team, Oregon Embroidery,
Bend Awards and Engraving,
Lana Leonard and, o f course,
the Warm Springs Recreation
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Pi-Ume-Sha run results tallied
The following are the results
o f the 2006 Pi-Ume-Sha run:
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