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January 31, 2008
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Fire Management Rookie o f the Year
Safety inspection required for food vendors
P eople w h o operate fo o d
vending businesses o n the res
ervation sh ould c o n tact the
t r ib a l s a n ita r ia n , N a n c y
C ollins, to schedule an ap
p o in tm en t fo r a com pliance
inspection.
T h e tribes do n o t w ish to dis
courage ven d o rs, b u t th ere are
sa fe ty r e q u ire m e n ts th a t th e
businesses need to m eet.
T o schedule an ap p o in tm en t,
call Collins at th e In d ian H ealth
Services clinic in W arm Springs,
at 553-4943.
Collins also w o u ld like to
k n o w th e b u siness’s h o u rs o f
operatio n , in o rd er to m ake
an inspection during th e busi
ness o p eratin g hours.
Warm Springs Vocational
Rehabilitation will host ori
entation sessions on the fol
lowing Mondays in 2008.
Orientation sessions begin
at 3 p.m.: February 11 and
25; March 10 and 24; April 7
and 21; May 5 and 19; June
2 and 16; July 14 and July
28; August 4 and 18. Voc
Rehab is located at 4217 A
H o llid a y S treet, Warm
Springs. The phone number
is 553-4952.
Training offered for care providers
H ave you considered becom
ing a family child care provider?
I f so, now is the tim e to act.
N eig h b o rlm p act, C hild Care
R esources is bringing a training
event to W arm Springs.
Y ou w ill receive all o f th e
required training needed to be-
com e a registered child care p ro
vider in ju st o n e day.
I f you w ou ld like to register
for th e special training event th at
will b e held o n Saturday, M arch
1, p lease call (541) 5 4 8 -2 3 8 0
ext. 118 o r 121 to register o r to
get m o re info rm atio n .
Remembering
Golden Glover
Leslie Mitts/Spilyay
Young Hellon (left) and Brad Donahue.
Y o ung H ello n ' received the
R ookie o f th e Year an d C om
m itm en t Award fro m F ire M an
agem ent fo r 2007.
H ellon, 23, said it was his first
year w orking for Fire M anage
m en t, b u t he ho p es to w o rk for
th em again in th e future.
“I think they’ll take m e a long
way,” he said.
A ccording to B rad D onahue,
they’ve b een giving th e aw ard
for the p ast few years to show
appreciation to the, p erso n w ho
w orked the h ard est and picked
everything u p quickly.
H ellon w ould specifically like
to thank the sta ff at Fire M an
agem ent, like Trey L eonard and
B rad D o n a h u e , as w ell as his
fellow crew m em bers.
“I just w ant to say th an k you
fo r w orking there, fo r the Ju n i
p er Crew,” H ellon said.
Willie Boyd
was a
North
Central
high school
student
when he
won the
Northwest
Golden
Gloves bantamweight
championship.
He fought for the
Washington Athletic Club
of Seattle, and the PALS
club of Spokane.
1987 Jeep Wagoneer
Red
Was $2,500
This week $1,750
Photo courtesy of Austin Smith.
Leather
Book $3,800
Finals Rodeo
This week $2,495
(C ontinued fro m page 1)
C o m petitors w ere fro m five
I
d i f f e r e n t r e g io n s a r o u n d th e
country.
A cco rd in g to Sm ith, he typi
cally com petes in ro d eo events
th ro u g h o u t th e year.
“I t ju st depends, I guess,” he
said. “E very year is different, it
ju st dep en d s o n h o w m an y ro
deo s I have an d if I have the
tim e.”
H e co m p etes o n th e w eek
ends an d describes his ro d eo in
v olvem ent as “ju st a hobby.”
Sm ith recently co m pleted his
liberal studies degree and plans
to atten d O reg o n State U niver
sity in th e fall to o b ta in his:
m aster’s degree. H e said he is
thinking o f studying som ething
related to natu ral reso u rces in
graduate school.
T h ere are m any sponsors that
they w ou ld like to thank, Sm ith
said, in clu d in g W arm Springs
P o w er an d W ater E n te rp ris e ,
lo c a l lo g g e rs, W a rm S p rin g s
M arket, B rigette W hipple, and
Rodney Sm ith Trucking.
Plus, Sm ith said, “I ’d like to
; th an k th e com m unity o f W arm
’ Springs for their su p p o rt for m e
To go to A rizona.”
H e w ould also like to thank
all th e p e o p le w h o d o n a te d
m o n ey fo r p eo p le from this re
gion to attend, Sm ith added.
This week $5,995
Ä Si 1^8 8B8isfc
___________
, prize payout. Q uestions: L ynn
D a v is (4 6 0 -2 0 2 8 ); P a t A lle n
j (553-2503).
1996 Ford Aspire 5-speed,
over 40mpg
Book $2,410
This week $1,995
submitted photo
Glendon Smith and Trevor Hurtado competing during the rodeo in Arizona.
1996 Suzuki Sidekick 4x4
Book $5,495
This week $3,995
Automotive
& Towing
since
755 S.W. Hwy 97, Madras, OR 97741
Valentines
pool tourney
, All p o o l players are invited
•to a scotch doubles Valentines
p o o l to u rn ey set fo r Saturday,
Feb. 9 at the Rialto in Madras.
T h e t o u r n a m e n t is s c o t c h
d o u b le s m a n a n d w o m a n ,
double elimination race to 5 blind
draw . R e g is tra tio n b e g in s a t
11:30 a.m ., to u rn e y b eg in s at
12:30 p.m.
F irst place th ro u g h fifth place
cash p ay o u t. E n try $7.50 p e r
person.R affle, silent auction and
'd o o r prize held d u ring tourna-
I m ent. All funds raised added to
1995Jeep Grand
Cherokee Limited 4x4
Red, leather, auto
was $6,995
Mercury Sable
White, Leather, auto
Was $4,995
This week $3,995
Largest selection
of pre-owned vehicles in Madras.
CALL 475-6663
A few other Specials THIS WEEK:
1998 Ford Contour................................................. $2,995
or stop by for an appointment
1995 Nissan Sentra G X E ....................................... $2,995
-Approved Auto Repair
-Approved Towing
COMPLETE ÂUT9 MOT(VE“RëpA,R
1998 Ford Expedition 4x4...................................... $7,995
1998 Ford Taurus Wagon,
seats 8
was$5.810
this week $4,995
1997 Subaru
AWD, 5 spd, 118K miles
was $6,495
this week $5,4951995
1996 Ford Taurus, green
(stock #110804)
was $3,495
this week $2,495
Chevrolet AWD Minivan
(stock # 103103), seats 8
was $3,995
this week $2,995
Over 40 cars and trucks to choose from.
M O S T U N D E R $ 3,0 00 .
& T ow ing
H Towi«e I
Jones Auto Sales is located ju s t north o f
A hern’s Market in Madras.
380 N. Highway 26, Madras, Oregon 97741