Spílyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
April 24-, 2 0 0 8
Enjoy the rodeo action this weekend
Pgge 3
Workshops for home producers
Made at the K itchen Table,
workshops for hom e producers,
begin soon.
T h e w o rk sh o p s are sp o n
sored by Eagle Tech Systems.
Call to register: 553-1034.
The workshops demonstrate
how to earn an incom e from
your hom em ade items.
T h e M ade at th e K itch en
Table workshops provide partici
pants with assistance in devel-
oping appropriate costing for
their products, creating an in
come and expense analysis, un
derstanding how to manage cash
flow for inventory needs, and
developing individualized prod
uct quality standards.
In addition, presenters will
provide ideas on how to market
kitchen table products and how
to co-market with other produc-
Annual Chief Heath
golf tourney in May
Photo courtesy of the Rodeo Assoc.
Officers and members of the Warm Springs Rodeo Association include (front row)
secretary Liana Holyan (left), and treasurer Darralynne Cortazar; (second row) vice
president Ricky Graybael (left), and president Jason Smith, (third row) Emma Smith (left)
and Cheryl Tom (members); and (fourth row) sargeant at arms Jimmy Tohet (left) and
Ray Roba (member).
T he Warm Springs Rodeo
Association invites the pub
lic to the R oot Feast O pen
Jackpot Rodeo.
T h e ro d e o is Saturday,
A pril 26. A ction begins at
n o o n at the W arm Springs
Rodeo Arena.
Admission to the rodeo is
$3, kids under 6 free.
Events include junior barrel
racing, calf riding, and m utton
bustin’ (6 and under); and the.
wild colt race.
R odeo action includes the
w ild h o rse race, calf ro p in g ,
break away roping, bareback,
saddle bronc, wild ride, barrel
racing, team roping, among
other events.
C ow boy g o lf scram ble,
$40 entry fee, o n Sunday,-
April 27, shotgun start at 11
a.m. F or m ore inform ation
on the scramble, call Butch
D avid at 553-0112.
Senior rodeo in Redmond next month
T he E lev en th A nnual N a
tional Senior P ro Rodeo returns
tp R edm o n d Saturd a y arid Sun-
day, May 31 -June 1.
; , T he Saturday perform ance is
designated as a to u r rod eo in
which contestants com pete for
triple points and a larger purse.
T he points w on during the
year are w hat quality the con
testants for the N ational Finals
in W innem ucca, Nevada, Nov.
4-9.
T he R ed m o n d R odeo was
voted Rodeo o f the Year in 2007
out o f 80-plus Senior P ro Re
does in the U.S. and Canada.
Advance tickets can be pur
chased at the Spotted Mule in
Bend and Saddle Up Saddlery
in R edm ond fo r $7 and kids 6
years and under are free.
There is also a Ride-N-Ropin
O p en G o lf T o u rn am en t May
30 at th e Eagle C rest R esort
C o u rse . I t is a fo u r-m a n
scramble form at and is open to
the public. Cost is $70 per man
w h ich in clu d es c a rt, p rizes,
aw ard s a n d B B Q lu n c h .
Crafters and vendors are also
w an ted fo r th e ro d eo event.
C ost for vendor space is $50 for
one day and $75 for b oth days.
T h e ro d e o also o ffe rs a
fundraising opportunity for any
Scramble golf tourney
to benefit Rodeo Assoc.
A scram ble g o lf to u rn a
m en t to benefit the W arm
Springs R odeo A ssociation
is set fo r the K ah-N ee-T a
G o lf Course. T he scram ble
will be in the fo u r-p erso n
f o r m a t. D a te is S unday,
A pril 27, shotgun start at 11
a.m.
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Call B utch D avid to sign
u p y o u r te a m , 5 5 3 -0 1 1 2
(h). E n try fee is $40 perso n
(entry includes green fees,
K p’s and long-putts) . Putting
strin g : $5 each , tw o p e r
te a m . O n e s tr in g p e r 9
holes. For inform ation, con
tact B utch 325-2253 (c).
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The Playstation @ Express Shop
Open f o r business in the ffTarm Springs Blasma.
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The new arcade and lounge well as Friday and Saturday
are open Monday through Thurs- from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. and
. day from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. as Sunday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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2008 Hood to Coast Raffle
Raffle is underway, drawing to be
held on June 25 (need not be present to win)
Items to be raffled include XBOX 360, Afghan, Lillian
Pitt tiles, quilt, beaded keychain, $50 gas card, $40
Hollywood Video gift card, and much more!
S eeth e following for tickets ($1 each or 6 for $5): Lex Anguiano, Kaipo
Akaka, JeffAnspach, Shawn Harry, Rich Lohman, A ny Leonard, Angela
Anderson, Monica Leonard, Yvette Leecy, Karlen Yallup, Ina Schuster,
Leslie Davis, Saphronla Katchia and Val Squiemphen. Proceeds to help
Hood to Coast team with van rentals.
T h e M u seu m at W arm
Springs Annual Chief Delvis
H eath Sr. G o lf Tournam ent
is set for Saturday, May 3,
shotgun start at 9 a.m.
F o rm a t is fo u r p e rs o n
scramble, $75 per player, in
cludes green fees, two golf
carts per team and lunch. Fun
side games, KPs, LPs, long
est drive, string and mulligans.
The tournam ent is held at
the Kah-Nee-Ta High D esert
R e s o rt an d C asin o G o lf
Course.
The 18-hole course boasts
a multitude o f challenges in
cluding th e W arm Springs
River, which runs adjacent to
the course.
A special lodging cost has
been provided. Call Kah-Nee-
Ta at 1-800-553-4SUN and
Chief Heath with former
Oregon Governor Vic
Atiyeh.
m ention “T he M useum at
Warm Springs G o lf” to re
serve your room now. G reat
prizes will be awarded.
ers.
Classes being on Saturday,
May 3. Classes will be held at
Eagle Tech on three consecu
tive Saturdays in preparation for
the start o f the outdoor market
selling season. Everyone is wel
come to participate. This work
shop is m ade possible by the
Partnership to E nd Poverty and
Eagle Tech Systems.
Football
registration
available
R egistration form s fo r the
2008 Bend Metro Park and Rec
reation D istrict Y outh Tackle
Football program are currently
available at the Pioneer N ews
paper office in Madras.
Registration will be accepted
betw een May 5-23. T he p ro
gram is open to all youth enter
ing grades 4 - 6 for the 2008 —
2009 school years. Teams will be
form ing in Madras. The regis
tration fee is $ 110 per player.
E q u ip m e n t is p ro v id ed . T he
program begins the week o f Au
gust 18 and continues through
O ctober 19. Teams will practice
in M adras and play games on
Sunday aftern o o n s m ainly in
Bend. For m ore inform ation call
the Bend M etro Park and Rec
reation D istrict O ffice at 389-
7275 or Carl Lindgren at 475-
7379.
Summer Blast O ff tourney coming in M ay
viable club, group or organiza
tion selling advanced rodeo tick
The Summer Blast O ff hoop
tourney, for high school boys
try deadline is May 12. Money
order only, no personal checks.
Hustle (both divisions).
F o r in fo rm a tio n only call
ets. Sell tickets fo r $7 and your
group keeps $2 for every ticket
a n d g irls,yJppyrrgSj t q ; W r ,n)
S prings o n M ay 16-18. E n try
o r d e r s p a y a b le to
“T hanksgiving Y outh Basketball
T re y L e o n a r d a t (541) 325-:
6468;
or
em ail;
sold.
For local rodeo entry or in
fo r m a tio n o n any o f th e se
events, contact D oug W hite at
350-0565.
information: $300 per team for
boys (ten team limit); and $250
per team for girls (six team limit).
E ig h t-p lay er ro s te rs , first
come first serve: first ten boys
team paid, an d first six, girls
teams paid will be entered. E n
T ournam ent.”
Awards: Boys: first, second,
third and fourth (leather sleeve
jackets for first); Girls: first, sec
ond and third (wool jackets for
first); A ll T o u rn ey , M VP,
S po rtm an sh ip , Mr. and Mrs.
lleonard@ wstiibes.org.
To enter only, call M onica
Leonard at (541) 325-2215 (af
te r 6 p .m .); o r em ail:
tm leonard@ bendnet.com. Must
show p ro o f o f school enroll
ment, no exceptions.