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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 6 November Fitness Challenge kicks off Winter sports information T he following is the infor m ation o n w inter sports at Madras H igh School. G irls b a sk e tb a ll tryouts are Nov. 10-12, from 3:30- 5:30 p.m. Head coach is Rory O s te r, J V c o a c h is T o m Begay, Frosh coach is Allison Seavy. T h e girls will open the season on the road for the first four games, and return hom e on Dec. 16 to intro duce the new coaching staff to the MHS fans. B o y s b a sk e tb a ll tryouts are Nov. 10-12 from 5:30- 7:30 p.m . H e a d co ach is Allen Hair, JV coach is TJ B y L eslie M itts Spilyay Tymoo T he annual N ovem ber F it ness Challenge began this week with a kickoff event at the Com munity Center. E ach year th e R ecreatio n D epartm ent hosts the challenge that aims to find out which team can have the highest average o f minutes exercised. Between 20 and 25 teams typi cally com pete during the chal lenge. Teams consist o f a maxi m um o f 15 people and are often formed within departments. Anyone wishing to partici p ate is encouraged to find a team, sign a team waiver, and sign the roster form. Fees are either $4 for participation, $8 for a t-shirt, or $13 for a sweatshirt. A fter fees are collected, ex ercise logs are distributed and team m em bers begin logging Foltz, and Frosh coach is Jeff Neal. T he boys program will be sellin g s u b s c rip tio n s to E S P N T h e M agazine and b asketball sw eatshirts fo r parents to help raise funds this year. W restlin g practice begins Nov. 10-14 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. H e a d c o a c h is P au l B ro w n , J V c o a c h e s are Shawn Smith and Ron Oliver. T h e w restling p ro g ram will be recognizing the 30th anniversary o f the Nels Ochs M emorial Wrestling T ourna m ent on Jan. 3. Leslie Mitts/Spilyay Fitness challenge participants signed up at the recent Kickoff Poker Walk. their minutes o f exercise. Recreation hosted a kickoff w alk o n M onday fo r team s ready to im prove their fitness. T hose w ho participated in the walk earned triple points for that day. T he w inner o f the N ovem ber F itness C hallenge will be the team w ith the highest average the Campus by the Children’s P ro te c tiv e S e rv ices g ro u p home. We c an “ T am m e N u m u Yadooa!”, “Kiksht Awawat!” ku “Ichishkin Sinwik!” For inquiry, call 553-2200 or 1543. Arts and crafts n um ber o f m inutes exercised during the m o n th o f N ovem ber. F or m ore inform ation, call Recreation at 553-3243. Hoops tourney Nov. 14-16 at center Culture and Heritage schedules language classes, family arts and crafts T h e C ulture and H eritage D ep artm en t is offering after school classes fo r all ages in Kiksht, N um u and Ichishkin. M onday will be thé K iksht class; T u e sd a y w ill b e th e Ichishkin class; and Wednesday will be the N um u class. Classes are from 4 to 5 p.m. in the new Language Trailer on November 6, 20 0 8 Culture and Heritage is host ing A rts and Crafts for the Fam ily on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 7 p.m. at Culture and Heritage in the Education Build ing- For m ore inform ation and to inquire about the list o f materi als needed, call 553-1543 o r 3424. T he G athering o f N a tions O pen 6-feet Basket ball Tournam ent will be at the W arm Springs Comm u nity C enter Friday through Sunday, Nov. 14-16. E n try fee is $275, m ust be paid by the first game or no play. Awards: first, sec o n d an d th ird , all stars, M V P, M r. H u s tle , Mr. Three, and high scorer. For in f o rm a tio n call C arlos Calica at 553-1049; or tour n a m e n t d ir e c to r R ick M inthorn, 460-0661. Regional sporting events T h e B i g T i m e B a i le r s O p e n T o u r n a m e n t is th is weekend, Friday through Sun day, Nov. 7-9. C ontact Jeanna W hitefoot at (509) 833-5186. T he Tulalip Tribes will host th e T han k sg iv in g B asketball T ournam ent Nov. 28-30. E ntry fee is $350. F or inform ation call Sabrina Moses, recreation coor dinator, at (425) 754-6484. T he Twenty-Fourth Annual N e z P er ce B a sk etb a ll T our n a m e n t is Nov. 28-30 at the Pi- Nee-Waus Community Building in Lapwai, Idaho. F or m ore in form ation contact Joe “Esky” M cCorm ack at (208) 843-2537; o r Patti M cC orm ach at (208) 843-7375. Entrance fee is $300. S p o n s o re d by th e N a tio n Oldtimers Association. T he Tulalip Tribes will host the B id d y B a sk etb a ll J a m b o ree on Saturday, Nov. 15. There is no registration fee. For infor m ation call Toby Jones at (360) 716-4881. T he F ourth Annual C h ester S m ith Jr. M e m o r ia l B a sk e t b all T o u r n a m e n t is set for Fri day through Sunday, Nov. 21-23. F or m ore inform ation call Ron S m ith at (775) 463-3275; o r D ebra Keats at (775) 463-2350. T he First Annual T im o th y an d F ran ces K autz M em o ria l M e n ’s B a sk etb a ll will be held in the Nisqually tribal gym this Friday through Sunday, Nov. 7- 9. For inform ation call Mariah K autz at (360) 349-5181. E ntry fee is $350. Distance learning orientation in W.S. Everyone is invited to an ori entation session presented by E a s te r n O re g o n U n iv ersity from 1 to 3 p.m. on Monday, Nov. in the upstairs training room o f the Education build ing. T he orientation will include discussion o f the E astern O r egon University distance educa- tion programs. M any stu d en ts in C entral O regon are already working to w ards degrees w ith m ajors in A nthropology/Sociology, Busi ness A dm in istratio n o r E c o nomics; English (literature and film); Fire Services A dm inistra tio n ; P h y sical A c tiv ity an d Health; Philosophy, Politics and ■Economics; Psychology; and Liberal Studies — degrees that fo cus on two areas o f study. Come to orientation meeting w ith any questions you have for the E astern O regon University advisor. F or further inform ation you may also call the D istance E d u cation center office at 385-1137. : . ... . - . s ... FENDERS by ENDRES . . Warm Springs Library open Monday-Thursday T he W arm Springs C om munity Library is located in the Family Resource Center. T he library is open M on day through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Fri day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. L ibrary Staff invites all comm unity members to stop by and browse through the grow ing book collection. T here are com puters avail able for Internet access, as well as daily newspapers. T he library is conducting a survey to find out how to best serv e th e W arm S p rin g s community. I f you wish to give your input, stop by the library to fill out a survey form. F o r m o re in fo rm atio n , call 553-3462 or send an e- mail to lsmith@ wstribes.org Fast, Courteous 24-Hour Service. ’X - — C o u p o n M adras KFC- I X r'JUU' Says a BIG Thank You ! J I Bring this coupon in on M O N D A Y O R T U E S D A Y O N LY I I to 1075 SW Hwy 97, Madras, OR and get an 8 piece I bucket of Chicken for $8 Accident Recovery. Insurance Roll Back, for damage-free Towing approved. Statewide coverage 475-6491 office, or 480-9685 cell Wärm Springs Mtekefi Indite. Arts ted Crbfis 2132 Wirt» Springs St¡. Chicken only. Good MONDAY & TUESDAY only. Expires lires 11/15/08 11/15/08 C ^ o u p > o r-i L I Winn Springs, 03 97761 (S4SSS3-ISS7
