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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 2009)
Baseball trip to Cooperstown My n am e is D a v id E z ra Smith. I am 12 years old and I am in the sixth grade. I am the so n o f T yro n e an d M asam i Smith. My paternal grandpar ents are F rank Sm ith (Warm Springs) and Sheryl D ieteren (Columbus, Ohio). My m aternal grandparents are George D anzukajr. (Warm Springs) and Roberta Danzuka (Yakama). I currently live in Columbus, O hio with my par ents and my two sisters, A fton and Tashina Smith. My dad has been teaching and coaching me in the realm o f b aseb all since I was old enough to throw a ball. H ere in Columbus, I have been playing baseball since I was 5 years old for the G reater Westside Base ball League. T h e past few years I have played baseball for my dad, and o u r team has becom e a very dom inant and competitive base ball team in the Central O hio area. Throughout these endeavors, February 26, 2009 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 2 Dayicl Ezra Smith we as a team have earned an admiring reputation, one that is synonymous with all the higher standards th at this sp o rt is them ed around— hard work, dedication, team-work, excel lence and sportsmanship. T his year I have been se lected for a travel baseball team o u t o f C olum bus called the Wesdand Cougars. O ur team is going to com pete in the 2009 U.S. Specialty Sports Associa tion (USSSA) National Tourna m en t in C ooperstow n, N ew York from June 13-19. O ur fees ($850 per player in addition to travel costs— food, gas, lodging, etc.) for this tour nam ent are going to be very phe nomenal, so I am seeking finan cial su p p o rt and sponsorship from anyone w ho would be will ing to donate to this once in a lifetime experience o f mine. I w ould like to th a n k my grandparents, family and friends who have supported and encour aged m e in sports, my life and in my education thus far. A nd I also w an t to rem em b er G o d and thank H im for allowing m e this opportunity in my lifetime. I am very excited and honored to represent the W arm Springs N ation in our pursuit o f the 2009 USSSA National Title. Respectfully, David Ezra Smith. (Please forward all contribu tions to the following address. Make all paym ents payable to Tyrone a n d /o r Masami Smith. T hank you very much. Tyrone & Masami Smith, 1308 W oodcroft Rd. E., Columbus, O H 43204.) REMODEL YO UR HOME ADD A ROOM FIX THAT BATHROOM or KITCHEN ■ New Home Construction ■ Carpet ■ Tile ■ ■ ■ Wood Floors Cabinets Countertops ■ Window Coverings FREE ESTIMATES & CONSULTATION Shadow project seeking to re-establish contact T he Shadow project is trying to re-establish with some fami nes w ho have m oved o r lost contact. Please call E.J. Miller, project assessment coordinator at 800- 980-4805 or 541-346-4209. O r call B renda W illiam s, education project assistant at 553-0104. O r C arol Sahm e, family interventionist at 553- 4918. O r stop by the Shadow fam ily office and resource room , lo cated at the Com m unity Coun se lin g C e n te r. T h e S hadow project looks forward to hearing from you soon. 541-546-9008; cell 503-806-4830 Cash and Release Voted #1 pawn shop in Madras! Jefferson County’s only used gun dealer Healthy heart lunches at Family Resource Center T h e C o m m u n ity H e a lth Education Team is hosting heart health classes from noon to 1 p.m. every Friday at the Family Resource Center. Lunch is p ro vided to all participants. T he classes, called Honoring the G ift o f H eart Health, are dedicated to education regard- ing the prevention o f cardio vascular heart disease. H onoring the G ift o f H eart H ealth will teach you how to make the choices you need to prevent heart disease, or* im p ro v e y o u r c u r re n t h e a lth choices. T h e classes w ill be held through mid April. For more information, call the Com m unity H ealth Education Team staff at 553-3462. Stop , by the Family Resource Center to sign up. O r fax your name, mailing address and phone num ber to 553-3543. Resource team approves timber, other projects T he Resource M anagement Interdisciplinary Team on Feb ru a ry 10 a p p ro v ed decision docum ents fo r th e 2010 and 2011 tim ber sales, along with two small project assessments (SPAs), one to expand fiber op tic capabilities and another to rock a portion o f Charley Can yon Road. T he team (RMIDT) unani m ously passed a resolution to approve a decision docum ent fo r th e U p p er Beaver C reek 2010 T im ber Sale. A project assessment, evalu ating the sale’s impacts, had al ready been released for tribal m em ber com m ent and after a 30-day review the project was approved as recom m ended by the technical staff from N atu ral Resources and Forestry. T he U p p er Beaver Creek 2010 Tim ber Sale will target a harvest volum e o f approxi mately 27 million board feet of timber. T he treatm ent area is just under 2,500 acres in size. R M ID T u n a n im o u sly passed a resolution to approve a decision docum ent for the U p p e r W arm S prings 2011 Tim ber Sale, as well. This sale will target a harvest volume o f approximately 37.5 m illion board feet o f tim ber and coyer an area just under 1,800 acres in size. M aps and assessm ents o f both tim ber sales are available through the Forestry Branch office. A p r o je c t a p p ro v e d by RM ID T under the SPA process will allow Eagle-Tech Systems to expand the tribal fiber net work. Fiber optic cable will now go to the new media center, Tribal Construction, Natural Resources an d F o re stry b ra n c h e s, B IA Roads, and BIA Facilities Man agement. A second SPA to rock ap proximately two miles o f Char ley Canyon Road was also ap proved by RMIDT. ¿ " /¡ p o r tin g t /t e btt¿ine¿¿e¿ g o w i e e i n t/e Qt/i/gog IJgmno. Do you have guns, gold, jewelry, beaded items, log splitters or chain saws? Maybe a horse trailer or ATV? Then we have CASH to loan you! 60 day loan period If you don’t need a loan, come visit us for that special gift for someone. We stock firearms, chainsaws, jewelry, hand tools and lots of Native American beadwork and traditional regalia. So come in and see us! Located at 579 SE 5th Street, across from Thriftway. Or give us a call at (541) 475-3157. License number PB0339 DOOR KIEPER CONSTRUCTION, LLC AARP offering driver safety course T h e A m erican Association o f Retired People driver safety class is being offered in Madras from 1 to 5 p.m. this Thursday and Friday, Feb. 26-27. T o e n ro ll call 4 7 5 -2 7 17. T h e re is a $14 s tu d e n t fee (A A R P d is c o u n t is $12). C o m p le tio n o f th e c o u rse qualifies you for insurance dis count at age 55. All drivers wel come. Call Ruth for inform a tion, 317-0610. DON REDFIELD CCB #178812 541-475-2027 541-460-0805 E M A IL. DOORKEEPERLLCONETZERO.COM REMODELS/NEW HOMES/HOME ADDITIONS DOORS, WINDOWS, SIDINC, CARPET, VINYL, CABINETS, COUNTER TOPS AND TRIM Library open Monday-Friday The Warm Springs Community Library, located in the Family Resource Center, is open Monday through Thurs day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 553-3462 for information. WORK SPECIALIST! REFERENCES ¿5» IgHBB 1
