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Fair Ribbon Winners
High school, middle school
sports physicals next week
School sports physicals will be
held at the Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center at
the clinic from 3:30-7 p.m. on
Thursday, August 18.
Students will need to check
in at the clinic front desk for
the physicals.
All students at Jefferson
County Middle School and Ma­
dras High School who are par­
ticipating in any sport activity are
required to have the physical ev­
ery two years.
The sports physical education
form is available now at the
clinic for parents to pick up and
complete.
The form needs to be filled
out and signed by a parent or
legal guardian before the physi­
cal is done.
Parents should accompany
students to the exam.
Students 16 and under must
be accompanied by a parent or
legal guardian for the exam:
Yvonne Iverson/Spilyay
Rosebud Whipple (above) and Annalise Whipple were
winners at this year’s Jefferson County Fair in July.
They won ribbons for the livestock they raised during the
year.
Raffle ticket buyers helped MHS seniors
Here are the raffle winners
from the fundraiser that
helped the 2011 Madras High
School graduates visit Disney
Land and other places on their
Senior Trip (winner followed
by item won):
Mike Collins, beaded check
book; Laura Kordatzky,
Pendleton purse; Rosie Tom,
beaded set; Perthina Espinoza,
beaded coin purse; Su Yen
Smith-Walker, beaded necklace;
Terry Stradley, horse rope; Levi
VanPelt, DVD player.
Eldon Tom, Scratch-It tick­
ets; Richard Wolfe, Pendleton
blanket; Amelia Colwash,
Pendleton purse; Mohiah Mann,
$25 Safeway gift card; Dixon
Davis, one-night stay at the Wild
Horse Casino; Bruce Brunoe Jr.,
$25 Wal-Mart gift card; Susan
Hood, shawl; Shelia Danzuka,
beaded necklace.
Peggy Faria, dentalium neck­
lace; Noah Suppah, bead neck­
lace; Tereny Hatahli, shell neck­
lace; Francis Sorrelhorse, neck­
lace; Cedrick Colwash,
Pendleton scarf; Orrin
Cortazar, yarn bag; Kathie
Davis, beaded bracelet; Larrissa
McConnville, cedar necklace;
Richard Tohet, Kah-Nee-Ta
one-night stay; Edison Yazzie,
Kah-Nee-Ta golf play; Heather
Cocly, smoked salmon.
MHS volleyball alumni fundraiser event Aug. 19
The Madras High School
Volleyball Alumni Fundraising
event is Friday, August 19 at 6
p.m.
There will be three teams:
one with current players, another
made up of former varsity play­
ers who graduated between
2006 and 2011, and a team of
former players who graduated
before ’06.
If you want to participate
contact Jamie Smith at 541-475-
7265. And, everyone is invited
to come watch.
The cost is $5 per family. Sin­
cerely,
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OLD BASKETS
an d R elated Item s
475-6317
Older brothers, sisters, aunts,
uncles or friends cannot stand
in for a parent during the physi­
cal.
If you cannot make this
clinic, you may participate free
of charge on Monday, August
15, at the sports physical clinic
being held in Madras at the
Methodist Church across the
street from Mountain View Hos­
pital.
The Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Center will also be
holding another sports exam
clinic in September for those stu­
dents who decide to participate
in sports after school starts or
who cannot make either of
these sports physical exam
times.
For more information, please
call Diane Fuller at the Warm
Springs Health and Wellness
Center, 541-553-1196, ext.
4420. Or email:
Diane, fuller@ihs.gov
Sale to help football squad
The Madras High School
Items can be picked up. If
Football program is in need of you have something to donate,
items for its upcoming garage please call 503-302-1044 or
sale, to be held August 12-13. email: lanai911@hotmail.com
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