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Tymoo,
November 16, 2011
Wgrm Springs, Oregon
Scott signs basketball scholarship letter
Abby Scott last week signed her
letter of intent to attend New
Mexico State University in Las
Cruces.
Scott, a senior at Madras
High School, will attend the uni­
versity on a full basketball schol­
arship. Scott is the daughter of
James and Amy Scott.
Abby, who is 6-foot-l, was
recruited by several colleges in
the country. She chose New
Mexico State for a number of
reasons.
“I know the assistant coach
very well,” Abby said. “It’s a
great school, and one where I
could play right away.”
She visited the school earlier
this year. “Their sports facilities
are nice,” she said. “It’s a small
community, and the people there
are very nice.”
Abby may be the first female
athlete from Madras High
School to receive a full-ride
sports scholarship. Her feeling
last week while signing the let­
ter of intent, she said, was one
of gratitude. “This is something
I’ve been doing all my life, and
it’s finally paid off,” she said.
If you want something
enough, and you work hard
enough, you can achieve your
goals, she said.
Abby signed her letter of
intent to play for the New
Mexico State Aggies in the
high school gym on Wednes­
day, Nov. 9. Her coach Rory
Oster, her parents, grandpar­
ents and friends were on hand
for the signing.
Last basketball season, as a
junior, Abby averaged 12.2
points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists
and 2.6 steals per game. She
helped lead the White Buffalos
to the class 4A state semifinal
round.
Young runner training for
Junior Olympic competition
Jonathan Fragua Jr. at age
8 is already an accomplished
cross country runner.
Jonathan, who is a mem­
ber of the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs, at­
tends Jemez Day School in
New Mexico.
This cross country season
he has placed first out of 30
runners at six total cross
country meets throughout
New Mexico. His mother,
Candace Heath, says that her
son is training and will be
competing in the 2011 Jun­
ior Olympic Cross Country
Competition.
Recently, on Nov. 6,
Jonathan placed ninth out of
40 runners at the USATF
New Mexico Junior Olympic
Cross Country Champion­
ships in Albuquerque.
The Regional Champion­
ship is on Nov. 19 in Cen­
tennial, Colo.
The National Champion­
ship is in December in
Myrtle Beach, South Caro­
lina.
The USATF Junior Olym­
pic program is one of the
most visible youth athletic
developmental programs in
the world. Nearly 70,000
youth athletes compete each
year.
This year Jonathan will
compete in the Bantam age
division (9 to 10 years old).
He will be running for a dis­
tance of 3 kilometers (1.86
miles).
December holiday bazaar at
PSUNative American center
Dave McMechan/Spilyay
At the letter of intent signing last week were coach Rory Oster, Jim, Amy and Abby Scott.
There will be a Christmas Ba- ,
zaar on Dec. 10 at the Portland
State University Native Ameri­
can Community Center. The
bazaar will be from 10 a.m.-5
p.m., Dec. 10.
Native vendors and exhibi­
tors are welcome. There is a $10
vendor fee. The fee is necessary
to pay for the space in the cen­
ter.
Here are some of the ven­
dor requirements and other in­
formation:
No sale of sacred items is
allowed. “Sacred items” are de­
fined as any parts of endangered
species, funerary artifacts, cedar,
sage, sweet grass, pipestone or
tobacco.
Vendor set up can begin at 9
a.m. on Dec. 10. Be aware, the
parking is tight. You may be able
to unload by parking in front of
the building, but please move
your vehicle once you are un­
loaded, so customers will have
access to the event.
Vendors cannot break down
their space until 5 p.m., the time
when the event ends.
A product donation to the
raffle is requested. For further
information contact Celeste
Whitewolf. Her email is:
npcoh@spiritone.com.
Or phone, 503-970-8004.
The PSU Native American
Community Center location is
710 SW Jackson, Portland.
4
Canada officials say no
salmon virus found in BC
(AP) _ Canadian govern­
ment officials said Tuesday
they have found no signs of
a potentially deadly, infectious
salmon virus in British Co­
lumbia.
Researchers with Simon
Fraser University in British
Columbia announced last
month they had detected in­
fectious salmon anemia, or
ISA, in two wild juvenile Pa­
cific salmon collected from
the province's central coast,
prompting fears the influ­
enza-like virus could wreck
the salmon fishing industry in
the Pacific Northwest.
' 'There's no evidence that
(the virus) occurs in fish off
the waters of British Colum­
bia," Dr. Cornelius Kiley, a
veterinarian with the Cana­
dian Food Inspection Agency
said during a news conference
Tuesday. He added: "It is not
known to occur at this mo­
ment of time in the North
Pacific."
Government tests of the
original 48 samples collected
from B.C. researchers at a
national laboratory have
turned up negative for the
virus, Canadian officials said.
Additional tests performed
on other samples have also
turned up negative, because
the quality of some of those
samples was too degraded to
be conclusive.
Their results are consis­
tent with independent testing
conducted by a lab in Nor­
way, officials said. While that
lab found one positive read­
ing among multiple tests, it
also noted the sample was
poor and the results could
not be reproduced, said Pe­
ter Wright, national manager
for the Research and Diag­
nostic Laboratory System
with Fisheries and Oceans
Canada.
Officials are continuing to
test samples for the salmon
virus, which has affected At­
lantic salmon fish farms in
Chile, Maine, New
Brunswick and other areas.
It does not affect humans.
Rick Routledge, a re­
searcher with Simon Fraser
University who announced
the detection of the salmon
virus in October, said Tues­
day that one positive read-
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35th ANNUAL WARM SPRINGS INDIAN m
HOLIDAY BOWLING TOURNAMENT
I
November 24 - 26, 2011
Memorial Tournament to be held in honor of
Laritta M. Greene
Pendleton jackets fo r winners in each event
$250 added purse to the All-Events fund
Breakdown:
Prize Fee:
$9.25
Lava Lanes
1555 NE Forbes
Bend, OR 97701
541-318-5656
Prize Fee Returned 100%
Mixed
Doubles
Lineage:
Expenses:
Per Entry/Per Event:
$9.25
$1.50
$20.00
USBC Certified
Saturday
12:00 & 4:00 pm
Mixed Team
Singles
Mens/Womens Holiday Roll-Off
Doubles/
Thursday, 3 <& 8 pm
Friday 9:00 am
2:30 pm
R oll-off Saturday 2:00 pm
$20 Entry Fee
Friday
11:30 am A
USBC - Youth
Masters
Masters/ Sr Masters (age 50+)
Big Dog
Saturday 10:00 am
pm
4 Divisions/Trophies
Friday, 5:30 pm
Friday, 5:30
$28 e n try /$ 2 5 Srs
$30 entry
(Added $200
purse)
Contacts:
E. Austin Greene Jr.
P.O. Box 1327
Warm Springs, Oregon 97761
(541) 553-1953/cougar_kegler2@yahoo.com
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910 SW Hwy. 87 Suite 203 Madras 541460-5020
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Margie Tuckta
P.O. Box 895
Warm Springs, Oregon 97761
97761
(541) 5 5 3 -9 2 0 7 /bonnie_55_10@yahoo.com
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Sandra Greene-Sampson
P.O. Box 904
Warm Springs, Oregon
(541) 553-6619/
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