June 13, 2012
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Resort hosts Boomer Classic fundraiser
The conditions were per­
fect recently for a round o f
golf at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort’s
beautiful golf course.
This was the setting for the
Boomer Classic, the Museum
at Warm Springs annual ben­
efit golf tournament.
The museum first hosted
the benefit golf tournam ent
in 1996 to help with the m u­
seum m aintenance reserve
fund. The tourney now ben­
efits the museum’s Education
Programs.
D u rin g these econom ic
times and challenging budget­
ary conditions, we at the m u­
seum m ust proactively work
towards strengthening our fi­
nancial position. O ne way to
accom plish this is through
fund raising. This tournament
is a fun way to help us reach
our goals.
Courtesy photos.
Tied for first place: Vanport International team (above),
and Orrick Team 1 (below).
Tournament results
Tied for first place: Orrick
Team 1, Chief Delvis Heath,
Douglas Goe, Jim Keller and
Larry Patterson; and V anport
In te rn a tio n a l,
R o d n ey
K atchia, Jo h n K atchia Sr.,
Jo h n K atch ia Jr. and Jack
Langley.
Second place: Local Boys,
Louie Pitt, Olney Patt Jr. and
Willie Stacona.
T h ird
place:
W arm
S p rin g s T eleco m , Jo se
Matanane, Kevin Gastin and
Je ff Anspach.
Fourth place: Orrick Team
2, L ee H e lg e rs o n , G re g
Blonde, Selwyn Bingham and
Carol Ilhenburg.
Side games: Ladies KP,
Tami MacLeod. Ladies Long­
est D rive, T am i M acLeod.
Mens KP, Rodney Katchia.
Mens KP, G arrett Waltosz.
Mens Long Drive, Louie
Pitt. Long Putt, Jo h n Katchia
Sr.
Raffle: Pendleton vest and
mug won by Olney Patt Jr.
Pendleton Blanket w on by
A aton Noteboom.
This event could n ot have
happened with out the gen­
erosity o f our sponsors:
O rric k , P G E , W arm
Springs Power & Water E n ­
terprise; K arnopp, Peterson
LLC, V anport International,
W arm Springs Composit.es,
H DR, South Valley Bank and
T ru st, W arm Springs V en­
tu re s,
W arm
S p rin g s
Telecom, JG P Group.
Thank you all so much for
your support!
O rric k also sp o n s o re d
prizes an d g ift certificates
from Kah-Nee-Ta golf shop
and the museum gift shop.
W arm Springs T elecom
sponsored the lunch provided
by; In d ia n H ead C asino.
Thank you very much! These
were appreciated by all.
I D o n a tio n s an d p rizes:
W idgi C reek G o lf C lub,
P ro n g h o rn G o lf Club, the
Greens A t Redmond, Evaline
Patt, Dakota Stacona, Warm
Springs Parole and Probation,
S u n m iet M ab en , C aro l
Leone, Indian H ead Casino
and Marcie Stacona. These
items were used for gifts and
prizes. Thank you very much!
T h ere was a g o lf group
who helped in the planning
stage, who sought sponsors,
w h o .g u id ed us and shared
their expertise. Your help and
su pport is priceless. T hank
you so m uch to Jim Manion,
Lynn Johnson and Douglas
Goe.
K ah-N ee-Ta R esort was
our gracious host. We would
like to thank golf professional
Jo e R auschenburg and his
staff, Aryann and Mike. Your
help and guidance was surely
app reciated . All th e w o rk
leading up to the tournament,
tra c k in g th e g o lf sco res,
placement o f signs, running
the chip and putt, we appre­
ciate you!
T h a n k y o u to
C h ie f
Delvis Heath, who sponsored
delicious fry bread for the par­
ticipants. It was wonderful, we
heard great compliments all
day about the fry bread.
We would also like to thank
the family, friends and col­
leagues o f Jim “B o o m er”
N o teb o o m , for helping us
keep his m em ory alive. H e
was a strong supporter o f the
museum and is dearly missed
but not forgotten.
Thank you to all the golf­
ers who came and shared sto­
ries, had a g reat tim e and
m ost o f all helped us support
our fund raising efforts!
The Boomer Classic
team
Portland to Coast raffle
The Portland to Coast
team is holding a raffle for
its upcoming season. Pro­
ceeds go toward travel ex­
penses for 2012 Portland
to Coast.
The raffle drawing will
be held on August 17. You
need not be present to win.
Tickets are $1 each or six
for $5.
R affle item s include
earrings, gift certificate,
(full set o f acrylic nails),
h o rs e h a ir
keychain,
concho keychain, gift bas­
ket o f huckleberry items,
cow girl bling necklace,
Healthy Breakfast, Awareness dinner
The Healthy Breakfast will
be served from 9-9:45 a.m.
on Tuesday, June 26 in the
H ealth and Wellness Center
kitchen conference room.
F o r the b reak fast, E ric
Bradford, new Diabetes pro­
g ram supervisor, will talk
about activity.
Plus, the program has a
menu planned for the Aware­
ness dinner on Tuesday, June
19: turkey, w raps and fruit
salad, True lemon for water.
Dr. Rudd is still planning to
talk about obesity.
T he Diabetes Awareness
and Support G roup meets at
the Senior C enter from 5-
6:30 p.m. on the third Tues­
day o f the month. The next
one is June 19.
Basic roping course for youth
Youth in grades 3-12 are
invited to learn basic roping,
th ro u g h a p ro g ram sp o n ­
sored by O SU E xtension,
taught by Edison Yazzie.
T h e class w ill be th is
Thursday, June 14 from 10
a.m.-2 p.m. at the Education
building training room. There
is a limit o f 30 kids.
Sign up at the OSU E x­
tension office or by calling
553-3238. This class is a be­
ginning roping class and kids
are encouraged to bring their
own ropes, if they have them.
M orning water classes at resort
T h e K ah-N ee-Ta Water
Fitness Class summer hours
are fro m 9:15-10:15 a.m.
every Wednesday.
Pi-Ume-Sha
Boxing 2012
large red bag, insulated
lunch tote, bag with party
supplies, gift certificate,
$25 V isa card (th e re o f
these) , L ottery scratch-
offs, pedicure, m assage
and spa, tw o-w eek free
pass to the Madras Athletic
Center.
To g e t y o u r tick ets,
please see one o f the fol­
lowing people:
S haw na
Ja c k s o n ,
A m an d a
T h o m p so n ,
Juanita Simpson, Melissa
Benson, Cheryle Lohman
or Val .Squiemphen.
For more information con­
tact Jeri Kollen at 541-553-
2478; or call E dm und Francis
at 553-1196.
Softball deposits due by Monday
The Pi-Ume-Sha Softball
T o u rn am ent is com ing up
June 23-24 at the Com m u­
nity Center ballfields.
This is an All-Indian, plus-
1 Men’s and Women’s Tour-
nament.
The $25 deposits are due
by June 18. For more infor­
mation, call Jerry Sampson at
541-553-6619 or 541-325-
1866.
Money Camp for kids in July
T he Warm Springs Recre­
ation D ep artm en t and the
Community Action Team are
offering a Money Camp for
Kids.
The camp begins on Ju ly
9 and lasts through June 13,
fro m 1-3 p.m . in C a ro l’s
R o o m at th e C om m unity
Saturday, June 23
3:30 p.m. ~ Warm Springs
Community Center Gym
Free Fun Free Fun Free Fun
Presented by the
Warm Springs Boxing Club
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Center.
This is free and open to
youth hetween 6 and 12 years
o f age.
For m ore information, or
to sign your child up, call
C assie at 541-553-3148.
Space is limited.
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MHS Girls Basketball Fundraiser
Sign up for Summer Recreation
Applications available at the Community
Wellness Center Office 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
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Ages 6-18
Summer Recreation hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mon.-Fri. Closed 12:00-1:00 daily
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At Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant
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221 SE 5th S tre e t, M a d ra s (4 7 5 -1 1 4 4 )
Please come into Pepe’s and help out!
Wednesday, June 20 from 4-8 p.m.
Advertise
in the
Spilyay Tymoo
I f you are interested in
advertising in the Spilyay
Tymoo, call Yvonne at
541-325-1089.
Or email
yvonne. iverson@wstribes.org
Parade riders needed for exhibit opening
The Museum at Warm Springs will
feature Warm Springs Beaded Tapes­
tries In its Changing Exhibits Gallery
beginning June 21.
The M useum ’s Permanent C ollec­
tion holds an outstanding number of
beaded items from tribal members.
The opening of this exhibit w ill begin
with a Traditional Horse Parade. They
are looking for riders to dress in rega­
lia or western attire. Call the museum
for details, 553-3331.
I BUY
OLD BASKETS
Navajo Rugs
and Related Items
475-6317
Legal Aid S ervices o f O regon p ro vid e s fre e
assistance to low-income Oregonians in many civil
cases.
Speak with an attorney during drop-in hours 1 to
4 p.m. on the first Monday of the month at the
Warm Springs Community Action Team building,
1136 PaiuteAve, Warm Springs. Or call 385-6944
Monday through Thursday between 9 a.m. and 4
p.m. (at lunch from noon-1 p.m.)