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Spilyay Tymòo, Wgirn Springs, Oregon Page 3 M ay 15,. 2,013 Twenty-Third Annual Seniors Day Native Thunder motorcycle show coming to casino I The Native- Thunder M otorcycle Show and Sljine and Poker Run is Saturday, May 18 at Indian Head Casino?’’ I 'Sf^n-hps start at 9:30 a.m. and the run begins at noon. Everyone. is wel come to come, check out the motorcycles. Therfe will be lunch for p^Ech^^“P’l'u& and a£ter- no'oa b ik e '^ o a e o ^ a n d events for kids. Proceeds -benefit the W irtn Springs Boys and Girls Club. Realty Items Open fo r com m ent from the Tribal M em bership, posted at Adm inistration Building, IHS, M acy’s Market, Post O ffice and 3 W ar riors M arket to view detailed maps. The Jefferson County MiddléiSchool Band performed during the early pàrt of the day. H o m e site Lease fo r David Suppah, In The Island area, on Tribal Land de scrib e d as: N W 1 /4 S E 1 /4 B W 1 /4 N W 1 /4 , SW 1/4NE1/4SW 1/4N W 1/4 o f Section 36, Township 7South, Range 11 East, Willamette Meridian, Wasco County, Oregon, containing 5.0 acres more or less . ¿To submit comments please contact Randy Scott, Land Services Adm inistrator at the Ad ministration Building Planning Office, ph. no. 541-553-3314. PIONEER ROCK & M O N U M EN T ^ w -n a The ECE powwow is a highlight of the day. Cooks (above at right) prepare salmon for lunch. ™ genel . DAVID goldendale , w a The balloon contest ..(right): volunteers have-onje minute to nt as many balloons as. possible into the longjohns; they then count them one-by-one, by popping the 'ballQOfts'With'aplh;''! The winners receive 201 C rafton Rd PO Box 348 Goldendale, W A 98620 www. betterheadstones .com www.pioneerrock.com prizes.' spiiyay . z photos MHS students gear up for career (left to right) FBLA students Melissa Olivera, Stephanie Olivera and Jennffoung. MHS is 100 years old! Centennial week May 20-24 ASB students are planning a special' week of activities to celebrate and honor the 100th birthday of MHS! Stay tuned for details about the talent show and other fun happenings throughout the week. For more information, contact MHS a t . -iR l ) 475-7265’' ’ Front: (left to right) Justin Donovan, Keaton Hartman, Javier Calderon, Stephanie Olivera, Pali Kaloi Jordan, Melissa Olivera, Lisa Ike Lopez; Back; (left to right) Haley Wells,GarrettTaylor, Jenifer Ramirez, Jesica Alatfez Dominguez, Lisa Ike Lopez, and _ Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Several MHS students are on track to become future business leaders of Afnenca. Representing JGSD at die Annual Oregon FBLA State Business Leadership Conference in April, were 10th graders: Melissa Olivera (2nd ; ‘ place, Word Processing); Stephanie Olivera (1st place, Business Math); and Jenni Young (3rd place, Word Processing). The three will be heading to the national FBLA conference in June. Good luck girls! ÀSB Centennial Week planning com m ittee “Ifs a big deal that our school has made it this far, Ifs a great opportunity to have fun!” Laura Garcia. Not pictured, Bryson Millen Students help each other through conflict Several MHS students shined at this year’s SkillsUSA state competition. Skills USA is a national nonprofit organization that works to prepare students for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations. There were 14 MHS students who qualified for the state competition, eight of whom-also qualified for Nationals. Madras High School has launched a peer mediation program to support students who are working through conflicts at school. The program offers students a chance to work with their peers before going to administrators to resolve issues. “I think mediation is great because we can help people talk out their problems, but they fix it, we don’t. Then they are often friends after.”. . “This club has gotten me more relaxed and helped me work better as a team.” — Garret Taylor, Grade 12 Jefferson County School District May 5/25 5/28 Parent volunteer makes a difference for families “This year I became more confident, made a lot o f friends and learned leadership skills.” — Pali Kaloi Jordon, Grade 11 “It’s amazing to see how confident the students become in leadership roles.” — Colleen Fletcher, SkillsUSA Advisor Calendar — Michael Nichols, 10th Grade, Peer Mediator (pictured). “The club brought me into socializing with other people. Before I just came to school and w en t home.” — Haley Wells, Grade 12 ( ; Maricella Samayoa has volunteered many hours to help JCSDfamilies who visit the MHS Parent Center, She helps with English/Spanish translation, connects parents with teachers, and arranges for. parents to ■ i access computer help. She also helps to coordinate the clothing exchange program. Thank you Ms. Samayoa! 445 SE Buff Street, madras, OR 97741 ai RW kA ■ f (541)475-6192 I Buff PTO Walk-a-thon Memorial Day Observed NO SCHOOL OR SCHOOL BOARD MTG. June 6/4 ' JCMS Spring Concert 7-10 p.m. 6/8,. MHS Graduation; 2 p.m. * vnww.jcsd.k12.or.us
