Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July 23, 2014
All-American wrestler sees Olympics in future
Jaden Sanchez is a future
USA wrestling Olympian.
He is currently ranked
seventh in the nation, and
first in the state of Washing-
ton.
At the Idaho Regional
tournament in June in
Pocatello, with 11 states in
competition, Jaden wrestled
Greco-Roman. He placed
second. In the same tourna-
ment, he wrestled freestyle
and took third.
Last month Jaden also
wrestled at the National tour-
nament, held in Orem, Utah.
He wrestled Greco-Roman
and didn’t place. But at same
tournament, he wrestled
Freestyle and placed fourth.
This allowed him to be
placed among the All Ameri-
can, one of only 17 chosen
for this wrestling honor.
Jaden began wrestling at
age 6. He is now 10. His
goals are to become the top
Courtesy photo.
Jaden Sanchez after wrestling at the National
tournament in Utah.
wrestler, and one day com-
pete in the Olympics.
His uncle Ricky Lopez is
highly invested with Jaden
and his wrestling. He spends
many hours with Jaden at
training sessions, training at
home, and attending numer-
ous wrestling events around
the states.
Jaden’s grandmother Anita
Mendoza is very proud of
Jaden and Ricky for all the
hard work, time and money
they’ve invested in to making
Jaden’s dream become a re-
ality.
Jaden is a descendent of
War m Springs. His g reat
grandmother is atwai Lolita
Greeley. Other family mem-
bers include the Greeleys and
Kirk.
Jaden has a Facebook page
with many of his wrestling
events and activities. Please
feel free to check it out and
like his page.
At Fire Camp
A number of helicopters were brought in last week to
help with the containment effort.
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Safety classes required
for young hunters
The Branch of Natural Resources is currently
transitioning to a new tribal hunter safety instructor.
Due to time and training constraints, there will not
be a hunter safety class this year.
In future years we will be teaching hunter safety.
For this year, youth hunter education safety class op-
portunities are available online and throughout the
counties surrounding the reservation, prior to the start
of 2014-2015 Ceded Lands tribal hunting season.
Hunters under the age of 17 must complete an
Oregon hunter education course, to obtain Ceded
Lands hunting tags. Parents can register their youth
hunters online or contact staff at Department of
Natural Resources 541-553-2002 for further assis-
tance in registration process.
Registration Process
Step 1: Find a class that you would like to attend
by looking at available classes online. Course regis-
tration can be found at:
or.outdoorcentral.us/or/license.
Remember that for courses under the “Hunter
Ed Class” tab you must attend each class session listed.
If you choose courses under the “Hunter Ed Field
Day” tab you must complete the online course or
workbook before attending.
Step 2: New customer registration: select “New
Customer” from the drop down box on the “Get
Started” page and enter the student’s last name and
date of birth. Click on the “Classes/Workshops”
button to proceed.
Step 3: Enter all of the student’s demographic
information. Important – Make sure you include a
phone number and email address so that instructors
can contact the student with course announcements.
Hit “Continue” button and then click checkbox and
hit “Continue” button again.
Step 4: Select your course and scroll to the bot-
tom of the page and hit the “Continue” button.
Step 5: Continue through checkout process, pay-
ing with a debit/credit card. Class information will
be printed on the student’s receipt. Remember, if the
student didn’t enter a phone number and email ad-
dress they will not receive important class updates.
You can go back and update demographic informa-
tion at any time by following Steps 2 and 3 above.
Head Start round up Monday
Loading the ice and water are a priority, as the day
gets under way.
The day starts early at the fire camp, with breakfast from
the food service team (housed in trailer at right).
Warm Springs Head Start
is holding their final Round
Up on Monday, July 29 at the
IHS clinic.
Please call Head Start to
schedule an appointment.
Call 553-3242 and ask for
Danni or the Family Services
staff. The Round Up in-
cludes a physical, plus hear-
ing, dental and vision check
ups.
All new and returning chil-
dren need to receive these
screenings and physical. This
is an opportunity for families
to get everything done at
once, but you must have an
appointment so please call
Head Start today.
S ummer T raining to R evive I ndigenous V ision and E mpowerment
Community
blood drive
The next Madras
Community
Blood
Drive will be Wednes-
day, August 27 from 1-
6 p.m. at St Patrick’s
Church.
To schedule your ap-
pointment call 1-800-
Red Cross or go online:
www.redcrossblood.org
The Museum at Warm
Springs Huckleberry Har-
vest is Saturday, August
9 at the museum.
Summer youth Culture classes
The Culture and Heritage
Department is offering Sum-
mer Cultural Classes on
Thursday afternoons from
1:30 until 4:30.
4202
Holliday St.
This is for ages 10 and
older. Younger kids must be
accompanied by a parent.
This week they will make Rib-
bon Shirts.
Call 541-
615-0555
Central Oregon Auto
& Truck Repair
85 SW Third St.,
Madras OR 97741
541-475-2370
The STRIVE program, August 21-24, is open to students in
grades 8-12. The training is at the Central Oregon Commu-
nity College Bend Campus. This is FREE because of our gen-
erous sponsors – Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Cul-
ture and Heritage, a Minority Pipeline Grant, and COCC Na-
tive American Programs.
Pick up applications at Tribal Administration with Carroll Dick,
or call Gina Ricketts/COCC at 541-318-3782. Call soon, the
deadline is August 1.