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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 2016)
Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Novrnber 9, 2016 Volleyball at Youth Center Holiday Bowling celebrating 40 years The Warm Springs Indian Holi day Bow ling T o u rn am en t this m onth will mark its Fortieth Anni versary. The Holiday Bowling C om m ittee appreciates all who have supported the event over these four decades, The tournament this year is set for Thursday through Saturday, Nov, 24-26 at Lava Lanes in Bend. There is a 100-percent return in this USBC certified to u rn a ment. T h e m ixed team s bow l on Thursday at 3 p.m. and Friday at 9 a.m. Doubles and singles are Friday at noon and 3 p.m. The Masters event is Friday at 6 p.m. ($30 en try fee). Senior Masters is 5 p.m. on Fri day ($25 entry). The Holiday Roll- O ff is Saturday at 2 p.m. The Big D og Challenge is Friday at 6 p.m. ($32 entry). There is USBC youth bowling ($10 participation fee). The G ramm z Special is a 9 pin no tap, 3-6-9 auto strikes, scotch doubles and one regular game': T h u rsd a y at $ p.m . w ith $100 added. The contacts for the tourney are: Austin Greene Jr., 541-553-1953. PO box 42-, Warm Springs. Margie Tuckta, 541-419-2558. PO Box 895. A nd Birney Greene- Boise, 541-553-5667. PO Box 327. (See the ad belowfor more infor mation.) A volleyball clinic and open gym volleyball are held every Tuesday and Thurs day through D ecem ber at the W arm Springs Y outh Center. The youth clinic is from 5:15-6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays; and the open gym is from 6-7 p.m.. Boys and girls ages 7-17 are invited to participate in the clinic. People 14 to adults can take part in the open gym volleyball. All skilllevelsare welcome. Warm Springs Nation Boxing Chasan Walker tourney this month T h e 2016 C hasan R. Walker m en’s basketball to u rn am en t is coming up on November 25-27. It’s all-Indian plus 3, ten players per team, 18 teams. Games will be played at Madras H igh S ch o o l.an d at the W arm Springs Community Center gyms. For more inform ation contact Jake and Jùlie Suppâh at 541-460- 8472. Warm Springs Nation Boxing hosted Rez Boxing, Oct. 29 at Kah-Nee-Ta. There were several bouts featuring Warm Springs boxers, and fighters from around the region. H oops tourney in December A Native American 6-feet and un d er basketball to u rn am en t is coming up on Dec. 2-4 in Warm Springs. There will be first- through third-, place awards, plus MVP, Mr. Hustle, high scorer and All Stars. The bracket man is Joey Chavez, 541,-777-0478. D irector is Ricky Minthorn. Jayson Smith photos/Spilyay T h e M a d r a s V e te r a n ’ s D ay P a rade w ill begin at 2 p.m.. on F rid a y a t S a h a le e Park. T h e re w ill be a C ivil A ir P atrol Fly O ve r at 1 p.m . ggijljF ’ - Warm Springs Indian Holiday Bowling Tournament ' s t T | | Eagles start 3-0 November 24* 2 6 * 2 0 1 6 11585 MTB IP w A ob Muoaoora (MOnSMM M W 'H W a SpeeM ” S 9 P fa N o T V » -« « A u to S tr ia * Tltanriay StOOpaa a Friday OiOOan» »5^4«* D ootle« a 1 Begolar Ctane llM owfay StOOpo + O IO O j OO A U r i Sfittato« Ewerat r kJ nwMBT ntvupni a 0 8 0 .0 0 Entry Friday la O O fM a StOOpo CftttUcate 0 3 2 .0 0 Entry ENTOYFEE BREAKDOWN FlrtW Ffc^MMUUBUUttMiîîSJjineœ m c lM h B a id h f Northwest University Eagles women’s basketball starting guard Mariah Stacona scored 14 points and had four steals, four assists and a block recently against Behedictine University. Mariah, a 2015 graduate of Madras High School, is in her sophomore year at the university, located near Seattle. The Eagles are currently 3-0, having beaten UC Merced, Benedictine and Embry-Riddle. The team plays in the Adidas Northwest Classic starting on November 11. They will play the Univeristy of Great Falls, and Montana State-Northern, Nov. 11-12. s ' -L - -j-T 7 m a a e . f h ' f ’f SL a - LT ' robksm FX X B aoW Wim»8vri^O**9Tn Wimo Siringa, OB >37*1 W m Spfagt, OBOJ7V1 (MQ0SMN* (M O 4 W 4 8 0 6 «M Q M M M T xnaraae t u ckl a/fi gmailxnMu birnevareene boise/g v3hoo,coBi \ The MAC Recreation District Board of Directors is looking for input from community members regarding what they want to see in the future from the MAC. A community input session Will be held on November 28 from 6-8 p.m. at the Madras Aquatic Center. V. h _______ J_ F E B E N T O Y /E V E N T 0 3 * 0 0 0 1 0 .0 0 Entry (TfertMtMÜtm Fee 0 * 0 0 ) -¡grewwgws trib I e t.org s hd ® not cthanœ isEEnN©nDii^Min?mM! pujeasb ibimn © w o t wmiifheiid ? ■ L/ J 1_ i I
