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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
January 18, 2017
Coming up in MHS sports
Here are some of the sports ac-
tivities coming up at Madras High
School:
Varsity wrestling travels this
Thursday, January 19 to a meet in
Gladstone.
This Friday, January 20, the girls
freshman, JV and varsity basketball
teams host Estacada. Games are at
4, 5:30 and 7 p.m. The boys teams
play at Estacada High School.
This Saturday, January 21, the
JV and varsity swimming teams have
a meet in Hood River; and varsity
wrestlers host the Madras Invita-
tional.
On Tuesday, January 24, the
boys’ freshman, JV and varsity bas-
ketball teams host Gladstone.
Games are at 4, 5:30 and 7 p.m..
The girls teams play at Gladstone
High School.
Coming up in Academy sports
The Warm Springs Academy
wrestling team will compete on
Tuesday, January 24 against Elton
Gregory at Redmond, starting at 4
p.m. The wrestling team then trav-
els to Pilot Butte on January 26.
The Academy girls basketball
team is scheduled to host Elton
Gregory this Thursday, January 19
starting at 4 p.m.
On Monday, January 23 the
girls basketball team hosts Ob-
sidian today at 4 p.m.
And on Wednesday, January 25,
the girls will host Crook County to-
day at 4 p.m.
Community sports notes...
The Buffalo Skywalkers
Rookie League has games on
Monday, January 23.
The Spurs play the Bulls at 4:30,
Lakers vs. Blazers at 5:15, and the
Thunder and Warriors play at 6.
Kindergarten and first graders
have games every Monday.
The Madras High School
girls and boys varsity
basketball teams had
winning records going
into mid January.
On Tuesday, January 24, the
Buffalo Skywalkers All-Star
League, second and third grade
teams, have games in the after-
noon. The Blazers and Bulls play
at 4:30, followed by the Spurs vs.
the Thunder at 5:15, and at 6:00
it’s the Lakers and Warriors.
The girls have a home
game have a home
game this Friday,
January 20, against
Estacada, before
traveling on Tuesday,
January 24 to Gladstone
High School. They are
home again on January
27 against Corbett.
The Diabetes Prevention Pro-
gram will have its Winter Walk this
Meanwhile, the boys are
away at Estacada on
Friday; and then home
against Gladstone on
Tuesday, January 24.
The deadline for youth to en-
ter the Eagle Watch art contest is
coming up on February 17.
The Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs and Cove Palisades
State Park will host Eagle Watch
on February 25-26, when the con-
test prize will be awarded to the
winner.
The Twenty-Third Annual Eagle
Watch will be held at Round Butte
Overlook Park. There will be live
birds of prey, plus sighting oppor-
tunities of the birds in the wild.
There are kids activities, a silent
auction, and much more.
The tribal traditional dancers
and drummers are a popular part
of the event.
Jayson Smith photos
Warm Springs Recreation presents
~
Sweetheart Sale
Shop local & find a unique
gift for your sweetheart ~
Stop by for a tasty lunch or
scrumptious treat ~
Friday, February 3
Tune into KWSO Friday
night for Madras White Buffalo
basketball. This Friday, the var-
sity girls will host Estacada. Listen
live beginning just before the 7
p.m. tipoff.
The Adolescent Alcohol and
Drug Education Group meets ev-
ery Monday from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
at the Behavioral Health Center.
Meeting facilitators are Stephanie
Wachter, certified alcohol and drug
counselor II; and Robert Main,
CADCI, intern.
For any questions, please call
Stephanie at 541-553-3205.
Youth art contest at Eagle Watch
The snow event in
January forced the
cancellation of games
against Sisters last
week. These will be re-
scheduled. In the region
last week, eleven high
school sports events
were cancelled due to
the snowy driving
conditions. (Above and at
right, the boys play
Mountain View Cougars
earlier this month.)
~
Friday, January 20 at noon start-
ing at their office on campus.
~ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
First 20 vendors to sign up will get a table - Now
taking applications - Contact Carol at 541-553-3243
The tribes, the park and PGE
have hosted Eagle Watch every
February since 1993.
The art contest is for all
Jefferson, Deschutes and Crook
county students in grades 4 through
12.
Students can enter all artwork,
including traditional types of work
such as weaving and beading.
Contest rules: All artwork must
be the student’s original artwork.
All art must include the student’s
name, school, grade, email and
phone number on the back or at-
tached. Artwork can be dropped
off at your school office or at the
Cove Palisades State Park.
Museum at Warm Springs 2017 calendar
Here are some of the events
on the calendar at the Museum
at Warm Springs
Board meetings
March 10 at Portland, board
meeting at 10 a.m., followed by
Regents meetings. Presentation
about the 2017 Eclipse by
OMSI’s Jim Todd and Andrea
Edgecombe, 1-3 p.m.
June 16 at the Museum:
Committee meetings 10a.m.-
noon; board meeting 1:30-3
p.m.
September 08: Museum
board meeting 10 a.m.-noon.
Regents meeting 1-3 p.m.
November 03 at Portland:
meeting from 10:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m.
Exhibits
January 26 - April 8: The
Twenty-Fourth Annual War m
Springs Tribal Youth Art Exhibit
April 21 - May 27: Commu-
nity Art Exhibit.
June 22 - September 9: Ce-
lestial Visions Exhibition.
October 20 - January 7, 2018:
Twenty-Fourth Annual War m
Springs Tribal Member Art Ex-
hibit.
Fundraising events
April 1: Fifteenth Annual
Honor Dinner at Miller Hall,
World Forestry Center, Portland.
Elizabeth Woody, Twanat
Award. Steve Andersen and
Don Stastny, Lifetime Achieve-
ment Awards.
September 23: Huckle-
berry Harvest at the Museum.
November-December:
Year End Giving Campaign.
Other events
May 5 - Seeds of Discov-
ery Science Field Day for
fourth graders
August
21 - Total
Eclipse of the Sun: Eclipse
Art Market, traditional dance
and crafts demonstration, at
Museum on Saturday and Sun-
day, August 19 and 20.