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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
March 15, 2017
Cougars
tourney
coming up
The Central Oregon
Basketball Organization
tournament at Ridgeview
High featured players for the
Madras team:
Seventh-grader Kathryce
Danzuka (far right), and
eighth-grader Kalise Holliday
(right, driving against Bend).
COBO basketball, founded
in 2000 by former Mountain
View head coach Craig
Reid, offers co-ed youth
basketball programs,
including camps and
advanced skill training, as
well as the competitive
COBO leagues for both
boys and girls.
Jayson Smith photos
Bowl, movie planned for break
The Warm Springs Recreation
Department will host a Bowling
& Movies outing on March 30,
during spring break. The group
will department from the com-
munity center at 9 a.m. and re-
turn at 5 p.m.
Cost is $5 for the movies, and
bowling is free. Bring comfort-
able shoes and spending money.
Participants must be signed up
for the after-school program.
Stop in at the office to sign up.
Or call 541-553-3242.
Spring break at W.S. Youth Center
The Warm Springs Youth Cen-
ter is planning some spring break
special activities for young people,
March 27-31.
There will be outdoor games,
dance nutritional guidance, story
telling, rodeo activities, interactive
games, obstacle court, sports
games, and many more exciting
activities.
For more information, contact
the youth Center at 541-771-2770.
The center is located at the former
elementary school gym.
The Twenty-Third Annual
Warm Springs Cougar’s Youth
Tournament—All Indian High
School Boys and Girls Tourna-
ment (plus 2 non-Native girls)—is
coming up in early April.
The entry fee is due by March
24. Call Austin Greene, tournament
director, for details: 541-553-3243
(w) or 541-553-1953 (h). The mail-
ing address is PO Box 42, Warm
Springs, 97761. The tourney is
coming up the weekend of April
7-9. Awards in both divisions are:
Championship softshell jackets,
runner-up hoodies, third-place
crew neck sweaters, fourth-place
t-shirts, and coaches t-shirts (eight
per division). Also: MVP, All-Tour-
ney, High Scorer, Top Rebounder,
and Beyond the Arc Most 3s.
Klamath
tourney will
mark 64th year
The Sixty-Fourth Annual Kla-
math All Indian Invitational Basket-
ball Tournament is coming up
March 17-19.
This is the oldest Indian basket-
ball tournament in the nation. The
tourney will be in the Chiloquin big
gym. Doors open Friday, March 17.
For more information call Louie
Miller at 541-281-2901. Or call Ed
Case at 541-891-9382.
Meanwhile, the Klamath All-In-
dian Invitational Basketball
Tournament is Friday through
Sunday, March 17-19.
This will be at the Chiloquin Big
Gym.
Courtesy W.S. Extension
The Warm Springs OSU Extension Archery Team won medals in
a recent competition.
Community notes...
The Warm Springs Diabetes Pre-
vention program will have its
Shamr ock Walk this Friday,
March 17. The walk will begin at
noon at the path around the clinic.
Healthy snacks and water will be
provided, and they have t-shirts for
the first 30 walkers.
are available at the museum. If you
have questions contact Natalie
Kirk, 541-553-3331.
The Museum at War m
Springs is accepting artwork
for its upcoming exhibit, Creativ-
ity Explored. This is a community
art exhibit that will showcase art-
ists of the Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs. The deadline to
submit work is Friday, April 14 at
5 p.m. Applications and guidelines
The Mudslinger 5k Run/
Walk and 10k Run is coming up
on on Saturday, March 25. Par-
ticipants will be bussed to the start-
ing point from the Madras Aquatic
Center at 8:40 a.m. sharp. Pre-reg-
istration is preferred and you can
do that online at mac-
recdistrict.com
The Madras High School Mu-
sic Department will have a con-
cert on March 22 at the Perform-
ing Arts Center at 7 p.m.
‘Day of ’ registration will also be
taken beginning at 7:45 a.m. at the
MAC on March 25.
The Veterans and Family
Healing Gathering—Honoring
the Sixty-Seventh Anniversary of
the Korean War—is coming up
April 27-30 at the HeHe
Longhouse.
The weekend includes healing
ceremonies, speakers, talking
circles, men and women’s sweat
lodges, games and kids’ activities.
There is no charge to participate.
Contributions of food, volunteer
time and raffle items are greatly ap-
preciated. For information contact
Larsen Kalama at 541-553-3093.
Warm Springs Honor Seniors
Day is coming up in May at the
Agency Longhouse.
The committee is looking for do-
nations of door prizes and gift
items for guests. For information,
or if you’d like to help out, con-
tact the Warm Springs Senior
Wellness program at 541-553-3313
or 3520.
The MAC Recreation District is
taking signups for the 2017 Swim
Team. Club swimming is for
youth ages 5-18. You can get de-
tails, register and find out about
scholarships on the website
macrecdistrict.com
Recreation to
host KNT April
marathon
The Warm Springs Recreation
Department invites you to the 2017
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini Marathon.
Recreation this year will host the
marathon on April 22, starting at
the Kah-Nee-Ta Village pool.
The 14.5 mile marathon will be-
gin at 8:30 a.m.; and the 10k and
5k races begin at 9:30 a.m.
Cost of pre-registration is $15.
After April 4, the cost is $20.
Every participant will receive a
t-shirt, raffle ticket for prizes, and
a Kah-Nee-Ta swim pass.
For information call Recreation
at 541-553-3243.
Spend Spring Break at the MAC
11 a.m. - 7 p.m. ~
Recreation swim
during spring ~
March 27-31.
Come enjoy the pool
during the break!
See you at the Madras
Aquatic Center ~
1195 SE Kemper Way,
Madras, 541-475-4253
www.macaquatic.com
Adult Dodgeball
League - 10 players
per team - Register
online by March 20!
American Red
Cross Lifeguard
Course ~
The Madras Aquatic Center
is offering a lifeguard
certification class during
spring break. If this is
something
you
are
interested in, please visit
our website to register.
Class dates March 27-31,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.