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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Summer eeling at falls
July 18, 2018
Youth football camp
The Madras High School
football program will host a
youth football camp for all stu-
dents, kindergarten through
eighth grade. The camp, from
July 31-August 2, will be
hosted by the high school
coaches, and high school play-
ers.
They’ll cover fundamental
skills and basic knowledge of
the game, as well as fun games.
At the end of each evening
there will be a barbecue, so
bring the family.
There is a charge of just
$30 per student. Camps will be
each day from 5:30-7 p.m.
Dress in shorts and t-shirt, and
cleats. Contact Coach Taylor,
503-312-9680. Or email:
ktaylor@509j.net
Photos courtesy Joni Wallulatum/Prevention
Donovan Kalama and Damon Garcia hold the drying post for the
eels. And at right (below) Deanie Johnson teaches Damon Garcia
and Perseus Bradley how to clean and dry the eels.
T he Summer Youth work pro-
gram includes trips to Willamette
Falls and Sherars Bridge for eeling.
The students collect the eels
from the falls, and then learn the
techniques of drying and prepara-
tion.
Summer Youth with Prevention,
and the Emergency Management
Department made a trip this
month to Willamette Falls and
Sherars Bridge. Students in the
Social Dance Group went along
as well.
They cleaned for two days, and
tried their hand at night eeling.
Winners at Recreation Fun Run, Superman Challenge
The Recreation Department
hosted the Pi-Ume-Sha Fun Run,
and is posting these results from the
2018 event (listed in order of fin-
ishing):
Cleavenger. Kahseuss Jackson.
Taylor Arthur. Walt Carten. Don
Courtney. Kurt Lynam. Julia
Heath.
Superman Challenge
One mile
Taylor Ashley. Bill Ashley. Allen
‘Stretch’ Jones. SP Arquette. Ro-
maine Miller. Darryl Smith.
5k Fun Run
Alyssa Macy. Chuck Alexander.
Rich Lohman. Marcell Smartlowit.
Janice Alexander. William Jim-
Arquette. Doug Cleavenger.
Natalie Kirk. Robert Jim. Vincent
Simtustus. John Kuneki. Cheryl
Lohman. Kelli Palmer. Katrina
Greene.
10k Fun Run
Tilden McDonald. Leander
Smith. Jonathan Courtney. Jane
The Superman Challenge Com-
mittee and Recreation also hosted
the Superman Challenge during
Pi-Ume-Sha.
The challenge consisted of run-
ning down Holliday Way at the In-
dustrial Park, up and over Camel
Back, straight up Iron Man then
finish at Natural Resources.
The course was roughly 3.2
miles and was very rugged. The
committee says:
We would like to thank all the
participants who made this event
possible. Huge thank you to all the
volunteers, the Spino family, Roads
Department, Construction, War m
Springs Police, Fir e and Saf ety,
Warm Springs fire crews and Warm
Springs Recreation Department.
A huge thank you too all the
sponsors and all those who have
helped bring this event together.
Congrats to this year’s winners and
we look forward to next year’s event.
Hope to see you all then!
Sincerely, Superman Commit-
tee
Here are the winners:
Sunday, June 24
Fifteen years and under girls:
Kalise Holliday.
Fifteen years and under boys:
Isaiah Florendo.
Top Super Woman Chal-
lenger: Jane Cleavenger.
Top Super Man Challenger:
Tyler Anderson.
KNT golf scrambles for B&G Club, MHS football
Kah-Nee-Ta will host a golf
fundraiser for the Madras High
School football team. The shot-
gun start will be at 10 a.m. on Sat-
urday, August 11.
Entry fee is $60 a person, or
$240 for a team, checks payable
to the Madras High School. En-
try includes green fees, carts and
lunch: Plus, five kp holes and two
long puts. Mulligans: Buy 2 for $5.
For the club
The Boys & Girls Club of
War m Springs 4-person golf
scramble is coming up in August,
at the Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and Spa
golf course.
This is a chance to win golf
packages and equipment. All pro-
ceeds help the Boys & Girls Club;
donations are tax deductible.
The scramble will be on Satur-
day, August 18. Entry is $75 per
person; or $300 for a foursome.
This includes green fees, cart, gift
bag and lunch.
For information contact Janell
Smith at 541-325-1472. For infor-
mation on the Warm Springs Boys
& Girls Club, contact June Smith,
club director, 541-553-2323. Or
email:
jsmith@bgcsc.org
Jayson Smith/Spilyay
Students participate this month in the Youth Rodeo Clinic,
at the Warm Springs rodeo grounds.
Regional Finals in August
Johnson Promotions of
Warm Springs next month will
host the Western States Regional
Finals Rodeo.
The Johnson family and
DMJ hosted the rodeo last year,
a first for the region.
This year the WSIRA Re-
gional Finals will be August 25-
26 at the Jefferson County
Fairgrounds Corwin arena.
There will be a barbecue and
live band, starting at 11 a.m.
each day.
The rodeo will feature these
standard competitions: Bare-
back, bull riding, junior bull
riding, saddle bronc, steer
wrestling, ladies breakaway, se-
nior and junior breakaway rop-
ing, barrel racing, junior bar-
rel racing, team roping, and se-
nior team roping. For more
information call DMJ at 541-
410-5704; or on Facebook,
2018 Regional Finals.
MAC Dash swim, ride, run
The Madras Aquatic Center
Dash sprint triathlon is coming up
August 11 at the Madras Aquatic
Center. The event benefits MAC
youth programming. The MAC
Dash consists of a 500-yard swim,
12 mile bike ride and 3-mile run.
Get more info and register online
www.macdash.org/