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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon December 18, 2019 Great rides at Junior World Finals W e the family of Siddalee Spino- Suppah would like to offer our Thanks to all of those individuals and businesses that have helped us to get Siddalee down the rodeo trail. After she successfully brought home the West Coast Regional Fi- nals Championship—winning both rounds in Yuba City, California— she went on to ride in the Peewee Saddle Bronc in the Junior World Finals in Las Vegas. There were a total of 14 competitors, including Sidda. She was able to cover one out of two of her rides. The first ride put her in the top three for the day with a score of 70 points; and sixth in the overall standings after being bucked off in round two. Siddalee was able to stay in the top 10, qualifying her to go to the short round for the Championship. She rode the third pony for 50 points with an option for a re-ride. She took the re-ride and scored a 68.5, putting her in third place for the championship round. Siddalee ended her season as one of the top five Peewee Saddle Bronc riders in the world. Thank you to her sponsors, including: All the generous individuals who have contributed to Sidda while she was doing the bake and raffle sales, as well as her GoFundMe. There are too many to name, so I hope you all see this and know that you Census jobs available in 2020 Sidda’s autograph collage made by Bona-Fide Gear Printing. are greatly appreciated. Also a huge thank you to: · DMJ Automotive. · Warm Springs Power and Water Enterprise. · Indian Head Casino and the Plateau Travel Plaza. · Health and Human Services. · The Northwest Roughies. Cooper Cano is Sidda’s long- time mentor in the Rough Stock World. Thank you Bona-Fide Gear Printing, and Savage Threat who handled the shirt printings and the autograph collage for Sidda’s au- tograph session at Cowboy Christ- mas. Thank you for donating your time and efforts to assist with the Employee early release, holidays Notes... Cascades East Transit pro- vides transportation around Warm Springs, and to and from Madras with connections to other Central Oregon towns. You can see their schedule for Route 20, serving Warm Springs, at kwso.org Click on the community tab and choose ‘Transit’ from the drop down menu. If you are experiencing issues with your Wa r m S p r i n g s Telecom services - they ask you please call them at 541-615-0555. Show off your talent The Natives Got Talent show is coming up on Friday, Janu- ary 3 at the Youth Center gym. The show is hosted by the Prevention Team, the Opioid and Mental Health Initiative and JCP Aftercare. The show will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on January 3. Age groups are: Kindergarten and under. First to third grades. Fourth through sixth. Seventh and eighth. High school. Adults. For more infor- mation call Prevention at 541-615-0036. Santa Clause is Coming to Town ~ Travis Bobb In the spirit of the holidays, full time tribal employees who are present and normally scheduled for a full day of work on Tuesday, December 24 and Tuesday, De- cember 31 are authorized for early shutdown starting at 12 noon. The tribe will be off work for the Christmas holiday on Wednes- day, December 25, and on Wednes- day, January 1. Employees with kids at the Early Childhood Education Cen- ter are required to pick up up the students no later than 12:30 p.m. on each of the early shutdown dates. Early shutdown does not apply to police, Corrections, dis- Page 5 patch, Fire and Safety Emergency Medical Technicians, the group home and Utilities. success of Sidda’s campaign for the Missisng and Murdered Indig- enous Women awareness. This ro- deo season was dedicated to the MMIW cause. Paleena Spino and family. The 2020 U.S. Census is com- ing up in 2020, and the Warm Springs Complete Count Commit- tee is encouraging residents of the reservation to participate. The Census data determines the distribution of resources such health care service, roadway work, assistance, etc. The Census also helps define voting districts. For these reasons participation by the residents of the reservation is greatly encouraged. There are also jobs available to help with the count. The hours are flexible, and the pay is competitive. For information call 855-JOB- 2020 (855-562-2020). The Warm Springs Complete Count Committee encourages ev- eryone to be counted. The census is a short question- naire that asks about who you are and where you live, the number living in the household, and ethnicity.
