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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1990)
Spilyay Tymoo Warm Springs, Oregon February 23, 1990 PAGE 5 Lincoln's birthday celebrated with style Hundreds gather at Slmnasho Longhouse for annual powwow 4 Grand Entries open powwow activities at the Slmnasho Longhouse. J,., , , ' . - 4 I ' 1 . J fc V V 7 . ; -'4 t py , v w --.fx - v i v. ' - 1 " Powwow dance competition results Girls Traditional Six to 12 years of age $ Award Points Name $50 90 Tilda Walsey $30 82 Susie Walsey $20 75 Billie Jo Kaivou Boys Traditional Six to 12 years of age TribeResidence Warm Springs Yakima Warm Springs Yakima Fort Hall, Idaho Name Sterline Wahchumwah Elvis Sampson James Walsey Name Lyda Rhoan Rachael Francis Sarah Dave Name Wayne Cortez Charles V. Selam Adam Rubio $ Award Points $50 95 $30 91'2 $20 88 Girls Fancy 16 and Under $ Award Points $100- 89 ' $75 88 $50 83 Boys Fancy 16 and Under $ Award Points $100 80 $75 78 $50 75 Girls Traditional 13 through 16 $ Award Points Name $100 89 Elsie Jim $75 88 Margaret Dave $50 80 Arlissa Rhoan Boys Traditional 13 through 16 $ Award Points Name $100 98 Merle Eaglespeaker $75 95 Gary Smith $50 61'2 Grant Clements, Jr. Womens Fancy 17 and Over $ Award Points Name $400 88 Stefanie Mesteth $300 84 Leah McGurk $200 83 Irene Onepenee Mens Fancy 17 and Over 1$ Award Points Name $400 95 Phillip Kaiyou. Jr . $300 92 Rainbow Azure $200 90 Joe Lee Standing Elk Ladies Traditional 17 and Over 1$ Award Points Name $400 85 Arlita Rhoan $300 79 Charlotte Herkshan $200 73 Edith Walsey Mens Traditional 17 and Over 1$ Award Points Name $400 94i2 Luke Schrock $300 9P2 George Meninick $200 84 !2 John Totus The Ladies Jingle Dress Dance and the Mens Grass Dance competitions were not sponsored by the powwoww committee out were held on request. Individuals sponsored the prize monies for the competitions. Ladies Jingle Dress Dance Open $ Award Points Name TribeResidence $400 88 Jolene Lamb Portland $300 87 Brigette Scott Seekseeaua. OR $200 83 Sandra LaMere WaDato. WA First place was sposored by the Simnasho Youth Learning Group: Second place was sponsored bv the Lincoln's Birthday Powwow committee and third place was sponsored by Nathan and Ella Jim. Open Grass Dance $ Award Points Name Tribe Residence $400 99 Lawrence Trottier Onion Lake, SK, Canada $300 98 Darrel Goodwill Wawota. SK. Canada $200 88 Vi Dmitri Seth Lapwai, ID First place was sponsored by Viola Kalama; Second place was sponsored by Pierson Mitchell and Third place was sponsored by Tenino, Inc. Open Team Dance Men and Women S Award Points Name TribeResidence $300 177 Rainbow Azure, Larry Yazzie Toppenish, WA; Tama, Iowa and and Rodney Totus Satus, WA $225 164 Arlita Rhoan, Charlotte Warm Springs, Warm Springs Herkshan and Janet George and Goldendale, WA $150 16P4 Marlene Thompson, Josephine Goldendale, Toppenish and George and Cheryl Brown Toppenish Harold Culpus Memorial Owl Dance Three Hand-Drum Singing Contest $ Award Points Name Tribe Residence $500 Snake River Singers Ladies TeamFort Hall, ID $325 Flying Eagle Singers North Battlcford, SK, Canada $250 Black Lodge Singers Browning, MT Eleven teams competed in the hand-drumming contest. The Pow wow committee, Evaline Patt and Millie Colwash all donated monies for the prizes in the hand-drumming contest. Prize monies were to the first three places. The remaining eight each received $100 from Millie Colwash as special recognition awards. TribeResidence Goldendale, WA Wapato, WA Granger, WA TribeResidence Warm Springs Maple Creek, SK, Canada Wapato, WA TribeResidence Elko, Nevada Warm Springs, OR Warm Springs TribeResidence Goldendale, WA Wapato, WA Warm Springs, OR TribeResidence Goldendale, WA Yakima, WA Warm Springs, OR TribeResidence Portland, OR California Satus, WA Tribe Residence Fort Hall, Idaho Toppenish, WA Bismark, ND Tribe Residence Warm Springs, OR Simnasho, OR Granger, WA TribeResidence California Toppenish, WA Granger, WA Spilyay Tymoo photos by Marsha Shewczyk and Donna Behrend Recorders were abundant around drummers. "f 1 1 T. t Mr Vl y i n ivy. :JH , it f 2 j u "v.A t . .. If!., f n "'14 . fiiivLtlt-'f .ft Ralph and Jewell Mlnnlck enjoy the Owl Dance 4 i.' .1. L.! ilr.. ,-' ' - ) J a ' -' . :'atj.. i-.'y.? Little Boy drummers helped keep dancers moving. 1 vj K If w , . 1 1 i v;v.'. 0" '0 A- Lincoln's Birthday Powwow queen Jolene Boise (left) prepares for honor dance.
