PACE 6 June 11,1993
Warm Springs, Okkgon
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Annual Treaty
The 19lh Annual Trcaiv Davs All
Indian Rodeo is June 26, 27, 1993 at
the Warm Spring rodeo arena 1:00
Sun. daily. Will feature announcer
akcGrossmillcr. Stock contractor is
Bud Pinz, P-9. This rodeo is also
WSIRA sanctioned.
Thirteen events arc on lap for ac
tion filled weekend, they arc: Saddle
Bronc, Bareback, Bull Riding, Steer
Wrestling, Cow Milking, Sr. Barrel
Racing, Calf Roping, Team Roping
(2 loops enter twice), Breakaway
Roping, Wild Horse Race (Indian
teams only), Jr. Barrel Racing (14
years and under), Calf Scramble
(Sunday, 10 years and under), and
Century Roping (combined age of
100). With the exception of the Wild
Morse Race, limit is 16, there arc no
limits. Each event will have one go.
Entry fee for each event is $50.00
except for the Wild Horse Race, Jr.
Barrels, Calf Scramble, and Century
Roping. Wild Horse entry fee is
$ 1 65.00 with added purse of $500.00;
Jr. Barrels entry fee is $30.00 with
added purse of $100.00: Calf
Scramble is free of charge and prizes
will be awarded; Century Roping
entry fee is $50.00 with added purse
of $500.00. Added purse for all events
is $500.00 unless otherwise speci
Twenty-first Annual
Fry Bread Open Golf Tournament
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
June 26-27, 1993
Entry Fee: men $75, women $40
Fee includes dinner Saturday night, two days golf and tec prizes
Horse Race will be held also Saturday afternoon
Deadline for entities will be June 24, 1993
For more information please call Ed Hcrshcy at 553-1 1 12
Local team hosts tourney next Month
The Smith & Greene co-ed soft- test for participating players will be;
ball team will be hosting their 2nd
Annual True Double Elimination
Softball Tournament on July 24-25,
1993 at the Community Center ball
fields here in Warm Springs. The
tournament will consist of twelve
teams, with entry fee set at $175.00
prior to July 16, 1993. Entry fee will
be $200.00 for teams entering after
that time.
twelve Championship jackets will
be awarded to the first place team.
Runner-ups will receive sweatshirts.
T-shirts will be presented to both
third and fourth place teams. One
make and one female M.V.P. leather
sleeve Jacket will also be awarded. A
total of 20 all-stars will be selected.
The tourney will also have the "At
least we tried" bracket. Added con-
Little League plans barbeque
The Warm Springs Recreation
Department and the Youth Little
League Program will be having the
Annual Season Finale Bar-B-Que for
Participants and their families on
Tuesday, June 22, 1993 in the picnic
shelter behind the Community Cen
ter beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Recreation will be supplying the
main course; HamburgersHot Dogs.
Each member of each team in Warm
Springs is asked to bring the fol
lowing to the picnic; Major Girl's
Teams: 1 bag of chips; Major Boy's
Cub Scout news-continued
by memorizing the Promise, Law of
the Pack, Cub Salute, S ign and Motto.
We must also learn how to properly
take care of the United States flag.
We would like to thank Akela
Vivian and Akela Beverly for mak
ing time to be with us while our Den
Leader was away. Thanks!
of what to look forward to when he
advances to the Boy Scouts.
During May, we studied show biz
by preparing to put on a play for the
Boy Scouts Eagle Patrol and our
families. We worked on our cos
tumes and rehearsing our lines. We
also worked toward our first badge
Youth fishing derby set for June 19 at Frog Lake
On Saturday, June 19, from 10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the Ml Hood Na
tional Foresu Bear Springs Ranger
District will be sponsoring a fishing
derby for kids at Frog Lake. There
Pi-Ume-Sha Slo-pitch Softball Tournament
June 25-27,1993
16 men's 16 women's teams, True Double Elimination, Entry Fee $200
12 championship windbreakers, 12 second place sweatshirts, 12 T-shirts for 3-5 places,
12 all-stars, Most Valuable Player, Best InfielderOutfielder, Sportsmanship
Call Satch Miller wk. (503) 553-3250 hm. 553-1227
Send check or money order to P.O. Box 445, Warm Springs, Or 97761 , payable to WSAA
by June 18, 1993
Days rodeo set
fied above.
Awards
All Around Saddle to high money
winner (money won in the wild horse
race cannot be included towards All
Around).
Buckle to Ail-Around Cowboy
entered in rough stock & timed
events.
Cist buckles in standard events.
Fnirv information
Books open June 17,9:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m. Books close June 18, 6:00
p.m. Call back June 2 1 , 10:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m.
Phone number to contact is (503)
553-1 328 bet ween 9:00 a.m. and 6:00
p.m. Mail entries to Rodeo Secretary,
PO Box 734, Warm Springs, Oregon
97761.
Money orders or cash only, pay
able to Warm Springs Rodeo Asso
ciation, no personal checks, no Ca
nadian currency. You will also be
asked to pay an office charge of S5.00
for Sr. Events, and $3.00 for Jr.
Events.
At the Agency Longhousc the all
you can cat Buckaroo Breakfast is
set for Saturday and Sunday morning
at 6:00 a.m. to 1 1:00 a.m., $5.00 a
plate.
a Home Run Derby for the Males,
and a Pitching Derby for the females.
This will be a single elimination
bracket, with added prize money.
Shower facilities will be open at
the Community Center for visiting
teams only. Concessions will be
available, but only with permission
from the tournament director. A
Pancake Breakfast will be served for
players on both Saturday and Sunday
of the event from 7-8:30 a.m. at the
C.C. Social Hall at minimal charge.
For more rules of. tournament infor
mation please contact Austin Greene,
Tournament Director, P.O. Box 428,
Warm Springs, Oregon 97761 or call
him at (503) 553-3243 at work or
(503) 553-1953 at home.
Teams: Melon or Cantaloupe; Senior
Girl's: W.S. 1- Mustard or May
onnaise; Sox-Ketchup; Minor Boy's:
Chips; Minor Girl's: Juice; T-Ball
Teams: Chips.
All participants are asked to bring
their donated items to the Recreation
Office no later than 3:00 p.m. on the
afternoon of the 22nd. So please bring
your family to the annual event. Any
questions in regards to this event,
please contact Austin or the Recre
ation office at 553-3243 for more
information.
Also, we would like to welcome
anyone interested in being a Cub
Scout or a Cub Scout leader to attend
our meetings. We meet every
Wednesday from 4 to 5 p.m. at the
"Xas-Lu Youth Center" on campus.
You may be seeing us in the near
future, as we will be doing some
fundraising by collecting bottles and
cans door to door. Please do not do
nate to the scouting program unless
at least one boy has on a scouting
uniform. This will help you donate to
the right group and not to impostors
that call themselves Scouts. Cub
Scouts will be wearing a uniform
will be free fishing instruction, en
vironmental education activities,
games, contests, prizes, and fun!!
Refreshments will be provided at
lunch time.
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TA Buff Elementary track meet on
and field events.
Youth Fishing
Youngsters can try their luck
catching fish during a National
Fishing Week Fishing Clinic. The
clinic will be held from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Saturday, June 12, 1993 at
Kah-Nce-Ta.
Sponsored by the Warm Springs
National Fish Hatchery and the Con
federated Tribe's Department of
Natural Resources, the clinic will
Pi-Ume-Sha
$25.00, 4th-$20.00, 5th-$15.00.
Little boy'swar dance (7-11 years
old), lst-$45.00, 2nd-$30.00, 3rd
$25.00, 4th-$20.00, 5th-$15.00.
Five semi-finalists will be picked
each session for men and women
individuals.
Saturday, June 25, 1993
Judging before the parade, Tradi
tional dress parade-10:30 a.m.
Afternoon session Grand entry,
1:00 p.m.
Teen Girls Fancy Dance (12-16
years old), lst-$90.00, 2nd-$70.00,
3rd-$40.00, 4th-$30.00, 5th-$20.00.
Teen boys fancy dance (12-16
years old), lst-$90.00, 2nd-$70.00,
3rd-$40.00, 4th-$30.00, 5th-$20.00.
"Kussa"Round Dance 60 years
and older are invited to dance in full
dress. Participants will receive an
honorarium in appreciation.
01' Warriors War Dance 60
years and older are invited to dance
in full dress. Participants will receive
an honorarium in appreciation.
Honor Native American veterans!
Five semi-finalists will be picked
for the men and women's individu
als. from page 3
shirt, cap and neckercmet, and will
usually be accompanied by an adult.
Th?nk you for taking the time to
hear what we are doing! Cub Scouts
in Den 1 are Bobby, Carl, Aaron,
Devry, Jeremy and Sonny.
Warm Springs Reservation Runners
13th Annual Pi-Ume-Sha Run
10Kand2.5MUe
Saturday, June 26, 1993 8:00 a.m.
Frog Lake is located 10 miles east
of Government Camp, 1 mile off
Highway 26. Signs on Highway 26,
will direct you to Frog Lake. The
events will take place in the day use
.
May 27 and 28 gave students an opportunity to enjoy some athletic competition. Students participated In both track
clinic scheduled for June 12
feature local fishing experts showing
youngsters how to catch fish. Partici
pants will learn to cast, to identify
fish, and how to choose correct bait.
A fishing tournament with awards
for fish caught will also be held.
Throughout the day, youth can win
door prizes.
Warm Springs National Fish
activities - continued from page
The open give-away will immedi
ately follow last contest in this ses
sion. Evening session grand entry at
7:00 p.m. Registration books closed.
Girls Traditional war dance (12
16 years old), lst-$90.00, 2nd
$70.00, 3rd-$40.00, 4th-$30.00, 5th
$20.00. Boys straight war dance (12-16
years old), lst-$90.00, 2nd-$70.00,
3rd-$40.00, 4th-$30.00, 5th-$20.00.
Women's team round dance (17
years and older, 3 women to a team),
lst-$450.00, 2nd-$300.00, 3rd
$225.00, 4th-$150.00.
Five semi-finalists will be picked
men and women.
Sunday, June 27, 1993
Grand entry at 2:00 p.m.
Five semi-finalists will be picked
right at the start, men and women's
individual.
Men's straight dance (17 years
and older), lst-$500.00, 2nd
$300.00, 3rd-$200.00, 4th-$ 100.00,
5th-$50.00.
Women's individual straight
dance (17 years and older), 1st
$500.00, 2nd-$300.00, 3rd-$200.00,
4th-$100.00, 5th-$50.00.
Men ' s individual fancy war dance
(17 years and older), lst-$500.00,
2nd-$300.00, 3rd-$200.00, 4th-
$100.00, 5th-$50.00.
Women's fancy war dance (17
years and older), lst-$500.00, 2nd
$300.00, 3rd-$200.00, 4th-$100.00,
5th-$50.00.
area.
Children 13 and under may fish
for free, however older individuals
must have a valid Oregon fishing
license.
Those interested in camping at
Frog Lake Campground may camp
for a fee of $6.00 per nighL The 33
sites available are filled on a first
come first serve basis.
For more information please call
the Bear Springs Ranger District at
(503)328-6211.
Come and join the fun.
s
Hatchery will also hold their annual
open house during National Fishing
Week (June 7-13).
Fishing is one of the most enjoy
able sports in the world. It provides
healthy entertainment for all ages.
For more information, contact Mike
Paiya at Warm Springs National Fish
Hatchery at 553-1692.
Specialties will be paid each ses
sion. Contest rules
1. All contests will be in drum
order.
2. Registration for contestants will
be open until 7:00 p.m. Saturday,
June 26.
3. Contestants have to dance each
session to gain points.
4. Full regalia, according to tribal
custom.
5. Five semi-finalists will be
picked each drum session, June 25,
26, 27.
Braves Up-Date
The Warm Springs Braves of the
minor league reports of a good season
which is winding down to the end in a
few days. With their record of 6 wins
and 1 loss so far. The loss came to the
hands of the
Culver Team 1. The loss was be
cause for the shortage of players, as
only 6 players showed up for the game.
Had the whole team showed up the
record might have been a all win record.
Coach Sam Kentura said the boys
have been play ing real well together all
season long. They did have three games
cancelled because of rain, and there has
been no dates set for the make up
games as of yet. The Braves have won
games over Culver 1 team by the
scorre of 10-7; over Madras Builders
7-1; over the Warriors 13-4; beat the
Chiefs 10-4; over Culver 2 8-6; over
Erickscns 16-9; and lost to Culver 1
team 10-7.
There was good pitching from
Shawn Rae Gabriel and Aaron Lan-
Lady travelers compete in Bend league
The Lady Travelers of Warm
Springs are playing in the Bend ladies
softball league and so far have won 3
and lost 2 games. They play two
games per week with a total of 16
teams in the over all league. The
Warm Springs team plays in the Di
vision A league which consists of
four tip teams.
Coach-Player Jencll Smith said,
"It's quite competitive and they have
their work cut out for them in each
game, but they enjoy playing in the
league. The only thing that presents a
little problem is the travel to and
from Bend, OR, twice a week, other
than that everything is fincThe other
teams included in the Division A
league are. Bend Millwork Inc.,
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Little Bucks
news
With the baseball season winding
down and just a few more games the
Little Bucks have a record of 6 wins,
4 losses 2 ucs and two games can
celled because of the weather. At
press time the two local teams of the
Papooses and Little Bucks were
taking to the field in a local battle. No
results of the game at this time. ,
1
6. Only registered drummers will
be paid. Deadline 5:00 p.m., June 26.
7. All judges decisions are final.
8. All contestants may only reg-,
istcr for one individual contest.
For more information about Pi-Ume-Sha
contact: Art Mitchell, 553
1883; or Nathan "Eight Ball" Jim,
553-1403; Cassie Katchia (vendor
information), 553-3495. No collect
calls please. 24-hour security avail
able. No alcohol beverages or drugs
allowed. Not responsible for any
damages or thefts.
Minor League
gley, with William Napyer coning on
strong as the season progressed.
Kentura credits good team play both on
offense and defense. One of their best
offesi ve games was with Ericksens with
7 home runs during the game and real
good team defense. There was good
power hitting from Aaron Langley as
he had one Grand S lam homcrun. Home
runs by Shawn Rae, Haarley Andrews,
and William Napyer, and Winterowl.
Good first year players came form
Joseph Harding and Wilfred Sando,
overall this was a good bunch of boys
Kentura said. The Braves will be losing
five players at the end of the season.
Next year they will be without the
services of Aaron Langley, Shawn Rae
Gabriel, Harley Andrews, William
Napyer, and Joseph Stevens. The re
turning players will include Joseph
Harding, Winterowl Boyd, Sampson
Price, Wilfred Sando, Ralph
McConnville, Tony Gilbert, Jefferson
Greene, Trevem Yazzie. and the new
Players to be drafted nest year.
Jakes, Ross Builder System and the
Warm Springs Lady Travelers.
So far they have beaten Bend
Millwork Inc., Jakes, and Ross
Building Systems, and lost to Ross
Building Systems and Bend Millwork
Inc. June 14 is their next game which
gets underway aat 7:30 p.m. , the fields
are located west of Bend, near Cas
cade Middle school. Their last game
will be held on July 21 with Hie game
getting underway at 7:30 p.m.
The Team roster includes: Becky
Aguilar, Linda Blodgett, Paula
Brisboise, Sandra Danzuka, Missie
David, Lupe Katchia, Christal
Leonard, Laaura Sahme, Lana Shike,
Jenell Smith (Coach-Player), Holly
Spino, Julia Thompson and Denys
White.
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