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Cougars defeat Yakima 54-44 in
November 10-12 the Cougars
hosted a twelve & under basketball
tournament at the Warm Springs
Community Center.
Consolation was between Bend
Blue Devils and Prineville. Scoring:
Bend; Cummings 27, Toby 6, Norris
2, Susan 1 7, Todd, Groner, McCool.
Prineville; Eckman 3, Gray 8, Hisle
14, Wichman 16, B. Charette 14,
Martin 2, Abell, Martin, A. Charette.
Prineville placed third with 57 and
Bend Blue Devils placed fourth with
52.
Championship game between
Warm Springs "Cougars" and
Eastside of Yakima, Washington
scoring was, Eastside; Nanamkin 1 7,
Anderson 6, Sneed 8, Abeyta 11,
McConville 2, Sager, Tewee,
Mitchell. Cougars; Walker 5,
Moschetti 13, Greene 24, T.Mitchell
1 2, Wells, A. Mitchell. The Cougars
became champions with 54 as
Eastside were runner-up with 44.
All-stars named were; Mclvin
Stahi; W.S. F.P.I. "Timbercubs",
Chunk Stwyer; "Ish-Gee-Looksh",
Nike Kimbol; Kla-Mo-Yah Lil
Bucks-Chiloquin, Floyd Frank, Jr.;
W.S. "Warchiefs", Brent Graybael,
Jr.; W.S. "Tigers" Brian Cummings;
Bend Blue Devils, Brett Hisle;
Prineville, Jacoby Ellsbury;
"Blackhawks", Jacqua Anderson;
Eastside-Yakima, Travis Moschetti;
W.S. "Cougars", Joe Nanamkin;
Eastside-Yakima, Anthony Mitchell,
Jr.; W.S. "Cougars".
Most Valuable Player was
presented by Aaron Greene of the
Volunteers needed
for tutoring students
who need help with their
school work.
Tuesdays from 5 to 6:45
p.m., Wednesdays from
4:30 to 6 p.m.,
Thursdays from 5 to
6:45 p.m.
Let's keep our Indian
children in School!
Volunteer your time.
Contact Andy Leonard
at 553-3243.
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Spilyay Tymoo photo by Saphronia Katchia
championship game Sunday, November! 2, 1995.
"Cntmnrs". Most Three Pointers went Julian Sneed of Eastside-Yakima was
' to Chasan Walker of "Cougars".
League bowling results noted
by Debi Wyzcird
Bowling Correspondent
Congrads lo Becky Dopp who
picked the difficult 7-3-6-10 on
Friday Brightwood. The others were
Phil Morsman, Jim Yahr and Wayne
Holzfuss, same team picked the 6-7-1
0, and Millie Evick picked the 2-1 0.
Great picks to all.
Pins over averages; Mark Grant
with 88 pins over, Chet VanPelt 83
over, Donna Olsen 89 and Jim
Niergarth 53 pins over averages.
200's this week; Monday,
Richard Wolfe 253, David Horttor
213, Howard Shipley 203, Buddy
Thurman 202. Tuesday; Cheryl
Stoddard 211, Sybil Smith 206,
Charlene McKelvy 201 . Wednesday
has Fenia Hodges 209, Chet VanPelt
255, Alley David 249, Mark Grant
230. Thursday has Jim Niergarth 200,
Deanna Olsen 233, Sue Levitt 222,
and Friday had Graham Hiscock 222.
Score; men 9, women, 6.
Blue Monday Mixers:
Purple Haze" 31.5-12.5
Double Trouble 26-18
Alley Cats 21-23
Hi Series; Men; Richard Wolfe
614, Dan Brisbois 48, Elton Greeley
456, Women; Theresa VanPelt 506,
Arlcne Broncheau 494, Sherri
Smith 483.
Hi Game; Men; Richard Wolfe
253, 188, Dan Brisbois 1 85. Women;
Sherri Smith 1 86, Theresa VanPelt
181, Arlcne Broncheau 175.
Monday Nile Mixers:
.Rancho Rollers 27-13
P.S.S.S. 21-19
'Westerners 20-20
Hi Series; Men; Howard Shipley,
Biddy Thurman 53 1 , Steve Hillis 507.
Women; Sharon Hillis 507, Janet
Fiala, Angie Simmons 476, Teresa
Lindgren 467.
Hi Game; Men; David Horttor
213, Howard Shipley 203. Buddy
Thurman 202. Women; Sharon Hillis
1 88, Jane Fiala 1 82. Angie Simmons
175.
Tuesday S'ite Twisters:
Miller Ford 26-14
W.S. Market 25-15
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awarded Mister Defense.
Oregon Beef 24-16
Hi Series; Charlene McKelvy 549,
Cheryl Stoddard 546, Saphronia
Katchia 524.
Hdcp Scries; Saphronia Katchia
695, Charlene McKelvy 633, Cheryl
Stoddard 630.
Hi Game; Cheryl Stoddard 211,
Sybil Smith 206, Charlene McKelvy
201.
Hdcp Game; Saphronia Katchia
249, Sybil Smith 242, Cheryl
Stoddard 239.
Wednesday Morning Sunshiners:
Stampers 1st
Golden Girls 2nd
FireBalls 3rd
Scr. Scries; Patty Pliska490, Mary
McClain 475, Fcnia Hodges 453.
Hdcp Scries; Patty Pliska 589,
Eileen Bicart 583, Dorthy Dobson
575.
Hi Game; Fcnia Hodges 209, Mary
Kay Smith 174, Patty Pliska 172.
Hdcp Game; Mary Kay Smith 227,
Dorthy Dobson 223, Mary Hefner
211.
Men 's Wednesday Warm Springs:
Kingsmen 26.5-13.5
W.S. Ath. Assn. 25-15
Inter Tribal Sports 24-16
Hi Series; Jim Yahr 621, Ron
Clements 595, Alley David 594.
Hdcp Scries; Ray Calica, Jr., 68 1 ,
Don Bagley 667, Chet VanPelt 665
Hi Game; Chet VanPelt 255,
Alley David 249, Mark Grant 230.
Hdcp Game; Mark Grant 282,
Chet VanPelt 280, Ally David 267.
Thursday Nile Keglers:
Good Golly Miss Molly 26-14
Circle of Beauty 24-16
Miller Ford 23-17
Hi Series; Donna Anstctt 488,
Kathy A. Laughlin 482.
Hdcp Series; Debbie Hanson 624,
Brenda George 599. Muriel
Thompson .
Hi Game: K.iiIa A. Laughlin 191,
Jean Stanton 1 89. Deanna Olsen 1 87.
Hdcp game: Kathy A. Laughlin
191. Jean Stanton 1 89. Deanna Olsen
187.
Hdcp. Game: Debbie Hanson 226,
Muriel Thompson 224.
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Queahpama-Mehlberg named new Wellness Coordinator
by Saphronia Katchia
The Warm Springs Recreation
department has a new Wellness
Coordinator on board due to the
untimely death of Joey Ortiz. Twenty-four-year
old Shauna Queahpama
Mehlberg began October 2 as the
new Wellness Coordinator at the
Community Center. Fran Moscs
Ahcrn is her supervisor.
Shauna transferred from the
Bureau of Indian Affairs, IIM
department. She mentioned she
needed a change, "It seemed pretty
challenging." Shauna was somewhat
familiar with the routine as she
attended Joey's class prior to his
death.
Her job duties include working
with the Diabetic Program, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday's, the Fire
Safety for an hour on circuit training.
Next spring she will work with the
Hotshots. She instructs her usual
aerobic classes at noon Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, in the
evenings from 5:30-6:30 Monday and
Wednesday. Circuit Training
(weightlifting) is held Tuesday and
Thursdays at noon.
The aerobics consists of step
aerobics, and hydraulics which is
basically legwork. The circuit
training includes working with
machine weights, and rotating
stations every 45 seconds. They do
as many reps as possible in that time
period. Shauna feels that leading the
classes is easy for her because it is
like calling off steps, somewhat like
what she did in the military. She was
enlisted in the Unites States Army
from 1989-92 as an E-4 specialist.
Madras High
Wreslting
121 Fri. JVV Madras Tourney
128 Fri. V. Culver
1129 Wed FrSo CO. Tourney, Redmond
126 Wed. FrSo CO. Tourney, Mt. View
Boys Basketball
1128Tue. V. CO. Jamboree, Sisters
127 Thu. : JV vs. Sisters
125 Tue. Fr. Culver JV
Girls Basketball
1128 Tue. V. CO. Jamboree, Gilchrist
121 Fri. JV Mt. View
122 Sat. V. vs. Baker
121 Fri. Fr. Mt. View
125 Tue. Fr. Culver JV
Thursday Nite Mixers:
Thumbhole Express 16-8
Haystack Hicks 15-9
Spare Change 15-9
Hi Series; Men; Buddy Thurman
551, Jim Niergarth 524, Randy
Montee 503. Women; Sur Levitt 5 1 0,
Deanna Olsen 510, Cindy Dubisar
500.
Hi Game; Men ; Jim Niergarth 200,
Buddy Thurman 194, Lee Duncan
1 82. Women; Deanna Olsen 233, Sue
Levitt 222, Cindy Dubisar 183.
Brightwood Mix:
Woodpeckers 17-7
Flintstones 15-9
Desparados 13.5-10.5
Hi Series; Graham Hiscock 563,
Curt Pollard 473, Kevin Urbach 469.
Women; Marlene Housden 478,
Jewell Hiscock 466, Sue Levitt 465.
Hi Game; Graham Hiscock 563,
Curt Pollard 473, Kevin Urbach 469.
Women; Marlene Housden 187,
Ronda Daniels 170.
Juniors:
Wednesday Alley Cats:
1 20-4
4 13-11
3 12-12
Hi Series; Joaquin Dixon 327,
John Strutz 311, Colter Barnes 310,
Girls; Andrea Kari 285, Jamie
Niergarth 257, Danielle Richards
255.
Hi Game; Boys; Joaquin Dixon
1 29, John Strutz 1 27, Owen Danzuka
116. Girls; Jamie Niergarth 102,
Andrea Kari 101, Danielle Richards
92.
Sunday Jr Mixers:
Silent Rose 13-8
Strike Brigade 12-9
2 11-10
Hi Series; Boys; Brandon
Townsend 423, Josh Hatfield 86,
Mikey Thomas 377. Girls; Katrina
Dubisar 45 1 , Edna David 379, Brook
Schmidt 358.
Hi Game; Mikey Thomas 155,
Josh Hatfield 152, Brandon
Townsend 150. "Girls; Katrina
Dubisar 185, Brook Schmidt 142,
Edna David 135.
She plans on slaying at the
Recreation Department for awhile
but does sec herself attending school
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Community Center.
School schedule
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Louie Bagley's team placed first in the First Annual Wolfeman Mixed Doubles
Pool Tournament.
Wolfeman Tourney held Nov. 11-12
The Wolfeman Mixed Doubles
Pool Tournament was held
November 1 1 , 1 2, 1 995 at the Rialto
Tavern. This tournament was held in
the memory of the late James Wolfe,
Sr., who was a husband and father.
His wife, Flossie Wolfe held the
tournament and raffle, she bought
the trophies and jackets and provided
items for the raffle.
James Wrolfe was known for his
love of Billiards and his participation
in pool tournaments in Oregon and
Washington.
There were four teams that entered
the tournament. Taking first place
was Louie Bagley's team, they were
undefeated until the end. Team
members are Louie and Betty Bagley
in the future when her son Justin gets
older, She would like to study
Architecture.
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of Warm Springs, Dave Beaver of
Culver, Howard Upton of High
Chaparral Court and Linda "Smitty"
Smith of Anchorage Alaska,
originally from Prineville, Oregon.
In Alaska they will know the name
James Wolfe by Smitty 's jacket she
won at the tournament.
Second place went to the
Fishcutters consisting of: Emerson
Squiemphen, team captain, Billie
Begay, Pebbles George, Sam
Wahsise, Irene Garcia and Linda
George all of Warm Springs.
Two other teams that w ere entered
were Rialto, who took third place,
and the 49 s w ho took fourth place.
There w ill be another Wolfeman
tournament next year sponsored by
Louie Bagley.
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