8Augu.st21,1996
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
Mills shares wisdom with youth at track meet
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winner in the ten K, held the Third
annual Billy Mills track meet August
o, at MHs Held, with l iu youtns
and adults the meet was a success."
Andy Leonard from theWS recreation
staff "There were running events and
field events according to age groups."
"Everyone received a ribbon and
all were winners today." Mills said.
Mills also added "Indian youths have
a great opportunity to make a change
around here by going to school and
getting involved in sports to share
tneir culture, strengths and heritage
with other nationalities." Mills stated
"the message I wanted to get across
to the youths was to explore their
minds also challenge the youth to
find their desires, to know them
selves and succeed." Mills stressed
more on the positive things in stead
of the negative things such as alco
hol and drugs because Mills felt it
were important for youths to feel
good about themselves
Mill has done many such events
in the past, but wants to stop and
just start working with adults on
grant writing skills and marketing,
with his wife.
While in Warm Springs Mills
toured the community and spoke
with tribal members.
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Youth running the 100 yd dash at Mills track meet.
Spilyay Tymoo photos by Dan Lawrence
Athletes and Mills marched around the track before meet started.
MHS started
pratice
August 19th
Practice for the 1996-97 season
started August 19th. Following is
the lists of times and sport: volley
ball seven pm to nine pm, football
six to nine pm, cross country four
pm, girls soccer six to eight pm,
boys soccer four to six pm and
cheerleading six to eight pm.
Also here are the names of the
fall sport coaches: Trina Souza
varsity volleyball, Marsha
Armstrong jv. volleyball, Bill
Wysham freshman volleyball,
Tracy and Kelsie Graves
cheerleading coaches, Laurie
Espenel varsity girls soccer. Rick
Wrback varsity boys soccer, Murilo
Varela jv boys soccer, John
Scheideman varsity football assis
tant and Chip Deloretto varsity
football head coach.
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Mills signs photos of him winning the Gold.
Annual Shoshone-Paiute All-Indian Labor Day Rodeo Miller brings home awards
The 6th Annual Shoshone-Paiute
All-Indian Labor Day Rodeo, set for
August 3 1 and September 1 , 1 996. At
Owyhee, Nevada. Sponsored by the
Duck Valley Indian Rodeo
Association, and sanctioned by the
Western States Indian Rodeo
Association. WSIRA Rules apply.
Co-sanctioned by Rocky Mountain
Indian Rodeo Association.
There will be seven (7) major
events: Saddle bronc; bareback, bull
riding, calf roping, team roping (enter
twice), steer wrestling, barrel racing
and the breakaway. The entry fee is
$50.00 per event and a contestant fee
of $ 1 0.00. Team roping is $50.00 per
man. A purse of $400.00, in each
event with buckles.
Special events included Jr. Pony
riding, (16 years and under); Jr barrel
racing, Jr. Steer riding, Jr. Bull Riding.
Entry fee for the Jr.'s is $15.00,
Buckle and prizes. Also Wildhorse
Roping and Century Roping. The
entry fee is $50.00, with a $200.00
purse
All Indian 3-D Barrel Race with
Pole Bending, Friday, August 30,
1996, at 4:00 p.m. Added money and
prizes. For more information call
Anna Blossom at 702 757-2626, or
Anna Broncho at 208785-271 1.
Rodeo Secretary, Jeanetta E.
Herrera, CES, Route 1, Box 236,
Pendleton, Oregon 97801. No
personal checks or cash. Money
Orders only. Local and special events
contact: Ardith Catches 208759
3218 or Patty Egan 702757-2665.
Rodeo Stock Contractors: Slash T
Rodeo Co. Pat and JuanitaO'Malley,
Shoshone, ID.Rodeo Announcer,
Dave Peterson, Fuzzy Mountain, NM.
Top Five Bull riding, $500.00
Ride-Off. Saddle Bronc Ride off
$500.00.
Rodeo Dance August 31 and
September I, 1996. 9:00 p.m. to ??.
In the Brown Barn, Music by
Plainsmen.
Admission: Adults $5.00, Senior
Citizens $4.00, Childrren $3.00
D VIRA is not responsible for theft,
accidents, injuries or divorces!
Candace Mi er. daughter nf
Whitney Miller and Vesta Johnson
Miller and granddaughter of Ginger
Smith, received awards at two basket
ball camps over the summer. The
camps being Mt. Hood and Warner
Pacific camps. Miller also got a good
complement from a coach at one of
the camps stating, "Candace has a lot
of potential and can achieve much
through her basketball skills." The
awards were free throw and hnuhnt
champion for both camps.
Miller has been involved in the
Elks free throw contest the past three
years with her best showing coming
in 94, when Miller placed fourth in the
state of Oregon. Miller hopes to have
a stronger showing this year "My dad
has been a strong influence on my
basketball skills, I also play with
Luther Clements's girls basketball
team." stated Miller.
Miller with awards