10 July 3, 1997
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Green wins Ail-Around honors at Pi Ume
Sha Rodeo
The I'i Ume Sha Rodeo die w over
200 of the lop Indian cowboys from
around the Northwest. Casey Green
from Warm Springs came away with
the Top Hand Saddle after being
named Ail-Around Cowboy. Green
placed first in the Calf Roping and
Steer Wrestling, adding a second
place in the Team Roping with partner
Justin Tom. Green was also the top
money winner. The Ail-Around
cowgirl was Shannon Williams of
Scfmr., Nevada. After winning the
Ladies breakaway and Sr. Barrels.
The Shane Mitchell team won the
Wild Horse Race contest.
hollowing is the results:
Calf Roping
There were 1 6 entries the top four
times were: Casey Green earned first
place and the $499.20, with a time of
10.12 seconds. 10.61 was the time
for second place winncrScott Rogers.
He received $374.40. Third place
winner was John Clymo with a time
of 1 0.75. 1 Ic received $249.60 for his
efforts. Clint Harry 1 3.96 time placed
him Fourth and he received $ 1 24.80.
Team Roping
Fifty two Teams entered this event.
The top six teams were as follows:
Dion Burluc and Denny Tirintiro won
first place with a time of 6.94 seconds
and split the $ 1 ,586.88 prize money.
The team of Casey Green and Justin
Tom placed second with a time of
7.05 and each received $656.64. Ty
Rogers and Ralph Rogers earned third
place with a time of 7.50 and split
$ 1 ,039.68. A time of 8.10 was good
enough for the fourth place team of
Barry Rogers and Justin Tom. Each
received $383.04. Ralph Rogers and
Bob Joseph each received $246.24
for placing fifth with a time of 8.25.
Sixth went to the team of Carl Johnson
and John Matlock with a time of
8.50. Each received $136.80.
Steer Wrestling
McPherson win Endurance Horse Race
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Brian McPherson heading toward
The 1 997 Pi Ume Sha Memorial
Endurance race in which was held
in memory of Alice Florendo,
committee member, Rowena
Begay and Juanita Blodgett,
committee secretary's. The
winner's were as follows Brian
McPherson of Wilsonville in the
Sr. division and Eleanor
Gungshows of Warm Springs won
the Jr. division.
There were five entries in the
Senior division. The entry fee was
$ 1 00, the course covered 1 4 miles
and the riders had to use a stock
saddle, also had to be 16 years or
older. With a added purse of
$1,000.
Brian McPherson, Wilsonville,
rode the 14 mile course in 48
minutes and 31 seconds.
McPherson received 50 of the
entry fee. A Silver buckle Trophy,
Denim-shirt jacket, Horse-Hair
Rein set, Rope with bag. Saddle
bag & blanket, and a T-Shirt &
Cap.
Shane Onelv. Warm Springs.
came in Second, crossing the line
in I hour 9 minutes 48 seconds.
For his efforts Onely received 30
of the entry fee. A second place
Silver Trophy buckle. Denim Shirt
jacket, Rope, Saddle Blanket and
T-shirt & cap.
Robert Heath Sr., Warm
Seven cowboys entered this event.
Casey Green won with a time of
10.25, five seconds faster than the
second place cowboy. Green earned
$408 for First place. Second went to
Todd Cline with a time of 15,60 and
won $244.80. John Clymo earned
$163.20 by finishing Third with a
time of 15.79.
Saddle Krone
Eleven Cowboys tested their skills
in this event. Dave Best won with a
score of 67 and took home $403.20
for his efforts. A score 64 was good
for second by Terry Parrish, Parrish
won $302.4(5. Mike Trotchie turned
in a ride of 61 earning him Third
place and $201.60. Emmitt Hicks
scored 52 and went home $100.80
richer.
Bull Riding
Bull riding drew 10 cowboys with
Jamie Laplantc winning with a score
of 72. Laplantc took home $480.
Second belonged to Dave Best with a
score of 70. Best won $288. Third
place and the $190 went to Pokey
Tomaskct with a score of 65.
Bareback
Jason Birgeron beat the six other
riders with a score of 66. In winning
first, Birgeron won $408. Jamie
Laplantc took home the second place
prize money of 244.80. Fred
Blackwatcr finished third with a score
of 54 and left with $163.20.
Ladies Breakaway.
Shannon Williams ranaway from
the rest of the field with a time of 4.99
seconds earning herself $499.20 of
prize money. Kellie Harry won
second place with a time of 5.82 and
the $374.40 that went along with
second. The third place money,
$249.60, went to Janice Sutton with a
time of 6.80. The fourth place money
was ground spl it to the above winners,
with each receiving 41.60.
Sr. Barrels
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victory at the Endurance race
Springs, came in a time of 1 hour 12
minutes and 2 seconds. He received
20 of the entry fee, a Denim Shirt
Jacket, A T-Shirt and Cap.
Chief Smith, Warm Springs,
might have came in second be his
horse fell over crossing the Shitke
creek. With help Smith got his horse
up and completed the race in 1 hour
18 minutes and 16 seconds. Smith
received a Denim shirt-Jacket and
cap.
Chief Delvis Heath, Warm
Springs, completed the course 1 hour
34 minutes and 31 seconds. Heath
received a Denim Shirt-Jacket and
cap.
The Junior course was 5-6 miles
long, riders had to use a stock saddle,
be 1 5 or younger. The entry fee was
$50 with added purse of $200.
Eleanor Gungshows of Warm
Springs was First in a time of 12
minutes , 46 seconds. Gungshows
won 50 of the entry fee, a Silver
Buckle, Beaded head stall set, saddle
bag & blanket and a t-Shirt & cap.
Second went to Mary Ann Stahi
of Warm Springs who finished the
course in 1 3 minutes and 46 seconds.
Stahi got 30 of the entry fee, a
Saddle bag, rope, t-shirt and cap.
Third went to Joe Scott in a time
of 1 1 minutes 1 5 seconds1 3 minutes
and 47 seconds. For his efforts Scott
received a Saddle blanket, T-shirt &
cap.
There were 24 participants in this
event. Shannon Williams beat out
the other lop three contestants with
her lime of 1 7.22 and won the $652.80
first place prize money. A time of
17.69 earned Melissa Louis the
$489.60 second place money.
Marilyn Calliflower edge out Mary
Ann Frazicr by the lime of 17.81 to
17.85 and earned the third place
money of $326.40. Frazicr received
$163.20 for her effort.
Jr. Barrels
Of the 16 contestants, Ashley
Strom had the fastest time of 17.90
and won $232. Ashley Picard placed
second with a time of 1 8.67, winning
$ 1 74. Bobby Parrish turned in a time
of 1 8.88 and received (he third place
money of $116. A time of 19.14
earned Bethany Sam $58 and fourth
place.
Wild Horse Race
First go on Saturday.
Eight teams participated in the
Wild Horse Race. The team of Joe
Jackson won the first go around with
a time of 4 1 :58 seconds. The Shane
Mitchell team placed second turning
in a time of 1 minute 1 1:66 seconds
and went home with $255. The
Yahtin Frank team earned $170 and
third place honors by turning in a
time of 1 minute 21:68 seconds.
Second go on Sunday.
The Blaine Chasing Hawk team
turned in the fastest time of the day
with a time of 32:43 seconds. The
team of Shane Mitchell was right
behind with a time of 33:84 and in
doing so earned second place for the
day, receiving $244. Their two-day
total was $710 giving them the Wild
Horse Race championship jackets.
Third place trophy for Sunday went
to the team of Terry Squiemphcn
with a time of 59.49 seconds. They
received $170 for their efforts.
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"This a picture of the saddle won by Casey Green at the 23rd
Annual Pi Ume Sha rodeo, Green was not available for a picture.
The Sponser of the saddle was Chambers Construction of Eugene,
who is currently constructing the Kahneeta Village."
Shoshone-Bannock Festival, All-Indian
Rodeo, August 8-10.
Fort Hall, Idaho.
Long go, Short go-Top 10 in all events, Top 15 in Team Roping. . . ,
Sanctioned by: Rocky Mountian Indian Rodeo Association. , .LJ
Requested co-sanction: United Indian Rodeo Association.
Western States Indian Rodeo Association, Great Plains Indian
Event Purse
BareBack $750
Saddle $750
Bronc
Bull Riding $750
Steer $750
Wrestling
Team Roping $750
Enter 2x
Calf Roping $750
Ladies $750
Break away
Barrel Race $750
Entry Stock chg. Sec"y
$75 $10 $4
$75 $10 $4
$75 $10 $4
$75 $10 $4
$75 $5 each $4
$75 $10 $4
$75 $10 $4
$75 $2 eye $4
Special E
$25 $1 One go
$25 $5 One go
Jr. Barrels
Steer Riding
$50
$50
2733 phone.
Entry dates: July 28-30, Call back August 4-5 both from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Sponsored by: Fort Hall Rodeo Association
Dale Vallely, President (208) 237-3215
Louise E. Dixey, Secretary (208) 785-6256.
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Summer recreation
schedule
June 16 - August 8
Summer Food Service
Lunch & Snack Program will begin.
WSCC Social Hall. All CHildren 18
& under are eligible
JUNE
6th - First day of Summer
Recreation
6th - Jr. Golf Program - Shauna Q
Mehlberg KNT and SRP will teach
an 8 week program at KNT.
Transportaion will be provided. No
cost. Will have to be certified to play
on course.
3rd - American Red Cross Swim
Lessons Level I and II, Monday
through Thrusday 9:00, 945, and
10:30 AM sessions. Bus leaves at
8:30 AM.
7th - Pi-ume-sha Celebration -Pow-wow,
Rodeo, Parade,
Endurance Race, Softball & Golf
JULY
2nd - Rafting the Deschutes -10:00
AM. Ages 10 & up, bring
change of cloths, lunch, and must
have swimming skills.
3rd - Penny Carnival 6:00 PM -Social
Hall. Youth Dance - Gym -Andy
Leonard
4th - Have a safe Holiday
7th - Session II A.R.C. Swimming
lessions
8th - "I'm a Drug Free Member of
a Healthy Nation" Tye dye shirts.
1 1 th - Toddlers Tea Party - Carlos
Room Ages 2, 3, 4 - bring favorite
stuffed animal.
Run to honor,
B e a m e r
The First Annual Todd Bcamcr
Independence Day Run will held on
Friday July 4, Madras. As a kickoff
to the Madras 4th of July celebration.
An outstanding athlete and avid
runner, Todd Bcamcr recently died
at the age of 28 when he drowned
while running with the family dogs.
The event will begin at 7:45 a.m.
and will be headquartered at Shahalce
Park. There will be a 10 K run and a
two-mile fun run. The fun run begins
at 8 a.m. at Shahalee Park.
Participants in the 10 K will be bused
from the park- located between C
and B and Seventh and Eighth strects
at the 7:45 a.m. to the starting point.
The 10 K course is on asphalt and
dirt roads.
The run which is sponsored by
the Mountain View Hospital District,
will precede the Fourth of July
parade, scheduled to start at 1 1 a.m.
The parade will begin near the tennis
courts and come down 10th Street, to
B, and end at the park.
The cost to participate in the event
is $10, which includes a T-shirt.
Those who do not want a t-shirt can
pay only $5. Contributions are
welcome.
Ribbons will be awarded to the
top three finishers in each division of
the run. All proceeds from the run
will go to establish a Todd Beamer
Scholarship Fund at Madras High.
$89
$89
$89
$89
$84-lx
$164-2x
$89
$89
$81
$26
$30
14th - Beginning key chain
beading - Austin. Ages 8 & up
18th - Toddlers play - Carlos
Room. 9:30- 10:30AM Ages 2, 3,4.
21st - "Shoot the Rock" Hoop
Camp
22nd - Randall Cook - 9:00 AM
Ages 6-18
24th - Jefferson County Fair KIDS
Day.
29th - Home made Game
Exchange - Carol's Room. 10:00
AM- Other recreation pprograms will
be invited to create homemade games
and come to the Community Center
to share their games.
30th - Rafting the Deschutes -10:00
AM Ages 10 & up, bring
change of clothes, lunch, must have
swimming skills.
3 1 st - Ice Cream Making - Social
Hall - 1:30 PM. Need 3 lb coffee can
with lid and lib coffee can with lid.
FRIDAY FIELD TRIP
June 20th - Bend Lava Caves
Bend, OR
June 27th - The Cove
Culver, OR
July 1 1th - Washington Park Zoo
Portland, OR
July 18th - Gresham Skate World
Gresham, OR
July 25th - Clackamas Aquatic
Center
August 1st - Trout Lake
Warm Springs, OR
August 8th - Blue Lake Park
Troutdale, Or
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