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many visitors join participants for the three day festivities
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Miss Jr. Pi-Ume-Sha, Tianna
Herkshan rides in the parade.
Visitors participate with a grass dance during the 28th annual Pi-Ume-Sha parade
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Two Feathers, Navajo airbrush artist and master
silversmith, Sandy Sangster demenstrates his work
during the Pi-Ume-Sha celebration
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Two very little "Jingle" dancers pose for the camera.
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Black Lodge singers were the host drum and winners of the Three
Hand drum contest.
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Sam Starr hides the bones for the stick game competition. Eighteen teams vied for first
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Johnny Queampts drumming for his team in the stick game
contest.
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Starr Stick Game Tournament results are:
1st place Alice Sampson, Simnasho, Oregon, $2500
2nd place Bob McKay, California, $1500
3rd place Ed Edison, Washington $1000
4th place Charles Andy, Washington $500
Eighteen teams from the Northwest competed for these prize awards.
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