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Little League fees due
The Community Wellness Center
Recreation department would like to
remind parents and guardians that
Jefferson County Little League fees
are due.
For T-ball players, both boys and
girls, the cost is $15.00. For minor
league players the cost is $20.00.
Major league players are also charged
$20.00 for fees. Senior league player
fees are $30.00. For three or more
players in the same household the
Results of the White Swan Indian Rodeo
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i pr RamnnG named the Western States Indian Rodeo Association Ail-Around Cowboy, and Top Hand
Saddle was presented to Scott Rogers for most points in all events. The Eagle Sulatsee Buckle for a Yakama i(
Indian, the winner was Velma "Katie" Velkdez, of GlennwoodWa. u
All the rodeo results, Courtesy of the Yakima Nation Review, Ronnie Washines.
Bareback
1. Mike Brown 146
2. Luther Leith 135
3. Byron Bruisedhead 131
4. Jamie LaPlant 113
Saddle Bronc
1. Dave Best 139
2. Raf Deguevara 138
3. Luther Leith 113
4. Shawn Best 71
Bull Riding
1. Chad Marchand 151
2. Dave Best 136
3. Shawn Best 80
4. Bass Williams 72
Steer Wrestling
1. Scott Littlemustache 17.7
2. Wright Brisedhead 19.6
Youth Track Meet in July at
Madras High School stadium.
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lost a very well known head coach in
Dick Souers, who retired at the
season's end due to cancer.
Souers spent some twenty years
coaching little league in both Warm
Springs and Madras before being
lured into coaching the high school
softball team where he has been for
the past fifteen years.
Dick really enjoyed the kids he
coached and some people feel that
his coaching was very helpful to
everyone he came in contact with.
He put on various clinics for the
school as well as for other schools
around Central Oregon. Souers has
been the one to make drastic
improvements on the home field oyer
the years. He has added a special
touch for his players by mowing the
names of the seniors in the outfield
on their last home game. For him this
is a way to say thanks to them for all
their hard work over the years and
their dedication toward his program.
Madras athletic director Margaret
Sturza said trying to replace him is
like "trying to replace God."
Dick Souers has been a real asset
to our communities over the years
and will certainly be missed in the
years to come.
Whoever replaces him will have
some tough shoes to fill.
cost is $45.00. All fees are due in
full, no discounts for them not playing
the entire season. Fees can be paid at
the Community Wellness Center
Recreation office from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Friday. The
fees cover the uniforms and
equipment not the time spent on the
field.
If you have any questions you can
contact the recreation staff at 553-3243.
3. John Clymo 22.3
4. Dean Louis 30.0
Calf Roping
1. Scott Rogers 20.5
2. Robert Bruisedhead 25.2
3. Troy Crawler 26.0
4. Travis Thorn 29.9
Team Roping
1. LeoRamone 18.0
Ted Hoyt
2. Rallph Rogers 21.6
Ty Rogers
3. Dick Powell 21.7
Leo Ramone
4. Clint Walker 22.6
Gene Curtis
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5th Annual
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June 27, 1998-Satufdayp:30b.m.
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Participantsjiimt sigrfinjujy waiver
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CONTACT!
Leo Washijr. (541) 55362 or
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Dev'i(pmeiiU541) 553-3593
High School Rodeo
Finals in Prineville this
weekend at the Crook
County Fair Grounds.
Several young men from
Warm Springs are
entered in this year's
events. Take time to
support our local boysl
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1. Ralph Rogers 20.1
Garry Rogers
2. Joe Moses 31.1
Arlen Moses
3. Bill Veldez 35.9
Melvin Sampson
4 Bettv Sampson
10.7
Melvin Sampson
Ladies Sr. Barrel Race
1-2 Split
Shannon McCrae 36.9
Katie Veldez 36.9 ,
3. Ashlee Strom 36.40
4. Shelly Alexander 36.57
Ladles Breakaway
1. Norma Sure 4.5 ,
2. Shannon Thorn 10.0
3. Sammy Bruisedhead 14.0
4. Henny Bruisedhead 14.8
Wild Cow Milking
1. LeoRamone 68.2 :
2 Robert Bruisedhead 82.6 :
3. Dirk Jim 109.2
4. Mark Veldez 123.8
Jr. Berrel Race
1. TJ.Parrish 37.37
2. Ashlee Strom 37.55
3. Bobby Parrish 38.63
Pony Express Race
1. Ralph Moses Team
2. Shawn Best Team
3. Shane Olney Team
Wild Horse Race
1. Charlie Gunnnier Team
2 Darwin Sockzehigh Team
3. Louie Gunnier Team
Junior golf lessons
provided
The Junior golf program will be
providing golf lessons starting on
Tuesday July 7 and Wednesday July
8. There will be a total of five lessons
on consecutive Tuesdays and
Wednesdays thereafter. On August
1 1, there will be a tournament for all
the juniors and a Bar-B-Que will
follow. ,
The lessons will be held at the
Kah-Nee-Ta golf course. They begin
at 9:30 a.m. and go until 1 1 :00. Kids
ages six through eleven are eligible.
To sign up parents can contact the
Kah-Nee-Ta golf shop at 553-1 1 12.
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Recreation to
. ..The summer recrftation would like
to include and cordially invite the
parents and the following
departments to attend a session each
Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. to
promote resiliency. The definition of
resiliency is: an ability to recover
from or adjust easily to change or
misfortune, Resilient is to be marked
jy.resjUerice.A.b? flexible, supple.
The objective is to familiarjze the ;
youth and their families of the
responsibilities of each area within
the Tribal Organization. This will
give the youth the incentive to
become further educated in the near
future.
Kah-Nee-Ta Golf
league results
Kah-Nee-Ta league play results:
for June 4, 1998 in the Net Skins
format are as follows.
' Hole 1 1 with a net score of three
went to Jake. Hole number 12 with a
score of two went to Alley David.
Hole 13 with a net score of two went
to Les Billy. Hole 14 went to Carol
Conner with a net score of four. Hole
16 went to Madeline Queahpama
Spino with a net score of two. Hole
17 belonged to Les Spino with a net
score of three.
The special event was the long
putt which was won by Sybil Smith.
Tips from the
JOE "DA" PRO
Since we're on the subject of
Junior Golf this issue, let's take a few
minutes and address Junior Golf. To
begin, let's not talk about what the
Juniors can do for golf, but what golf
can do for the juniors. If these
youngsters get a chance early in life
to learn the basic fundamentals about
the game, this foundation will stay
with them. For many, it will stay with
them for a lifetime. Like learning to
swim, the earlier one learns to do it,
the longer and better they
instinctively remember it.
Young people have three
advantages over adults w hen it comes
to learning the game. First, they don't
have the slightest concern for w here
the ball is going mrt of the time.
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1998 Road Warriors Pi-Ume-Sha Fun Run
Warm Springs, OR
June 27, 1998,9:00 a.m.
The Warm Springs Community Wellness Department cordially
invite you to participate in the 1998 Pi-Ume-Sha Run at the Warm
Springs Community Center.
10K Course-out and back course on pavement with rolling hills,
with three water stations.
5K Course-out and back course with one water station at turn
around point.
Registration pre-registration, $8.00; day of race, $10.00
Divisions 13 & under, 14-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50 & over.
There will be T-shirts for all participants and awards to all overall
winners in each division.
Registration form
Name.
Address
CityState
Circle one event only: 10K 5K 1 mile Fun RunWalk
Make checks payable to: Community Wellness Center
P.O. Box C, Warm Springs, OR 97761
In consideration of the acceptance of my entry, I waive and release
any and all claims against the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Community Wellness Center and any other participating sponsors
or directors for all claims and damages what so ever, in any manner
arising or resulting from my participation in this race. I attest and
verify that I have full knowledge of the risk involved. In the event of
an accident, illness or other medicalemergency expenses, I am
physically fit for my own and sufficiently trained to participate in
this race.
Participant signature
sponsor classes-
Week
June 24
July 01
July 08
Activity
W.S. Fire&Saftey
W.S. Police Dept.
IHS
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July J.5 ,Vl,n , , Fire Management,,,, Jirejighting
July 22
July 29
August 05
US Army Recruit St. Service Info.
Economic Dev. Tentative 5
Year Plan
W.S. 4-H Program Search &
C9 am-11 am) Rescue
A health snack will be provided during
Kids compete in Special Olympics
Several kids from Central Oregon
competed in the Oregon special
Olympics held at Hayward Field in
Eugene, OR. The event took place on
June 5,6,7.
Cameron Nathan won gold medals
in both the 100m dash and the softball
throw.
Remo Stormbringer also received
a gold medal in the running long
jump and got a silver medal in the
800m run.
Talon Stormbringer got silver
medals in the softball throw and the
50m dash.
Lance Stormbringer came away
Pro-
Thev swine freelv and aggressively.
The longer the ball remains airborne
and the further it goes is most often
their complete goal. Secondly, their
bodies know instinctively to create
the most speed (power) from the
clubhead when it reaches the ball.
Learning adults want to "control"
and "direct" the clubhead through
the golf ball; kids just don't care.
Usually controlling and directing is
of little importance at this beginning
stage. Third, youngsters are
outstanding mimics. When they see
something they want to copy , whether
it be a good golf swing or Aunt
Helen's funny walk, they have an
uncanny ability to do it quickly and
do it well. The majority of the world's
great golfers did not learn the game
from an early age from expensive
golf instructors, but by watching
golfers they admired, and copying
them. Rhythm, balance, and timing
are the first line basics learning to
swing a golf club properly. The
detailed "techniques" can follow.
(Who cares if you can hit it straight
every time but the ball only goes
twenty yards? What is the lowest
score a person can get on a 400 yard
par four with this "controlled" theory?
You do the math.) But it is at the
beginning stage that the proper grip,
stance, posture, and balance will
expedite their chances of watching
the ball soar through the air.
No question about it, when juniors
learn a few of the basic fundamentals,
it will help them enjoy "the game of
a lifetime," even if they don't get
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each session
with a bronze medal in the softball
throw. ' i
Miguel Torres won a silver medal
in the 400m dash and placed fourth in
the softball throw. s
Kodiak Stormbringer placed
fourth in both the softball throw and
the 200m dash.
The next event for this group is
the special Olympic try-outs for the
world games. This event will take
place in Salem, OR from July 24 to
26. Medal winners will get a chance
to compete in the World Games which
are held in North Carolina.
serious about it for several decades
to come. .
And, in closing, let's not forget
the important aspects of why all of us
have a hand in assisting young people
play golf. It instills a sense of fair
play; it requires discipline; preaches
courtesy and manners; and it demands
honesty and integrity. But the most
important of all, It gives them the
opportunity to whack that golf ball
for miles, hit an approach shot from
100 yards away 20 feet from the
hole, shout in glee when they roll in
the put, and HAVE A GREAT TIME
DOING IT!! The bottom line is
simple: HAVE FUN!!!
Attention all members During
the Pi-Ume-Sha celebration the golf
course is holding the annual Member
Guest Invitational. All members are
urged to bring one guest (non
member.) The cost is $50.00 per two
person team. This will be a 9:00
shotgun start so all players should be
at the golf course by 8 :45. The format
is the following: Just before teeing
off, choose any of the contestants
playing in the U.S. Open. Then, you
and your partner will play a two
person best ball net, and add that
score with what the contestant of
your choice shoots on Sunday in the
U.S. Open. A Bar-Be-Que at the Pro
Shop will follow the golf. Call the
Pro Shop for additional information
at 553-1 1 1 2. So... get yourself a guest
partner, and come out and have a
good time. See you there.