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10 June 17, 1999 Warm Springs, Oregon Spilyay Tymoo Spilyay jtymoo Sports ' : ... ., ;i. .- .. y Council donates saddle for Endurance Race 11 i '.ill " V " I if 1 7 ' I f R , It I 1 Saddle to be given away for 1st place at the Endurance Race 1999 HOOPFEST July 2-4, 1999 Elmer Quinn Park, Warm Springs, OR Blacktop 5 on 5 ' Cash Prizes 10 Player Roster 6 Fouls(no free throws) Players under 18, need waivers 24 team limit Tourney deadline is 6-15-99 Double Elimination $150.00 Entry Fee For more info call (541) 553-6004 1999 Pi-Ume-Sha Slow Pitch Softball Tournament June 25, 26, 27, 1999 Warm Springs Community Center Ballfields 16 Men's- True Double Elimination 16 Women's- True Double Elimination Entry Fee: $275.00 Before June 18, 1999 $300.00 After Cashiers Check or Money Orders Payable to: Jerry Sampson 1st Place- Championship Jackets, 12 Ea. 2nd Place- Pull Overs, 12 Ea. 3rd Place- Sweatshirts, 12 Ea. 4th Place-T-Shirts, 12 Ea. Sportsmanship-12 & 12 All Stars- 12 Ea. Most Valuable Player-1& I Most Home Runs-1 & 1 Tournament Director: Jerry Sampson P.O. Box 847 Warm Springs, OR 97761 (541)553-6619 Home Information: Sandra Greene-Sampson (541)553-3601 Work Peewee Rodeo coming in June Peewee Rodeo June I9&20, 1999 Warm Springs, OR Performances 12:00 Noon Daily r Events include. Cow Riding (Sr.), Calf Riding (Interm & Jr.), ' Mutton Bustin (Peewee), Goat Tying (Sr. & Interm), Goat Undecorating (Jr. & Peewee) Barrel Racing- All Ages ' ' Pole Bending- All Ages, , Break Away (Sr.), Horseless Roping (Interm, Jr.; Peewee) ; Entry Dates: June 10 & 11, 3:00-8:00 pm daily, .. ,' Entry Call Backs: June 15, 3:00-8:00 pm. : Phone: 541-553-1856. Mail Entry & Fees to: Warm Springs Peewee Rodeo P.O. Box 732 Warm Springs, OR 97761 Money Orders only Please! Warm Springs Indian Reservation Memorial Endurance Horse Race Saturday, June 26, 1999 In Memory of Ellen Johnson, Tribal Council member Prosanna Williams, Arthur Mitchell, Caroline Tohet, Committee members "Come join in the fun and help us celebrate our las t race of the century. " Entries close at 8:00 a.m. Post Time is at 8:15 sharp! $100 Appoximately 14 miles All riders must use a stock saddle and be 16 years of age (all minors must have guardians signature). Jackpot-lst 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20: Additional $500 for 1st place Saddle, Leather sleeve Pendleton jacket, Rein set, Saddle blanket, Saddle bag, Rope and cap. Rein set, Saddle blanket, Pendleton vest, Rope and cap. Saddle Blanket, Pendleton vest, Rope and cap. Pendleton vest, Rope and cap. Pendleton Vest and cap. Other prizes - Much much more Fntries close at 8:15 a.m. Post time at 8:30 a.m. sharp! $50 Approximately 6 miles All riders must use a stock saddle: 15 years and under (Guardians signature and permission required) Jackpot-lst 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20: Additional $200 for 1st place. Leather rein set, Saddle blanket, Saddle bag, Rope, Hooded sweatshirt and caD. Second place: Saddle blanket, Saddle bag, Rope, Hooded Sweatshirt and cap. Third place: Saddle blanket, Rope, Hooded sweatshirt and cap. Fourth place: . Saddle blanket, Rope, Hooded sweatshirt and cap. Fifth place:. Rope, Hooded sweatshirt and cap. Sixth place: : ' Rope Hooded sweatshirt and cap. , ! ' ' 1 ' Other prizes - Much much more Drawings (free). Must be present when number is called to receive your prize!!! Start and finish line near Shaker Church, Shitike Creek Road. See signs posted. - For more information call Tribal Council Office 541-553-32573258. Not responsible for accidents, damages, thefts, for personal injury of individuals or property. ,. ... r .. ' ' Smior Division: Entry fee: Course: Riders: Prizes: First place: Sscond place: Third place: Fourth place: Fifth place: Junior Division; Entry fee: Course: Riders: Prizes: First place: tips from the Pro !.;! via ('; r. ; 0' rL.I t I ' . v t on (: (V nr, Joe "Da" Pro, Summer is finally here, so take 1 off those long johns and enjoy the ' summer sunshine. On a recap for the last 3 months, We have had some f' great tournament play here at Kah- Nee-Ta Resort. For the opener of the Mtw season, we had tne springer Invitational start it all off this year. Moreover, as always the well known couples tournament the TP Chapman was a great success with the Holts dominating A flight division with a 2-day total of 145. Some of our local players also did well during the 2 day event. Kelly Wetchner and Carol Conner tied for 1st Net with a 128 while Keiki Rauschenburg and Verna Conner took 4th Net with a 1 39 in the B division. In the C division Jake Coochise and Janell Smith tied for first gross with a 185 and Les and Madeline Spino took third net with a 137. Congratulations to all of our local players. , Elections of Officers were held this past spring with the presidency assigned to Butch David, Verna Conner as VP, Janell Smith as the secretary and Gary "Doc" Whittle as the OGA Director. We would like to thank our previous officers for the dedication and time they contributed to the Golf association in the past 2 years. Mr. Alley David as president, Mr. Benny Heath as VP and OGA Director, Carol Conner as secretary and Shanuna Quehapama as ladies OGA director. Mahalo to all our brothers & sisters. As for the summer, 85 degrees and a slight breeze from the south. Come out and play golf. W.S. Rodeo Associati6n to celebrate it's "Silver Anniversery" Warm Springs Rodeo Associa tion in Warm Springs, Oregon is cel ebrating its "Silver Anniversary" with the 25th annual all-Indian Rodeo June 26-27, at 1 :00 PM daily. This Rodeo event will be multi-sanctioned. Livestock contractor will be Tygh Ridge Rodeo Company and an nouncer is Jake Grossmiller. Rodeo events will include Saddle Bronc, Bareback, Bull Riding, Calf Roping, Steer Wrestling, Sr. Barrel Race, Ladies Breakaway, Team Roping, (Enter twice, 2 loops), Century Team Roping, (enter twice, 2 loops, combined age of 100), Wild Horse Race, (Indian teams, only) Jr. Barrel Race, (12 years and under). Slack, if necessary, will be held Saturday after the show. If there are nol enough contestants to fill an event, the event will be cancelled. Books open Wednesday, June 16, and close June 18. Office hours arc from 9 AM to 6 PM. Call backs will be on Monday, June 2 1 si, 9 AM to 5 PM please keep your calls within this lime frame. Call I-877-2GO-RO- DEO, toll free or mail entries to Ro deo Secretary, PO Box 644 Warm Springs, Or 97761. Make money or ders payable to, Warm Springs Rodeo Association. No personal checks, no Canadian Currency.' Hometown en tries and permit holders must have fees paid by the time books close. Office charge will be $ 10-Sr. events, and $5-Jr. i Event set-ups are allowed, but not guaranteed. Awards will include an alf-around saddle, all-round buckle, buckles in all events. For more Rodeo information please call after 6 PM (541) 553-1783 or 553-9224. There will be concession stands on rodeo grounds. Absolutely no alcohol or drugs! Not responsible for accidents, injury, theft or divorce, the WSRA reserves the right to refuse any entry. There will be prize drawings throughout the rodeo. Admission for adults will be $6 and $3 for kids 7-ycars-old and over, all Sr. citizens are free, children age 6 and under are free. For information on other activi- Relay for Life set for July 17-18 in Madras A unique fundraiser- the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life- is coming to Madias in July. The fundraiser lakes place from 10 in the morning on Saturday. July 1 7, until 10 the following morning. Relay For Life participants organize in teams of 8 lo 1 2 people, who take turns traveling around the quarter-mile track at Madras High School, relay-style lor a lull 24 hours. Teams from businesses, churches, civic groups and families join the fun of the overnight cainpout, enjoying food, entertainment, games and the camaraderie that comes from supporting a gcxnl cause. Each team member is asked to raise $100 in sponsorship money to participate in the event, and those who raise money w ill earn prizes. Team members lake turns walking, running, dancing or skippingaround the track throughout the day and night. This is an event for athletic and non-athletic individuals alike. . The funds arc for the American Cancer Society, and will support education and patient services in Jefferson County, and cancer research elsewhere in Oregon. On Saturday, all day long, to keep people busy and having fun, there will he activities like volleyball, a scavenger hunt, a tent decorating contest, lap poker early in the morning hours, live music, children's activities, the limbo and more. As night falls, luminaries surrounding the track arc lit lo honor the hrave survivors and loved ones we've lost in the battle. Relay For Life asks for a $5 donation fir each Pi-Ume-Sha Fun Run is on June 26 The Warm Springs Community Wellness, Center-Recreation Department is cordially inviting you to participate in the 1999 Pi-ume-sha Fun Run held on June 26, 1999 at the Tribal Administration building. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and all races will begin at 9 a.m. There will be a 10k Course: Out and back course on pavement with rolling hills with 3 water stations. There is also a 5k Course: Out and back course with 1 water station at turn around point. Registration: Pre-registration-$8.00 Dav of the race-$ 10.00 ,ulSar r c , Divisions Age Groups: The American Cancer Society is . . . c , r reaching out to Jefferson County Male & remaie residents to join in the fight against 13 & under, 14 to 18 yrs, 19 the second- leading cause of death in to 29 yrs, 30 to 39 yrs, 40 to ,hc.us- ... ,. ., 49 yrs, 50 & over. Anyone wishing to participate may . pick up a captain's packet at Willow Awards. Creek Books in downtown Madras or There will be T- shirt's from the Warm Springs Health & available to each participant Wellness Center 1270 Kot-num who jd he pre. Road( ask for Michele Gcmelas). . . , e . The Jefferson County Relay For registration or day of the Lire last year was a huge success! race fee. Awards to over all There were II teams with over 132 winners in each age group, partieipan.s raising over $18,000 and MaRe Checks Money 144 luminaries purchased. 0 , J For more information, contact Jim Orders payable to: and Michele Gcmelas at (541) 475- CWC-REC 4558. p.O. BOX C Warm Springs, OR 97761 ties: Pow-wow: (541) 553-7015, 10K fun run: 553-3243 (8 am to 5 PM), Softball tournament: 553 1227, Golf tournament: 553-1112 (ask for Pro-Shop), 3 on 3 Basket ball tournament: 553-8631 (after 6 PM), Endurance Race: 553-3258 (8 am to 5 PM), Stick Games: 553 1435 (after 6 PM), Museum: 553 3331, Indian Head Casino: 1-800-BET-N-Win, Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort: 1-800-83 1 -01 00. A drawing will be held in June, and items will include a Pendleton Blanket, AMFM stereo wCD, Tupperware, beaded Nike cap, tra ditional bundle, coffee maker, Nike jacket, rod & reel, beaded belt buckle, $100 x 2, $50, kids' bike, othermisc. items. Raffle tickets will be $1 each and will need not be present to win. See the following people to buy tickets: Ginger Smith, Rita Squiemphen.Shawna Jackson, Monica Leonard, Gladys Squiemphen, Kimma Flammond, Vesta Miller, Jodel Johnson, C.R. Begay, and Val Squiemphen.
