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SPILYAY tymoo WARM SPRINGS, OREGON March 23,2000 11 Spilyay Tymoo Sports .fe. First year tournament a success for Shawn Harry The Tzo-Ya-Ha 6fl and under tournament was held on March 10-12, 2000. The tournament was held by Shawn Harry. This was his first time putting on a tournament and he thought that it went really well. Untied Tribes from Lapwai, ID won the tourney and received Wool jackets for theirefforts. Wind Spirits out of Pine Ridge, SD came in sec ond and they got Lined pullovers. Indian Pride of Warm Springs fol lowed up with third and they received sweatshirts. The Wildcats came in fourth place and they got Long sleeve T-shirts. There were ten all-stars selected and they are as follows: from Lapwai-Jackson Ycarout & Abe Ycarout, from Wind Spirits-Vine, Ricky & Darrell, from Indian Pride-James "Buck wheat" Scott & Tom Adams, from the Wildcats-Vernon "Wolfman" Suppah & Andy Stacona and from the Reno Redmen-Woody Wadsworlh. MVP honors went to Doug Sabotta, who received a Wool jacket. Rose Garden events for April i j IX Senior Citizen Event: Houston 7:00 p.m. MUSeUMI QUI! 2mX"6'z,WZT'"'" tournament raises money vs. Letter of appreciation thanks all- To basketball fans, I would like to extend my appre ciation to the community for your patronage during my basketball tournament, which was held March 10-12, 2000. The tournament was titled Tzo-Ya-Ha, which means "People of the sun." Upon its completion, I received a lot of positive feedback from various members of the community who thought the tournament went well. My only regret was that my awards didnft arrive on time like I had hoped and wanted, but they came in on Monday the 13th and we hand de livered them to all the teams. For this tournament there were originally 13 teams scheduled, but due to other things a few dropped out. I would like to thank those teams who were able to gather enough players to fill those vacant slots. This allowed for continuous games to be played and kept the tournament on track. Ev eryone seemed to enjoy the games and I was glad to see so many bas ketball fans cheering for their selected team(s). Organizing and holding a tourna ment takes a great deal of time, effort, and hard work. This was my first attempt at hosting a tournament and without the local support it would have been impossible to accomplish. I would like to send a special thanks to the Warm Springs Composite Products and the Warm Springs Forest Products Industries for their donations. Your sponsorship was greatly appreciated. Thank you Margo and Scott Moses of Kahneeta Resort for your assistance with things. It was very helpful. I would like to acknowledge my dedicated tournament staff for their time and effort in seeing that things were taken care of. Thank you Roland and Vcrleen Kalama for all your time and help Ihroughout the weekend. I would also like to recognize others who voluntarily Ipitched in? and helped out with things and clean-up when needed. Once again, thank you and I ap preciate everyonefs encouragement. Shawn A. Harry Sunday, April 16, Blazers Sacramento 12:00 p.m. Student Events: (Letters will be mailed to ParentGuardians ) Saturday, April 1, Blazers vs. Milwaukee Sunday, April 2, Blazers vs. Se attle 6:00 p.m. Friday, April 7, 95.5 Spring Jam 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 8, Blazers vs. Vancouver Sunday, April 30, Beck concert (Theatre of Clouds) Random Fvents Available: Monday, April 3, Bruce Springsteen Concert 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 5, Blazers vs. Wednesday, April 19, Blazers vs. Denver 7:00 p.m. DEADLINE DATR to submit your name: Wednesday, April 29, 5 p.m. Cat! the Personnel pffjrf 553-3262551.129. Note: If we don't get enough responses for events later in the month, we will extend the deadline date. ALL (except stu dents) will be notified by phone. Criteria: 1. Tribal MemberEmployee' 2. 1 8 years of age 3. Never been selected to a Rose Garden event Warm Springs Nation Cougars All- Indian High School Boys Baslietuail Tournament March 31. Anrll 1. 2, 2000 Warm Springs Community Center , Warm Springs, Oregon Entry Fee: $175.00 prior to Marcli 24th $200.00 alter deadline -12 Team True Double Elimination Awards Include: For More Information: Aaron T. Kalama Memorial Basketball Tournament 40 and over March 24-26, 2000-Nisqually, Washington On January 1, 2000, the Daily Olympian, Olympla, Washington, published the High School Athletes of the Century for the local schools in the area and Aaron Kalama was named the Athlete of the Century for Yelm High School, Yelm, Washington. The family is having this tournament to commemorate this honor. Awards given to 1st to 5th place winners, All Stars, MVP, Mr. Hustle, Most 3 points, Most Inspirational. Entry fee is $300 if paid by February 29, 2000 $325 if paid after February 29, 2000 The deadline for receipt of entry fee is March 17, 2000 For more information contact Carmen Kalama at (360) 426-3990 ext. 214 (day), (360) 455-5136 (evening); or Lorna Kalama at (360) 438-1181 ext. 327 (day), (360) 491-6724 (evening). No collect calls, money orders and cash only. Sturgeon setline fishery reopen 10 Championship Leather Sleeves 10 Runner Up Sweatshirts 10 3r Place T-Shirts 10 4a Place Tanks M.V.P. All-Stars, HusUe Awards Austin Greene, Tourney Dir. P.O. Box 1327 Warm Springs, OR. 07781 I541J 553-1953 -Home (5411 553-3243 -Work Kah-Nee-Ta Resort Swim Lessons Red Cross certified instructors to be here Monday & Thursdays at 4:30 p.m. April 10-27, 2000 and May 1 & 4, 2000 8 classes at $30 per child. Must be at least 4 years old; minimum of 6 children per lesson; maximum of 15 per lesson. Space is limited. Call to make reservations or for more information 553-1 1 12 ext. 3458. Today, the Compact states of Or egon and Washington agreed with the Columbia River treaty tribes to reopen the sturgeon setline fishery in the Bonneville and John Day pools. Bonneville and John Day pool Setline Season: Opens noon, on . Monday, March 20th, 2000. The Dalles pool is closed. Only setline gear may be used. The fishery will close at 6pm on Monday, July 31 or when the catch guideline of 1,300 in the Bonneville pool or 1,160 in the John Day pool is reachedd. AREA: Bonneville and John Day Pool only. RESTRICTIONS: Hook size must be 90 or larger. Tribal fishers are encouraged to use circle-hooks and avoid J-hooks. All river mouth ' and dam sanctuaries remain in ef fect. ALLOWABLE SALES: The al lowed sales during the Bonneville and John Day Pool setline seaon will be restricted to sturgeon. Chinook and steelhead may not be sold. STURGEON SIZE LIMIT: Sturgeon between 4 feet and 5 feet in length may be sold commercially of kept for subsistence. STURGEON CATCH GUIDE LINES: The sturgeon catch guide line for Bonneville and John Day Pool remains at 1 ,300 and 1 , 1 60 stur geon, respectively. The estimated sturgeon harvest at the close of the winter commercial gillnet season is 400 in Bonneville and 360 in John Day pool, leaving approximately 900 sturgeon available for harvest in Bonneville and 800 in John Day pool. Scaffold Fishery: The scaffold fishery remains open for subsistence use. Scaffold catch of sturgeon may be sold during open commercial fish ing periods. If" you have any fishing enforce ment problems or need assistance or information day or night, contact the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisher ies Enforcement Office, 4270 Westcliff Drive, Hood River, Or egon. Phone: (541) 386-6363 or toll free (800)487-FISH (3474). Please consult your tribal Fish and Wild life Committee for additional de tails on tribal regulation. PLEASE WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKETS FOR SAFETY. The Museum at Warm Springs would like to thank all of the golfers who came out on a rainy day to golf and support the Museum at Warm Springs. Over $3000 was raised during this benefit, which will go to support Museum programs. We congratulate the following winners for the Winter Benefit Golf Tourna ment held February 26, 2000 at the Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Course: 1st Gross (4 places) the Les Mombert team won Cross waters Golf for 4 1st Net (4 places) the John Katchia, Sr. team won Resort at the Mountain Golf for 4 2nd Gross (4 places) the Carl Daniels team won Eagle Crest Ridge Golf for 4 2nd Net (4 places) the Ted Brunoe team won Eagle Crest Resort Golf for 4 3rd Gross (4 places) the Mike Hinds team won a Kah-Nee-Ta Golf package for 4 3rd Net (4 places) the Hobo Patt team won a Kah-Nee-Ta Golf pack age for 4 The KPLP $5 buy-in pots were won by: Butch David KP, Bruce Mecham KP, R.C. Mench KP, Lupe Katchia LP, Dick Hackenmiller LP. The Chip & Putt contest was by the Butch David team. The Ladies Long Drive and KP was won by Lupe Katchia who re ceived a Pendleton Knapsack, and traditionally woven miniature golf bag with teespencil clubs. The Men's Long Drive was won by Butch Miller who received a Wildhorse Package. The Men's KP was won by Jay Audia who won a Quillow. Bad hair days were won by Delvis Heath Sr., and Dora Goudy. The Almost Hole-in-one on hole 3 was won by John Katchia who won a golf bag letter holder with a sleeve of balls. Most Challenging Score on hole 17 was won by the Willie Stacona team who won 2 Figaro certificates and 2 Video Video certificates. The Chili contestants all received designer chef hats. Results were: 1st place Keiki Rauschenburg, who won a $25 Bi-Mart gift certificate and Beano, 2nd place went to Evaline Patt who won a $25 Bi-Mart gift certificate , 3rd place went to Mary Ellen Conaway who received a Grandma Hoffy ' s gift certificate. We thank the golfers, sponsors, volunteers and Kah-Nee-Ta Resort for helping to make the tournament a success. The next Museum at Warm Springs golf tournament will be held this fall and we look forward to en joying a sunny and fun event. For more information to play in it, or volunteer to help, contact Dora Tournament of Champions bracket shown below- i PLACE I Cains I Wed. 1:00 PM t ounmneat of Oiimpinm, Wapato, WA Mud 22,23 24, ft 25, Winner- 1 Cute 7 Cortex, CO Thur. 3:00 pm Game 5 WY Thur. 12 Noon By. Norxlem, WA Game 2 Wed. 2J0 pm Winner- 7 Gime 13 U.7 I F 6:45 V Came 11 Fri. 1:00 pm winner- II I w; . n I Winner- 2 Came 8 Game :S Sat. IJO pm Oakland, CA Thur. 6 00 Uinral, ID Loeer-I I Winner-1 J By. Fl Btltoup, MT Game 16 Sat. 3 KM pm Game 3 Wed. 7.00 pm 4TH PLACE Wow- It Game II Su. t0 pm Winner- Came 9 Came 6 Thur IJO pm Wvm Spring. Thur. 7 JO pm Y.luim. Bucks Br Ptpdlcic-rt. QR Leeer- 13 Came 17 Sat. 6:00 pa 3RD PLACE Winer- 17 r- f Cm 4 Wed. t JO pm Lew- 9 I Came 12 I Fri. 2JO pm Winer-12 ' Game 14 the. 4 Came 10 S.kika, CAN Thur. 9O0 pmj Sam. Clara, CA 10 Fri. 1:13 pa CHAMPIONS Winner- II RUNNER-UP Leeer- II Wan 14 let Wia Br Yakama Nation Bowling Eagle Lanes-Yakima, WA. March 24, 25, and 26, 2000 Times: Friday 9:30 PM to 12 Midnight - Mixed DoublesMixed Teams ir Jacket) Oat! iori( Saturday - Mixed DoublesMixed Teams Optional 9 AM to .12. & 12:30 to 3, 3:30 to 6PM, All Times are rough estimaets. Masters Qualifying times: Mens and Womens A,B,C starts at 7:00 PM Sunday Singles and Doubles Starts at 9 AM to 12 noon Roughly. Second session starts at approximately 1 PM and ends When Finished. Sunday Brunch for all Bowlers and Family, good luck to all Bowlers. For more information on times or schedules please contact Delano Olney at 1-509-865-7748 HM. or 1-509- 865-5121 X-241 work,Evans or Eli Lewis at 1-509-848-2507 HM or 1-509-665-6262 and ask for Evans or Eli.
