10 May 4, 2000
warm Springs, Oregon
SPILYAY TYMOO
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
The Rez Biathlon was held on April 22, 2000 at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village
Photos by TJ
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Here is all the participants that took part in this years Rez Biathlon. They all showed a lot of heart in doing this grueling race all by themselves.
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"Millenium Rodeo set for May 27 & 28, in Okanogan
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Kids who are still
interested in little
league can still
sign-up
Andrew Smith shown here coming in from the 10k run
Reservation Relay coming
on May 6, 2000.
Registration will take place
at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village.
For more info, contact the
Community Wellness
Center at 553-3243.
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Yakama Nation Bowling Tourney results
The Yakama Nation Bowling tour
nament results have finally arrived.
Congratulations to all those that won.
What you have received for winning an
event is a black leather suede jacket
with your name and the event you won
on the front. -t
The tournament committee would
like to congratulate the bowlers who
won the Master's Divisions: Edna
David, Harm Springs, OR; Ellis F.
Lanpfey, Warm Springs, OR; Ted
Tryi'io. W.ip,iio, WA; Rick Tonasket,
Cnialr.W.V; .riwloliotixiie. Harrah,
WA, ami Nadine Compo, White S wan,
WA.
The following are the other event
winners, including:
Mixed Doubles: lst,RayShike Jr.
and Leslie Cochran, Warm Springs,
OR (1347); 2nd, Ted Sampson and
Leslie Cochran, Warm Springs, OR
(1318); 3rd, Kathy Sirios and Brian
Condon, Omak, WA (1276).
Mixed Teams: 1st, E. Yvonne
Trujillo, Sabe Redthunder. Rebecca
TrujiIloandTedTrujillo(2690), Harrah,
WA; 2nd, Luanne Foltz, Nancy
Sampson, Donnie Bagley, Ellis Lan
gley, Warm Springs, OR (2626).
Men's Doubles: 1st, Dennis
Thompson and Larry Scott Sr.,
Warm Springs (1287); 2nd. Phillip
Blackburn and Bryan James, Taholah,
WA(1271).
Men's Singles: 1st, Richard Wolfe,
Warm Springs (689); 2nd. Donnie
Bagley, Warm Springs (653); Ron
Staggs, Omak, WA (631).
Women's Doubles: 1st, Lupe
Katchia and Missy Scott, Warm
Springs, OR (1338); 2nd, Rena Dick,
Coulee Dam and Sandra Vigil, Harrah,
WA(1221).
Women's Singles: lst.Beci Trujillo,
Harrah. WA (680); 2nd, Gilly Stacgs,
Omak, WA (668); 3rd, Rena Dick,
Coulee Dam.
These results were sent by Deland
R. Olney. Secretary Yakama Nation
Bowling Tournament
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Picture of Alex Cate, out of East Omak, WA riding a Big Bend Rodeo Company's "Black Smoke"
The "Millenium 2000 Open Ro
deo" is coming, May 27 & 28, 2000, at
the Okanogan County Fair Grounds.
i "This is something I've been plan
' ning for a long time," said Bruce
Marcellay, promoter for the "Millenium
2000 Open Rodeo". "This rodeo will
be a place where the whole family can
come and have a eood time", explains
Mr. Marcclhy. MVc' '' - ' '
it would be a good idea to get ue woi J
out, so all horse racers would have a
chance to get their horses legged up to
race. The races will be open start 14
mile and 12 mile. The feature race will
be the "Thrilling" Pony Express Race.
The "Millenium 2000 Open Ro
deo" will feature barebackriJing, saddle
bronc riding, bull riding, team roping,
barrel racing, wild cow milking, and
ladies cow riding.
Marcellay expects to have a good
eneouiae e v ei uiie loanum uie rooeo
performances as spectators, partici
pants, or contestants.
Rodeo performances are scheduled
to begin at 1 :00 pm each day. Admit
tance is $5.00 adults, or $ 10.00 a fam
ily. Posters for the "Millenium 2000
Open Rodeo" will soon be up through
out the local areas, but you can phone at
(509) 826-9697. or write: POBox 1824
Omak. WA 9SS4 1 . for entry informa-