WARM SPRINGS, OREGON
May 18,200011
Spilyay Tyinoo Sports
T-Ball jamboree brings together all 5 teams
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2000 Northwest Indian Golf Schedule:
May 20-21 Khowutzun Indian Open Duncan, BC, Canada Garrett Elliot
(250) 748-4498
June 3-4 RS & Associates Spokane, WA Vicki Davis (509) 344-3200
June 10-11 Yakama Traety Day Open Toppenish, WA Leonard Rabanal (509)
865-4779
June 17-18 VVUber Datman Memorial Lewiston, ID Ron Oatman (208) 935
2902 June 24-25 Riverside Indian Golf Tourney Chehalis, WA Duane LaFrombois
(206) 767-5955
June 24-25 Fry Bread Amatuer Warm Springs, OR Joe Rauschenburg (541)
553-1112
July 1-2 Reno Indian Open Reno, NV
July 8-9 Coyote Open Electric City, WA Larry Jordan (509) 6S4-2238
July 15-16 Puget Sound Indian Classic Chehalis, WA James Leo (360) 748-
0024
July 22-23 Albert "Slick" Young Memorial Marysville, WA Bill Jones (425)
754-2768
July 28-30 Hawaiian-Local boy Invitational Warm Springs. OR Joe
Rauschenburg (541) 553-1112
August 5-6 Sage Hills Indian Open Warden,WA Charlie Pimms (509)924-
5301
August 12-13 Wildhorse Amatuer Pendelton, OR Laine Wortman (541) 276-
5588
The Warm Springs Local T-Ball
League got off to a astounding start on
their 2000 season, with a Kick off
Jamboree on Monday May 15. Tho
round robin jamboree was games set
up with the 5 teams rotating across two
fields, located directly behi nd the Com
munity Center on the Pi-Ume-Sha
Grounds. Each team had the opportu
nity to play different opponets in a 40
minute time span, prior to the Hot Dog
Feed that followed.
This was a great opportunity to get
the teams together and get the butter
flies out prior to the regular league
schedule, which begins on Tueday May
16, 2000. T-B all is the introductary
stage of baseball & Softball to the
younger generation of boys and girls.
Coaches that are working with the
children, instruct them in base running,
fielding of the ball, and of course hit
ting the ball off a tee. The required
league ages of those children currently
registered should be six years of age to
eight maximum. Skill level is always
important in all ages of the Little League
program, not only here but nationwide
as a organized activity foryouth. Warm
Springs for example, will have many
youth with talent for the game and get
by with maybe two years of T-ball
before moving up to the Minor League
Program, which is designed for chil
dren ages 8 io 10 years of age. Some
youth need extra time in such leagues
where they amy spend more time get
ting skilled in the game, and building
their abilities to reach the next level.
This is of course throughout the league
in all age divisions not just T-ball.
There is a age overlap in the league
from T-ball, minors, and majors where
children at the border line can either
play at one level, or move up. Currently ,
there are 5 teams as stated, another
team is still looking for players to step
forward to fill in one more team. Reva
Johnson will coach the Stingers should
enough players come forth to field at
Zone 6 Commercial season approved
On April 28th, 2000 the Colum
bia River Compact agencies of
Washington and Oregon met to con
sider treaty Indian fishery options
and agreed to allow the sale of fish in
a commercial fishery. Obtaining
clearance from the Compact the Co
lumbia River Inter Tribal Fish
Commission and Tribal Commis
sioners met and agreed to allow sale
of fish in a commercial fishery. The
following guidelines have been ap
proved and are in effect immedi
ately. Tribal members have the ability
to sell fish harvested on the Colum
bia River to any licensed fish dealers
and directly to members of the gen
eral public. Tribal members are al
lowed to sell salmon, steelhead, shad,
walleye, and carp. The fishery to
begin at noon on Saturday May 6th
and end at 6 PM on Sunday May
28th. Fishing is to be done by hook
and line, set nets, dip nets, and hoop
nets only. Fishing is not allowed by
gill net.Season:Noon Saturday, May
6th to 6 p.m. May 28th, 2000
Area: All waters of Zone 6 open to
subsistence fishing plus the Wind,
White Salmon, and Klickitat rivers.
Gear: Subsistence fishing gear
including dip nets, hoop nets, setbag
nets, and hook and line.
Allowable Sales: The allowed
sales during the commercial season
will be salmon, steelhead, shad,
walleye, and carp.
Miscellaneous Rules: Fish may be
sold to licensed fish dealers and di
rectly to members of the general
public.
If you have any further questions
contact the Natural Resources de
partment at 553-3548.
Thank you to all who helped
To the editor,
Thank you for another great re
lay! To my teammates, fans and
sponsors. I would like to thanks ev
eryone who participated in, cheered
us on or helped out with donations.
Our team was named "The Ayes
Team" (because we always joke
around and laugh) and consisted of
myself, Louella Bagley, Rebecca
VanPelt, Bo Ortiz and James Wolfe
III. We participated in the Reserva
tion Relay co-ed division on May 6,
2000. 1 wanted to personally thank
the members of my team for doing
their best and helping to finish this
race once again.
Although two of our runners were
in a car that was broke down on the
side if the road for part of the race,
they managed to catch up with us
and help us complete the relay. Next
time we'll go back and check on you
(we promise).
Thanks Lou for keeping us going
even when we thought we wouldn't
be able to finish the race. Bo and
Becky were a great help at the end
and got us to the finish line. Last, but
definitely not least, a big thank you to
James for running a great race and
making it out on such short notice. I
would also like to thank Kia Donahue
for loaning us his truck when our
other ride fell through. Thanks to my
mom, Kathleen Heath for helping out
with the entry fee and bringing us
much needed food and gatorade.
Also thanks to Chet VanPelt for
donating bottled water since he wasn't
able to run. Congratulations to all the
other runners and walkers that par
ticipated in this year's relay and we
hope to see you next year! OH! Al
most forgot about our biggest and
most loyal fan "Mickey". She ran
with us and cheered for us through
out the day. P.S. There is another
relay coming up in June, if anyone is
interested, let me know.
Team Captain
Laurie S. Danzuka
least 10 players, this team will be the
"Stingers". The Stingers have been in
cluded into the league schedule of
games that will run the next 5 weeks, if
interested please contact the Commu
nity Wellness Center Office at 553
3243. Or just come on down and register
your child to participate. AH current
volunteer coaches in the Warm Springs
Little League Program, are appreci
ated greatly for the job well done in
working with our youth, next time you
see a coach, compiment them on a job
well done. The other teams involved
with T-ball are as follows; The Rockies
Coach John Katchia, Tigers- Coach
Richard Wolfe, ECE- Coach Sue Mat
ters, Rat Pack- Coach Tony "Big Rat"
Suppah, and the War Ponies- Coach
Andrew Smith.
Everyone have a great season from
the Community Wellness Center Staff.
Rez Relay draws six teams to local event
The Warm Springs Community
Wellness Center would like to con
gratulate each and every participant for
their outstanding performances that
they put forth in running in this years
Rez Relay. This year we had six teams,
two from out of town, and four local
teams.
The overall champions for Rez
Relay 2000 was the "Kaiser
Permanente"out of Milwauke, OR with
a time of 7:47: 1 4. Team members con
sisted of Cynthia and Steve Roh out of
Portland OR, Andrea Henning Port
land OR, Rick Boittecheir Portland
OR, Harold and Pamela Polivka from
Milwauke OR.
Second place went to "The Reser
vation Road Kill" the. four-man team
out of Bend OR, which was the Sub
Master Champions with a time of
8:25:05. The team members were Doug
Williams out of Bend OR, Douglas
Dean Bend OR, Chad Brindle Bend
OR, Hcil Brown Bend OR.
Third place went to a local team
called "The Road Warriors" which took
the adult co-ed championship with a
time of 9:43:24. Team members were
Monica and Tray Leonard Warm
Springs OR, Debbie Thompson Warm
Springs OR, Lyda Rhoan Warm
Springs OR, Robin Ike Warm Springs.
Fourth place went to team "I Don't
Know" which was a local team that
took the adult co-ed runner-up with a
time of 10:37:52. Team members were
James Wolfe III Warm Springs OR,
Laurie Danzuka Warm Springs, Louella
M. Bagley Warm Springs, Rebecca
Van Pelt Warm Springs OR, Bo Ortiz
Warm Springs OR.
Fifth place went to our very own
W.S. Elementary Team, whichshowed
a lot of heart and courage while running
this race with a time of 10:49:52, which
was the runner-up sub-masters. Team
members were Michael Osborne
Redmond OR, Daniel Brown Madras
OR, Dawn Smith Warm Springs OR,
Lois Squiemphen Warm Springs OR,
Lucinda Heath Warm Springs OR.
The sixth team in the race was the
I.H.S. team from Warm Springs. This
team was very motivated throughout
the race with each team member power
walking their legs . Team members were
Jeanie Seyler Warm Springs, Earlynne
Squiemphen Warm Springs, Joy
Harvey Madras OR, Shirley Earl Ma
dras OR, Anne Seyler Warm Springs
OR, Sarah Thomas Madras OR, and
Kevin Seyler Warm Springs. Although
the team was D.N.F they also showed
a lot of heart and courage throughout
the day.
With that, the race was a success,
and all that participated shall give them
selves a pat on the back for getting out
there and doing it like athletes should.
Hope to see you next year.
"Millenium Rodeo set for May 27 & 28, in Okanogan
The "Millenium 2000 Open Ro
deo" is coming, May 27 & 28, 2000, at
the Okanogan County Fair Grounds.
"This is something I've been plan
ning for a long time," said Bruce
Marcellay.promoterforthe "Millenium
2000 Open Rodeo". "This rodeo will
be a place where the whole family can
come and have a good time", explains
Mr. Marcellay. Marcellay thought that
it would be a good idea to get the word
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 barebackriding, saddle
bronc riding, bull riding, team roping,
barrel racing, wild cow milking, and
ladies cow riding.
Marcellay expects to have a good
turn out for this rodeo, and wish to
encourage everyone to attend the rodeo
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,orwrite:POBox 1824,
Omak, WA 98841, for entry information.
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Picture of Alex Cate, out of East Omak, WA riding a Big Bend Rodeo Company's "Black Smoke
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