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Warm Springs, Oregon
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2000 Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run results
The Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run was held on Saturday, October 14, 2000. The run took place in the vicinity of the
Kah-Nee-Ta resort. Here are the results from the following runs, the 2 mile run and the 10k run.
2 Mile Run
Buffs make homecoming game one to remember
Age division Male Time Female Time
13 and under Max Foster 12:34 Ashley Bernard 16:11
Curtis Thompson Jr. 18:17 DcnaDick 16:29
Brandon Thompson 23:03 Masami Hinanmuk 22:05
20-29 Michael Mcninick 13:46 GenaSherell 20:22
Richard Suppah 16:31 DanaDocrkscn 20:22
30-39 RobWhitten 15:06 Hitomi Nishigaki 20:06
Curtis Thompson Sr. 17:16 Gwen Whitten 30:30
Tony Huntington 17:34
40-49 Cecil Dick 20:46
Cal Poncho 23:03
50-59 DougPerin 20:07 AnnaPerin 23:44
Nick Norgorden 33:49 Bernice Lewis 27:34
10k Run
Age division Male Time Female Time
1 3 and under Josiah Thompson 1:17:03
Titus Kalama 1:24:12
30-39 Peggy Koller 1:01:03
Lucinda Heath 1:25:48
40-49 Walt Carter 43:05
Roger Wood 44:48
Jim Wilson 46:40
50-59 Fred Bushong 57:06
The Madras White Buffalos were
at home on October 12, 2000 to take
on the Sherwood Bowmen. This was
homecoming for the buffs and they
put on quite a show in the second half.
In the first half it looked as if
Sherwood was going to cruise as they
score two touchdowns in the first
quarter. Brian Ebcrhardt scored on a
run from 29 yards out, making the
score 6-0. The Bowmen went for a
2-point conversion, but the pass could
not be completed. Nick Marshall
caught a 16-yard pass from
Eberhardt, which doubled the score,
with another 2-point conversion
failed.
In the second quarter Jim
Winkler scored on a 3 yard run mak
ing the score 18-0. Sherwood again
failed to convert the 2-point conver
sion, leaving he score 18-0. Jordan
Marken added to the score with a 36
yard field goal. That made the score
21-0, going into half time.
Madras looked like a new team
in the second half scoring on a 16-
yard pass from Colter Barnes to
David White. Zarate missed the ex
tra point and the score was now 21
6. Sherwood answered with a 3 yard
run by Tim I larris. The extra point
kicked was blocked by the buffs.
After two 1 5-yard penalties from the
Bowmen, Barnes again connected
with White on a 42-yard touchdown
catch, and this time Zarate made the
extra point, closing the gap to 27-13.
Tim Harris swept to the left and ran
in for a touchdown from 3 1 yards
out, with Marken kicking the extra
point making the score 34-13.
In the fourth, the buffs played
really good defense, holding the
bowmen to 3 and out. The buffs capi
talized, on the defense and scored
from 26-yards out, on a pass from
Barnes to Jason Zarate. Zarate then
made the extra point and the score
was 34-20. The buffs again held the
bowmen and got the ball back on
downs. Kyle Jividen and Zarate both
caught key passes up the middle.
These two plays led to a 30-yard pass
60 & Over
Harry Gillis
1:11:58
The Community Wellness Center would like to thank the Warm Springs Police Dept., Warm Springs Market,
Indian Head Casino, Warm Springs Museum, Sunny's Pizza, Pepe's, Hoffy's restaurant, Figaro's Pozza, Sentry's
Market, DMJ Automotive, Community Wellness Staff, Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort, Fran Ahern, Advertisements:
Bend Bulletin. Madras Pioneer, W.S Spilyay.
Carson Indian
Bowling
Tournament set
for October 27-29
to Dominique Eastcrling making the
score 34-26. The buffs defense again
was big, holding the bowmen and
forcing them to punt. Jividen caught
a bomb that put Madras on the
Sherwood 34-yard line. Barnes was
then intercepted and Sherwood used
their running game to run out the
clock. fi
Colter Barnes was 22-39, with
3 1 9 yards passing and 4 touchdowns.
Vibbert carried the ball once for 8
yards and Brunoe carried it 3 times
for 9 yards. Jason Zarate had 1)
catches for 137 yards and a touch
down. David White caught the ball
4 times for 64 yards and two touch
downs. Easterling had 2 catches for
34 yards and a touchdown. Jividen
caught 3 passes for 79 yards, wifh
Wise catching the ball twice for 9
yards.
The Buffs travel to Estacada this
Friday, October 20, 2000, to take on
the Rangers. Game time is slated fdr
7:00p.m.
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Change in Subsistence regulations
WSCWC Special activities schedule
October 25th 4-H Cooking class 3:00-6:00p.m.
October 27th Halloween Party Ages: Preschool- 4th
grade 6:00p.m.
October 31st Halloween Carnival 6:00p.m.
November 1st November Fitness Challenge Activities
begin
November 1stGun Safety class with 4-H. . i
November 6th & 7th 4&5 year old craft-making class
6:30p.m.
November 10th- 12th 14 & under Youth basketball
tournament
November 1 6th Indian Night Out with Dinner
November 20th & 21st Family Fall Craft
Making6:30p.m. November 24th- 26th 6ft. & under Men's basketball
tournament
November 8th, 15th & 22nd 4-H Cooking class 3:00
6:00p.m. December 5th Christmas tree lighting at CWC
December 9th 25th Annual Christmas Bazaar
December 1 2th November Fitness challenge
awards luncheon
December 13th Family Christmas Craft-Making
December 21st Last minute Christmas Bazaar
The 16th Annual Carson Indian
Bowling Tournament has been sched
uled for October 27-29, 2000 at the
Carson Lanes, 4600 Snyder Ave.,
Carson City, Nevada 8970 1 .
This is an ABCWIBC Sanc
tioned tournament with a 100 re
turned prize fund.
Categories include: Mixed
Team, Mixed Doubles, Singles
Doubles, Men's and Women's Mas
ters, Senior Masters.
Team entry: Prize fund-$38.00;
Lineage-$20.00; Expense-S 10.00; to
make a total of $68.00.
All events: $4.00 optional.
binglesDoubles entry: Prize
fund-$9.50; Lineage-$5.00; Expense
$2.50; to make a total of $17.00.
For more information contact
one of the following: Tournament
Director Gary W. Wood, 502 Moses
Street, Carson City, Nevada 89703;
phone at (775) 883-8333; or e-mail
rugdrezboyaol.com. You may also
contact Tournament Secretary Sharon
A. Wood, 502 Moses Street, Carson
City, Nevada 89703; phone (775)
883-8333.
The Nez Perce, Umatilla, Warm
Springs and Yakama Tribes took ac
tion on October 13, 2000 to change
the subsistence regulations on the
Columbia River.
Tribal subsistence fisheries in
Zone 6(Bonneville Dam to Mcnary
Dam) will be reopened for the re
tention of Chinook effective on
Monday October 16, at 6 am until
Monday January 1, 2000 at 6 am.
Tribal subsistence fisheries in
Zone 6 remain open also for steel
head, coho, walleye, shad, and stur
geon between four feet and five feet
in length.
Due to changes in the updated
non-Indian catch information, the to
tal tribal and non-Indian fishery hart
vest of upriver bright fall Chinooks
is sufficiently below the ESA harvest
rate limit to allow the subsistence
fishery to remain Chinook. '
If you have any fishing enforce?
ment problems or need assistance or
information, day or night, contact thrf
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 Wildlife
Committee for additional details on
tribal regulations. Please wear your
lifejackets for safety.
Community Wellness Center to
sponsor Halloween Party
The Community Wellness Cen
ter is sponsoring 'The Employee
Costume Party' on Halloween, Oc
tober 31, 2000. The party will take
place at the Tribal Council Lobby
from 3-4 p.m.
Costume Categories include:
Scariest, Most Original, Most De
tailed, Funniest and Best-of-Show.
A winner will be chosen from,
each costume category! Ribbons will
be given out to all participants. Re-.
freshments will be provided. Thel
CommunitV Wellnftss f!entpr invites
all employees to show up and shdw
tneir creativity.
The St. Pat's 32nd Annual Cowdeo is coming to the Jefferson
County Fairgrounds in Madras, OR. The cowdeo will start on
Saturday, October 21st, at 6:00pm, and finish up on Sunday,
October 22, at 1:00 pm.
Admission for the St. Pat's Cowdeo is $3.00- with door
prizes.
The Cowdeo is for children ages 5-14 years of age.
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I.B.A. starts on
Tueday, October 17,
2000. It will begin at
7:30 pm and run until
9:00 pm. You must go
through the weight
room down to the ladies d
locker room through
that entrance.
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Northwest Indian Invitational results
The Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Associa
tion hosted the 15 Annual Northwest
Indian Invitational Golf Tournament
on October 7 & 8, 2000. There were
72 participants that traveled from
Canada, Washington, Oregon and
California. Results of the winners are
listed below:
Championship Flight- Gross
1" - Isaac Henry-Cano,
Bellingham, WA, score 145
2"- Ken Kuchi, Redding, CA,
score 150
3'd - Jason Ray, Chiloquin, OR,
score 153
4 - Nathan Simon, Alberta,
Canada, score 155
First Flight- Gross
1" - Wendell Jim, Warm
Springs, OR, score 172
2nd - Clayton Lefthand, Alberta,
Canada, score 1 74
3" - (tie) Olney Part Jr., Warm
Springs, OR, score 1 78
3' - (tie) Jon Bergstrom,
Hoquim, WA, score 178
Sr. Flight- Gross
The Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Associa
tion would like to thank the follow
ing individuals and company's fir
their donations, support and sponsor
ship. With out their assistance, the
15 Annual Northwest Indian Invi
tational would of not have been a suc
cess.
We would like to thank these
people who helped throughout the
tournament: Lupe Katchia, Denys
White, Biff Johnson, Kah-Nee-Ta Pro
Shop, Satch Miller, Janell Smith,
Butch David, Benson Heath, Gordon
1" - Satch Miller, Warm
Springs, OR, score 164
2nd - Gordon Potts, Alberta,
Canada, score 165
3"1 - Chuck Vivette, Yakama,
WA, score 168
4,h - Alley David, Warm
Springs, OR, score 175
Ladies Flight- Gross
1st - Shauna Frank, Warm
Springs, OR, score 160
2nd - Carol Conner, Warm
Springs, OR, score 189
3rd - Karen Ray, Chiloquin, OR,
score 202
Championship Flight- Net
1" - Max Yellowdirt, Alberta,
Canada, score 133
2nd - Butch Miller, Warm
Springs, OR, score 138
3'" - (tie) Ryan Eagleheart,
Pendleton, OR, score 144
3rd - (tie) Al Burcell, Redding,
CA, score 144
3 - (tie) Mike Young, Salem,
OR, score 144
3 - (tie) Clarenece Holloway,
Cannon, Jake Coochise, Jordan
Stacona, Alley David, Jim Boston,
Joe Rauschenburge, Delta and
Rhonda from the snack shack,
Natanna Knouff, KNT Sales, Kyle
Sheeley and Kevin Climer & Staff.
Thank you to the sponsors: In
dian Head Gaming, Warm Springs
Forest Products, Warm Springs
Composite Products, Fisher Finan
cial out of Bend OR, Guerin Logging
Company, Rodney Smith Logging,
Heath Cattle Company, Kah-Nee-Ta
Golf Association and Randy Yager
Alberta, Canada, score 144
First Flight- Net
Is - John Katchia Sr., Warm
Springs, OR, score 140
2nd - Gerald Kequitts, Alberta,
Canada, score 141
3rd - (tie) Paul Chiniquay,
Alberta, Canada, score 143
3rd - (tie) Buz Gutierrez, Spo
kane, WA, score 143
Sr. Flight- Net
1" - Billy Ray, Chiloquin, OR,
score 141
2nd - Len Belcourt, Alberta,
Canada, score 142
3rd - Benson Heath, Warm
Springs, OR, score 147
4'" - Delvis Heath, Warm
Springs, OR, score 150
Ladies Flight- Net
1" - Janell Smith, Warm
Springs, OR, score 144
2nd - Betty Rain, Alberta,
Canada, score 147
3rd - Louise Potts, Alberta,
Canada, score 161
of Quality Doors from Bend OR.
Here are the people who donated
raffle items: Joni & Alley David,
Wildhorse Golf Association, Chi
nook Winds Casino, Dr. James Lee
from Chehalis WA, Janell Smith,
Jake Coochise, Jordan Stacona, John
Katchia & Family, Libby Chase,
Wendell & Kathy Jim, Gordon Can
non, Benny Heath, JP Part, Zane
Jackson, Satch Miller, Biff Johnson,
Paul LawTence from Fremont CA,
Kla-Mo-Ya Casino, Delvis Heath
and Lorena Wise.
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Gathering Of Nations
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floWtrcber 24, 25, 26, 2000
Cut-Off is November 22, 2000
WARM SPRINGS COMMUNITY WELLNESS CENTER
Double Elimination
Entry Fee: $285.00 Spot Fee: $85.00
CHAMPIONSHIP JACKETS
2"d, 3rd, 4,h Awards
3 Special Awards
Most 3 Pointers
Mr. Hustle and Most Valuable Player (MVP)
t : : Andy Leonard at lo4io5jz4J