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The Warm Springs Rodeo Association went
through a reorganization in all aspects from elected
officers to added rodeo events.
The new events include kid's calf riding, junior
barrell racing, the calf scramble and the wild colt
race. The last Root Feast Rodeo was held approxi
mately five years ago. ..';.
The next rodeo will be the Simnasho Rodeo held
on May 18th followed by the Pi-Ume-Sha Rodeo.
These pictures were taken at the Root Feast Ro
deo this past weekend.
Photos by Sid Miller
and Dave McMechan
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The Recreation Department invites all to the
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini Marathon
Saturday, May 4 at Kah-Nee-Ta Village
Registration begins at 8 a.m.
Race distances are:
14.5 mile half marathon, 10K, 3 mile, and 1 mile
Tribal members are offered a discounted fee, $8. With paid
fee participants will receive a T-shirt, and swim pool pass.
All other participants fee is $10-$ 15
For more information, contact Recreation
Department at 553-3243.
Pi-Ume-Sha committee seeks
junior and senior candidates
The Pi-Ume-Sha Commit- Court are 13 to 20 years,
tee is seeking young ladies to If interested, please contact
be Junior and Senior Queen - one of the following queen
candidates for the upcoming chaperones:
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days Pow- Sharon at 553-1196 (w) 553
wow, 1583 (h); Danni at 553-2107
Ages for the Junior Queen 1 (w); Minnie at 553-3238 (w);
Court are 6 to 12 years of age. Lucy Suppah (Longhouse),
Ages for the Senior Queen 553-9151 (h).
Olney places second in state roll ofFs
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In her first year bowling
Kristi Olney places second at
the state roll offs of the Coca
Cola Bowling Tournament,
April 27 in Salem, Oregon.
Her overall score of 1334 won
her a trophy and a certificate
for SI 10 in scholarship funds
for age division.
Olney bowled at the Madras
Bowl to qualify for the state
roll offs. "She missed the state
championship by eight pins,"
states her grandfather Delvis
Heath, Sr. The champion of
the state roll offs in her divi
sion will travel to Texas to
bowl nationally.
Olncy's grandmother,
Shirley Heath, was proud of
her granddaughter as she did
her best at this tournament. "I
saw her bowl and get a split
and thought that she needs at
least one of these, but she
picked it up!" says Heath. "I
am so proud of her," she adds.
Olney has bowled only this
year's bowling season and has
taken to the sport exception
ally. She is also active in bas
ketball, and Softball.
Olney is in the fourth grade
and attends Warm Springs El
ementary. She is the daughter
of Lucinda I Icath, who is also
very proud of her daughter.
Her grandfather is now
committed to buying her a
new bowling ball, "she has one
all picked out," says Shirley
Heath.
Springer golf tourney held
Kristi Olney, Junior Bowler
Board member vacancies to be filled
The Confederated Tribes
have the following vacancies
on boards of directors:
Warm Springs Composite
board, two positions open, one
tribal and one position cither
tribal or non-tribal member.
Warm Springs Forest Prod
ucts Industries board, one po
sition open for a tribal mem
ber. Warm Springs Power Knter
priscs board, one position
open for cither tribal or non
tribal member.
The Water board has one
position open for a tribal
member.
The Gaming Commission
board has a position open for
a tribal member.
If you arc interested, please
submit a resume and letter of
interest before May 30 to:
Tribal Council Office, At
tention Roberta Tufti, P.O. Box
1299, Warm Springs, OR
97761.
The letter of interest should
state why you arc interested in
serving, and state which board
you have an interest in.
Also, please provide infor
mation on your background,
such as educational back
ground, work experience,
training, etc. the letter, as this is important.
Please make sure to submit If you have any questions,
call 553-3257.
4-H summer camp to
have Hawaiin theme
The Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Asso
ciation hosted their annual
"Springer" golf tournament
April 27, 28. There were 32
participants that traveled from
Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia. The final results are
listed:
Championship flight
gross
1. Kelly Wctchncr,
Warm Springs, OR 151.
2. (tic) Keith Qucmpts,
Pendleton, OR 152
3. (tie) Louie Pitt, Warm
Springs, OR 152
Championship flight net
1. (tie) Scott Sathcr,
Tigard, Oregon, 137
2. (tic) Dave Renwald,
Carson, WA, 137
3. Willie Ray, Jr.,
Chiloquin, WA, 141
First flight gross
1. Dr. James Lee,
Chehalis, WA, 173
2. Jake Coochise, Warm
Springs, OR, 174
3. Hobo Patt, Warm
Springs, OR 176
First flight net
1. Delvis Heath, Warm
Springs, OR, 138
2. (tic) John Walker, Jr.,
Trinidad, CA, 141
3. (tic) Wendell Jim,
Warm Springs, OR, 141
Ladies flight gross
1. Shauna Queahpama,
Warm Springs, OR, 155
Ladies flight net
1. Karen Ray,
Chiloquin, OR, 136
Tygh Ridge set for May
The Hawaiian Beach Party
4-H Summer Camp will hap
pen July 8-12 at the Round
Lake Camp, located 12 miles
from Sisters.
The camp is for youths
fourth through seventh grades.
There will be a luau, canoe
ing, archery, authentic Hawai
ian crafts and I lawaiian games.
There will be a visit to a
museum, as well as a tour of
the longest lava tube in Or
egon. There is a $100 cost for 4-H
members, and $125 for non
members. Call 325-8573 for more information.
The fifth annual Tygh Ridge
All Indian rodeo is set for May
11, 12, at the Tygh Ridge ro
deo arena beginning at 1 p.m.
each day. This is a dual sanc
tioned rodeo by WSIRA and
WHIRA.
The main events include:
bareback, saddle bronc, bull
riding, barrel racing,
breakaway, team roping, calf
roping, bull dogging, wild cow
milking, wild horse racing,
century roping and Jr. barrels.
Special events include: wild
colt race, and mutton bustin.
Admission is $5.
For more information call
Mike or Kitty I'ilbiu at 54 1 -467-2415
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Gopher traps for
sale. 475-3216.
AskforLorl
Smith.