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r n Spilydy Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 5 June 15, 2011 29 teams cue up for Memorial tourney We held the Memorial Tour nam ent, A pril 23-24, at the Rialto tavern in Madras. The.first-place team, from Pordand, received leather jack ets plus $870 cash: Mike Norris (also received a pool stick do nated by Jo yce C am eron); Shawn Wolf (also received an an tler knife m ade by Toba Scott, in m em ory o f W ilm a Scott); and Bobb Rasmussen. The second-place team, from Portland, received vests plus $520 cash: Smitty (also received a antler knife donated by Toba Scott); Terry Auft, and Tommy Milhouse. The third-place team received sweatshirts plus $350 cash: Stella Speedis (also received a antler knife donated by Toba Scott); Pat Guzman, and Lee Puyette, from Washington. The sportsm anship team , Warm Springs, received polo shirts: Jerry Bagley, Willie Bagley and Karla Bagley-Tias. Top Woman Shooter: Stella Speedis, from Wapato, Wash., received a jacket; and ram shaped antler choker made by Toba Scott; she also received a Pendleton blanket from Billy Begay (in memory of Nelson Ike). Top M an Sho oter: Pat Guzman, from Washington, re ceived jacket, pool stick and case, donated by Del Frint. Other teams that played were: Tony Boise, WarmSprings; Darryl Sampson, Washington; A lfred W olfe, M adras-W arm Springs; Tiny’s Team #1, Wash ington; Tiny’s Team #2, Wash ington; AJ Strong, Madras; Que Ball, Washington; Trish Morgan, W ashington; A rt Jackso n , Prineville; Curtis Guerin, Bend- Madras; Bagley’s, WarmSprings; C hief Sm ith, Warm Springs; Am erm an’s, Redmond; Casey B arney, W ashington; C lint Smith, Warm Springs; Marvin Ike, Warm Springs; Tim Myers, W arm Springs; D ixon Polk, Washington; Wendy Luft, Bend- Prineville. Also: Braveheart, Redmond- M adras; Justin Green, Warm Springs; Cameron’s, Redmond; Azar Spino, Pendleton; Martina- Farley, Washington. Twenty-nine teams in total played in the tour Wolfe; Wayne Schjoll (Honor able Mention). Thank you Courtesy photo. Sportsmanship team Karla Bagley-Tias and Willie Bagley (Jerry Bagley not pictured). nament. Sponsors for the following were: Jackets, first place: Charlotte Shike and family; Toba Scott and family; Ramona Baez. Vests, second place: Ladonna and Vernon Squiemphen; Clint Sm ith and fam ily; C reston Smith. S w eatsh irts, third place: Sm itty; C harles C alica; and Raymond Johnson. Top man shoo ter jacket: Bernadine and Jamie Watlamet. Top woman shooter jacket: Muriel Suppah. Sportsmanship polo: Theresa and Tiger Vanpelt (sponsored two); Lynn Davis and Pat Allen. Other donations received from the following: Eliza Brown-Jim, earrings; M useum at W arm Springs, candy and mug; Kah-Nee-Ta Resort, one night lodging and golf cart for two, won by Kelly Blueback. Del Frint donated $100, won by Salena T hom pson; Reva Johnson donated $50, won by Joyce Cameron; Pat Allen, rib bon sh irt, beaded go dseye; Ronnie Smith, donated beaded chalk and earrings. Jessie A m erm an donated wine basket and $25 dinner at Carino’s Italian; Pearl and Levi Vanpelt, beaded earrings and two beaded in fan t L evi jack ets; Carmella Scott, beaded earrings; Jackie Simtustus, beaded ear N ew -N- U sed 304 M adison S t ., S uite 102 M adras , OR. 97741 541-6933742 The tournament was held in honor of the following: M yrtle A dam s; Louis A. B agley; W illiam L. B agley; G eorge B erry; K enneth Blackwolf; Jim Bryant; Tony Bryant; Kenny Calica; Gerald C h arley; C ecil C onner; D onovan D anzuka; Jo h n Easterling; Eunice Faye Esquiro; D orothy “P ebbles” G eorge; Jewels “Julie” George; Janice M. Gilbert; Babette Greene; Nelson Ike; Charles Jack; Reba Jackson; Romagene Jo e; V incent Jo e; Reuben Jo h n so n Sr.; Cy K atchia; R ita “P atch es” Marchand; Billy Jo McConville; D iane M iller; C harles G. Moody; Floyd Ponch; Colleen Roba; Gary Rice; Wilma Scott; Ray Shike Sr.; Norma M. Smith; Patricia Speakthunder; Frances Jeanne Thom as; Roscoe Th ompson Jr.; Leland Thompson Jr.; Leland Thompson Sr.; Clay Thompson; Deanna Thompson; Lillian Walsey; Naomi “Wimpy” W in ish u t; O m ar “P o o p sie” Winishut; Doris Wolfe; James Culture grants by June 30 AFFORDABLE TIRES I saac rings and n eck laces; Je rry Bagley, $75 towards t-shirts; James and Plumb Gilbert, $150 towards purchase of shirts for family members; and Glenda Kessel, $20 towards shirt. A special thanks to Aaron Graphics for the donation of printing of the emblem in front of the t-shirts, drawn by Eugene Bill, especially for the tourna ment. The tournament started on A pril 23rd at 10 a.m ., after prayer and song by Billy Begay. Teams started playing on Sat urday, April 23, finally ending on Sunday, April 24 by 6 p.m., for a total of 29 teams regis tered. We would like to take this time to thank all the players; families of the players we were honoring; Jan Six and all her staff who opened the bar to al low us to play for the three days starting on Friday with the jack pot until the last day on Sunday (Easter Sunday). Thank you to the staff at R ialto and D esert Inn who helped prepare some o f the food for Saturday, along with Brenda Sconowah and Lillian Gilando for their fry bread for the luncheon/dinner held for all those who attended, and the many volunteers who brought food to help serve the players, audience and visitors at the Rialto on Saturday. For the assistance in ensur ing the games were going on in a timely manner I would like to thank the following: Glenda K essel, assistance with the books and brackets; Clint Smith for assisting in fol low-up with tables being moni tored and teams on standby; referees were Chief Smith, Del Frint and Levi Vanpelt. Raffle, sales for shirts and raffle draw ings were assisted by Lillian G ilando, Pearl V anpelt, Pat Allen, and Sherri Smith-Miller. Again, I would like to thank all those who helped in this event. It was an honor to hold this tour nament in memory of all those fam ily m embers and friends who have gone on to honor them at this event. It was good to see all the players come together to enjoy themselves and to remem ber those players being honored, w heth er they played at the Rialto, the Meet Market, Porter house, Shangri-la, Rainbow Tav ern, Warm Springs Youth Club or other location. It was an event to come together and have fun and remember what a gathering of friends meant. Leontyne “Lynn” Davis. H ector 541-693-3386 The deadline for final re p o rts for th is y e a r ’s W arm S p rin gs “W ashanaksha” C ultural Trust Grants has been ex tended to June 30. Grant recipients need to complete their reports and in clu d e photos o f their projects. Two opportunities for having pictures taken o f work will be Wednesday, June 8 from 1-4 p.m. or Thurs day, June 9 from 9 a.m .-l p.m. at the Warm Springs Media Center. Reports can be turned in at the M useum at W arm Springs. Birthday wishes H appy 1st birthday to our lil Boss Boss Alyssa M ariah S ta c y T ulee. Can’t believe it ’s already been a year. We love you always. Mom & Dad. Happy birthday to Alyssa. C ove yo u , fro m Uncles, Happy birthday to my lil sis Aunties, Grandma, Grandpa, ter Alyssa. Cove, youryaya Brian. Yaya’s and Nana’s. Happy 4th birthday to you r life . Love alw ays our b u n d le o f joy, and fo re v e r, M om m y M asam i K im o ra and Daddy. Danzuka on June 20. Happy 4th birthday to our You m ade the la st four years o f our lives little sister, Masami. We love m em orable, happy and you very much and can’t wait filled with love and joy. to watch you grow in to a beau You are a tough little tiful you n g lady. Cove from cookie and have over you r big bro Key shawn and you r come many obstacles in big sister Patty. Letters to the Editor Parade We would like to invite ev eryone to participate in the 2011 Pi-Ume-Sha Traditional Parade. This year we are hav ing it in memory of our late W asco C h ief N elson Wallulatum. We invited other tribal chiefs and leaders to participate, and we know that a lot of them can’t make it because of the economy and other obligations. But, we want to invite everyone to come and participate. We would like to keep this parade traditional, so put on your tribal regalia and come participate. There is no reg istration or fees, and we have cash prizes along with rib bons. If you have any ques tions, please contact Ramona Baez at 541-460-0088. Also, we want to thank you all for supporting our fundraising we had throughout these last few months. It is much ap preciated. The Pi-Ume-Sha Com mittee. To artists Dear artists and galleries, The S ixteenth A nnual Huckleberry Harvest is Au gust 13 at The Museum At Warm Springs. Our live and silent auction of arts, crafts, and special pre miums was one of the very first of its kind. We would truly like you to p articip ate in this y e a r’s Huckleberry Harvest Dinner and Auction by taking this opportunity to showcase your art. You can help by donating an auction item, a new tan- gible item, gift certificate/ card, or service. You will receive promo tions of your piece via the m useum ’s w ebsite, Facebook, press releases and event program. This is a chance to gain recognition as the highest sell ing piece of the evening af ter the event. For thousands of years, tribes of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation have har vested huckleberries, a tradi tional and nutritional supple ment to Native generations. The Museum At Warm Springs is hosting an evening of fun, celebration, and net w orking in honor o f the Huckleberry Harvest. Other ways you can help the Museum at Warm Springs in serving the community through its mission: Join us for the August 13 Huckleberry Harvest; M ake a cash donation, helping to underwrite auction expenses. The museum is a 501 c(3) nonprofit educational institu tion. Your showcased gift to the auction is tax-deductible, as allowed by law, and helps us to better serve the com munity and visitors. You can ship or bring your contribution to: The Museum At Warm Springs A ttn: Je ffe rso n Greene; P.O. Box 909 - 2189 Hwy 26, Warm Springs, OR 97761. 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