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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 12 May 30, 2012 Pi-Ume-Sha coming up N ik e Grant YfJvxm. Springs C o m m unity A ction Team re ceived a $75,000 g ran t from the N ike.N 7 Fund.. The grant was submit ted by a group o f comm u nity members and will ben- e fit sev eral v o lu n te e r sports organizations in cluding: Warm Springs N a tion Little League, the Box ing Club, Volleyball camp, Central Oregon Basketball A ssociation fees, Y outh Conditioning, and N ’Chi Wanapum Canoe Family. Some members o f the group are pictured (right) w ith N ike N 7 staff and board Members during the launch o f the N 7 Summer C o lle c tio n , sales fro m which contribute to the N7 Fund to continue grants to Native American com m u nities. T he F orty-T hird Annual Pi-Um e-Sha Treaty Days is Friday-Sunday, June 22-23. H ere is the contact inform a tion for the powwow: For general powwow infor m a tio n , c o n ta c t C assie Katchia at 541-553-0203(h); o r 553-2128(w); or contact L o u ise K atch ia , 541-460- 0224(c). C ontact inform ation for other Pi-Ume-Sha activities include: Sam Starr, 553-1131 (w). Traditional dress pa rade, Ramona Greene Baez, Sampson, 553-6619. 553-2406(w); 460-0088(c). Endurance horse race, Ricky Graybael, 553-2552. Rodeo, Cheryl Tom, 541- 325-9087. A ll Indian Fry Bread Golf Tourney, K N T g o lf pro shop, 541-553-4971. Fun run, community cen ter, 553-3243. Boxing, A u stin Sm ith, 541-553-3619. Men and women’s soft- ball, S andra G re e n /J e rry Museum special ex hibit, 553-3331. Stick game tournament, — Yvonne Iverson Photo by Lucy Suppah. Gathering of Flutes at HeHe Relay for Life benefit events The Gathering o f Flutes ”3797; Jerem y Baer, 425- will be Ju n e 8-10 at the 7 5 0 -1 0 2 8 ; o r B ecky H eH e Longhouse. 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