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Spilyay T ym o o , W arm Springs, O regon Page 6 M ay 14-, 2014- Nationals Champions 18th Tygh Ridge Rodeo this weekend The Eighteenth Annual Tygh Ridge All-Indian Ro deo is this Saturday and Sunday, May 17-18. This is a S co tt and Squiemphen Family Me morial rodeo. The action begins at 1 p.m. daily. Admission is $5 (6 and under free). The rodeo grounds are located 21 miles so u th o f T he Dalles, eight miles north o f the old Tygh Valley rodeo grounds on High way 197. Special events include junior steer riding, junior barrels, junior breakaway, m utton bustin’, wild colt These young men representing the tribes won the National Indian Athletic Association Basketball Championship in Sacramento on May 4. The competition included 21 teams. Congratulations to the players: Curtis Dixon, Richard Aguilar, Tuffy Kirk, Joe Burton, Steve Watah, Isaiah Pinerio, Isaiah Quintero, and Jared Hall. Courtesy of Lilliann Watah Top finishers at Root Feast Rodeo Tourney for MHS hoops T h e M adras M id n ig h t Mayhem 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament is this Saturday, May 17. All proceeds from this event go to the Madras High School women’s basket ball team. D oors open at 4:30 p.m., The following are results from the recent Root Feast Rodeo: Open Jackpot Rodeo Team Roping: first, Larry Switzler/Jesse Reese; seco n d , L arry S w itz le r/ Trevor Hurtado; third, Clint B ru is e d h e a d /T re v o r Hurtado. Ribbon Roping: first, L arry S w itzler/C h ey en n e W ahnetah; seco n d , Jesse Reese/Joella Smith. B arrel Racing: first, Riata Green. race, wild horse race, se nior team roping, and se nior breakaway. F or the wild horse race there is $1,200 added by Kevin, K elly an d A n th o n y Blueback. Main events: Saddle b ro n c , b areb ack , bull riding, ladies barrels, calf roping, ladies breakaway, bull doggin’, team roping. Salmon feed following Sat urday perform ance. For more inform ation please c o n ta c t M ike , o r K itty Filbin at 541-467-2415, evenings after 6 p.m. or weekends. and games start at 6 p.m. Concessions: pizza, drinks, p o p c o rn . C o n ta c t B u tch David at 541-475-7253 ext. 508 or email: bdavid@ 509j.net O r Brett Whipple at: bwhipple@509j .net Boomer Classic at Kah-Nee- Ta T h e M useum at W arm Springs will host the Boom C lassic g o lf to u rn a m e n t, “ G olfing for C ulture,” on Saturday, May 31. Registra tion is at 9 a.m., shotgun start at 9:30. G o u rm et lunch at noon; awards reception at 4:30. Proceeds benefit the Com Junior Barrel Racing: first, Brinley Holyan. Cow Riding: first, Ben jamin Billey. Bronc Riding: first, An thony Blueback. munity Educational Programs o f th e M useum at W arm Spring. The tournam ent is in m em ory o f Jim “B oom er” Noteboom. T he m useum w ishes to thank K ah-N ee-T a R esort golf pro Joe Rauschenburg for hosting. Junior Wild Colt Race: first, Oli Martinez Team; sec ond, JD Bardett Team. Senior Wild Colt Race: first, Thomas Leclaire Team; seco n d , K o d i F lo re n d o Team; third, Louis Stewart Team. Dave McMechan/Spilyay Preparing barrels for racing at Root Feast Rodeo. Kids Rodeo JB Bruisedhead. Calf Riding: first, Alliyah Professional Wild Horse Race: first, Casey Martinez. H eem sah T eam (Johnn ie L eclaire an d C laren ce M e'anus); se c o n d , Ja s o n Smith Team (Colton David and Bear Spino); third, Kelly B lu eb ack T eam (Jim m y T o h e t Jr. an d P re s to n Stevens). jamin Billey. Cow Riding: first, Ben Breakaway Barrel Racing 13-17: first, Biz Scotti; second, Riata Green. Flag Race 6 and Under: Roping: first, Louis Stewart. Barrel Racing 6 and Under: first, Brinley Holyan; second, A udriona G ilbert; third, Kianya Allen. Barrel Racing 7-12: first, first, Kassie Johnson; second, B rin ley H o ly an ; th ird , Audriona Gilbert. Flag Race 7-12: first, JB Bruisedhead. Flag Race 13-17: first, R iata G reen ; seco n d , Biz Scott. Goat Decorating: first, B rinley H o ly an ; seco n d , Orrin Cortazar; third, D oug S o o p er; fo u rth , K assie Johnson. junior Colt Race: first, Tristan Estrada Team. Senior Colt Race: first, Thomas Leclaire Team; sec ond, Louis Stew art Team; third, Tasi Hisatake Team. D raw ing for H istory D ay trip Fam ily o f Thyreicia Sim tustus is having 50 /5 0 Drawings to help with expenses for her trip to compete in the National History Day compe tition in Washington, D.C. in June. Drawings will be done on May 5 and May 30. I f you would like to buy tickets you can contact Joie at 541-460- 0021 or M arcia Sim tustus 460-3978. Are your pictures being held hostage?? stored in camera, computer or phone Prints as low as .18ea or create fun items with borders,calendars mugs and so much more! Order Online from anywhere and we will ship to you! Youth sports camp in June T he O regon Football A sso c ia tio n A ll-S p o rt Camp is coming to Warm Springs on June 17. T h e cam p sessio n s, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., will include football, basket ball and baseball training. It’s free for up to ,300 kids. You can pre-regis ter at: ofamovement.org The. O regon Football A ssociation (OFA) is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organi- zation dedicated to recon necting form er O regon football players and giv ing back to local commu nities by enhancing the lives o f yo u th through- sp o rts tra in in g an d mentoring, and life skills development- OEA strives to supply each y o u n g in d iv id u al with the tools to be suc cessful, both on and off the field. www.snapshoblhr.com Register for Trading at the River R egistration is open for the Twelfth Annual Trading at the River. The event is set for May 27-29 at Lewis and Clark Col lege in Porfiand. Trading at the River brings together Native-owned busi-. nesses, social entrepreneurs and leaders in Native Ameri can business and economic developm ent initiatives in a continued effort to grow in d ig en o u s eco n o m ies and strengthen cultures and com munities. To learn more log on to: tradingattheriver.com 541-475-3805 546 SW 4th St. Madras, OR Custom Framing * Photo Printing * Portraits A 'i'X /' deadline to submit fo r publication in the. Spilyay is WARM SPRINGS TELECOM - Spring season tribal fishery sales T h e C o lu m b ia R iver tribes m ade the follow ing change to the spring fisher ies and the Columbia River Compact. This is in regard to the Zone 6 platform and hook and line fishery. The tribes will allow com mercial sales o f Zone 6 plat fo rm and h o o k and line caught fish with the follow ing rules. T his will apply through July 31, 2014. (Fall season rules beginning Au gust 1 will be set later). T he area is all o f Z one 6. Gear: H oopnets, dip nets, and hook and line. Allowable sales: Salmon, steelhead, shad, walleye, carp, catfish, bass, and yellow perch may be sold or kept for sub sistence. Sturgeon betw een 43-54 inches fo rk length in T he Dalles and Jo h n Day pools may be retained only for sub sistence use. S turgeon b e tw een 3 8-54 in ch es fo rk length in the Bonneville Pool may also be retained only for subsistence use. Sanctuaries for these gear types are in effect. For cu rrent inform ation regarding tributary fishing regulations, please contact tribal fisheries departm ents directly, 541-553-2001. I f you have any fishing e n fo rcem en t p ro b lem s o r need assistance or inform a tion, day or night, contact the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries E nforcem ent O f fice, 4270 W estcliff Drive, H ood River, Oregon. Phone: 541-386-6363 or to ll-fre e 8 0 0 -4 8 7 -F IS H (3474). Please consult your tribal Fisheries D epartm ent for ad ditional details on tribal regu lations. Please wear your life jackets for safety, and avoid overloaded boats. ' ________________ ,_________ • ■ X y > Centrai Oregon Jluto Trucf^ <¡tepair 85 S W iKirtT St., l )
