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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July 22, 2015
Powwow results from Pi-Ume-Sha 2015
This is the winners list
from the Forty-Sixth Annual
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days
Powwow 2015 (listed in or-
der, first-place, second, third,
etc.):
Women’s Fancy/Jingle,
17 and up
Talia Reasoner, Portand.
Keeli Littleleaf, Eugene.
Katrina
Blackwolfe,
Toppenish. Alanis Yazzie,
Tuba City. Destiny Summers,
Klamath Falls.
Girls tiny tots, 6 and un-
der
Alissa Smith, War m
Springs. Evette Red Bear,
Tuba City, Ariz. Kira
WakWak,
Toppenish.
Shamiah Brisbois, War m
Springs. Latoya Boise, Warm
Springs.
Women’s Traditional, 17
and up
Katrina Walsey, Satus,
Wash. Wilma Buck, White
Swan.
Pat Heemsah,
Toppenish.
Nizhoni
Ellenwood, Lapwai. Zelma
Nelson, Toppenish.
Boys tiny tots, 6 and un-
der
Girls, 7-11 years
Boys, 7-11 years
Jayden Esquiro, War m
springs. Sheldon Joseph, Tuba
City. Dasen Begay, Warm
Springs. Kay-wn Clements,
Warm Springs. Dominicio
Tafoya, Warm Springs.
Teen Girls Fancy/Jingle,
12-16 years
Heaven
Walsey,
Toppenish. Violet White
Glass, Browning, Mont.
Andrey White Grass, Brown-
ing.
Miriam Walsey,
Toppenish.
Kenya
Scabbyrobe, Tacoma.
Here are those recog-
nized for their part in the
2 0 1 5 P i - U m e - S h a Pa-
rade:
Men’s Fancy/Grass, 17
and up
E.J. Denney, War m
Springs. Tyrone Dave,
Toppenish.
Stanley
Simtustus, Warm Springs. Joe
Ray Stwyer, Warm Springs.
Amari Epps, Portland.
Kaytlyn Tanewasha, Warm
Springs. Jaylyn Ramirez,
Warm Springs. Kaylee Left
Hand, Stand Off, Alberta,
Canada. Margie Heath,
Warm Springs. Gigi David,
Warm Springs.
Pi-Ume-Sha Parade
Jayson Smith photos.
Wash. Thyreicia Simtustus,
Warm Springs.
Teen Boys Traditional,
12-16 years
Junior Scott, Window
Rock, Ariz. Andrew Williams,
St. Adams, Ore. Andrew
Maldonado.
Women’s/Girls’ Team
Round Dance
Lautiss Shebala, Wilma
Buck and Leah Villa.
Edith, Tilda and Katrina
Walsey.
Bridgett McConville,
Joann Smith and Sara Scott.
Sinya Sloan, Alarissa
Yazzie and Perisa Sloan.
Men’s/Boy’s Team War
Dance
Jarvis Stwyer, Kellen Jo-
seph and E.J.
Kellen Joseph, Logan
Queampts and Louis VanPelt.
Garrett Begay, Sonny
Sammaripa and Rae Steven
Scott.
Preston Meanus, Dillon
Begay and Charles Wesley.
Three
Drum
Person
Rae Steven Scott, Win-
dow Rock, Ariz. Allen Ray
Pay-Kwin, Dulce, New
Mexico. Charles Wesley,
Toppenish.
Algin
Scabbyrobe, White Swan.
Gary Smith, Lapwai.
Female adults, 17
and over: Pat Heemshaw.
Ravone Johnson.
Men’s Traditional, 17 and
up
Youth females, 12-16
years: Kirstin Calica.
Thyricia
Simtustus.
Sharmyah Brisbois.
Youth, 16 and under:
Dilon Heath. Hayden
Heath. Isiah Florendo.
Paris Leighton Sr., Lapwai.
Kellen Joseph, Pendleton.
Logan Queampts. Louis
Sweawat. Joe Jim.
Walkers
Male adults, 17 and
over: Archie Caldera.
Andrew Summers. Allen
Roy.
Round Bustle Special
Logan Queampts. Jarvis
Stwyer, Warm Springs. Levi
Blackwolfe, Warm Springs.
Female adults, 17
and over: Samantha
Olney. Katrina Walsey.
Tilda Walsey.
Shell Dress Special
Irene OnePenny, Wapato.
Wilma Buck, White Swan.
Lautiss Sheabala, Koskia,
Idaho.
Youth males, 16 and
under: Levi Walsey.
Jaden Esquiro. Kenson
Walsey.
Hand
B.C.C.
–
Kenny
Scabbyrobe Trio.
Colin Chief and Friends.
Free Agency – Nick Reyes
Trio.
ing on Our Way. The
Zelma Nelson Float.
Betty Stevens.
Contemporary
Floats
Indian Head Casino.
Salmon King. Kah-Nee-
Ta Resort and Spa.
Owl Dance/Rabbit Dance
Contest
Paris Leighton and
Nizhoni, Lapwai. Gary and
Leah Villa, Warm Springs.
Youth females, 16
and under: Ashley
Meanus. Heaven Walsey.
Ashanti Tail.
Teen Boys Fancy/Grass,
12-16 years
Traditional Floats
Kenton Walsey, Toppenish.
Mylo Jones, Toppenish.
Siksika Scabbyrobe, Tacoma.
Dontay Scott, Window Rock,
Ariz. Gavin Begay, Warm
Springs.
The Rhoans’ Continu-
Grand
Marshal:
Keeyana Yellowman,
Youth Ambassador.
Honorable Mention
Police. Veterans. The
Vic Atiyeh Memorial
(daughter Susanne in car).
Royalty, Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs.
Visiting Royalty. Walkers.
Traditional floats. Horse
riders. Contemporary
floats. Warm Springs Fire
Management.
Teen Girls Traditional,
12-16 years
Keeyana Tellowman,
War m Springs. Ashley
Meanus, War m Springs.
Dancing Star Leighton,
Pendleton.
Larrissa
McConville, Wish Ram,
Glo Run
On behalf of the Warm
Springs Diabetes Preven-
tion Program we would like
extend our thanks to the
community of War m
Springs for making our first
5k Glo Run on July 15 a
success.
It was a night filled with
music, food and fun.
We had a great turnout of
families including parents,
grandparents, children and
grandchildren. We heard
many great things from the
participants.
A big thanks go out to our
volunteers who helped
throughout the event:
Soraya Mendez, Jailene
Ramirez, Latisha Waheneka,
Kiana Hemingway, Jared
Pichette, Maria Uribe, Jesus
Vasquez and Christina Tho-
mas.
Thank you Iraii Mendez
our master of ceremonies for
providing the music.
We would also like to thank
the Warm Springs Police de-
partment for their participa-
tion in keeping our walkers
and runners safe.
Thanks a bunch,
Shirelle Thomas
Community cleanup
Thank you for support
Courtesy photo.
First, I would like to in-
troduce myself, Joshua
Olney. My mother is
Sonia Heath, my father is
Shane Olney, and my ma-
ternal grandparents are
Sanders Heath and
Catherine Watah from
Warm Springs.
I am an enrolled tribal
member of the Confed-
erated Tribes of Warm
Springs. I attend the grade
school at the War m
Springs k-8 Academy. I
am involved in sports, ro-
deo and powwow
throughout the year. I par-
ticipate in 4-H, and vol-
unteer in other Native
communities where my
family lives.
Secondly, I have bred
and raised a grand cham-
pion hog that won mul-
tiple awards—blue rib-
bon, reserved champion,
and grand champion—in
showmanship, classifica-
tion and heavyweight.
I want to thank every-
one for your support at
the Jefferson County Fair.
Joshua Olney.
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Big thanks to those who
came out to volunteer their
time to help with this grow-
ing Community Cleanup.
Thank you:
Sebastian
Bisland,
Dempsena Ruiz, Aja’Nah
Jefferson, Dean Muldrow,
Marcus Johnson, Deanie
Johnson, Mark Johnson,
Mariah Johnson, Jasper
Smith, Julia Stwyer, Noreen
Sampson, Rosanna Jackson,
Anthony Davis Jr., Scott
Kalama, Michael Martinez,
and Sarah Wolfe.
The target area was the
community center parking lot
and playground.
Warm Springs Commu-
nity Counseling Prevention
recognizes our community
is growing in so many ways
and is glad to see commu-
nity members wanting to be
a part of this growth and
prosperity.
Those who are interested
in the community clean up
are more then welcome to join
Courtesy photo.
Cleanup crew at community center.
in.
The next cleanup will be
on Tuesday, July 28, from 8
a.m. to 12 p.m., at the Boy’s
and Girls Club.
Sallie Polk-Adams.
A Cooking Class is coming up on August 6, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at the IHS
clinic kitchen. Join the class and make a fruit parfait with yogurt. The class will
be open to the first 30 people to attend. For more information call 541-553-2460.