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i,|e ^ortlanh (Dhseruer MED Week September 29. 2004 Advertise with diversity /// J J n r t l a n ò ( O h s m u 'v Focus COMItyiLIjS K e e p in g y o u in PageA7 Touch Prepaid Cell Phone Service I f / o r f f I f f i f cl SaffKOft ffpfoccf Airvioce $39.99 Free Activation +60min i f you mention ad! Salmon 503-286-6070 317 NFL Killingworth, Ptld Festival returns to Marfin Cleaning Service Oxbow Park Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Jr»_______ ' » e» « ( 5 - . .. . 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Visitors can pick up a map, a ch ildren’s activity passport and an event schedule at the festi val w elcom e center. N ear the w elcom e center, visitors also will find exhibits, art, music, storytelling, ch ildren’s crafts, gam es and food. A short walk or horse-draw n wagon ride from the main fes tival area will take visitors to the W y-K an-U sh-Pum Village above the shores o f the Sandy River. In the native Sahaptin language o f many C olum bia Basin Indian tribes, W y-Kan- U sh -P u m m e a n s “ sa lm o n people.” Other features are the “School o f Fish,” where children and adults can participate in hands- A woman tends to a fire to cook salmon in the traditional Native American style at the Salmon Festival. The annual event returns Oct. 9 and Oct. 10 to Oxbow Regional Park east o f Portland. on activities to learn about the salmon life cycle and healthy watersheds. Special river walks allow visitors of all ages to wit ness wild salmon return to the tree-lined streams in which they were hatched. Here, salmon lay thousands of eggs in nests of gravel-lined beds in order to pro duce the next generation. The opportunity to witness a part of the salmon life cycle as they return to their birthplace is what m akes the Salm on F estival unique. A dm ission to the festival is $7 per vehicle in advance and $8 per veh icle at the gate. Sorry, pets are not allow ed in the park. For tickets and more inform ation, call Metro at 503- 797-1850 or visit M etro’s web site at w w w .m etro-region.org/ salm onfestival. Oxbow Regional Park is a l,200-acre natural area m an aged by M etro and located eight miles east o f G resham on the Sandy River. To reach the park, take I-84 to exit 17, turn right on 257th Street, then left of D ivision Street. Follow signs to O xbow Park. 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