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Shriners gathernig at Kah-Nee-Ta
S ta ff m em bers o f the
Shriners Hospital will be at Kah-
Nee-Ta Resort next month to
present information regarding
the Shriners Hospital for Chil­
dren in Pordand and the free
health care that is available at the
hospital.
The gathering is set for Sep­
tember 16.
The Shriners Hospital pro­
vides the highest quality medi­
cal care for children suffering
from orthopedic, spinal, burns
and cleft lip and palette prob­
lems, at no cost to their parents
or to any insurance earner.
The hospital is currendy see­
ing approximately 60 children
from the Warm Springs, Bend,
Redmond and Sisters areas.
Many have had surgery to
correct their problems and are
under ongoing therapy or will
receive further surgical interven­
tions.
The operating budget for all
22 Shriners Hospitals for Chil­
dren through North America,
including Canada and Mexico, is
$650 million dollars in 2006-07,
supported mainly through the
fundraising efforts o f Shriners
fraternal members and their la­
dies, or by donors (endowments,
wills and gifts).
There will be a free presen­
tation about Shriner’s Portland
hospital at Kah-Nee-Ta at 2 p.m.
on Saturday, Sept. 16 in one o f
the resort’s large meeting rooms.
Bill McMillan, hospital ad­
ministrator, will be in atten­
dance. H osp ital s ta ff will
present information about how
children are referred to services,
including the annual screening
clinics in the Redmond area.
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tainers; N. Hepner, men’s gift
set; Yolanda Yallup, Western
tote bag; Bambi Lopez, purse.
Earl Squiemphen and Mickey
Brunoe each won a giant pizza
donated by Abby’s Pizza.
Gordon Cannon won a 20-
inch television donated by Rich,
Val and Twink.
The following people won
items donated by Angela and
Ray Anderson: Topaz O ’Reilly,
Sirrius radio; Norma Galloway,
$50 Safeway gift card; Sharon
Jones, pair o f shoes; Dennis
Sm ith , N ike w indbreaker;
Redine Kirk, Nike jacket.
JR Smith won a golf bag do­
nated by Shawn Harry.
Gene Keane won an Avon
g ift pack donated by Val
Squiemphen.
School: need
for choice
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“Students need to feel like
they have a choice in what
they’re doing. They need to feel
like they’re comfortable and they
need to feel like they’re in a place
where they can progress.”
Students will apply to be part
o f this school, Lafayette said,
mainly to judge the student’s
commitment level.
In addition, the school will
help students get college ready
or prepare them for the
workforce.
Students are expected to ap­
ply to at least one college,
Kia Donahue won a half-case
o f pop and Jeston Leonard won
a movie, both donated by Lex
Anguiano.
Earl Squiemphen won a por­
table D V D player donated by
Juanita Simpson. Sheridan Hale
won a movie rental donated by
M onica L eon ard .
E arl
Squiemphen won four swim/
slide passes at Kah-Nee-Ta do­
nated by Robin Smith.
Aiken Jimmy won a portable
cd player donated by Monica
Leonard. Sharon Jones won
$100 donated by Kaipo Akaka.
Gary Gassner won a gas card
donated by Monica Leonard.
Dorian Soliz won $25 do­
nated by Earlynne Squiemphen.
Jeri Smith and Marie Benham
each won a $25 gift certificate
donated by Zena Bartz.
Tyler Anderson won a gift
bag donated by the Museum at
Warm Springs. M. Morphet-
Brown won a denim shirt do­
nated by Warm Springs Power
Enterprise. Teri Jo Yazzie won
a gas card donated by Ina
Wainanwit.
Gwen H., Arrita Sampson
and Theresa Morris all won wa­
ter bottles donated by Jermaine
Sampson, Jordan Leonard and
Arrita Sampson.
Glendon Smith won a plas­
tic container donated by Jeston
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Lafayette said. They will take at
least one college course while at
the high school, and their fami­
lies will be educated about schol­
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“All students will spend two
days a week at an internship,”
Lafayette added. “So they’ll be
at local organizations and jobs,
and they’ll learn some work
skills. Most o f what we’re try­
ing to get them to do is apply
the curriculum.”
Information will be distrib­
uted in early spring for students
who wish to attend the new high
school.
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