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2001 Chevrolet Venture
Extended Mini-van 4D
1995 Chevrolet 2500 Pickup
Extended Cab Long Bed
V6 3.4 Liter Automatic, FWD
V8 5.7 Liter Automatic 4WD
2002 Chevrolet Tahoe
Sport Utility 4D
2005 Pontiac Grand Am
S E Sedan 4D
V 8 ‘5.3 L Flex Fuel Auto, 4WD
V6 3.4 Liter Automatic, FWD
1995 GM C Yukon
Sport Utility 4D
2003 Cadillac Escalade
ES V Sport Utility 4D
V8 5.7 Liter Automatic, 4WD
V8 6.0 Liter Automatic AWD
L e s lie M itts /S p ilya y
Community members released blue balloons in April in honor Child Abuse Awareness
Month. Child Protective Services hosted the event thsit featured participants walking to
the community center from ECE, the Administartion Building and the C PS office.
Brunoe awarded for fisheries work
Bruce “Mickey” Brunoe was
named as a Hall of Fame Award
winner by the Columbia River
Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
Brunoe, of Brunoe Togging,
received he award for hisexcep
tional commitment to putingt
fish back in the rivers and pro
tecting the watersheds where
they live, according to CRITFC.
The Hall of Fame Award is
presented to four individuals,
each representing a tribal mem
ber from one of the four Co
lumbia Basin treaty tribes. Each
tribe selects its own awardee.
Brunoe will receive his award
at the Seventh Annual Wy-Kan-
Ush-Pum gala, a fundraiser for
CRITFC’s Spirit of the Salmon
Fund. The gala is this Saturday,
May 12, from 5:30 toT’6 p.m. at
Portland’s Governor Hotel, 611
S.W. lOthAve.
“Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum,” from
the Sahaptin language common
to many Columbia Basin Indian
tribes, means “salmon people.”
Thè Wy-Kan-U sh-Pum gala
includes a salmon dinner featur
ing Indian-caught salmon along
with silent and live auctions. The
aft auction provides an oppor
tunity for the Commission to
* highlight local and N ative art
ists from the Pacific Northwest
All proceeds from the event
benefit salmon preservation,
restoration, and education
projects.
Others receiving the Hall of
Fame Award this year along with
Brunoe are Allen Slickpoo Sr.
(Nez Perce), Jay M inthorn
(Umatilla), and Wilferd Yallup
(Yakama).
Other award recipients this
year are as follows:
The Partnership Award, for
outstanding efforts to create rich
partnerships in the pursuit of
salmojQ restoration, goes to the
Metro Regional Government
for their commitment to pro-
Head Start accepting
registration applications
Warm Springs Head Start
is taking applications, for the
Head Start 2007-08 school
year.
Head Start is offering 3-
to 4-year-olds a great pm-'
school experience. Head Start
provides children with activi
ties tq grow mentally, socially,
emotionally and physically, as
well as giving them kindergar
ten readiness.
When registering, be pre
pared to present the follow
ing: I
Verification of income,
birth certificate or tribal let
ter, physical and immuniza
tion papers, custody or place
ment papers.
Head Start willneed all the
paperwork in before the child
is selected for the school year.
Signup at the Health Fair
on May 15. The deadline to.
register is June 1.
For information on regis
tration, call Jodi, Snuffle or
Althea at the Early Child
hood Education Center, 553-
3241. m
tecting healthy streams and wa
terways in the Portland region,
for their efforts in educating the
public about the importance of
greenspaces and environmental
protection, for facilitating resi
dents’ and'business’ efforts to
protect the environment, and
for their decades-long support
of the Oxbow Salmon Festival.
The Wy-Kan-Ush Award, for
laboring tenaciously and reso
lutely against the current to en
sure the survival of salmon for
future generations, goes to Allen
Pinkham Sr. (Nez Perce).
And the Leadership Award,
for providinlfleadership while
making progress and overcome
ing insurmountable obstacles
that would bar me way to one
less bold, goejs to Melvin
Sampson (Yakam$).
For informattoti.on attending
the gala, call (503) $38-3555.
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Call for appointment at clinic
The Warm Springs Health
and Wellness Center is en
couraging tribal members to
call and make an appoint-:
ment with a physician, when
that is possible, before
showing up at the clinic.
Patients who arrive as
walk-ins without an appoint
ment will have a longer wait
than those with an appoint
ment that was called in ear
lier.
The clinic, of course, will
í
always evaluate any emer
gency case that arrives at the
clinic . ,
The appointment line
number at the clinic is 553-
2610.
The new policy at the
clinic is caljed open access,
and began at the beginning
of this month.
The principle behind
open acces,s.is, “To do today’s
worktoday.”
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