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Kah-Nee-Ta awards scholarships
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Kah-Nee-Ta general manager Garland Brunoe (left) and scholarship committee representative
>Janell Smith (third from left) present the laptops and checks to scholarship winners Natalie
Mitchell and Olin Charley.
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N atalie Mitchell and Qlin
Charley were awarded the 2007
K ah -N ee -T a scholarships.
Mitchell and Charley each re
ceived new laptop computers
and $l,000r
j Mitchell is a recent graduate
b f the University o f Arizona,
and is attending graduate school
at Lewis & Clark College in Port
land. She is working toward her
Master o f Arts in Teaching.
Mitchell said she hopes to
return to the Warm Springs area
to work when she graduates.
Olin Charley will be attend
ing the Oregon Culinary Insti
tute at Pioneer Pacific College.
Charley said his dream for
knany years has been to be a
professional che£
t
He first started cooking when
Salmon
Camp
invites
youth
Salmon Camp, “ Camp
Adventure: HeHe to the
O regon C o ast,”: is for
youth between the ages o f
11-14. The camp will be
Sunday tnrough Thursday,
Aug. 26-30.
The camp is designed
to introd u ce m iddle
school students to the
salmon cyde.
j V.
For more information
contact D oris Miller or
Fritz Miller at 553r3258.
Ten to 15 slo ts are
available. Submit applica
tions before the deadline:
5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 17.
he was 6 or 7, learning cooking
techniques from his mother. He
has cooked in the Lônghouse,
and at thé Village at'Kah-Nee-
Ta.
The scholarship, he said, will
help open doors to a better life
for his family and himself.
Janell Smith, Kah-N ee-Ta
scholarship representative, said
it was difficult to choose from
among the many good appli
cants for the two scholarships.
There were 18 women who
applied, and five men. The cri
teria to judge the recipients in
cluded their grade point average,
and their personal statem ent
submitted with the application.
“I have had this passion for
cooking since I was a little boy,”
Charley wrote in his statement.
“ My mother taught us bqys in
the family that it is essential to
learn now to cook in the world
that we live in today.” ..
In her statem ent, Natalie
Mitchell said,' ‘^Working with
children has always been myC
passion, and I want to be- able
to advance my learning so that
the children I teach will do the
same. I would like to teach stu
dents who are underprivileged
because they deserve a quality
education and an.opportunity to
succeed.”^
Kah-Nee-Ta wishes to con
gratulate Olin* Charley and
Natalie Mitchell on their schol
arship awards.
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minimum security facility, on
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opportunity for the public to
tour the minimum facility,” said
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community development coor
dinator.
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they reach the main entrance.
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Victims o f Crinse; Petition for
restraining order, ex parte tempo
rary restraining ordet, and order
to show cause. Charley Strom,
mile p o st 91 0ohnoie Guerin
Ranch) petitioner, vs. B obby
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the reservation or in Jefferson and
Wasco counties. So ordered by
Judge Anita Jackson on July 5,
2007. N ew hearing date is set
for 11 a.m . on Tuesday, Aug.
28, 2007.
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