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Page 14 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Groups say UC Berkeley should return artifacts B E R K E L E Y , Calif. (AP) - Native American groups have asked the University o f Califor nia, Berkeley, to return thou sands o f museum artifacts to tribes from California to Alaska. U niversity s ta ff m em bers joined tribal representatives in a p ro test Friday, calling fo r tribes to be given a say in die Hearst Museum’s decisions on which items in its collection must be returned. T he Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. is the only museum in the cou n -' try that has a larger collection p f remains than the Hearst. A reorganization o f the mu seum stripped tribal representa tives o f,th e ft say in deciding which o f the museum's artifacts get chosen for return. Now, the decision making in the hands o f museum staff. “It's our ancestral right to bury our dead,” said 43-year-old Lenora Starr, a descendant o f Oregon's Warm Springs tribe. “Regardless o f which nation you are a member of, I consider this our people.” ‘ Native American groups are trying to get possession o f hu man remains and cultural arti- October 11, 2007 Kent Wright facts using the Native American Graves Protection and Repatria tion vAct — a law that orders museums and federal agencies to return as many o f the esti mated 200,000 remains' being held for study as possible. Assistant Chancellor Beata FitzPatrick said the university is abiding by the law. “I would like to say our chan cellor has very great respect for native peoples,” FitzPatrick said. “We believe the university is in i compliance with (the law).” Owner 380 SW 5th Street-Madras, OR 97741 Ph: 541-475-5656 Fax: 541-475-5662 kwright@crestviewcable.com N e x t deadline to subm it item s to the Spily ay Tymoo is Friday, O ctob ers, . ^ Office Express SSI ".JUPKIfJ 1 '«WIBT pîFUIktTUII Autom otive & Towing since 'Mtèf M useum features tribal m em ber artists Congratulations all artists whose work is displayed at the Tribal Member Art Exhibit at the M useum a t W arm Springs. ; The exhibit is'.on display at the museum Until Jap., 6, 200V ‘ This year the Honorable Mention Awards go to: P at Courtney G o ld for “c K H orses” waxed linen twined basket. Marjorie Kalama for “Her Bridal Set,” beaded fan and feather with wampum necklace. Lillian Pitt, “Grow Fixing His Old Hollywood Home,” mixed media on wood. Rosalind Sampson, Paiute egg gathering basket. % D e lcie §co,tt, beaded headstall. , Eileen Spino, “Natures Gift,” miniature huckleberry basket, pat-la-pah, dentallia necklace on tule mat. L u cille Su pp ah-Sam son , “Petroglyphs,” framed beaded petroglyphs on buckskin. Tim berline Purchase Awards This year the Timberline Purchase Awards go to: Maria G odines for her choker and small purse neck lace.'^ > Ju stin e Aguilar for her miniature striped basket., Jacqueline Simtustus for her Ihdiari lady wing dress earrings. i Kelli Palmer for her mini cornhusk basket. 755 S.W. Hw y 97, M adras, OR 97741 CALL 475-6663 or stop by fo r an appointment -Approved Auto Repair -Approved Towing Workshop helps cope with chronic pain T he Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center is present ing a workshop, “Living Well with Chronic Conditions” This is a six-week workshop for people with asthma, diabe tes, heart disease, arthritis, and pther, chronic health concerns. The workshop is also for people who are caring for someone with a chronic health condition. * For dates, location, to regis ter, o f for more information, call 553-1196, ext. 4141. i The workshops are once a week for six weeks. Sessions are for two and a half hours. 'Two trained leaders teach the workshop, Topics' covered include man aging symptoms, m edication “how to,’Vworking with your healthcare team, setting weekly goals, effective problem solving, better communication, how to relax, handling difficult emo tions^ eating well, safe and easy exercise: Classes are fun and interac tive. Participants share their suc- Cesses and build a com m on Source o f support. “Living Well with Chronic Conditions” is- the chronic dis ease self-management program developed and tested by^ Stanford University. Resegjrch has shown that par ticipants are able to manage their symptoms better and commu nicate more' easily with their doctors and loved ones. & Tow ing 24-Hour Towing D iabetes prevention hosting grand opening The Diabetes Prevention Program will host a grand opening at its new facility from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 24. : T h e new lo catio n is at 1142 Warm Springs St., on the Campus area. 1 There will be tours o f the building, and information on services available through Diabetes Prevention. mm Rez Express Fundraiser Please support our youth! Pens for sale: $3 each. Proceeds go for travel expenses . of the Rez Express Boys High School Basketball Team. The team is planning to travel to Phoenix, Ariz., for the 2008 Native American Basketball Invitational (NABI>r • See Sammi O’Reilly or Val Squlemphen to get yours! She and Me Daisy Brownie Event • Open to all girls new to Girl Scouting ages 5 years to third-grade, and their mom or other special woman. Fun event o f songs, games, crafts, snacks and mote. Saturday, Oct.; 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Culver. Cost is $10, and fi nancial assistance is available. To sign up, and for more on the location, call the G irl Scout office ’ at 389-8146. you SHOULD BE HERE $17*95 Fall Saturday Nlçht Buffet E ryby Carved Baron of Bed a nd mirçh mone beçmnlriç at $pm Wednesday Night Dinner Special s only $14-95 Win up to SZ .500 with Cash Prize Wheel Drawings Fridays and Saturdays Every Hour from 6prn - iopm w I * Auto :w Repair 541 -475*6 140 Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m . Mon. ■ Fri. 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