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GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON SEZrEMBER 27,2017 --5 P The Klickwood volleyball and Kately Peterkin, also team traveled to White Swan grandchildren of Mike and last Saturday to compete in Marilyn Scott, and Riley and the White Swan Tournament. Bailey Rickman, grandchil- The Klickitat and Glenwood dren of Terry and Ed Arnold. girls' team made it to the All the cowgirls and cowboys championship round received nice awards and finished second at the closing pro- outofsixteams.Way gram and are look- to go, Klickwood, you ing forward to next have made your corn-. Gienwoocl summer's playday munities proud. Womens" Clubseason. Gavin Bensel, Don't forget the Anthony Avila, and fall bazaar on Satur- Frank Lorton competed in day, Oct. 14. Sign up for a table youth football games in Ste- to sell your woodworking, venson over the weekend and seem to be thoroughly quilting, sewing, photography enjoying their season. Check cooking, crafts, and whatever with their morns for games in else you might like to sell. White Salmon. These great There is no charge for a table. young athletes would love to There will be breakfast and have a big Glenwood cheering lunch goodies for sale. section. Proceeds from the kitchen Joslyn and Blain Arnold, will go to the Glenwood children of Be and Casey Band to purchase percussion Arnold, and Jocee and Jen- instruments. Please come try Hector, children of Jaecee support the band. These kids and Josh Hector, competed have really been getting into in final horse playday of the their music under the direc- season at the West Klickitat tion of Jennifer Hallenbeck, Saddle Club. Also competing and your support would were Shane and Laney Scott, be greatly appreciated. To grandchildren of Mike and reserve a table, contact Jen- Marilyn Scott and Oop and nifer at (509) 364-3517 orjhal- Diane Burgin, Lexi, Kinley lenbeck@gorge.net. Washington Health Centers receive funds to fight opioid crisis TodaytheHealthResources by increasing personnel, lev- opportunity to provide men- interventions to overcome and Services Administration eraging health information tal health and substance challenges in rural commu- (HRSA) awarded $4,075,745 technology, and providing abuse services to patients nities, such as longer emer- to 24 health centers in W~sh- training, who wouldn't otherwise seek gency response times and ington to increase access to The expanded funding is or have access to treatment." lack of access to substance substance abuse and mental part of the Department of Nationwide, HRSA abuse treatment providers. health services. Health and Human Services' awarded more than $200 mil- For more information "No corner of our country, five-point strategy to fight the lion to 1,178 health centers, about the impact of integrat- from rural areas to urban opioid epidemic by: And, since rural states are ing mental health and sub- centers, has escaped the Improving access to treat- more likely to have higher stance abuse services at the scourge of the opioid crisis," merit and recovery services, rates of overdose death, par- community level, and a list of said HHS Secretary Tom Targeting use of overdose- ticularly from prescription FY 2017 AIMS award recipi- Price, M.D. "The Trump reversing drugs, opioid overdose, 496 health ents, visit: https://bphc.hrsa. Administration is taking Strengthening our under-centers located in rural com- gov/programopportunities/ strong, decisive action to standing of the epidemicmunities will receive the fundingopportunities/aims/ respond to the crisis caused through better public health Access Increases in Mental fy2017awards/index.html. by the opioid epidemic. These surveillance. Health and Substance Abuse To view a list of the RHOP grants from HRSA go directly Providing support for cut- Services (AIMS) award. Fur- and the SAT -TNGP award to local organizations, which ting-edge research on pain ther, an additionalnearly$3.3 recipients, visit: www.hrsa. are best situated to address and addiction, million will support 13 rural gov/about/news/press- substance abuse and mental Advancing better practices health organizations across releases/2017/fyl7-rural-opi- health issues in their own for pain management, the nation to increase access oid-awards.html. communities." "Nationally, about half of to treatment and recovery To learn more about the Approximately $4,075,745 all care for common mental services for opioid abuse Health Center Program, will support 24 health cent- health conditions happens under the Rural Health Opi- visit: http://bphc.hrsa.gov/ ers to support expansion and in the primary care set-old Program (RHOP) and the about. integration of mental health tings," said HRSA Admin-Substance Abuse Treatment To find a health center in services and substance abuse istrator George Sigounas, Telehealth Network Grant your area, visit: http://finda- services. These services focus MS, Ph.D. "In health centers, Program (SAT -TNGP). The healthcenter.hrsa.gov. on the treatment, prevention, where people are often most organizations will use these To learn more about the and awareness ofopioidabuse comfortable, staff with var- awards to advance evidence- FORHP, visit: https://www. in the primary care setting led expertise have a unique based, opioid use disorder hrsa.gov/ruralhealth/. Ii II 'reat The Twin Bridges Museum them Wednesday nights, 6:30 wishes to thank all partici- - 8 pm for MPact Girls and pants that made their annual Young Explorers. Youth (mid- Fundraiser Dinner and Silent dle - high school) meet at the Auction a great success, same time. Please call (509) The museum is a non-profit 365-3971 for additional infer- organization and relies on mation. these fundraisers and dona- According to the recently tions to maintain operations, released results of last Many family members held spring's Washington state cameras to record the event in assessments, Lyle School stu- either still or moving videos dents continue to make gains of the Lyle School Choir. They and, in some categories, are entertained the folks with exceeding the state average song choices ranging from tunes by The Beatles to Judy on these challenging assess- Garland's "Some- merits. Despite the high bar where over the posed by new state Rainbow"--includ- ! News tests and gradua- ing great solos and tion requirements, Lyle's four-year duets. They really Mildred Lykens graduation rate was did themselves proud. And no one 89.5 percent in 2017, left hungry from compared to the that generous helping of spa- state average of 79.1 percent. ghetti dinner, that's for sure. This was the highest gradua- An "Essay & Poetry Con- tion rate at the schoolin seven test," sponsored by the years. Tria Bullard, Lyle's Baha'is of Klickitat County, Board ofEducationPresident, is open to all Klickitat County says. "We are thrilled with youth ages 12- 20. The theme the progress that we continue is, "So powerful is the light of to make as a district. As the unity that it can illuminate mother of three students in the whole earth." Lyle, I am excited about the The essays must be 250- growth in student achieve- 500 words and poetry must ment and the possibilities that be minimum three verses, the future hold." Prompts: What is unity? What I would be remiss if I did does it look like? Where have not remind you about the you seen it? How can it have Lions First Saturday Break- an impact in the world? How fast coming up on Oct. 7. You can you personally create know I am a fan of the Lions unity in your neighborhood or home? First Place: $100, Club and all they stand for Second Place, $75 and Third and this month is not too early Place $50. Submissions must to start thinking about Early be received by Oct. 15, to Christmas Food Box Project gorgebahais.org; or call Rene Donations. This is scheduled Weiler at (509) 281-0477 or for Nov. 4, but early monetary bahaiklickitat@gmail.com, donations, canned goods and Contact, Now's the time to non-perishable foods will be release that author within, accepted both months. These The Lyle Celebration donations are so important Center, 715 Washington Street for our community food boxes in Lyle, invites all girls and for the holidays. Please be as boys in grades 1 - 6 to join generous as you can. 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He writes through Oregon at the end of music in collaboration with September and first of Octo- hospice patients and recently ber. completed a song cycle on Krivchenia's compositions texts by Syrian refugees. are realized by professional The concert at St. Paul's ensembles throughout the Episcopal Church is pre- northern hemisphere. Recent sented and sponsored by premieres have taken place Gorge Community Music and in Los Angeles, Seattle, and Cascade Singers. All dona- Bucharest. tions at the door will go to the Krivchenia completed his Red Cross to help the victims studies at Oberlin Conserva- of the hurricanes this season. Answer now rents Premium Hearing Aids On a month-to- basis. Try it out for one month. m like it, you can ;nt a pair for as low as 50 per month! comes with a 100% money back guarantee! 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