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September 2016 Volume 1.16, Issue 09 September 2016 Volume 1.16, Issue 09 Mescalero Apache Tribe Apache Scout Transportation System Mescalero CHR Program We will be instituting a 8:30 a.m. to pick up pa- only deliver refills for revised schedule for tients . Anyone needing chronic conditions. transportation service to come to the clinic We do not deliver Nar- beginning immediately. must be ready to come cotics. We have stipulated in at the time of pickup. If All children must be ac- the past that we must you find your own ride companied by an adult Inside this issue: have 24-hour notifica- home please notify us and utilize a car seat. tion for any transport to promptly. Anyone under the influ- Dental Clinic 5 any of the IHS Clinics The CHR can runs again ence of alcohol will not which will continue in at 12:30 p.m. for the be permitted to utilize effect. afternoon pickup. How- Head Start 7 the transport system. The following will be ever, if you are not seen When you call in for a our schedule of opera- by 3:30 p.m. you must Miss Mescalero 8 scheduled transport and tion: find your own ride home decide to not come, no- Patients with ap- or be taken home by Elderly Center 10 tify our office, if you do pointments who no- 3:30 p.m. We gas up, not notify our office, tify us for transpor- clean out the van and Conservation you will be put on pro- tation. park by 4:15 p.m. each 15 bationary status. Department day. Any urgent care to We are told by patients be seen in general There will no longer by Religion 23 they called in and either clinic (pain, fever, delivering medications left a message or talked lacerations, dental, to patients that go to Boys & Girls Club 24 with someone to be put etc. that needs im- general clinic and are on the transport sched- mediate attention). prescribed medications. ule and yet we cannot You must wait to pick No transportation find the message. Mes- up your own medica- scheduled for sages are checked fre- tions. This is protocol Wednesday mornings quently at the Office for IHS because the OCTOBER when clinic is Manager’s desk or if pharmacist must give closed. calls go directly to CHR DEADLINE: you instructions on your The CHR Transport van staff, they communicate medications. **We will 09/19/16 BY 4PM leaves the facility at the request to the Of- Page 2 Apache Scout Volume 1.16, Issue 09 fice Manager. If there is adequate service to our Claudine Saenz, RN, CHR no message, you are not people, we must follow Director on the transport list. stringent rules. Please Revised: October 7, 2015 For our office to be func- be mindful of these mi- tional and to provide nor changes. Mescalero Community Library 1. Adams, Robert 32. Belin, Matt 63. Carrillo, Carolyn 2. Ahidley, Kenneth 33. BigHunter, Juniper 64. Carter, Mathew 3. Ahidley, Zander 34. BigHunter, Marla 65. Casares, Donna 4. Aldava, Caius 35. Bigmouth, Demetrius 66. Cervantes, Cheryl 5. Alvada, Hendrick 36. Bigmouth, Erica 67. Cervantes, Desi 6. Antone, Alexandrea 37. Bigmouth, Ginger 68. Cervantes, Lydia 7. Antone, Edna 38. Bigmouth, Gordeanya 69. Chavez, Brenden 8. Antone, Terry 39. Bigmouth, Hailey 70. Chavez, Diona 9. Antonio, Priscilla 40. Bigmouth, Jeremiah 71. Chavez, Jade 10. Apache, Haley 41. Bigmouth, Lewis 72. Chavez, Josie 11. Apachito, Alkin 42. Bigmouth-Hill, Leslie 73. Chee, Andrew 12. Apachito, Lavonica 43. Bigrope, Charlie 74. Chee, Jamie 13. Apachito, Lenaya 44. Blake, Caroline 75. Chee, Nana 14. Apachito, Pedro 45. Blake, Charis 76. Chee, Nathan List of patron with fines 15. Aragon, Rupert 46. Blake, Charlotte 77. Chee, Paisley and lost items. Please 16. Artrip, Harmony 47. Blake, Elaine 78. Chico, Betti call or go to the library to resolve your account. 17. Artrip, Wanda 48. Blake, Elijah 79. Chico, Lyndon 18. Baca, Anthony 49. Blake, Ismael 80. Chico, Swanlynn -Thanks, library staff 19. Baca, Courtny 50. Blake, Jeremy 81. Chico, Wacey 20. Baca, Tunte 51. Blake, Justin 82. Chimal, Brooke 21. Balatche, Deandra 52. Blake, Kathleen 83. Chimal, Dealyn 22. Balatche, Isaac 53. Blake, Michael 84. Chimal, Harold 23. Balatche, Jaylynn 54. Blake, Natasha 85. Chimal, Mandy 24. Balatche, Kalvin 55. Blake, Nicholas 86. Chimal, Roderick 25. Balatche, Sandee 56. Blaylock, Kaleigh 87. Chino, Ezra 26. Balderrama, Whitney 57. Blaylock, Ronald 88. Chino, Fredeana 27. Barela, Mundo 58. Boyd Jr., David 89. Chino, Madison 28. Beck, Dorothy 59. Breuninger, Winona 90. Chino, Ramona 29. Begaye, Lisa 60. Browning, Airion 91. Chino, Steven 30. Belin Sr., Avery 61. Bryant, Shelley 92. Choneska, Rockii 31. Belin, Ethan 62. Caje, Carlos 93. Cimarron, Kyle Apache Scout Volume 1.16, Issue 09 Page 3 94. Clark, Doreen V. 134.Enjady, Saleigh 174.Kadayso, Tree 95. Class, Teepee 135.Enjady, Watson 175.Kasero, Donna 96. Cleveland, Peggy 136.Evans, Andy 176.Kaydahzinne Jr., 97. Cleveland, Perry 137.Evans, Bryan Benny 98. Cochise, Ozren 138.Evans, Genevieve 177.Kaydahzinne Sr., Gerard 99. Cojo, Kathryn 139.Evans, Nolan 178.Kaydahzinne, An- 100.Cojo, Murdell 140.Fernando, Kyrstin thony 101.Comanche Sr., Suth- 141.Fernando, Sheldon 179.Kaydahzinne, Celena erland 142.Forte. Michael 180.Kaydahzinne, Joyce 102.Comanche, Anjilita 143.Forte, Shawn 181.Kaydahzinne, Ka- 103.Comanche, Daniel 144.Fox, Tyrone reena 104.Comanche, Deana 145.Gallardo, Avadean 182.Kaydahzinne, Neills 105.Comanche, Eli 146.Gallardo, Verlinda 183.Kaydahzinne, 106.Comanche, Emerald 147.Gallerito, Miles Vanessa 107.Comanche, Willie 148.Garcia, Acacia 184.Kayitah, Jordan 108.Connections, Native 149.Garcia, Boniface 185.Kayitah, Krystal 109.Coonie, Gertrude 150.Garcia, Valerie 186.Kazhe, David 110.Coonie, Hubert 151.Gayton. LaClaire 187.Kazhe, Louella B 111.Coonie, Justin 152.Geronimo, Hope 188.Kazhe, Prestina 112.Coonie, Laren 153.Gonzales, Darita 189.Kazhe, Raleigha 113.Cox, Boston 154.Gonzales, Jeannette 190.Kazhe, Seth 114.Daklugie, Asa 155.Grant, Dezirae 191.Kee, Kendall 148 Cottonwood Drive 115.Davis, Skyler 156.Graves, Daniel 192.Klinekole, Gary P.O. box 227 Mescalero, NM 88340 116.Dedmen, Dezarae 157.Guerra , Rudy 193.Kinzhuma, Virginia 117.Dennis, Devin 158.Hall, Cruz 194.Klinekole III, Hous- Phone: (575) 464-5010 118.Descheny, Tiffany 159.Hanks, Savanna ton Fax: (575) 464-5011 119.Dewey, Tina 160.Harms, Jessica 195.Klinekole, Isabel 120.Dolan, Dudley 161.Harms, Jordan 196.Klinekole, Julia Email: mescaleroli- 121.Duffy, Elroy 162.Harrington, Lonnie 197.Klinekole, Lynelle [email protected] 122.Duffy, Jaylen 163.Herrera, Angeni 198.Klinekole, Moriah 123.Duffy, Sadie 164.Herrera, Tashmera 199.Klinekole, Myralene 124.Dutchover, Andrew 165.High, Johnathan 200.LaPaz, Keriana 125.Emery, Wardell 166.Hornedeagle, Belle 201.LaPaz, Kristi 126.Enjady, Anthony 167.Hosetosavit, Cascan- 202.LaPaz, Ryder 127.Enjady, Dashina fra 203.Largo, Tyanna 128.Enjady, Desiree 168.Hosetosavit, Trisha 204.Lester, Bobbie Jo 129.Enjady, Jeremy 169.House, Jayden 205.Lester, Ermina 130.Enjady, Kathy 170.Hugar, Christal 206.Lester, Haillee 131.Enjady, Krystal 171.Hugar, Curtis 207.Lester, Shyne 132.Enjady, Perico 172.Hurley, Morgan 208.Lewis, Marcus 133.Enjady, Reid 173.Jim, Verna 209.Leyva, Ezequiel Page 4 Apache Scout Volume 1.16, Issue 09 210.Littles, Kalib 250.Palmer, Caydence 291.Rocha, Raysheena 211.Lutse, Braiden 251.Palmer, Cayleigh 292.Rocha, Roman 212.Magoosh, Gina 252.Palmer, Michelle 293.Rodriguez, Jessica 213.Magoosh, Winter 253.Palmer, Nancy 294.Ruby, Michael 214.Mangas, Charisma 254.Paz, James 295.Sago, Aldred 215.Mangas, Shaylee 255.Pearlta, Esperanza 296.Sago, Doris 216.Marden, Amada 256.Pellman, Melene 297.Sago, Hilary E. 217.Marden, Violet 257.Pellman, Roland 298.Sago, Khaliya 218.Martinez, Adnana 258.Pena J., Rodney 299.Sago, Nehemiah 219.McFadden, Diandra 259.Pena, Crisosto I.M. 300.Sago, Trina 220.McFadden, Eugenia 260.Peralta, Leo Jr. 301.Sainz, Daniel 221.McFadden, Jehya 261.Peso, Allen 302.Sainz, Naomi 222.Melendrez, Shar- 262.Peso, Flint 303.Salazar, Brittney List of patron with fines layne 263.Peso, Violet 304.Sampson, Mistri and lost items. Please 223.Mendez, Ben 264.Pinal, Michael 305.Sanchez, Eric call or go to the library 224.Mendez, Brandon 265.Pino, Blessing 306.Sandoval, Monroe to resolve your account. 225.Mendez, Jessalyn 266.Pizarro, Norma 307.Sarracino, Janet -Thanks, library staff 226.Mendez, John 267.Pollock, Arion 308.Savannah, Hanks 227.Mendez, Laurie 268.Poncho Sr., Mathew 309.Scott, Ivana ~~~~ 228.Mendez, Nicole 269.Poncho, Kaylyan 310.Second Jr., Everett 148 Cottonwood Drive 229.Mendez, Samantha 270.Poncho, Sheri 311.Shanta III, Ralph P.O. box 227 230.Merino, Janice 271.Prins, Chad 312.Shanta, Anthony Mescalero, NM 88340 231.Monongye, Cillian 272.Prins, Chrisalyn 313.Shanta, Bertha Phone: (575) 464-5010 232.Monongye, Soren 273.Prins, Stephie 314.Shanta, Carmen 233.Morez, Alton 274.Prins, Travis 315.Shanta, Jaciel Fax: (575) 464-5011 234.Morgan, Amber 275.Prithchard, Athena 316.Shanta, Larson Email: mescaleroli- 235.Morgan, Brittany 276.Provencio, Shantilly 317.Shanta, Merline [email protected] 236.Morgan, DeShawna 277.Randolph, Talia 318.Shanta, Rainye 237.Morgan, George 278.Reed, Camren Myron 319.Shanta, Raquel 238.Morgan, Katherine 279.Rice, Azure 320.Shanta, Tamerah 239.Morgan, Roy 280.Rice, Kendall 321.Shaw, Raymer 240.Morin, Lance 281.Rice, Kendall RD 322.Shay, Cecelia 241.Mull, Tanika 282.Rice, Raenell 323.Shendo, Janessa 242.Muniz, Jules 283.Rice, William 324.Shields, Malorie 243.Nasitima, Ivan 284.Riley, Yvonne 325.Shorty, Domenic 244.Ochoa, Robert 285.Robinson, Emily 326.Silva, Ryan 245.Orosco, Ascencion 286.Robinson, Jeannette 327.Simmons, Truminelle 246.Ortega, Kaylynn 287.Robinson, Kasie 328.Skin, Meryl 247.Packard,
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