LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST...
Myrtle McKnight is home recovering from a bout with pneumonia after spend
ing last week in the hospital in McMinnville. Get well soon Myrtle!
Mildred Holmes went into the hospital in McMinnville the night of January
31st. We all wish you a speedy recovery.
"Tenas Kan" (Baby Boy) Arrival
The population of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde has increased
by one on December 15ch. Linda and Lowell Mercier are the proud parents
of "Manny Saul Brandon". Weighing in at 5 lbs. 12 02. and measuring 20
inches, Manny joins a brother, Jason. Grandparents are Darrel and Ruth
Mercier of Grand Ronde, and Don holsclaw of Sheridan and Alelsie Hols
claw of McMinnville. Great Grandparents are Martha Mercier and Hubert
Mercier of Grand Ronde. Also adding to her list of Great-Great Grand
children is Agnes Mercier of Grand Ronde.
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ADULT CRAFT & SOCIAL TIME:..
Beginning Saturday, February 9th, at 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. there will
be classes held for those adults interested in learning beadwork,
Indian leatherwork, Chinook Jargon and anything else those attending
can contribute. This will also be a time to just get together and
visit with your friends. Refreshments will be served.
The classessocial time will be held at Jackie Colton's, 28480 McPher
Kon Rd. (Wine Alley) in Grand Ronde. Transportation will be available
by calling Candy Robertson at the Tribal Office, 879-5253.
You will be required to purchase beads and leather supplies for your
projects .
WE WELCOME ANY IDEAS OR VIEWS THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS. PLEASE WRITE TO:
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
SMOKE SIGNALS
P.O. BOX 94
GRAND RONDE, OREGON 97347
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