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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1983)
The Confederated-Tribes of Grand Ronde baseball tea.n tryout practices have begun xflth practices being held Tuesdays end Thursdays at 6 1 30 p.m. at the Grand , Soiida Grade School Doug Colton will be coaching the team again this year, and Merle Letio willaeaistin Doug. Due to the large number of girls turning out, en interest has bees shows in starting a girls softball lean. A tryoul practice for the girls was held Saturday, April 28, at the Grand Ronde Grade School. 'MAY GENERAL KKETXKG T'h fy Wrtv n a n f 1 w . a t -f ri cp an A Vri t 5 is i r h1 1 Ks h&T A Sunday; May 8, at 1:00 p.ta. at rthe, Grand Sonde Grade School, Included will be a baked food Bale. So, bring your dish, s silvervare and aked.gosdjst !f, ANNUAL H2 MO RIAL DAY POTLUCK ' ' Our second, anaaal. Metacrlal Day Potluck vill take piece Sunday, Hay 27. at' 1:00 p. at the Grsmd Ronde Grade School. Everyone is invited to attend to gst together vith f (tally end lriands. - OIEA TITLE IV WORKSHOP The annuel 0IEA (Oregon Xndi&n Education Association) Title IV Workshop vas' held in Klaaath Falls the 19th, 20th, Hesshers of the, Trlba2 Council, Parent Comoitteej HomeSchool counselor, and vSai&atei School . Teacher Joyce Persons. . . Workshops vere conducted by Clesent Azure , Wayne Snoozy, Bruce Bishop, John Trujillo and several others. . Lytin end Litida Andersen welcomed all to the Klamath Country warnely. ' . , - , -. C " The next annual casting is to be held in Portland. Interested individuals should plan on attending. Many good ideas find technical assistance can be enquired at these workshops. ' -
