Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current, June 17, 1996, Tribe and the Community, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textsu ' Kvam. J SONG BASKET MARKETPLACE & Outdoor artisans market & Native American arts & crafts & Live demonstrations and classes STRAWBERRY PATCH & Fresh shortcakes and milkshakes & Indian fry bread $ Espresso and sodas Above, Diana Robertson, Jr. Miss Grand Ronde, and Willamina mayor, Twila Hill listen to the ceremony. i- 1:1 I a li 4 I o ? uu3 q i"" .... ' i -.11 ' I ftL ii r i ii "ii 0- I -A... Iff L fc ; - 11 OPENING CEREMONY. At left, Healing Spirit and Agency Creek Drums. Above, shakes and shortcakes were enjoyed by many. Right, young tribal members Lee and Halona Butler wore butterfly wings as part of opening ceremony. -H. , . Jf . 14 ' 'Win i Ml Above at left, Demetria and landscape artist Ruth Weathers have some fun of their own. Above at right, tribal members Diane Lane and Dorothy Lawe at their booth. Song Basket Marketplace will be taking items on consignment, call Sam I Icnny at 879-2487. i j I. . H 5 Wk ' 1 i t . . . r1f 0 Sitting at left, tribal member and fa mous portrait artist Lon Mercier spent the day signing art pieces. Pictured above him, tribal member Lowell Llaneza creatively makes Indian dolls from recycled materials.