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Sat., May 20 1 p.m.
Grand Ronde Elementary
THIS SPECIAL DAY IS TO
RECOGNIZED TRIBAL MEMBER:
Graduates (preschool-high school)
GED gradates
Continuing Education programs
Achievement & Recognition recipients
RSVP FOR DINNER:
Call Hollie Larsen at
879-2275 or 1-800422-0232.
OSU summer youth programs offered in Corvallis
Programs Grades Ages Dates... Fees Phone
Adventures in Learning Grades 5-7 July 17-28 $360 737-1289
Classic Quest 2000 Acting Grades 9-12 July 10-21 $350 737-4917
Coastal Day Camp Ages 8-12 July 17-20, 24-27, August 21-24 867-0159
OSU DrumlineCamp Grades 9-12 July 26-29 ..$175 737-0544
Expeditions Grades 3-4 July 17-28 $195 737-2670
F.E.A.T. Program Grade 11 June 27- July 26 lll'lV-S,
4-H Summer Days Grades 7-9 June 20-23 :";;:"?:
Geek Chic .". Grades 6-8 TBA.. . 737-8139
High School NewspaperYearbook Grades 11-12 August 8-11 $300 "llWat
Inner City Youth Institute... Grades 7-8 July 2000 ;37-l590
JumpstART Grades 9-12 June 18-July 7 $850$ 1350 737-4745
Marine Biology Day Camp Ages 13-17... August 14-17 5"?JS
Outreach Campus Grades 9-12 Year Round $75cr 737-3107
Pathways to Information Power Grades 8-9 July 10-27 $100 Ill'7601
Saturday Academy Grades 5-12 $20-$30 737-1822
Saturday Academy Computer Camp .... Grades 6-8 June 26-30 7"r139
SESEY Grades 9-12 July 11-16 $100 737-2408
The Singer & the Stage..... Grades 9-12 July 9-14 $375 II7'5595
OSU Youth Day Camp Ages 5-15 2-weeks from June 19-August 25 , 737-7597
Eddie Payne Basketball Camps Ages 8-18 June 18-22, July 30-August 3 737-2076
OSU Beaver Basketball wJudy S Ages 8-18 June 25-28 737-2800
OSU Cheer Camps Grades 6-12 July 9-12, August 11-14 737-6831
OSU Football Camp Ages 14-18 June 25-29 737-2614
Northwest OSU Junior Golf .Ages 10-17 June 25-29 737-3900
OSU Summer Girls Gymnastic Ages 8-17 July 9-14 737-2823
OSU Youth Gymnastics Program Ages 15-18 June 19-July 21, July 24-August 25.. ..737-7597
OSU Youth Swim Program June 19-July 6, 10-27, 31, August 17 737-7597
OSU Beaver Wrestling Camps Ages 10-18 June 18-22, 18-27, 22-25, 25-29 737-3252
Need more information?
In person: 110 Kerr Administration
By phone: 541-737-1470 or 1-800-375-9359
By fax: ....541-737-0938
Bye-mail summer.sessionorst.edu
By web: http:osu.orst.edudeptsummer
By mail: Summer Session and Precollege Programs
Oregon State University
110 Kerr Administration Building
Corvallis, OR 97331-2123
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CLIP AND SAVE
By Dustin Harmon, Youth Education
The following is a tentative summer activity schedule for students that are in
the 6th-12th grades. Along with this schedule, the Tribe's Youth Education pro
gram will be offering camps, conferences, workshops, and sports activities that will
be announced later.
The Youth Center will be open every week this summer from noon to 5:30 p.m.
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The weeks will alternate with one week
of scheduled activities (see below) and the next week will be open use of the
Youth Center and special activities. For all activities please meet at the Youth
Center unless otherwise specified. Permission slips will be required for all trips
traveling out of the Grand Ronde area.
JUNE
Friday, June 16 End of year field trip to Newport
(Wax Works, Ripley's, and Undersea Gardens,
time to be announced in permission slip).
Tuesday, June 20 1:30-5:30 p.m Basketball (outside)
Grand Ronde Elementary
Wednesday, June 21 1:30 p.m Native Club
2:30-6:00 p.m Stick game
Thursday, June 22 2:00-5:30 p.m Team building activity
JULY
Tuesday, July 4 Closed for 4th of July holiday
Wednesday, July 5 1:30 p.m Native Club
2:30-6:00 p.m Potlatch
Thursday, July 6 OMSI field trip
Tuesday, July 18 1:00-5:30 p.m Fishing at South Lake
Wednesday, July 19 1:30 p.m Native Club
2:30-6:00 p.m Language
Thursday, July 20 1:30-5:30 p.m Guest speaker
Leadership activities
AUGUST
Tuesday, August 1 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 2 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 3 1:30-5:30
Tuesday, August 15 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 16 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 17 1:30-5:30
Tuesday, August 29 1:30-5:30
Wednesday, August 30 1:30 p.m.
2:30-5:30
Thursday, August 31
p.m Softball (outside)
Grand Ronde Elementary
Native Club
p.m Basket class
p.m Hiking class
p.m Horseshoe tournament
with prizes
Native Club
p.m Dance class
p.m Movie followed by discussion
p.m Student's choice
Native Club
p.m Beading class
End of summer BBQ
Building
Construction
program offered
A nine month Certificate of
Completion is being offered by
Chemeketa Community College for
their Building Construction program.
This course offers skill building in
all areas of residential and some com
mercial construction, including:
use of tools and materials
reading construction drawings
learning to work with concrete
framing
construction estimating
roof construction
students will get first hand experi
ence building a brand-new home.
For more information contact:
Ted C. Acker II
Chemeketa Community College
(503) 399-8302
Volunteer's
needed May 20
"Down by the Riverside"
On May 20, from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m., volunteers are needed at
their favorite waterside areas as
part of the fifth annual Down By
The Riverside: Enhancement,
Cleanup and Appreciation Day.
More than 70 parks and facilities
all over the state will work with
volunteers on cleanup projects.
Some sites encourage boaters, wel
come divers, or offer lunch.
For a listing of all the sites, vol
unteers can call 1-800-322-3326,
(503) 844-9571, or www.solv.com.
Last year, more than 2,100
people all over the state removed
135,000 pounds of debris and com
pleted countless projects.
Sacred Landscapes" conference
Oregon State University will host its second annual "Sacred Landscapes"
conference in Corvallis on May 18-19, hoping to draw several hundred Na
tive Americans from Pacific Northwest Tribes to campus to talk about the
environment. The theme is "Walking Softly on the Earth," and the roster of
Native American speakers will address several topics relating to the environ
ment from their unique points of view.
The keynote speaker will be Winona LaDuke, a well-known activist for
Native American rights and women's rights, who lives on the White Earth
Reservation in Minnesota. LaDuke, who currently is the vice presidential
running mate for Ralph Nader, will speak on "All Our Relations" and read
form her book of the same title. LaDuke's talk will begin at 6:45 p.m. on
Thursday, May 18, in LaSells Stewart Center. Her readings, and a recep
tion will follow later in the evening.
The conference is free and open to the public. More information is avail
able on the web at: http:osu.orst.edudeptethnicstudiessacredlands
main.htm or by calling the OSU at (541) 737-0709.
Fnr mnrp information about anv activities olease contact
Dustin Harmon at 879-2143 or Richard Sohappy at 879-4534. I
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