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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 2001)
I OR. COLL. E 78 .06 S66 July 15, 001 flams . mm- JULY 15, 2001 CHASTA UMPQUA MOLALLA KALAPUYA ROGUE RIVER 503-879-5211 1-800-422-0232 ft )Wmm A Publication of the Grand Ronde Tribe H(ma www.grandronde.org V N Ilk I A. v s L- . Mr liliiiiilli 4 V , v,. vv n ' v Oregon Garden's grand opening celebration is a showcase for beauty. Bee-Utiflll A bumblebee is frozen in time while maneuvering through a bed of bright purple flowers during the Grand Opening Celebration of the Oregon Gar dens in Silverton. The first 65 acres of the gardens project took just over three years and $20 million to complete. The Grand Ronde Tribe's Spirit Mountain Com munity Fund is one of the many sponsors to have contributed to phase one of the planned 240-acre project. Photo by Kim Mueller Walkin' in Willamina - The Grand Ronde Tribal Color Guard, led by Tribal youths Brett Norwest (left) and Joey Holmes, participated in this year's Willamina Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade with the Tribal Veterans. Besides the parade, visitors were treated to the mud bogs races, a car show, art displays, museum tours, arm wrestling competitions, a scavenger hunt, live musical enter tainment, kid's games, a variety of food (including Indian tacos served by the Grand Ronde Royalty girls) and a good "old-fashioned" fireworks display. Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon 9615 Grand Ronde Road Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347 Address Service Requested Serials Dept. - Kni9ht Library 1233 UNrUERSfrv OF OREGON EUGENE Of? 97403-1205 PRESORTED FIRST-CLASS MAIL U.S. POSTAGE PAID SALEM, OR PERMIT NO. 178 E7J Vo) o o c7)rc3 IMIbe WfinH Save Laves New hand-held rescue tool could change emergency services forever. By Justin Phillips It all started at a green picnic table. An idea that could make the way emergency crews rescue someone from a wrecked vehicle much faster and safer. It is the tool of the future for emer gency crews. "As far as a tool like this, there is nothing out there that will compare," said Michael Rasmussen, of PhilMar International Incorporated, located in Oregon City. There is no need for premium, un leaded or regular to run with this handheld powerhouse. This new product about to change the way someone will be rescued in . continued on page 4 is--" aUniversitv of rw Received on: 07-18-01 y Smoke signals Piece Of Cake Quality Control Manager Troy Peck, of Sabre-Tool from PhilMar International, Inc., shows off the cutting power of the new Sabre-Tool. Much like the "Jaws of Life," this new technology cuts through cars with ease making the business of saving lives easier. The hand-held device may revolutionize the rescue capabilities of emergency service crews. a. c
