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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 2003)
8 MAY 15, 2003 SMOKE SIGNALS Ice Skate Time Tribal youth were treated to a evening of ice skating and a pizza party at the Sherwood Ice Arena recently. Around 50 kids from Grand Ronde and the sur rounding communites joined in the fun. The evening was sponsored by the Grand Ronde Tribal Youth Social Ser vices Program. Caden Leno, age 6, gets into his skates at the Ice Arena. Caden is the son of Chris and Mychal Leno. T Miranda "Mandy," Mathena, age 12, (center) skates at the Ice Arena. Miranda is the daughter of Lenny and Lydia Logan. Photos by Peta Tinda 'I 'to"L'. " "' i,""jcs-"'ii' '!..';...::'..''-.,' ' '';,' ; ; ' j At McMinnville Swim Club Registration Joining Our Team: B Learn to swim from championship coaches who will perfect your skills. B Learn teamwork, commitment and responsibility, fl Build self-esteem and confidence. Any swimmer aged 5 and up can join our team! Just come by the pool, or call us at 503-472-1349. Cost: Deposit $50. United States Swimming Insurance $30 First Month Dues $25 Fundraising $125 or $250 per family Pool Pass Paid to the City of McMinnville Total due at signup $105.00 pool pass 4 Tribal member Tim McCuthen and Angie Curtis are parents of Haley Ray born on February 1 2. Karen McCuthen is the grandmother and Norma Lewis is the great-grandmother. Tribal member Tammy Boree and Joe Boree are the new aunt and uncle and Haley shares Aunt Tammy's birthdate. Welcome Little Haley. - 'A- , . Li it f vvjt: ': J ('A fall To our daughter & sister Shcrccna Lanier Congratulations!!! Wc arc so pround of you graduating from accountant school. Paul &. Sharon Heard (dad &. mom) Roxannc Teeter and family (sister) Ken Lanier & family (brother) (now you can do our taxes free) f""""1""1" '-" MJII.IJ) Nlllll IIIIIMII. i Lila Musso-Bolton got this eagle from the state. It was stuffed and mounted May 7 with a blessing ceremony. She thaked the creator for it in an eagel prayer. She takes it around to schools and tells chil dren about the eagle and what it is used for in the Indian culture. It was also featured in the Priest River paper. "tahaJ ' k ' Happy 92nd Birthday Mabel Gaston Mom, you have been very special to a lot of folks throughout your life, your unselfish love and caring has not gone unnoticed. The world would be a better place to live with more folks like you. Mom, your family, relatives and friends adore you and wish you a very happy birthday. We all love you very much. Love, Richard, Chris tine, Byron and Nathan. Welcome to the world! Inatye David Lewis. Born April 16th at 10:33 a.m. at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene, Oregon. Inatye was 11.1 lbs and 22 inches and a full head of dark brown hair at birth. Parents are Donna M. Ralstin Lewis and David G. Lewis. Happy Birthday Kalela Audrea Allen Tribal member Justin Taylor (4074) and Julie Johnson are on their way to live Happily Ever After. You are cordially invited to attend an open house to be held in their honor May 30 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Hulet Residence, 635 1st Place Mesa, Arizona. Grooms parents are Tribal member Donald S. Taylor (3192) and Myryice Inez Taylor. Bride's parents are Larry D. Johnson and Rebecca S. Johnson. f ' , , ; If y A , n i I EES? V INTERNAL OPENINGS D After Care Advisor Education Preschool Grade: 6 Closing date: May 22 D Cook Technician (26 hrsweek) Wellness Senior Services Grade: 5 Closing date: May 22 For a detailed job description, please contact the Tribe's JOB LINE: 503-879-2257 1-877-TRIBEGR Happy 2nd Birthday Madeline (Maddie) May 15. How time flies. Love, Mom, Dad, Sissy Tana, Tomora, Grandma Linda, Grandpas, Auntie Lydia and the Horde. Edward Bolton n - ) ' f, .s Edward has graduated from Priest River High School. He has been on the honor roll and he graduates this June with high honors. Edward is going to take a job to try to help and support mom. He wanted to go to college, but wanted to support family instead. He also throws discus and shotput in track and field. He is very active in Indian culture, learn ing more and more about his heritage every day. Marcia Bolton is very, very proud of you.
