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About Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 2007)
Smoke Signals 5 JULY 15, 2007 UDALL BUS TOUR BRINGS NATIVES TO GRAND RONDE 8,606 miles, 54 days, 26 cities, six national parks, six Native American communities, 13 Udall Scholars and one biodiesel motor coach. It's the Udall Legacy Bus Tour, and it is coming to Grand Ronde on July 24-25, honoring the legacy of Arizona Congressman Morris K. Udall and the ten years that the Udall Foundation has spent promoting public service. Tribal member and 2003 Udall Intern Bryan Mer rier hopes to be on the bus when it comes to Grand Ronde to help with the Tribe's campground development at the new pow-wow grounds by Fort Yamhill State Park. Bi-weekly Aerobics Class Held In Gym - , ; 5 s f j y yr I . ' .... Tribal member and Recreation Coordinator Rebecca Knight instructs aerobics on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Tribal gymnasium. . Here, Knight teaches Tribal Elder Louise Coulson how to properly stretch during one of the aerobics courses. Tribal Youth Soccer Camp Youth from the K-5 Program participated in a soccer camp held on Tuesday, June 1 9. The soccer camp was instructed by McMinnville resident and long-time soccer coach Mark Fasana. -1 ; , yA . y :: t; j ; Chinook Tribal members, including Grand Ronde Cultural Resources employee Tony Johnson, far right, sing to greet the Chinook canoe baring the first salmon. .r., - - . .. - 1 '"i-:.?--rW I u ;'.CT.f:' ...jr. I ',. - v Head Start Fishing Trip v . ; ') V- . v - S . o o - 1 Tribal youth Elizabeth Watson-Croy and her fishing buddy for the day Tribal member and Education Specialist Bryan Langley participated in the Head Start fishing trip earlier this summer.
