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Tribe mounts new
historical exhibit
By Dean Rhodes
Smoke Signals editor
SALEM For Tribal Elder
Kathryn Harrison, the im
portance of the Tribe's new
historical exhibit at the Willamette
Heritage Center at The Mill harks
back to what she was told by Tribal
Elders in the early 1980s when she
was working to help get the Tribe
restored to federal recognition.
"We were told a long time ago
that you're going to have to tell
your history over and over again,"
Harrison, now 89, said while taking
a break from viewing the exhibit
on Thursday, April 11, during a
special Tribal Invitation Opening.
"It needs to be told or otherwise
it is going to be forgotten. Every
generation that comes, we're going
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continued on pages 8-9
Tribal Elder Kathryn Harrison looks
at old issues off Smoke Signals that
contain Restoration stories as she
views the "We Were Here First ... And
We Are Here to Stay" exhibit during
the Tribal Invitation Opening at the
Willamette Heritage Center at The
Mill in Salem on Thursday, April 11.
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Photo by Michelle Alalmo
Tribal member Peter Wakeland gathers lamprey at Willamette Falls near Oregon City as he is filmed
for a "River Monsters" episode in July 201 2. The episode is scheduled to air at 9 p.m. Sunday, May
12, on Animal Planet.
Tribe aids 'River Monsters' crew
Cable show filmed episode on lamprey
By Dean Rhodes
Smoke Signals editor
Lamprey and the Confederated Tribes
of Grand Ronde are returning to cable
TV. Three and a half years after being
featured on The Food Network's "Extreme
Cuisine," the Tribe plays an important role
in "Vampires of the Deep," an episode of Ani
mal Planet's "River
Monsters" starring
Jeremy Wade. It
is scheduled to air
at 9 p.m. Sunday,
May 12.
In July 2012, a film crew from the United
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Photo by Michelle Alalmo
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Jordon Schultz
Tribal member
recalls horror
of Boston bombs
By Dean Rhodes
Smoke Signals editor
Tribal member Jordon
Schultz still gets chills
when he recalls the
events of Monday, April 15,
in Boston.
He and his girlfriend, Ken
dal Kubitz, had just left a joy
ous Fenway Park where they
and 37,447 other Red Sox fans
celebrated when first base
man Mike Napoli hit a double
off Tampa Bay reliever Joel Peralta, driving in
second baseman Dustin Pedroia from first base
for a walk-off, ninth-inning 3-2 victory.
It was approximately 2:05 p.m. when the
game ended and Schultz and Kubitz met two
other friends and headed to Boylston Street
to watch Kubitz's best friend finish the Boston
Marathon.
At about 2:40 p.m., standing in front of the
Lord & Taylor department store near the finish
line, Schultz, his girlfriend and the two other
friends decided to meet other friends and left
the finish line area.
Less than 10 minutes later, right across the
street from where they were standing, two crude
homemade bombs exploded, sending nails and
ball bearings that had been encased in pres
sure cookers and hidden inside black backpacks
See BOSTON
continued on page 6