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JUNE 15, 2016
Family Reunion on July 23
Petite barbecue potluck
We want everyone to come, aunts, uncles, kids, etc. It’s Saturday,
July 23. Bring your chairs at noon at S.W. Avery Park Drive in
Corvallis. RSVP please for details. Call Arlene at 541-272-7436 or
Kathy at 541-791-1479. See you there.
Anyone with Petite in or around their name is invited to join us at the Contest
Powwow campground for a barbecue potluck on Aug. 18 and 19. Any other
information can be obtained from Gladys (Petite) Hobbs at 971-241-8486 or
Henry Petite at 503-851-9189. Leave a message if there is no
answer and we will call you back.
Story and Stroll at
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Fort Yamhill State Park
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11—11:45 a.m.
June 7 - Camouflage
June 28 - Shapes and Colors
July 12 - Listening
This free program integrates nature
exploraion, art, literature, music, move-
ment, and outdoor play. It is geared
to-
ward families with young children
(preferably ages 2-6 but all are welcome).
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(remov black box)
For more informaion call 503-879-5814
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of what’s going to transpire if this
actually happens.”
Tribal Police Chief Jake McK-
night said he is glad the communi-
ty will have a chance to be better
prepared now.
“I think the most important thing
is that we have a plan,” said McK-
night. “When you have a plan you
know what to do; you know where
to go. I think it’s important that our
community knows that on any kind
of emergency they are going to be
taken care of. It should ease people’s
minds knowing that Grand Ronde
can put something like this together.
“If we ever have a disaster, I want
to be in Grand Ronde. We always
come together to help each other.”
QUIT SMOKING TODAY.
CALL: 1.800.QUIT.NOW
quitnow.net/oregon
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