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NOVEMBER 1, 2017
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Ian Mercier bowls during Youth Education’s K-12 Costume Bowling Party held at Walnut City Lanes in McMinnville on Friday, Oct. 27.
Fright days & nights
Friday Oct. 27, was a day filled with Halloween activ-
ities for Tribal youth. The day started with Youth Ed-
ucation’s K-12 Costume Bowling Party at Walnut City
Lanes in McMinnville and then the youth returned to
the Tribal campus for trick-or-treating through various
Tribal departments followed by a Halloween Party held
in the Tribal gym hosted by the Tribe’s Children & Family
Services program. The frightful festivities continued on
Saturday, Oct. 28, with a Halloween Dance hosted by the
Tribe’s Youth Council and Youth Prevention Program held
in the Tribal gym.
Aleena Leno picks out a bag of
slime during a stop at Grand
Ronde’s Food Bank, iskam mfkHmfk
haws, during Youth Education’s
K-12 trick-or-treating around the
Tribal campus on Friday, Oct. 27.
Noah Gerbrandt, left, bumps a
volleyball as he, Hailey Lewis-Little,
middle, and Hattie Mercier play
volleyball in between bowling
frames during Youth Education’s
K-12 Costume Bowling Party held at Walnut City Lanes in
McMinnville on Friday, Oct. 27.
Photos by Michelle Alaimo
Sophia Grout
bends down
to pick up a
cake on the
end of a plank
as she plays a
virtual reality
game during
the Halloween
Party held in
the Tribal gym
on Friday, Oct.
27.