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ROSEBURG: Kids 5 to 11 years old will have a chance this summer to learn all about local American Indians and "no-trace" camping practices at a 5-day day camp.
Summerkids Day Camp is set for the last week of the month, June 26 to 30 at the Douglas County Museum.
Youngsters will learn to cook with a stick over an open fire, make a "lummi stick" -- a cylindrical percussion instrument -- and add a few words to their vocabulary from the WaWa jargon, a pidgin once used by Oregon native Americans, like the Chinook.
Registration is $110 for the week and the deadline is June 21.
Contact Trish Loper, camp coordinator at 342-6338, Ext. 106 for more information.
Summerkids Day Camp is set for the last week of the month, June 26 to 30 at the Douglas County Museum.
Youngsters will learn to cook with a stick over an open fire, make a "lummi stick" -- a cylindrical percussion instrument -- and add a few words to their vocabulary from the WaWa jargon, a pidgin once used by Oregon native Americans, like the Chinook.
Registration is $110 for the week and the deadline is June 21.
Contact Trish Loper, camp coordinator at 342-6338, Ext. 106 for more information.
