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Show Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1983 At Indian Center Indian CURT JACKSON Pow-Wo- w . Review Correspondent A Thanksgiving dinner and an e Indian are slated for Saturday, Nov. 19 at the Salt Lake Indian Center, 120 W. 1300 S., Salt Lake City. Robert Angle, Director of the Salt Lake Indian Health Center, is coordinating activities for the annual evening-lon- g event. Thanksgiving dinner will be served from 5 to 7:30 p.m., Angle said. He added that in the past years some 800 to 1,000 people have been served. He said he expects a similar turnout this year for the traditional turkey with all the trimmings of a old-tim- Pow-Wo- w dancers and drummers will have an opportunity to perform. The dancers will wear their Indian regalia and perform various tribal dances as the drummers supe Indian drum beats ply and songs. will commence. The Angle said, with a grand entry of the dancers and drummers and then move into womens dances, childrens dances, war dances and other Indian dances. Members of Indian royalty from the universities, colleges and tribes of Utah and neighboring states have been invited to participate in and highlight the Is Slated old-tim- Pow-Wo- Pow-Wo- meal. se Te-w- old-tim- Holiday Craft Fair and Table Decorating w These include Miss Indian U. of U. Yolanda Srancisco, a NaKeynote speaker for the dinner, according to Angle, is Shirvajo student whose home is in assistant Fort Defiance, Arizona; Miss Inof ley Reed, professor the graduate school of social dian BYU, Tyra Jo Begay, a a work, University of Utah. Navajo, who resides in She is a Ute Indian from the Fruitland, New Mexico; Miss InUnitah and Ouray reservation, dian Weber State College, Fran and will address the subject of. Morris, a Navajo student who Indians in transition. lives in Roy, Utah. After the dinner, there will be Other royalty members, ace Indian an cording to Angle, will include All dancers and drummers in the Miss Ute Tribe, Michelle Mcarea are welcome, Angle said, Kinley, from the Uintah and adding that he expects a number Ouray Reservation, who is presof groups to be present. ently attending the U. of U. There will not be competition where she is majoring in health for prizes, but each group of and nutrition; and Miss Indian full-cour- Pow-Wo- FRAN MORRIS Princess, Gerilyn Smith, a U. of U. student whose home is in Sandy, Utah. Each member of the Indian royalty will appear in native Indian costume, Angle stated, and give a short talk on some particular aspect in the culture of the tribe she represents. is scheduled The from 8 p.m. to midnight, and the public, according to Angle, is welcome to attend and enjoy the performances of the dancers and drummers. There is no charge for admission to the Angle said. 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