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Show FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1975 THE SALT LAKE TIMES Pag Nine Jerry Higginson New Washoe Tribal Leader Adventure on Your Salt Lake Chairman Says Use Bicentennial Slind Seek Out As Learning Process Friendship Cruise For Cancer Crusade The cold brisk Local History to Play Big Part in - Utah Bicentennial Celebration days of winter My first reaction to Indian gradually be disappearing Salt Lake Unit Crusade Chair- participation in the Bicentennial will If your children all of a sud-- 1 fore the Revolutionary War. soon. What a great time to think was to celebration tell to go you The AGA booklet also sug-atti- c man for the Utah Division of the o hell, Robert L. den start delving through the one of the most reward-n- g ibout Chairor basement, cellar or stor- - gests making an historic map of American Cancer Society. Salt man of the Washoe Frank, adventures you could ever Tribal CounUnit President Dr. John A. dont be surprised. II your community town, town-Ther- Lake have! age shed cil, said. a good chance they are ship or county. With overlays, it Shaw announced the appointThe annual Friendship Cruise Mr. Frank recently was named ment. Mr. Higginson will supcom-is 1 to in the construct a map which is possible taking personal part Day g efforts o a Bureau of Indian Affairs weekend held24-2- 5 Memorial memoration of the nations Bi-- 1 showing the succession of pre- - ervise the is a treat for May committee to coordin-i historic and historic periods, for both business and residential steering 183 boasts all. It miles of ate Indian participation in the pleasthroughout the such as the earliest Indian contributors adbest. ure at its The celebra-ions boating Bicentennial county during Aprils Crusade. upcoming starts venture (called Paleo-Indiawith launching at life, up His unit expects to raise half of throughout Utah, Arizona a 3reen which follows through River, Utah communitys earliest the states contribution goal of and Nevada. of the Powel'l the settlement, to a record of the use Major Lets path the Bicentennial set for 1975. If they want to tape re-- 1 velopment of roads, farms, in- $364,000 1869. of The boater Mr. Higginson said the unit celebration as a learning exper- expedition cord your memories, let them. I dustries and, finally, the modern through geologic history, fund campaign got off to a heal- ience. Lets learn to know and ravels Youll be contributing to the city, town or countryside. 'easts his eyes on ancient Indian the different value start with a $7,000 contribu- appreciate thy the Historical United of is presented with a and sites preserve history ruins, and buildings in October. The Surety systems of Indians and States as it embarks on its third would be identified, and if still tion of our Canyonlands National alike, he said. Insurance Company sponin existence and threatened by Life the Park incentury. Indians average tourist never be should But, sored a golf tournament to get docunew sees. lost out Searching development, the amateur the 1975 Crusade started. We volved in the Bicentennial The trip follows the winding ments, photographs, letters, fur- .listorian can be the first to would like to continue the proj- events. I specifically ask that River down to the con3reen Indians be niture, dress and other memora- sound the alarm. in included the planect this year, he said. bilia from days gone by, or reand up the mighty ColoAGA is one of the growing fluence of those events. We want We are looking forward to ning capturing from memories the number (well over 2,000 pres- our Telephone Derby on April to participate because we are a rado River to Moab, Utah. A registration fee includes a fullness and flavor of life in ear- - ent) of local, state, regional or 1, 9, and 17. There will be 60 part of America today, just as lier times are part of a nation-- 1 national programs and activities different businessmen we were before 1776, Frank package of services to add concalling 1 venience to your adventure. It wide Above Ground Archaeolo-- Planned or already underway as each for Crusade pledges. said. night We see the Bicentennial cele- includes launching and docking gy (AGA) Bicentennial project, part of the Bicentennial Other special proects planned by bration more as an opportunity help, rescue service on the rivby the American memoration. Literally millions the unit include a Bike-a-tho- n Revolution Bicentennial Admin-- 1 of people are actively involved and an increased sales drive of to increase understanding be- ers, a Friendship Feast at Moab on Sunday, the moving of your n istration (ARBA), the project is I :n programs ranging from resto-on- e Christmas cards done by Utah tween the Indian and and trailer from Green River means of tapping the grass ration of historic sites to artists. The unit is also plan- communities than as a real cele- car proj to Moab and gas services at two roots history of the nation. By sets aimed at improving the g event bration, Frank said. ning a special on the rivers. locations and large, ordinary citizens have knowledge and understanding for The American Indian is one the premiere of Raquel aside and start Put winter left little recorded testament of Americans have of each other Welshs new movie. Miss Welsh of the most misunderstood their lives, but it is living his- and of the nations multi-ethnis the National Crusade Chair- groups of people in American making plans to join us for one A new to effort the Washoe Tribal of the experiences of your life. reach and and racial culture tory. Society, man for ACS. For further information contact: retain these previously mute John W. Warner, AdministraMr. Higginson is an account Chairman said. sources is being made during tor of ARBA, has stated that executive for the A. G. Edwards And, there can be no ques- The Friendship Cruise, Box 105, the Bicentennial. success of the natons Bicenten and Co., Inc. He graduated with tion that we, as a group, are Moab, Utah 84532. The ARBA has published a nial observance will be judged a Masters of Business Admini- discriminated against throughbooklet describing the basic on the number of participants, stration degree from the Univer- out the Western United States, USDA Proposes New The situation is Food techniques of collecting and pre- not the number of spectators. sity of Denver and a Masters de- he said. Stamp Outreach for the better, but items can which changing serving give Many of the players will be gree in History from Brigham the archaeologist an under- nvolved through the Above Young University. He is region- things still are a long way from Amendment State agencies would be real director of Alpha Kappa Psi, what they should be, he said. standing and appreciation of Ground Archaeology program Amerwe should native what life was like in the past. Why quired to take effective outmaking an individual contribu- a professional business fratern los200 icans celebrate of reach action, using a full-tim- e years Though developed primarily tion to the history and heritage ity, and is past chairman of the our land and our cultura State Outreach for high school teachers and of the nation. Coordinator, Young Republican League of ing identities? the Indian Nevada to the Food an amendment the under the and booklet He and his Utah. students, wife, Judi, leader asked. in-JaDan-Unite1 are to available any d Stamp Program Regulations proprogram States live in Salt Lake City. boils what down Thats it for comments today by the to, . terested group or individual. c Crusade Lake The Salt posed County A Think about it. U. S. Department of Agriculture Above GGround Archaeology is I rriendSIlip ACt Committee will help Mr. Hig- Frank said. available for 60c from: ginson organize the April drive. What does the American Indian (USDA). Proposed have to celebrate? Frank States now have Outreach ProSuperintendent of Documents To advnce the spirit of inter-U.8- . Members include Mrs. Harold asked. I Government Printing Office national grams, and submit annual Outin a world Gardiner; Delbert Goates, M.D.; cooperation leadIndian reach plans. But court suits have of But, Garff responsible Wade, owner Washington, D.C. 20402 mutual problems, Stephan C. plagued by must ers as consider situations been filed against 19 states and Patrick Bates, vice j Senator (Stock No. Frank E. (Ted) Moss, Mazda; Comhey exist and make the best of USDA, alleging that programs in Text of the booklet was writ the president of Ivory and is for the benefit of their those states are ineffective. them N. ten by Dr. John L. Cotter, As- Japan-Unite- d Ingham, vice Barry States Friendship pany; of Corroon people, Frank said. sociate Professor of American Act. The Act will establish a president-secretar- y Judge Miles Lord of the U. S. So, lets use the Bicentennial District Court of Minnesota Civilization, University of Penn-- 1 broad program of cultural, edu and Black Insurance Agency. as an opportunity ordered the Department to recelebrations I sylvania. Dr. Cotter is also an cational and artistic exchanges to to know each other bet- view all State Outreach Plans, get Associate Professor of American I which would be administered Has State ter so we can live with each assess their implementation, and Forestry Historical Archaeology, Univer-Jb- y an independent commission, other better, Frank said. provide remedial action where sity Museum, in Philadelphia. Despite our political ties and Trees by Thousands The Washoe Chairman has necessary. USDAs review and The text was initiated in behalf economic interdependence, Am-o- f State Forestry has over xk been as the coordin- assessment of the States Plans designated the Society for State and Lo- - ericans understanding of Japa-ca- l million trees and shrubs availator Indian Bicentennial for par- demonstrate the desirability of Inese culture and language is able to the public for conservaHistory and the ARBA. ticipation in Western Nevada. having a State Outreach CoThe booklet describes how, meager. In an increasingly tion plantings. The Washoe Tribe is licated in ordinator who spends most of Available arc 4 species of Western patience and curiosity, one stable world, such a program is Nevada and Eastern his time on the Outreach effort. can capture the history of his or vital to our national interest, shrub, 7 species cf deciduous California. Tribal The proposed amendment to her community, and get a the Senator remarked, trees, and 8 species of evergreen ters is on the Washoe Headquarin Ranch the regulations is scheduled for The Act will also commemo-thei- r trees. The plants range in size Carson glimpse of how its citizens made Nevada. Valley, publication in the Federal Regliving, played and wor- - rate a 1971 turning point in from 5 to 18 inches tall. Cost is ister of Wednesday, February S. relations, when the $10.00 per 100 plants or $75.00 shipped as the nation was grow- - Japan-U- . 19. Written comments on the ing. It gives younger people a United States agreed to return per 1,000 plants. Shipment of Maytag Company Has proposal should be sent to P. chance to gain personal appre- - the island of Okinawa to Japan this bare root stock will begin Red Carpet Service Royal Shipp, Director, Food ciation for life before cars, in return for $420 million to be in April 75. The homemaker, tired of Stamp Division, Food and NutriPlants can be used for any period for planes, dishwashers, television, paid over a five-yeand indoor public utilities and other facili- type of conservation or environ- muddy tracks, unshaven repair- tion Service U. S. Department Agriculture, Washington, D. ties developed and built by the mental improvement plantings. men and unsatisfactory results of plumbing. C. Comments must be re20250. The booklet carefully explains U. S. They are not to be used for orna- when she has to call for appli- ceived by March 21, and they S. Friendship mental or landscaping purposes. ance repair, now has a weapon The Japan-U- . how to catalog and preserve hiswill be open for public torical documents and other Act would place the interest and They can be ordered in units of with which she can strike back items expected to be found in five per cent of the principal of 50 with not less than 100 plants a postpaid card which allows her to rate both the serviceman the nationwide search, and pro- the Japanese payment into a per order. the Maytag companys service All persons wanting seedlings and his work. vides reference sources for help trust fund for educational exof a Its part unique program department. The local firm is and advice on this and other changes and programs in both this spring should place their Red Carpet Service required to have adequate facilihistorical projects. countries, such as expanding order before 15 March 75. Order Maytag In the short time since the Japanese studies in American forms are available from State now being offered. Originated ties and trained service personAGA project began, attics have universities and American stud Forestry offices in Moab, Cedar by a major home laundry ap- nel, provide service within 24 City, Logan, Richfield Heber pliance manufacturer it aims at hours, and have its men procoughed up two major finds. An ies in Japanese institutions. The bill by Sen City or Salt Lake City. Forms helping service organizations in perly uniformed and its trucks eights grade student in Wilkes-BarrR-Y., are also available from Soil Con- supplying promptly the quality identified with official Red CarPennsylvania, recovered ator Jacob Javits, service justifiably de- pet Service decals. a rare edition of the Federalist passed the Senate unanimously servation offices, National Forest appliance manded by consumers. at- last June; however, the House offices, Bureau of Land ManageMaytag considers the program Papers in his grandparents customers name As Extenits another step in the direction it implies, tic. A Kennebec River bateau, failed to act before adjourning. ment offices and County in the more than be will followed has sion offices. receiving this service believed to be the second oldest it has manufactured given the full Red Carpet In 1974, the Bureau of Land boat built in the United States treatment. home acres million More than eight laundry appliances, during in Utah suffered that is still in existence, was Management In qualifying for the program, which efficient appliance service woodlands are of pinion-junipfound in a Dresen, Maine, attic. its worst fire year in history, that burned more managed by the Bureau of Land companies have to meet a set has been a guiding principle and The craft is typical of the ones with 216 fires of rigid standards established by major objective. Management in Utah. used on the Kennebec River be- - than 31,000 acres. 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