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Show Thursday, Juna 8, 1972 Tha Uta Bulletin i Yvr: mfc V iBtfc. t, FIRST OF MANY Commencement exercise which will highlight their lives excite Head Start student at Whiterock. Teachers (from left) Elaine Lee, Mainstream; Mae Lee Mountain, Irene Gardner, Joyce Rohm and Marion Miller prepared certificate and diplomas and gave each child a gift at the festivities Friday morning, Slay 26. The children sang songs for the parents who were presented with corsages. Decorating Workshop Planned Evenings . With a May sewing workshop completed, plans are being formulated for a home decorating, curtain and drapery sewing class to begin during June. Miss Annette Smith, Consumer Education Specialist for the USU Extension, is The conducting the evening workshops. sewing workshop concluded May 31 with a fashion show and tea at the Earl Gardner home, Indian Bench. Modeling their workship products were Mary Anne Perank who completed a dress, Anna Angel displayed an outfit she made for her daughter, Berdina Appawoo modeled a jumper and Leah Appawoo, a dress. Those intersted in the June Workshop may contact Miss Smith at the Extension office, 722-245- 1. COMPARING TROPHIES Arc Lyle Jenk and Oixie Chapooae who participated Boxing Club. Lyle was named in the recent boxing exhibition of the new beat boxer, and Ozxie trophy i for the moat improved boxer. Lyle ia the son of Mr. and Mr. Richard Jenk, and Oxxie' parent are Mr. and Mr. Haskell Chapooae, both of Fort Duchesne. 4-- H all-arou- nd Irene Cuch named to Medical Board Toys Aid Childs Early Education Early Childhood Education Program will be available this fall to students enrolled in the Ute Tribe Head Educational toys and Start program. will be distrimaterials special reading buted on a loan basis through lending libraries. Special instruction will be provided weekly at each Head Start center for parents on how to use the toys and materials in the home. The program is being developed in cooperation with the Ute Head Start and Day Care, Uintah and Duchesne School Districts, and the Uintah Basin Education Council. The Uintah Basin Education A new Committee Council and various parents also are being involved in planning and development of the program. Funding will be provided from Title III E.S.E.A. and Johnson OMalley. Quinn named new CAMPS Director A new program is being inflated on the U & O Reservation with Mike Quinn moving up as director. Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System (CAMPS) is a recent grant to the Ute Tribe under the direction of the Business Committee. The grant was made out of the Denver Regional Office of the Department of Labor. Primary purpose of the program is to assist in Manpower planning and in the CAMPS will also assist in program. the programing of Neighborhood Youth Corps, Operation Mainstream, Mainpower Development and Training ACT (MDTA), and National Alliance of Businessmen (NAPS). Mr. Quinn, the new director, has been employed by the tribe for eight months PRETTY RED WING Inspired costume worn by Todd Elementary School Kindergarten Mtudents for a program which concluded the school year. Norma Denver and Daisy Jenk assisted with the Indian portion of the program which included the singing of Red Wing" and "I Walk In Beauty." Mr. Mary Burgess (right), teacher, and her aid, Mrs. Clarice Chapoose, taught the dance performed for Head Start and Day Care enrollees and parent of the Kindergarten students. Costumes were made by parents from pattern supplied by Mrs. Burgess. He New Office Tribal officials were greeted by attorneys, John and Stephen Boyden, at the new location of their offices in theKenne-co- tt Building in Salt Lake City on May 24. The wall paneling of teakwood was done by Ute Fab. The executive and secretarial desks were designed by Jimmie Jones, architect and built by Ute Fab employees. Those making the trip were Homey Secakuku, Fred Conetah, Wilbur Cuch, and Gary Poowegup, Tribal Business Committee members; Henry Upchego, Judge; R. O. Curry, Acting Administrative OAlcoholism Brown, Reynold fficer; Program Director; Maxine Natchees, Public Relations Director; Annette Parrlette Alternate Miss Indian America; Violet Parrlette, Economic Development Secretary; Dennis Mower, Economic Development Officer; Edward Emmons, BIA Administrative Manager; and Henry Har- The Quinns make velt and have an their home in eight-month-- old CAP Director. has Program. a master of business administration degree from the University of Utah as well as a bachelors degree in psychology. Community years. Attorneys Open as technical assistance coordinator for the din, Action A member of the Ute Tribal Business Committee has recently been appointed to the Regional Advisory Group of the Inter mountain Regional Medical Program. Irene Cuch is among the 10 newly appointed members to IRMP, a federally funded program designed to improve the quality and accessibility of health care throughout the Intermountaln Region. The University of Utah is the grantee institution and the Regional Advisory Groups serves as the Board of Directors of the program regarding policy decisions and budget allocations An invitation to serve on the Advisory Group was extended to Mrs. Cuch by Alfred C. Emery, President of the University of Utah. Her terms will be three Roose- son. Venus Caudell who was the lucky winner to the of a shawl made and donated Mrs. by Auxiliary American Legion Natchees. Harvey (Clara) Attention Girls 16-- 25 w Princess Enter the 4th of July contest. Winner to reign over the four-da- y No talent celebration, July 4. If Interested contact Carleen' needed. Ignacio, Violet Parrlette or Maxine Natchees at the Tribal office. Contest to be Pow-wo- 1-- conducted July 1. DOUBLE TREAT For Kindergarten children. With summer vacation in sight, the children were presented with puppet dolls during last week of school. White-rocchildren are all smiles holding their Captain Kangaroo dolls. Sharing their delight are teacher (left) Miss Peggy Jensen, Principal Dale Harrison and Gloria Arrowgarp, linker. The dolls were sent to Whiterock and Todd Elementary School Kindergarten by Mr. Albert Joseph, director of Johnson and OMalley Funding In the Phoenix Area BIA Office. ks |
