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Show Page 8 Friday, Sept. 8, 1972 The Ute Bulletin y.7yv, ; friVj-- , TRIBAL ENTERPRISE! MANAGERS Visit with BIA guests before lie ginning y tour which took the group through the Hill Creek Country via Florence Creek Lodge and NTTITEEP Hunting Lodge From left are Frank Arrowchis. Ute Trails and Rivers; Dick Jones, Ute Fab; Pete Martin of the Indian Technical Assistance Center, Denver, Colo.; Glen Kiaser, of the same office; and John Artichocker, Phoenix Area Director. ttvo-da- AROUND THE CONFERENCE TABLE The first day of the Phoenix Area Tribal Business Management Conference were (from left) John Artichocker, Jr Phoenix Area BIA Director; Francis Wyasket, Chairman of Ute Tribal Business Committee; Bill St re it., BIA Suicrintendent of U & O Agency; and Hnmey Secakuku, Business Committee Vice-Chairma- n. TOURISTS Are briefed on Chandler Canyon and what to expect on the raft trip down the river by Trilial enterprise managers and members of the Business Committee who made the trip last the week in August. Charles Worthman, Phoenix A mi office; Wallace Tabliee of I'te Trails and Rivers; and (with backs to camera) Tom Woods, Phoenix Area office; Irene Cuch, John Kozakis, Area office; Willard Tabliee, I'te Trails and Rivers; Dick Jones, Ute Fab manager: Bill Mehojah, Area office; and Evelyn Pickett, NCIO, Washington, d. a BUCKLING UP For a trip down the Green River are Mrs. Evelyn Pickett (left) and Irene Cuch, with assistance from Phoenix Area Director John Artichocker. Looking on are (from left) LaFollette Butler, Assistant to the Area Director; Raj' Sorensen, Assistant Area Director for Education; Art Brown, Ute Cattle Enterprise manager; and Mike Quinn, Ute Tribe CAMPS director. SCENIC RIVER TRIP Included a two-horaft ride from the mouth of to the New Florence Creek Lodge where the group spent the Chandler Canj-onight. The trip was part of the Phoenix Area Tribal Management Conference which opened August 28 at Bottle Hollow Resort. ur n |
