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Places to go, things to do On the Tribal meeting agenda _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Here’s what’s planned in the way o f Council, committee and board meetings for what’s left of July: June 15 -- Credit Committee, HIP Board June 16 -- Council meeting if the amount of business requires one July 17 - Personnel Board July 19 -- Regularly scheduled Council meeting July 22 - Credit Committee July 23 - Council meeting if agenda warrants. July 24 -- Department head meeting. July 25 -- TERS Board July 26 - Council meeting July 29 -- Credit Committee July 30 -- Council meeting if agenda warrants July 31 -- Department head meetings Meetings called, on proposed contracting The proposed contracting of five IHS positions by the Tribes will be the topic of a public meeting Monday, July 22, at the Flathead Lake Senior Citizens center in Poison, beginning at 7 p.m. Esther Titcomb, one of the organizers of a series of meetings on the subject over the last several weeks, said the issue will also be discussed at the regularly scheduled Council meetings on July 19 and July 30. “All concerned citizens are urged to attend,” she said. The July 22nd meeting is Poison’s third on the controversial issue. A similar meeting was scheduled for St Ignatius July 9. A A meeting schedule Alcoholics Anonymous isforthe chemical dependent person (alcohol or drugs) presently using or not. TUESDAYS: Woodcock Addition, Ronan, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAYS: Forum room in the hospital, St. Ignatius, 8:00 p.m. OPEN. FRIDAYS: Mission Hotel basement, St. Ignatius. Candlelight, CLOSED MEETING. ALANON meeting schedule Alanon is for anyone who lives with the alcoholic or is touched by the disease. We have support groups going for child abuse or abused spouses. TUESDAYS: Woodcock Addition, Ronan, 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAYS: Mission Hotel basement, St. Ig natius, 8:00 p.m. THURSDAYS: Mission Hotel basement, St. Ig natius, 7:30 p.m. OPEN. ACOA meeting schedule Acoa is for the adult children of alcoholics. WEDNESDAYS: Mission Hotel basement, St. Ig natius, 1:30 p.m. THURSDAYS: Mission Hotel basement, St. Igna tius, 10:00 p.m. CLOSED MEETING. ALATEEN meeting schedule Alateen is for young or teen children living with the alcoholic or having having alcohol-related problems. WEDNESDAYS: Mission Hotel kitchen basement, St. Ignatius, 7:30 p.m. ‘FOR MORE INFORMATION, call 676-2770, ext 28.* Standing Arrow Pow wow The 7 th annual Standing Arrow Pow w o w will take place July 18-21 at Elmo, MT. There will be card games, stick games and dance contests. Special events noted are the Lost Article dance, Coffee dance, Gift-giving dance, Prairie Chicken dance and the Miss Kootenai pageant. For more information call 849-5541 or 849-5495. Fam ily picnic planned The Eli and Nancy Morigeau annual potluck picnic is scheduled for August 3rd. It wills tart at noon at the Poison Golf Course. “ Also,” the notes says, “ bring a ‘white elephant’. W e plan to play bingo and other games.” JULY 26-27-Chief Victor Days in Victor, MT. [No further details.] Fix-it fa ir planned The St Ignatius Family Crisis Center will be holding their first-ever “ Fix-it Fair” on July 27 from 9 am. to 7 p.m. at the St Ignatius Community Center. The fair will feature several booths offering simple repairs on small appliances for a minimal charge. There will also be a white elephant walk, a cake walk, pie auction, a silent auxtion for an oil painting and raffles on items donated by various retailers in the community. Also throughout the day, there will be entertainment (every-hour-on-the-hour) such as, the Port Poison Players and some clown acts. There is no admission to com e and look around, but they will take donations. All proceeds will go to the Family Crisis Center. For more information contact either Jackie Young at 675- 4960 or Joanie Gordon at 745-3057. Visit the museum in Browning Visitors to the pow wow this weekend in Browning might want to check out the special tepee display at the Museum o f the Plains Indian west of town. The museum’s pow wow hours will be 9 am. to 7 p.m. Admission is free . . . and elsewhere JULY 11, 12, 13 and 14 -- Blackfeet National North American Indian Days, Browning, MT. Over $15,000 prize money. Among some of the special events are: parade (Sat, 11 am .), AAU cross-country run (1.3- and 5-miles), United Indian Rodeo Association Rodeo at Depot Coulee, and the Miss Blackfeet pageanL For more information, contact Elma Lawrence or Lyena Fish at 338-7521 or 338-7522. JULY 20-The Science Museum of Minnesota is showing a new exhibit titled “ A fter the Buffalo were Gone.” The exhibit tells of early Glacier National Park and how the railroad opened Montana to tourists and changed the culture of the Blackfeet Indians. Am ong other attractions, the Kicking Woman singers will (Concludes on page 13) Page 10 CSKrs Char-Koosta News, Pablo, MT. July 11, 1985
