The Supai weekly news., October 19, 1959, Image 1

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October IQ, 1959
Where are the School Youngsters?...At
the Stewart Indian School in Nevada you
Will find: Calvin & Franklin Putesoy, Viv
ian Rogers, Josephine Watahomigie, Barbara
Jean Marshall, Sonia Tilousi, Pen a , Wayne,
Joan Pay a, and Bennett Hanna. At the
Phoenix Indian School in Phoenix, Ariz.
are: Homer Manakgga, Jennie & Jewell
Grounds, Fred & Sylvia Hamidreek, Grace
Marshall, Amelia Rogers, Lucinda and Ro
bert Watahomigie, a nd Walter Uqualla
& Priscilla Uqualla. The Theodore
Roosevelt Boarding School a t Ft. Apache,
Ariz. h a s the biggest enrollment of our
boys and girls. They a re; Cl a r a Wata
homigie, Maureen, Naomi, Charlotte, and
Norman Rogers, Cordell, Letha, and Ted
Grounds, Delmer Uqualla, Nellie R. Hami
dreek, Amos, Joseph, Delbert, a nd Ttby
Watahomigie, Gene Jones, Glenn Paya, Tom
& Lorraine Siyuja, Rose Marie, Janice,
Wayne, ajnd Warren Sinyella, Michael Jones,
Ross, Anna M a e, Robert <& Patrick K a nn a ,
Daisy Marshall, Lincoln Manckaja, Alberta,
Agnes & Buford Pa.y a , and Roberta and Leota
Tilousi..also, Rex Tilousi & Iv a Lee Man«t
kaja.
Public Health... Dr. Mills was here last
week to hold Clinic. He Saw about 60
people. M'lvin Sinyella was burned on
the leg while in the Swept Bath yesterday.
Several people have colds an o' sore throats
and there is still lots of impetigo. The
nurse, LaVerne Cooka, drove to Hilltop
Sunday afternoon to show her parents what
it looked like. They plan to come down
and visit friends soon.
New Babies... Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones
h a d a b a by girl August 7th and she has
been named Bemadine. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Kask a had a boy Aguust 13th and he is
known as Darrin Damon. Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Manakaja h a d a girl on August 21st &
she is Judith. We failed to report the
birth of Frieda Raedin Sinyella who w a s
born in Kingman on May lOth...her parents
ctrvg la,.
THE SUP AX NEWS
Suoai, Arizona
Telenhone at Hilltop.. Mr. Collins put
in a phone at Hualapai Hilltop in Aug
ust and it h a s been used constantly ever
since. We are hapny that all of you are
taking such good care of it. Thanks]
Visit From Helicopter*..On Aug. 29th
we were surprised to look up and see a
big helicopter land in Supai. No one
was sick or hurt so we were puzzled. 5
men stepped out and came over to the
Gov*t Agency to say they were just pay
ing us a social call. Commanding Officer
of Luke Air Force Base, Col. {Tames W.
Chapman, Jr., T/Set. Howard Alford, Lt.
Col. David Willetts, Capt. Herbert Scrib
er, and Capt. Walter McMeen hiked down
to see the waterfalls and the rest of the
valley. After a short visit with Mrs.
Collins and Dr. Mills they took off to
look over the rest of the Grand Canyon
country. We were very happy to have
these folks visit Sunai and we again
want to thank them for coming here so
many times to pick up sick people.
Cowboys Leave... Chick Putesoy. Dick
Watahomigie, & Alfred Hanna left this
morning to work on the Fall Roundup at
the Jack Ruble Ranch which used to be the
Perner Ranch. Chick says he is looking
forward to those thick, juicy steaks &
hot biscuits every Lloyd Hanna is
working down on the Green C a ttle Co.
Ranch near Prescott.
Government Visitors... Mr. Hollis Me-
Cutcheon & Mr. Pod Shaw, Property Men
from Parker, Ariz. were here on business
last week. Also, Mr. J. Y. Christiansen
& Mr. Voyd Robinson, of Parker, came in
to see about the irrigation work which
is to be done later on this winter.
Helen Duncan, of Washington, D. C., Mr.
M. E. Cooley, Flagstaff, Ariz., and Dr.
& Mrs. Edwin McKee, of Denver were here
last week doing work for the U. S. Geo
logica.l Survey. They we re mapping and
looking for fossils. The McKees are
well known as they lived many years at
the Grand Canyon and knew lots of you.
They have a collection of 200 Sup a i bas
kets.