PACE 6 JULY 2, 1992
JULY 2, 1982 PAGE 7
Rain, crowds and Govern
drop in on Pi-Ume-Sha
Fish and Game officer Cliff Jenkin was assigned as Governor Atiyeh’s body
guard throughout his visit to Warm Springs. Jenkin appeared to take his job
very seriously.
The Atiyehs apparently enjoyed the fry bread that they purchased at the Pi-
Ume-Sha grounds.
Governor Atiyeh set up shop in a tepee for people to talk with him about issues concerning Indians.
For the first time in years, Pi-Ume-Sha was
rain came down—usuaUy umbrellas are use
heavy rain. Umbrellas popped up as the
off the sun.
Spilyay Tymoo photos by
A trip to Whiskey Dick's gave the Governor the opportunity to do a
bit o f fly fishing—and even catch a fe w rainbow trout.
Donna Behrend
and
Marsha- Shewczyk
While at the Pi-Ume-Sha grounds, the Governor and Mrs. Atiyeh made
the rounds at the trader's tables.