Smoke signals., January 01, 1995, Tribal Life, Page Page 5, Image 5

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Dorothy Lawe and Joyce Houck were among the elders who spent an entire afternoon filling Christmas goody bags for tribal youth. They were given out
at the Tribal Christmas party.
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Theron Ruiz, Doug Colton, and Sheila Elliott pose near this year's Tree Small Business Development sponsored a bazaar at St. Michael's
of Giving. All the names were drawn, and many tribal children will have church this year. Sam Henny sold wreaths and other craft items,
a special Christmas this year.