aatotankiki myaamiaki, Vol. 6, No. 2 (2003)

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aatotankiki myaamiaki ("What the Miamis are talking about," the tribal newspaper), Vol. 6, No. 2.
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Shenandoah Concert Gets Miami Crowd Dancing [p. 1] PHOTO: Round Dance- Tribal members and guests join hands in Round Dance [p. 1] Annual General Council Meeting Held [p. 1] PHOTO: Eldest Member- Mildred Walker with Chief Leonard [p. 1] State of the Nation- Annual Report by Chief Floyd E. Leonard [p. 2] PHOTO: Chief Floyd E. Leonard [p. 2] PHOTO: Hungry Members- Tribal members eat at Family Day gathering [p. 3] PHOTO: Election Time- Bob Doudrick, Miami University Rep. Bobbe Burke, and Tribal Policeman Dewayne Corbit [p. 3] PHOTO: Documentary Project- Videographer Beth Fowler and Producer Meg Hanrahan with Julie Olds and Scott Shoemaker [p. 3] PHOTO: Kweehsitoolaanki- Members of the 1962 Business Committee: Councilman Elmer Leonard, Second Chief Forest Olds, Secretary Gloria Palmer, Chief Harley Palmer, and Councilman Floyd Leonard [p. 3] Shenandoahs' Gift Miami During Concert [p. 4] PHOTO: Oneida Gift- Wolf Clan members of the Oneida Nation presented a hiawatha belt banner to Chief Leonard for the Nation [p. 4] PHOTO: Elder Gift- The Shenandoahs visit Title VI Elder Food Program and performed [p. 4] PHOTO: Miami Gift- Eugene Brown gifts the Shenandoahs with three handmade flutes [p. 4] PHOTO: Botany Guy- Miami University graduate student Mike Gonella gives University Vice President for Student Affairs Richard Nault a review of EthnoBotany materials collected [p. 4] PHOTO: Oath of Office- Grievance Committee member Kim Wade, Grievance Committee member James Battese, First Councilperson Judy Davis, Second Chief Tom Gamble, and Tribal Princess Kali Cooper [p. 5] PHOTO: Registering to Vote- Tribal members attend meeting to vote [p. 5] PHOTO: Volunteers Make the Difference- Tribal members serving food [p. 5] 4th Annual Miami Nation Pow Wow Held [p. 6] PHOTO: Head Man Daryl Wildcat [p. 6] PHOTO: Head Lady Patty Beaston [p. 6] PHOTO: Jr. Head Man Payton Rawlins [p. 6] PHOTO: Jr. Head Lady Elizabeth Stand [p. 6] PHOTO: Dressing Out- Miami Tribal Member Kolby Lankford gets help tying arm bustles from Mom Dee Lankford [p. 6] Annual Pow Wow Honors Veterans [p. 7] PHOTO: Miami veterans participate in gourd dance: Chief Floyd Leonard, Bob Doudrick, and Ken Dagenet [p. 7] PHOTO: Miami Princesses: Elder Pow Wow Princess Nadiene Mayfield [p. 7] PHOTO: Miami Princesses: Miami Tribal Princess Jenna Williams [p. 7] PHOTO: Co-Chairmen Steve Lankford and Larry Daylight [p. 7] PHOTO: Headsinger June Sovo with brother and singers [p. 7] Scholarship Opportunities: American University-Washington Internships for Native Students [p. 8] 2003 PGA Tour Minority Intern Program [p. 8] University of Tulsa American Indian Law Program [p. 8] Tribal Members Benefit from Tribal Scholarship Funds [p. 8] All Miami Art Show Set to Open in November at Miami University [p. 9] PHOTO: Beautiful Beadwork- Evelyn Bellmyer with her artwork [p. 9] Young Tribal Member Voices Concern (Amy Ratzloff) [p. 9] New Director of Tribal Public Safety [p. 9] PHOTO: Director of Public Safety Tribal member James Battese [p. 9] Tribal Member Graduates from Kansas State [p. 10] PHOTO: Taylor Tedder [p. 10] Back-To-School Funds Available [p. 10] Births- peenaalinta... one who is born: Haiven Makenzie [p. 10] PHOTO: Haiven Makenzie [p. 10] Births- peenaalinta... one who is born: Montellius Nakota Watson [p. 10] PHOTO: Montellius Nakota Watson [p. 10] Births- peenaalinta... one who is born: Sydney Aline Wallace [p. 10] PHOTO: Sydney Aline Wallace [p. 10] ciipayahkionki- Myaamia Heritage Cemetery to Be Dedicated in September [p. 10] Deaths: Julia Ann Lankford [p. 11] Deaths: Lois Pauline Von Hemel [p. 11] Deaths: Estalee French [p. 11] PHOTO: Estalee French [p. 11] Deaths: Inez F. DeRome Mowery [p. 11] PHOTO: Inez F. DeRome Mowery [p. 11] PHOTO: Kweesitoolaanki- Judy Lankford and cousin Lois Von Hemel [p. 11] PHOTO: Lord's Prayer- Tribal Princess Jenna Williams performs the Lord's prayer in sign language, with Ivalah Allen as accompaniment [p. 12] PHOTO: Miami Ways- students at annual summer workshop present a puppet show in the Miami language [p. 12] PHOTO: Miami Ways- children gifted with placemat made by Sharon and Ken Prescott with Miami words [p. 12] PHOTO: History Meeting- Ohio Historical Society met with Tribal Representatives at Miami University: CPO Julie Olds and Chief Floyd Leonard with Martha Otto, Curator of Archaeology; James Strider, Division Chief; Dr. Phillip Shriver, MU President Emeritus; and unidentified Ohio Historian [p. 12] PHOTO: Eldest Veteran- Howard Walker [p. 12] PHOTO: Gifts- Pat Leonard gifted students from Augustana College, Molene, Illinois with dance shawls [p. 12] PHOTO: Nimble Fingers- Kim Wade shows off ribbonwork to Chief Leonard and Sharon Templin [p. 12].

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