THE MANIKIKI NATION
January,
2009
yindianguides.org
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Next
Longhouse: 7:30 pm, Tuesday, February 17th at the Green
YMCA
All Council members and Chiefs are required to attend Longhouse. Chiefs, if you cannot attend, please get one of your tribe members to attend and sign in for you. This is the last Longhouse before the Silent Auction, Reverse Raffle Fundraiser. Be sure to bring your tribe’s ticket stubs and a list of donated items and/ or ads for the program.
The current leader in the
Nation’s Big Medicine points is the Arapaho . Big Medicine points are as
follows: Arapaho 128, Navajo 113, Blackhawk 112, Cherokee/Comanche 108, Crow
107, Apache 106
Seneca 98, Mohawk 90, Creek 82,Kickapoo 35 and Mandan 34
FASCAR and Winter
Campout
Pre-Race Registration
Friday February 6th - 6PM to
8PM
Race Saturday February
7th – 9AM to 1PM
Winter Campout After
the Race
Camp
Y-Noah
Braves
and gentlemen, Carve your engines! It’s time for our annual FASCAR Derby. Get
your FASCAR kits at any Nation event for $5.
Remember that FASCAR is
Father
And
Son
CAR
race, so it’s a great time to take a weekend to build a car together. The rules
and regulations for the race follow at the end of this issue of Smoke Signals,
but remember that a FASCAR must be registered Friday evening before the race.
See you at the races!
For
those of you that would like to stay for a winter campout, cabins will be
available for $30. This includes the cabin only with NO food
service.
Reverse Raffle
Fundraiser
Saturday March
7th – 6PM to Midnight
Guy’s Party
Center
This is our one Fundraising event for the year as well as being a great time for all involved. Now is the time to start soliciting silent auction donations, sponsorships and advertising sales for the program. Remember that all the effort put forth goes to reducing event costs or in many cases making them free.
Nation Chief: John “Sits By Fire” Waller 330-867-5726, 330-256-4430 john.waller@wilsontool.com
Happy
New Year to all Manikiki families! I hope all of your holidays were fun and the
New Year is treating you well. A new twist on things in January is Individual
Tribe Events rather than one Nation Event. Many Tribes have said they would
like to get together as a tribe but always seem to run short on time. So here is
our opportunity to get together on a smaller scale and enjoy time with our boys
just the same. This event counts toward Big Medicine Points as all other Nation
Events do.
The
FASCAR/Winter Campout Event is also fast approaching on Saturday and Sunday,
February 7th-8th. See this Smoke for details. This is our
favorite event because it really drives home what our Guides program is all
about: working together with your son to accomplish the task of making and
racing a car. Someone recently told me the real event is the making of the car
together with your son, not the race. I couldn’t agree more. I look forward to
seeing each of the unique car designs our boys come up
with.
I
hope everyone reading this Smoke will participate in our Annual Reverse
Raffle/Silent Auction by attending the event with your spouse or inviting some
friends to join in as well. We are selling ad space in our program so all small
business owners in the Nation; please think strongly about placing even a $25
business card ad. This will help us immensely. Also, our Silent Auction
generates much of our revenue. I am asking that you donate a basket, gift
certificates, even something at home you may not use any longer but would be a
treasure for someone else. You would be surprised how much these items bid for.
If you can’t make it that night consider buying two tickets anyway as a donation
from your family or Tribe. Any and all of this will ensure our success this
year! It’s all up to you.
Sorry
for the length of this report but I know we can count on you to help our Nation
remain financially fit so we can enjoy it for many years and pass it on when our
time in the Guides is over.
War
Chief: Jeff “Last Hawk”
Pearce
330-645-6075, 330-714-7892 jeffp@pearceengineering.com
We had
a great time at the Father Son Banquet.
I never
expected to win a Joe
Friday Award so I want to say I’m honored and very grateful that I have been
chosen for such a prestigious award.
It’s hanging on the wall of my office where it will stay for many years
to come!! Thank
you to all the past winners that may have voted for me. But I must add that I
don't serve this nation for award from my peers, I serve this nation for the
REWARD I get from son!!
I hope
all the Comanche Tribe had fun at my house while working on our FASCars. The race is getting close so the race is on
to get the cars done!
Hope everyone is getting
their fundraiser tickets sold and getting donations for the reverse raffle. This is a big event for us and we really need
to make it a success!!
And my usual plea to all
members to keep considering that leadership role in the Manikiki Nation! The Nation needs you!
Sachem: Kurt “Big Bear” Leibensperger 330-699-4734,
330-606-1944 kurtwone@hotmail.com.
We
have some great events planned for this winter...all free or minimal
cost...including our bowling event at Akron Lanes, and Y Overnighter at the
Green Y, plus our fascar race/overnighter at Camp Y Noah next month. Hope
to see all of you there, as well as at our Fundraising event on March 7th.
Your support for this event is critical, since the money we raise at this event
helps pay for all the other events we do this year. We don't ask you or
your kids to sell candy, magazine subscriptions.
All we ask is for you, and your
significant other to come down to Guy's on March 7th, have a great time, eat,
drink, bid on silent auction items and maybe even win some money in the reverse
raffle or 50/50 drawing. See your chief TODAY, and get your tickets, and join
us for the party of the year!
Medicine
Man: Jim “Iron
back”
Cross 330-245-1326, 330-697-9121 jcross009@neo.rr.com
I finally
received the correct nation patches and if you would all give me a count of new
members (2007-2008/09) that hasn’t received a nation patch contact me so I can
bring them to the next Longhouse. I ordered more pink feathers and I owe
Blackhawk, Kickapoo, and Navajo 1 pink feather each..I will bring them to the
next Longhouse. If any tribes have bead/feather issues please contact me so I
can have them available at the next Longhouse. I need a list of all participants
for the service project from each tribe..Keep in mind that per our constitution
little braves only get credit/recognition for perfect attendance by doing a
service project. I hope all tribes have or are planning their January tribal
events. I will need an attendance record of the event.
Wampum
Bearer:
Jim “Buffalo
Wing”
Livers 330-334-8137,
330-807-6781
jlivers@neo.rr.com
Tonka
Hey,
I am
looking forward to the Fascar and winter camp out. I am sure their will be a
fryer by the Crow cabin.
For a
successful auction we need 100% participation, keep selling those tickets and
gathering silent auction items.
Tally
Keeper:
Charles
"Kicking Buffalo" Campbell 330-466-0135,
330-264-5383x237 kickingbuffalo@sbcglobal.net
As
always, we are looking forward to the FASCar event ! FAScar was one of our
first Indian Guides events, and
we’ve been hooked ever since.
Chiefs,
keep in contact with your tribe and make sure that everyone is getting the
Smoke. We had a afew bad entries at the start but I think we’re up to speed on
the mailing list, but don’t hesitate to make any corrections or suggestions.
This
is a long edition of the Smoke, but I have included the FASCar information as
well as all the forms for the Reverse Raffle.
Web
Spinner: Jamie “Big Dog” wiggins
330-896-9004,
330-603-4661
jpwiggy@yahoo.com
The website
is now being updated. Sorry we had some security issues that prevented us from
updating the website. The upcoming events and the smoke get updated regulary.
As mentioned we also have a indianguides BLOG site going. www.yindianguies.blogspot.com
If you are new to blogs – then here is your change to see on in operation. In a blog you see the latest article first, so sometimes have to go back to earlier entries to read the entire story. On the guide blog, start with the first entry. I’ve been making regulary updates to the blog site, giving a lot more detail than can be done on the web page.
Right now we are figuring out what do to at the fall 2009 campout. Go to the blog and cast your vote We are voting on if we should go to another YMCA owned camp or to a private campground. The web site of the month is www.yindianguides.blogspot.com
Story
Teller: Sam “Buffalo
Hump” Ewing 330-245-1138,
517-907-9860 samewing@sbcglobal.net
See the end
of the Tribe Chiefs’ reports for our Medicine Man’s
Submission.
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Tribe Chief Reports
Apache:
LARRY “Big Bear” Murgatroyd
330-882-2481,
330-475-696 jonmargear@sbcglobal.net
All had
a good time at the Father-Son banquet. Nice to see such a good turnout. The
Mighty Apache came in a very close second for 2008 Medicine Points. We plan on
reclaiming the top spot in 2009! Our January tribal event has been planned for
Castaway Bay in Sandusky on January 24, 2009. Reservations can be made by
calling Castaway Bay at 419-627-2106, reservation held under "M TRIBE". Price
is $119.00 per night, which includes 4 waterpark passes. This is a family
event, so bring the squaws! We in the Mighty Apache would like to open this
event to any other tribe that is interested. For more info, e-mail me at larry@jonmargear.com. Keep
selling those reverse raffle tickets and get those sponsor items!
Arapaho:
Paul “Big Foot” Scheatzle 330-832-0304, 330-323-7683 paulscheatzle@hotmail.com
The
Arapaho tribe went to Laser Quest in Belden Village last week for our tribe
event. It was a lot of fun and really brought the tribe together. They let us
use the party room then for an hour which allowed us to have a short meeting and
party. We are looking forward to the fascar race and overnite campout. It is
a great addition to a traditional event.
Blackhawk:
Dave“Thunder
Underground” Bietko
330-807-9606 dave.beitko@snapon.com
A big thanks to all of those that organized the banquet.
It was a real success. Last year the Arapaho cleaned up an unbelievable amount
of leaves in an elderly mans yard for their service project. In November,
Blackhawk and Arapaho were planning on getting together to help the man out
again, but he passed away. We thought it fitting to help out the family by
cleaning up again and mow and weed eat also. It was a very rewarding service
project for the tribes and the family was very appreciative (see attached
card).
We will be tubing at Brandywine on
January 25th and look forward to a great time in our individual tribe event.
Cherokee:
RICK “Running Horse” CROWL
330-645-6435 rickcrowl@davisprintingco.com
Happy
New Year from the Mighty Cherokee! We
like to report that we all had a great time at the Father Son Banquet last month
and I would like to extend a sad farewell to Scott (Singing Moose) Summers and
Kyle (Wild Moose) Summers, the Williams
clan (Dad) Frank (Chasing Tail) and Son’s Jake (Grey Wolf) and Joe (Hopping
Monkey) as all are moving on. Although I
expect we’ll have “Moose” sightings for a while yet. Good luck to you guys we’ll
miss having you around. We are currently
planning our January event and I know many of the Cherokee are bust readying for
the FASCAR Race in February. We look
forward to the competition. Lastly Happy
Birthday to Will (Lightening Turtle) Smith as he turned 9 on December
13th.
Comanche:
Tom “Fighting Eagle” Knoebel
330-882-2387 TKnoebel@tribute.com
The
Comanche had a good time at the Father/Son Banquet in December where many awards
were collected, including 6 perfect attendance awards for little braves and of
course the Big Medicine Award for 2007-2008. Also a special congratulations to
Jeff “Last Hawk” Pearce on his winning the Joe Friday award – it is well
deserved!
For our
January Tribe event the Comanche prepared for the upcoming FASCar race by
holding a workshop at Jeff’s house. Some good ideas and tips were passed down
from the veterans and we look forward to seeing what everyone comes up with on
race day. I predict a few trophies for speed and decoration will find homes
with Comanche little braves!
Speaking of
FASCar, the race is Feb 7th, preregistration is Feb 6th -
so there is still plenty of time to build your car! If you need a kit please
call me at 330.819.4164 and arrange to get one. They are $5 each. You don’t
want to miss this event! Yes, it is typically one of the boys favorites, but
more importantly, it is the time you spend with your son(s) working on the cars
that carries the most value.
Creek:
Brad “Grey
Hawk” bourne
330-699-9300,
330-284-3181 bborne@ideasincweb.com
Tonka Hey!
Happy Birthday to:
Kenton and Garrison Keeslar, and Kevin “Princess Running Pike” Adkins.
The Creek are
traveling to the shores of Lake Eire to see the Erie Monsters take on the
Hamilton Bulldogs. It should be lots of fun. I’m looking forward to seeing
everyone there.
Crow:
Jack “running
mustang” Daniels
330-882-3125,
330-352-7464 jack_daniels@kandel.com
Greetings Mighty
Crow. As we’ve discussed we’re looking forward to a good turnout for the
February 1st tobogganing trip, and the Feb 7th campout and
fast car. Keep your eyes open for emails from me with more details on all the
future events. Please get your head count and checks to Tony ASAP for the
fundraiser!
Kickapoo:
Steve “Silent Eagle”
Maxim 330-966-0820 smaxim@maximent.net
No new current
news with the tribe. We are looking forward to the upcoming events with the
Manikiki nation.
Mandan:
Bill “Snoring Bear”
Spaid 330-896-6495, 330-896-6495 wspaid@aol.com
<No report
submitted>
Mohawk:
Brian "Fighting Cardinal” Morris 330-896-1394,
330-612-4740
bmorris005@neo.rr.com
Mohawk,I hope everyone had a great New Year. Our tribe event
is comming up,contact me if you did not get the details or if you need help
making your fast car. I have a small table jig saw,sander and other tools if you
need to use them. See you soon. Brian Morris (Fighting Cardinal)
Navajo:
Brian“fast
Fox” roberts
330-896-2213. brianlynnr@yahoo.com
Tonka Hey! Navajo enjoyed doing an individual tribe event. We went snow tubing at Polar Blast the weekend of the big snow. If you've never been there - it's worth a visit! Navajo will be working on our service project in Feb & Mar - we're sending needed supplies to a local army group on active duty. If anyone is interested in donating anything the soldiers may want, please contact any Navajo member. Our tribe is looking forward to the FASCar and reverse raffle.
Seneca:
Daniel "Chief Broken Bone” Charlick
330-834-9334, 330-416-8478 danielcharlick@att.net
Tonka Hey Manikiki Nation. The Seneca tribe had a great event this month. We built our FASCARS (or at least got started on them) and enjoyed some Winter fun with sledding! Best of all - no major injuries! (Chief Broken Bone likes to see that). We look forward to the upcoming events, spending time with our tribe and Nation, and continuing to build special memories as the year goes on. See you soon.
Trailblazers:
Scott “Singin’
Moose”
Summers 330-644-9110,
330-606-6965
scotts@rolandus.com
I would
like to thank the Manikiki Nation to the flowers and all the individuals in our
organization that sent condolences or dropped by at the calling hours for my
brother’s memorial service. Here is a quote from the eulogy that we all need to
live by' "Life
is short and there are no guarantees for tomorrow, so we better make the most of
all our todays ". Please take a moment right now to
show and tell your family how much they mean to you.
Tonka
Hey,
Scott "Singin'
Moose" Summers
Story
Teller: Sam “Buffalo
Hump” Ewing 330-245-1138,
517-907-9860 samewing@sbcglobal.net
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An Achomawi Legend
Snow had fallen every day for months. All the animals were cold, hungry, and frightened. Food supplies were almost gone. No one knew what to do. Blue jay and Redheaded Woodpecker sang and danced for Silver Gray Fox, who floats above the clouds. Since Silver Gray Fox, the creator, had made the whole world with a song and a dance, Blue jay and Woodpecker hoped to be answered with blue skies. But the snow kept falling. The animals decided to ask Coyote. "Coyote's been around a long time, almost since the beginning. He might know how to reach Silver Gray Fox even though it was Coyote's mischief-making when the world was new that had caused Silver Gray Fox to go away beyond the clouds in the first place. Coyote, however, needed the help of the very wise Spider Woman. O clever one," called Coyote in his sweetest voice, "we're all cold and hungry. Everyone's afraid this winter will never end. Silver Gray Fox doesn't seem to notice. Can you help?" Spider Woman’s eight black eyes sparkled when she spoke, "I know how to reach Silver Gray Fox, Coyote, but I'm not the one for the work. Everyone will have to help. Spider Woman told them her plan, and her two young twin Spider Boys set off with Coyote in the snow. Coyote gathered many of his animal friends on his way to the top of Mount Shasta. The Meadowlark, the Weasel, the Red Fox and the Mouse all joined him. The snow had stopped, but the sky was still cloudy. On top of Mount Shasta, Coyote barked, "Will our two best archers step forward?" The two White Footed Mouse Brothers proudly lifted their bows. "Everyone listen," barked Coyote. “To get through the clouds to Silver Gray Fox, we must each share our powers whole-heartedly, our thoughts, our dreams, our strength, and our songs. Now, you White-Footed Mouse Brothers, I want you to shoot arrows at exactly the same spot in the sky." Turning to the others, Coyote said, "Spider Boys, start spinning spider silk as fast as you can. Weasel Man, White- Footed Mouse Brothers, Red Fox Woman, Rabbit Woman, and I will sing and make music. We must sing with all our might or the Spider Boys won't make it." The Mouse Brothers pulled back their bowstrings. Two arrows shot straight up and stuck at the same spot in the clouds. The Spider Boys hurled out long lines of spider silk, weaving swiftly with all their legs. The animals sang up a whirlwind of sound to lift the spider silk until it caught on the arrows in the clouds. Then the Spider Twins scurried up the lines of silk and scrambled through the opening. All the while, down below, the animals continued singing, rattling and drumming. The little Spiders sank, breathless, onto the clouds. Silver Gray Fox spied them and called out, "What are you two doing here?" The Spider Boys bent low on their little legs and answered, "O Silver Gray Fox, we bring greetings from our mother, Spider Woman, and all the creatures of the world below. We've come to ask if you'd please let the sun shine again. The whole world is cold. Everyone is hungry. Everyone is afraid spring will not return, ever." They were so sincere and polite that Silver Gray Fox became gentler, and asked, "How did you two get up here?" The Spider Boys said, "Listen, can you hear the people singing? Can you hear the drum and rattle?" Silver Gray Fox heard the drum and rattle and the people singing and was pleased. "I'm happy when creatures use their powers together. I'm especially glad to hear Coyote's been helping too. To reward all your hard work, I'll create a sign to show that the skies will clear. And you two may help.” "First, picture the sun shining bright," called Silver Gray Fox. The Spider Boys thought hard and saw the sun sending out fiery rays in all directions. "Now, where sun-rays meet the damp air," sang Silver Gray Fox, Picture a stripe of red, Red as Woodpecker's head, Add a stripe nearby of bluest Blue Jay blue. The Spider Boys thought hard, and great stripes appeared of red and blue. Silver Gray Fox chanted, Now in between, Add stripes of orange, yellow and green! The Spider Boys thought hard. Then, dazzling their eyes, a beautiful bright arc of colors curved across the whole sky above the clouds. It was the very first rainbow. Then the Spider Boys spun down to Earth, and ran back to their mother as fast as they could. Spider Woman cried for joy and wrapped all her legs around her two littlest children. All the animals gathered around to hear the Spiders story. When they finished, the Spider Boys cried, "Look up!" Everyone looked up. The clouds had drifted apart. There, bridging sky to earth in a radiant arch, was the very first rainbow. Sun began to warm the earth. Shoots of grass pushed up through the melting snow. Meadowlark blew her silver whistle of spring across the valley, calling streams and rivers awake. Coyote came out of hiding, raced to a distant hilltop, and gave a long, long howl of joy. The animals held a great feast to honor the rainbow, Silver Gray Fox, Spider Woman, the Spider Twins, Coyote, and the hard work everyone had done together. To this day, after the rain, when the sun comes out, dewdrops on spider webs shine with tiny rainbows. This is the spiders' special reward. You can see for yourself. |
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October Event:
Haunted Hayride |
November Event: Punt, Pass & Kick
Competition |
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Place:
Boettler
park Date:
Friday
October 24th Time:
6:00pm Event Type /
Award: Family /
Bead Cost:
$10/adult,
$6/kid,under 5 free Sponsor /
Budget: Navajo / $400 |
Place:
Green High
School Stadium Date:
Saturday,
November 15 th Time:
Noon-3:00
PM Event Type /
Award: Father-son /
Bead Cost:
N/A Sponsor /
Budget: Blackhawk /
$200
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December Event:
Father-Son Banquet |
December Event: Christmas Project (tribe event)
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Place:
Camp Y
Noah Date:
Sunday,
December 14th Time:
1:00 –
5:00 pm Event Type / Award: Father-Son /
Claw Cost:
FREE …
paid by fund raiser Sponsor / Budget: Arapaho-Comanche /
$2000 |
Place:
N/A Date:
N/A Time:
N/A Event Type / Award: Fathers-Son / Special
Bead Cost:
N/A Sponsor / Budget: All tribes /
mandatory |
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January Event: Individual Tribe
Events |
February Event: FASCAR/One night Winter
Campout |
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Place:
N/A Date:
N/A
Time:
N/A Event Type / Award: Fathers-Son /
Arrowhead Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: All
Tribes |
Place:
Camp Y
Noah Date:
Sat/Sun,
February 7-8 Time:
9:00 am –
1:00 pm Event Type / Award: Father-Son/Claw or Special
Cost:
$5 per/car
kit Sponsor/Budget: Comanche-Arapaho /
$200 |
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February Event: Fundraiser – Reverse
Raffle |
March Event: Bowling |
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Place:
Guy’s Party
Center Date:
Sat, March
7th Time:
6:00 pm -
midnight Event Type /
Award: Adults / mandatory
event Cost:
Tickets
$55 (x1 per member) Sponsor /
Budget: Council / Make lots
of $$$$ |
Place:
Bill White
Akron Lanes Date:
March,
15th Time:
TBD Event Type / Award: Father-Son / Bead
Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: Creek /
$1000 |
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April Event: Green Y Late Nighter/Over
Nighter |
May Event: Spring Campout at Y
Noah |
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Place:
Green
YMCA Date:
Saturday,
April (TBD) Time:
9:00pm –
6:00am Event Type / Award: Father-Son / Bead
Cost:
N/A Sponsor / Budget: Mohawk /
$400 |
Place:
Y-Noah
Campground Date:
May 16,
17 Time:
Fri.
evening – Sun. morning Event Type / Award: Fathers-Son /
Arrowhead Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: Crow-Kickapoo /
$1200 |
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Memorial Day: Memorial Day Parade
(makeup) |
June Comm. Svc. Proj. ACS Relay For
Life (makeup) |
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Place:
Green High
School Date:
Monday,
May 25th Time: 9:30am lineup, 10:30 step off
Event Type:
Guides-Princesses
W/Dads Cost:
N/A Sponsor / Budget: Council / ($100 from
disc.) |
Place:
Green
Memorial Stadium Date:
June
TBD Time:
Friday
night-Saturday noon Event Type
Family / Special
Bead Cost:
Just a
little of your time! Sponsor / Budget: Council / (donation from disc.)
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June Event: Trumpet In The
Land |
July Event: Gathering of the
Nations |
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Place:
New
Philadelphia Date:
TBD Time:
TBD Event Type
Family /
Bead Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: Cherokee /
$400 |
Place:
Mohican
Campgrounds Date:
TBD Time:
TBD
Event Type:
Family /
Bead Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: Mandan /
$400 |
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August Event: Akron Aeros baseball /
Tailgating |
September Event: Fall
Campout |
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Place:
Canal Park
Stadium Date:
TBD Time:
TBD Event Type:
Family /
Bead Cost:
TBD Sponsor / Budget: Kickapoo /
TBD |
Place:
TBD Date:
Sept.
TBD Time:
Fri
evening – Sun morning Event Type / Award: Father-Son /
Arrowhead Cost:
TBD
Sponsor / Budget: Apache-Cherokee /
$1000 |
2009 Manikiki Nation Father and Son
Car (FASCAR) Derby
Location:
Camp YNoah Dining Hall
Race date:
Saturday, February 7th
Times:
Races will start promptly by age group as follows:
Registration:
Friday evening, February 6th, at the race location, from 6:00 - 8:00
pm.
Note: All cars must be
registered on Friday; there will be NO registration of cars the morning of the
race!
Car
Specifications:
Other:
Any questions? Please call or email Tom Knoebel at 330.882.2387 or tknoebel@trulinx.com.
This letter is used for
soliciting services or items from local business’ to be auctioned or raffled off
as part of the Manikiki Nation Indian Guides Fund Raiser. This is our only fundraiser for the
year. Any business’ contributing
services or items will be recognized as a contributor in the Fund Raiser’s
program.
Our fundraiser this year is
on Saturday, March 7th, 2009.
This fundraiser is used for the operating budget funds for the following
year.
Please support this
organization that promotes father and son(s) time being spent
together.
Thank you for your
consideration.
John
Waller
Nation Chief
Manikiki Nation
Green YMCA Indian Guides
“PALS
FOREVER”
Annual Reverse Raffle/Silent Auction
2009
On Saturday, March 7, 2009, in association with the
Green YMCA - serving the communities of Green, Clinton, Manchester, Springfield,
Coventry and Canal Fulton – the Indian Guides Manikiki Nation is holding its
annual reverse raffle and silent auction at Guys Party Centre on Waterloo Rd. in
Akron.
The purpose of Indian Guides is to foster the
understanding and companionship of Father and Son. This is the Manikiki Nation’s only fundraiser
and your generous donations are vital to its success. You can help by donating
in one of the following ways:
Purchasing a Reverse Raffle ticket (includes dinner
and open bar) for $55;
By donating merchandise, a service or a gift
certificate to be auctioned;
Through a monetary donation;
By purchasing an advertisement in the Auction
Program:
Business Card size
($25)
Half-Page
($75)
Full-Page
($125)
Attached is a form to order your tickets, make your
donation or purchase an ad.
Advertising orders are due no later than Friday, February 22, 2009.
Every donation will be listed in the Program.
Please call your representative or contact John
Waller at 330.867.5726 or 330.256.4430 with any questions you may have.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT!
“PALS
FOREVER”
Annual Reverse Raffle/Silent Auction
2009
BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP
FORM
Organization:
Contact Person:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Fax:
Please provide (number) tickets to the Reverse Raffle
and Dinner @ $55 each.
We would like to be an Indian Guides business sponsor
at the following level:
Business Card size
($25);
Half-Page ($75);
Full-Page ($125).
We are donating of (please indicate amount or describe
merchandise or service):
Please make checks payable to the Manikiki Nation.
Your representative will contact you to arrange for
pickup of merchandise and advertisements and delivery of your tickets.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT!