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Children's Storytelling
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
For centuries, Native American
tribes throughout America have shared their stories. We
invite kids to join us at the NACIP Children's Corner and
listen to ancient stories from the Navajo, the Abenaki Indians,
Ute, Cherokee, and many more. Storytellers may use music,
puppetry, humor and dialogue to engage listeners. Colorful
renderings will be shown by Native American artists who
have illustrated colorful and beautiful pages. In this setting
you're welcome to listen, touch and feel the legends and
stories of the past.
To begin our program at
1:00 p.m., Sybil McCook, Miss Ute Tribe 2006, will share
stories from her culture. Here is a message from her:
Mique,
Hello Friends & Relatives,
 My name is Sybil McCook I am the reigning Miss Ute Tribe
2006. I am 19 years old and live in Roosevelt, Utah.
My parents are Kenneth & Kathie McCook I am the Granddaughter
of the Late Franklin & Thelma McCook and the Late
Lee & Sylvia Serawop.
I would like to share a little of my pageant experiences
with all of you. Throughout my school years I held many
titles. All together I have held 13 titles which included
Roosevelt Jr. High School, Miss Uintah River High School,
1st Attendant Northwest Indian Youth Conference that was
held in Rapid City, South Dakota and 1st Attendant Jr.
Miss Ute Tribe and currently Miss Ute Tribe. Thank you
for your time. I hope you have a wonderful time at the
Native American Celebration in the Park. I look forward
to sharing many stories with you from the Ute Tribe on
July 24th in Salt Lake City."
Thank you,
Sybil McCook, Miss Ute Tribe 2006.
Celebration
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