April 26, 2012 - The Cherokee One Feather

26 THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2012 cherokee one feather/na tsalagi soquo ugidahliCherokee in a SnapSCOTT MCKIE B.P./One FeatherWaing forthe busThis CanadianGoose appeared tobe waiting for anEBCI transit bus atthe bus stop nearthe welcome sign onUS441N on themorning of Thursday,April 19.Photo courtesy of Pastor Lisa HardestyScout gives to local churchCherokee Nazarene Ministries was the recipient of 101 personalcare packages for children on Sunday, April 1 as the result of anEagle Scout project by Zachary Mason of Hernshaw, West Virginia.Mason is a member of Troop 99 in the Buckskin Council ofthe Hernshaw/Marmet area. He chose Cherokee Nazarene Ministriesas his project because he knew there was a need for children’sitems at the ministry. Each care package contains soap,shampoo, Band-Aids, combs or brushes, toothpaste, toothbrushes,and a small toy. These items will be given to families inneed at the ministry. Mason is the first scout in Troop 99 toreach the Eagle Scout status in over 25 years. Shown (le-right)are Rev. Lisa Hardesty, Pae Calhoun, Geneva Way, Mason,Rev. Lester Hardesty, Nannie Calhoun, Rosalee Lopez and WilmaTuemler.NAIWA PhotoSanders honored by NAIWAMrs. Catherine Sanders (3rd from le) was presented with a bouquet of flowers by the members of theNAIWA Cherokee Chapter in honor of her 94th birthday. She is the older member of the Chapter. Shown(le-right) are Pat Hornbuckle, Marie Swayney, Sanders, Wanda Bradley, Nancy Smith, and Bessie Wallace –NAIWA Cherokee Chapter president.Photo courtesy of Jody BradleyMe got this!Two-year-old Myleigh Parton gets set to tee off at Sequoyah Na-onal Golf Club on Tuesday, April 10. As she was geng readyto hit the ball, she kept saying, “Me got this! Me got this!”