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| | Adeline Skultka Garcia, 1923 - 2004: Activist changed life for urban Indians |
 | | Because of her health, her father wanted Adeline to be high school educated, so she could find work that didn't require physical strength. |
 | | Adeline did assembly work for The Boeing Co. during World War II, and later worked as an egg candler, a shipyard welder, a secretary and a waitress. |
 | | "Adeline was a huge part of all the changes that came into play in the '70s," said Adrian Verzola, director of the Iwasil Boys and Girls Club, the nation's first such club for urban Native youth, founded by his father, Woody. |
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