Lumber operations director John Awonohopay, right, uses the unique “mill talk” sign language to communicate with linebar operator Dean Peters Sr., left, at the Menominee Tribal Enterprises sawmill on ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. They call it “mill talk.” At least, that’s what Menominee tribal members who don’t work in the tribe’s sawmill call it. It’s a ...
At least, that’s what Menominee tribal members who don’t work in the tribe’s sawmill call it. It’s a kind of sign language that mill workers at Menominee Tribal Enterprises use to communicate when ...
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