Let the drum beat guide your feet to our Pow Wow!
August 16-17th, 2008
Music, dancing, art, crafts, food and fun for all!
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Pow Wow weekend
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We had a great Pow Wow this past April the 26-27th. Lots of good feelings! Our April Pow Wow was in honor of Sterling Big Bear from the White Hawk Drum. He is greatly missed. A huge thank you to the Big Bear Family, all the drum groups, Council members, dancers, venders and public that attended.
Sterling Big Bear Straight Dancing at our April Pow Wow 2006 
Our next Pow Wow is August 16-17, 2008.
This Pow Wow is open to the public.
Admission is $5 ages 13-59
$2 ages 6-12 and seniors ages 60+
Free for ages under 6
Free for registered dancers (register upon arriving at front desk)
Host Hotel: Quality Inn 765-482-0500 ask for Pow Wow Rates
Head Dancers: TBA
Head Veteran: George Martin
Arena Director: Dave Arnold
Emcee: LeRoy Malaterre
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Raffle
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We raffled 2 Pendleton Blankets each valued at $180.00.
***********Winner***********
Rhonda
The Grateful Nation
The fabric of our nation is woven with the sacrifices of our veterans. In recognition of selfless sacrifice, our Grateful Nation jacquard blanket honors the brave men and women who have defended freedom throughout the history of the United States of America. Each authentically colored stripe represents a service ribbon awarded to veterans of historical conflicts in which our country has engaged: World War II Asiatic Pacific Campaign World War II Europe-Africa-Middle East Campaign Korean Service US Vietnam Service Southwest Asia Service (Gulf War) War on Terrorism Centered on the blanket is a representation of the stars and stripes of the American flag, interpreted as a service ribbon. A total of 56 stars represent the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the five US territories. This unique blanket is an inspiration for the young soldier, a tribute to the veteran and a symbol of American national pride. A donation from the sale of each blanket will be made to the Fisher House™ Foundation, which provides residences near major military and VA medical centers for the families of ill or wounded service members. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA. 64” x 80”.
 Designed in 1992, the Circle Of Life or Elders blanket is in honor of all tribal Elders, the Wisdomkeepers who hand down the teachings and spiritual direction to the children. This guidance gives the children a better understanding of their responsibility to the universe and The Creator, that all things are interrelated and an equal part of the whole. The design represents all colors of humankind, the color of Mother Earth, the sun and other circular celestial bodies and the four directions of life. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton warp. Dry clean. Made in the USA. 64" x 80".
We also raffled a $100.00 gift card
********Winner********
Larry Grigsby
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