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2011 Native American News Highlights
— Native American activist Elouise Cobell died Sunday, October 16, 2011.
—A third white buffalo calf, named Lighting Medicine Cloud because he was born in a thunderstorm, is born on the Lakota Ranch near Dallas, Texas.
The Lakota Sioux believe that Whope, the goddess of peace, once appeared in the form of a white buffalo calf, and the belief is that the goddess will return once four such calves are born, bringing in ‘a new age’, which some believe could be the end of the world.
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WHAT: 18th Healing of All Nations Pau Wau
WHEN: Saturday Oct. 15 and Sunday Oct. 16, 2011
WHERE: Bending Water Park, 28325 Farm Market Rd, Marion Station, MD 21838
DETAILS: PUBLIC WELCOME RAIN OR SHINE
Gates open both days 10am to 5pm
Grand Entry Sat. 12noon
Grand Entry Sun 1pm
COST:
Donation $4.00 to assist us with our educational programs, Boy and Girl Scouts in uniform and children 5 and under free.
WHAT TO BRING:
Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is limited.
WHAT NOT TO BRING:
NO ALCOHOL, NO DRUGS, NO WEAPONS, NO PETS ALLOWED
CULTURAL EVENTS:
Pow Wow Dancers in all their regalia.
See demonstrations of tool making, weapons, and survival skills.
Famous Accohannock oyster sandwiches, seafood, Indian tacos, buffalo burgers and more.
For more information contact:
Beverly Council
Phone 1-410-623-2660
email: accohannock@verizon.net
Website: www.indianwatertrails.com