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Exhibit Ended May 31, 2002....
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12th Annual N.C. Native American
Juried Art Exhibition
- Native Colors Honoring America -
A multi
media collection of Contemporary and Traditional
Art by American Indian Artists of North Carolina
A collection of some of the finest multi-media Native art by many
Artists from throughout North Carolina. This exhibit will travel from
the 27th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference to the Guilford Native
American Art Gallery in the Greensboro Cultural Center at 200 North
Davie Street, downtown Greensboro, North Carolina.
Opening
Reception...
Friday,
March 22, 2002 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
Exhibit was from March 22 - May 31, 2002
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Some selected pictures of the
conference in Fayetteville, NC...
We will be posting lots more pictures over time and will
continue to add some captions to the pictures as well!!
(P.S: If we have incorrectly listed a name and title,
please let us know and we will quickly update this page and make that correction.)
27th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity
Conference
March 6-9, 2002
Theme: Never Alone - Standing on Shoulders of Love and Unity
- Thursday, March 7th, 2002 2 p.m General Assembly I Session -
Native
Pride With Honor Flag
Shirley
Freeman
2001 - 2002 NC Indian Senior Citizen Queen
Waccamaw Siouan
Honorable
Beverly Perdue
Lieutenant Governor
State of North Carolina
with
Shirley
Freeman
2001 - 2002 NC Indian Senior Citizen Queen
Waccamaw Siouan
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Quilt Competition -
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27th Annual North
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2001 Indian Art Contest Winners
(From Last Year) - Page 1...
2001 Indian Art Contest Winners
(From Last Year) - Page 2...
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Conference
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Friday, March 8th, 2002 Sessions and Workshops -
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
Gregory
Richardson
Executive Director
NC Commission of Indian Affairs
Honorable Ronnie Sutton
Representative
NC General Assembly - New Legislation
Earlene Stacks
Chairperson, Native American Scholarship Fund
NC Commission of Indian Affairs
Shirley Freeman
2001 - 2002 NC Indian Senior Citizen Queen
Waccamaw Siouan
Russ Hieb
Management Consultant to
Administration for Native Americans
Ruth Revels
Treasurer-Executive Committee, United Tribes of North Carolina
Art Gallery Director, Guilford Native American Association, Inc.
Workshops
- Friday, March 8th, 2002 Sessions and Workshops -
27th
Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002
Fayetteville, NC
27th
Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002
Fayetteville, NC
27th
Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002
Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
Sales of
Native American Items
Derek Lowry
- Program Director of Indian Education Program
Guilford County Public Schools
at the NC Indian Cultural Center Booth
Poster
for purchase at the
NC Indian Cultural Center Booth
Sales of
Native American Items
Sales of
Native American Items
27th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity
Conference
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Friday, March 8th, 2002 6:30 p.m. Awards and Recognition Banquet -
Miss Fayetteville
2002
Rebekah Chantay Revels
Mistress of Ceremonies
Miss
Fayetteville 2002
Rebekah Chantay Revels
Mistress of Ceremonies |
27th
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC |
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity
Conference
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Thursday, March 7th, 2002 Pow Wow -
27th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity
Conference
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Saturday, March 9th, 2002 Breakfast and Final Session -
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
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27th
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC |
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
Glenn Maynor
Sheriff
Robeson County
27th Annual
NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
Ray Jacobs
Board Member
NC Commission of Indian Affairs
27th
Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
27th
Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention Center
March 6-9, 2002 Fayetteville, NC
Time to
Honor...Our Honor, Our Pride
Time to
Honor...Our Honor, Our Pride
Time to
Honor...Our Honor, Our Pride
You're Invited!
27th Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference
March 6-9, 2002
Theme: Never Alone - Standing on Shoulders of Love and Unity
Holiday Inn Bordeaux Convention
Center
1707 Owen Drive
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28306
Convention Center Phone: (910) 323-0111
Special Programs:
Roundtable for American Indian Artists
Wednesday, March 6, 2002
2-4:30 p.m.
All Artists, Arts Managers, and Arts Supporters Invited to Attend!
Old-Fashioned Gospel Singing
Wednesday, March 6, 2002
6:30 - 11 p.m.
Grand Ballroom
Featuring:
Carla and the Redemptions - Tony Gore
The Gibbs Family - The Greens
And Other North Carolina Favorites
12th Annual NC Indian Juried Art Exhibition Reception
Thursday, March 7, 2002
5-8 p.m.
Annual Traditional Pow Wow
Thursday, March 7, 2002
7-10 p.m.
For more information, please
contact:
CCAIP, 200 Indian Drive, Fayetteville, NC (910) 483-8442
Note: Registrations must be postmarked no later than
February 22, 2002 to avoid late registration fees.
This Conference is accessible to persons with disabilities. Materials
can be provided in alternative format. Auxiliary ades and services
can be provided with two weeks advanced notice. Please contact Gladys
Hunt, President of the United Tribes of NC at (910) 483-8442 with
request.
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March 6 - 9, 2002 at the...
27th Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
To recognize the talent of American Indian Artists in North Carolina.
Sponsored by the United Tribes of North Carolina.
Any American Indian six years and older may enter. Entries will be
judged according to the following age groups:
6-9, 10-12, 13-15, 16-17, 18-21,
and 22 years and over
Categories: Original drawings, paintings, beadwork, carvings, basketwork,
quilting, mixed media
Prizes: Cash and certificates for First, Second, and Third Place winning
entries.
How to Enter: Entries will be accepted through local Tribal Offices,
Indian Organizations, Indian Education - Title IX Programs and NC
Commission of Indian Affairs.
Deadline is March 6, 2002.
For more information regarding the Art Contest contact Elizabeth
Maynor at (910) 564-6909. Entries will be judged March 7, 2002 at
the North Carolina Indian Unity Conference held in Fayetteville at
the Holiday Inn Bordeaux.
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Senora Lynch visits Guilford Native Booth
Thursday morning, February 28, 2002
At Greensboro Children's Museum
220
North Church Street, Greensboro, NC
Senora
Lynch visits Guilford Native Booth
Thursday morning, February 28, 2002
At Greensboro Children's Museum
220
North Church Street, Greensboro, NC
Senora
Lynch visits Guilford Native Booth
Thursday morning, February 28, 2002
At Greensboro Children's Museum
220
North Church Street, Greensboro, NC
Senora
Lynch, Potter, shows children how to make a clay turtle.
- Tuesday, February 26, 2002 in the GNAA
Day Care -
Valentine's Day - Thursday, February
14, 2002 in the Day Care
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Charlene
returned home from the hospital
Wednesday, February 27th, 2002
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Charlene Awolowo
"WIA" - Workforce Investment Act Project Director
Human Services Coordinator
Email: cawolowo@triad.rr.com
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George Cleveland Lewis, Sr.
Former Maintenance Helper at GNAA, Inc.
My Dad - George Lewis:
Thank you all for your calls and prayers; however, God chose him on
Friday, February 8th, 2002 at 4:00 pm.
Visitations
will be at Cumby Family Funeral Services in Archdale, North
Carolina on
Monday, February 11th, 2002 at 7:00 pm.
The Funeral services
will also be at Cumby Family Funeral Services in Archdale,
North Carolina on Tuesday, February 12th, 2002 at 2:00 pm.
Nora Dial-Stanley
Systems Consultant II
Unifi Inc.
336-316-5246 (office)
336-316-5422 (fax)
ndstanle@unifi-inc.com
Cumby Family Funeral Svc
206 Trindale Rd
Archdale, NC 27263-2750
Phone: (336) 431-9124
Click
Here for a Map to Cumby Family Funeral Svc.
from http://www.mapsonus.com
George Cleveland Lewis, Sr.,
was born on February 10, 1944 in Fairmont, North Carolina to
Lawrence Lewis and Artie Mae Hunt Lewis. This earthly life ended
suddenly on Friday, February 8, 2002 at High Point Regional
Hospital.
George was not a rich man, but he had a wealth of family and
friends. He was not a scholar; he had a knowledge of Life and
Jehovah God instead. His walls were not adorned with trophies,
but with photographs of his children and grandchildren.
From his humble upbringing in Robeson County he learned many
valuable lessons of life. He was a humble man, a generous man,
and a man slow to anger. He was a "family man"; wherever
you saw Macie, George was there. When Laura Ann gave birth to
his first grandchild - April, he was there. When Nora gave birth
to twins and his first grandson he was there. When George Jr.
gave him his namesake, George Cleveland Lewis, III, he was there.
His family knew if they ever needed anything "Daddy"
or "Uncle George" or "Buzzy" was there.
He learned work ethics, which is evident from his years of service
at Davis Furniture and his close relationship to the Davis family.
Survivors who hold many fond memories in their hearts include:
his wife of 37 years, Macie Dial Lewis; two daughters, Mrs.
Nora Dial-Stanley and husband Stephen of Kernersville, and Laura
Butler and husband Billy of Lumberton; a son, George Cleveland
Lewis, Jr. and wife Maria of Dexter, Maine; two sisters, Mrs.
Carrie Mae Locklear of Randleman and Mrs. Shirley Jacobs of
Lumberton; two brothers, Lawrence Lewis, Jr. of St. Paul, NC
and Cleveland Lewis of Lumberton; eight grandchildren, April
Nicole and Stephanie Ann Oxendine, Stephen Ryan and Herietta
Raven Stanley, Kilee Jordan and George Cleveland Lewis, III,
and Tracy and Kathy Butler; an aunt Mageline Carter of Fairmont,
NC. There are several nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws, relatives,
and a host of friends.
He was a husband, a father, a brother, a brother-in law, an
uncle, a nephew, a cousin, and a best friend. Through his love
of family and his love of life he influenced everyone that he
met. He will be greatly missed.
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Life Without End - At Last
Can you see, with your mind's eye,
Peoples dwelling together?
Sorrow has passed. Peace at last!
Life without tears and pain.
Chorus: Sing out with joy of heart.
You, too, can have a part.
Live for the day when you'll say;
"Life with-out end, at last!"
Man and beast, living in peace,
Cause no harm to each other.
Food will be there.
All will have share
In what our God provides.
Chorus
In those days old will grow young,
Flesh revived as in childhood.
Troubles are gone, from now on
No need to weep or fear.
Chorus
Paradise all will enjoy
As they sing of God's glory.
Yes, everyday we will say
To God our Maker, "Thanks!"
Chorus
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Homeschoolers
Visit GNAA Art Gallery
Thursday, February 7th, 2002
Ray
Silva, Laguana Pueblo - Teaches and answers questions.
2001 Greensboro Christmas Parade
Saturday, December 8th, 2001
Greensboro
Cultural District Float
Miss
GNAA Princess 2001-2002 - 16 Years to 22 Years
Alicia
Thomas, Lumbee - (Seated at back center of float)
Scanned Picture by Ms. Carla Norrell - Greensboro City Central
Services (336) 373-2712
Dance Class starts back
Tuesday, March 12th, 2002 at 6:30 PM
at GNAA Headquarters
400 Prescott Street, Greensboro, NC
The 26th Annual GNAA Pow Wow will be
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
September 20-22, 2002.
Our Children 
,
Our Gift to the Future
Native American Powwow
The
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
Charles R. Eilber Physical Education Center - Durham , North
Carolina
Saturday, February 9, 2002
Intertribal Dancing 1-5 pm, 7-10:30 pm
Feast for dancers and singers 5:30-6:30 pm
Streaming video of the Powwow is here:
(These Are Direct Web Links from the NCSSM
Web Site)
Click here for T1/Cable/DSL ==> http://192.154.43.220/archives/powwow/powwow2002.ram
Click here for 28/56K modems ==> http://192.154.43.220/archives/powwow/powwow2002-2.ram
Master of Ceremonies:
Ray Silva - Laguana Pueblo
35mm
Picture Above by Sue Vaughan
Photographer - Email:
CnvSsv@aol.com
Host Drum: Southern Sun
Arena
Director: Dalton Lynch
with assistance by Archie Lynch - (Haliwa-Saponi)
Head Man Dancer: Stewart Lowry (Lumbee)
Head Lady Dancer: Amanda Faircloth (Lumbee)
Indian Arts and Crafts Traders by prior approval only.
No contests. Just plenty of good singing and dancing!
Traditional give-away for singers and dancers.
Information:
Weekdays - Joe Liles at 919-416-2730
Nights and Weekends - Joe Liles at 919-286-9401
Admission:
$3.00 - Ages 5 and younger are free
(All proceeds go to support the powwow.)
This will be a traditional Indian gathering.
Sponsored by Akwe:Kon, the Native American Club at NCSSM
You also may click on the direct web page link
below of the map to NCSSM provided at the NCSSM Web Site...
http://www.ncssm.edu/General/map/index.htm
Selected pictures,
information,
contacts, and web page links from the AIECF @ GNAA!
The Homework Hotline...
Telephone numbers when calling from:
Greensboro- 333-6888
High Point- 884-6888
Colfax- 724-1362
Gibsonville- 449-5504
Hours
open:
4:30 pm - 9:30 pm Monday
through Thursday
( ...when school is in session)
Do Your Best!
Doing homework and studying pays off.
Other Questions about the Hotline- call Mr. Richard Tuck at 370-2327.
Mr. Richard Tuck
Parent Engagement Specialist
Guilford County Schools
Phone: 336-370-2327
Fax: 336-370-2320
e-mail: tuckr@guilford.k12.nc.us
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GNAA Forum Series -
Guilford Native American Association, Inc. - Governance
Since 1975
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 American
Indian Education
  
Community Forum
Thursday, January 24, 2002
6 pm to 9 pm
Selected
pictures, information,
contacts, and web page links from the AIECF @ GNAA!
Powerpoint Presentation:
- Addressing the Achievement Gap in North Carolina
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Dr. Dwight Pearson, Ph. D.
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Main Speaker - Dr. Dwight Pearson,
Section Chief
for Closing the Achievement Gap, Division of School Improvement
State Department of Public Instruction
919-807-3607 dpearson@dpi.state.nc.us
Persons
using a Windows/DOS computer that already have PowerPoint 97 or PowerPoint
2000 or above installed on their computer or are using a fairly current
PowerPoint "Viewer" already installed should have no problem
reading the .ppt PowerPoint Presentation file provided above.
If
your Windows/DOS computer
does not respond and play this file you will need a PowerPoint "Plug-in/Viewer"
of some type.
(IMPORTANT!!! - Only
qualified persons with an understanding
of Windows/DOS Computers, downloads, installations, and setups should
attempt this.
If you should decide to attempt this you do
so AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Be sure that you are a reasonably technical person or have
someone on standby if you should decide to do this. Do
NOT call Guilford Native American Association with PowerPoint and
PowerPoint Viewer install and setup questions. These informational
steps are simply provided to speed up the time it takes to discover
how to utilize this .ppt file in a swift and timely manner.)
Note: Most Windows/DOS
computers that do not have PowerPoint or have PowerPoint 95 can use
the "PowerPoint Viewer 97" Provided at the Microsoft Corporate
Web Site.
Steps
to get the Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer...
1. Go to the Microsoft Corporate Web Site: http://www.microsoft.com
2. In the input box at the top left just below "Search"
type "PowerPoint Viewer" and then click the gray "GO"
button.
3. Go to the section listed for your type of computer
and download and install the update(s) based upon your need. Windows/DOS
computers should click on "PowerPoint Viewers and Converters"
text link. Mac computer users should follow the Mac links and disregard
the steps below that are listed for the Windows/DOS computers. GNAA,
Inc. does not support or make Mac computer recommendations in any
way. Go, therefore, and find a Mac guru/techie
person to assist/help you!!!
4. (Still read the descriptions and make a careful
and rational choice on which application to download for your situation!
This is the one many of you may be looking for: (This
is just an example below and is not linked to Microsoft!)
PowerPoint Viewer 97 (2000 Release) for PowerPoint 2000 Users
Download Now! 2826kb / 17 mins
With this release, the Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer 97 now also supports
PowerPoint 2000 files. This viewer allows people
who use PowerPoint to share their presentations with people who do
not have PowerPoint installed on their computers. Date: 27-Aug-1999
Type: Viewer
After you download and install the PowerPoint viewer
you should close all your programs and save any files you are working
on, disconnect from the Internet, and reboot/restart your computer.
To view the .ppt file go to start/programs/PowerPoint Viewer 97. Once
the PowerPoint viewer is running simply load the .ppt file in the
viewer application [browse to it] and
click on the "Show" gray button to see it. One way to advance
each slide is to do "left" mouse clicks. This viewer also
has several options including printing options.
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Dinner: 6:00-6:45 pm
Forum: 6:45-9:00 PM |
Location:
Guilford Native American
Association
400 Prescott Street
Greensboro, North Carolina
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You are cordially invited to attend
an American Indian Education Community Forum...
for the primary purpose of presentations and discussions
on Closing the Achievement Gap
as it relates to the American Indian Students
in the Guilford County Public Schools
Selected
pictures, information,
contacts, and web page links from the AIECF @ GNAA!
Main Speaker - Dr. Dwight Pearson, Section Chief
for Closing the Achievement Gap, Division of School Improvement
State Department of Public Instruction
919-807-3607 dpearson@dpi.state.nc.us
Powerpoint Presentation:
http://www.guilfordnative.org/aie012402gnaa.ppt
Thursday, January 24, 2002
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Location:
Guilford Native American Association
400 Prescott Street
Greensboro, North Carolina
Dinner: 6:00-6:45 p.m. Please call: (336) 273-8686
Forum: 6:45-9:00 p.m. Dinner Reservations only
This Forum is Co-sponsored by:
State Advisory Council on Indian Education
Guilford Native American Association
Indian Education Parent Committee, Guilford County Public Schools
Educational Talent Search, NC Commission of Indian Affairs
Triad Native American United Methodist Church
Selected
pictures, information,
contacts, and web page links from the AIECF @ GNAA!
Four
Christmas 2001 Pictures Below Taken By
Sue Vaughan, Photographer
- Email: CnvSsv@aol.com
Santa
with Children at
Greensboro Cultural Center Near GNAA Art Gallery
Picture Taken By...
Sue Vaughan, Photographer
- Email: CnvSsv@aol.com
Bags
for Needy - Empty Stocking Fund
Picture Taken By...
Sue Vaughan, Photographer
- Email: CnvSsv@aol.com
Bags
for Needy
- Empty Stocking Fund
Picture Taken By...
Sue Vaughan, Photographer
- Email: CnvSsv@aol.com
Lots
of Christmas Fruit - Community Christmas Party
at Triad Native American UMC
Picture Taken By...
Sue Vaughan, Photographer
- Email: CnvSsv@aol.com
Selected
Pictures From The...
2001
Board and Staff 12-21-01 Noon Christmas Party
Selected
Pictures From The...
2001
GNAA Day Care Christmas With Santa
Click
Here for Selected Pictures
From The
2001
$2K Designated Grant and American Express NATION Holiday Toy Drive
Rick's
Handshake of Thanks from...Guilford Native American Association
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Terry
Hutchins of the High Point YMCA
Indian
Guides Program Brings
In Gifts Collected.
Special Thanks to Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.
of High Point
for Providing the Trailer and Gift Drop-Off Location for the Project!
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Rick's
Handshake of Thanks from...
Guilford Native American Association
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Greensboro
Day School
Brings
In Food Gifts Collected. |
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Thanks
Greensboro
Day School from...
Guilford Native American Association |
Selected
Pictures From The...
2001
Senior Citizens Christmas Luncheon, December 12, 2001
Held
Noon at Guilford Native American Association Headquarters
400 Prescott Street, Greensboro, North Carolina
Click
Here for Selected
Pictures From The
2001 Community Christmas Celebration, December 3, 2001
Held 6:30 PM at Triad Native American United Methodist Church, 3010 Monterey
Street, Greensboro, North Carolina
Click
Here for Selected Pictures from Red
GNAA Art Gallery
December 2nd, 2001 Exhibit Opening
2001 GNAA Christmas Wish List
...as printed in the local paper Greensboro
News & Record, Inc. on Sunday, December 2, 2001
Note: We were saying we needed one copy of Pagemaker for a single
Dos/Windows PC. We do not need two copies.
Also a translation of
"extra park for playground" means that
we would like to have some concrete poured and formed
in our playground area to be used as a place for the children to ride. Thanks!
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A
13th Annual Community Holiday
Celebration in Downtown Greensboro
An
enchanting evening awaits you...
Visit with Victorian Santa and enjoy Holiday Entertainment among the
Downtown shops, galleries, and restaurants in Old Greensborough, Washington
to Lee Streets along South Elm Street.
Friday, November 30...5:30 - 8:00 PM
Saturday, December 1...4:00 - 7:00 PM
Sunday, December 2...1:30 - 5:00 PM
FREE TO ALL!
City Parking Decks open FREE
for all three activities courtesy of the
Greensboro City Council
Friday after 6 PM, Saturday and Sunday
Don't miss the Winter Fireworks Display...
following Saturday's Community Tree Lighting Ceremony at 6:45 PM at
the corner of S. Greene at Washington St.
Sponsored by the News & Record
for your life.
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Sunday, December 2 from 4:00 to 5:00 PM see the
Guilford
Native Young First American Dance Company
in the Greensboro Cultural Center at 200 North Davie Street!
Traditional Native American dances and music
Indian Flute Music by Ray Silva, Luguna Pueblo Tribe
Music and dances by GNAA Indian Princesses
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Festival
of Lights is produced by
Grassroots Productions Limited
P.O. Box 29212, Greensboro, NC 27429
(336) 333-1812
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Click
Here for Selected Pictures From The...
2001
Thanksgiving Luncheon, November 15, 2001
Held at 400 Prescott Street GNAA Headquarters, Greensboro, North Carolina
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Thanksgiving
Food Packages
Prepared for Native Americans |
Packages Arranged "In Advance"
With Qualified Applicants
For Those In Need
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Senora
Lynch
- artist/potter
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- Red -
A one-woman exhibition of Pottery molded from the red clay of her
Native Halifax and Warren Counties by Senora Lynch.
One of the foremost artists/potters of the Southeast.
Opening
Reception and Festival
2 PM Sunday, December 2, 2001
- This Exhibit is from December 2, 2001 - February
28, 2002 -
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Holiday Greetings
from North Carolina's Original People.
Please join Guilford Native American Association and the
Guilford Native American Art Gallery in an
Honoring and Celebration Program
and
Openning
Reception of
Red
A pottery and multi-media exhibition representing the indigenous
people of the Red Clay
which symbolizes strength, the blood of our People and the
future generations by...
Senora Lynch, Artist/Potter
Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, Hollister, NC
Sunday, December 2, 2001 from 2:00-5:00 P.M.
Program: Artist's Talk 3:00-3:30 P.M.
Special Honoring and Program: 4:00 - 5:00 P.M.
Exhibition Dates: December 2, 2001 - February 28, 2002
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 A.M. - 5 P.M.
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- Sponsors -
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High
Point Chevrolet/Jeep
Jim Lowry - Owner
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Service
Contractors
James Oxendine - Owner
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Signature
Resource Group
Linda Thourpe - Owner
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Staffing
Connections
Bob Winfree
National Sales Dir.
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This
Exhibition is funded by the Visual Arts Section
N.C. Arts Council, NC Department of Cultural Resources.
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GNAA operates programs / activities
for children, youth, adults, and the elders that address child care, outreach
and referrals, employment and training, emergency assistance, transportation,
substance abuse, and leadership, economic, and cultural development. Major
projects addressing these needs are the operation of a Day
Care Center, a computer lab, the Workforce Investment
Act program, and the Guilford Native American
Art Gallery and Gift Shop. Cultural arts programs include an annual
Pow Wow (Selected
Pictures) From The 25th Annual GNAA Pow Wow, September 14-16, 2001),
two major cultural arts festivals, and weekly dance and cultural classes.
The
26th Annual GNAA Pow Wow will be
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
September 20-22, 2002.
GNAA Board of Directors and STAFF
Web Page...
Guilford
Native American Association, Inc.
400 Prescott Street, PO
Box 5623 (Box zip: 27435), Greensboro, NC 27401
Voice: 336.273.8686
Fax: 336.272.2925
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