Lost Nation: The Ioway

"Ioway" Documentary to Screen at Moline, Illinois Library

Filmmakers to Present Documentary to Hometown Crowd

Kelly and Tammy Rundle will test the old adage that you are never accepted in your hometown by showing their Native American historical documentary film Lost Nation: The Ioway at the Moline Public Library.

The FREE showing will begin at 2:30 pm on Saturday, September 19, 2009.  The Rundles will conduct a discussion and Q & A to follow.  A lobby display will also be provided.

Given the results of previous screenings on the Iowa side of the Quad-Cities, the Rundles hope to prove the old adage false. : )

Moline Public Library
3210 41st Street
Moline, IL 61265
309.762.6883

Visit the Moline Public Library website for more information:
http://www.molinelibrary.com/

2009 Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Pow-Wow Information

The annual Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Fall Encampment Pow-Wow will be held on September 18-20, 2009 in White Cloud, Kansas.

Schedule of Events:

Friday September 18, 2009
Camp Night
Princess Contest 7:00pm
Fun night and dances

Saturday September 19, 2009
No specials during afternoon and evening sessions today
Registration 10:00am-12:00pm
Gourd 11:00am
Grand Entry 1:00pm
Supper hosted by Pow-Wow Club (Dancers, Drums and singers) 5:00pm
Gourd 6:00pm
Grand Entry 7:00pm

Sunday September 20, 2009
Registration 10:00am-12:00pm
Gourd 11:00am
Grand Entry 1:00pm

Head Man Dancer: Tony Wahweotten - Prairie Band Pottawatomie
Head Woman Dancer: Andrea Kihega - Ioway/Otoe/Creek
Head Gourd Dancer: "Chub" McClellan Jr. - Ioway/Sac and Fox

Master of Ceremonies: Willie Ogden - Ioway/Kickapoo
Arena Director: Spencer Spotted Horse - Kiowa

Host Drum: Mahaska Boyz, Ioway
Host Northern Drum: Whistling Wind, Kickapoo
Host Southern Drum: Rocking Horse, Ponca

For more information call:
Gail Reed (785) 595-3203 or Mary Knoxsah (785) 741-4521