27th Annual Native American Festival

Tribe Seal Created By: KIRK F. TURNER, RED DEER

September 14 & 15, 2019 214 Middle St., Vienna, MD 21869; Ball Field, Under the Water Tower

FEATURING: M.C.: Bruce McWilliams; Dancers: Marcos & Dorothy Almanza;

Guest Performance by: Aztec Fire Dancers; Host Drums: Red Fire Singers;

Guest Drums: NaMaWoChi; Storyteller: C.J. Cole; Arena Director: Steve

Miller; Educator: Rie Miller; & Special Appearance: Spot the Leopard

Appaloosa.

Native Music, Dance, Bake Table, Silent Auction, Live Auction, Raffles, Vendors, Food, etc.

Admission: Still only $5.00 per person. Children 6 and under are free.

This is a rain or shine event.

Bring your lawn chair or blankets and spend the day at the only Native American Festival on Maryland’s Eastern Shore in 2019.

No alcohol, drugs or animals permitted. Service animals welcome.

Gates Open 10:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday; Concluding at 5:00 P.M. on Saturday & 4:00 P.M. on Sunday

Grand Entry is at Noon both days.

Open to the Public. Handicap Friendly.

Powwow Etiquette

Good manners help EVERYONE enjoy the activities. By following these rules, everyone should find our

powwow a happy experience. Enjoy your visit with us. Pleasant journeys to ALL.

General Rules

Special seating is available for the disabled and elderly. Please respect the rights of the disabled and your elders

to this special seating.

NO PETS ALLOWED. Animals often find the sight and sounds of a powwow frightening and other guests may not

enjoy the company of furry, four-legged companions. To respect our other guests, and the safety of your pet, we

ask, PLEASE, NO PETS. SERVICE ANIMALS ARE WELCOME.

Please respect MOTHER EARTH. There are several waste receptacles available for your convenience. PLEASE

USE THEM.

Photographers are not allowed inside the dance arena. It is considered good manners to ask permission of an

individual before taking his/her picture. Most people are honored to oblige. During certain events in the arena, our

guests will be asked by the Master of Ceremonies to stand, remove their hats and/or refrain from taking photos.

Please respect these requests.

NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL PERMITTED. THERE WILL BE ZERO TOLERANCE. VIOLATORS WILL BE

ESCORTED FROM THE POWWOW GROUNDS.

Please keep your children under proper supervision. We want everyone to be safe while having a good time.

“Indian people tend to ignore or walk away from improper behavior rather than confront and embarrass the

offender.” W.E. McIntosh. Creek Chief, retired.

Dance Arena

Dancers, Please be on time.

Dancers, please follow the Head Dancers. Some dances are for certain individuals only. The Head Dancers will

know and lead you. Listen to the Master of Ceremonies. He will announce dance times and other important

information.

Items of Interest

Saturday: Gate opens 10:00 a.m.

Grand Entry 12:00 p.m.

Live auction begins 2:30 p.m.

Raffle

Gate closes 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: Gate opens 10:00 a.m.

Grand Entry 12:00 p.m.

Silent auction ends 2:30 p.m.

Raffle

Gate closes 4:00 p.m.

Nause Waiwash Band of Indians: Pride in preserving our history, enhancing our culture and maintaining our traditions through education; now and

for generations to come.

Cambridge Cold Weather Shelter

Pit Beef Lunch

Thursday, September 19, 2019

from 11 a.m. until appx. 2 p.m. (or until sold out)

Cost—$8.00 each

Westbound Rt. 50 at Maryland Avenue

Cambridge, MD

Lunch includes sandwich, chips & drink.

For business deliveries of 3 orders or more by 9/16

contact Donna at 410-726-4064.

Advance orders appreciated.

Thank you for your support!

Serving the most

vulnerable in our

community.

Contact: Donna Engle, President 410-726-4064 jazzmagg@comcast.net

Cambridge Cold

Weather Shelter, Inc.

Working collaboratively with, and Located at: The Salvation Army 200 Washington Street Cambridge, MD 21613

Helping the most Vulnerable

The Cambridge Cold Weather Shelter is a Maryland non-profit, 501(c)3

corporation whose primary purpose is to provide emergency shelter for homeless

persons and families, especially in the winter months and to connect them with

community services to move them out of homelessness. CCWS is an all volunteer

organization which gives the homeless a warm place to sleep and two meals per

day from December 1 through March 31 every year. This is possible completely because of the help

and donations from churches, organizations, & individuals in our community, and fundraisers held.

Hope for a brighter tomorrow.

A secondary purpose is to educate the local community in the scope, causes, and other issues related

to homelessness in our community.

The people who stay at the Shelter receive help, not only with a place to stay for

the night and a meal, they also receive advocate help with things such as:

Help with job placement

Help with finding permanent home or transitional housing.

Social work

Help with finding community resources.

We are at the beginning of an effort with the Salvation Army to develop and build a comprehensive

care facility to work with homeless and transitional housing and services in our community.

You Can Help!

The CCWS can use help with: Fundraisers Preparing and serving meals Volunteers Donations

Donations can be sent to: Cambridge Cold Weather Shelter c/o Delmarva Community Action Center 1000 Goodwill Avenue Cambridge, MD 21613

Cambridge-South Dorchester High School 2475 CAMBRIDGE BYPASS CAMBRIDGE, MD 21613 410-228-9224

Teaming for Success Administration Counselors Mr. Jerome Stover, Principal Mr. Kurtis Thomas, 12th grade Ms. Linda Mullen, Assistant Principal Ms. Wendy Bowens, 11th grade

Ms. Laretha Payton, Assistant Principal Mrs. Kristi King, 10th grade Ms. Phylicia Smith, Assistant Principal Ms. Sonya Dashiell, 9th grade

It is our mission to provide the students of Cambridge-South Dorchester with a variety of programs in a safe and caring environment where we will enable them to be successful in any post-secondary endeavor. Through these programs, students will become productive citizens as we help them develop intellectually, personally, socially,

ethically and physically. Cambridge-South Dorchester will serve the community as a center for educational, artistic and athletic programs, gatherings and meetings.

Invoice

Cambridge South Dorchester High School

Athletic Banner Ads

Banner Prices

New-$400.00

Renewal-$300.00

Scoreboard-$150.00

Contact by phone-Gavin Parker (302)448-1821 or Bob Remeto (443)521-5248

Invoice for CSDHS Athletic Program Banner Ad

Please complete below:

Company Name:________________________________

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Please make check payable to and mail to: Amount Paid__________

CSDHS Football

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**Please include a business card or submit your business information as you would like it displayed

on banner or scoreboard

Lower Shore Training Session:

Tuesday, October 8th from 9-12:00 pm

Chesapeake College

416 Race Street

Cambridge, MD 21613

What is IRONClub Maryland?This non-profit booster organiza-tion was created to support IRONMAN endurance events in Dorchester County, including IRONMAN Maryland—one of only 13 full-length IRONMAN triathlons in the United States. IRONClub Maryland raises the $100,000 licensing fee required by IRONMAN to host an event. Compared to the economic impact, it’s a fantastic return on investment.

Putting Maryland on the Map with IRONMAN Events

VOLUNTEERSEach year, Eagleman and IRONMAN Maryland together require about 2,200 volunteers, who give a total of some 10,000 volunteer hours. Groups that volunteer have received a total of $40,000 in volunteerism grant donations annually—part of the $300,000 that the IRONMAN Foundation has given to local nonprofits, including YMCA, Habitat for Humanity, Dorchester County Public schools, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and volunteer fire departments.

ACCOLADES• IRONMAN Maryland earned the top “Athlete’s

Choice Award” in 2017, ranking #1 in “overall satisfaction” among athletes.

• Eagleman was selected as the location for the North American Tri-Club Championships in 2019.

ATHLETES from AROUND the WORLDEagleman and IRONMAN Maryland annually have drawn a combined 4,000 athletes from nearly every state in the United States and more than 70 countries, plus their friends and family members they bring as spectators. Which means the events introduce thousands to Dorchester County and the State of Maryland.

ECONOMIC IMPACTBased on the economic impact reports, over the last five years both IRONMAN Maryland and Eagleman have generated over $25 million to our local economy! This includes hotel and property rentals, dining, shopping, and entertainment from athletes and guests during both events and the days leading up to them. Amazingly, the impact studies do not include the additional financial impact to the community that we receive from the athletes who make many trips to the area prior to each race to practice and train!

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6:15—$500.00 7:15—$500.00 8:15—$500.00 9:15—$500.00

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HOOPERS ISLAND VOL. FIRE COMPANY

GUN BASH HELD AT: SAIL WINDS PARK 200 BYRN STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MD 21613

ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL UNTIL OCTOBER 1, 2019

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO AND MAIL TO

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PO BOX 125, FISHING CREEK, MD 21634

OCTOBER 13, 2019

12 PM - 6 PM

DOORS OPEN AT 11AM

TICKETS $45.00 EACH MARCH 2019 WAS SOLD OUT – ORDER YOUR TICKETS EARLY

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT

Hoopers Island General Store, Old Salty’s Restaurant, Bennett’s Seed & Feed, Chesapeake Outdoors,

Preston Hyundai Service Dept. (ask for Will Perry), Winks Sporting Goods,

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Help us bowl for a brighter future

Help us strike a new fundraising goal in Dorchester County! Invite your family, friends, and co-workers to have a ball with you this November. Enjoy an evening of bowling, laughter, and prizes for a good cause. Each bowler is encouraged to collect pledges for Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore to help Kindergarten through

12th-grade students right here in our community. Bowl us over by making our inaugural Dorchester County Bowl-A-Thon a success!

$25 registration fee includes a slice of pizza, soda, bowling for 2 hours, and shoe rental.

WIN TEAM PRIZESWIN TEAM PRIZES Raise $200 and each team member receives a free event t-shirt.

Raise $400 and each team member receives a free stainless water bottle.Raise $600+ and receive (1) team gift card for a free team lunch!

Register online at EasternShoreJA.org to start fundraising!

Please contact Lisa Thornton at lisa.thornton@ja.org if you’reinterested in participating in or sponsoring this event!

Wednesday, November 13, 2019Registration Starts at 5:30 PMBowling Starts at 6:00 PM

Choptank Bowling Center1200 Goodwill Ave, Cambridge, MD 21613

sponsorship

opportunities

strike SPONSOR• Mentions in all press releases and social media posts• Logo on official event t-shirts and event banner• 1 bowling team included• Logo on event website• Multiple sponsorships available

spare SPONSORspare SPONSOR• Logo on official event t-shirts and event banner• 1 bowling team included• Logo on event website• Banner on one bowling lane• Multiple sponsorships available

LANE SPONSOR• Logo on o• Logo on official event t-shirts• 1 bowling team included• Banner on one bowling lane• Multiple sponsorships available

Proceeds from the JA Bowl-A-Thon help Junior Achievement to provide financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurial programs to over 9,400 students in 6 counties here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

$2,500

$1,000

$500

Please reach out to Lisa Thornton at lisa.thornton@ja.org if you’re interested inparticipating in or sponsoring this event.

Wednesday, November 13, 2019Registration Starts @ 5:30 PM | Bowling Starts @ 6:00 PM

Choptank Bowling Center1200 Goodwill Ave, Cambridge, MD 21613