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The Western Shoshone Defense Project invites
all citizens and supporters o f the Western
Shoshone Nation to the 3rd Annual
Spring
Gathering
at the Dann Ranch
Crescent Valley
Nevada
March
23rd-27th
1995
artwork courtesy of Jack Malone
Please join us for the 3rd Annual Spring Gathering
Each year the Gathering provides an opportunity for supporters o f the Western
Shoshone to meet and learn more about the issues surrounding indigenous sovereignty This year we ate especially hopeful that the
RECYCLING MEANS
NOTHING
IF YOU DON’T CLOSE THE LOOP!
Gathering w ill be a time for the New e (The People) to come together to assess the past years successes and failures, putting our hearts
and minds together to envision a brighter future
Representatives o f other N ative American Nations w ill be here to share insight and
knowledge based upon their own people s experiences
Activities w ill include sunrise ceremonies, sweats, talk circles, and a feast
You need lo buv recycled products made from the paper you
recycle. At Peacetree. we know the issues. W e ll help you satisfy
your paper needs based on cost and environmental sensitivity.
W h a t to B rin g : W e ask that all participants come as self-sufficient as possible
You II need a tent, warm sleeping bag and/or
blankets, warm clothes, ram jacket, toilet paper, flashlight or lantern, cup. plate and utensils
about 5 00 0 ft elevation
W e ll be camping on the valley floor at
The weather at this time o f year is unpredictable, it could be snow, it could be muddy, it could be warm and
dry. so be prepared' W hile we hope to be able to feed everyone, please bring sufficient food for your own needs just in case A camp
stove would also be useful
Bulk food donations for the community kitchen w ill help keep everyone fed
Volunteers are needed to help set-up. cook, and clean up
committed to a code o f non-violence
Com e early and stay late'
Donations (m atenals/m oney/energy) are always welcome
Call us for a catalog o f household, office and
packaging products. O r stop by our office
M /W /T h 12 - 4 pm to sec for yourself!
7AM — 2PM
The W S D P is
Alcohol, drugs and firrarms are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN!!!
H ow Io G e t H e re: Crescent V alley is located about half way between Reno and Salt Lake City
261 (State Route 306. Beowawe/Crescent Valley)
Proceed south on SR 306 for 19 miles
Follow Interstate 80. taking Exit
After entering the town o f Crescent Valley
look for signs
Peacetree Recycled Paper
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Cannon Beach
503/282-7266
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Closed Mon. & Tues.
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