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1998 International Huna Seminar

Posted by Huna Research, Inc. on October 13, 1997 at 20:21:31:

The 20th Annual Internation Huna Seminar will be held in
Santa Fe, New Mexico June 11-14, 1998! Everyone is
invited.

All the wonderful people who speak at our annual
seminars are volunteers only. All income generated goes
to support the activities of the Huna Fellowship
including publishing, general operating costs, seminar
expenses, etc. All Board members, writers, officers,
and Seminar/Workshop presenters work on a voluntary
basis to keep your costs down, because HUNA IS A GIFT.

Let's all meet in Santa Fe for the 1998 International
Huna Seminar, June 11-14. We'll have a full weekend of
workshops, classes, lectures, and demonstrations lined
up, along with....

Location
Location
Location

Santa Fe is a place to experience Native cultures,
people, and habitations, see dances, buy arts and
crafts, and visit ruins of ancient civilizations.
Indians lived here more than 1000 years ago.

Casual dress is accepted in most of Santa Fe's 200+
restaurants. Every variety of ethnic food is available
with Southwestern quisine remaining a staple.
The city is one of the largest art markets in the world.

Stroll Canyon Road for folk art, clothing, jewelry
boutiques, many art galleries and even a bird sanctuary.

It's dry, usually less than 40% humidity with cool
nights and mornings even in July and August. The aver-
age high for June is 79°F or 26°C.

Seminar Speakers

A host of speakers have indicated their intentions to
be there, including James Alexander, John Bainbridge,
Greg Boyd, Mary Buckner, Loretta Grabowski, Mary Jo
Gulden-Birch, Henry Krotoschin, Pali Jae Lee, Jay Roth,
Lloyd Youngblood, Bob "Lone Bear" Walls, and (of course)
Dr. Otha Wingo... more to come!

Contact Huna Research, Inc. if you are interested in
attending or presenting a lecture or workshop at The
1998 International Huna Seminar in Santa Fe, NM. Speakers
will receive a full or partial waiver of seminar fees.

For more information,contact

Huna Research, Inc.
1760 Anna Street
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-4504 USA
573-334-3478
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hunahq
e-mail Huna@LDD.Net

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: The 20th Annual Internation Huna Seminar will be held in : Santa Fe, New Mexico June 11-14, 1998! Everyone is : invited. : All the wonderful people who speak at our annual : seminars are volunteers only. All income generated goes : to support the activities of the Huna Fellowship : including publishing, general operating costs, seminar : expenses, etc. All Board members, writers, officers, : and Seminar/Workshop presenters work on a voluntary : basis to keep your costs down, because HUNA IS A GIFT. : : Let's all meet in Santa Fe for the 1998 International : Huna Seminar, June 11-14. We'll have a full weekend of : workshops, classes, lectures, and demonstrations lined : up, along with.... : Location : Location : Location : Santa Fe is a place to experience Native cultures, : people, and habitations, see dances, buy arts and : crafts, and visit ruins of ancient civilizations. : Indians lived here more than 1000 years ago. : Casual dress is accepted in most of Santa Fe's 200+ : restaurants. Every variety of ethnic food is available : with Southwestern quisine remaining a staple. : The city is one of the largest art markets in the world. : Stroll Canyon Road for folk art, clothing, jewelry : boutiques, many art galleries and even a bird sanctuary. : It's dry, usually less than 40% humidity with cool : nights and mornings even in July and August. The aver- : age high for June is 79°F or 26°C. : Seminar Speakers : A host of speakers have indicated their intentions to : be there, including James Alexander, John Bainbridge, : Greg Boyd, Mary Buckner, Loretta Grabowski, Mary Jo : Gulden-Birch, Henry Krotoschin, Pali Jae Lee, Jay Roth, : Lloyd Youngblood, Bob "Lone Bear" Walls, and (of course) : Dr. Otha Wingo... more to come! : Contact Huna Research, Inc. if you are interested in : attending or presenting a lecture or workshop at The : 1998 International Huna Seminar in Santa Fe, NM. Speakers : will receive a full or partial waiver of seminar fees. : For more information,contact : Huna Research, Inc. : 1760 Anna Street : Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-4504 USA : 573-334-3478 : http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hunahq : e-mail Huna@LDD.Net