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Iroquois Nation Readies for Another Year

Members of the Iroquois Nation's Navajo Tribe at the Induction Ceremony at the Annual Fall Campout, a rite of passage for Father and Daughter alike.

The Fall always comes too fast. It seems only yesterday school was letting out and the panorama of summer stretched before us all. And then, in a twinkling of fireflies, it’s Back-to-School, and with it, the new Indian Princess Season gets underway.

Here in the Iroquois, we’re readying for an exciting year ahead, from new Chiefs and new members, to a new Induction Ceremony and a new Fall Campout location!  Of course, what hasn’t changed is our commitment to good times and good fun with our friends in the Iroquois!

So stay tuned, friends – the best is yet to come!

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All Roads Lead to Fall Registration

Yes, friends, it’s that time of year! The kiddies are back in school, the Labor Day weekend will have come and gone, the first hint of a fall chill will creep into the air (prior to some inexplicable heatwave in October) and thoughts will turn leaves rustling on forest trails, bonfires in the woods at night, connecting with the traditions of the past while looking to the future.

In other words – classic Indian Scouts and Indian Princess weather.

And you’ll want to get signed up now to be sure you’ll be able to enjoy all of our fine traditions, from the first meeting to the first campout. It’s easy and fun to do –– just download our 2011-2012 registration form and bring it with you (as well as your registration fee) to visit us at the South Park Rec Center on Friday night, September 9th, from 6 to 9pm. Drop on by anytime, meet with current members, get your questions answered and sign up to start a year of excitement and memory making!