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Mendota 12th Annual Welcome Home Traditional Wacipi.

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Mendota’s 12th Annual Welcome Home Traditional Wacipi, Sept 9,10,&11, 2011.

The Wacipi is at St Peter’s Church,1405 Sibley Memorial Hwy, Mendota MN 55150.

On Sept 9, we lite the fire at 5:05, followed by a POTLUCK!

Please go to our web-site www.mendotadakota.com

Mendota’s email mmdc01@comcast.net

Mendota’s phone number 651-452-4141, ask for Sharon or Jim.

This year is our giveaway!

Donations needed for the Wacipi.

We will be updating asap.

Thank You, Jim Anderson Chairman, Sharon Lennartson Vice Chairwoman &

The Wacipi ( Pow Wow ) Committee.

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