Linda Meanus, 64, a Warm Springs-Yakima tribal member, dances on Saturday during the 22nd annual Pow Wow at Western Oregon University.David Yelloweye, 44, a Northern Cheyenne-Lakota, receives help with his dance outfit from his daughter Kimi Yelloweye before performing in a dance on Saturday.James Thinn, right and Chet Clark — both Navajo (Dineeh) tribe members — beat out time as members of the Shoneah Drum Circle.Stuart Whitehead, 57, of Siletz, left, and Matt Ruff, 31, of McMinnville, take part in a men’s traditional dance on Saturday during the Pow Wow at Western Oregon University. Both men are members of the Siletz Tribe.
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