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Caption Members of the 'Trail of Light' teaching team that visited four Indian Reservations in Washington state and one in Idaho are (left to right) Jones Wongittilin, a Siberian-Yupik Eskimo from Savoonga, Alaska; Linda Proulx, a Cree-Métis from Stratford, Ontario, Canada; Doris Eckroth, a Cherokee from Malone, New York; team captain Hazel Lovelace, a Tlingit from Anchorage, Alaska, who served as over-all coordinator for the training-deepening before the project began; Joanne Langan, a Saulteaux from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada; Barbara Healy, a Blood Indian from Blue Sky, Alberta, Canada; Laurie King, a Tlingit from Eagle River, Alaska; George Schinkel, a Tlingit from Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 594, page 6. View as PDF

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