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JANUARY 15, 2005
Bald Eagles Explained, Blessed
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Ceremony On
Sunday, January 9,
employees from Spirit
Mountain Casino
hosted Save the Eagle
Day at Baskett Slough National
Wildlife Refuge on Highway 22.
Members from the Oregon Zoo
brought Chinook, a captive Eagle,
to explain living and eating habits
of the Bald Eagle. Baskett Slough
Manager KenNiethammer (below),
gave thanks to Food and Beverage
Manager Toby TenEyck and Spirit
Mountain Casino for donating a new
telescope to the park. Bottom left,
Tribal member Dietrich Peters shows
his wife Rose a falcon in the distance.
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Tribe's New Elder Foster Care
Facility Dedicated With Ceremony
T Tribal Council members (below) break ground for the new Elder Foster
Housing facilities.
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welcomes everone to the Elder Foster Housing Groundbreaking Ceremony.
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refreshments, cake andaviewing of the plans (belowright).
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