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Tuesday, August 10, 2010 – Daily News – 5A Discovery Center summer camps conclude The Sacramento River Discovery Center con- cluded a very successful Summer Day camps pro- gram with the campers and families learning about the native Ameri- cans that would camp in the area of the Mendoci- no National Forest’s Red Bluff Recreation Area near the Sacramento River during the hot summer months. Mem- bers of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki taught campers about Indian Fry Bread and helped them learn about the his- tory of the Nomlaki. The Paskenta Band of Nom- laki are the providers of funding that make the Summer camps possible for local youth through a generous grant that funds the camp’s director’s position. Zach Whitten, camp director and instructor, led campers this week on a journey exploring the life style of many of the Native American tribes throughout North Ameri- ca. Campers learned about the variety of foods, games, stories and Courtesy photo Members of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki teach SRDC campers about Indian Fry bread and about the history of the band during the last day of the SRDC Summer Camps program. dress of the peoples who occupied the lands before the white man. The last day of camp the students got to eat the Indian fry bread from the secret recipe of the Nom- laki tribal elders, the Freeman family. The Freeman family has been American Embroidery Mart 446 Antelope Blvd. #34 (530) 527-4446 Custom and corporate logos for embroidery. “If I can hoop it, I can embroider it.” No job is too large or too small. No minimum order required. Tuesday - Friday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm e-mail: info@americanembroiderymart.com Always a Realtor on call! 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