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Reader Friendly
Education Specialist April
Campbell reads "Coyote
and the Laughing
Butterflies" by Harriet
Peck Taylor to the
Mawich group of 4 and 5
year olds in the pre
school reading program.
Every Monday morning,
volunteer readers take a
turn at sharing a book
with the children and
the response has been
good with the volunteer
slots filled up through
June now.
Photos by Ron Karten
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Fresh Coat - Tribal
ber Steve Hudson painted the modulars late last year making them look as good as
new. When he's not spiffing up the place, Hudson is a blues musician that can be
found at Spirit Mountain Casino's Blues Thursday.
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She's Home Tribal member Jessie Brann's new home recently arrived at
Grand Meadows making her the newest member of the community. "I finally
made it," said Brann about her new home.
TIM CONWAY &
HARVEY KORMAN
Together Again
Special Guest Star Louise DuArt
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THURSDAY, APRIL 1 0, 2003
SHOW TIME: 6pm & 9pm
TICKET PRICES: $35 & $45
Contact the Coyote Club
for details 1-8OO-760-7977.
Highway 18, Grand Ronde
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