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; center's one-year anniversary celebration. We can get anyi
sbration began Saturday night with Sid Cae- ? all the big gr
nogene Coca's debut performance of their "I don't thinl
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Center Director Ron Pearson said he hopes here if it weren'
il arts center will continue to draw both big- Fran Baer, who
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a chance.' We want them to know it's qual- formances by si
ng this trust takes time," Pearson said. vid Kim, pianisi
and Coca's comedy routine drew Columbia Boys Choir. Th
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nter to the year-old cultural arts facility, formance of "V
resident Peggy LaCons, on her first visit to people to the a
, said she was impressed with the center and guests and 150,(
ly making plans to come back. "It's beauti- Construction
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ago," she said. scheduling prob
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and Coca's bringing back American comedy appearance bees
>m 50 years ago made the experience great, house the event
resident Richard Drewery said. After the spa
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nee together since the "Your Show of the 45 x 60 fo
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al TV show, Caesar's miming a boy at his schedule.
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seen more skits with Imogene. It really gine anyone noi
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