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Mon., May 24, 1999

BOBFest ‘99 needs volunteers The Chase Youth Commission is looking for teen volunteers to help make BOBFest a success. Volunteering is a great way to meet new people while listening to the great music being played by local teen bands. For more information on volunteering, call Beth Perrey at (509) 625-6440.

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