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Slideshow: Tonasket CCC Talent Show 2015

By Gary DeVon • February 12, 2015 5:50 pm

Tags: Casey Stephenson, CCC of Tonasket, Denny Richardson, Doni Philips, Julie Alley, Noni Alley, Quill Hyde, Ruby Marchand, Sonny Lanigan, Tonasket CCC

Tonasket CCC Talent Show 2015

Tags: Casey Stephenson, CCC of Tonasket, Denny Richardson, Doni Philips, Julie Alley, Noni Alley, Quill Hyde, Ruby Marchand, Sonny Lanigan, Tonasket CCC

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