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P.O. Box 1171 April - May -June 2017
Lancaster, California 93584
Volume 33, Number 2

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Owl and Bear Play
President Sez 1
BY MUSEUM CURATOR, PEGGY RONNING
Owl and Bear Play 1 - 2
Gift Shop 2 - 4
Outdoor Play Owl and the Bear Returns to More Museum Info, online & Face5ook 5
the Museum Friends of AVIM Directors 2016-2017 5
AVIM Contact Info & FAVIM Membership 5
This year's performance of our youth play, Owl
and the Bear, will take place on Saturday, May
6, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
President Sez:
The play will be performed outside at Little
by Don Borchers
Theatre of the Standing Rocks, just north of
Wanted
the museum.
FAVIM Board Members!
Tickets are on sale in advance at the museum.
FAVIM needs Board Members with new ideas to
Tickets will also be available for sale the
help the Antelope Valley Indian Museum & CA
evening of the event.
State Parks to move forward in promoting the
Museum to the AV Community.

If you have expertise in accounting,
fund raising, retail, legal, publicity, etc. and
you are interested, please send an e-mail to
Don Borchers at: d.and.b@mac.com

The Owl and the Bear is based on a story told
by Chumash storytellers Ted and Dennis
Garcia. I adapted it as a play with the gracious
permission of Ted Garcia.

The story explains why Owl has large bulging
eyes and a short beak, and why she only comes
out at night. The story also demonstrates how
vanity and bear hugs can be dangerous.

In addition to the performance, which starts at
7:00, the museum and gift shop will be open
Four of the cast of Muhu and the Bear 201
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