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Dancing on The Water After 9 p.m,
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RUBBER
6,70x15 tube-type
$
FOR,
7,S0x14 or 6.70x15 tubeless
FOR
8.00x14 tubeless
PRICES
O!NG
with
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6.50x13 tubeless
8.25 x14 tubeless
BBER
FOR
8.55 x14 tubeless
PLUS TAX AND TWO TRADE.IN
HAUB.ELLI$OPt CO.
Front & Grove lgth & Pacific Ave. 5th & E Main
SHELTON TACOMA PUYALLuP
SINCE 1920
TIRES
ALIGNMENT
RECAPPING
TRUCK SERVICE
I
iof Olyn|pia.
MR. AND MRS. HUBERT 13ez-
ley and Tina of Eugene, Qre., eall-
,t,~qd ,on the James Hiekson fami,ly
, | 8tulday. .
Alberta Evers, daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. Wayne Ewws, was boner
guest Jtlne .I in her l)ltren{:-V heine
al a pre-birthday dinner [o eele-
, braLe l~er fifieentk whleh i)eellri+ed
0n Saturday. GuesLs were Mr. and
Mrs. TFUllltln Meyers of Melbourne.
who brought with them Mrs. Grace
Smith of l)cs Moines.
Mrs. E. S. Evers of Satsop spenl
'~ few days with thc Evers. and
Pare Holman of Shelton was Sat-
urday gnest of Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of
Shelton presented grandparents,
Mrs. William Scott of Hoodsl)ort,
George Harper of Olympia and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirk wi£h a n~exv
grandson, James Scott who was
horn ,]line 3, He weighed in :it a
husky eiaht ponnds rind nine
ollnees.
Cltarl[e Brawn attained his 12tll
birthday June 10 and had grand+
mother. Mrs. Alma Baker in to en- I
jOy birthday cake with him-and
others of the family.
Barbara Brown left Monday Io~
spend Lhe week at Pullm'm and
attend the slate 4-H Conference.
Peggy Bloomfield graduated
from Irene S. Reed High school
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Bloomfield and sister, Darlene, at-
tended.
Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Bloomfield held a snrprtse
party for Peggy. There was a love-
ly sheet cake decorated with red
THE OYSTER HOUSE RESTAURANT
3 miles We~~pf.t.~ir ori Hood Canal
We Take Pride in Our
HOMEBAKED BREAD and PASTRIES
We specialize in a wide variety of homec~ked meals.
Serving--Breakfast- I_U:,c:~ --- Dinner
Seafoods +-- Steaks --- C,i,i:!~on, etc.
IIOOI)SPORT MARINA &, COFFEE BAR
• Attention Fishermen and Early Risers
Open 6 a.m. for Breakfast - Luncheon Special Daily
• Elec. Elevator Launching- Any Tide
• Bait --- Tackle -- Gas -- Storage Phone 877-5362
Bob & June Fredrlckson owners Next to Aquarium
MILLO'S DINER
On Hood Canal near PoLlatch on Hwy 101 near power house
LUNCH -- DINNER
...... Oar Speciall y
• BREASTED CHICKEN Ifinger-li(~kiIl' Kood)
We feature SEAFOOD, too!
Phone 877-9788 .... Take-Out OrderM
WALT'S ROBIN HOOD LODGI,
lZ.~ Mile South of Union on Beautiful Hood Canal
,Open 1) a.m. i l0 pro.
LUNCHES -- DINNERS -- BANQUETS
Featuring: Steaks, Seafoods and Southern
Fried Chicken
Try Our Fabulous Home Baked Pies
TIMBER'S RESTAURANT =.i
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4,¸. ,
/th
Featuring Flavor Crisp Chicken
Home Made Pastries and Bread
Open 6 - 10 Daily
Courteous Servioe and G~od Coffee
Monlesano Dairy Day I ~ ,or Ord,,s To Go Ca,, ,.>6-:,,+I++
Is Set For June 26 ";fI~E-'S--ItEL--TO---N--]iO-+E-I:--"
MONTESANO---+The 1965 Wash- i ................ Dining Cuisine +at Its Best
ing'ton State Dairy Princess, Specializing in
whose identity will n()t be known PRIME RIB OF BEEF
until Friday, will make her first Open 6-10 weekdays
public appearance, following ker 6-.12 Friday & Saturday
Seattle coronution, at the eighth Dancing to Lh, c Music Fri. & Sat. Nights
annual Montesano D a i r y Day
Satut day ~"
Escorted by Grays Harbor Dairy TAYLOR-TOWNE CAFE
Princess Ronl~ine Caroline Darrin On Highway, i01 6 mil~ s().of Sl~'elton
Railroad
of the Wishkah Valley and her
court, the State'Princess will have
a place of honor in the Dairy Day
parade starting at 1:30 p.m. Sat-
urday afternoon. F eatured will be
the 21st Army Band fronl Fort
Lewis, the Bhie Angels drum and
bugle corps and the l{eith High-
landers Pipe Band, both f;rom Se-
attlc.
Tile Simpson Timber Company
751h anniversary float, a. prize
winner in the Forest Festival Paul
Bunyan parade, will be an out-
standing feature of the Montesano
Dairy Day parade.
State Director of Agriculture
Don Moos and Assistant Director
Cameron Adams will review the
parade with Lhe dairy princesses.
A dozen, or. more, floats prepared
by farm youth groups will be join-
ed by other units representing
Granges, civic organizations and
nearby communities, well over 50
units in all.
A beef barbecue, prepared by
the Grays Harbor Cattlemen's As-
sociation, will be a new feature,
using a beef animal from the prize
Polled Shorthorn herd of J. W.
Bennett, recently named Grays
Harbor Cattleman of the Year.
The day's events will conclude
with a. ~treet squal~ dance.
• Thursday Special --8-oz. New York Cut Steak $1.75
• Delicious Home Made Pie -- Manila Clams --
Fresh From Bay
• Davey Crocketts for the small fry
Every Day 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Phone 426-8501
MAMIE'S GRILL
1934 olympic Highway North on Mountain View
BREAKFAST- LUNCH -- DINNER
Special Dinners Daily -- Frted Clams -- Oysters
• Buckwheat Hotcakes Anytime .
WE MAKE OUR OWN PIES!
GOOD COFFEE
Open Sunday during the Summer
LAKE.CUS AN_RESORT
Seafood, Chicken, Char-Broiled Steaks ~.=. '~ "~
Prepared to perfection by our own chef ~
Cocktails in the Liars' Den Banquets--Parties ~
Phone 877-5388 for reservations \' ~'~
Open 6-10 p.m. Daily--Closed Monday ~ ....
Sunday 1-6 p.m. Tex Payton
TIIE PIZZA GARDEN
114 2nd
Italian Foods • Home Made Pizzas
Oioon Tuesday through Thursday -- 3 to 10 p.m.
Friday & Saturday --- 3 p.m. to 12 midnight
Food Orders to Go --- Call 426-8011