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of Old Mexico
I Authentic
Food
OPEN
North
OUT ONL y
Root Bear
The Meolmoker
Back
-to-
School
Basket
Special
All of Our Baskets Feature Tangy
Cole Slaw and Crispy French Fries.
A Delicious Meal in Itself!
30€ off
All Baskets
Thru Wednesday, 9-13-78
Minor's on Mt.
View
ESTAURANT
rib
III
Robin Hood **
Restaurant &
Friar Tuck Room **
at Union on beautiful Hood Canal
Enjoy Fine l)ining and Cocktails
k, 7 Days A Week
r DINING HOURS: "X"
Sunday thru Thursday "X"
4| 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. "3("
,,, Friday & Saturday ";v
II d 7 a.m. to II p.m. .)
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" Friday and Satt, r(lly Night .
() io I in the h)unge. "X"
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iOll8 Recommended Phone 898-3113
D-A-N.€.E
FOLLOWING
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ENROLLMENT
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Sate, Sept. 9
Registration &
Social 5:30
Dinner, 6:30
Join Our
Moose Family
P-I-Z-Z-A
P-A-R-T-Y
Every
Thursday Night
6:00 to 10:00
LARGE, EXTRA
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Across
Delicious Mouth Watering
P-I-Z-Z.A
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sing along
Matlock:
August rain reported
By DORA HEARING Lake and visited friends at Fir Medical Lake spent Friday
There were 5.15 inches of Lane Terrace Convalescent evening and Saturday with their
rain in August in this vicinity. Center. folks. They took their son,
Matiock Grange held its Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier David, back after he spent the
regular meeting last Friday were guests Tuesday evening of summer with his grandparents.
evening and gave the obligation Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker
to two new members. Mrs. Brian
Brehmeyer and Stanley
Goodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Swearingen of Skokomish Grange
were visitors.
We were saddened by the
death of Mrs. Berl Van Norman
at the Fir Lane Terrace
Convalescent Center last week,
Wednesday. Her funeral services
Enumclaw. They went to Seattle
and spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Max Cash.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
Rodger Spalding and family.
Steve Legacy of Tacoma spent
the weekend at the Valley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier
spent Sunday at Rainier with the
Paul Rossmaier family. Sunday
spent Sunday and Labor Day
with Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Bartleson of Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bennett
returned last week from Montana
where they visited relatives. Mrs.
Bennett's sister, Helen of
Olympia, is spending a few days
at their home.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
David Knipschield of Tacoma
enjoyed dinner at Clinkerdagger
in Tacoma to celebrate
Geraldine's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sollosy
and Harvey of Seattle are
spending the holidays with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Rand Iversen.
Mrs. Don Siehl and family of
Washougal spent last week,
Monday, at the Grant Siehl
home.
Mrs. Arthur Armstrong of
Bellevue, Mrs. Byron Wiser, Mrs.
Charles O'Neill and Genevieve
Gennel of Seattle were dinner
guests of the William Barnes Sr.
for their annual visit to Hobby
Horse Ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. William Harris, Mrs.
PJM. Farrell of Montesano and
Mrs. Elvin Hearing enjoyed a trip
on Hood Canal last week,
were at Batstone Funeral Home evening the LeRoyValley family Film
Saturday. She leaves a daughter, called on the Rossmaiers.
Betty Mendenhall and several Mrs. Frances Schoening of h ° t'l
grandchildren. Olympia called on Mrs. Herbert SooOWI n
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert BrehmeyerSr. Saturday. pl-la ea-'
Brehmeyer Jr., and Beth and Ira Matlock Pinochle Club will n n
and Mr. and Mrs. I.C. Ford have its annual dinner this
Saturday evening at 6 p.m.
Mrs. Grant Siehl and Brian
Fitting went to Orting Friday
afternoon and visited the Gene
Fitting family. They and the
Fitting family came back
Sunday. The Gene Fittings spent
Labor Day here. Dawne Siehl of
Sumner was at the Grant Siehl
home for the weekend.
Mrs. Bill Johnson and
q
daughters, Candi and Kimerli,
and the farmer's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Sandy Mulanax, went by
ferry to Ketchikan, Alaska and
on a seaplane to Meyers Chuck
for 10 days. They flew back on
the plane to SeaTac and returned
home last week, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Brehmeyer Jr. and Beth and Ira
and Mr. and Mrs. David
Knipsehield of Tacoma, spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. I.C. Ford to see the pictures
Wednesday and, had lunch at they took while in Alaska this The gift
Fearless Freddie s. They visited summer. Beauty is the gift of God.
Mrs. Henry Sandstrom at Island Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker of Aristotle
The stbry is old, but the
perspective is updated and
brought into sharp focus by the
film The Gospel Road to be
shown September 10 at the
Church of God, 307 East F.
Street. The showing will begin at
6:00 p.m.
The Gospel Road, distributed
by World Wide Pictures, was
conceived and produced by
Johnny Cash and his wife, June
Carter Cash, whose desire was to
tell the story of Jesus Christ in a
realistic and meaningful way.
The film is a blend of
scripture-based narrative, an
abundant supply of specially
written songs and a series of
in-depth character .portrayals,
with Israel itself as the mixing
bowl.
JUST
TELEPHONE
CHEV.0LDS
50th
Anniversary
Used
Pickups
'78 GMC /2 TON
PICKUP
Only 2,000 miles, auto.,
radio, 6 cyl., HD bumper.
*4995
'77
EL CAMINO
6 cyl., 3 speed, radio,
power steering,
12,000 miles.
'469S
'77 CHEV
1 TON
Fleelllde, 6 cyl., 3 speed,
radio, H.D. bumper
20,000 miles.
*4395
'74 FORD 1,5 TON
PICKUP
360 V8, automatic
steering, brakes, radio,
mar wheels, wide oval tires.
'319S
'74 DODGE % TON
4x4 CLUB CAB
ADVENTURER
360 VS, automatic,
steering, radio, Michelin radials,
'75 CHEV % TON
350 V8, automatic, steering,
brakes, Cheyenne, canopy
'77 CHEV % TON
350 V8, automatic, steering,
brakes, radio, 24,000 miles.
Used Cars
'77 NOVA
CONCOURS
4 dr., air conditioning
'76 Chevette
"WOODY"
*1195
QUICKLY & EASILY
F-R-I-I
Every Wed. Night.
8:00-9:00
Ph. 426.6917
SANDERSON FIELD
at the '75 FORD SEDAN
Piano-Organ LTD LANDAU
Air, AM/FM stereo with
- BAR - tope'automatic'p°wersteerin9'
brakes, power seat, cruise control.
FOR THE BEST IN Was$3295
SHELTON MUSIC SUl-.'leeUal*2995
COME EARLY !
STAY LATE...
'76 FORD PINTO
4 cyI., 4 speed,
Save bottles, w.,.,.
cans, ........ =- ......... =- .... ............. "-wt|vYg'""-
batteries for ........ ....... - - .... '76
blind kids-- ,, MALIBU CLASSIC
Sedan, air conditioning
426-2352 Just pick up the telephone. That's what telephone Trans- automatlc, steerlng,brakes, radio.
Fund is all about. It's designed for the busy people, people
LEA RN who can't spend a lot of valuable time transferring needed $31
9
5
funds from their savings account to their local checking
TO account, or vice versa. You can do it all with one telephone ' -- oWaaons
DA NCE c00ll. Come to our office todav, make the necessary arrange-
ments, and from there on one telephone call does the job. '74 Datsun 610
'73 Vega Estate
'72 Olds Cutlass
'72 Buick Sport
Branch Offices in:
o,,,.o., Coupes
Chehali= ,+
Morro. ; .
Tdedo ., ,,, A '77 Monte Carlo
Winlock "1
Yes, you con go Lacey I] I '76 Monte Carlo
dancing tonight ! West OIFmpla
Yetm Ou4t.*u '73 Pontiac Ventura
After just one hour Tenino / ......... I LENDER
.... '73 Pontiac Sport
in our F-R-E.E Opening loon in Auburn ...........
Ballroom .__ 75 Dodge Dart
Dance Classes. °75 Honda
Next Wed. Class . 72 aids Cutlass
Parts and Service
--SWING-- open Saturday
'79 Leases Now
-- LIVE MUSIC -- 2008 Olympic Highway N. Shelton, Wa. 98584
1st & Grove St.
426-4424
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