Pacific County Fair
By VIVIAN EDERSHEIM
After more than 30 years of serving pocket belly tacos to Pacific County fair-goers, the Raymond Kiwanis Club is passing the "torch" to another organization. Willapa Valley High School's Family Career and Community Leaders of America, better known as FCCLA, has elected to take over the booth.
Alfred E. "Bud" Meek and Marie (Camenzind) Meek, founders of Bud's Lumber Supply, will celebrate 60 years of marriage on August 21.
Dear Savvy Senior,
I run a community counseling program for needy families and am frustrated that so few eligible seniors take advantage of the food stamp program. Can you write a column on this to help educate seniors to this underutilized benefit?
Reaching Out
Many of you have heard or read about the recent explosion of illegal immigrants flooding our Mexico border, with the encouragement of our President. This is an open-ended disaster with many unknowns yet to materialize.
There are many reasons I am supporting Bob Dingethal. Let me outline just one of the current issues that underlines my decision.
There are many reasons I am supporting Bob Dingethal. Let me outline just one of the current issues that underlines my decision.
Have you ever gone to dinner and after the meal was over the waitress brought you a bill that you thought was way too high? The total was added up according to the prices on the menu. Do you tell the cashier the meal wasn't worth that much and you're not going to pay it?
Have you ever gone to dinner and after the meal was over the waitress brought you a bill that you thought was way too high? The total was added up according to the prices on the menu. Do you tell the cashier the meal wasn't worth that much and you're not going to pay it?
The Pacific County Senior Center is located at 324 Jackson Street in Raymond. Meals are served at 11:45 for those 60 and over for a suggested donation of $3.50. This week's menu includes:
PACIFIC COUNTY - Summer is a time for parties and picnics in the sun, but don't let a DUI ruin your fun. Even though Washington legalized marijuana for adults 21 and older, it is still illegal and dangerous to drive under the influence of marijuana or alcohol.
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