To thank all of you we are offering our 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon and 2005 Merlot at Half Price this weekend only. Yes $16.50 per bottle or $198.00 per case. You won’t see this offer very often and we are almost sold out of these
so now is the time to stock up. They have great shelf life.

No tasting fee for this weekend.

We plan to be closed after Christmas until February 12th when we re-open with our Chocolate and Wine Festival. Chocolate fountain, great chocolate truffles, gourmet cheeses and a good time. You guys can win lots of points with your honey if you bring your girl out to the winery for this event.

We hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!

Best Wishes to all, Jim & Liz Myers

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Thanks for all those
friend Requests on Facebook!
Feel free to share your
band pictures
show feedback
suggestions
favorite brews
car keys
pets
Facebook is like being in a very large family!

Don’t forget to order your
Deadwood Revival at Dead On The Creek cd’s
from Uncle John!
www.deadonthecreek.com

DwR is NOT distributing these cd’s! All proceeds from the sale of cd’s help
offset the costs for producing the Dead On The Creek experience!
And THAT is a VERY Good Cause!

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Take a break from your hectic holiday schedule! Relax for three hours at the Fox Theatre in historic downtown Centralia. At “The 1956 Movie Show,” you’ll take a trip back to the less hurried time of the 1950′s.

The program includes previews of coming attractions, a cartoon, a special short subject (more later), the latest chapter of an action serial, and our full-length 1956 feature “Patterns,” starring Van Heflin, Everett Sloane and Ed Begley.

“Patterns” is the Hollywood big-screen version of a successful teleplay by none other than Rod Serling (best known as host of the later “Twilight Zone” series). It’s a tense corporate drama as a tough-as-nails CEO (Sloane) rides hard on a senior exec (Begley) while an intended replacement (Heflin) tries to figure out what to do.

As an added bonus, our 1956 short subject “Disneyland Dream” tells of an ordinary family that wins an all-expense-paid trip to the brand-new Magic Kingdom. This delightful film was selected for preservation by the Library of Congress, and it’s a treat for all ages.

You get all this for only $3 per person or $8 per family (4 persons max. at family rate). Popcorn, candy and drinks are also available to make it a complete movie experience. Proceeds benefit Historic Fox Theater Restorations, a nonprofit group dedicated to returning the Fox to its original 1930s splendor.

Saturday & Sunday, August 15 & 16 – Nisqually Rockhound Rock & Gem Show, Yelm Middle School

There was massive search for a group of tubers who went missing while on the Nisqually River.

The five males and one female aged 18 – 20 were last heard from around 2:30 Wednesday afternoon when one of them spoke with a parent.

When they did not return from the trip as expected, a search was launched.

Teens were found Thursday morning

FROM KOMO 4 NEWS

Missing rafters FOUND!

MCKENNA, Wash. — Sheriff’s deputies FOUND six teenagers who did not return on time from a rafting trip on the Nisqually River.

Stacey Devies said her two brothers and four of their friends left Wednesday afternoon and got into the river in McKenna.

The six were expected to arrive at Frank’s Landing later in the evening, but they did not come home.

Devies said the teens were using inner-tubes and inflatable rafts, but she does not think they had life jackets.

Police found some of the vehicles belonging to the group Thursday morning

MCKENNA, Wash. – Six teenaged inner-tubers missing overnight on the Nisqually River have been found safe.

The tubers, five boys and a girl, are aged 18-to-20 years old, began their trip down the river from McKenna, east of Yelm, Wednesday at about 3 p.m.

According to the sister, the teens entered the river at the park in McKenna on State Route 706. They were apparently heading west toward Frank’s Landing near Interstate 5.

The trip was reportedly supposed take about six-to-nine hours. They were reported missing by one of their mothers when they failed to return home on time.

The sister says family members began searching for the teens but were unable to find them overnight.

Some of the teens cars were found at Frank’s Landing.

Angie Devies, the mother of two of the teens, says her boys were not familiar with the Nisqually River.

“They all met up at a friend’s house and got inner-tubes and a raft,” said Devies.

Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies joined family and friends in the overnight search for the teens.

The Pierce County Swift Water Rescue team went down the river in the morning, trying to follow in the teen’s path.

Shortly before 8:30 a.m. five of the teens reached Frank’s Landing. A sixth teen was spotted in the middle of the river and was picked up by a fisherman.

Deputies will be talking to the teens to determine why they were so overdue in reaching their destination.

FOR MORE GO TO

http://www.komonews.com/news/local/52074432.html

http://www.king5.com/topstories/stories/NW_073009WAB_inner-tubers-nisqually-river-JM.8efe8150.html

http://www.q13fox.com/news/kcpq-073009-missingteens,0,6713357.story

Hosted By:
OutLaw Drummers

When:
Tuesday, Jul 21, 2009 7:00 PM

Where:
Traditions Cafe
300 5th Ave SW
Olympia
Washington
98501
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Where can you go to play in a band of 30+ musicians and enjoy Olympia’s finest belly dancers weaving their dancing talents throughout the music? Only at Traditions on the 21st of July at 7pm. Bring your family and your friends for this unique experience that only happens in Olympia. Bring your own drums and percussion instruments or play some of ours

Hi Friends,
First our really cool news….
Deadwood Revival’s THIS OLD WORLD is nominated for ALBUM OF THE YEAR by Just Plain Folks in the Roots Category!!
Balloting is done via internet, but it isn’t a fan-base “who’s most popular” contest vote. I’ll send more info when I get it.
This is even more meaningful, because they literally have ten of thousands of cd submissions and Just Plain Folks claim it is the largest music award competition out there. http://www.jpfolks.com/ has the whole skinny, in case you’re interested.

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Here’s the where’s and when’s for this week…

THURSDAY, July 9
Doyle’s Public House
Tacoma
7pm (early, huh?)
www.doylespublichouse.com

FRIDAY, July 10
Laurlthirst Pub
Portland
9:30pm
WITH CHICKWEED!!

http://laurelthirst.com/Site/Home-1.html

SATURDAY, July 11
Bombs Away
Corvallis
9pm
www.bombsawaycafe.com

THANKS TO ALL WHO helped share the 4th of July weekend with us. OOOOweeeeee, what fun!
I’ve become a full fledged Fort Flagler devotee now…maybe I should become a Friend too. What a beautiful setting~

Clint and “Charlie” Carden of pro2ge’

South Sound’s Most exciting Power Duo performing pop, rock, dance & country hits of the 70′s….and much more! (50′s-80′s)

(they are also parents with children in the Autism Spectrum)

will be volunteering their performing time on Wednesday, July 15 from 12:30-5:00

Therese Holliday from Wyattshouse. Org, a non-profit organization will be there as the recipient!

**Benefitting Thurston, mason and lewis Counties!**

Bring out the kids, families, providers and community to join in and sing, dance and have fun while we raise money for the incredible cause!

Therese and her crew will be on hand with information, accepting donations and looking for new families with Autistic Children in need of help!

Pro2ge will also be performing on saturday 3:30-5:30, (before the parade), and again on Sunday.

Wyattshouse.org will be on hand at those times too.

Our greatest thanks to Lake Fair for helping to Sponsor this event!

More information is available on the Lake Fair site and also through Info@wyattshouse.org.

Please come out and join in the fun!!