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The sun shone a little too
brightly over Hazelton's
Pioneer Day Saturday.
During the morning
people complained of the

at at the pancake break-
fast or they decided to skip,
the outdoor event. Some
people decided it was better
tocool off at the lake and did
not show up at all for any of
the events.

But most people despite
the water that dripped from
their faces, enjoyed the
community event. v9 ¢

ate

corn on the |
homemade pies,
lemonade and gallons,o!
and coffee. sit
The beer gardens: did a
thriving business during 'the
afternoon and: early:

evening, ae
A street dance took place

at 8 p.m. ;
Old Hazelton is the first
community to — be
established in the nor-
thwest. Pioneer Day was
begun’ three years ago as
a part of tne ' villa e's
restoration pro Wi is
Photos now into its second phase.

Brian Gregg 7

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