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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1982 THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3
Hopewell SDA Church
Elder Dallas Dull was the speaker at church service
Jan. 9. Special music was given by Ted Jennings with
his saxophone. Offering was for Child Evangelism.
Sabbath School highlights: Geraldine Stephens Supt.
Harry Christianson told of Sabbath School Investment
projects and blessings. Barry and Jason Oakes gave the
special music. The needs of mission field in India was
told by Ted Jennings.
" Coming: Tuesday, 7:15 pm, Pathfinders meeting in
uniform. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Tuesday. The James
C. Dobson Ph.D., Christian authority on the Family
Series of films and talks began Jan. 12 at 7 pm in the
Sanctuary of the McMinnville SDA Church. The series
will run each Tuesday night for seven weeks. It is
sponsored by the Home and School Assn. All welcome.
- ~harge.
~ord has been received of the death of Mrs. Homer
Syme in College Place, Wn. on Jan. 6. She was buried
Jan. 10, 11 am from the Colonial Mortuary in Walla
Walla. She had been ill for some time. The Syme family
lived near Hopewell for a number of years before
moving to College Place, Wn.
Volunteers needed
as reading tutors
If you enjoy reading and like working with people,
you may be a person ready to volunteer to serve as a
tutor in the basic skills Language Arts program at
Dayton High School.
Community and student volunteers are being sought
to work one-on-one with students to help improve
writing, reading, and speaking skills of one student in
our class by assisting in the study of assignments
arranged by the teacher. Tutors will not be running
errands, typing papers, or planning lessons. Special
training will be provided the volunteers on Monday,
January 25, 1982.
If you are interested, or have questions, contact
Elaine Ferguson or Christine Foss at the school.
864-2273, by Thursday, January 21, 1982.
vast Noble Grands meet
The Past Noble Grands Club of Naomi Rebekah
Lodge met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Lyman. There were five members present to enjoy the
evening. 111 and absent members were remembered.
Opal Palmer won the door prize. The minutes of the last
meeting were read. The February meeting will be held
at the home of Judy Clements. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting.
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You Can Count On Us...
'Buck-A-Month' Club to Dayton court news
raise funds for seniors ~ov ,z ,~,:
Oct. 26 -- Norman Kroenig, fined $20.
Marion-Polk-Yamhill Council on Aging held its Nov. 1, Imando A. Rodriguez, failure to appear.
annual Christmas gathering for staff and board Nov. 8, Curtis Duane Pratt, failure to appear.
members in December in Salem. Highlight of the event Nov. 13, Miguel Hernandez, failure to appear.
was the kick-off of the "Buck-A-Month" Club, a Nov. 13, Roland Dean Chrestensen, failure to
fund-raising effort So continue and expand COA appear.
programs for senior citizens in the tri-county area. Dec. 1, 1981:
Anticipated cuts in federal funding and ever increasing Nov. 13, Roland G. Chrestensen, dismissed.
need for senior services make it necessary to tap other Nov. 18, Curtis Duane Pratt, fined $30.
resources. Concerned citizens have indicated a desire Aimando Rodriguez, failure to appear.
to help in the effort. Miguel Hernandez, failure to appear.
In the Dayton-Lafayette area, COA provides hot Dec. 15, 1981: Court not held
lunches at the Senior Mealsite, home-delivered meals
to elderly shut-ins, senior transportation, and senior
outreach. Lillys Cooke and Frieda Hedgecock, site
managers, inviteallmembersoftheDayton-Lafayette ~ ~1~ d% gs
community, including staff and program participants, ~ •
to join the "Buck-A-Month" Club. [ 0 a~kT][][]l
Webfoot
Mrs. Clancy Crick and daughter Aime of Salem were
Wednesday afternoon guests of her aunt, Mrs. Dorothy
Ford.
Mrs. Annie Millam received word from her daughter,
Dr. Melissa Stanley, Wednesday. Dr. Stanley had just
returned to the States from a holiday vacation in Costa
Rica, Central America. She reported beautiful, warm
weather, a bit humid for climbing. She had visited an
Audubon Preserve deep in the interior; the biggest
Agricultural Tropical Experiment Station in the world;
had hiked in virgin jungle; had seen 54 different species
of birds and had traveled by train and bus and joined a
tour of churches and schools. She had a wonderful
SALE -- FRIDAY thru SUNDAY, Jan. 15-17,
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Golden Soft ,-lb. tubs, ea©h
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return to the States.
Luncheon guests ofthe George Douds Saturday were Yellow Popcorn .....
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keister and family of Peavine who
still have two feet of snow at home; and Mr. and Mrs. 16-oz. cans Special -- each
Ken Dead and daughter Amy of Scio. Santiam Sweet Peas .. 45c
Garden Club postpones HormelChicken
election of new officers [Vienna Sausage
The Dayton Garden Club met Monday afternoon at Ocean Spray, 16-oz. cans Special each
the home of Mrs. Hilma Garrett with seven members Cranberry Sauce 59c
present. A delicious dessert was served before the ....
meeting opened. Salad Style, with Pimentos, 81/2-0z. jars
Blanche Anderson, president, opened the meeting
and read the minutes of the last meeting in the absence Lindsay Green Olives 85c
Hoody, Roasted & Salted
Peanuts in
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5-oz. cans, Reg. 55c
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Shell .. 99c
Re0.69c EACH
........ 59c
Fruit Cocktail
of Frances Burris. It was time for election of officers for
the coming year but it was postponed until the next
meeting when more members would be present.
Wilma Liebenow won the door prize. The February
meeting will be at the home of Evelyn Lenderink and
the subject for the lesson will be presidents and for roll
call forcing flowering bulbs will be discussed. Everyone
enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Balsam, 22-oz. bus. Reg. 85c -- each
SURPRISE PARTY AT PIRATE'S DEN Trend Detergent .... 69c
The Pirates Den group had a surprise pre-nuptial
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