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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON --THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1971
.%-= . - the--D W; esday DAYTON SCHOOL EVENTS
11L ! 'El n ~ p.m. ernoon, Jan. 2~, when the four i Monday, Feb 8 -- BB Fresh Am-
i.A The 5th and 6th grade pupils girls who received Good Citizen-/
The Hopewell l~ssionary So- of the Hopewell School have been ship Awards were honored. Mrs./ Sty, there
ciety will meet at the home of making scale model greenhouses, John Hackworth accompanied| Regular monthly school board
1W~. Lyle Tresham Tuesday aft- in preparation for building a real her daughter Judy, who received meeting.
ernoon, Feb. 9 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs.
IN'. O. Pearse is to ,be leader for
the lesson, and Mrs. Nels Sipola
in charge of the business meet-
ing. All ladies of the community
are invited to attend.
The Hopewell School mothers
are enjoying volley ball in the
Business and
Professional
Directory
Timber Wanted
greenhouse on the school grounds
and plan to grow plants for sale
in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowen of
Clearbrook, B. C were house-
guests of Mrs. Margaret Janzen
from Thursday till Tuesday, Feb.
2. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hiebert of
Dallas were Saturday guests at
the Janzen home. The Lowens
and Mrs. Janzen accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkwood
and sons of Forest Grove to the
home of Mr. and ~ Elmer Kot-
ka on Sunday, and the group
celebrated the birthday of George
Kirkwood. Mr. and Mrs Lowen
were also ,'guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Stpola and family during
one of the awards.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pajala visit-
ed at the Helmar Torppa home
on Sunday afternoon They had
toured the new convalescent
home in McMinnville earlier in
the afternoon.
PIRATES TIE FOR SECOND-
PLACE IN LEAGUE PLAY
The Pirates are now tied with
Willamina for the second-place
position in Yawama League ac-
tion following their win over the
Bulldogs Tuesday night. Randy
Freeborn netted 41 points to give
the Pirates a 60-56 victory over
Thursday, Feb. 11 -- BB Fresh,
Sheridan Inv.
Booster Club Meeting
FFA Parliamentary Pro. Dal-
las 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Feb. 12 -- Ground Water
Seminary, 10:15-11:45, public
invited.
BB Nestucca, there, Yamhill
here 4:00 J. H.
FFA TO CONTRACT PRUNING
JOBS iN ORCHARDS NOW
The Dayton FFA Chapter will
prune your orchard now. Just call
the Dayton Ag. Department and
someone will come out and look
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AMARANTHA MISSIONARY
CIRCLE NAMES OFFICERS
The Amarantha Missionary Cir-
cle of the First Baptist Church
met last Thursday night in the
church social room. Mrs Dorothy
Kreder was hostess. There were
12 members and two guests, fiV[rs.
Stockhoff and Mrs. Garrett.
Mrs. Ralph Timm gave the de-
votions, and Mrs. Thee Brown
had charge of the lesson.
Officers that were announced
last week were instalied.
The February meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Don Yottr~-
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