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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1971-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGQN -- PAGE 8
Dick Williamson is home on
leave at the home of h~s mother,
Mrs. Blanche Williamson. He is
in the process of bein~g trans-
ferred to the U.S.S. Bralne whose
home port is Portland. When he
returnd in Nov. from his second
West Pas Tour he was informed
that his ship, the USS Frank
Knox, was to be decommissioned
in San Diego.
Saturday at 9:45 a.m. Pastor
Paul Knottingham's Volkswagen
caught fire on the highway. The
car was being driven by his ne-
phew, Dave K-nottingham and
suffered a considerable damage l
on the engine.
Saturday evening the Lafayette
Fire Dept. sold the Army sg-ton
.4x4 fire truck which had been
replaced by a Seagraves fire
truck. Purchaser was Wfonte;
Gersman of Lake Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vattght and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Will~ams cele-
brated their folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Rector's 43rd wedding an-
niversary and Williams' 45th
birthday Sunday, Jan. 31. The
Rectors' anniversary is Feb. 1.
Friday night former neighbors
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark
gave them a housewarming with
a money tree to be used to buy a
tree or shrubs for their yard. Pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
By ORVAL COFFE
3ernstedt, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Holm, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knox,
Don Gouge and Betty Shawhan,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gray and chil-
dren Johanne, Janice and Johnny
of Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ham,
Mrs. Cecile Fullenwider and Mr
Elsie Rowland from Nfc~innville
and Miss Peg Pugh from Port-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black-
burn were visited Sunday by his!
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Blackburn from St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter were
visited Friday by Mrs. Eva Lea
Thario of Portland and Mrs. Dor-
othy Grilfole of ~ilwaukie. Jess
Sherrill of ~NIcMinnville also
called on Friday. Dwayne Enos,
who used to work with Roy,
stopped by from Sheridan. Sun-
day afternoon guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Thomas from
Hillsboro and Mrs. Mabel Tho-
mas from Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. I ~ren Frazier
were visited Tuesday by her
stepsister, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Wayes of Newberg and ~lvl~r. and
Mrs. E. M. Moore and their sons,
Marvin and Loren from Portland.
Monday luncheon guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Don MacGillvary.
Wednesday luncheon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. 'lVfarCin Ruth were
Mrs. Jim VanDeWalle and daugh-
ter Cindy from McMinnville. Sat-
Big John's Care
LAFAYETTE
Serving Mexican Food--
Chicken -- Steak
Complete Menu
BAKERY INCLUDED
Place order ahead to ensure
freshness for homemade
bread and pies.
Open Mon. thru Thurs.
6 am to 7:30 p.m.
Fri. and Sat. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Closed Sundays
7
Cummings from Portland. She
helped Mrs. Wiedewitsch cele-
brate her 15irthday, Jan. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coulson of
Carlton took his mother, Mrs.
Malty Coulsn out to dinner in
McMinnville Sunday.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Harry Coulson of
Carlton took his mother, Mrs.
Matty Couison out to dinner in
McMinnville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I.~pn Blanchard
were Friday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Verl~n Cottam and faro-
fly in MeMinnville. Sunday they
attended a Sacrament meeting at
the Latter Day Saints Church in
Newberg.
,Monday Orval Coffey was vis-
ited by Lester Clark and Mon-
day afternoon his cousin, Mrs.
Wilbur Mead phoned from Wtl-
sonville to tell him her niece and
her family are moving to Wilson-
ville from Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bonneville
gan stayed here and spent Christ-
mas with their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Herron and family and
two granddaughters also spent
Christmas here, Miss Audrey and
Miss Paula Daniels. While she
was in Texas, Mrs, Flanagan and
her brother took in several an-
tique auctions and antique shows
and ,garage sales. At one garage l
sale her brother was lucky en-
ou,gh to find a valuable pastel
painting. She purchased a beau-
iful antique clock and flint gob-
lets to go with her collection and
plates and a cut glass bowl and
brought them home. Her brother
gave her a combination desk and
china cabinet, antique rocker
and a t~ble with fish head legs to
be shipped later. She went to
Hollis, Okla and visited Mr.
Flanagan's three "sisters and all
the nieces and nephews and re-
turned home Jan. 21.
were Sunday dinner guests a
Tree-Planting On
week ago of Mr. and Mrs. George,
Tonissen in Aurora. Last Sunday
i Watershed Planned
evening they played a new card1 aye",
game "I Doubt You" with their I By Laf e Council
son, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bon-
neville of Dundee. The Lafayette Council wel-
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wises'
uncle, Claude Wise, passed away
at his home in ,McMinnville, Feb.
1, in his ~ year. The ftmeral
will be at Macy and Son, Satur-
day, Feb. 6, 1971 at 2:00.
For the March of Ddmes, Big
John's Restaurant gave 25c of
every $2.00 dinner and 15c of
urday the Ruths called on Mrs. [ every $1.65 dinner they served
Dale Fuschia in Gladstone. Mon-I on Wednesday. All the month of
day afternoon Mrs. Charles Plan-I February is Heart Fund and
agan called and told them about Mrs. C. W. McCracken of the
her trip to Texas. Steak House Restaurant is the
It was reported Mrs. Lillian chairman. Saturday, Feb. 13 wilI
be the Heart Fund Coffee Doric-
Latos returned home Saturday
after staying with friends when
she was released from the hospi-
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiede-
witsch were visited over the
weekend by her sister, Mrs. Mary
408 Fourth St Dayton
Phone 864-2663
IF NO ANSWER ~ CALL 868-7555
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Lion and the Mothers house to
house march will be later this
month.
Mrs. Charles Flanagan left
here Dec. 14 to San Francisco,
Calif and then to Amarillo,
Texas and spent the holidays with
her brother, Mr. and Mrs, C. A.
Hector. Christmas eve, Mrs. Flan-
agan's daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred .Mills and sons David and
Lawrence of Lake Jackson came,
unaware that her mother was
there. It was such a surprise she
almost fainted. All the other rel-
atives phoned from all over Tex-
as and told her to stay there and
they would come see her. Christ-
mas eve she received calls from
all over Texas and 10 from Ore-
gon -- 26 in all. Charles Flana-
corned its newest member at the
regular session Monday evening,
Feb. 3. Mrs. Norma Wise was
sworn in by the city recorder on
Jan 15 to begin her four-year
term.
A request from Ray Lynch con-
cerning sewer hookup on a house
at 5th St was discussed. Mayor
Bob 'Vaught also informed the
council members of the insurance
policies on city equipment and
employes that was to be renewed.
Leonard Johnson of Carlton
and Duane Ackerma~ of McMinn-
ville asked for information on
subclivision regulations inside the
city limits and cost policies of
sewer and water hookups. The
Council will study the proposal
and provide further information
at the March meeting.
A report on conditions of the
city-owned watershed land was
heard. It was decided to buy 1,000
James Bosshardt was elected as
President of the Cocncil to pre-
side in the Mayor's ~bsence.
Shirley Vaught was named to
the Planning Commission to re-
place retiring member Bosshardt.
City Employe V~ayne Black-
burn reported on work being
done in the city and Orval Coffey
reported on the visit to the wat-
ershed.
The council al~so decided that
no city equipment will be rented
to be used outside the city limits.
Mr. Waris Ishaq, writer for the
Northwest Magazine, ~y sup-
plement to the Oregonian, was
also a viSitor during the council
sessiom
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USED PIPE
& FITTINGS
~" tO 6" Diameter
~" . 60 I 1~" . 280
100 I 2" 30o
1" 10o ] 2" 800
11~" . 17C I 3" 45
Acoustical Ceiling Tile 10c sq. ft.
Fluorescnt IAtes, 4-ft. wltbs $V.50
Storage cabinets and shelving
Formica Top Receiv~,g Counters
Bricks, 3 c uncleaned; 6 c clnd
Wash Basins w/fxtres $5 to $7.50
Toilets complete $12.00 up
Water Pumps from $35.00 up
Hot Water Heaters $10.00 up
i3x12 Planks & Timbers $50.00 M
~No. 2 f)imen. Lmbr $40 to $55 M
lx6 T&G and Shiplap $4(N$55 M
Drs w/Hardware & Frame $4 up
Plate Glass View Wndws 80c sq ft
Window Sash, Many sizes 80c up
acre per year in controlled cut- NEW BLDG. SUPPLIES --
ting when the trees are about 20 Hrdbrd Panels, 4xSx~" $1.66 sht
years old, it ~s estimated by Bill
Chipboard Pnls, 4x8x~" $2.25 sht
Forest, Soil Conservation Service 15-1b. Bldg. Felt ~ $2.40 roll
supervisor. ! Roll Roofing 45-Ib 65-110 90-lb.
The possibility of hiring minors Black Drain Tile 24" lengths --
by the city for such work as 2" Dia. 5c ft--3" 8c ft--4" 10 ft.
clea#ir~g the watershed and plant- i
ing trees and park maintenance
was also discussed. I NC.
The council voted to send the
mayor to the Mid-Willamette, 4952 Portland Rd. Ph. 364-6151
Council of Governments Feb. 4. -- SALEM, OREGON
Mrs. Floyd Mock's letter from Open Saturdays 8:00 to 1:00
Coy. ,YfcCall was read, explaining
the function of COG. ~ : : ~ x x x ~ x ~ ~ x x x ~
your
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McMINNVILL'E]
McHIHHVILLE, OREGON
FRANK WORTMAN, President
RALPH WORTMAN, Vice-President JOHN WORTMAN, Cashier
JAMES H. STANARD, Vice-President T.A. GUNNESS, Vice-President
HUNT M. COMPTON, Assistant Cashier
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SALE FEBRUARY 4 THRU 17th, AS QUANTITIES LAST
OLD-FASHIONED
ALL BEEF Franks . . . lb. 47c
CHUNK OR SLICED
HORMFL BOLOGNA lb. 49c
SWANSDOWN 15-OZ. PKG.
Angel Food Cake Mix . . . 49c
FROZEN CONCENTRATED
Tip Top Orange Drink
WHITE OR COLORS
M. D. Toilet Tissue .
12-OZ. CANS, REG. 30c
now each 19c
4-ROLL PACKAGES
3 for $1.00
NU NUT BIG $6-OZ. JAR
Creamy Peanut Butter
99c
OPEN 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Weekdays and Sunday
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