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February 11, 1971
 
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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON The Hopewell Home Extension[man, will have charge of the Unit will hold its February meet- I business meeting in the after- trig at the home of Mrs. Lloyd noon. All ladies Of the commun- Rae on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 10:30 ity are invited to attend. a.rm Mrs. John Gedsler and Mrs. Lloyd Rae are project leaders for the lesson on the use of blenders. Potluck dLrmer will be served at noon, and Mrs. Nels Sipola, chair- Business and Professional Directory The Hopewell Community Club enjoyed a potluck dinner at the School Gym on Wednesday eve- ning, Feb. 10 and the Grade School band gave a musical pro- gram following the dinner. The Hopewell Missionary So- ciety held their February meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Nels Si- pole on Tuesday, Feb. 9, with the lesson on the maklrLg of Gospel recordings in the many laa%guages and dialects in Indonesia, New I I I Guinea and among the aborigines Ti--L a I] of the interior of Australia, with IUlD~Y YVUIILC$U It+Mrs. N. O. Pearse as leader. DOING BUSINESS ~] Ben Alexander of IAncoln City LOCALLY 16 YEARS I I will be guest speaker at the, K -5332 II Hopewell Community Church on ----- [[Saturday evening, Feb. 27 at 7 ~-------------------- ~-:-- ~1 p.m to talk of the mediums who Johnson's try to communicate with the [ ' /I dead and the use of the ouija | 01 . DAY r. ON,board, and many other spiritual-i Full Line Refr, geration istic activities of which he was a: ~erv,ce membe f ' i Rt 1, Box 264, Dayton / r or many years beforei 1 Call 864-2771J he was converted to Christianity. Everyone is urged to attend, i "1 The Youth Fellowship of the l ][~+--k~ ][~,~,~ I Hopewell Community Church are I i JLt.~U'*~'X~*~O " meetin at the ,I g home ot mr. ann+ I dreamy things,Mrs. Bill Johnson on Sunday eve-; I / nings at 6 p.m for the study of I Cultom-Made Lingerie / the Book of Revelation. All young 1 516 Trade St Amity, Ore. ) people are invited. ~1it Illll IIllll[llll IIIIlll I I Ill I I III I IIIIIIIlllllll llllllllll]llllUlUlllllllllllllllllr&~ Monday evening, Feb. 1, guests I Mower and Saw of Mrs eulah were - and Mrs. David Olke, John Kot-! Oi~C ka and Cindy, Billy and Jimmy Anderson. COMPLETE SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Galer and (Across from 'Block House) = ROY E. WILL family were Sunday guests of ~m,t~,l,J,m,m,[,l,m,m,tl, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mareianelll ' " I of Seaside, finding the weather l Land Surveying I sunny and pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Ardillo Krake of [ Norris Jones I Dayton were Saturday evening I REGISTERED SURVEYOR I guests of Mr. and Mrs. John I Newberg, Ore. Ph. 538-5516,Geisler and on Sunday the Geis- lers visited the Allen Brown fata- L 102 So. Grant St. J Ply of Oregon City, who are build- LA-VEL SPRING-CREST ling a new house. DRAPERY 516 Trade St Amity, Ore. On a long trip, tune to radio Phone 835-3051 stations 100 to 200 miles ahead inI Custom-Made Draperies order to obtain current road and FREE ESTIMATES' weather information. First Federal Savings & Loan -- THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1971 FAIRVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dauenhau- er and family enjoyed a trip to Otter Crest on Sunday afternoon, and toured the Foul Weather Lookout there, and the Marine Special Certificate Given Reading Club By Evelyn B0rgen The Dayton Reading Club met at the home of Mrs Ha.zel Tre- fren Friday, Feb. 5, with 27 of Gardens down on the beach nearits members present and three the Devil's Punchbowl, and found guests. The guests were Mrs. Tre- it very interesting and informa- fren's daughter, Mrs. Willard tive. Norman and son Peter, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ojua and lMarie Klages, a former teacher exander of McMinnville. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. David Olke and Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lil- lien Risser and Mrs. Grace Du- ren. : Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stephens were in Yakima, Wash this weekend, house hunting, as they plan to move there soon, where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kotka and Clifford of Salem were Sunday guests of Mrs. Margaret Janzen. UNIONV~ The annual Sweetheart' Ban- quet of the Unionvale Commun- ity Church will be held at the Gym on Saturday evening, Feb. 13 at 6:330 p.m. Everyone is cor- dially invited to attend the fried chicken potluck dinner. The Bible Study and prayer service of the Unionvaie and Hopewell Community Churches will be held at the Parsonage e a c h Thursday evening this month, at 7:30 p.m with Rev. tificate from the Mid-Valley Workshop in Amity in apprecia- tion of the help we have given it in past years ~n getting estab- lished. Our next meeting Friday, Feb. 19, will be our annual guest night potluck supper at the Masonic Hall at 6:30, when we entertain our husbands. A speaker has been obtained from the ASC office in McMinnville. His topic+ will ,be on conservation. The meeting was turned over to Maudest Tongue who had the lesson for the day. She told of her visit to Williamsburg, Va a re- stored colonial township where the history, customs, and ways !are recreated for visitors. DAYTON SCHOOL EVENTS Monday, Feb. 15 -- PTA Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 16 BB Sheridan there. Jr. H. BB Sheridan here 4 p.m. Wrestling Amity here Friday, Feb. 19 -- BB Sherwood here J. H. BB Carlton H 3:30 The Dayton Tribune P. O. Box 68 864-2M0 oecond Class Postage Paid at Dayton, Oregon 97114 Wheatland The Western Mennonite Wo- men's Missionary and Service Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. C .M. Bitikofer of Brush College on Thursday, Feb. 4. They are making preparation for an auction March 13, at the Oregon State Fair Grounds in Salem. At present they are working on a queen size quilt to be auctioned at that time. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nisely of Newberg were Sunday guests of the Thurlo Gingerich family, Marguerite and Kathy Nisely having been weekend guests. Dur- ing Sunday afternoon, the group enjoyed airplane rides over the valley, with Mr. Nisely pilotin~ his private plane. The view of the mountains was magnificent from above the clouds. Mrs. Lloyd Lind, Mrs. Lenna Wilson, Mrs. Lottie Boaz and Mrs. Virgimia Franklin were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Blanch Cooper of McMinnville, a former Wheatland resident. Gregg Wright, garndson of Mrs. Lenna Wilson, returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Tigard, from six weeks training at Fort Ben- jamin Harrison in Indiana, and expect to leave for Thailand in the near future. Mrs. Wilson was a weekend guest at the Wright home. Sunday afternoon guests of Virginia and Bertha Magness were Mrs. Faye Hudson, Mrs. Walter Rowley in charge. Every- one is invited. Saturday morning, Feb. 13, the Evangelical Men of the Dayton Pioneer Evangelical Church and Unionvale and Hopewell Com- munity Churches are planning a tour of the Trappist Abbey in Lafayette. Mrs. May Rickey returned to the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Stockhoff on Sunday, after a visit with rela- tives in Kansas and Nebraska, since in November. Mrs. Dora Tittle, mother of Mrs. Howard Steingrube, passed away at the Salem General Hos- pital Sunday evening, Feb. 7, after a long iltness. John Deere - Homelite - Wade Rain 8th Grade to Capitol 9:30 Iva Hurley and son Paul of Sa- Ground-Water Seminar lem. WBERt-- FURNITURE I By Vonnie- 505 E. FIRST ST. 538-3911 -1505 Portland Rd. - ---= -24 hr ph. 538-5704- Furniture --- Reupholstery =--- Flowers -- Plants -- Fresh, Adiflelal - Custom Drapes ----- Delivery Of Course!! =-= ~lllllllllln] lll]llllll]llIIliltllll[llll[[[l[I fl[[[ll[[l[[l[H H[I[IIIII[IIIIIIIIIII I]lfl1111111it]ll]]l ]111~ - = - Nen, berg Interiors INC. Mac Draperies 408 E. First Ph. 538-2700~ CARPETING -- DRAPERIES ACCESSORIES and INSTALLATION McMinnville ph. 472-2055 ;~n~~[~[~i~~ii~[I~1~[ti'~ Farmers Feed Store "Next to Naps" 538-5311 Chain Saws --- T]llors --- Mow'ers RENTALS SALES Association SALES and SERVICE --of McMinnville, Oregon Savings Accounts Insured to HOME OWNED STORE SERVING YAMHILL CO. $15,000.00 by Federal Savings and Loan PHONE McM1NNVILLE 472-5184 Insurance Corp. Dividends Paid Semi-Annually Loans to buy or build your CASCADE Tractor & Implement Co. Home 445 Third St. McMinnville HIGHWAY 99W at EVANS -- McMINNVILLE, OREGON I Dr. J. L McKinney I o,o.o +. I/ DAYTON AREA PROPERTIES I Newberg, Oregon i l i | Evenings by Appointment /11 SMALL 3-bdrm House on 50x125 lot $5900 602 First Street Ph. JZ 8-2460 I I/ L 5-BDRM older home, part W to W carpet, rewired, elec heat, / ~,rr,+,r,[mr,i,m,m,;,IIm,I,[;,[=ILW~ 90x180 ft. lot. Trees, garden, patio. Can be financed $13,500 = Prompt Repair & Service = 52/~ AC, M or L, 1 mi. South of Dayton, good soil,building site $6,000 i Radio & TV Service PHONE 47.913 + 911 -N. 99W McMinnville- ~i~1~i~1~l~i~"[~I[~[[~[~f~1~l~i~i;l~ Pioneer Realty inc. McMinnville -- 472-5580 In Dayton see Ernie Budke or call 864-3609 "Everything for the Builder" ---= = Paints -- Panellnp--Lumbor ~ Stouffer's ulat,o. - .ea G.RR, US i V Dept torei -- Building Supply - "y s -,- =:= - Family Apparel - x~J 112 S. Edwards "St. - Newberg Plaza ' 538-2790~ Bob Petry, Mgr. 538-3512 ~i~1~i~I[~t~TI[]~L~I~II~H~tiIit~1[I~t~i~i~i~i~i;!~i~1~1~h fl~.: Krohn's Appliance CARS TRUCKS Center 315 E. First Ph. 538-3613 The Big DATSUN Dlfforcnee ls VALUE FOR ECONOMY WITH CLASS . . . KELVINATOR -- KITOHEN AID GEE-- FEnD OGHSNER Washers -- Dryer~---Dlehwashors---ea.ge$ NEWBERG IMPORTS, Inc. Buy Where You Get Service 814 E. 2nd Ph. 538-3662 SHEET METAL 606 E, 1st Ph. 538-4211 108 N. Main 24 hr. 538-3788 WHEEL CHAIR & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Heating -- Air Conditioning --Gea. 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