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SALE -- Feb. 28 thru M rch 6, As Quantities Last
RED & WHITE 16-0Z. TUB
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15-OZ. CANS PHEASANT BRAND
Food and Cat Food
0
WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS
D. To Tissue, 4-roll
40-OZ. CANS
40-OZ. CANS
HALEY'S BEEF STEW .
CABBAGE, SOLID HEADS
each $1.19
. lb. 10c
a
10/2-OZ. CANS RED & WHITE CHICKEN
NOODLE OR SPECIAL
Cream of Mushroom Soup
RED & WHITE 111/40Z. CANS m REG. 29c
Ham Soup .
64-OZ. SIZE REG. 99c
River Apt Juice S "
BANQUET FROZEN BAGS -- GRAVY WITH SLICED
BEEF, CHICKEN A LA KING, 5-OZ. CA REG. 35c
or
PRE-SWEETENED 3-OZ. ENVELOPES --- LEMON,
GRAPE, RASPBERRY OR CHERRY Reg. 2/59c
14-OZ. PKG.
s Beef
10-13 LBS.
Coral Bran
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
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LB.
PORK
STEAK
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OPEN 9 AM-8 PM WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY
-- LAFAYETTE --
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THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1975
-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON. OREGON ---PAGE |
LAFAYETTE
By PEGGY WISE --- 864-2389
This week has been a blend of
sunshine and raspberry plants. 1
think we dug 30 or 40 dozen. Ev-
eryone is beginning to get the
"itchy shovel" and make noises
like gardeners. The crocus and
daffodils are getting real brave
and don't seem to be worrying
about the snow. I have some pic-
tures of crocus and daffodils
peeking up thru the snow.a cou-
ple of years ago but we hope that
doesn't happen every year.
The Lafayette Rebekahs met at
the City Hall on Thursday even-
ing. Ethel Scoggins attended the
meeting. She has been staying
with relative~ in Tigard but came
home for this club meeting and
for installation officers. Those in-
stalled were Ethel, M. Ericson,
and Ruth Totten.
Ken and Julianne Bauer spent
the weekend at the Mock home.
It looked like a working week-
end with most of their time spent
working in the orchard. They
took Margaret out for dinner as
a birthday present. Mrs. Thomas
Murphy of Portland went along
with the folks to dinner. Johnny
Mock and a group of students and
teachers from Chemeketa College
are going to Ashland next week
for the Shakespeare plays.
Miss Marcie Raymond was a
~mmm~
visitor at the Wise home on Sat- q;A/FM
urday. Nell was home from col-
~lr-lL BraHmin
r
Mr. and Mrs. Myron ~Ericson
have returned home from a trip
to Oklahoma to visit family and
friends.
Sue Thair tells me that Sandy
Lewis, her daughter, is going out
of the Stanley Products business
because of teaching commitments
and to spend more time with her
family. Being a Stanley dealer--
and Sandy was a real good one--
takes a lot more time than it
would appear on the surface.
Gary Thomason has just re-
turned from a business trip to
Anchorage, Alaska and points in
between. Gary has been very ac-
tive in the Community Dovelop-
ment Committee as he under-
stands- almost -- what to do
when applying for Government
Grants ~as he deals with them in
his line of work.
I see Dane Clemens walking
around town so it would seem
he is feeling pretty good and for
a fellow who has just recently
had open heart surgery, he was
moving right along up the hill.
Naomi Klingler is a patient at
the Newberg Hospital.
JOE L. PERKINS OF DAYTON
SERVING ON AFRICAN TOUR
Navy AviatiOn Electronics Tech-
nician Third Class Joe L. Perkins,
son of Mrs. E. Irene Schneider of
Rt. 1, Dayton, visited Mombasa,
lege for a weekend and they went
to the Rhinelander for dinner on
Saturday night. Nell and Bruce
Hodgins attended the basketball BICYCLES
game between Dayton and Sheri-
Kenya, on the east coast of Afri-
ca, as a member of Tactical Elec-
tronic Warfare Squadron 137.
He is embarked with the squad-
ron aboard the nuclear-powered
attack aircraft carrier USS En-
terprise, ozi a deployment in the
Indian Ocean.
A public hearing will be held
by the Lafayette Community
Development Committee Friday
evening at 7:30 pm, in the La-
fayette City Hall. Members of
the committee will explain the
application made by the city for
funds under the federal Com-
munity Development Act and
answer questions about the pro-
posed water project.
Don C0rnett's
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-6 MONDAY-FRIDAY
26 Years in Same Location
409 Oak St. Dayton
Phone 864-3336
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MEN'S CLOTHING. SHOES
LEa NEWMAN'S
l~ll CLOTHES FOR MEN
198 Liberty NEPh. 585-7200
When Shopping
Salem- Say You Saw
It In The Tribune
tives in the area.
Agnes Merrill has returned
home from a week's stay in the
Newberg hospital. The doctors
were able to relieve her condition
without an operation. Weare glad
she is home again. The ladies at
the Health Spa sent Agnes a nice
card and also took up a collection
so we could buy her a lovely ar-
rangement of carnations.
Dont forget the Community De-
velopment meeting upstairs at
the city hal on Friday, Feb. 28.
There will be committee members
present to answer questions and
explain the HUD grant program
as it relates to Lafayette.
MEN'S CLOTHING
Tour visited last year. The Exten-
sion sponsored tour for this year
will be to Salem and Will visit the
Bush House and Mission Mills
with lunch at the Kings Table.
They are taking only two buses--
no school bus--this year so the
~LAWSON'S NATURAL FOODS~ @lll,i,m~
- QUEEN SIZES ~=
TWO STORES T0 SERVE YOU,~ "Where fashion is a look,
Large Sel,etion of Health Feed Item,~- not a size" -~
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BANKAMERIOARD-MAaTERCHARBE,- Sportswear-Coats-Sweaters
471 Court Downtown 363-82291 ---=Long Dresses-Lingerie
Air Cond. Lancaster MallI - ELEGANT LADY -
Ph. 363-0302 / - Lancaster Mall Ph. 362.7254
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TIRES --- APPLIANCES
space is limited and it is a first FURNITURE
come, first served situation. The
will be $6.85 this year and [ G|enn Woodry Furniture ],Master Service Center
cost
this includes lunch. Contact your|,NEW AND USED /,= I GOODYEAR TIRES
Extension chairman for morehavede,ServingvalleyTheForWillamette62 Years,al General Electric Appliances
tails.
,Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Coffey I /
t365 Commercial N.E. 363-9104
just returned home from an ex- |1605 Summer St. NE 363-51101
tended trip to California. The
t
Coffeys visited friends and rela- HEALTH FOODS WOMEN'S APPAREL
Banle~mericard-Master Charge
Lancaster Mall Ph. 581-9997
Tropical Fish -- Gold Fish
Small Animals & Parakeets
The Electric Shaver Centor~
All Brands-- Factory
Authorized Service For
Remington. Norelco & Ronson
Across from Ladd & Bush
U.S Bank
335 State St. Ph. 363-5505
dan Friday night. Marcie is a SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP "The Friendly Store"
cheer leader for Dayton so the Men's Wear. Work Clothing,
'boys were rooting for Dayton, of -- Schwinn Bicycles -- Rainwear Boots a Shoes, Ball
course. Sales-Service-Accessories Band Boots. Justin Boots
Mrs. Florence ~ Gibbons is at BankAmericard --- Master Endicott. Johnson & Redwing
home after taking treatments at Charge Welcome Shoe~,~U.S. Rubber Footwear
147 Commercial SE 363"4516A ~9 co~c*~ ~E s~s.~so,
the hospital in Salem. BAN~[ ~ENIICAI~D--MAS'I'ER C]l~cA]RO!
Marion Huffman of Portland '
visited here at the homes of ~RUGGISTS MUSIC DEALERS
Blanche Stewart and Bill Hills. ~ WILLS MUSIC STORE "T
Blanche drove him home to Port- /Band & Orchestra Instrumentsl/
land when he returned home. " Sales & Rentals |
The Home Extension County Baldwin Pianos & Organs 1
LRocords -- Sheet Music l
Committee met at the Court I ~ Guitars & Amplifiers ~ |
House in McMinnville Monday. i S&H Green Stamps |
Barbara Owens is a member of ~432 State St. Ph. 364-6757~
the committee and I attended as ~-~---
a guest and showed some film of PET SHOPS
the Japanese Gardens which was ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR
one of the places the Extension BURRO~GH~SELECTRI~:-,~ PIED PIPER PET PALACE
Complete One-Stop Shop For
Pets and Supplies