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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON ---
THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1975
on
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irwin
from Hopewell were Saturday
callers at the home of his sister,
Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Galer.
Mr. and, Mrs. Bill Clark from
Eugene were Sunday evening
di'nner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Callahan. Later in
Che evening callers were Mr. and
Mrs. John Callahan from Lebanon
and their son, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Callahan and two children from
Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. .~arold Young
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Maxine Dye, in Fort-
]and.
~unday evening callers at the
Bud Callahan home were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Paylor from Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenzen
from McMinnville visited Mrs.
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Mariam Krake last Wednesday.
They also visited at the home of
Mrs. Ed Grabenhorst.
Mrs. Mariam Krake, Mrs. Sar-
ah A~timus, Mrs. Judy Clements
went to Newberg Tuesday even-
ing to interview some prospective
members for Rebekah Lodge.
=Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mosgrove
attended the funeral of his bro-
ther, tester Reynolds, in Vancou-
ver Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peele spent
Friday and Saturday at the home
of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stewart at Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn
from Silverton spent Thursday
afternoon and evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lioen
Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer were
hosts for a dinner to celebrate
five birthdays in their family
Sunday. Those having birthdays
were two granddaughters, Teres-
sa of Eugene, and Kathy of Sher-
idan; two sons, Leonard of Eu-
gene and FentorL of Hopewell,
and Mr. Lloyd Galer. All of their
families were present for the din-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan vis-
ited Floyd Matthews from Sheri-
dan at the McMinnville hospital
Monday evening. On the way
home they stopped to visit Mr.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Rebecca
McKinley were Mr. and Mrs. Del-
mer Crowley of Roseburg and
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Solm of Salem.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Beier and Mrs. Georgia Mull of
Salem, and Mrs. Virginia Carson
and sons of Sweet Home were
guests.
Mrs. May Polvi and Mrs. Ru.
dolph Fischer called on Mrs. Hen.
ry Deeon on Thursday afternoon
this past week.
Mrs. Henry Heagle of Gresham
was a Tuesday guest of her moth-
er, Mrs. Margaret Janzen, and
Mrs. Esther Polvi called Sunday
afternoon.
The Moonlighters Home Exten.
sion Unit will meet at the home
of Mrs. Allen Shirk on Monday
evening, March 3~ at 7 pro. Mrs.
Don Rae is leader for the lesson,
"Let Down--Up Tight." Refresh.
ments will be served by the host-
ess and all ladies of the com-
munity are invited to attend.
The Hopewell Home Extension
Unit were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Mary Elliott on
Tuesday, Feb. 18, with 18 women
present. Mrs. Allen Robertson and
Mrs. Lloyd Rae gave the lesson
on diet and exercise, which was
helpful and informative. The
meeting in March will be held at
the home of Mrs. William Callan-
irvl
Sunday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C~llander
were Rev. and Mrs. Walter Row-
ley of Silverton, John Kotka, Mrs.
Lena Olke of Me~" nville and Mr.
and Mrs. 1~. O. Pearse. Rev. and
Mrs. Rowley were overnight
guests of the Callanders.
Little Amy Johanna Allison, in-
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Allison is now home from
the Portland Dornbecker Hospital,
and is improved. Mrs. Wayne
Ojua accompanied Mrs. Allison to
Portland Wednesday to bring her
home.
Mrs. Lena Olke of McMinnville
was a Saturday guest of Mrs.
John Ojua and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Pajala during the aft-
ernoon. Mrs. Olke was a Sunday
First Aid Su
Required By New
Besides the new law concerning
first aid personnel for farms em-
ploying one or more persons, very
specific first aid supplies must be
available for anyone sick or in-
jured, reports Mike Gamroth, Ex-
tension Agent.
"The items that must be sup-
plied are spelled out carefully in
Club, also your basketball team. and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson. der in Bethel. the new law. Every employer
Cal~l Russ Walker 868-7389. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MosgroveRev. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig must have a supply of these and
9, 10fwere dinner guests at the home returned from the Pastors' Con- only these items readily available
0 of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Davis Men- ference in Garden Grove, Calif to all employees," noted Gain-
Miscellaneous day evening, on Monday night, Feb. 24. Their roth
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ebner from sons, Mark and Russell were The supplies are listed as fol-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. O.
Pearse, and served at the Richard
Crannel reception Sunday after-
noon. She remained overnight
with Mr. and Mrs. Pearse.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Sylvia
Taskinen were Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
ny Taskinen and son of Newberg,
Mrs. Ila Schuchardt and Mr. and
Mrs. Darrel Schuchardt and son
Jason of McMinnville, and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Ranieri of Port-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. tester Wood of
Vancouver, Wash are parents of
their second son, Scott Steven, 7
lbs 10 oz on Feb. 20. He joins a
brother Shaun, 3. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sipola and
.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood of Van-
couver. Mr. and Mrs. Sipola vi-
sited their daughter and family
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. tester Stephens
of Yakima, Wash Mrs. Veta Ste-
phens, Mrs. Grace Duren and Mrs.
Vernon Stephens were Saturday
luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Davis of McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stephens
were weekend guests of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ste-
phens.
Mr. and Mrs. John Finn visited
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Art Finn
and family of Portland on Satur-
day, and they enjoyed a tour of
OMSI in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson of
McMinnville were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Lillian Risser.
Professional
$100 REWARD: Lost, 2 huskie McMinnville called on Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lows: Directory
dogs, 1 male, black, white and Mrs. Will Ditto Monday after- Janzen and family in their ab---Ten gauze pads (3"x3" at
gray with curly tail; 1 female, noon. The Ebners are formersence, least) individually wrapped
black and white. 749-2204, Salem. Dayton residents. The Hopewell Sunday School
Last Tuesday afternoon callers of the Community Church are --Two large gauze pads which Mower add Saw
I 1 at the M. A. Palmer home were sImnsoring a 'March to Sunday are or can ber folded approx- Cli
Stewart'$ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rossner from School" during the month of imately 8"x10". Bic
MeMinnville. March, culminating on Easter ---One box (25) adhesive band- COMPLETE SERVICE
/ 'Sunday, March 30. There will be ages
I (Across from Biock House)
Photography LAFAYETTE MAN ASSIGNED an Easter Sunrise service for the --Two one-inch and two two. ~ ROY E. WILL
J Studio| TO FT. LEWlSARMY BASE Hopewell and Unionvale Corn- inch gauze bandage rolls .~
munity Churches and friends, at --Two triangular bandages P
JJ ~; RT. 1, BOX 255Alj FT. LEWIS, WASH" (AHTNC)the Hopewell Church, with break---W und cleansing material, I p " Yl
J ~,~:t-~r-, DAYTON, / Army Private Roberto G. Martin- fast served following the service, such r.J.L. McKmne
/ ~~V OREGON 97114 / ez. son of Mr. and Mrs. Teodulo Everyone is invited to attend all soap and water solutionI OPTOMETRIST |
Martinez, 234 Market St Lafay- of these services, moistened towelettes -- no
i / . .
~4-~185 ette, is assigned as a helicopter The Hopewell Ladies Aid cele- disinfectants,Lenses, Frames Duplicated 1
Call after 5 pm or on weekends J repairman with the 9th Infantry brated the January and February ---Scissors 602 First Street Ph. JE 8-2460|
Division here. birthdays of their members and---One blanket (50"x80" mini- ~ =:~--= :
friends on Wednesday afternoon, mum)
PRESCRIPTION DRUG SERVICE
Feb. 26. Gamroth reminds employers
Dvt
Again Has A that there are optional items
a. on Special Services To which may be included in the
Be HeldByChurch first aid kit, but items such as
medications, pain-relievers, and
The Associated Missionary Vol- disinfectants must be approved
unteer Society will hold a special by a licensed physician.
service at the McMinnville SDA For further information about
Is Expanding Their Prescription
Delivery Service Into Dayton -to
PUTT'S MARKET
Residents may phone in their prescription
orders to Mac Rexall Drug and pick
them up daily at Putt's Market in Dayton.
Public Assistance Recipients may phone in their case
number and prescription number to Mac Rexall Drug
and have their prescriptions delivered for pickup
at PUTT'S MARKET
McMinnville's Leading Source of
Veterinary Supplies
Phone 472-4109
416 3rcl St McMinnville
Church, with the Hopewell SDAthe 1975 first aid requirements
Church cooperating, on S~turday, for employers of farm labor con-
March 1. The song service will sult the Marion County Extension
begin at 5:45 pm. Elder Don Gray Office in Salem or yourlocal
will speak at 6:15 pm, and W.W. Farm Bureau Office.
Robertson will speak at 8 pm fol-
lowing supper at 7:30 pro.
Elder Gray is pastor of the
Stone Tower SDA Church of Port-
land after many years in the
Southern California Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robertson
of Newberg will show pictures of
their most recent trip to the Bri-
tish Isles. They landed at Gatwick S E R V I C E
Airport, South of London, trav-
eled to the southwest coast of
England, then west thru Wales.
Then by ferry to Ireland where
they spent five days visiting rel-
atives and sightseeing. Then back
thru northern Wales to the lake
country to Edinburgh, Scotland,
and hack along the east coast of
England to the Gatwick airport.
Everyone is cordially invited to C. WADE MATTOX
enjoy an inspirational evening. Phone 864-2213
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Savings Accounts Insured to
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Interest from dhy of deposit to
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