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Hopewell
Clair and Faye Stephens re-
turned last week from a three-week
trip to California. They visited
daughter Helen and husband Ran
Beach. Also three of Faye's sisters
and a brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schreiner and
Leah visited Hopewell Feb. 24th.
They were dinner guests of the Jim
Sargeants of Dayton.
The Hopewell Home Extension
Unit quilt was begun at the home of
Who's
Who In 1979
Our Shopping
IF YOU CANNOT FIND IT IN DAYTON, THESE CONVENIENT
BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU.
Jeans & Tops
for Guys & Gals
t ! ~ ~=~--FREE ALTERATIONS
~'~iI f/ i,'k Concert Tickets
-,~" . : . -'.L l.]~.~ and Calendars Available
226 Third Street 472-4525
FJowers With Sentiment
103 South Baker
McMinnville, Oregon
NEWBERG
FIREPLACE
CENTER
Fireplaces -- Wood Stoves
Glass Screens & Accessories
202 W. First 538-5920
Newberg 538-8149
Appliance Center
WASHERS -- DRYERS --
FREEZERS --
REFRIGERATORS --
DISHWASHERS
"All the brands that you know
and trust"!! (
SALES SERVICE
315 E. 1st, Newberg 538-3613
REMEMBER ' ' f
Health Is Wealth
Newberg
Natural Foods
507 EAST FIRST
NEWBERG
WI LLAMETTE
INDUSTRIES, INC.
112 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512
"Everything for the Builder"
Plywood -- Hardware
Lumber -- Tools -- Paint --
NEWBERG
DENTS
502 E. First St Newberg
Phone 538-2079
Distinctive Gifts
Office Supplies
Hallmark Cards
II II I
McBride
Tour &
Travel
are invited
to plan
YOUR PARTY FOR
ANNIVERSARIES
BIRTHDAYS
BUSINESS MEETINGS
AT BOWMAN'S
Restaurant & Lounge
400 E. 1st, Newberg 538-4821
McMinnville
Chrysler-
Dodge
Deals You Carl Save On"
Servrce You Can Count Ont'
1910 S, Baker, McM. 472-8014
im -n
Big Selection
T-shirts & 1O0s of transfers!!
Polymere Pictures!!
Wallarium Planters!!
Full Line Smoking Paraphinalia!
Puff-N-Stuff
312 E. FIRST NEWBERG
"One Big Shop with Lots
of Little Shops"
McCABE
LOCK
AND KEY
Complete Locksmith Service
Bicycles -- Sales -- Accessories
Parts ~ Repairs -- Back Packs
Hrs. Tues. thru Sat. 8 am-5:30
Sat. 4 pm
111 N. Blaine 538-4574 ,
I l II I SI II
Baldwin Shoe
Sherwood Plaza
SHERWOOD 625-5008
We specialize in quality
footwear for your entire family
Air Step Roblee
Nike Weyenberg
Osaga Wolverine Workboot
Justin Western float
Buster Brown -- AND MORE!
INFANTS WEAR TO Size 16!!
CARTER -- HEATHTEX
ALOHA DAYS
March 8-9-10
Glenn & Betty Vorres
317 3rd, McMinnville 472-5511
Airline-Cruises-Hotel-Tours
Convenient Pick up your
tickets on the way to the airport
KING CITY PLAZA -- TIGARD
639-6599
Athletic Outlet
Adidas -- Puma -- Nike
Spot-Bilt -- Converse -- Wilson
Spalding -- Rawlings -- Riddell
238 3rd, Me. 472-2094
501 E. 1st, New. 538-9333
THURSDAY, MARCH
Mrs. T. F. Gingerich on Tuesday,
Feb. 27. When it is finished, a
picture is to be taken of it to enter a
national contest.
The Hopewell Moonlighter
Home Extension Unit will meet
Monday evening, March 5 at 7 pm
at the home of Mrs. Dennis Dumler
at 7 pm. Mrs. Lloyd Rae and Mrs.
Don Rae are the project leaders for
the lesson, "Public School Fi-
nance", and all women of the com-
munity are invited.
The "Stop Smoking Clinic" at
the Hopewell SDA Church each
evening, Feb. 26-March 2 in charge
of Elder Ray Mitchell and Dr.
Ronald Fleck of Sheridan was well
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Johnson of
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Setala of Gresham were Sunday
callers at the home of Mrs. Esther
Polvi. Monday afternoon guest was
Mrs. Elsie Marx of McMinnville.
J. B. Hart returned to his home
last Tuesday from the Salem Mem-
orial Hospital, and is recovering
satisfactorily from surgery. A large
group of friends visited them Fri-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Pearse
and daughter Stephanie of Portland
visited his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. O. Pearse on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pearse of West Linn Tuesday, Feb.
27 to celebrate Robert's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Priem of St.
Helens, parents of Mrs. Robert
Pearse were also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beier of
Salem and Mrs. Virginia Carson of
Sweet Home were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Rebecca McKinely and Mrs.
Georgia Mull. Mrs. Beier is con-
valescing from recent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ingrain re-
turned Thursday from a two week
vacation in Arizona, visiting their
uncles Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ballard
of Quartsite, and Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers Woolley of Tucson and
other relatives. They report very
pleasant weather during their stay.
Hopewell and
U onv le
Church News
The Sunday School teachers and
officers of both Sunday Schools met
at the Unionvale Church to discuss
methods with Jerry Trent as lead-
er, Monday evening, Feb. 26.
Tuesday morning, Men's prayer
breakfast at the Unionvale Church
and the women's quilting later in
the day.
Ladies Aid Quilting at Hopewell
Church, and on Wednesday at 9 am
and in the evening, and the Mar-
riage Encounter meeting will be
held at the Philip Darling Home in
the evening.
Men's Congress will be held at
the Jennings Lodge Assembly
Grounds Friday evening, Saturday,
and Sunday till after noon. Rev.
Charles Ludwig and several of the
men of the Hopewell and Unionvale
Churches plan to attend.
Sunday evening services of the
Hopewell and Unionvale Churches
will be held at the Unionvale
Church during the month of March.
Sunday evening March 4, Miss
Jane Poole of West Salem will be
guest speaker on the topic "Right
to Life", and everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
II
Don Cornett's
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY
29 Years in Same Location
IO9
Oak St.
Phone 864-3336
Diylon
1, 1979 --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
Sunday evening March l l, the
Young People will be in charge of
the service.
March 6, the Unionvale Church
Local Conference will be held with
Rev. George Millen, Conference
Superintendent in charge of the
Pastor-Parish Committee will meet
with him afterwards. All members
and friends are invited.
March 7 at 7:30 pm the Women's
Bible Study will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Trent, and
every two weeks during March. All
women invited.
UNIONVALE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme of
Dayton returned Friday evening
-- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE3
from a trip to Walnut Creek, Calif.
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Fisher and also visited Mrs. Jessie
Hunter of Roseville.
Church News
Elder Frank Baker, Oregon Con-
ference Church Temperance leader
of Portland was speaker for church
Feb. 24. His topic was "That Thy
Days May Be Long".
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22V2-oz. OVEN FRESH FIRST4 LOAVES
a
1-pound tubs SPECIAL-- EACH
Gold-N-Soft Margarine 59c
2g-oz. jar Reg. $1.05 each
Welch's Grape Jelly
Pineapple-Grapefruit or Pineapple-0range
75c
46-oz. cans
Reg. 75c each
Del Monte Fruit Drinks 59c
Macaroni & Cheddar, 71/4-0z. boxes bPECIAL
Golden Grain Dinners 2/55c
Nalley's, 24-oz. cans Reg. $1.45 each
Big Chunk Beef Stew $1.25
16-oz. cans Reg. 2/79c
Diamond A Diced Carrots 2/66c
16-oz. cans Reg. 59c
Del Monte Whole Tomatoes 49c
Nalley's, 32-oz. jars Reg. $1.45 each
Tang Salad Dressing $1.15
20-oz. bottles Reg. 77c each
Del Monte Catsup 2/99c
Tiny and Broken, for cocktails, salads, etc 4V2-oz. cans
Reg. $1.19 each
Pacific Waters Shrimp $1.05
Regular or Beef 12-oz. pkgs.
Oregon hie W nor 85c
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Our Lean Slab Bacon lb. $1.59
Jello Instant, Chocolate, Vanilla, Lemon
Pudding & Pie Fillings
Firm, Ripe Bananas
5V2-oz. box,
Reg. 52c each
39c
lb. 19c
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