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PAGE 2 ~ THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON
Hopewell
Lee McKinley of Happy Camp,
Calif was a weekend guest of his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca McKinley,
and on Saturday, Merlin McKin-
ley entered Immanuel Hospital in
Portland for treatment. The fam-
ily visited Merlin in the hospital
on Sunday. Lee returned to his
work M~day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marcianelli
of Seaside were house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Galer and
family Thursday through Satur-
day. Thursday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Fenton Galer and her par-
ents, Mr .and Mrs. ~arcianelli
celebrated Kathy Galer's birth-
day, with a treat at FarrelI's Ice
Cream Parlor in Salem, with Ani-
ta Kadell and ~Cathy Johnson of
Amity as guests.
USED PIPE
& FITTINGS
~w to ~' Dlmmetor
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1" . I -- 350
-- -17e I3" - . ,lk
cal Ceiling Tile 10O sq. x't.
1ourescnt Liras, w/t $730
Stora~ cabinets and shelv!~.
Formica Top Receiving Countem
Bricks, 3~e tmoleeaed; 6~e clad
Wash BasL~ w/fxtr~ $5 to $7J0
ToUets compl 1112,00 up
Water PUmlm from $35.00 uP
Hot Water Heate~ $10.00 up
& Tlmberm $50.00 M
No. 2 Dlmen. Lmbr $40 to $~ M
lx6 T&G and Siflphp $40-$55 M
Drs w/Hardware & ~'ame $4 up
Plate Glass View Wndwl 800 sq ft
Window Sash, Man~ aizea 80c up
-- NEW BLDG. SUPPLIES --
Hrdbrd Panels, 4xSxa)~" $1.65 lht
Chlpboard Pnls, 4xSx~b" llP 21t lht
15.1b. Bldg. Felt $2.40 roll
Roll Roofing 45-1b 65-11) g0-1b.
Black Drain Tile ~ lengths m
Lx" Dla. 5o ft.--4" 80 ft.--4~ 10o ft.
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' Friday evening, Feb. 27, Fenton
Galer was surprised on his birth-
day with a dinner at his h~me,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mar-
cianelli of Seaside, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Courtney of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Courtney of Port-
land, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benz,
~VIr. and Mrs. W. E. Callander,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hersha and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Terrill, enjoy-
ing the evening.
Delpha Evey of Olympia, Wash.
was a guest of her sister, (Mrs.
Beulah Reed from Monday till
Friday, February 27. Thursday
guests were Mrs. John Finn and
Mrs. Daisy Bones for the day.
Mrs. Lowell Ingles of Banks
came on Friday to take her sister
to visit with her ~for a few days
before Miss Evey returns to
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkwood
and sons of Forest Grove were
, Sunday evening guests of l~rs.
Margaret Janzen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reedy of
Amity were Saturday guests of
'Mr. and Mrs. John Geisler.
The Hopewell Missionary So-
ciety will hold its March .meeting
at the home of ,Mrs. David Olke
Tuesday afternoon, March 10,
with Mrs. Beulah Reed as leader.
The group is gathering children's
and other articles for Vietnamese
orphans. All ladies of the com-
munity are invited.
DEDICATION OF FAMILY AND
HOME HELD SUNDAY
Last Sunday afternoon Mr. and
rMrs. Fidel Gonzales held a dedi-
cation of their home and family
to the Lord, at their new house
on Sixth Street.
Gordon mad Patty Miller of
Sheridan sang "Keys to the King-
dom," and Joe and Ann Y.oder of
McMinnville sang, "When There's
Love at Home." The songs were
sung to a guitar accompaniment
in both Spanish and English.
Scripture readings were from
Joshua 24:34-.15 and Psalms 101:
1-2.
Among those present were the
following:
Joe, Ann and Craig Yoder, Car-
olyn Rodriguez and Simon Ren-
don, Jr Sacarro, Sylvia, Diana,
and Richard Rendon, all of Me-
Minnville; 17.Tordon Patty and Ray
Miller, Sheridan, and Bonnie Har-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norris,
Addle Johnson, Mrs. Margaret
Rogers, Mrs. Sharon Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlos Torres, Mr. and
Mrs. Alien Sommers and Lind ,
Susie Spencer, Jesse M. Rodri-
,guez, Jesse Castello, Jonie Gon-
zales, Lupe Gonzales, Sherrie
Schneidewind and Mrs. Delia
U'Ren, all of Dayton.
Refreshments were served to
the guests.
-- THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970 FAIRVIEW
A fire destroyed the interior of
the abandoned Grand Island
Junction Store and Texaco sta-
tion on Friday morning. The Day-
ton and Hop well fire trucks
answered the alarm and re-
mained about two hours. Defect-
ive wiring is believed tohave
been the cause of the fire.
Mrs. May Rickey returned to
the home of her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Stockhoff on Feb.
24, after a week of treatment in
the Salem Memorial Hospital.
The evangelistic meetings at
the Unionvale Community Church
with charlotte Macy of Rock -
way as guest speaker closed Sun-
day, March 1. Miss Macy was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L'. W. Ma-
gee during the past week.
Men of the Hop well and Un-
ionvale Evangelical Churches
)lan to attend the Evangelical
Men's Retreat at Jennings Lodge
this weekend, and a team of men
from the various churches of the
conference will be guest speakers
at the Unionvale and Hop well
Churches Sunday, March 8 for
the morning service. They will
also he ,guests at a potluck din-
ner at the Unionvale Church at
12:30 Sunday. Everyone is cor-
dially invited to attend.
Members of the Hopewell and
Unionvale Evangelical Churches
will attend the World Day of
Prayer service at the Dayton
Pioneer Evangelical Church on
March 6, 1:30-3 p.m. and again
at 7:30 p.m.
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE
PLAN FRIENDSHIP NIGHT
Naomi Rebekah Lodge opened
in due form Friday eveni/ag. Mrs.
Madeline Gell, Vice Grand, acted
as Noble Grand in the absence of
Mrs. Nels Sipola and Nancy
attended a baby shower in honor
of Mrs. Roger To,robs of Salem
at the home of Mrs. Joan John-
son, on Thursday evening, Feb.
26. About 25 ladies were present.
Mrs. Fred Selby and sons of
DaUas were Friday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Finn, and the boys
remained 'for a visit until Sunday
with their grandparents.
Sunday March ~1 guests of Mr.
and Mrs. David Olke were Mr.
and Mrs. Film.re Suva and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Benson of Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callander
visited Mrs. Minnie Lawrence at
Willamette Man,or in Portland
Sunday afternoon.
John and William Kotka were
guests of Mr. "and Mrs. Boyd
Hines and daughter, Lou Ann of
Salem on Tuesday evening to
celebrate Lou Ann's first birth-
day. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hines oaf Salem and Mr.
and tMrs. Earl Smith and son of
McMinnville.
Benny Taskinen of Portland
was a house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Taskinen for several
days this week.
Mrs. Veta Stephens accompan-
ied her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Stephens and son Michael to
their home in North Bend on
Sunday, Feb. 22 for a visit~ until
Wednesday.
Wheatland
Byron Shenk of Eugene, who
spent two years in India as a
missionary, showed pictures at
the Western Mennonite Church
Sunday.
The students of the Western
Mennonite School whose homes
are at a distance were weekend
guests of the T. F. Gingerich
family and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Judy Clements who was ill. Reist of Hopewell.
Mrs. Ruth Doud was appointed
Virginia Magness accompanied
her sisters, Mrs. Carrie Baker' of
Corvallis and Mrs. Annette Imlah
of West Salem, to Dufur for sev-
eral days visit with another sis-
ter, Mrs. Adeline Underhill. They
returned Saturday, Feb. 28.
Vinginia Magness attended the
Defensive Driving School in Sher-
idan fort he sx week's course,
which Closed Monday, March 2.
Sunday guests of Misses Virgin-
ia and Bertha Magness were Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Beaty.
Mrs. Lenna Wilson was a week-
end guest of her daughter, Mi-.
and Mrs. Roy Wright and family
of Tigard.
GRAND ISLAND
Sunday guests of Mrs. Lulu
Rockhill were Mrs. Rose Allender
and family of Salem, and Mrs.
Kathryn Douglas, also of Salem.
The group also called on Mr. and
~Mrs. August Auer. Mr. Auer is
reported to be in very poor
health.
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