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PAGE 4 --. THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON JD$ Illl Miscellaneous Notice is hereby given that a = - ~--~ public hearing will be held be- CUSTOM TRACTOR work, plow= fore the City Council of the I n g disc~ng, mowing, I I g h t City of Dayton, Oregon, in the dozing, etc. Fred T. Bien=, Day- Council Chambers at the Dayton ton. Call 864-3368. 11e City Hall at 8:00 o"clock p.m on the 23 day of March, 1970, at TEXAS OIL COMPANY, has up- which hearin -he re . g t glstered vot- emng m Dayton area. No exper- ers o~ ~ne ~ity o~ vay~on may lence necessary. Age not Impor- ^~ . appear aria De neara upon the rant. Good ~,~,=c~ur tt mulL. vw questmn of whether certain ter- zraln. Alr Mail A. T. l)IcKerson, mtory contiguous to the present ~'res ~ouznwestern ~'etroaeum Corp Fort Worth, Texas. ilc Dounaarms Of tae C~ty oz uay- ton, Oregon, as more particular- ~ |~ ly hereafter described, shall be For O le annexed to the City of Dayton, FoR SALZ: Oregon. lifting set, bench press base, sin- EXHIBIT "A" 'Webster, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. ~gle curl ~bars, ~:l~0 lb. plastic-coy- . . . Beip,g a part of Lot 5, Victor Thumberg, Carlton; MeN ered weights, like new. $17. 864- Block 12 of LIPPINCO'Fr's ody McKinnon, Aloha; Mr. and 2277. Ill SECOND ADDITION to the Mrs. Clarence Montgomery, Bea- Town of Dayton in Yamhiil verton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles CONSOLE PIANO. Like new, as- County, Oregon, and more York, Carlton. The groom's mo- mime low m0. pyts. Phone ad- particularly described as fo]- ther, Mrs. Mac Yount of Dayton justor, 363-5707, Salem.10,11c lows, to wit: and his sister, Mrs. Kathi McKes- Beginning at a point where son of Sheridan. BU;~-~S op~}o-~l~-y the North line of Lot 5 of Block 12 of Lippincott's See- Mrs. Dorothy Ford accompan- ~M-I~TG-of-~llousvac~ ond Addition to the Town of led Mrs. Vincent Gale of Aurora to Klamath Falls Saturday where ~on this summer? A few hours Dayton in Yamhill County, I they visited Mr. a~d ~VIrs. Jim daily ~ll make it possible. Call Oregon, intersects the Norti~- I Gale. Jim is attending OTI. They now for private interview in your west boundary line of the ] encountered 8 inches of snow at home with Avon. Write Mrs. County Road leadirtg 1 out of I Oarridge and followed the snow Pfaff, 1401 NE Arrington Rd the City of Dayton and [ plow for many miles. Sunday Hfllsboro, Ore or call 648-6168. known as the Ash Street Road; thence North 75034' [morning another 6 inches of snow 10,11e West along the North line of [ had fallen so they started the re- said Lot 5; 414.0 feet to aturn trip right after breakfast Why not try a classified ad in The Tribune? Call 864-2310. Business and Professional a6~ I THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970 on Mr. and Mrs. Howard HillsI Masonic Lodge Jappa 151 is and family. Saturday Mr. and[ L. ticipated in t h~erTs-'-~o- Mrs. Hills drove to North Plains Ihaving a family dinner Saturday i" gram. to visit his sister, Mrs. Blanche[evening' March 14 at 7:30. All ?~i~: Sunday, March 1st, newlyweds Stewart. Imembersinvited to andattend.their families are ~ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Poh (nee El- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawhead'sIi :i lenea receptionShafer) atWerethe honoredhome of Withher son, Sgt. Donald Lawhead hasI The Chamber of Commerce Shafer, with the bride's sister, gone to Ontario, Calif to visit[would like to thank all the peg- i his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne[pie for their contributions for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Kay. From there he will continue t SOS.i) Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mather of Me- on to San Diego. Monday after- / Minnville hosting. Mrs. Nfather noon Mrs. J. E. Niccolls called on I Compliments o~ the Chamber ! and her younger sisters, Edith Mr. and ~VIrs. Lawhead. and Sheila baked and decorated [of Commerce 24 trees have been }i the tiered wedding cake which / planted in Terry Park. The trees I ~ was served With coffee, tea and The Lafayette City Council has lwe re donated by Mr. Glen punch to fifty relatives and[decided to replace the balance of/Brooks. The 30x40 concrete slab friends. Relatives attending from the street signs that they didn't[in the City Park is expected to a distance were: Mrs. Etta Not- get done last year and paint the/be laid soon. tage, Newberg7 Mr. and Mrs. Max sign posts with aluminum paint. [ Peffer, Myrtle Creek; Mr. and The rest of the council meeting (Continued Next Week) ! Mrs. Howard Versteeg, Portland; was routine business. I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Versteeg, =.~ ~ ~ Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs. George ~ J INCOME TAX RETURNS ! PREPARED HERE i i !OXINSUR/I :EA[I i I C. WADE MATTOX Vl MATTOX i i i stake at the Northeast corn- er of that ract conveyed to Fred T. Bienz by deed re- corded March 21, 1963 in Film Volume 28, Page 934, Deed and Mortgage records: thence South 04 04' West and after battling the elements all the way were very glad to get home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Metzger and children of Lacomb, Ore were Sunday callers at the home of along the East line of said his grandmother, Mrs. F e r n Directory Bien tract 373.87 feet; thence Vaughan. South 83040, West ~136.20 feet Kinn ] along said Bienz line; thence Mr. and Mrs- IKeith Knoche of fDr South ~17 58' East ~133.07 feet Prineville .were weekend house . J. L Mc ey to the Southeast corner of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ar- I OPTOMETRIST,said Bienz tract and the mentrout. Mr. ~:noche is Mrs. Ar- Northwest line of said Ash mentrout's nephew. Sunday Mr. | Newberg, Oregon,Road; thence Northeasterly and Mrs. Larry Nuckols of Hills-. | Evenings by Appointment,along the North line of said borg and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ash Road 666.6 feet, more or Hampton and children of Carlton THIS AD GOOD FOR FRIDAy& SATURDAY, MARCH 6 & 7 GRADE A LARGE EGGS ooze. 47c HY-LO :~llll]l]lllJlllllllllllllll H IIIIIIIIIIIlllIHlilllllllll]lllllllllllllll[Bili]llIIIII]llllllllllll ~ Mower and Saw i Omc COMPLETE SERVICE - (Across from Block House) -== ROY E. WILL Land Surveying | Norris Jones | REGISTERED SURVEYOR |Newberg, Ore. Ph. 538-5516 L 1113 East Fifth St. ' Prompt Repair & Service iRadio & TV Service PHONE 79, -911 N. 99W McMinnvilIe - ~/~[~l~t~U~il~It1t~ii~li~i~i~lB~i[~i~U1~H~t~[~;~x~ First Federal Savings & Loan Association of McMinnville, Oregon Savings Accounts Insured to $15,000.00 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Dividends Paid Semi-Annually Loans to buy or build your Home 445 Third St. McMinnville less to the place of begin- ning . . . DATED TH I S 3rd day of March, ~1970. Ardillo Krake ~Iayor ATTEST: Rena Will were dinner guests honoring Brian Hampton on hls 5th birth- day. Laf yett B'f a e ries . . (Continued From Page 3) Recorder Mr. Clarence Terry returned home from the hospital this Date of first publication: March week. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ter- 6, 1970 Date of last publication: March ry were visited by their grand- daughter, Mr. and '~Vlrs. David 12, 1970 Hostick of Jantzen City. Monday Mrs. Audrey Lewis o~ Portland called. By RUTH DOUD Mr. and Mrs. George Doud at- tended the annual banquet of the Agriculture Department o~ Ore- on State University Thursday evening, Feb. 26 at the invitation of Dr. Oldfield, Head of the Dept. of Animal Science. Awards and scholarships were presented to about 50 students, ,one of whom was their son Kenneth who re- ceived the McClintock Memorial award ,given annually by the Farm Bureau to a Junior in the Agriculture field for academic achievement and leadership. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sisco re- turned from a trip to San Fran- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamb were visited Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Augustus from Portland. Thursday Mr. A. B. Coffey drove Mrs. Coffey and Mrs. Clar- ence Terry to the home o.f IMrs. Harry ~Kuehne in Carlton for the meeting of the Intervale Club. Mrs. Coffey was co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Frell Zlnk vis- ited her mother, Mrs. Frances Watson in Portland. Mrs. Jenks Van Ronk of New- berg called on Mr. and Mrs. Mau- l rice Showalter and Thursday evenng Mr, Showalter and Mr. Orville Hodgins and Bruce at- tended the wrestl~g matches in cisco where they spent a few Newberg. days visiting Mr. Sisco's sister. Sunday ,Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hills Mr. and Mrs. George Doud and and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hills Henry Doud attended McMinn- and family of McMinnville and ville Grange Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Peters and Feb. 25th where Mrs. Doud par- family of Forest Grove all called HALF GALLON FRITO'S 11-0Z. BAG for I NSTA N T 6----12 OZ. BOTTLES 60c PLUS DEPOSIT ORANGE DRINK 18 OZ. JAR r~ We Now Carry Magazines Golden Books Comics Pocket Books OREGON GROWN CUT-UP FRYERs LB. FRESH,GROUND BEEF LB: SUNKIST SWEET & JUICY ORANGES LB. RED DELICIOUS APPLES 4-lb. Bag NABISCO TOASTER .o. o~ 39c 10-OZ. PKG 28-OZ. BOTTLE MR. CLEAN HUDSON HOUSE RAISINS 2 LB. PKG. CHEF BOY ARDEE Complete SPAGHETTI DINNER 14-OZ. CAN COMET- EACH STEINFELD 2~ CAN $,S SAU E R K RAUT.-.-4 FOR 1 v i