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/ .% L.' (Continued from Last Week) The Intervale Club was held Thursday, Feb 25 at the home of Lucile Clark. There were 13 .mem- bers present and one guest, Pat Foster. Nieta Terry, who is a charter member was sent a card signed by all the members. They also sent a card to Stewart French. After a dessert of Jello and cookies Mrs. Clark was pre- sented with a complete set of towels as a housewarming gift. The next meeting will be at the home of Ava Wood in Carlton on March 25. Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark called on Mrs. Luella Hembree and Donna Mae Hembree in McMinnville who returned from the hospital oll Thursday. Thursday night supper guests were their daugh- ter and cousin, Betty Shawahn and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Delaney from Carlton. Tuesday Mrs. Dean Rector called on Mrs. Vern Prosser, Don- na Mac Hembree and Ray Wil- liams in McMinnville hospital and ! By ORVAL COFFEY Mrs. Bill Nissen and Mrs. Clar- ence Terry in the Physicians Me- dical Center. Weekend visitors were Mrs. Rector's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Morris and daughter Becky. Sunday they drove in to McMinnville and got Mr~ L. W. Snodgrass. They had dinner and attended the shower for Suzanne Farmer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Thair. Jan. 4, Mr. and Mrs A. B. Cof- fey left in their trailer and spent THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 --- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON m PAGE S Angeles and Long Beach Harbor. Jan. 23 and 24 they were visited by Mr. and Mrs Marvin Giesman and two daughters, Lisa and Son- ya from St. ~Louis, Missouri. He works for American Airlines and at Los Angeles International Air- port. One of the officials took them on a tour of the 747. He told them they cost $22 million to build. They saw the cockpit with all the dials and buttons cear across and up on the ceiling. The main cabin is a block long, red carpet and real luxurious. Mrs. Coffey asked i~ they really got off the ground when fully one night in Grants Pass at the loaded. The man smiled and said home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph they fully expect to. He said they Prescott on their way to Califor- [ use every inch of the runway and rise into the air like slow motion. nia. They arrived in Lomita and called ,on his niece, Mr. and Mrs. John Workman and three child- ren in Hermosa Beach and on Mr. Coffey's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Coffey from Ava, Mis- souri, who spent the winter in Redond0 Beach. The C0ffeys took many side trips together and out to dinner many times. They went to the Ports of Call at San Pedro and took the boat out to see the Queen Mary and around the Los T 408 Fourth St Dayton Phone 864-2663 IF NO ANSWER --- CALL 868-7555 RCA, SYLVANIA, TV and STEREOS AVAILABLE Tubes Tested -- Antenna Repair Salem Business Directory & Shopping Guide BICYCLES MEN'S CLOTHING SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP --- Schwinn Bicycles -- Sales-Service-Accessories BankAmericard, -- Master Charge Welcome 147 Commercial SE 363-4516 BOOK STORES Adult Books -- New Shipment Pocketbooks-- Magazines O. K. BOOK STORE 125 High St. Salem CLOTHES FOR MEN 198 Liberty N E, Ph. 585-7200 MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES FARM WELDING LES NEWMAN'S "The Friendly Store" Men's Wear, Work Clothing, Rainwear Boots & Shoes. Ball Band Boots, Justain Boots Endicott, Johnson & Redwing ShoesmU.S. Rubber Footwear 179 Commercial N-E 363-5508 ARBUCKLE'S SHOES M ETAL-FAB Stainless Steel Spray & Fertilizer Tanks GAS & OIL TANKS Hitches~Auxiliary Gas Tanks for Pickups 4195 Silverton Rd. NE 362-5541 SHOES Naturalizers--- Life Stride Lady Florsheim - Weyenberg Buster Brown Red Wing Free Store-Side Parking Center at High Ph. 363-6555 GIFTS---FOOD PACKS TIRES ~ APPLIANCES They watched the planes take off and went out to a Chinese dinner. Before they left California they visited Mr. C0ffey's niece, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson and two children in Redondo Beach. They left for home Feb. 24 up the in- land route and saw some of the earthquake damage and devasta- tion and arrived home the 1st of March. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wise and Neff were visited over the week- end by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fish- er and daughter Jolene from Sa- co, Montana. That is where Nell stayed last Summer. Saturday evening Nell went with Mr. My- zak and Richard Myzak to the wrestling matches in Portland. it was the first time Nell had ever seen them live. (This Week) Correction: Due to a mechani- cal failure the following was left out of the story on Lafayette res- idents in the hospital: "Mrs. Ter- ry returned home Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Province brought her home, Mrs. Prosser is still in the hospital, Mrs. Trevor had sur- gery on her leg." Mrs. J. E. Niccolls was taken to McMinnville hospital Thursday for major surgery. Tuesday evening around 8:00, Henry Derendorf was stricken with an attack and taken to a McMinnville hospital. Sunday, March 7, a baby show- er was held for Suzanne (John- son) Farmer at the home of Sue Thair. Sophie Hill and Sandy Lewis were co-hostesses. Those attending were: JoAnne Miles and Christine of W oodburn. Don- neen Tappley of Molalla, Judy Belt of Yamhill, Nancy Ehlers, Velede, Neta and Tammie Bryan from Salem, Katherine Cabe and! Bernice Snodgrass of McMinn- ville, Donna Howard of Eugene and Leva Quayle came from the hospital in Forest Grove to at- tend. Those from Lafayette were Helen and Elva Williamson, Tot Thair, Peggy Province, Shirlene and Gelene Vaught, Edna Rectorl Bernice Johnson, Margaret Ray- mond and Myrtle Blough. Dainty party cakes topped with pink and blue booties were served with coffee, tea or punch. Tiny diaper and nut cups filled with nuts and candy completed the party tray. Kenneth Schuhardt left Lafay- ette last week to move to East- ern Oregon. The new Barber who took over Tuesday morning is James E. Bennett from Aumsville where he also raisesArabian horses. ] Sunday Mrs. Marvin R u t h drove Mrs. John Driskell into Portland to see John in the Vet- erans hospital. Tuesday she re- ceived a phone call to come and get him and he will be home for l awhile returning later. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ruth called on Mrs. Harriet Brown in the Phy- sicians Medical Center and Mrs. Margaret Bal]ard in her home in McMinnville. 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Sunday, March 7, Mr. and Mrs. !Lloyd McElroy had open house for their new tavern in Dayton. :They counted 71 at 3:00 and they were just starting to come in. They had wall to wall people. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Everett Wise celebrated her birthday Tuesday at the ~Cings Table in Salem. Her birthday was Mar. 15. Mrs. Vern Prosser returned home from the hospital Monday afternoon feeling fairly good but still quite weak. It was reported Mrs. Everett Pruitt returned home from the hospital Sunday. The Lafayette Extension Unit met Thursday, March 11, at the home of Mar|lynn Adams with 16 members and guest, Patsy Jones, present. Co-hostesses were Diane Schmauder and Margaret Harris. The lesson, "The Generation Gap" was given by Diane Breaux and Tot Thair. The bake sale took in 30. The Genies will donate $3 more and the Extension will do- nate the rest to make it an even $50. The next ,meeting will be April 8 at the home of Edith Sohrweid and the lesson will be "Safety in Foods." Norman and Bessie Hurter left Dec. 17 to spend Christmas in Bakersfield, Calif. From Dec. 26 to Feb. 21 they spent in Yuma, Ariz. After they left there they followed up the Colorado River, visited Parker Dam, tIavasu City and Needles, Calif. They returned to Bakersfield and spent six days !with his mother, Mrs. George Hurter. They left the 2nd of March and had good roads all the way home with patches of snow here and there. Norman Hueter retired Nov. 1 and they made their home in Lafayette at 957 7th St. Extension. Mr. and Mrs. John Albertson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson in Portland to celebrate Mrs. A]bertson's birth- day. Her other sister, Mr. and Big John's Care LAFAYETTE Serving Mexican Food--- Chicken -- Steak Complete Menu BAKERY INCLUDED Place order ahead to ensure freshness for homemade bread and pies. Open Mon. thru Thurs. 6 am to 7:30 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sundays Mrs. Pete Seida of Portland came later for coffee and cake. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C E. Johnson were visited by their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Beverly from Salem. They are ~oth teachers in the Salem area. 3ohnsons received word the first of last week their grandson, Larry Pritchett w~ rushed to the hospital in Oak- land, Calif with an acute appen- dicitis attack. 1Y[onday Mrs. John Pitman's nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sorlck of Rufus returned to Stay With her for awhile and took her up to see John in the hospital. Drive With Care USED PIPE & FITTINGS ~" to 6" Diameter 60 I 2so sA" 100 I2" 800 1" 100 I2" 300 1~" . 17o I 8" -- ~ Acoustical Ceiling Tile 10c sq. ft. 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