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PAGE 2--THE DAYTON TRIBUNE--DAYTON, OREGON-- POST OFFICE BOX M TELEPHONE [503] ~64-2310 PuMIshed Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon An Independent Newspaper Established in 1913 _ George Mettzon, Publisher __ Second Class postage Paid at DaYton, Oregon 97114 SUBSCRIPTION RATE -- IN ADVANCE In Oregon, 1 Year . i ............................ $3.50 t Outside Oregon, U.S., 1 Year ..................... $4.00 Outside U.S., 1 Year ............................. $4.75 Send Payment to Dayton Tribune, Box M, Dayton, Ore. 97114 ,~l:Ntb¢~ ~ ~MHR Kill Kare Klub mee.ts THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1982 Doud on Thursday and Friday evening Dr. Stanley started her return trip home. She called her mother Monday to report a safe trip and that it was raining in Virginia. Mrs. Bob Doud and children joined her husband at Tektronix Thursday at noon for a potluck lunch honoring several from his department who are leaving soon. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Smith of Mill City were Saturday callers at the home of their mother, Mrs. Mildred Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Merkel of Vancouver, Wash. (nee Janice Dorsey) were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dorsey. Janice was honored with a birthday dinner Saturday evening and another one Sunday. Saturday evening the Dorseys and Dorothy Ford saw the Gallery play "The Price." Mr. and Mrs. Dean Christenson of Pipestone, Minn., were Tuesday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George The Kill Kare Klub met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frances Burris. There were eight members present. The club tied a quilt; the top was one given to the club by Ruth Reeder. They worked on it all morning and finished just in time to enjoy a bountiful pot luck dinner at noon. The center piece was flowering plum and daffodils. After the dinner Mr. Burris took several of the ladies out to see their lovely new motor home. Then Mrs. Unruh called the meeting to order for business. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report given. A thank you note from the Reeder family was read. Mrs. Dorothea Hall won the door prize. The April meeting will be at the home of Viola Unruh. The rest of the afternoon was spent visiting. Webfoot Mrs. Mildred Shafer received word this week of the arrival of another granddaughter, Terri Bishop, born March 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bishop (nee Shirlie Sharer) of E! Mirage, Arizona. She joins two sisters and arrived on her older sister's birthday. Mike Leroy accompanied his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Ostrander to the beach for a few days during Spring vacation. His mother, Mrs. Bob Doud and children, Sarah and Jason went out on Friday and brought him back with them while her parents re- mained for a few more days. Dr. Melissa Stanley and her mother, Mrs. Annie Millam were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George , CHECK OUR )F EVERY DAY LOW PRICESV ....... ;O,- P G-E Stat i o n $-- ..... HOURS 7 am to 11 pm EVERY DAY LL'SFAyMEAp K EX"4 m At MACY & SON Funeral Directors We offer a complete price range so any family may choose the service be,'1 suited to its economic needs. MACY & SON FUNERAL "DIRECTORS 2rid & Evans McMInnville 472-6151 National Selected Morticians Member by Invitation Doud. Mrs. Christenson is a niece of George's and they had been visiting Elder Warner of Gladstone, a lifelong friend of Dean's. They were on their return trip. and visiting relatives briefly along the way. Monday evening Mrs. Bob Dorsey and Mrs: George Doud attended the YAMHELA Nature Society meeting at McMinnville. Doris Lehman displayed many albums of bird pictures taken locally. Kenneth Fender brought many beetles and spoke briefly on his research of species. FAIR BOOSTERS TO HA IrE FLEA MARKET The Yamhill County Fair Boosters are sponsoring a "flea market" Saturday and Sunday, April 3rd and 4th at the "A-Dec" building on the county fairgrounds. Tables can be reserved for $5.00 per day. Call 472-2824 Hopewell SDA Church Elder Fred Wilbur of McMinnville, was the speaker at church hour on March 20. Mrs. Wilbur and her brother accompanied him. They stayed for the fellow- ship potluck dinner following the services. Elder Wilbur and his saw gave the special music in Sabbath School and also the church services. Something special, coming before the Communion Service next week on March 27 will be an inspirational music treat given by Joe Pearles and The Quiet Sound. The Willamette Dorcas Federation met on March 24th, 10 am to 1 pm at the South Salem SDA Church (6994 Sunnyside S.E.). Elder Lee Grady, the new director of SAWS* Watsonville, Ca., depot, was the guest speaker. Also Elder Ron Watts, recently elected new Personal Ministries Director of Oregon Conference had a part. A fellowship potluck dinner was held ate/ pm. Sabbath School highlights, March 20, Elder Dalles Dull gave the Evangelism emphasis. Mission Spotlight by Jim Jedel. Then Class Study concluded the Sabbath School session. This week is school spring vacation for McMinnville Jr. Academy, Laurelwood Academy and Walla ~alla College. Family groups spent the weekend at Neskowin on the coasL Mickey and Carol Campbell of Paid Cedro, Calif., and.their children, Robert, Brenda and Marcia spent a few days with the George Byrnes and Lowell Camp- bells. Freda and Frank Sellers of Newport also spent or 8,52-7221 for more information. Saturday night with the family group. would like to thank the more than 200 individuals listed below who have already contributed to his campaign for STATE REPRESENTATIVE #29: JERRY AND EDITH ALLEN DICK AND SUSIE FRANCOIS RON AND DONNA MILLER DOUG ANDERSON DR. AND MRS. REMY FULSHER WADE AND PAT MILLER HERB AND BARBARA ANOERSON RUSS AND OLIVIA GAINER MR. AND MRS. ROGER MINTHORNE LARRY AND JUDY ANDERSON GORDON ANO JOAN GALBRAITH MR. AND MRS. ART MOFFATT JACK W. ANUNSEN RICK AND LARRYANNE OARLOCK CESAR AND MABEL MONTENEGRO BILL AND JANE APEL KEN AND RITA GASH MR. AND MRS. JOHN MONTGOMERY LEONARD ANO GLORIA ATTRELL DAN GATTI JOE MUCH FLOYD AND JACOUEMNE AYLOR JOHN AND MARY GEARHART CHRIS L. MULLMANN MIKE BALOWIN MR. AND MRS. PETE GEORGE LEE AND GRAYCE NASH MR. AND MRS. CRAIG BANNING BILL AND FRIEDA GEURTS MR. AND MRS. ART NELSON TRENT ANO FRANCES BARNES DALE R. GOLDSMITH HARLAN NOBLE KEITH AND MADGE BAUER DR. NORMAN GOSS MR AND MRS. DON NUSOM. SR. GIL AND GLENNIS BELLAMY MR. ANO MRS. CARL RAFFENBERGER MAL., AND PIET O'DONNELL WAYNE ANO KATHY BECKWITH SAM AND GINGER GRAHAM MR. AND MRS. PHIL PARKS MR. AND MRS. LEROY BENHAM MR. AND MRS. O.W. GRIFFITH EMMA PARIS MR, AND MRS, ORVILLE BERNARDS DENNIS AND JUDY GRIMES ROLLIE T. PEAN JERRY BIEZE IVAN AND ORVA GUBSER MR. AND MRS. RICK PENNA DAVE AND HEIDI BLANCHARD KENNY GUMM COL. FRANK PETTIT RONALD AND ELEANOR BLUNDELL NORRIS AND FLORENCE GURNEY MR. AND MRS. DEAN POLLMAN CLIFF BROTHERTON TONI HADLOCK HOWARO AND JEAN PUTMAN DALLAS AND VERNA OEAN BOATMAN MR. ANO MRS. THORNE HAMMOND ROBERT AND JEANNETTE PUTNAM JIM BOWLES DR. AND MRS. JAMES HAND ALLEN B. PYNN STEVE AND PAM BROWN MR. AND MRS. NORMAN HARPER PAL AND ARLENE RAUEN JOE BRUGATO DR. AND MRS. DONALD HARR OR. AND MRS. GARY RESCHLY RAY BUCKLEY MIKE AND SHiELA HENRY JIMMY AND DELORES RICHARDSON MR. AND MRS, ERNIE BUOKE RUSH M. HOAG MR. AND MRS. MILTON RINGE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BULLOCK RAY AND BETTY HOPP HAROLD AND BARBARA ROARK SEN ANO VIOLA BUNN MR. AND MRS. KEN HOUGH MR. AND MRS. MILT ROBINS BEN J. AND JAN BUNN MR. ANO MRS. BARRY HOUSE HAROLD AND ARLENE SCHNITZER DAVE AND VERLENE BUNN REX AND RANDY HOWARD ADOLPH ANO DOROTHY SCHUTZ ESTELLA BUNN GEORGE HOWE SALLY SEKTNAN FLOYD AND LOLA BUNN JOHN AND TERESA HUOKINS DICK AND GENNE SHERMAN JIM AND CINDY BUNN BOB HUSTON LOIS SIEGMUND RALPH AND PHYLLIS BUNN MR. AND MRS. PAUL JELLUM BRUCE SIGLOH TIM BUNN MR. AND MRS. ART JOHNSON RAY AND ROBERTA SIMONSEN TOM AND LONA BUNN BOB JOHNSON GENE AND PAT SMITH HAROLD AND ROGENE BURCH DENNIS C. JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. SAM SMITH KATHLEEN BURCKHARD MR. AND MRS. RALPH E. JOHNSON LIN AND ELAINE STANDING MR. AND MRS. HOWARD BUTLER BOB JONES FRANK AND MARY LOU STANLEY DAVE CARGO OAVE AND VICKI JOSEPH TOM AND CAROL STEARNS ED CHARLESWORTH MARCIA KELLEY MR. AND MRS. GIB STEWART ROBERT AND RITA CHRISTENSEN DR. AND MRS. STAN KERN MR. AND MRS. DON STRAM ANOREW AND OEMA CHUPP JOE AND WANDA KERR TERRY TINOLE MERLE AND JANICE CHURCH MARY KOCH WARREN AND DOROTHY THOMAS JERRY AND DONNA CHING MR. AND MRS. JOHN KRAUS CHARLEY AND MARIETTA THOMPSON JOHN COLLINS MR. AND MRS. CARL KREDER. JR. ERLING AND KATHERINE THOMPSON JOHN COMPTON MR. AND MRS. LEONARD KUNZMAN MARY TRESHAM DEL AND LINOA CORNUTT DOROTHY LeFEVRE MR, AND MRS, JOSEPH VAN ARSDEL JOHN AND JUDY COUTU MR. AND MRS. DAVID LeSHANA BOB VanNATTA ' MR. AND MRS. DAVID COX ASA L, LEWELLING GALE AND SAIMA VINTON MR. AND MRS. DON DAVIDSON MR. AND MRS. JIM LOCKETT MR. AND MRS. JOHN VOLL TOM AND SUE DAVISON MR. AND MRS. MARVIN LORENZEN MR. AND MRS. REX WARREN RON OAVISON MR. AND MRS. RAY LYNCH ROGER ANO BECKY WARREN JOHN ANO MARY DAY GOROON MacPHERSON MR. AND MRS. HAROLD WASSON OOUG OELANO MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MAGEE STAN AND MARIAN WATT JOHN DERR IRVIN AND PEGGY MANN PETER C. WHITTLESEY CHRIS AND CYNTHIA DEVICH GORDON W. MARTIN, SR. MR. ANO MRS. HARRY WILDER MERLE AND WINNIE DIX PHYLLIS J. MARTIN MR. AND MRS. WALTER WiLHITE BOB AND URSULA DOUD STEPHEN S. M¢CONNEL DEBBIE WILKINSON MR. AND MRS. CURTIS DOUGLAS WAYNE AND DORIS McGOWAN DR. AND MRS. DANIEL WILSON FRANCIS AND BERNICE DUMMER HOWARD AND SHIRLEY McDONALD MR. ANO MRS. TED WIRFS SAM EASTMAN MR. AND MRS. KEVIN McGOVERN JOHN AND BONNIE WOOD BILL AND GENEVRA ERICKSON C.E. AND ALICE McHUGH DR. AND MRS. GUY WOODS MR, ANO MRS. DAVE ERICKSON CHUCK AND PAM McKEEN JON wOODSIDE MR. AND MRS. WALDO FARNHAM EARL AND ELNA M©KINNEY DENNIS AND JANICE WRIGHT LON AND RAE FENDALL GEORGE McLEAN MR. AND MRS. SOL YUTZY DWIGHT AND CHRISTY FERRIS HAROLD MORGAN, JR. CHARLES AND DARLENE ZICKEFOOSE JOHN FERRIS LLOYD AND EUDORA MILLEGAN MR. AND MRS. CARL FRANCIS TOM MILLER STAN BUNN realizes that it is these individual contributors who are helping to make it possible for him to run a successful campaign. STAN has targeted the economic problems of this district as his first priority; therefore, he pledges to use the skills and services of local businesses in his campaign wherever possible. Paid for by: Citizens for STAN BUNN, LeRoy Oenham0 Co.Cheirmen, John Montgomery, Treasurer, 408 E. 1st, Suite B, Newberg, Oregon 97132. iii iiiii ..... ; %"r C D~ P( W e) fc re bi e( ct e( 2: 0 [ J R.$