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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON --
538-7426
f~EALTOR
EALTY l.c.
E. First EO Otter, Salesperson
l ewberg Larry Hindman,
Salesperson
Judy Fehrs, Salesperson
Tom Pomeroy, Broker Anna "Susie" Hindman, Salesperson
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979
Services Held For
Elmer L. Potter
Services for Elmer L. Potter, 82,
of St. Paul, were held Wednesday,
April 4 at the Chapel of Macy and
Son Funeral Home. Rev. Gerald
Carter of Dayton officiated. Vault
interment was in Evergreen Mem-
orial Park Cemetery. Mr. Potter
died April 31 at his home in St.
Paul.
He was born Nov. 7, 1896 at
Overton, Neb. The family moved to
Wyoming in 1929 where Potter
worked for Union Pacific Railroad.
In 1944 he moved to Oregon where
he worked for a dairy farm, Arch-
way Cookie Company and land-
scaping. He lived most of his life in
Dayton.
He was married to Ruth M.
Potter March I, 1924. She passed
away in 1955.
Survivors include a son, Gene L
St. Paul; brothers: Charles, Day-
ton; Alvin, California; Meredith,
and Vernie, both of Overton, Neb.;
three grandchildren; two great-
grandchildren andmany nieces and
nephews.
'Psycho' To Be
Shown Sunday
The classic horror film Psycho
will be presented by the Focus Film
Program of Gallery Players of Ore-
gon on Sunday evening, April 8 at 7
pro. Directed by the acknowledged
master of suspense films, Alfred
Hitchcock, this frightening film is
generally regarded as the prime
example of modern thrillers.
Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh
appear in featured roles.
NW Power Project Delays
Cause Staggering Costs
Of 12 major thermal power plants planned
for the Pacific Northwest in the earl)' 19~Os,
only three are on schedule. The costs ()f
the delays to consumers ;ire staggering :rod
the threat of critical power shortages has
increased dangerously. The original Cost es-
timate ()f nine )'cars agt) fl)r these plants was
apprt)xima~-ly 57.5 billit)n+ l)clavs have
tipped this figure to 514 billion- ,tlmost
twice. Since.lanuary I, 19-'0, this 514 billion
figure amounts to 51,9"r7,566 per thlx':
582,389 per hour; 51,3"3 per minute:
522.88 per second. This waiting is mighty
costly and cert;tinly II() g;.tlnc.
Electricity and Recreation
In building hydrt)pt)wer t, tcilities in ()regon
over the years, IX;l:, also dcveh)l)ed several
parks and c,trr|f)grounds fl)r the enjoyment
of the public. Some arc large enough to
acconlnlt)thtte grt)up ()tltings, st)nit :Ire
used lor overnight camping and st)me for
picnicking ()sly. Prt)niont()rv Park, l()r
example, ()n tile bataks of the (Jackanlas
River, offers overnight camffing. Rcscrva-
Iion,'~ arc ncce,isarv ;IDd nl;iV be 111;idc ll()Xv
by calling 22G-85(15 in Porthtnd. The "l'roj:in
recreation area has facilitics li)r gr()up (2()
()r me)re) picnics and d0e t() its pOl-mlarity.
reservations arc rcqt,ircd there, tot). P(;E
parks will officially ()pen the day bert)re the
19"9 fishing season opens, April 21.
Safety Reminders
For Kids With Kites
P:lrcnts keep the ftm in xottr yot|ngstcrs'
kite flying by insisting they l(fllow these
rules: I. Metal tails ()r strings ;Ire n()-n()'s
rcmcmher Ben Fr,lnklin ;tnd his key? 2. Fh
in an ()l)(.'n licld a~vav lrOlll trees :tnd power
lilacs. 5. ~i.'t strings arc not good it) use,
either--in fact. it's a g()()tl rt|lc N()T t() llv a
kite in wet weather at all I)cc;.itlsc moisture
in the air ()r water ()n the ground-makes ,in
excellent condt|ctt)r ellelectricity, t Never
('limb p()les ()r kitc-catin' tree t() retrieve a
trapf)ed kite. it's much safer it) buy a new
m
m
What a Difference
A Degree Day Makes
A unit ()1 measurernent that is becoming
fn()rc and mr)re important t() everyone as
cncrgv bcf()nlcs ill()re expensive is a term
c,tllcd a tlegrec day. it is used to measure
heating requirements and is determined by
striking an ,tverage of the high and low ()tit-
side tcmpcr,ttt|res for ,t particular day and
st,htr,tcting that nt,n.lbcr from 65 degrees.
Vh,lt you hope fi)r is th,tt there will bc zero
dcgrcc days in a day. but that's a wintertime
imp()ssihility. Icy January. lor example, with
31 days, had 1(tSH degree days; Fcbruar);
with ()nh 2H days, and s()mewhat milder,
had G I "5 dcgrcc days. Boiled down, tile more
tlcgrcc tiers there arc in :l lllonlh nlcans tile
c~fltlcr the xvcathcr was- which means
v(n,r heating ~,vstcm had to work harder.
Shoot It--Strip It
While the Weather's Warm
It's (luitc c;tsv for homeoveners to forget the
whistling winds of winter and the icy grip
t)f last January
when the spring
un shines and the
[ / trees begin to bud ,)tit. But
/ /' - now, when it is warm, is actually
the best time to break out your
caulking gun and seal tile heat-leaking, air-
entering cracks around windows and doors.
~b,ltherstrip. too, while you're in the mood.
N()xv is the time, r:lther than conducting a
crash progranl next fall. The job is quite
simple and the rn,iterials are not expensive.
For c()mfort's sake and fi)r savings in energy
and m()nev, a Saturday now in your T-shirt is
sure hotter than working with cold fingers
in the fall.
Thought for the Day
I ncxcr think of the future. It Or)rileS soon
cn(mgh.
Alhert t-instein
m
Portland General Electric
The film will be shown in the
Gallery Theatre, 2nd and Ford
Streets, McMinnville. Admission is
51.50 and tickets will be available
at the door.
NOTICE
Due to circumstances beyond
our control [Gas Shortage?] we
will begin closing Saturdays
beginning APRIL 7th
D&N 01LC0.
DAYTON
Salem Business
Directory and
Shopping Guide
BICYCLES
SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP
i -- Bicycles ---
Schwinn
Sales-Service-Access0ries
BankAmericard --- Master
[ Charge Welcome
~14.7 Commercial SE 363-4516e
COSMETICS & GIFTS
TOUCH OF MINK
Bring This Coupon In For Free
Sample of Our Special
Cleansing Bar [Soap]
One Per Customer
Ph. 581-0918
Lancaster Mall or Salem Plaza
)RUGGISTS
WEST SALEM
PHARMACY
"Prescription Specialists"
WEEKDAYS "'TIL 7:00 P.M.
675 Wallace Rd. N.W.
581-1689
MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOE
I LES NEWMAN'S ~1
Men'sWear, Work Clothing, I
Rainwear Boots & Shoes, La- I
Crosse Rubber Co. Justin Boots, I
Endicott, Johnson & Redwing I
Shoes, Rainfair & U.S. Rubber I
Clothing--Vendor's License for |
P.O. Employees |
179 Commercial NE 363-5508)
MUSIC DEALERS
t WILLS MUSIC STORE t
Band & Orchestra Instruments l
I Sales & Rentals /
Baldwin Piano~ & Organs |
Records -- Sheet Music [
] -- Guitars & Amplifiers -- [
J S&H Green Stamps |
~432 State St. Ph. 364-6757~
NEEDLECRAFT
THE BUSY NEEDLE
"For Quality & Beauty in
Needlecraft"
Need'eUo!n'-CreweI-Crochet
Latch Hook Rugs--Knitting
Complete line of DMC threads
BankAmencard-Master Charge
Lancaster Mall Ph. 363-9898
WOMEN'S APPAREL
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18-52, 16'/2 -32'/2
- Sportswear-Coats-Sweaters
Long Dresses-Lingerie
ELEGANT LADY |
~ Lancaster Mall Ph. 362-7254 |
---= Beaverton Mall Ph. 643-704911
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