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DAR To Install
New Officers
By Elvina Gourley
The new officers for the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
Yamhill Chapter, will be installed
at the April llth, 11:00 AM lunch-
eon at the Bayou Country Club.
Regent- Mrs. Marcella Rawe
of Carlton; Vice Regent -- Mrs.
Milton Hamilton of McMinnville;
Chaplain, Mrs. Lucille Capps of
Who's Who 1979
Shopping
IF YOU CANNOT FIND IT IN DAYTON, THESE CONVENIENT
BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU.
Jeans & Tops
for Guys & Gals
#i :-
-: .-" .t.i . ' ' I t~-',J~ and C:lncedrtarTi.~kveJiSlable
226 Third Street
472-4525
Lon Dee
Flowers
Phone 472-2123
Flowers With Sentiment
103 South Baker
McMinnvillo, Oregon
KROHN'S
Appliance Center
WASHERS -- DRYERS --
FREEZERS --
REFRIGERATORS --
DISHWASHERS
"All the brands that you know
and trust" ! ! !
SALES SERVICE
315 E. 1st, Newberg 538-3613
Swing into Spring
with Better Nutrition
Newberg
Natural Foods
507 EAST FIRST
NEWBERG
THE DAYTON
TRIBUNE
for all
your
printing
needs
DENTS
502 E. First St Newberg
Phone 538-2079.
Distinctive Gifts
Office Supplies
Hallmark Cards
-- I Ill I i I ,
McBride
Tour &
Travel
Airline-Cruises-Hotel-Tours
Convenient Pick up your
tickets on the way to the airport
KING CITY PLAZA -- TIGARD
639-6599
~)a'C~F J, LP d,
Athletic Outlet
Adidas -- Puma -- Nike
Spot-Bill -- Converse -- Wilson
Spalding -- Rawlings -- Riddell
238 3rd, Mc. 472-2094
501 E. 1st, New. 538-9333
NEWBERG
FIREPLACE
CENTER
Fireplaces -- Wood Stoves
Glass Screens & Accessories
202 W. First 538-5920
Newberg 538-8149
You are invited
to plan
YOUR PARTY FOR
ANNIVERSARIES
BIRTHDAYS
BUSINESS MEET'NGS
AT BOWMAN'S
Restaurant & Lounge
400 E. 1st, Newberg 538-4821
McMinnville
Chrysler-
Dodge
Deals You Can Save On!'
Serv,ce You Can Count On!'
1910 S. Baker, McM. 472-8014
Big Selection
T-shirts & lees of transfers!!
Polymere Pictures!!
Wallarium Planters!!
Full Line Smoking Paraphinalia!
Puff-N-Stuff
312 E. FIRST NEWBERG
"One Big Shop with Lots
of Little Shops"
McCABE
LOCK
AND KEY
Complete Locksmith Service
Bicycles -- Sales -- Accessories
Parts -- Repairs -- Back Packs
Hrs. Tues. thru Sat. 8 am-5:30
Sat. 4 pm
111 N. Blaine 538-4574
Baldwin Shoes
Sherwood Plaza
SHERWOOD 625-5008
We specialize in quality
footwear for your entire family
Air Step Robloo
Nike Weyenberg
Osaga Wolverine Workboot
Justin Western Boot
Buster Brown -- AND MOREl
INFANTS WEAR TO Size 16!!
CARTER -- HEATHTEX
APRIL 13
MOONLIGHT SALE
Glenn & Betty Vorres
317 3rd; McMinnville 472-5511
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979 --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 5
McMinnville; Secretary, Mrs. Billy
Gal lery Theatre been added to the touring program
I. Gourley of Sheridan; Treasurer,
Mrs. Dwight Wilson of McMinn-
ville; Registrar, Mrs. Dale W.
Jones of McMinnville; Historian --
Mrs. F. C. Blodgett of Dayton.
Yamhill County Commissioner,
Polish born, Ted Lopuszynski will
be the guest speaker. Mr. Loups-
zynski left Poland at the age of two
because the Russians moved in and
evacuated him and his father from
their home to a misplaced persons
home in England. His mother and
two younger brothers died and an
older brother was lost in Africa. He
was twelve when the war ended
and he and his father got their
choice of "Poland, Canada or the
United States". They came to
Jeannette, Pennsylvania.
He had two aunts living in Van-
couver, one of whom drove to
Pennsylvania and brought them
back. He served nine years in the
United States Marine Corps. and
ranked as a captain. He met and
married his wife in San Diego in
1962 and moved to McMinnville.
His speech will be "A Strong
Future Needs a Strong Defense."
Correction on guest list at March
14 meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Taylor should have read Mr. Sid
Taylor and Mrs. H. A. Taylor.
Advisory Group
Plans Hearing
On Land Change
The Dayton Planning Advisory
Committee will hold a special
meeting Thursday, April 12 to hear
a request for a zone variance from
Roger A. and Carol L. Hildebrandt.
The zone variance would allow
the creation of a separate nine acre
parcel from a 57 acre piece of land.
The nine acres is currently in or-
chard use and the remaining 48
acres is in row crops.
The Comprehensive Plan desig-
nation is "Agriculture/Forestry
Large Holding" and the parcel is
presently zoned "EF40".
The land is located northeast of
Grand Island Road, Rt. 1, Box 73,
Dayton.
Marvin Lorenzen and Wil Wilson
are co-chairmen of the advisory
committee. The meetings are open
to the public.
Members Sought
For County
Energy Group
The Yamhill County Energy
Committee announces it is seeking
new members to fill vacancies in its
membership.
In general, the purpose of the
Committee is to increase public
awareness of the need to conserve
energy and to assist in the de-
velopment of countywide energy
resources. The committee serves to
advise the Board of Commissioners
on energy conserving measures,
policies and programs in the coun-
ty.
Last year, for example, the com-
mittee submitted a report that
recommended actions by which the
county could conserve gasoline in
its motor pool.
Yamhill County residents who
have interest and concern in the
use of energy are invited to inquire
about membership Call Tom Cun-
ningham, Energy Office, 472-9371
ext 201 or Mark Trumbo, Cheme-
keta Community College, 472-9487.
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY
29 Years in Same Location
109 Oak St. Dayton
Phone 864-3336
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To Sponsor
Puppet Show
Children and adults alike will be
captivated by the miniature world
of the Tears of Joy Puppet Theatre
which will be coming to Gallery
Theatre on Friday, April 6 at 8 pm.
Part of the Guest Artist Series
sponsored by Gallery Theatre, the
group will present their production
of Alice in Wonderland.
Based in Vancouver, Wash
Tears of Joy has presented over
1000 performances in the North-
west since 1973 and have recently
of the Western States Arts Foun-
dation. Their performance includes
an "intermission" in which the
methods and construction of the
puppets are explained to the
audience.
Tickets for this performance will
be available at the theatre at a cost
of $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for
students.
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SALE -- April 6, 7 & 8, Friday thru Sunday, as Quantities Last
13V2-oz. Nutter Butters, 16-oz. Fig Newtons and 10-oz. W#ffle
Creams Reg. 99c Pkg. -- Each
Nabisco Cookies
3B-oz. can Reg. 95c each
Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 79c
Butter-Flavor, in own pan, 5-oz. each
Jiffy Pop Popcorn
Reg. 65c
53c
New England, concentrated, 10V2-oz. can SPECIAL
Hilton's Clam Chowder 2/88c
DEL MONTE, Whole Kernel or Cream Style, 17-oz. cans Special
12-oz. cans
Spam Lunch
Reg. $1.67 each
Meat $1.49
3B-oz. can Reg. $1.15 each
Nalley's Beef Ravioli 99c
Medium Pitted, 6-oz. can Reg. 88c each
Lindsay Ripe Olives 66c
4-oz. cans Reg. 65c each
Spruce Button Mushrooms. 50c
Beef Noodle or Beef-Vegetable, 6.8 & 7.2-ounce tube
Reg. $1.05 each
Soup Starter 88c
24-oz. bottle Reg. $1.29
Nalley's Lumberjack Syrup 99c
Frozen pkg. of two 9-inch shells
Banquet Pie Shells 45c
Banquet: Chicken, Salisbury, Turkey, 19-oz. each
Man-Pleaser Dinners 99c
Oregon Chief
Link Sausage lb. $1.59
Smoked Picnics
Beef Patty Mix
lb.
89c
$1.15
Celery lb. 19c
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