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-- THE DAYTDN TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971
The Dayton Tribune
P. O. Box U 864-231o
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Dayton, Oregon 97114
The I-Iopewell Missionary So-
ciety win hold its April meeting
at the home of Mrs~ Neis ~po~,
Tuesday, April 13 at 1:30 p.m
with Mrs. Beulah Reed as leader.
All women of the community are
invited to attend.
Salem were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. N. O. Pearse.
Guests during the week at the
home. of Mrs. Margaret Janzen
were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hie~ert
of Salem on Friday, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hall and Mr. and Mr~ J.
Hal~ of Hayer, Montana on Satur-
day, Mr. and ~ Elmer Kotka
and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hurn-
phreys and Karen of Sedem on
Sunday. Mrs. Veta Stephens and
.Mrs. N. O. Pearse were also
guests.
Hopewell Home Extension Unit
members who enjoyed the bus
trip to the Marine Research Cen-
ter in Newport on Monday, April
"5, were Mrs. Allen Robertson,
Virginia Magness, Mrs. Lenna
Wi`lson and Mrs. Esther Polvi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schemmel
and fami`ly of Salem were Sunday
guests of his uncle, James Ra-
teau.
Webfoot
S~eila Shafer spent spring
vacation at Camp Whispering
Winds in Kings Valley with her
Scout troop.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Arkell of
The annual Easter Egg Hunt
for t~e Primary department of
the Hopewell Community Church
Stmday Schoal will be at the
church Saturday, April 20, at
1 p.m. Games and refreshments
are phnned for the children, in
charge of Mrs. Earl Compton,
Nancy Compton, Mrs. Lyle Tre-
sham and Mrs. Beulah Reed.
Mr. and Mr~ D. C. Blanchard
of Madras were Saturday after=
noon ca$1ers at the John Ge~er
home.
Mr. and Mr~ William Boyer of
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Seattle spent Saturday, April 3,
with his grandmother, Mrs. Peg. [
ArkeH at the Ford home.
Mrs. Sig West of' Sheridan
called on her mother, Mrs. Fern
Vaughan Saturday.
A son, Kevin Dale Keister, was
born Sunday, April 4. Parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keister of
Dayton Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mr~ Joe Keister of
Whitefish, Montana, and great
,grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
~eister of Amity. M a t e r n a 1
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
George Doud and great grandfa-
ther, Henry Doud of Dayton. This
.is the 58th great grandchild for
Henry Doud.
Fairview
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr~
Clair Stringer were Mr and"Mrs.
Robert Burnett and family of
Tualatin and Clarence Burnett of
Portland. Cal.lers during the aft-
ernoon were Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Zajac and Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Stringer Sr. of Bellevue.
Clifford Stephens and son Mi-
chael of North Bend were Sunday
"callers at the homes of Mrs. Veta
Unionvale
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoffman
and family moved to Phoenix,
t Arizona, this week after spending
the winter here.
Rev. A. W Mathias of New berg
is guest speaker this week at the
Unionvale Evangelical Church,
each evening except Saturday,
and the closing service will be
Sunday evening, April 11 at 7:30
p.m. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend these services. Wednes-
day evening was Christ~ian Serv-
ice Brigade night, and a weiner
supper was served to the boys
and girls before the service. Fri-
day evening will be Youth Night,
and refreshments are planned
following the service.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stockhof, f,
Gene Stockhoff and Mrs. May
Rickey visited Mrs. Ida McClin-
tock in the Columbia Rest Home
in Vancouver, Wash on Sunday
afternoon.
Grand Island
Mrs. Susie Douglas visited her
sons Erwin, George and Leslie
Douglas and their families on
Sauvies Island on Sunday, and
called on Mr. and Mrs; Curtis
CUB SCOUTS "TANGLE" IN
BASKETBALL MEET MONDAY
The Dayton Grade School gym
was the scene of fun and excite-
ment for Cub Scouts of Dens 2
and 6 and observers, Monday aft-
er school. The boys were coached
by Randy Freeborn and Barry
Sullivan, from the high school.
After runrting through some of
the "warm-up" shots, a short
game was played. The "skins"
(called this because they played
without their shirts) beat the
"shirts" by a score of 14-7. There
were some fumbles, tumbles, a
few fouls, toss-ups and a 'lot of
perspiration as the boys played
enthusiastically and well.
Scouts who played were: Mike
Delaney, Mike Dummer, Larry
Hiemstra, Mike Litscher, Ronnie
Mosgrove, Daren Peterson, Larry
Ringnalda, Danny Schafer, Chris
Shelburne and Gordon Whitehead.
Bobby Phipps and Tommy John-
son substituted for Dana Norris
and Paul Haskell. Thanks Barry,
Randy and boys for an entertain-
ing afternoon.
Dri,e With Care
Stephens a~d Mr. and Mrs. Ver- Douglas and family in Dayton on 'gusiness and
non Stephens. Mrs. Stephens re- her way home.
mained with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Lamb and family
Walter Gerth of Lincoln who Was of Salem were Sunday guests of Prdessional
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Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. z Directory
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urday, April 4. He is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. M~bel Wood,
and other relatives in Ashtabula,
Ohio and friends in Duluth. Min-
nesota, before returning to his
home.
Wheatland
Thurlo Gingerich and O. D.
Kropf of H~%ey took a truck load
of relief materials to the Men-
nonite Relief Center in Reedley,
Calif. The clothing, bedding, ma-
chinery, etc will be shipped ov-
erseas to relief centers which
Che church maintains in many
countries, wherever it ~s needed.
They returned home Monday,
April 5.
Members of the Western Men-
nonite Church Women's group
who attended the Women's Re-
treat at Aldersgate Park in Tur-
ner Friday and Saturday, April
3-4, were Mrs. Lloyd Lind, Mrs.
Marcus Lind, Mrs. Reuben Reist
Mrs. Vera Schrock, Mrs. W~llard
Kennell and Mr~ Thu~lo Girtger-
ich. About 60 women from Wil-
lamette Valley churches were
;sent. !1
The Western Mennonite School
Capp~Ha Touring Chorus
give an Easter Concert at the
Gym on Sunday, April :[1,
at 7:30 p.m. They have ercently
returned from a tour of churches
British Columbia, Al~berta, Sas-
in Canada and North
Dakota and Montana churches.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milner
and family enjoyed a trip to the
coast on Sunday.
STUDENT ON HONOR
)LL FOR WINTER AT OSU
Richard J. Myzak of Dayton
straight-A grades to be
for the scholastic
winter term at Oregon State
He is a Science stu-
ent.
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