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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE $
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By ORVAL COFFE~f
(Continued from Last W~ek)
Mrs. Matty Cou~Ison's son, Har-
ry Coulson of Carlton entered
the Oregon Medical School hospi-
tal March '17 and underwent sur-
gery March 26. Sunday when his
mother, wife and sister, Marry
Coulson, Ruby Coulson and Thel-
ma Shelton and Mrs. Dave An-
derson, who drove them in, all ar.
rived, he was feeling fine.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson was
their granddaughter, Miss Pare
Anderson from Eugene and Miss
Tummy Decker. In the erecting
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson
visited when they came to pick
up Parn.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Johnson were
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Johnson and their grandchildren,
John and Christa, Mrs Annie Ash-
]ey and Mr. and Mrs. Homer An-
derson. Sunday guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Laddie Goodwin and
Mike, Debra and John from Hills-
boro and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pierce
from Salem.
Sunday Mrs. Edith Gram's ne-
phew, David Brown picked her
up and drove her to the convales-
cent home in M~cMinnville to
spend some time with her sister
Mrs. Harriet Brown. Mrs. Mildred
Stevenson, a friend from CaUfor-
,nia was visiting Hattie. They
hadn't seen each other for 20
years. Mrs. Stevenson plans to
settle here. After Brown brought
her home Mrs. Gram was visited
by her great niece, Mrs. Linda
Holms, who has just returned
from San Diego where she took
her three children on their spring
vacations, Lane, Leanne and
Laural Holms.
(This Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ruth left]
March 21 to visit her Sister, Mr.
and Mrs, George Hurd in Stock-
ton, Calif. They called oF Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Taylor and their daugh-
ter, Sherry Taylor and visited
Mrs. Ruth's niece, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brow~, who were married in
November. In Vallejo they called
on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurd and
two children, Dale and Terry.
They toured some of the old min-
ing towns on Daffdil I-Iiil, Sutters
Creek and had an Italian feed in
Jackson They returned Mar. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morton
of Lafayette are the parents of
their first child, a girl, Marcle
Shane, born Mar. 24, weighing 8
lbs 1 oz, Grandparents are Mr.
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Serving
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Counties
Westinghouse -- Air Temp -- Carrier -- Copeland -- Fedders
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BICYCLES
SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP
Schwinn BiCycles --
Sales-Service-Accessories
BankAmericard, --- Master
Charge Weloome
147 Commercial SE 363-4516
BOOK STORES
-- Adult Books --
New Shipment
Pocketbooks--- Magazines
O. K. BOOK STORE
125 High St. Salem
FARM WELDING
METAL-FAB
Stainless Steel Spray &
Fertilizer Tanks
GAS & OIL TANI~S
Hitches--~uxiliary Gas Tanks
and Mrs. Gene Morton of New-
berg, Mrs. Georgene Miller of
McMinnville and Robert Miller of
Vancouver, Wash. Great-grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Morton of McMinnvHle.
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Coffey attended dinner at the
LDS Church in MeMinnville. Lat-
er they called on Mr. and Mrs.
Harry DeLay. Before returning
home they called on Mrs. Luella :
Hembree and her daughter, Don-
na Mae. Sunday the Coffeys, ac-
companied 'by Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Dhainin drove to Detroit Dam to
reserve a trailer space for the
opening week of fishing. Sunday
evening Harry DeLay and his
neighbor's son, Bill Sippel, called.
Sunday Mrs. Agnes Merrill and
Merlin drove to Depoe Bay for
dinner.
Thursday morning Mrs. Vern
Prosser was returned to the Mc-
Minnville hospital.
April 2 was the 5th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Pruitt. Mrs. Pruitt spent it
with him in the hospital. He is
out of intensive care and improv-
ing in the Physicians Medical Ctr.
Friday evening Miss Julie Ste-
phenson had two guests for a
pizza dinner, David Kerr and
Bobyn Welch of MeMinnville. Af-
ter dinner they had a candlelight
pilgrimage to the Lafayette Pio-
neer Cemetery where they told
scary stories.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wise and
Nell were visited over the week-
nd by Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Clif-
ton from Albany. Monday Mrs.
Wise, Mrs. Jason Breaux and
Mrs. Floyd Mock toured the
Marine Science Center in New-
port and had dinner at Neptune's
Wharf with a group of over 60
Extension Units from several cit-
Iies.
! Mrs. Ashdown phoned her
daughter, Norton Vander-Vort in
'Kirkland, Wash to wish her
i happy birthday on her 37th. Sat-
i urday Ashdowns drove to Port-
i land to call on their daughters,
i Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McCormick
! and three sons, and Mr. and Mrs
& Shopping Guide'Paul Pjesky and
four daughters
Claude A. Shirey passed away
MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES
"The Friendly Store"
I Men's Wear, Work Clothing,
I Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball
| Band Boots, Justain Bo~ts
Endicott, Johnson & Redwing
Shoes--.U.S. Rubber Footwear
I 179 Commercial NE 363-550~
SHOES
ARBUCKLE'S SHOES
Naturalizers- Life Stride
Lady Florsheim - Weyenberg
Buster Brown Red Wing
Free Store-Side Parking
Center at High Ph. 363-6555"
TIRES ~ APPLIANCES
MASTER SERVICE CENTER
rSaturday in a Portland hospital
, ~ in his 90th year
',i Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hill
were
i iF visited Sunday by his :sister, Mrs.
',! Blanche Stewart from North
Plains. She has bought Mrs. Col-
lingwood's house and will move
here in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Johnson
drove their travel trailer to Pa-
cific City for Saturday and Sun-
day. Johnson's daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Prit-
chett of Carlton drove down
Thursday to Gilroy, Calif to see
his mother, Mrs. George Wasqatt
who will undergo surgery. They
were accompanied by his sister,
Christine from Vancouver, Wash.
While there they visited their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pritehett
and family in San Jose and
George's three brothers, Cliff,
gar cane field. They visited the
Bishop Estate and saw the New
Hawaiian Village ~ay Kaiser.
Mrs. Thomas's son, Marvin El-
lis is visiting his parents for a
while from California.
Mittleider-Anderion
The granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs. C. E Johnson and great-
WATERSHED REPORT HEARD
BY LAFAYETTE PLANNERS
Thursday, April 1 the Lafay-
ette Planning Commission met in
regular session and was given a
report on the Lafayette water-
shed by Bill Forest and Frell Zink
from the Soil Conservation Serv-
ice in McMinnville.
Recommendations made by Mr.
Forest were: Fully stock the wat-
ershed with Douglas Fir for tim-
ber producing trees; cut trees no
longer producing; fire trails need
waterbarring to prevent erosion;
springs should be dug out and
properly developed; install more
water storage; consult with a
forester for proper development
of watershed resources.
The report a 1 s o ccmtalned
Woodland Suitability Group and
Soil information and soil survey
interpretations.
Arrangements
A nywhere
A nytime
Should death ~ cur while on
a trip or while visiting in dis-
tant parts of the nation, a
3hone call or wire to
MACY & SON
Funeral Directors
472.6151
will take care of
all arrangements
MACY SON
Funeral Directors
2nd & Evans 472-6!51
McMinnville
niece of Mrs. Annie Ashley of La-
fayette, Donna Marie Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Anderson of Eugene and Lynden
Ray Mittleider, son of Mr. an~
Mrs. Elmer Mittleider, also of
Eugene, were married March 2~
in First Baptist Church in Spring
field. Phillip Welklin, Seventh
Day Adventist pastor, officiatedL
Mrs. Forrest Owens, sister of
the groom, was ~matron of honor.
A reception followed the wed-
ding. Serving were Mrs. George
Pritchett, Mrs. Kenneth Wasson,
Mrs. A] Lederer, Mrs. ~1 Sttfflel"
and Mrs, Keith Seaton. Bobby
Moots kept the guest book. Mrs.
Bernard Thompson and Mrs. Bert
Minder took care of gifts.
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Storage cabinets and shelving
Formica Top. Receiving Counters
Bricks, 3 c uncleaned; 6 e clnd
Wash Basins w/fxtres $5 to $7.50
Toilets complete $12.00 up
Water Pumps from $35.00 up
Hot Water Heaters $10.00 up
3x12 Planks & Timbers $50.00 M
No. 2 Dimen. Lmbr $40 to $55 M
lx6 T&G-and Shiplap $40-$55 M
Drs w/Hardware & Frame $4 up
Plate Glass View Wndws 80c sq ft
Window Sash, Many sizes 80c up
NEW BLDG. SUPPLIES
Hrdbrd Panels, 4x8xS/~" $1.68 sht
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15-1b. Bldg. Felt $2.40 ~oll
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BRICE'S
Ladies Ready-To-Wear
Spring Coats ~ Reg. $39.95
ON SALE $29.95
Beautiful Assortment of
Spring Formals
135 Liberty Rd. N E 362-8200
Bill and Carol Pritchett. Mrs.
Wasqatt has been visited bY her
No, 2 SPUDS . . 20,1b. bag 59c
I0 children. PHEASANT BRAND 29-OZ. No. 2Y2 SIZE CANS
On the 4th of March Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Thomas left on an 8- Elberta Peaches . . . 4 $1.00
day combined business and plea- ASSORTED FLAVORS 18-OZ. BOXES
sure trip to Hawaii. They ex-,~ fl
changed ideas with seven countyCI~!CH CAKE MIXES . 4 tor $1.0
extension agents and agents from
the University of Hawaii and White, Chooolate, Dark Chocolate, Lemon 13-0Z. BOXES
Charles N. Yonamine, County Ex- Cinch Frosting Mixes . . 4 for
$I.00
tension Agent from Oahu Co
They were taken out to dinner by CONTAINS LARD 3-LB, CAN
all the agents supervised by Mr. Mrs. Tucker's Shortening, 75c
Ogahava and hope to have an-
other meeting in the future. They
are corresponding at present as
Hawaii wishes to improve their
extension service. The Thomas'
brought back two of their grand-
children, LaTasha and Thmmy
Thomas from Oahu. They had a
tour covering almost all the is-
lands and saw pineapple and su-
12-OZ. BOTTLES ~R 10-OZ. DIET PEPSICOLA
PEPS COLA . . Carton of 6 - 59c
plus deposit
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