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April 8, 1971
 
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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTQN, OREGON By LENA FILER Mrs. Ruth Reeder spent the weekend with friends, Mrs. Jennie Brickley and her mother, Mrs. Business Opportunity WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH THE FIRST $~00 YOU EARN AS AN AVON REPRESEN'I~A- TIVE? AND THE NEXT $100? AND ~ NEXT? Now you can earn goOd money, win priz- es, meet people, have fun. Get more out of life. Be an Avon Representative. Phone: 648-6168 or write 1401 NE Arrington Rd. Hillsboro, Ore. 15,16c For Sale GIFTS for all occasions. Magnetic art foam roOsters, owls, ducks, large butte~fflies. R~bblt plaque, decorated boxes for jewelry and pincushimls. Priced from 85c to $2~50. Phone Mrs. Hodge, 864-3327 or see at 406 Church, Dayton. 15c WALNUT F LEC. ORGAN. Excel- lent condition, assume low too. pyts. Also CONSOLE PIANO. Phone CH 3-9270 or write Credit Mgr 427 SW 153rd, Seattle, Wn 98166. 14,~15e FOR SALE: 3 bdrm home in Day- ton, $6200. Phone 838-3938. 14,15p Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for the prayers and cards of sympathy at the death of our husband, father and grandfather. Mrs. WBliam A Stockhoff Mr. and IVrrs. William E. Stockhoff and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stock- hoff and family Alice Elliott, in Salem. Sunday they attended the Palm Sunday services at the deaf church there. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan were Sunday dinner guests at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duzan and family of Port- land. Mrs. Lena Filer and daughter Charlotte spent the last weekend of March at Seaside. They found the ocean very stormy and snow through the Tillamook Forest. On the way home Sunday they stopped at the Pioneer Museum in Tiilamook and at Forest Grove they stopped to see Mrs. Flora Wakefield at the Forest View Convalescent home They found ,her feeling quite well. She is a former resident of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mosgrove were Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mosgrove and family in Salem. They helped their little grandson, Terry, cele- brate his third birthday. Mrs. Lefia Filer and daughter Charlotte and Miss Annabelle Nelson attended the Linfield Col- lege a capella choir concert Mon- day evening in McMinnville. Mrs. Blanche Zentner from Mc- Minnville visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mosgrove, Mon- day afternoon and evening, Mrs. Li, llian Young from SPO- kane came Sunday afternoon to visit her mother, Mrs. Mariam ~rake, and other relatives. Mrs. Wanda Blum, another daughter, came Monday morning from Til- lamook and they visited another daughter and sister, Mrs. Viola Barber at McMinnville. They also visited Mrs. Krake's sisters, Mrs. Nelqe Griffith and Mrs. Cora Wirfs. Mrs. Blum returned home Monday and Mrs. Young left for her home Tuesday. John Deere - Homelite - Wade Rain SALES and SERVICE HOME OWNED STORE SERVING YAMHILL CO.' PHONE McMINNVILLE 472-5184 CASCADE Tractor & Implement Co. HIGHWAY 99W at EVANS --- McMINNVILLE, OREGON on/eeder and fat cattle DAYTON LIVESTOCK CO. FEED YARDS PHONE 864-2~7 DAYTON, OREGON ~:.iPhone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 Reading Club Plans Mr. and M s. Arthur Mo grove Federation Meeting were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nea] By Evelyn Borgen Davis. Mrs. Ed Winger and Mrs. Mar- iam Krake visited Mrs. Audrie Lorenzen Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Woodward returned home Sunday after a six weeks The Dayton Reading Club met at the home of Neva Richards for its meeting Friday, April 2. The hostess served a nice dessert luncheon. Our President, Neva Richards, preSided over the business meet- HIPPETY HOPPITY 4-H CLUB CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS The Hippety Hoppity 4-H Club elected new officers last month. Rick Hunt is preSident, Billy Shuck, Vice president, Karlyn Stockoff, secretary-treasurer and David Fort, Flag Bearer. The club has over 27 members and meets every 2rid and 4th Thurs- visit with her children. She spent ing. 'Further plans were made day of the month at the Lafay- one week at the home of a for the County Federati'on meet- ette cityhall. These are boys and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger ing to be held at the Dayton Ma- girls interested in raising and Veach in Portland, and the rest sonic Ha~l April22. showing poultry, rabbits, goats, of the time with a son, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Woodward at Che- halls. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer were Sunday afternoon callers at the home" of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin at Amity. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan went to Hillsboro on business Thursday. On the way home they stopped at Cornelius and were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paylor. Fri- day evening dinner guests at the Callahan home were Mrs. Alice Harper and daughter Joyce Har- per and son Ben. Saturday eve- ning callers were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swearengin and children. Mrs. Lena Filer and daughter Charlotte and Mrs. Delia U'Ren were Saturday shoppers in Sa- lem. They happened to meet Mrs. Chas. Welchell of Salem, a for- mer Dayton resident. She report- ed that her husband, Rev. WeN chell, was getting along well but still needed to use crutches. He injured himself in a fall recently. On Sunday the Filers and Mrs. Paul Lenderink and Mrs. U'Ren attended the Newberg Men's Gar- den Club spring flower show. Mr. and Mrs. ~Lioen PhelPs ac- companied a group from the First Baptist Church in McMinn- villa to Portland Friday evening where they went to a Jewish Sy- nagogue meeting. There were 43 going. Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Nina Stevens were her son, MY. and Mrs. Austin Stevens from Aloha, his daughter Judy Frazer, and two daughters from Portland. Later in the afternoon another son, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Stevens, from Ontario and Mr. Frazer joined the group. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Calla, han were their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Terry of Portland. Sup- per guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paylor of Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan of M - Minnville and the Terrys. Even- ing callers were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Matthews from Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swearengen and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King of Dayton. It was a reception for the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Applehury of Eugene were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell went to Chinook, Wash Sunday and returned home Monday. They visited relatives while there. Mrs. Yr. A. Palmer and daugh- ter, Mrs. Wesa Phillips, shopped in Portland last Wednesday, then visited their daughter and siSter, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hizenriter and family at Garden Home. NEW OFFICERS AND BUDGET ON PTA AGENDA MONDAY The next Dayton PTA meeting will be Monday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the grade school cafeteria. Parents are urged to keep this date open as election of officers for 1971-72 will be held and an interesting meeting is being planned. Whether or not you have children in school r~ght now, it will be a good time to come and understand how this year's bud- get was developed by the budget committee. The meeting was then turned sheep, swine and heifers. They over to NIary Lee Cruickshank, are from the 4th, 5th and 6th who was in charge of the lesson grades. She ntroduced Sharon Brand who Parents are urged to attend the is a member of the Mary Brooks meeting and leaders are needed, Guild in McMinnville. The Guild so the club could be divided into is one of several who assist the smaller clubs with more attention work of the Waverly Children's Home in Portland. Mrs. Brand explained the pur- poses of the home which was founded in 1888 as a Baby Home. Now it takes children up to 12. It serves the whole state of, Ore- gon: In 1968 it started taking dis- turbed children and can only serve the Portland area for this. Retarded children are also tal~- en and helped until they can be accepted by other institutions. The need of the home is great- er than the facilities now. The Home has a proposed building plan and is trying to raise the necessary funds. It was a very interesting and informative afternoon. Our next meeting will be at the home of Anne-Evers and Ev- elyn Borgen will have the lesson. for each member. If interested.in i being a leader, please call Mrs. Albert Thomas 864-2516, Lafay- ette. The club Wishes to thank the Lafayette City Council for letting them use the lodge room . on Thursday. "GOOD FRIDAY" SERVICES TO BE HELD FRIDAY EVENING "Good Friday" will be ob- served at the Dayton Pioneer Evangelical Church Friday eve- ning at 7:30. This impresSive candlelight ser- vice will emphasize "The Seven Last Words" of Christ correlated with music and Scripture: In this sacred setting, Communion will be' served at the close of the service. The pt~blic is invited to attend. 408 Fourth St Dayton Phone 864-2663 IF NO ANSWER --- CALL 86S-7555 RCA. 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Andre Kostelanetz The Shadow ol= Your Smile The Brass Ring It's Impossible Perry Como Perfidia Tennessee Guitars Green Green Grass of Home Patti Page Come Saturday Morning, The Sandpipers Laura's Theme Sunset Strings Spanish Eyes.AI Martino Blue on Blue Burt Bacharach Our Day Will Come Herb Alpert Tohight Ferrante and Teicher and many more is20 the r Oregon City, Stat,on