Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| April 22, 1982 Dayton Tribune |  |
|
©
Dayton Tribune. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 3 (3 of 4 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
April 22, 1982 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
• Seniors honored on
birthdays at dinner
by Freida Hedgecock
Hi! Seniors all, sorry I have not had an article in
paper for sometime, but it seems as though so many
things have happened this winter, but want to tell you
the large crowd April 16 was beautiful and I was really
pleased and know that you were too. Our attendance
had fallen off last fall and winter some, but is picking
up again. We want to keep our site open and going, as
many people depend on a good home cooked meal twice
a week. Also Lafayette serves on Mondays and
Wednesdays noon. So please come join us in fun and
fellowship.
We honored birthdays Friday, April 16 and music
was so entertaining that most people stayed until they
were through playing. This is important as they give of
their time and talent, for us, so we should not leave
unless it is necessary.
I~ . ~ Was nice to see faces from McMinnville (former
"" IJaytonians) that have not been present for awhile.
:s The musicians present were Leonard Maaks, Slim
a Schultz and his wife, Norm McGrew and Joey Mc-
n Kinsey of McMinnville. Joey is related to the Freshour
and is very talented young man, and played the banjo,
Y mandolin and violin, with the group -- also he has
ts
taken first place, I believe, in a national contest and was
e on TV in "Faces and Places" so he kept everyone
;s spellbound with his five renditions of many instru-
Y ments. So thank you Joey and we hope you come play
for us again soon with the other musicians whom we
owe many thanks for their entertainment.
Those having birthdays for April were Mac Osman,
Freida Hedgecock, Emma Paris, Charlie Potter, Ber-
nice Johnson, Leonard Maaks and Irene Jacobson.
Many more "Happy" Birthdays and to all those in
recent months. Did not get your name in the paper, but
I know you had a pleasant birthday.
If anyone wishes to go to the "Keep Well" Clinic,
please call the health center, as the nurse did not think
there would be enough people to make it worth while
here at the meal center, but you can make an appoint-
ment with the health center.
Mr. Wahls will be at the meal site this Friday to tell
us about the apartments he is putting in on Mill St. in
Dayton, so anyone interested may talk with him there.
Menu for Friday, April 23rd will be: Roast turkey.
~ dressing w/gravy, cranberry sauce, tossed salad, bis-
cuits and peach cobbler, juice, coffee or tea and milk.
?~. +~ ...... ~,. ee you on the 26th.
LUNCH SPECIAL--
Featuring Chinese &
American Food
11 to 7:30 Daily
--MENU CHANGE EVERY WEEK--
R&P RESTAURANT
IIII nnni
AT GRAND ISLAND JUNCTION
$1.50
I IIIII
You Can Count O~ Us...
....fl~" ~p~te " "
Available in ~)th standard and special coverages, United
Pacific/Reliancc's buildingowners and retailers program
provides replacement cost coverage and automatic quarterly
increases on buildings• Comprehensive business liability and
personal injury coverages are also included along with many
optional coverages. For more inh)rmation, call us z(xlay.
RaY Clevenger Ins. Agency
"302 F~ry St. Dayton Phone 864-2227
uNrrst) /R= i
PACIFIC/' MANCE (~,
.,.,.,,.=co,.,-..
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1982
Pastor's Corner
THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3
Esther Circle plans
Women's Buffet
Dear Pastor Skip,
What do you see as the single most important aspect
in a Christian's life to produce spiritual growth?
To grow spiritually into conformity with the image of
Jesus Christ, there are many things that must come
together. You cannot talk about growth without men-
tioning active church involvement. You cannot talk
about growth without mentioning Christian fellowship.
There are many aspects that must come together if a
Christian truly desires to grow as God has planned.
There is one factor that really undergirds all the rest. It
is foundational and when present will help lead the
Christian into the other areas needed for spiritual
growth.
That factor is daily, consistent fellowship between
the individual believer and God. If we desire to be like
Christ (Romans 8:29) then we must spend time
regularly alone with God to discover what He is like and
what His will for our lives is. It has been said that
Christianity is not a religion but a relationship with
Jesus Christ. Friend we cannot built relationships if we
do not spend time with. that person.
What I mean by fellowship with God is this. We need
to spend time reading God's Word, and thinking about
God's Word. As we do this we need to ask God what He
wants to teach us from the passage we are studying.
Along with interacting with His Word we also need to
interact with God personally in prayer. That is talking
to God with purpose. Bringing to Him our problems,
our desires, our needs, and our hopes.
We must make this time of personal fellowship with
God a priority in our lives. If we do not know God we
cannot grow spiritually as He desires. If we spent time
getting to know God He will cause us to grow and show
to us all the other things that we need to further
develop ()or spiritual growth (Ps. 46:10).
if you a question for Pastor Skip, please mail it to:
Pastor's Corner
First Baptist Church
P.O. Box 176
Dayton, Oregon 97114
Hopewell SDA Church
Dr. Harold Follette, of Laurelwood, was the speaker
for church hour on April 17. Guests: Rick and Buz
Seeley had special music for church and also for
Sabbath School. They are grandsons of the Ted
Jennings. Other Sabbath School features were Mission
Story by Miriam Withers and Class Study is the most
important feature.
Kathy and Stan Keightley returned home after
spending a few weeks at Bella Coola, B.C.
The Weight and Nutrition Class met Monday and on
Wednesday, April 21. was the closing class. It closed
with a banquet at the Unionvale Church Gym.
Coming: On April 2S the International Food Fair at
the McMinnville School Gym. 3-6:30 pro. This is a
yearly fun time with the proceeds going to the school.
A Constituency Meeting for McMinnville Junior
Academy will be held on Monday evening, May 3. at
7:30 pm at the school. This meeting is open for
attendance by all members of the Hopewell, McMinn-
ville, Newberg and Sheridan churches.
/ : II
We'll cover it all.., for you.
[t i WORLD
~ 1 First State
Realty INC
117 E. 5th St. Mary Baker,
McMinnville, Or 97128. GRI, Broker
. .c.A. L. .~. C?.°?j.'.7.'8. :: :.o: :.~.8: ! `2.6. . "
.OGKING FOR A BARGAIN? Finish the remodel.
in this "like new" home, and you'll have
starter or renter home on large corner lot
)r FS11781.
13.91 acres with older 3 bdrm. larn
2ONTRACT TERMS WITH LIVABLE
PAYMENT at 12% for lOyears. If you want
older farm house, this is it. $84,500. FS12050
The Esther Circle of the Evangelical Church met
Monday evening with 15 members present. Dorothy
Mathison gave a facial demonstration to Wilma Bole
which was fun.
Margaret Forster reported on their trip to the south-
west Indian School. This was most interesting.
Plans are being made for the Women's Buffet for
May 14 with tickets at $1 each.
[IIII~~IIIIIIIIII
SPECIII£S
iI
Friday thru Sunday, April 23, 24 & 25, as quantities last
DeLuxe, Vanilla & Assorted Flavors V2 GALLON
Festival Ice Cream $1.19
Chunky or Creamy, 18-oz. jars each
Skippy Peanut Butter $1.75
Betty Crocker, 6 to 7V2-oz. boxes, delicious flavors each
Hamburger Helpers .. 95c
16-0Z.
COKE, TAB
or SPRITE
8/$1.59 i
Diamond A, 16-oz. cans. Reg. 47c each
Cut Green Beans ... 2/69c I
Wilsey, 32-oz. jars Special -- each
Real Mayonnaise .. $1.251
°For your Spring Cleaning; J
TWIN BRUSH REGULAR DAY
Shampooer .. Rent $2.50 I
DAY
Shag Machine. rent 4.00
Rinse-N-Vac 4 hours $4.00
Overnite $6.00
Rinse-n-Vac 24 hrs. $9.00
-
Vacuum,,cusEs Cleaner Bags. $1.49,, .I
West Best Margarine 39c
Smoked Sausage. lb. $1.99
Beef Round Steak lb. $1.99
Short ribs of Beef lb. 99c
10,lb. bag #1 Potatoes 99c