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Rainbow Girls Go
To Salem Meeting
Worthy Advisor Terra Lee, Cele
Lynch, Cindy Pendleton, Darra
Lee and Lisa Christenson accom-
panied by the Mother Advisor
Gayle Lee traveled to Salem
Tuesday, April 10~h to a combined
meeting of Cherry, Chadwick and
Naomi Rainbow Assemblies.
The meeting was a Grand Visi-
tation by the Grand Worthy Ad-
visor Gall Hamblet0n. Gail's trav-
eling bee "Honey" bad been pre-
sented to Dayton Assembly at
their Friendship night meeting on
March 26th by Amity Assembly.
Since Dayton was the fourth as-
sembly in this district to receive
it, instructions directed them to
take it to an assembly in another
district. The three Worthy Advis-
ors drew straws for the bee and
Terra presented "Honey" to Na-
omi Assembly of Dallas with in-
structions to "keep her buzzin"
until Grand Assembly'in June.
Wednesday night Carol Arm-
strong, Grand Confidential Obser-
ver, Sue Newcomb, Cindy Pendle-
ton, Debbie Qsburn and .Annette
May attended Friendship Night at
Sherwood Assembly.
WH EATLAN D
Mrs. Adeline Underhill and Ger-
ald Nicholdson of Dufur attended
the graveside services for Alva
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1973 m THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3
Goodrich of Bend in the Hopewell
Cemetery on Saturday afternoon,
April 21. About 200 relatives and
friends attended the service. Mrs.
Underhill remained until Wednes-
day with her sisters, Virginia and
Bertha Magness and Mrs. Annette
Imlah of Salem was a Sunday
guest.
Easter guests of Mrs. Lenna
Wilson-were Mrs. Nina Starts of
Salem who remained until Mon-
day, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Owen
and daughter Gone Ann and Deb-
bie Williams. Saturday guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wright
and family of Milwaukie.
FORMER GRAND ISLAND
RESIDENT HONORED
Belle Wood gave a surprise
party for her mother, Lulu Rock-
hill, formerly of Grand Island,
last Saturday, at the Clear Lake
Lutheran Retirement Home where
Mrs. Rockhill has resided for the
past year.
Visiting and recalling old times
was enjoyed by all her old friends
and neighbors followed by re-
freshments of delicious Easter
cake and punch.
Those attending were the hon-
ored guest Lulu Rockhill and her
two daughters Belle Wood and
Iva Ricky, Rose Stoutenburg and
her daughters, Muriel Dodd of
Arizona and Esther Palmer, Ce-
cile Will, Grace Duren, Lyla Stien-
grube and Pauline Fowler.
DAYTON WCTU MEMBERS
ATTEND CEREMONIES
Four members of the Dayton
WCTU attended the Oregon Mo-
thers Citation Ceremonies for
Mrs. Letha Wakeman of Eola Vil-
lage, Oregon Mother for 1973,
Thursday afternoon at the Mc-
Minnville A m e r i c a n Baptist
Church. They were Mrs. Veta Ste-
phons, Mrs. Gracie Phelps, Mrs.
Lena Filer and Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter. During the afternoon they
met Gov. Tom McCall who gave
the citation to Mrs. Wakeman.
PARENTS,
GRANDPARENTS, TEACHERS-
HAVE YOUR YOUNGSTERS JOINED?
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For the past several weeks you've
been reading and hearing a lot
about becoming a Junior Watt
Watcher by entering PGE's big Col-
oring Contest. The reason has been
to let young people know that they
can do something about saving
electricity. You see, electricity does
so many things for So many people
we want everyone to use it wisely.
By watching for waste--by turning
out lights when they're not needed
--closing refrigerator doors after
use'turning off radios and televi-
sion sets when they are not being
used--you help save electricity and
make it go further. That's why we
want every youngster in PGE-land
to become a Junior Watt Watcher.
The drawing below is the last in our
series and is your last chance to
enter PGE's Coloring Contest. Re-
member, May 1st is the deadline
for entries.
I Coloring Contest'. There are
II three categories--5 through 7,
I 8through lOand 11through
12 year aids. There are six different
II cartoons in the series--but you
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Color
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Watt
Waster
and
only have to color one. Each age eligible to win. PGE is not
Mr. Watt Watcher. Fill in group and each cartoon subject responsible for entries in transit
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e~e~, n#'~n ~nel ~n~;I ---nh.~, will be judged separately and best and entries must be postmarked -"
.~,v~ ,u, ~, entries in each age category will before May 1, 1973 to be eligible.
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[O I"~1=. receive award ribbons and willEntry blanks also available at I
RULES: Youngsters from 5 through be displayed in the Hall of PGE offices.
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12 years of age are eligible to Electricity at OMSI. All entries All ,~ntri~ r,~,-lu,~ = I
enter PGE'S Junior Watt Watchers become the property of Portland
General Electric Company. PGE Junior Watt Watcher's
Sorry, no entries can be returned. Kit. I
Decision of the judges is final. I
Children of PGE employes and I
its advertising agency not I
I Company
PGE Contest Headquarters
P.O. Box 1450, Portland, Oregon 97207
[] Here is my Coloring Contest entry. Send me my free Junior Watt Watchers Kit.
[] I am not entering the Coloring C()ntest so will not be eligible for an award, but
send me the free Junior Watt Watchers Kit. I am interested in conservation.
Providing clean energy
for a better life
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DISTRICT 8 WWl VETERANS
AND AUXILIARY TO MEET
District 8 Quarterly meeting of
World War I veterans and Auxil-
iary will be held April 28 at the
Junior High School (Tuality) at
Tigard, Ore SW 97th Ave. A pot-
luck dinner will be held at noon.
Bring own table service. Meetings
follow. Bring quarterly report.
Election of officers will be held.
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