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LAFAYETTE By PEGGY WISE -- 864-2389 Home Extension Spring Festi- val was attended by Vonda Lena Clemens, Bernice Johnson, Edna Rector, Blanche Stewart, Sophie Hills, Gladys P y n e, Deloris Springer, Barbara Owens, and Peggy Wise from the Lafayette area. As usual, there was plenty to eat as happens at a pot-luck. Wayne Roberts a n d Monlne Strode of the County Extension office were at the Festival. Spring Festival is sort of a wind up of the year for Extension groups where County Committee mem- bers are installed and all units of study groups participate in some way. Vi Robertson of Mc- Minnville showed her slides of Australia and New Zealand when she attended the ACWW Trien- nial World Conventio~ which was held in Australia. 52 corm- tries of the world were repre- sented at this Convention. ACWW --Affiliated Church Women of the World. The Home Extension organization belongs to this group so may attend these meetings that are held in a different coun- try each year. This year the coun- try picked for the next meeting will be Kenya, Africa. The slides showed some very beautiful areas in Australia. Vi said she would not go for "just a little ways" or "It's not far" after a day or so because by that, in Australia, it could mean a mile or two and she walked lots: of distance before she started refusing to just walk out ,and see a scenic spot that was f IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT by Ed and Ruth LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BY THE STARLIGHTERS Also specalizing in Mexican and American food by Kenny and Mattie- sbrving till 3:00 a.m. $ WHO'S WHO IN OUR SHOPPING AREA I wberg Drug ] I A World of Christian Books J Me ~ j Bibles, Greeting Cards, Sacred J J Recordings, 8-T & Cassettes 606 E. lEt Ph. 538-4211 j Plaques and Jewelry Jerry Gerke, Pharmacist I THE ANSWER--PART I WHEEL GHAIR & HOSP TAL SUPPLIES j Christian Book Store Greeting Cards -- Candles -- COOmctlN PRESCRIPTIONS L 510 E. 1st, Newherg 538-8080 ,# "~ = = = = ~j~I~i~j~i~;~i]I[Ilii~l~l!~[~I~iI~I;E~I[LiHt~rT;I}~N~;~i"~H~ A ttrell's sCSWlSS + NEWBERG FUNERAL ~ Tommy's Schwinn - CHAPEL ~ Cyclery -~ Phone i-538-2191 READY TO SERVE -- DAY OR NIGHT r' (503) 625-6580 We Buy & Sell Used TVs Jim's TV Service We Service All Makes Jim Wear Manager Rt. 3, Box 312 Sherwood, Ore. i WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. 112 S. Edwards Ph. $38-35|2 "Everything for the Builder" Lbr - tools - paint - plywood - Hardware ' NEWBERG Lon Dee Flowers Phone 472-2123 Flowers With Sentiment 103 South Baker McMinnville, Oregon -=-- SALES - Factory Trained Service--=- - 624 3rd McMinnville~ =- Phone 472-2010 ~mmmmm,trmm*Hr~m,mmmmm,mm,mmmmmm,mmr+mmrl,mmml~ MAJOR APPLIANCE Sales -- Service -- GE, Speed Queen, Gibson, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers, Ranges-- Visit Our New Location 2205 Portland Rd. Newberg Ph. 538-2968 BankAmericard, Mas~ercharge i i i222 N. Evans McMinnville Phone 472-5127 CARPET CLEANING Blgelow Shampoo & Cold Rinse Extraction Hot Water Extraction+(steam Clean) 532 3rd, McMinn. 472-6129 THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1975 "just a little ways." The name tag contest for YamhiLl county was won by Sheridan with a plastic map of Oregon similar to the one Lafayette had made up. The map had a few links of chain hanging down to which was at- tached .a plastic strip to put the wearer's name. County Commit- tee officers were installed by Evelyn Treadway of Sheridan. Barbara Owens of the Lafayette Study group was installed as Vice Chairman of County Committee. Ken Bauer, Orville Hodgins, and Everett and I went clam dig- ging at Garibaldi on Saturday. We went out in the .bay in a boat to dig clams but had to work just as hard to get a limit in clams as we did along the shore. Blanche Stewart attended the District Meeting of the Pythian Sisters which was held at the Yamhill School Gym last week. Over a hundred women attended from all parts of the state. The laundromat and People's Market were vandalised over the weekend as windows and walls were covered with signs and words sprayed on with spray paint. The laundromat was one of the few decent buildings in that area. A Committee for Better Law Enforcement has been formed by a number of citizens aid we are supporting a return to a type of law enforcement that wiU keep some o.f the things that have been happening in the last two weeks in Lafayette from becom- ing a common thing. Health Department Lists Tips On Bites From Wild Animals The Yamhill County Health De- partment has had several calls in the last few weeks regarding chil- dren and adults being bitten by squirrels, rats and other rodents. The accompanying request from these bite victims has been to have the animals tested for rab- ies. Information gathered from the files of the Oregon State Health Division reveals that no' rodent specimen tested in the State of Oregon has ever been positive for rabies. This evidence would indicate that rabies infection from the bite of a rodent is ex- tremely unlikely. As a precautionary measure, instruct your children not to at- tempt to pick up any wild animal, such as bats, rats, squirrels, mice, nutria, etc whether they appear to be sick or health. Handling any wild animal will surely re~ sult in a bite. Additionally be sure to have all pet dogs and cats vaccinated for r~bies. Should an animal be suspected of being rabid, the following ac- tion should be taken: 1. Domestic dogs and cats should be held in quarantine or restraint for 10 days. If during the restraint period they should develop symptoms such as paraly- sis, difficulty in swallowing, ex- citation and/or repeated biting of animate or inanimate objects, the animal's head should be submit- ted for rabies examination. Con- sult a veterinarian prior to de- struction of the animal. 2. Wild species such as bats, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and skunks should be killed and their heads submitted for rabies exam- ination, if they have bitten a per- son, livestock or a pet. 3. All specimens stvbmitted for rabies examination should be submitted through your local Health Dept. --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE $ SALE -- MAY 2 THRU 8 -- AS QUANTITIES LAST White, German Chocolate, Devils Food, Lemon, Banana, or Yellow 18-OZ. CHICKEN, MEAT LOAF, SALISBURY, TURKEY, 1 i-OZ. EACH NABISCO 1-LB. BOX, REG. 89c WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAMED REG. 2/75c 16-oz. cans 2 16-OZ. PKG. REG. 73c OWS 25-LB. BAG OR DINNER- Reg. $5.99 SPECIAL [I 8-OZ. CANS Contandina Tomato 61/2-OZ. CAN REG. 4/39c AID, 0.24-oz. CRINKLE-CUT e 2-LB. PKG. 5 PIECES 15-OZ. BOX in SUNSHINE ANIMAL OR TOY 2-OZ. BOXES . . i. eur 2 9 -OZ. CANS BORDEN'S MILK SHAKES II NO. 1, 10-LB. BAG REG. 39c EACH . 29c g 7,BONE Roast or (SPECIAL PURCHASE) LB. Roast 65c LB. FRESH PORK LIVER . . FROZEN CHUCK WAGON 12-OZ. PKG. REG. 55c / t STORE HOURS 9 AM -- 8 PM, Weekdays & Sunday -- LAFAYETTE --