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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE --- DAYTON, OREGON --
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1975
CLASSIFIED
For Sale
FOR SALE: The City of Lafay-
ette is accepting sealed bids on
a 1956 International 1 ton truck
without bed; a 1966 Ford Galaxy,
an oil heater and an oil furnace.
Items may be seen at the Lafay-
ette City Hall. Bids will be opened
at 7:30 pm, May 5 at the regtdar
Council meeting. The Council re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids. Sealed bids may be mail-
ed to Lafayette City Hall, Box 55,
Lafayette, Oregon 97127 or left
Miscellaneous
"LAND WANTED" -- 4-7 A. 2 A
in woods with all year creek.
Balance in pasture or cash crops.
Contact: Dave Blizzard, 3135 NE
Dunckley St Portland, Ore.
97212. 14rtsc
SWAP 13.98 A with creek, small-
er 3 bdrm plus cash in Scappoose
for larger 4 or 5 bdrm on 35 or
40 acres suitable for stock. G. R.
Loving, Rt. 1, Box 225, Scappoose,
Oregon. 543-6648. 17-21f
Help Wanted
APPLICATIONS will be received
until May 2, 1975 at the District
Dummer, Superintendent, at the
address stated above.
The Board of Directors of Yam-
hill County School District No. 8
reserves the right to accept or
reject any and all bids or alter-
nates and to waive informalities.
Dated at Dayton, Oregon this
22nd Day of April, 1975.
Francis H. Dummer, Supt-Clerk
Dayton Public Schools---Dist. No.
8
Publish April 24, 1975 and May
1, 1975.
T h e Hopewell Moonlighters
cine 'bottles and bandages for
missionaries in the ,Philippine Is-
land, Bolivia and Kenya, Africa.
Potluck dinner will be served at
noon, ,and program in the ~ffter-
noon. All women of the commun-
ity are invited.
Western Mennonite Church en-
joyed a Church Retreat at Drift
Creek Camp near Lincoln City
April 25-27.
A bridal reception in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Van Arsdale
(Darlene Maker) was held at the
Hopewell SDA Church Saturday
evening, April 26. A program of
music was arranged and gifts
were presented to them.
The Pathfinders Club met at
the Junior Room of the HopeWell
SDA Church Sunday evening, Ap-
with the city recorder. 15-18f
PIANO. Walnut Spinet Console
Piano to be picked up and sold
in this area. Will sacrifice to re-
sponsible party. Cash or terms.
Also ORGAN with Automatic
School Office, Dayton, Oregon
97114 for the following positions
under the Title I Summer Read-
ing and Mathematics Program:
One Primary Teacher; One Inter-
mediate Level Teacher and two
Teacher Aides. Six weeks session
Rhythm. Phone 206-CH 3-9270 or beginning June 20-August 1, 1975,
write Credit Mgr 612 SW 152nd, hours 7:30 am-12:30 pm Teachers
Home Extension Study Unit will ril 27.
meet on Monday, May 5 at the -Friday afternoon guests of Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ma- Minnie Davidson were Mrs. May
guren. The meeting will begin at Polvi, Mrs. Esther Polvi and Mrs.
7 pm, with a sampling of foods N.O. Pearse, and the ladies spent
from a freezer food bank. This the afternoon quilting. Sunday
will be followed by the lesson guests at the home of Mrs. David-
presented by Mrs. Ed. Michael~n were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. H. L. Maguren "Your Davidson of Metzger 'and Paul
will be in etrarge of the evening
Bi~ble School at the HopeweU
Community Church 69, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Compton and
Janelle were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janzen and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyer of
Salem were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dunberg
of Portland were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Henry Deedon.
Mrs. Virginia Carson and sons
of Sweet Home and Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Beier of Salem were Sum
day guests of Mrs. Rebecca Mc-
Kinley and Mrs. Lula Smith.
The regular Prayer and Praise
service of the Hopewell SDA
Church is held each Wednesday
evening at 7:30 pm.
A Bible Study for the Hope-
well SDA Church will be held
Saturday evening, May 3 at 7:30
pm.
May 4 at Heritage potluck din-
ner will be held at the Hopewell
SDA Church with Mrs. Bill Lee
and Mrs. Russell Johnson as host-
ad reading saves
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Seattle, Wa. 98166. 17-18c.salary, $30/day. Teacher aide sal- Freezer Food Bank." The offi- Baker of Beaverton. esses. The purpose of ,the dinner
is to begin research of the early
ary --- as per district schedule -- cers for the coming year will be Monday, April 28, Virginia history of the Church in Hope-
sellRUMMAGEvaried itemsSALEon--Friday,M ving' MayWill $2.30-$2.70 per hour. 18c installed: Mrs. James Hay, Chair- Magness visited her sister, Mrs. well.
man; Mrs. Rudolph Fischer, Vice- Annette Imlah of Salem, who re-
2 and Saturday, May 3rd, 10 am ~--~ -e---- Chairman; Mrs. Don Rae, Secre- turned to her home this past i
~to 8 pm. Mrs. McClin~ck, 524 tary, and Mrs. Dennis Dumler, week from the Salem MemorialI
Ash SL, Dayton. 181) CALL FOR BIDS FOR Treasurer. The evening's pro-Hospital, for treatment of a brok. I
FLOOR REFINISHING gram will close with a surprise en hip. Mrs. Imlah ha:s a woman I
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
======================
Sanders Tree Service
Topping, Removal, Etc.
5 Years Experience
864-2597
KIIC
COMPLI!TE SERVICE
(Across from Block House)
ROY E. WILL
t Dr:J. L Ki 1
I op'roME'rms'r |
! Newberg, Oregon (I
| Lenses, Frames Duplicated !
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
of McMinnville, Oregon
Savings Accounts Insured to
$40,000 by Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp.
Interest from day of deposit to
day of withdrawal
Loans to buy or build your
home
445 Third St. McMinnville
[] Auto
t-] Fire
1-1 Life
[] Bonds
Marine
Sealed bids will be received by
Yamhill County School District
No. 8 until 2:00 P.M. PDT on Fri-
day, (May 10, 1975) and thereaft
er opened by the Board of Direct
ors of YamhiU County School Dis-
trict No. 8 or its authorized rep-
resentative, in the District Office
located at 526 Ferry Street, Day-
ton, Oregon 97114 for materials
and labor to refinish floors as de-
scribed below. Please submit sep-
arate list for each alternate.
Specifications:
Sand--Remove all existing fin
ish and refinish maple gym
floor, approximately 8,200
sq. feet, as follows to bidders
approval.
--One coat sealer
Paint game lines as specified,
including two s h u f f 1 e
board courts
Two coats gym finish
All loose or split boards will
be re-nailed, filled or re-
placed.
Completion dates and open
dates for the work to be per-
formed.
Alternate 1 -- Paint solid red
basketball keys, red border
around basketball courts.
(Complete eove'rage)
Alternate 2 -- Paint a pirate
,head in the court center cir-
cle. (Minimum 3 colors.)
(Complete coverage)
Alternate 3 ~ Sand ahd refin-
ish fir stage (3 coatS)
Alternate 4 ~ Sated and refin-
ish oak stage (3 coats) includ-
ing 8 stair treads.
ff further information is need-
ed please contact Mr. Francis H.
IT----
C. WADE MATTOX AGENTS
Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98
Health
Accident
[] Liability
[] Compensation
L Vl MATTOX
Dayton, Oregon 97114
and viewing of the movie of "The
Bicycle Roadeo", sponsored by
the group one year ago.
In the observance of volunteer
week, Gov. and Mrs. Straub in-
vited volunteer workers from all
over Oregon to a special "Day at
the Legislature" last week. In-
cluded in the guest list were the
Magurens of Hopewell, for their
contributions of music at th(
State Hospital chapel services for
the past few years. Mac and Elea-
nor and David are currently
working with the Robert Jones'
of Salem, as the "Er~tertainers,"
playing and singing in nursing
homes each week.
Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Carroll, re-
tired missionaries from Banga-
lore, India, showed pictures of
India and their work there among
the village people at the Hope-
well Community Church Sunday
evening, April 27. They operated
an ambulance for emergency
need, taught music in a blind
schol, and helped provide print-
ed material for Daily Vacation
Bible School and trained students
in the Bible School to, conduct
Vacation Bible Schools in the vil-
lages in the area. New Mission-
aries are not allowed to enter the
country, so the great need to
train the natives to carry .on
Christian work there. Rev. and
Mrs. Carroll plan to do Home
Mission work for the World Gos-
pel Mission
A Family Bible School will be
held at the Hopewell Community
'Church beginning May 5 to 9th,
at 7 PM, with the West family of
Salem providing Bible stories,
puppet plays, magic, rabbits, and
the grand prize for bringing the
most children will be an 18 foot
candy bar. Mr. and Mrs. West and
family were at the Sunday School
April 27, and showed .the candy
bar, and demonstrated the pup-
pets and magic, which was of
great interest to all. Everyone in
the community is invited to par-
ticipate during this coming week.
The Hopewell Ladies Aid birth-
day party wilI be heId Wednes-
day afternoon, May 7, at 1:30 pm
for all the ladies in the neigh-
borhood with March and April
birthdays.
The I-Iopewell Missionary So-
ciety will hold a work day at the
home of Mrs. N. O. Pearse Tues-
day, May 13 at 10 am, to wrap
packages of cards, plastic medi-
caring for her until she is strong
enough to care for herself.
t
Sam Augsburger of Youngs- I 8:30-S h~NDAY-FRIDAY
town, Ohio, was a Sunday guest:Located odWalley behind 411
I Ferry. Auto & machinery repair,
of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gingerich ;tune up, electrical, brakes, on-
and family. He is traveling with !gine rebuilding, steam cleaning
the choir of the Rosedale Bible for what have you.
Ir~stitute of Irvin, Ohio, on their I Satisfaction Guaranteed!
tour of the Western States. 1 Phone: 864-3313
The West Family of Sa'lem, who I if no answer, call 864.3368 t
FOR MAY 2ND & 3RD
FRESH GROUND BEEF . . lb. 59c
e
HALF-GALLON
ine Ice Cream
BIG! 3-BAG BOX
POTATO CHIPS
PLUS DEPOSIT
8-PAC 16-0z. PEPSI COLA .
LARGE SOLID HEAD LARGE FIRM
REG. 79c
ARCHWAY ASSTD. COOKIES
le, Sweet Navq
NORTHERN
Paper s
Free Serving Tray
OF 54-0Z.
SPIC & SPAN .
e.
PLUS 30c SAVINGS
il,