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PAGE6--THE DAYTON TRIBUNE--DAYTON, OREGON-- THURSDAY, MAY 6,1982
Dayton Garden Club
Mrs. Hilma Garrett was hostess to the Dayton
.............................. Garden Club Monday afternoon. A delicious dessert
~ ~~ was served before the meeting opened. There were
eight members present. Several were on vacation. The
members saluted the flag and gave the garden pledge.
Audrey Lippens acted as president in the absence of
Frances Burris who is on vacation. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved. It was voted to
give a donation to the cancer drive. A card Lena Filer
OR. 97309. 19,20c or elsewhere. Your choice: had received from Frances Burris was read. *
Garage sale: May 7 and 8.
Sewing machine, typewriter,
small appliances, afghans,
ceramic and bead gifts and
other misc. 1 mile west of
Grand Island Junction. Fol-
low signs. 20c
Want to record your tapes?
For sale: Realistic 8-track
cartridge tape recorder. Ex-
cellent condition. $45. Call
864-2277. 20p
Religious, General, Senior
Citizen, or Pen Pal, Classi-
fications. Free Info: Write
BILLENE'S Dept. "T".
P.O. Box 629
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
Phone (503) 672-7302
10-,21 p
Found: gold colored neck-
lace, on Ferry St., Dayton.
Identify and claim at Tribune
office, 408 4th.
Public Notice
' II
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR YAMHILL COUNTY
PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ] DEPARTMENT
] No. A-6668
of ] NOTICE TO
] INTERESTED
RUTH S. REEDER, deceased ] PERSONS
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of
said estate. All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers,
within four months after the date of first publication of this
notice, as stated below, to the personal representative at 116
Mistletoe Street, Medford, Oregon 97501 or they may be
barred.
'All persons whose rights may be affected by the
proceedings in this estate may obtain additional information
from the records of the Court, the personal representative or
the attorney for the personal representative.
Dated and first published: May 6, 1982.
HARRY C. REEDER
Personal Representative
Address: 116 Mistletoe Street
Medford, Oregon 97501
JACK NULSEN
for County Commissioner
Elect N U LSEN
We Need Some Changes QUALIFIED
• BY GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Three-term mayor of Newberg, City Councilman,
Municipal Judge, former state legislature lobbyist
for the League of Oregon Cities, plus many other
civic contributions.
• BY OCCUPATIONAL EXPERIENCE
As a practicing attorney, Jack works daily with the
laws that govern us. He knows how to negotiate and
compromise, and he knows the ropes of county gov-
ernment.
CONCERNED
II [I IIII
• ABOUT TAXES Jack believes the people of Yamhlll
County have spoken. In the last budget elections,
county residents made it clear that county govern-
ment must do what its citizens are doing -- live
within our means.
• ABOUT PLANNING Jack believes in responsible
.planning, but feels that it is presently unrealistic
as applied to Yamhill County. Citizens must be able
to use and develop their property in a reasonable
manner, and the decision-making process must be
shortened.
• ABOUT RED TAPE Jack believes many county de-
partments have wasteful, time. consuming proced-
ures which are unnecessary. This red tape must be
cut back for government to function efficiently.
VOTE NULSEN
The Republican who can win tn November.
Paid by Nulsen for County Commissioner Committee,
817 E. First St., Newberg, Or. 97132.
Jack M. Crabtree, Treasurer.
For roll call each member gave the name and'told
about the state flower of the state they were born in.
This was quite interesting.
The lesson was on wild flowers. Lena Filer had a
collection of 11 wild flowers she had growing in her
yard and told about them.
Blanche Anderson won the door prize. ~The June
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Vivian AbdiU and
the lesson will be on the culture and care of roses.
Mrs. Lippens made the colorful year books and they
were distributed and filled in during the meeting.
Meeting adjourned. Everyone had a lovely afternoon.
Geneva Morgareidge has
visitors on 93rd birthday
Geneva Morgareidge reached her 93rd birthday on
May 2, 1982. Those who visited her were Horace and
Ruth Edwards, Elmer and Betty Edwards, Lilas Peder-
son, Viola Wright, Wayne Crawford, Susan Morgar-
eidge, Portland; Mabel Kuykendall, Gary Miller, Greg
and Eileen Miller, Bob and Shirley Kuykendall, Wayne
and Edna Stonebrink, Howard and Lulu Hampton and
their grandson Doug Hampton, Yamhill; Margaret
Fitch, Tillamook; Fran and Dean Tessman, Sherwood;
Clarence and Vera Stonebrink and Clyde and Helen
Stonebrink, Enterprise; Earl Stonebrink, Newberg; Bob
and Joyce Morton and Deborah Klaus and her three
children; Faith and Lowell Campbell, Dorothy Ed-
wards, Margie Morgan, Beverly Heider, Mary Ann
Albright and two daughters, Oden Morgareidge, Merle
and Dolly Reichstein, Rose and Clair Reichstein,
Dayton.
Sgt. D. Baker graduates
from Air Force course
Master Sgt. Dennis Baker, son of Arthur W. Baker of
Dayton, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force course
for first sergeants at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.
Graduates of the course studied communications
skills, administrative procedures, leadership and
human relations. They also earned credits toward an
associate degree in applied science through the Com-
munity College of the Air Force.
Baker will now serve with the 363rd Transportation
Squadron at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.
He is a 1962 graduate of Dayton High School.
Teresa Finnicum to play
in College Honor Band
Teresa Finnicum of Dayton, a senior majoring in
music education at Western Oregon State College, has
been selected to play in the All-Northwest College
Honor Band Concert on May 8 at Washington State
University in Pullman, Wash.
The concert is part of the Northwest Division Con-
ference of the College Band Directors National Assn.
Members of the honor band were chosen from small
colleges and community colleges in Wyoming, Mon-
tana, Idaho, Alaska, Washington and Oregon.
Miss Finnicum, who plays the clarinet, is a member
of the WOSC Symphonic Band and was nominated for
the honor by her band director at WOSC, Richard
Sorenson. She and nine other WOSC students were
selected.
Services held for
Hopewell resident
Funeral services were held Thursday, May 6 for N.
O. "Owen" Pearse at the Hopewell Church. Mr.
Pearse died May 1 at the age of 84,.
Interment was in Hopewell Cemetery with Macy &
Son Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements.
Large, Crisp Celery .. 13i,o,~* ~
LB.
Fresh Carrots ........ 13c
22V2-oz. FRANZ
100% Wheat Bread ...
6 Pac, 12-oz. CANS
Coke and
Tab
83c
PLUS DEPOSIT
$1.13
COME IN AND SAMPLE THEM
Tony's
Pizzas. $1.69
Assorted Keel-Aid
14V2-oz. Wala
Asparagus Spears
EACH
.... 13c
.. $1.23
Cream or Whole Kernel
Norwest Corn .. 3151.13
Frito-Lay
V2 Pounder Fritos ... 73c
16 oz.
Nabisco Fig Newtons $1.03
4 -- 5 oz. servings
Hunt's Snack Pac .. $1.03
10 oz.
Campfire Marshmallows
39c each or 3/$1.13
16 oz. Sliced Green or Cut Wax
Santiam Beans ......
32 oz. White or Yellow
Jollytime Popcorn
Viva Big
Decorator Towels
Del Monte 15~A-oz.
33c
Natural Pineapple .. 2/93c
17 oz. Del Monte
Fruit Cocktail ....... 53c
6V2-oz.
Bumble Bee Tuna .... 93c
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