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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON m THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974 CLASSIFIED Miscellaneous RUBBISH REMOVAL, 5 days a week. Old appliances, furniture, general trash, tree prunings. Call 864-3408 or 864-2634. 13rtsc PIANO TUNING. Expert work, 30 years experience. D. W. Cook. 538-4385. 16-23p FOUND: Half-grown light colored Siamese cat. Call before noon, 864-2687. 19, 20f For Sale COUNTRY FRESH brown eggs. Jumbo type, 75c doz. 864-3388. 18-21p FOR SALE: Portable typewriter and case, blue. 1 light oak twin bed and springs. 1 elec. coffee grinder, family size. Lawn mow- erE, 1 electric, 1 gas. One six-post yard swing. Nearly new kids and women's shoes and boots. White kitchen cabinet, metal with fit- tings. Dayton Sales & Rental, 509 4th St., Dayton. Phone 864-2765. k 19-22c FOR SALE: Used Kenmore wash- er and dryer, GE Electric range, phone 864-3615 after 6 pm. 20, 21c ATTENTION WORKING PARENTS Child care services including health services, instruction, and 3 meals for children from. 3 mos. to 6 years, are available now dai- ly from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Me- Minnville. Transportation can be provided. Fees are determined by ability to pay. This is supported by your tax dollars, so take ad- vantage of it. Contact 472-5028. 20,2 lp Public Notice CALL FOR BIDS FOR MATERIALS AND/OR INSTALLATION OF TENNIS COURT FENCING Sealed bids will be received by YamhiU County School District No. 8 until 2:00 pro. PDT on Monday, May 20, 1974 and there- after opened by the Board of Di. rectors of Yamhill County School District No. 8 or its authorized representative, in the District Of- fice located at 526 Ferry Street, Dayton~ Oregon 97114 for mater- ials and/or installation of a 13/~'' tennis court mesh fence -- ll0'x 120'x12' high. Specifications: 453' of line fence with 2 3/8" O.D. line posts and 1 5/8" O.D. top rail; 6--3" O. D. corner & gate posts and 8--- 1 5/8" O.D. horizontal braces; 2-- 42"x7' high walk gates (1 5/8" O. D. frame). All pipe shall be at least schedule 40 galvanized. The Board of Directors of Yam- hill County School District No. 8 reserves the right to accept or reect any and all bids and to waive informalities. Dated at Dayton, Oregon this 30th day of April, 1974. Francis H. Dummer, • "Supt..Clerk School District No. 8 Publish May 2, 1974, May 9, 1974 NOTICE OF PUBLI(: HEARING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT MOBILE HOME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Planning Commission of the City of Lafayette, Oregon on Thursday, 23rd day of May, 1974, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. in the City Hall at Lafayette, Ore- gon, on the application of Homer and Hazel Bell for a conditional use permit to allow them to place a mobile home on the property at 1214 3rd St. or 99W, Lafayette, "Oregon. The legal description of said property is as follows: Tax Lot No. 4307--BA 6100. THE MOBILE home is de- scribed as follows: 1974 Pacifica 24x44 and is owned by Homer & Hazel Bell. ANY person wishing to speak for or against the proposed condi- tional use may do so in person or by attorneys at the public hear- ing. Written objections to the con- ditional use may be filed with the City Recorder at the "City Hall, Lafayette, Oregon. BY ORDER OF THE PLAN- N~NG COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE, OREGON. BLANCHE WILLIAMSON City Recorder Reading Club Hears A bout Mexico Tour The Dayton Reading Club met at the home of Ida Rutschman Friday, May 3. The hostess served a delicious dessert luncheon. President Ann Evers turned the meeting over to Velene Co- burn, who had the lesson for the day. She gave a travelogue of their trip to Mexico this last win- ter. Before crossing the border at Sonoita, they enjoyed the Stove Pipe Cactus National Mon- ument in Arizona. On this trip they had their first car trouble, but found you can find nice peo- ple no matter where you travel when you have problems. They spend their winters at Wheeler's Trailer Park in La Peinta, about 40 miles from Puer- to Vallarta. Her husband enjoys the fishing there, as they are parked near the ocean. They take time out to visit new tovcns and places each year. This winter they traveled to Puebla, the onyx city, and Oaxaca where there arc ruins no one knows much about. The trip with Velene was very enjoyable. After the lesson the regular meeting with held with Ann Evers presiding. The next meeting will be a pot- luck picnic at the home of Evelyn Borgen Friday, May 17. Members are to have lesson ideas for next year, and will also have election of offieers. w YES WE SELL IT-- [-1 Auto I-I Fire F-1 Life l--] Bonds 1--1 Marine [] Health [] Accident [] Liability [] Compensation MATTOX INSURANCE AGEItCY C. WADE MATTOX VI MATTOX Phone 864.2213 P. 0. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 Dayton Doings The Dayton Kill Kare Klub met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Beulah McGill in Mc- Minnville. There were 11 pres- ent to enjoy the potluck dinner at noon. Mrs. Verne Garrett pre- sided over the business meeting. The afternoon was spent visiting. Mrs. Dee Hall received the door prize. Sixteen relatives gathered at the Lloyd Galer home Sunday to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Galer and her sister, Mrs. Vernie Hinkley of Nebraska who is vis- iting here. They were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin from Amity, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irwin from Hopewell, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ellenberger and two children from Willamina, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Galer ,and three children from Hopewell and Mrs. Hinkle's grandson, Carroll Wilcox from Nebraska. It was a very enjoy- able occasion. Mr. Rusty Rae of Westerville, Ohio, visited his former teacher, Miss Charlotte Filer, Monday. Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gal- er were her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brutke and four children from Salem, and evening callers were a nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Don Irwin and three children from Newberg. Miss Charlotte Filer and Mrs. Hildegard Kurtz of McMinnville attended the opera "Don Giovan. hi", at Linfield College last Wed- nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan took their granddaughter, Kim- berly Ann, who has been visiting them, back to Portland Wednes- day. Miss Charlotte Filer attended the annual Linfield College Pi- Gamma-Mu initiation dinner at the Oriental Gardens in McMinn- ville Sunday evening. Mrs. Anna Woodward and Mrs. Hattie French returned home Saturday after spending two weeks at the home of their chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Lester French in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Berkey from Hubbard were luncheon guests at the home of Mrs. Mar- Jam Krake Tuesday. Another guest was Mrs. Alda Winger. Mrs. Berkey's mother, Mrs. Gol- da Freshour, returned home with them. A Monday caller at the home of Mrs. Mari,~m Krake was Mrs. Robert Zard from Newberg, and Tuesday morning callers were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barber and son from Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Phelps were Saturday guest sat the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lioen Phelps. Sunday they all went to Portland to visit their daughter and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dearst. They all went to the Ice Follies and returned home Sunday evening• Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hamilton, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Agnes Abdill for a week left for their home in Mo- desto, Calif., Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller from Carson City, Nev., spent from Friday to Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cal- lahan. They attended the alumni banquet at I,infield college while here. Dinner guests Sunday at the Bud Callahan horrve were their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swearengin and two children f r o m McMinnville. Afternoon callers were their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Terry from Port- land. Mr. and Mrs. John Todd from Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duzan of Portland were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan. The Dayton Garden Club will meet Monday, May 13 at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Lenderink. The lesson will be our state tree, the Douglas Fir. Mrs. Golda Freshour from Hubbard has been a house guest of her sister-inlaw, Mrs. Mariam Krake. Her son brought her Sat- urday and she plans to leave Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lew White from Portland were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell. Mrs. Lloyd Galer, her sister, Mrs. Vernie Hinkle and her grandson, Carrol Wilcox, and Miss~Kathy Galer spent last Thursday at the coast. They had dinner at Depoe Bay and came home by way of the Tillamook Forest. The .weather was perfect. Tuesday the same group went to Salem and had dinner at the Kings Table then drove on to Silver Creek Falls. The weather was in their favor again and the falls were beautiful. There were also many wild flowers in bloom. (Continued from Last Week) Mrs. Vernie Hinkle from Stromsburg, Neb., and her grand- son, Carroll Hilcox, from Silver Crek, Neb., arrived Monday eve- ning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer. Mrs. Galer and son, Fenton, met them at the Port- land airport. Mrs. Hinkle and Mrs. Galer are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan ac- companied their son, Mr. andL Mrs. Ross Duzan from Portland to Albany Saturday to hear the Albany City Band and the Ger- man Band concert held in the Albany High School. After the concert they stopped at the home of their grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Duzan for coffee. Miss Jane Reeder took her mo- ther, Mrs. Ruth Reeder, to Sisters Sunday ta visit friends, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mulhauser. Clarence Mckown from Mon- tana is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lioen Phelps. The First Baptist Church had their Mother-Daughter tea Sun- day afternoon. There were 40 present. Mrs. Helen Holencheck, a missionary from Japan, was a guest speaker during the after- noon. Thursday evening callers at the Bud Callahan home were his sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Matthews from Sheridan, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young from Dayton."~ Mr. and Mrs. Verne Garrett re- turned home Saturday after spending two weeks visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider at Kent, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McClintock and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lenderink helped Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer celebrate their 49th wedding an- niversary Saturday evening. Mrs. McClintock furnished a beautiful cake for the occasion. Kenny Galer from Eugene spent the weekend at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer. i i i~ 1 WHO'S WHO IN OUR SHOPPING AREA I Newberg Drue 606 E. 1st Ph. 538-4211 Jerry Gerke, Pharrnaclst WNEEL CHAIR • HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Greatlnl CaNt -- Oamdlee -- ~dJ¢ PRESCR|PTIONS GARRIGUS BUILDERS I SUPPLY 1112 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512 ~"Everything for the Builder" / Lbr - tools - paint - plywood - ] Hardware NEWBERG ¢ ~l[lillittltl~t~llllIlilliillfl lllttl!il]l~il~iilllltl~]t]tllIl!lllllltl fl ill[lI~fiiill~lll!ltllllllt~! Sony-- Hitachi --Teledyne-- == Packard Bell " === NEWBERG ELECTRONICS Television -- Stereo Sales and Service i Auth. Teledyne, Packard Bell t08 E. 1st, Newberg 538-8191 ~'~ fl I~lJlt [ltl~I~itt~ till Iltlllll h l;Ilt~llliilllllli~tIHIlll! WJ fl ~]1 fi~ti!~!t~tiliili ~111 iilllll~ NEWBERG NATURAL FOODS Coarse Ground Cereals -- Herb Teas Natural Cosmetics with P, H. Bulanoe ~V Itam Ine---N0n - Alkal Inn Soaps "HEALTH iTEMS OF EVERY KIND" i 507 E 1st, Newberg 538-9311 I MARJORIE DAVIDSON ~ Owner IniU~.lHHnllHnmttm~tUUIH~lllHtmtfilB.mHtllitmtttflmmlmlSHD~lmHa = The Travel Bureau Phone 472.5127 i 222 N. Evans McMinnville~ | YAb~ILL COUNTY'S | "TRAVEL" HEADQUARTERS | ~.dt UglEIUBIIUIll ItiU B IIIll Hfl(l~lBi~nllllliU i~lllliilllll U Illtlllllllil f fltlllllllllllillllllll~ EWBERG IHPORTS A ttrell's NEWBERG FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone 1-538-2191 READY TO SERVE -- ~..$ .... I)AY OR NIGH'~ SEARS AUTHORIZED zl CATALOG SALES MERCHANT DAVE MILLS Call Collect to Place Orders 504 E. Ist St. Newberll. Ore. 9715: Phone: 538-8108 NORMA'S All New Apparel plus Uniforms Nothing Over $39.95 Check Our Low Prices 3rd & Evans McMinnville Phone 472-2800 AUTHORIZED SCHWINN DEALER -- ~624 3rd, McMinn. 472-2010~ Hobbies--Crafts--Beads Factory Trained Bike Service - = ~illllllllllll[lllIttUlltlllllllillliIfitli{ttllllllllllllIIlil fl fl~l~;lll~llllltllllll[lIlllllH~ ~lliJ ~" SPECIALTY CONTRACTING & GLASS 209 N. Garfield Newber Glass for Home & Automotive Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows Ph. 538-4298 kl i~ I BURCH CONCRETE & SUPPLY CO. 472-2189 McMinn. Airport Rd J Ready MIx Coneretu ~ Radio Dieimtehed Sand -- Gravel ~ Crushed Reek-- Fill Material • " I, About a gallon of gasoline a day Drive a Newberg Datsun -then decide Hrs. (Weekdays) 9 am - 8 pm Sat. 8 am-4 pm: 538-9416 or 538-9048 814 E. 2nd Lon Dee Flowers Phone 472.2123 ~_owen WIUz Sentiment 103 8outh Baker MoMinnvllle, Oregon