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PAGE 8 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON --
Miscellaneous
Masonic Lo4ge of District No. 4
wi~ hold a potluck dinner at
Wortman park May 23 at 1:00
for all Masons and their families
and friends. Please bring own ta-
ble service. Coffee only will be
furnished. 13,20e
CUSTOM TRACTOR work, plow-
ing, diseing, mowing, light dozing,
etc. Fred T. Bienz, Dayton. Call
864-3368. 16rtsc
DON'T burn your cuttings and
branches! Rent a chipper and
save the chips for mulch. Call:
Erle Parker, Chem-Spray, Dayton
864-22T7. 19,20c
FOR trash hauling, garage clean-
ing, ph. 864-2327. 17rtsc
Business 0 p poi ni
CAN'T TAKE A 9 TO 5 JOB? Be
independent! Be an Avon Rep-
resentative and earn money
during the hours that suit you.
Meet people. W~n prizes. Have
fun. It's easy to get started. Just
ea/~: 648-6168 or write 1401 NE
Arrington Rd Hillsboro, Ore.
19,20c
P~ ,SPONSIBLE PF~RSON wanted
to own and operate Ca~dy and
Confection vending route in Day-
ton and surrounding area. Plea-
sant business. High Profit items.
Can start part-time. Age or ex-
perience not important. Requires
car and $995 minimum invest-
ment. W~ite Manager, P. O. Box
88892, Seattl, e, Wash. 98188. 20p
Fo;-:Sai;
CONSOLE SPINET PIANO. Me-
diterranean walnut. Like new, as-
sume low roD. pyts. Phone Ad-
JUstor, 363-5707, S~lem, Oregon.
18,19c
PETUNIAS 12 varieties, toma-
toes and salvia 50c a doz. 20 oth-
er varieties of bedding plants 45c
Dayton Garden Club
Meeting Monday
The May meeting of the Dayton
Garden Club met ~t the lovely
new home ~f Mrs. Vern Garrett
Monday afternoon. A delicious
dessert was served before the
meeting.
The president, Mrs. Evelyn
Lenderink, opened the mee~ng.
Members saluted the flag and
sang A m e r i c a the Beautiful.
There were eight members pres-
ent.
The lesso~ Was on mums and
plant exchange. Mrs. Lena Filer
brought a bouquet of wild flow-
ers. There was much discussion
about dogs and cats running loose
and also about children picking
flowers in the yards around town.
Cards were sent to Mrs. Kath-
arine Oaler and Mrs. Walter
!Wagner.
Mrs. Lenderink read an article
on bachelor buttons. Mrs. Mar-
iam Kr~ke won the door prize.
The rest of the afternoon was
spent visiting. The next meeting
place will be announced at a lat-
er day.
Mother.Daughter
Banquet Held Here
About 50 mothers and daugh-
ters attended the Mother-Daugh-
ter banquet at the Evangelical
Church of North America Tues-
day evening.
Miss Annabelle Nelson gave the
invocation, a~d Mrs. Delbert Dow
the introductions. Mrs. Jane Arm-
strong thanked all those who
planned and carried out the event.
Carol Armstrong gave an in-
strumental number Bless This
House. She was accompanied by
her mother at the piano. Susan
Hess read a poem on "Home"
fo'Ilowed by Irma Webster read-
ing a poem "What Is a Real
Home." Mrs. Shirley Dit, tmer
sang a solo, "Love at Home."
Speaker for the ,evening was
Mrs. William Springer. Her sub-
May's Greenhouse, 3 mi. south of
Palmers Lumber, Dayton. Open 9
till 6. 19c
ject was "God's Beautiful Con-
eept~on, The Home." It was a very
enjoyable evening.
on feeder and fat cattle
DAYTON LIVESTOCK CO.
FEED YARDS
PHONE864-2~7
DAYTON, OREGON
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REGRETS
Don t Pay Off -- s t
UP-DATED INSURANCE DOES
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.~ Phone 864-221~ P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 ;.~;
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1971
TWO DAYTON RESIDENTS
TO RECEIVE DEGREES
LINFIELD COLLEGE, Me-
Minnville -- Sally Wright,