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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRI3UNE -- DAYTON. OREGON --
happenings on the local scene
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer ac- Kings Table. Others joining the
companied their son, Mr, and Mrs. group were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Fenton galer to McMinnville Sun- Galer Jr. and son Michael and
day for Mother's Day dinner at the Kenny.
THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1980
Mrs. Wanda Blum from TiUa-
mook spent Mother's Day at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mariam
Krake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilgore had
Mother's Day dinner at the Sizzlers
in Salem.
Ijl.lllt ,: . " . Mrs. George Abdill from Rose-
burg was a dinner guest at the
ll lK'Dtt'l>glglg'Nl'ml''l-ml home of her mother-in-law, Mrs.
, Vivian Abdill last Wednesday.
II W im; Mother's Day dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
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Mrs. Russell Coburn took Mrs.
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azalea gardens. The ladies really
enjoyed seeing them. Russell was
very generous and gave each a nice
bouquet. Mrs. Coburn took the
ladies home again.
Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan and
family and Mr, and Mrs. Bud
Callahan had Mothers Day dinner
in Sheridan Sunday. John Callahan
and his wife went to Portland
Monday to attend a funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Budke
spent Mother's Day at the home of
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Budke
and family in Beaverton.
Kroweldeen Club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Orva
• Gubser. Winners were Elizabeth
Foster and Mina Carr. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Verlee Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall went
to the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Starr in Philomath,
Friday. Sunday they went to a
banquet for mothers at the church
there. They returnedhome Monday
morning.
Mr. and.Mrs. Manley Borgan
took her mother, Mrs. Alvina Reu,
to church in Newberg Sunday, then
out to dinner for Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duzan from
Portland took his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Duzan, out for Moth-
ers Day breakfast in McMinnville.
Mrs. Goldie Wright attended a
Mother-Daughter tea as a guest of
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dennis
Felipe Camacho's
restorations are works of art.
And worth $1.5 million to
PGE customers year.
Last year, Felipe and his
co-workers helped save
customers $1.5 million
by restoring some 4,662
transformers.., trans-
formers that cost around
$62 to restore and about
$755 to replace.
140,000 transformers. Sav- budget. And the rapid
ings that are more important growth of new customers in
now than ever before.
Electricity costs are
going up everywhere, it's
not just here. Both private
and public utilities
throughout the country are
our service area is another
of the problems we face.
But, at PGE, we are
fortunate to have people
like Felipe Camacho
working hard to keep costs
Felipe's restorations add facing soaring prices.
approximately 25 to 50%
longer working life to each
transformer. So you can
see the savings mount
quickly when you consider
that PGE uses some
Higher equipment costs,
fuel costs and interest rates
have everyone on a tight
down wherever they can.
People with cost-saving
ideas for you.
Wright and daughter, at the. Com-
munity Christian Church in Mc-
Minnville Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Temple from Amity,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Wright one day last week.
Mrs. Lena Filer and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bernard Lippens and
Charlotte Filer attended church
Sunday morning then went to Bow-
man's in Newberg for Mother's
Day dinner. From there'they weal
to Silver Creek Falls Park to attet(ully
the third annual Mother's Day
native wild flower show. This was a
complete surprise for their mother
and one in which she is very in-
terested in as she has many lovely
wild flowers in her yard. The
display was under the direction of
naturalist Blanche Sweger, a re-
tired Silverton resident and long
time supporter of the parks pro-
gram.
There were about 80flifferent
wild flowers on display. A related
display entitled "Mosses, Ferns
and Lichens" was also on display.
They went by way of Woodburn
and home by way of Salem. It was a
beautiful drive and they saw many
dogwood trees and other shrubs
blooming along the highway.
Mrs. Jackie Rogers and daughter
Cindy of McMinnville were last
Wednesday callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mosgrove
and daughter Connie took his
mother, Mrs. Mae Mosgrove, to
Mother's Day dinner at the Dragon
Gate in McMinnville.
Mrs. Lena Filer and daughters,
Mrs. Bernard Lippens and Char-
lotte, spent Friday at Newport. It
was a beautiful day there and they
enjoyed the scenery on the way.
They stopped at two parks to look
for wild flowers.
Mrs. Vada Gentry and Mrs.
Evelyn Lenderink had Mothe#
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