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Services Held For George Skreen Graveside services were held Wednesday in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, for George Skreen, 72, of 116 Main St. Dayton. He died Sunday at his home. He was born and received his " " education in Bowdon, N.D. He en- listed in the Army in 1942 and was .scharged in 1945. He moved to w6 ayton shortly after and had lived here since. Survivors include wife, Stella; son, Howard Puttman, daughter, Linda Hampton, both of Dayton; brother, Mathew Skreen, Colehar- bor, N.D.; sisters, Agnes Glaser, Dayton, Anna Fortner, Pontiac, Mich., and Alma Glaser, Colehar- bor; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Scott's Mortuary, McMinnville, was in charge of arrangements. Manuel Morris Dies May 8 Services for Manuel Morris, 77, of Dayton were held Saturday, May 10 in the Hopewell Church, with Pastor Charles Ludwig officiating. Interment was in Hopewell Ceme- tery. He died May 8 at the Mc- Minnville hospital. He was born Jan. 6, 1903 at Raynham, Mass., the son of Man- uel and Marion Morris. He was married to Etta White Sept. 14, 1945 and had lived in Dayton since 1968. In Raynham, Massachusetts, he had worked for the Highway De- partment. He was a member of the Raynham Chapter of the Massa- chusetts Goat Assn., a past mem- ber of the Raynham Congregational hurch, and t member of the Hopewell Community Church. Survivors include his wife, Etta Aof Dayton; son, George Morris of '--iddleboro, Mass.; step-son, "--'Kenneth Smith of Dayton; step- daughter, Mildred Osborne of Brookton, Mass.; brothers, Joe Morris, Frank Morris, Tony Mor- ris, John Morris, all of Massa- chusetts; sisters, Mamie Silva, Ema Lema, Marion Deeosta, Rose Perry, Flora Morris, all of Mas- sachusetts; Eva Watland of Wash- ington, Rita Madrios of California; eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Macy and Son Funeral Directors were in charge of arrangements. Fairview Charlotte Maker spent the week- end with her daughter Naomi Top- cock and children at Mossy Rock, Wash. The family of Mr. and Mrs. MilD Morris honored them with a dinner in Salem Sunday. Mrs. Morris is recovering satisfactorily from sur- gery. Her niece Judy Larson of Rapid City, South Dakota returned to her home last Tuesday, after being with the MilD Morris family for two months. Carl Pajala is at home now re- covering satisfactorily from sur- gery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callander attended a family gathering for the Caltander and Reeves family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Callander of Amity. Longtime Dayton Resident Dies Daniel D. Dixon, 82, of Rt. 1, Box 209, died May  at his home. He was born in Philomath and moved to Dayton in 1908. He later lived in Perrydale for 10 years, then returned to Dayton. He was a farmer and member of the Union- vale Community Church. Survivors include wife, Verna, Unionvale; daughters, Vivian Moe, McMinnville, Marie Fuller, Wil- sonville, Lillian Stacke, Farmers Branch, Texas, Debby Guthrie, Sacramento, Calif., Valetta Smith, Salem, and Edna Becker, Wapa- koneta, Ohio; sons, Freeman, Seattle, and Martin, Yuba, Calif.; sister, Effie Wilson, Centralia, Wash.; brother, Ezra, Mesa, Ariz.; 18 grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. Services were held at the Union- vale Community Church Saturday afternoon, at the Unionvale Com- munity Church with Rev. Dennis Stoltenburg, pastor of the church, officiating. Interment was in Hopewell Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Unionvale Community Church. Scott's Mor- tuary, McMinnville, was in charge of arrangements. Hello World .... Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Parker of Amity are the proud parents of a son, born May 4. Derek Joseph weighed in at 7 lbs. 121/2 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Erle Parker, Jr., of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Derrick, Long Creek, Oregon. McMINNVILLE OFFICE 117 E. 5th Street McMinnville, Ore. 97128 AI Baker, GRI, Broker Call [503] 472-8411 NEWBERG OFFICE 619 E. Hancock Newber§, Ore. 97132 Ed Otter, Branch Manager Call [503] 538-7426 WE NOW HAVE OFFICES IN M©MINNVILLE AND NEW- BERG TO MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE REAL ESTATE NEEDS OF YAMHILL COUNTY'S RESIDENTS. Ask your REALTY WORLD Realtor to explore your real estate needs. There is still money available at various lending sources and also options such as equity down payments, exchanges, tax deferred exchanges, etc. The priceless services and "know how" of your REALTY WORLD Realtors are of particular importance now, and we are as near as your phone. Call 472-8411 or 538-7426. We are members of the Farm and Land Institute, and we have clients With cash and ability to purchase farm, commercial and Investment properties. F--Farms and Ranches  " L--Land: For Residential and Commercial Devel. I ._ I I--Industrial and Investments. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1980 THE DAYTON TRIBUNE-- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 5 Help Wanted APPLICATIONS are now being ac- cepted through May 22, 1980 for the position of head custodian at Dayton Grade School. Minimum starting salary is $5.30/hr. Inter- ested parties may apply Dayton Public Schools, 526 Ferry Street, Dayton, Oregon 97114. EOE. 21c APPLICATIONS are now being ac- cepted through May 23, 1980 for a clerk typist. Must meet CETA 6 requirements. Interested appli- cants may apply Dayton Public Schools, 526 Ferry Street, Dayton, Oregon 97114. EOE. 21c For Sale For sale: picnic tables. Large, medium and small ones for chil- dren. Lawn chairs on order. 1015 Church St. 21rtsc S HP Rototiller, works good. $90. Also, 8-track tape deck and 2 speakers $25. 864-2529, ask for John. 21,22p Miscellaneous Piano lessons for beginners and in- termediate, training in classical music. Susan Paz 864-2983. 19-24p I buy misc. antiques and collecti- bles, glass ware. 864-3577. 18-21p DAYTON RESIDENTS HAVE FAMILY FOR MOTHERS DAY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobus of Dayton were visited by their two sons on Mothers Day, Eugene and his family from Hillsboro and Leroy and his family from Oregon City. The families brought supper to enjoy the evening with their par- ents in observance of the special day. The Jacobus' daughter also called from Michigan. Salem Business Directory and Shopping Guide BICYCLES i SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP -- $chwinn Bicycles -- Sales Set1 qce-Accessories BankAmericard -- Master Charge Welcome 147 Commercial SE 36L4516 DRUGGISTS WEST SALEM PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists" Weekdays until 7:00 P.M. 675 Wallace Road N.W, 581-1689 ,..,7.7 " .7 -- -- -7-7= = --7'- -7'"  - MUSIC DEALERS € WILLS MUSIC STORE Band & Orchestra Instruments Sales and Rentals Baldwin Pianos & Organs Records -- Sheet Music -- Guitars & Amplifiers -- Call Toll Free 1-800-452-7857 450 Court St. Ph. 364-6757' NEEDLECRA_FT ....-..-_-_.----- ............... .. [ THE BUSY NEEDLE "Ftr Qualir,  Beate, ty in Needlecraft' Needlepoint -- Crewel -- Crochet Latch Hook Rugs -- Knitting (-'omplcte line of DMC threads t,mkAmcricard. Master Charge .... WOMEN'S APPAREL Queen Sizes i 18-52. 16Vz-32|/z i Sportswear - Coats - Sweaters : ! Long Dresses - Lingerie !| ELEGANT LADY Lancaster Mall Ph. 362-7254 ". Beaverton Mall Ph. 643-7049 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. John Hackworth were honored on Mother's Day for a breakfast on Saturday morning, attended by Pamela and Barbara Hackworth, Mrs. Joan Hackworth of Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clyburn of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Buck of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. John Hackworth, Barbara and Pamela Hackworth were Mothers' Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Buck. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Magee and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme of Dayton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee. Ramona Circle The Ramona Circle WSWS of the Pioneer Evangelical Church met at the social room of the church last Friday afternoon. There were eight members present. Evelyn Lender- ink was hostess and Buna Remme co-hostess. They served refresh- ments. Mrs. Alva O'Dell gave the mis- sionary emphasis followed by the circle prayer. Mrs. Dorothy Myers told about various missionaries with whom the group is familiar. 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BUDI:ET SALE -- FRIOAY thru SUNDAY, MAY 16, 17 & 18, as Quantities Last Large 15-oz. boxes Reg. $1.05 each Nabisco Cheese Nips ..... 69c Reg. $1.35 each Punch Concentrate .... $1.15 8-oz. easy-open cans Special Hawaiian, 16-oz. bottles Van Camp Pork & Beans 2/59c 0rientai-Style, Chicken, Beef or Oriental Flavors, 3-oz. packages Top Ramen Noodles ... 2/49c Cut 16-oz. cans Diamond A Green Chopped, 4V2-oz. cans Beans 2/66c 8-oz. cans Reg. 2/59c Hunt's Tomato Sauce ... 2/39c Reg. 45c each Lindsay Ripe Olives ..... 35c Macaroni & Cheese 7V2-oz. boxes Mission Dinners ....... 3/99c Chunk, 6th-oz. cans Reg. $1.15 each Bumblebee Light Tuna i... 85c Early Garden [irregular pieces] 29-oz. cans Freestone Peaches ..... ea. 66c Sweetheart Pink, for dishes and hand washing, 22-oz. bottles Reg. 71c each Liquid Detergent ......... 15Vz-oz. cans Hunt's Chili Beans 49c each ........ 39c N-oz. jugs Reg. 59c each Hunt's Ketchup ........ 49c - ..... I IIIIIII Oregon Chief Old-Fashioned Large Frankfurters Oregon Chief, 12-oz. ring Polish Sausage IIIII I) Reg. $1.69 Ia. ... $1.29 Reg. $1.69 each ...... $1.25 ......... • , Hill LARGE LB. Oranges 12c a PEOPLE'S MARKET -- LAFAYETTE OPEN 9am-9 PM WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY