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Mr. and Mrs. Henry DerendoPf
drove to Eagle Point Thursday
for the graduation of their great-
niece, Miss Conr~ie Vidotto.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Chad Siebel spent
Memorial weekend at Siltcoos
" Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conyers
and family were visited for five
days Iby his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Conyers from Grand
Junction, Colorado. They hadn't
seen each other for 32 years.
They took them over to the coast
for their first look at the Pacific
Ocean and into the Portland Zoo
and they left Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geonge Hurter
left Thursday for a four-day
sightseeing trip in Canada.
Friday evening Mr. and IMrs.
Ray Osman had a fish fry here
with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carter
and daughters, Miss Teresa and
Karen Carter, Mr. Dick Stanhope
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown
from McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alviso were
phoned by Grant Reed from Co-
lumbus, Ohio, where he and Bill
Vannice had a flat tire on the
truck and will probably have to
stay a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blacl~burn
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Blackburn in Portland.
Mrs. E. Myrle Harris was vis-
ited Friday by Mrs. S. Pender-
graft and Mrs. Monty Fergus,
Rhonda and the new baby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ashdown
had as Sunday dinner guests
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
By ORVAL COFFEY
Farris Benton in Idanha where
Lisa went fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christopher-
son were visited over the week-
end by their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Wasson and family
from Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dhainin were
visited by their granddaughters
for five days, Miss Sharon Cru-
chelow of Portland and Miss Ter-
ry Lynn Garner of Gresham.
Wednesday the girls' mothers,
Mrs. Harry Cruchelow and Mrs.
Gene Garner called. Sunday Mr. i
and Mrs. Loren Frazier visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doser drove
to Seattle, Wash Friday to visit
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Do-
ser and family and brought their
granddaughter, Miss Bonnie Do-
set here to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Agnes Merrill and Merlin
accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Scog-
gun took a Sunday drive over to
Hebo and back by Maguire Dam
and up the Nestucca River.
Mr. Leon Blanchard and Ricky
Cottam and Mr. Monty Fergus
and Darwin Fergus went on a
father-son outing at Silver Creek
Falls Friday and Saturday.
New neigl~bors, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Ferguson have moved into
699 Bridge St. Saturday evening,
June 13 at 6:00 their son, Mr. Bill
Ferguson was married to Miss
Cindy Lee Bench of Carlton, in
MeMinnville at the Church of the
Latter Day Saints by Bishop
Dodge. The couple plan to live in
Carlton.
Mrs. Unavee Jones is the new
manager of the Antique Store
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1970 ~ THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON ~ PAGE 5
evening Mr. and Mrs. Plugge had
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Neigh in McMinnville. Monday
evening they called on Mr. and
Mrs. John Driskill. Tuesday, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hance were guests
for a barbecue.
iMr. and Mrs. Leonard Higgins
were visited by his sisters, Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Everett and Mrs.
Ruth Rassmusson from Aptos,
Calif. They took them over to
Wheeler Friday morning and re-
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Johnson and
Mrs. Myrtle Blough were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bry-
an in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter and
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ever-
ett Sherill of Martinsdale, Mis-I
souri, attended a family dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
Frazier's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. [Mrs. Grace Chambers accompa-
E. M. Moore of Portland brought I nied them.
them there deep freeze and they[ Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson
went for a ride up Pea Vine went fishir~g for a week up the
Road. Snake River in Idaho, and as for
also attended a dinner in Mc-
Minnville at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Sherrill, also present
was Mrs. Giadys Sherrill. When
they drove out here with Mr.
Jess Sherril, Mr. and Mrs. Ever-
ett Sherrill traveled over 3,000
miles thru Calif Nevada, Colo-
rado and here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hills a
week ago Wednesday traveled
down the coast thru the Red-
woods thru California and into
Mr. Heinz Mueller had a pieceas Farewell Bend in Oregon.
of metal in the iris of his eye They caught lots of nice catfish
and had to ~ear a patch for aand returned Monday. Mr. and
lace Thomas in Hillsboro. They Jones. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. My-
few days. He is all right now.Mrs. Anderson and family and
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lein Mr. and Mrs. John Rainey of
and daughter, Miss Darnelle ofPortland went fishing up at Broo-
Salem were the guests of Mr. and ney Dam and caught one eight-
Mrs. Mueller for an outdoor pounder.
barbecue. Mr. and Mrs. John Driskill left
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Prosser re- April 20th for a 4% month trip.
turned Monday from a trip overThey drove to Lancaster, Calif
the weekend to Central Oregon.and spent three weeks there with
Their niece Mrs, C. A. Scharf their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R.
drove them down to Terrbonne E. Poulson. Then to Albuquerque,
Junction to visit Mrs. Prosser's New Mexico, to see Mr. Chorlte
brother, Mr. Louis Foster. Lembke. Mr. Driskill and he used
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Miller wereto work together. Next to Trafal-
visited Saturday by Mrs. Mary gar, Indiana, to visit his niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips ~for
ron Erickson called. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller spent two days in Toledo
at the home o~ their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenyon for
the graduation of their grandson,
Mr. John Kenyon Jr.
Mrs. Edith Gram left May 26
on her way to Spokane, Wash
and spent two days in Portland
I Flanigan, Nevada, to visit friends,
~Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonham. Then
on to RenD, Nevada, to visit Mrs.
Florence Bonham who is in the
hospital with a broken hip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pitman
were visited Thursday by Mr.
and Mrs. George Anderson. Frir
day Mrs. Floyd Mock called after
her illness.
with her sister, Mrs. Helen Mar-
tin and took the train so she was
in Spokane for Memorial Day.
She was visiting her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs: Lewis Evans who
is ill with a blood clot. Sunday
she attended the graduation of
her grandson, Mr. Steven Glen
Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Gram spent three days out
at Loon Lake where Mr. Evans
caught lots of fish, rainbow trout
and others. Mrs. Gram spent Fri-
day in Portland and returned
two days and visited his niece,
Mrs. Edith Retz in Pershing, In-
diana. They stayed for two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Jones in Farmland, Indiana, and
visited all their friends and re-
lations. They drove to Hamilton,
Indiana, to call on her niece, Mr.
and Mrs. Deke Fifer anal E1
Paso, Illinois to see his cousin,
Mrs. Lillie Lett. On the way back
they saw the Corn Palace in Mit-
[chell, South Dakota and the
I Badlands, the Black Hills and Mt.
~Rushmore National Monument.
They came thru the ec~ge of YeN
lowstone Natinal Park and re-
turned home Saturday, June 13.
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Portland. cept Monday from noon to 5:30.went fishing up at Crane Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bonneville
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Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George
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Mrs. Otto Coppila in Warrenton.
Tuesday Dr. and Mrs. Clarence
Salter of Brookings came and
spent six days here with his bro-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sal-
ter. Friday morning the Dr. and
Mrs. Salter took possession of a
new car in Salem. They drove to
Portland and Beaverton and the
general area shopping and left to
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