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Auto Crash Kills Two Injures Eight " A 22-year-old Sheridan woman and her two-week old son died Wednesday in a head-on collision two miles north of Lafayette on Highway 99W. Dead are Elaine Kay Chupp, 132 Sheridan Road, Sheridan, and her son Michael. Eight other peo- ple were injured in the crash, state police said. Police said a car driven by Mrs. Chupp and an auto driven by Marion L. Perez, 29, of 1415 12th St., Newborg, collided head- on about 1:40 pro. Three passengers in the ear driven by Mrs. Chupp were taken to McMinnville Hospital. Listed in good condition were Penni Lee Carpenter, 20, Rt. 1, McMinnvilie and her son Ryan, 3 months. Her daughter, Michelie, 3, was listed in fair condition. All had multi- ple lacerations and Michelle had a leg fracture. Mrs. Perez and her two child- I SALE -- JUNE 21 THRU 27 -- AS QUANTITIES LAST Red & White Butter, in cubes lb. 69c PORK -- WE WILL SLICE IF YOU WISH SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDERS lb. 59c (MORE PROTEIN, LESS FAT PER POUND) BEEF PATTY MIX .... lb. 69c BEEF CROSS RIB ROAST . lb. 95c Beef Shoulder ARM ROAST lb. 99c Rath BREAKFAST SAUSAGE lb. 59c BULK FISH STICKS . . . lb. 55c RED & WHITE -- 10~-OZ. CANS Tomato Soup . in our 2/25c bin 8-OZ CANS Pheasant Tomato Sauce . 2/25c / Pheasant Catsup, 12-oz. btls. 4/$1 ZEE Giant Roll Printed Towels, each 39c 12-OZ. HALLOCKS LOCAL STRAWBERRIES . 4/$I.00 PEOPLE'S MARKET OPEN 9 AM-9 PM ~ WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY l r RCA APPROVED 39 Years Old and Better than Ever! THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1974 ren, James 3, 'and Pedro, 5, were also taken to the hospital. Mrs. Perez was listed in serious con- dition with rib and leg fractures and her two children, James 3, and Pedro, 5, were listed in good condition with multiple contu- sions. Two other passengers in the Perez auto were taken to Provi- dence Hospital, Portland. Patri- cia Ann Hanson, 26, 111 Market St., Lafayette, was listed in ser- ious condition and her daughter,, Donna, 2, was listed in good con- dition. The accident occurred near the junction.of old Highway 99W and the new highway. LAFAYETTE By PEGGY WISE -- 864-2389 It was warm enough to suit heat loving people over the week- end. The Wise family and the Or- ville Hodgins family of Lafayette and the Dale Hodgins' of Amity took off for a weekend over on the Metolins River. We eamp(~d at Bridge 99 jug a stone's throw from the fast moving stream. As usual, the river rushed by and there were many small pine squir- rels dashing back and forth and people. We waited for someone to pull out so we could get a camp- ing spot. The camp spot next to us changed occupants three times in the short time we were there. Those who wanted to fish could find a place to fish but hikers and large dogs were somewhat of a problem. Not much was be- ing caught. The fish up at the Camp Sherman bridge wouldn't even eat the bread we threw into the water. The weather was lovely -- it did cloud up Satur- day afternoon and acted like it might rain but Sunday as we started home it was a "blue-bird" day and the mountains in the area were so clearly seen that they looked like they were paint- ed on the blue sky. The rhodo- dendrons were in full bloom and I saw trillium ISles blooming thru the dirt covered snow at the high- est altitude. Blanche Stewart visited the home of Lettie Hyatt in Clatska- nie for three days last week. She didn't do any fishing as the Co- lumbia is closed to salmon and that's about the time a person would catch one and have to toss it back. There were 25 people who vot- ed on the school issue Tuesday here at the Lafayette City Hall District 2,0 out of McMinnville had only four voters show up. City Recorder Blanche William- son is recuperating at home after spending several days in the hos- pital with pneumonia. Gladys Bonneville is filling in at city hall until Mrs. WilUamson can return to work. Mr. Walter Gamel is now work- ing for the Lafayette City Main- tenance Dept., replacing /tim Reed. Agnes Merrill and son Merlin and Arlie Courtney of McMinn- ville drove up the Columbia riv- er on the Washington side to vis- it the MaWs Hill Museum. They crossed the river and returned on the Oregon side. It was real windy but lovely weather. People's Market was burglar- ized on Monday night sometime after 2 a.m~ The store was entered from the roof and cigarettes and change were stolen. The ease is under investigation. -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE $ Transportation In Area Discussed Transportation problems Yamhill County were discussed at" a luncheon meeting last Wed. nesday in McMinnville. Commun- ities of Sheridan, McMinnville and Dayton were represented, as well as Yamhill county through Commissioner Major and the Ad- ministrative Assistant to the County, Mr. Ken Williams. Dayton was represented by Carl Francis, Transportation Com- mittee Chairman of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce. Francis pointed out the continued isola- tion of Dayton insofar as public transportation is concerned, and applauded the efforts of Rap. Stan Bunn (R) Dayton in his ef- forts to improve transportation problems. Bunn reported to the group his several efforts with respect to both roadways and public trans- portation. The meeting was one of con- tinued sessions of this common problem. THREE NAMED TO HONOR ROLL FOR SPRING TERM Richard James Myzak, Lesley Lynne Pomeroy and Ardith R. Reichstein, all of Dayton, were of named to the spring term honor roll at Oregon College of Educa- tion in Monmouth. DAYTON STUDENTS ON SPRING TERM HONOR ROLL Three Dayton students were named to the spring term honor roll at Chemeketa Community College. Debra J. Ruyle earned a perfect 4.0 average. Steven L. Al- mond and Merry A. Schind~er earned 3.5 or better to be named to the honor roll. Don Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinery 9~MONDAY-FRIDAY 26YearsinSame Location Oak Sh Dayton Phone864.33~ I WHO'S WHO IN OUR SHOPPING AREA ,~, Lon Dee Flowers Phone 472.Z1~1 l~owers Wtth ~mtlment 105 South Baker MoMInnvllle, Oregon BURCH CONCRETE & SUPPLY CO. 472.2189 M©Minn. Airport Rd Htl~ Mix C~m -- Radio OlllmttlNd Bud -- Grntl -- Crushed ge~-- Fill Mlttrlal I SPECIALTY CONTRA(:TING & GLASS 209 N. Garfield Newberg Glass for Home & Automotive Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows Ph. 538-4298 I t~t~|~{~n[~|~Itf~I~|~ffttI~I~r~ttt~I~Pi~f~Bt~tlt~+~lBl~l~llB~lI~ AUTHORIZED SCHWINN DEALES ~_ TOMMY'S BIKE & HOBBY+ ~624 3rd, /~Minn. 472-2010~- o | +_= Hobbies--Crafts--Beads Factory Trained Bike Service~ ~]u~1iuI~[~i[tIF~LIIItii;~iiI;ii~j]~L~tiuI~i~}i~Ilt~t~m~I~Iitii~[mWii~W~ NORMA'S All New Apparel plus Uniforms Nothing Over $39.95 Check Our Low Prices 3rd & Evans McMinnville Phone 472-2800 L.s~. SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT OAVE MILLe Call Collett to Plaee Order~ E. Ist St. Nswhorg, Ore. 1~182 Phone: ll~llOll ....... A :tre-if .... + --I NEWBERG FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone I.S~t-2111t P,.gADI "to S~Jtv"Jm -- DAY OR NIGH'] Newberg ~1 Drug E. lit Ph. i~1~-41~11 Jerry Gerke, PharmaoMt WNK[L eNAIll • NO4~rrAL HIqP~II~ PRESCRIPTIONS GARRIGUS BUILDERS SUPPLY 112 S, Edwlrds Ph. 538-3512 "Everything for the Builder" Lbr - tools - paint - plywood - Hai'dware NEWBERG Sony-- Hitachi --Teledyne-.- Packard Bell NEWBERG ELECTRONICS i4 TeleviSion -- Stem Sales and Service Auth, Teledyne, Packard Bell 08 E. 1st, Newberg 538-8191 ~H~fl"~i~ifl~W1fl~[~u~"ti~]Wi"~]~;~"~}~ t ~ - - ====_=_+ _ - =_= =+=- =. NEWBERG NATURAL FOODS Onnt Ground 0minis -- Herb Tm Nltur~l C~mMlu with P0 H. llllMme --V Itamlne,.-Non.Alkallne 8~tpt "HEALTH ITSMS OV tVERV KINO" 507 E 1st, Newberg 538-9311 MARJOR|E DAV|DSON ~ Owner The TraVel Bureau Phone 472-5127 222 N. Evans McMInnville YAM~-IIL~ CO~'S "I'I~a.V~,L" HEADQUARTERS NEWBERG IHPORTS DATSUN SAVES About. a gallon of gasoline a day Drive a Newberg Datsun -then decide Hrs, 9 Sat, 538-94t6