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Laura and Milton Carson spent June 16 at her sister, Ella Gibson's home in Laurelwood, Ella and Marshall Gibson are soon moving to northern California to make their home with his son Milton. A fare- well dinner was given for all the family on June 16. Who's 1979 -J'~'7 Shopping IF YOU CANNOT FIND IT IN DAYTON, THESE CONVENIENT BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU. for Guys & Gals FREE ALTERATIONS #.! I i! i [ i'. i.l~-~ Concert Tickets and Calendars Available 226 Third Street 472-4525 Lon Dee Flowers NEWBERO Phone 472-2123 ' El REPLACE Flowers With Sentiment CENTER 103 South Baker Fireplaces -- Wood Stoves Glass Screens & Accessories M Minnville, Oregon 202 W. First 538-5920 Newberg 538-8149 KROHN'S You are invited Appliance Center to plan YOUR PARTY FOR WASHERS -- DRYERS -- * ANNIVERSARIES FREEZERS--- BIRTHDAYS REFRIGERATORS -- BUSINESS MEETINGS DISHWASHERS "All the brands that you know AT r'~,-,1 = i= i^xv PJ~UWjVI/AIN ~ and trust"! ! ! SALES SERVICE Restaurant & Lounge 315 E. 1st, Newberg 538-3613 400 E. 1st, Newberg 538-4821 ,Better Nutrition Is Our Business i Newberg Natural Foods 507 EAST FIRST The Tribune NEWBERG Organ (~ Piano Ce,tcr Big Selection T-shirts & lO0s of transfers!! IN THE TOWN Polymere Pictures!! SHOPPING CENTER WallariumPlanters!! 1291 N. 9gW 472- 693 Full Line Smoking Paraphinalia! New & Used Organs & Pianos SALES -- SERVICE -- i,P]llrlr, i~ ~b~-ln,~llR- TERMS -- TRADES -- LESSONS 312 E. FIRST NEWBERG Sheet Music, Music Books, "One Big Shop with Lots etc. of Little Shops" t] D E N T S McCABE 502 E. Fir:t St Newberg LOCK Phone 538-2079. AND KEY Distinctive Gifts Office Supplies Hallmark Cards McBride Tour & Travel Airline-Cruises.Hotel.Tours Convenient Pick up your tickets on the way to the airport KING CITY PLAZA -- TIGARD 639-65~ ~G.~'LF~p 5. Athletic Outlet Adidas -- Puma -- Nike Spot-Bill --- Converse -- Wilson Spalding -- Rawlings -- Riddell 238 3rd, Mc. 472-2094 501 E. 1st, New. 538-9333 Complete Locksmith Service Bicycles -- Sales -- Accessories Parts -- Repairs -- Back Packs Hrs. Tues thru Sat. 8 am-5:30 Sat. 4 pm 111 N. Blaine 538-4574 i m Baldwin Shoes Sherwood Plaza SH ERWOOD 625-5008 We specialize in quality footwear for your entire family Air Step Robloo Nike Weyenberg Osaga WOlverine Workboot Justin Western Boot Buster BrOwn -- ANO MOREl INFANTS WEAR TO Size 16!l CARTER -- HEATHTEX 317 APRIL13 MOONLIGHT SALE Glenn & Betty Vorres 3rd, McMkmvifle 472-5511 THURSDAY JUNE 21, Bob Drawdy and daughter Nancy of Fayetteville, Georgia, spent a few days with his parents, the Carl Drawdys last week. Bob is a pilot for Eastern Airlines. Mrs. Freda Grunewald, mother of Mrs. Rudolph Fischer, under- went surgery last week and is recovering satisfactorily at the Mc- Minnville Hospital. William Pearse and Mrs. Mary Cummings of lone were Father's Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse. They enjoyed dinner Sunday in Salem. William is now employed in Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse called on John Snellman, Mrs. Freda Grunewald and J. W. Versteeg in the McMinnville Hospital Monday afternoon. Tuesday evenings at 6:30 pm, softball is being played by all the children of the neighborhood at the Hopewel] School with parents su- pervising. All children are wel- come. A paper drop at the Hopewell School is sponsored by the students of the 6th grade of the Hopewell School and proceeds are used for the activities of the summer at the school grounds. Sherry and Donna Rae are coun- sellors this week at the 4H Summer Camp at Camp Yamhill. Heidi Ediger and Toni Sargeant are among the club members attend- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elton lngram went clam digging at Seaside on Thurs- day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Withee are houseguests of Mrs. Margaret Withee for a few weeks until they - Salem Business Directory and Shopping Guide BICYCLE~ 14 SCOTT'SCYCLE SHOP -- Schwinn Bicycles -- Sales-So trice-Accessories BankAmericard -- Master Charge Welcome 7 Commercial 5E 363-4516 DRUGGISTS ~' %.~ " .'%" ~ %.%,%." ." ~ %,' %.%." ~NNN~e~NP~Pq WEST SALEM PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists" WEEKDAYS 'TIL 7:00 P.M. 675 Wallace Rd. N.W. 581-1689 AAAAA A A AA "V MEN'S CLOTHING, SHeEt I LES NEWMAN'S ') Men's Wear Work Clothing, ] Rainwear Boots & Shoes, La- I Crosse Rubber Co. Justin Boots, Endicott, Johnson & Redwing [ Shoes, Rainfair & U.S. Rubber I Clothing--Vendor's License for I P.O. Employees [ 179 Commercial NE 363-5508J MUSIC DEALERS WILLS MUSIC STORE Band & Orchestra Instruments Sales & Rentals Baldwin Piano~ & Organs Records -- Sheet Music -- Gu,tars & Ampl,fners -- Call Toll Free 1-800-452-7857 450 Court St. Ph. 364-6757~ NEEDLECRAFT THE BUSY NEEDLE "For Quality & Beauty in Needlecratt" Needlepoint-Crewel-Crochet Latch Hook Rugs--Knitting Complete In,e el DMC threads BankAmer,card-Master Charqe Lancaster Mall Ph 363-9898 e WOMEN'S APPAREL i) QUEEN SIZES i 18-52, 16 V2-32 ~/2 i Sportswear-Coats-Sweaters! Long Dresses-Lingerie ELEGANT LADY Lancaster Mall Ph. 362-7254 Beaverton Mall Ph. 643-7049 1979 --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3 get located in Portland, where he is to be with their brother, John employed. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Snellman, when he returns from Weber of Junction City were week- the McMinnville Hospital where he end guests, had hip surgery last week. He is Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polivka of recovering rapidly and able to walk Boring were Father's Day guests of with a walker. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Graham and J.W. Versteeg of Amity, former family, resident of Fairview, was in the Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Sears of McMinnville Hospital briefly for McMinnville were Father's Day tests and treatment and returned guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hay home the middle of this week. and family. John Kotka was a Father's Day weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. FAI RVI EW Sam Kotka and family of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brooks of Du- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nurmi and luth, Minn were also guests to Mrs. Irene Stierna of Longview, visit their daughter and family until Wash came Tuesday of this week the 4th of July. SALE--FRIDAY thru SUNDAY, June 22-24, As Quantities Last [Look for Monday-Thurs. ad in your weekend shopping bag] GRADE AA LOCAL LARGE FIRST TWO DOZEN a 12-oz. cans Reg. $1.67 each Spam Luncheon Meat $1.49 Hulless 2-lb. bags SPECIAL-- EACH Jolly Time Yellow Popcorn 59c 16-oz. box Reg. 83c each Sunshine Krispy Crackers 66c New England, 15-oz. can concentrated Each Snow's Clam Chowder 85c Whole Peeled 16-oz. can, Reg. 59c Del Monte Tomatoes 49c Macaroni & Cheese, 7V2-0z. box SPECIAL Mission Dinner 3/99c 16-oz. cans Reg. 37c Diamond A Diced 2/59c in light syrup, 16-oz. cans SPECIAL Plen-T-Good Pear Halves 2/88c BANQUET FROZEN pkg. of two 9-inch shells Pie Crust Shells 49c Lean Pork Spareribs We'll slice for you before 7 pm lb. Smoked Pork Picnics 79c contains soya lb. Beef Patty Mix $1.25 Lean lb. Bacon Ends Pieces 79c EXTRA FANCY Delicious Apples lb. 39c --LAFAYETTE OPEN 9 am-9 pm Daylight Saving Time, Weekdays & Sunday