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THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1971 --- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE $
Tuesday at the Pttblic Hearing
<)n the Proposed Land Use Plan,
12 citizens were present, the May-
or, Robert Vaught, Mike Blair,
the Planning Consultant and sev-
.en members of the Planning Com-
mission. The plan was accepted
and will be used as a guideline
for permanent zoning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hills are
being visited ~,or a few days by
Mr. Marion Huffman from Port-
]and.
The Lafayette Friendly Club
met Wednesday at the home of
Bernice Johnson. There were 8
members present and three
guests, Valeda Bryan of Salem,
Jo Ann Miles of Woodburn and
Sandy Lewis.
Mrs. Ethel Scoggan attended
the Phil Sheridan Days and
watched the parade with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hofer and their
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By 0RVAL COFFE
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Hutchins and family.
Welcome to our new residents
in the Village Mobile Home Court,
Charles Bovard came June 17 and
is in Space 3. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Baker and daughters moved "m
June 22 and are in Space 6.
Houseguest of Mr. and ,Mrs.
Merle Harris for three days was
Mrs. Julie Trusty from Portland.
Mr, and Mrs, A1 Blanco and
family were visited for a week
by his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Sal-
vador Alvarez and family from
San Jose, Calif. He is an Associate
Professor of Social Welfare at
San Jose State College. They
liked the Lafayette area and
thought the scenery was beauti-
ful.
Saturday luncheon guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Tracy were Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Kirkpatrick from
Portland. Sunday guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Darne]l of New-
berg and Mrs. Darnell's sister
who is visiting them from Port-
~and.
Mrs. John Pitman entered the
hospital Sunday afternoon and
had the patches removed from
her eye. Sunday afternoon visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. George Ander-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Showal-
ter gave a family cookout Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hod-
gins, Dale, Myra and Bruce, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Gibbon and Mrs.
Florence Gibbon.
A weekend guest of Mrs. Agnes
Merrill and Merlin were her bro-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. George Jansen
from Ephra~a, Wash. Sunday they
drove to Salem for dinner and
shopping and then to Forest
Grove to call on Mr. and Mrs.
John Cowger and Nettle Jensen.
All the crew members of the
USS Braine invited the members
of their family to tour the ship
in Longview, Wash. Dick William-
A DAYTON LOCAL BAND
The Sounds
of Arbitration
ART. BOB & HOWARD
Are Back In Town and Will
Play at
Dee's Lounge
WILLAMINA
THIS WEEK END
SALE-- JUNE 24-30 -- AS QUANTITIES LAST
MORTON'S BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY8-OZ. SIZE
F R O Z E N P ! ES . 5 for $1.00
LEAN PORK STEAK
SMOKED PICNICS . . .
lb. 59c
lbo 39c
HALF OR WHOLE
BONE-IN HAMS lb. 69c
WAGNER
Orange Drink
RIPE CANTALOUPE
54-OZ. BOTTLE--52c
32-oz. bottle 31c
5 for $1.00
LAFAYETTE
OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY
son's guests were his mother and
sister, ,Mrs. Blanche Wil]iamson
and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Calcag-
no.
David Long of Cornelius is here
to spend the summer with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Wiedewitsch. Tuesday evening
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. I-~w-
ard Long.
Monday Lloyd Wiedewitsch,
Past Noble Grand of Occidental
Oddfellows Lodge in McMinnville,
attended the Oddfellc~vs Lodge in
Odell for the annttal strawberry
feed and guest, Grandmaster Geo.
Howard from Canby.
June 15 Carl Ammons entered
the Rinehart ,Memorial ~hospi~l
in Wheeler. Lisa Shoun from Red-
mond has been visiting her grand-
parents and returned home Tues-
day.
A week ago Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Lamb 'spent the weekend at Sil-
ver Falls State Park. Sunday,
WEDDING RECEPTION FETES
NEWLYWEDS SUNDAY
The wedding reception and
bridal shower for Sp4 and Mrs.
Michael ~ompkins was held at
the Unionvale Evangelical Church
Gym on Sunday afternoon June
20 from 3-5 p.m. Mr. Tompkins is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Tompkins, and Mrs. Tompkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ediger, whose marriage was held
May 21 in Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Richard Ediger of Salem,
assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Hensley
of Lake Oswego, served the wed-
ding cake, Maria Withee served
and Pattye Zentner of
Dayton, poured coffee, and Val-
erie and Dabble Tompkins and
Mrs. Dwight Ediger had charge
of the guest book and the gifts.
Those who assisted with the
serving were Peggy Henning,
Mrs. R. A. Magee, Mrs. Carl
Rutschman, Mrs. Harlan Noble,
Mrs. Hubert Wilson, Mrs. F. L.
Withee, and Janice Rutsehman.
Sp~ Tompkins leaves June 26
on his way to Vietnam.
DAYTON WOMAN GRADUATES
CUM LAUDE WITH DEGREE
Miss Nancy Stoller, Rt. 2, Day-
ton, was graduated cure laude
with a B. A. degree at the 121st
Commencement of Baldwin-Wal-
rubber
stamps
nog.v
made
at
the
tribune
The Dayton .Frib,
Fathers day, they were dinner
hosts to their sons, Mr. a~d Mrs.
Keith Lamb and family from Ma-
rysvil'le, Wash and Mr. and Mrs.
Verle Lamb and family from Mc-
Minnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Scheutze a~t-
tended the State Convention of
the National Association of Post-
masters of the U.S. at John Day
from June 14 to 18.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cof-
fey and Orval were visited by his
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mead
of Wilsonville, to tell them her
mother had been seriously ill and
their second daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Spencer of Post Falls,
Idaho, beck me parents of Jeannie
Marie Spencer June 1. Other
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Spencer of Cocolalla, Ida-
ho. The great-grandparertts are
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fredekind,
Mrs. Ethel Blossom and George
Mead, all of Post Falls, Idaho.
Sunday afternoon the Coffeys
a~ctended the Golden Wedding an-
niversary of Alvin and IVI~rtha
Anderson 1921-19TL in McMinn-
viHe. Later they called on Mrs.
Luella Hembree and Donna Mae.
Tuesday afternoon Coffey and
Phil Dhainin went fishing on the
Yamhill river by Bellvue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson re-
I ceived a card from their grand--
son, Dick Pritehett at Lake of
the Woods where he is a llfe
guard. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Yourtg-
berg of Carlton stopped by on
their way to Bridgeville, Calif
to visit their mephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Brown and farafly
and other relatives.
Fathers day dinner guests
were Mr. and Mrs. George Prit-
chett and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Burnham and Tammy Sue from
Carlton. Monday evening Mr. an~
Mrs. Home Anderson and Pare
visited from Eugene.
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OYERS
Workmen's Compensation
Requirements
Have Been Expanded By Law
Effective July 1, 1971
Farmers and other agricultural employers must now
have workmen's oompensation coverage for all work-
men employed.
THE EXCEPTION for employers with less than $1,500
payroll in the preceding year has been taken x)ut .of
the law.
EXCEPTIONS FOR FARM WORKMEN ARE
NO LONGER PERMITTED BY THE OREGON
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW.
Farm .and other affricultural employment is subject to
workmen's compensation insurance requirements the
same as any other trade, business ~r profession.
Y~u have a choice of insuring with private companies
or the State Accident Insurance Fund. Be sure your in-
surance is workmen's cQmpensation coverage. Employ-
er's liability coverage is not the same.
ALL FARM WORKMEN must be
covered by workmen's compensation
by JULY 1, 1971
A Public Service Message from the State of Oregon
Workmen's Compensation Board
Labor and Industries Building, Salem, Oregon 97310
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