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t dayton Mrs. Ann Matthews and Mrs. Ada Green from Sheridan were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan. They all had dinner at Sambo's in McMinnville. Mrs. Glenda Lyons and two children returned to her home in Watsonville, Calif., after spending three weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poole. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall spent the week end at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Starr and family in Philomath. They helped their granddaughter cele- brate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall, Mrs. Bob Jette from Champoeg and Mrs. Arvil Bail, Vancouver attend- ed the funeral of a long time friend, Forrest Smith, in Vancouver Thurs- day. Rev. Bruce Hicks from Newberg was the guest speaker at the DAYTON PROPERTIES COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. 3rd St., Dayton. 60x70 lot plus 60x60 metal beam and truss building. HERE'S ANOTHER NICE PROPERTY IN DAYTON -- 2 bedroom mobile home with appliances, good sized lot. 2 car garage with 10x14 room with bath and a carport. Early occupancy available. Chain link fence surrounds back garden area and includes fruit trees, berries and grapes. $22,500. ANN HOP, Realtor 472-9575 Res. 864-2409 SUNSET PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE 1411 N. ADAMS, McMINNVILLE at MACY & SON highest standards of funeral service are obtainable by every family.., regardless of income. FUNERAL ,icy Son .ND & EVANS McMINNVILLE 472.#§1 National Selected Morticians Member by Invitation i, i Who's Who In Our Shopping Area  WI LLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. t 12 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512 "Everything for the Builder" Plywood -- tiardware Lumber- Tools- Paint-- NEWBERG Call Us When You Need Expert Appliance Service!! KROHN'S Appliance Center 315 E. First St., Newberg Phone 538-3613 S..\\;ld£S SEI\\;I(E THE TRAVEL BUREAU 222 N. Evans McMinnville Phone 472-5127 & M wooo STOVES CHRADER Mobile Home Approved Stoves Available Licensed & Bonded Installers Stoves for EVERY Home!!! 238 3rd St., McM. 472-8632 Also 112 Lancaster Dr. NE, Sa. McMINNVlLLE J YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER ' Willamette Valley's Newest Dealer 619 3rd McMinnville 472-9595 p.s. Used Cars Too!! Lon Dee i .... ' Flowers :. "_,z Phone 472-2123 DTo',vers With Sentiment 103 South Baker McMinnville, Oregon | l mm mm mm_mmmm =mj, ==p == =,i Darrell s i i Athletic I I .,I a, _ I 1538-g:333 '0utlet For the Games People Play Featuring Famous Name Brand 501 E. 1st St. Newberg Phone 538-9333 GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER (Owned & Operated By Koch & Compton Inc.] Tires for cars, trucks, RVs Brakes-Align-Mufflers- Tune-Up .... 140 E. 3rd r McM. 472-2137 McMinnville Chrysler- ,,,.,.,,. Dodge Deals You Can Save On!! Service You Can Count On!! 1910 S. Baker, McM. 472-8014 THURSDAY, JULY Pioneer Evangelical Church Sun- day morning. The floral arrangements were in honor of Buna Remme who cele- brated her birthday, Saturday, July 15th. There was also a special coffee and cake in her honor after the morning service. The Kroweldeen Club met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Scott. Prizes went to Mina Cart, Madeline Gill and Ann Budke. Refreshments were served by the hostess during the evening. Michael and Lloyd Galer's birth- days were observed Sunday at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer. Also present was Kathy Galer from Sheridan, Jill Frensen of Scappoose, and Kenny Galer. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Curwick from Roseburg were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Bug Callahan and Mrs. Ann Matthews of Sheridan went to Beaverton Sunday where they were luncheonn guests honor- ing Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Warren of Forest Grove on their fortieth wedding anniversary. The lunch- eon was at the Greenwood Inn in Beaverton. Dinner guests at the Robert Magee home Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Curwick, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Magee, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Magee and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Griffith were hosts for a family dinner at their home in Lafayette Saturday noon. Guests were his mother Mrs. Nellie Griffith from the Carousel home in McMinnville; his sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. (Mary) Scott of Shingle Springs, California, and Mr. and Mrs. Hank (Evelyn) Nei- mon of McMinnville, and an aunt, Mrs. Mariam Krake of Dayton. They enjoyed a lovely dinner and a nice time visiting. Virgil lsham of Sacramento, Calif., a former resident of Dayton, has corresponded recently with Mrs. Mariamm Krake. He has been ill and hospitalized, but is improving. He will be unable to attend the Old Timers picnic this year. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY i Dr. J. L. McKinney OPTOMETRIST I Newberg, Oreg Lenses, Frames Duplicated 602 First Street Ph. JE 8-2460 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of McMinnville, Oreg Savings Acceunts Insured te $40,000 by Federil Savings and Lean Insurance erp. Interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal Loans te buy er build yeur home 445 Third St. MbMnnville/. Ill liB LAFAYETTE REAL ESTATE 864-2279 Serving the Dayton Area Bill Ramsey Ernie Budke Broker Sales Res. 472-5466 Res. 864.3609 i 20,1978 --THE DAYTONTRIBUNE-- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE3 Hopewell SDA Church News Sunday July 16th at 9-12 noon the Oregon Conference Consitu- ency meeting was held in the large Tabernacle, Delegates from Hope- well Church were Dallas Bartell, Lowell and Faith Campbell. At 1:30 to 4 P.M. A Centennial parade was held--the various chur- ches had banners and floats with their name and year they were founded. A very interesting 100 years program noting the high- lights of the time since the first Camp Meeting was held in Oregon in 1878. At 4 pm the annual Book Sale by Adventist Book Center took place in the large pavillion. At 7:30 P.M. preceeding the evening program Governor Bob Straub spoke. He was accompanied by his wife Pat who also had a short talk. They noted the humanitarian work done by our Church for the community. Those who have at- tended and stayed at Gladstone the entire week are the Waldo Makers, and the Ted Jennings. Many others have gone each day or on both weekends. SALE -- July 21, 22 & 23, Friday thru Sunday, as quantities last [Look for Mon.-Thurs. ad in your weekend grocery bag] SUNSHINE, 10-oz. box Reg. 99c Yum-Yums Cookies .... ea. 88c 8-oz. cans SPECIAL Belmont Sliced Peaches .. 2/44c FRANCO-AMERICAN, 143A-oz. cans Spaghetti & Meat Light or Extra Ruffled, 4 & 4V2-0z. tubes Pringles' Potato Chips Assorted fruit flavors, 46-oz. cans Hi C Drinks .... Dennison's, Regular or Hot, 40-oz. cans Chili with Beans ... Reg. 59c each Balls 49c Reg. 59c 2/88c Reg. 73c each 59c Reg. $1.89 each $1.63 Oriental-Style, Beef or Chicken Flavor, 3-oz. pkg. Special Top Ramen Noodles .. 4/$1.00 24-02. bottles Reg. 89c each Juice ....... 75c Realemon White or assorted, 4-roll pkg. Reg. $1.15 -- each M.D. Bathroom Tissue .... 85c 6V2-oz. cans Reg. 99c each Gorton's Minced Clams .... 88c 14-oz. bottles Reg. 57c each Hunt's Ketchup ........ 44c l-lb. pkgs SPECIAL-- EACH Nabisco Fig Newtons ... 75c MAN-PLEASER, Chicken, Chopped Beef, Mexican 16-oz. each Banquet Frozen Dinners $1.05 lb. Fresh Pork Spareribs ... 99c NORTHWEST Corn 2 ears 21c 'i iT ..... | I II I III I ' III [ I Ill II -- PEOPLE'S MARKET -- LAFAYET -- OPEN 9 AM-9 PM -- WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAY