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i I I I I I I I I I I I I i ! I I I I I I J Lafayette Heritage Days August 1, 2 & 3 FRIDAY -- AUG. 1 8 pm -- Baptist Church Concert, 5th and Market. 8 pm -- Street Teen Dance, 2nd and Adams. SATURDAY -- AUG. 2 11 am. Beer garden, old school grounds, (Inlet-Outlet Auction), Hwy 99W. 1 pm thru afternoon -- Barbeque ribs, salad and corn dinner, old school grounds. Phis Booths for all who want to set up tables. No charge for space. Donations accepted 12 noon -- Carnival opens, old school grounds. 1 pm to 4:30 pm. Yamhill County Historical Society Museum opens. 5:30 pm. Senior Center Dinner 6:30 pm. Parade. Starts at city park, down Market to 3rd, to Bridge, to 4th and Washington. 7:30 pm. Bingo game at Senior Center. SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 7 am to 1 pm -- Pancake breakfast, Lafayette City Park. 10 am -- Museum opens 12 noon -- Carnival opens, old school grounds 11 am -- Beer Garden opens, old school grounds. 12 noon -- Carnival opens, old school grounds. 2 pm to 7 pm -- Sunday brunch at Senior Center. The Lafayette Chamber of Commerce will have hand craft booths, dunk tank, and sell barbecued chicken at The Game Room, Hwy 99W., both Saturday and Sunday. A "petting farm" with small animals for the children to pet will also be at the Game Room. Other booths and activities will be available along Hwy 99W on the main street. I Petitions For Council Posts In Lafayette Open Petitions are now available for obtaining positions on the Novem- ber ballot for council and mayor posts ia Lafayette. :t .,Two council positions will be   for four years at the election, • V v,,de the mayor's position is for r- two years. ie Deadline for filing is August 15. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DI RECTORY Wins Tourney Eighteen men's and women's softball teams participated last weekend in the annual Slow-Pitch tournament held in Dayton. First place in the men's play was won by Ye Olde Pizza, followed by Mrs. Smith's Pies. The Sportsman came in third. In the women's tournament, Grizzly Bear took the first place trophy, with Ye Olde Pizza coming in second. Dayton Merchants placed third. This weekend, as part of the Dayton Centennial celebration, the Third Annual Dayton Invitational Fast Pitch tournament will be held. LAFAYETTE PARADE ENTRIES FOR HERITAGE DAYS OPEN Anyone wishing to enter the La- fayette Heritage Days parade may contact Becky Harlacher at 864- 2064. The parade will be held Saturday, Aug. 2 at 6:30 pro, ............... • v forming up at the Lafayette City j Dr. J.L. McKinney i P.. OPTOMETRIST Newberg, Oregon t i Lense& Frames Duplicated Salem Business Directory and Shopping Guide BICYCLES Or :k- rb 4- O. dy DRUGGISTS k y, WEST SALEM: PHARMACY "PrescriPtion Specialists" Weekdays until 7:00 P.M. 675 Wallace Road NW. WOMI:N'S APPAREL SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP -- Shinn Bivk. -- BankAmericard -- Master Churgt. Welcome 147 (. ,mmwr M} ":[ €  4a, le, : Queen Sizes !! : 18 52 16'/z-32'/2 I !  rib,.ear (oat',- 5weaw.rs : ELEGANt t.zux t il , " "'all Ph. 362-7254 • Lancaster m : "" '1 Ph. 643-70491[ Beaverton Mat • %%..%. %* .°...%%%%" %% . °,., ... ....... .'*.. • ..,% ;.%.%..........*.,.' ..... Dayton Men's Softball League THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1980 --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3 Stop Smoking Clinic Scheduled This is the schedule for the summer Dayton Men's Softball League games. Visiting team is listed first, with home team listed second. Fields listed are: Varsity, at high school; JV, on Ferry St. and Legion field at the old Legion Hall grounds. Teams participating this year are: Amity Mer- chants, Dayton Tribune, The Sportsman, Start Quarry, Wolf Gang, Mac Concrete, Mrs. Smith's Pies, Hustlers, Dayton Men's Ctub and Bud- weiser. League play started Tuesday evening, June 10. Thursday, July 24 Concrete vs. Tribune, Varsity, 6 pm DMC vs. Sportsman, Varsity, 7:30 pm Pies vs. Gang, JV, 6 pm Budweiser vs. Hustlers, JV, 7:30 pm. Quarry vs. Merchants, Legion, 7 pro. Tuesday, July 29 Quarry vs. Hustlers, Varsity, 6 pm Concrete vs. Budweiser, Varsity, 7:30 Pies vs. DMC, JV, 6 pro. Merchants vs. Gang, JV, 7:30 pm. Tribune vs. Sportsman, Legion, 7 pm. ThursdaL July 31 Gang vs. Quarry, Varsity, 6 pro. DMC vs. Hustlers, Varsity, 7:30 ore. Concrete vs. Merchants, JV, 6 pro. Pies vs. Tribune, JV, 7:30 pro. Budweiser vs. Sportsman, Legion, 7 pm August 5 Concrete vs. DMC, Varsity, 6 pm Merchants vs. Pies, Varsity, 7:30 pro. Tribune vs. Hustlers, JV, 6 pro. Sportsman vs. Gang, JV, 7:30 pm Ouarry vs. Budweiser, Legion, 7 pro. Thursday, August 7 Budweiser vs. Gang, Varsity, 6 pm Hustlers vs. Merchants, Varsity, 7:30 pm Concrete vs. Sportsman, JV, 6 pro. Pies vs. Quarry, JV, 7:30 pro. DMC vs. Tribune, Legion, 7 pro. Tuesday, Aug. 12 Tribune vs. Budweiser, Varsity, 6 pro. Sportsman vs. Pies, Varsity, 7:30 pro, Quarry vs. Concrete, Jr, 6 pro. Gang vs. Hustlers, JV, 7:30 pm Merchants vs. DMC, Legion, 7 pm Thursday, August 14 Hustlers vs. Sportsman, Varsity, 6 pm DMC vs. Quarry, Varsity, 7:30 pm Pies vs. Concrete, JV, 6 pm. Budweiser vs, Merchants, JV, 7:30 pm Gang vs. Tribune, Legion, 7 pro. SATURDAY -- AUGUST 16th -- PLAYOFF FOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. Start 1 vs. 4 and 2 vs. 3 -- Double Elimination Bracket. DAYTON COUPLE HAS VISITORS FROM CALIFORNIA RECENTLY Air Force Tech. Sgt. Philip Reichstein and his wife, Marlene, of Travis AFB, Calif., spent about two weeks here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Reichstein and other relatives. Clocks and Watches Repaired ! Don Cornett 409 Oak St. P.O. Box 72 Dayton 864-3303 Bought Traded Sold NEWBERG OFFICE 619 E. Hancock Newber, Ore. 97132 Ed Otter, Branch Manager Call [5031 538-7426 McMINNVILLE OFFICE 117 E. 5th Street McMinnville, Ore. 97128 AI Baker, GRI, Broker Call [503] 472-8411 WE NOW HAVE OFFICES IN McMINNVILLE AND NEW- BERG TO MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE REAL ESTATE NEEDS OF YAMHILL COUNTY'S RESIDENTS. Ask your REALTY WORLD Realtor to explore your real estate needs. There is still money available at various lending sources and also options such as equity down payments, exchanges, tax deferred exchanges, etc. The priceless services and "know how" of your REALTY WORLD Realtors are of particular importance now, end we are as near as your phone. Call 472.8411 or 538-7426. We are members of the Farm and Land Institute, and we have clients with cash end ability to purchase farm, commercial end investment properties. FFarms and Ranches LLand: For Residential and Commercial Devel. i'lndustrlal and Investments. A Five-Day Stop Smoking Clinic will be held upstairs over City Hall in Lafayette August 11 through 15 at 7 o'clock each evening. "Talks, films, group discussion therapy and a Day-to-Day Control Pocket Manual are part of the proven techniques which make up the plan," says Bernell Clark, pastor of the McMinnville Seventh- Day Adventist Church, who coordi- nates the program. Pastor Clark says that the pro- gram's success rate has been high, with as many as 300,000 smokers in the United States quitting in one year on the plan. He says 85 percent of the persons who stay on the program for five nights are able to kick the habit. Physicians David Pfendler, Carl- son B. Menkel and Richard L. Nelson of McMinnville and Ron Fleck of Sheridan will present psy- chological and physiological princi- ples to help people stop smoking. There is no charge for this public clinic. For further information call 864-2453 in Lafayette or 472-6558 in McMinnville. ilI00.S'I' SALE -- FRIDAY thru SUNDAY, July 25, 26 & 27, as Quantities Last Contains soya Beef Patty Mix ....... lb. c Our Own Grind Breakfast Sausage ... lb. $1.45 11aA-oz. SPECIAL EACH Totino's Party Pizzas .. $1.15 Golden Soft l-lb. tubs, each Margarine. 9c 5-dozen 37-oz. package Reser's Corn Tortillas .. $1.09 Plain or Smoky, 18-oz. jars Reg. $1.05 each Open Pit Barbecue Sauce .. 7N Unscented, ASSORTED COLORS, 4-roll pack Reg. 99c each Hi Dri Toilet Tissues ...... 79c 0rientai-Style, Chicken, Oriental or Beef Flavors, 3-oz. pkgs. SPECIAL Top Ramen Noodles .... 2/55c Chopped or Minced Reg. $1.10 each Snow's Clams, 6V2-0z. cans 85c (;ream of Mushroom 1OtA-oz. cans Campbell's Soup ....... 2/69c Beef Flavor Noodles & Gravy, Macaroni & Cheese, & Spaghetti & Sauce, 3 & 4-oz. boxes of 2 servings each, Quick to make SPECIAL EACH Betty Crocker Mug-O-Lunch 59c Ripe Tomatoes, large .. lb. 39c [From Del Monte] in light syrup, 16-oz. cans Reg. 63c Sweet May Fruit Cocktail 2/ 46-oz. cans Reg. 87€ each Hi C Fruit Flavor Drinks .. 6