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OAGE 2 ~ THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1973
on t scene atu.d e,oni oer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
" old Yung were Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Mrs. Anna Woodward t ir Unionvale home. Those CaUahan.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Remme of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Magee and son of Spokane,
Steve Magee of Forest Grove, and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magee of Un-
ionvale.
Miss Charlotte Filer attended
a meeting Tuesday evening of the
Mac-Lin Club at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Batchelder in McMinn-
ville.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Young were his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jessie Young, from Newport and
her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Voight
and three children, from McMinn-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan vis-
ited their cousin, Ernie Smith, in
home Friday after spending ~ a
month visiting her children. Mr.
and Mrs. Nell Trammell of Omak,
Wash came to Mrs. Woodward's
and took her with them to see
Mr. and Mrs. Lester French in
Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Veach in Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. LaVerne Woodward in Cen-
tralia, Wash. Mrs. Woodward
spent most of her time in Cen-
tralia.
Mr. and Mrs. MerriLL Carmich-
ael from Portland were Sunday
guests at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell.
Mrs. Wanda Blum of Tillamook
spent the weekend at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Mariam
Krake.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme and Salem Thursday afternoon. He is
Futures Near
Farming has a certain amount
of speculation built in. Over the
years farms have eliminated many
of the speculative factors (irriga-
tion ~ takes away the drought
problem; spraying ~ takes away
the pestilence worry).
A method of determining price
before planting is available to
Midwest farn~ers growing red
wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Magee and confined at a hospital there. A white wheat contract is
son Tim of Unionvale have re-Mrs. A.E. Marcianelli from hoped for in the foreseeable fu-
turned from spending about a Seaside and her daughter, Mrs. Lure 6 months to a year in the
week at the home of their daugh- James Simms, from Los AngelesMidwest or Pacific Coast Corn-
i TIlE DA YTON TRIBUNE
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Published Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon
It I-rat the Coverage In Oregon's "Garden Spot"
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George Meitzen Publisher
An Independent Newspaper ~stablished ~ lg13
M MBLK
4.~oclat#on . Founcle(l 1885
COI~RESP()NDENTS
Dayton City
Hopewell. Falrview. Wheatland
PHONE
Mrs. Lena Filer, 864-3680
Mrs. N. O. Pearse, 868-7223
.~UBSCRIPTION RATE--IN ADVANCE
In Oregon, 1 year $2.00 6 months $1.25
Outside Oregon U.S I year 2.50 6 months 1.50
Outside U.S. I year 3.25 6 months 1.75
ter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. were Monday afternoon callers modity Exchange, according to ~ W H O'S W H O I N
Fisher and daughters, at Walnut at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hammond of Oregon State
Creek, Calif. They enjoyed visit- Lloyd Galer.
ing the gardens at Sunset House. Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan University Agricultural Dept.
Recently honored at a family and two sons were Saturday eve- Eighty percent of White Wheat S H O P P I N G
dinner were the birthdays of ning callers at the home of his is grown in the Columbia Basin
Bruce Magee of Spokane, Wash parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Calla- and in the 1961-70 period 82%
OU R
AREA
and Mrs. Louis Magee of Union- hun. of this wheat was exported. This #l,l,~,~,~,~,~,~,mE,~ -
vale. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Verne Garrett ac- : =
and Tim were hosts for the party companied Mr. and Mrs. George compares to export figures in ~ -- LES SCHWAB472.4668TIRES -- ~ A ttrell'S
Stone and daughter Beverley 1972 of 47.7% of all wheat being - Michelin---Toyo- BYe--- NEWBERG FUNERAL
from Portland to the coast for grown. Therefore White Wheat - Seiberlln & Others~Sudden Service Corner-- CHAPEL
&l
=IPI
IF'
CREDIT CARDS WELCOME -~ Phone 1-538-2191
- . u - t e weo T.o pen* more to .U':"'"" ==
most of theirtime at Lincoln ternational monetary changes and - 3rd & Baker, McMinnville --=- = READY TO SERVEDAy OR~ NIGHT
The Dayton Barber Shop will City.
be operating on irregular hoursMrs. Golda Freshour of Hub- export demand. ~i~H~"~t~1t~""~t~"~"~#. " "
until about Aug. 28 at which bard is a house guest at the home Stephen G. Cardwell, commod- ~m,~,~,~,%
time the hours will be 9 a.m.of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mariam ity specialist with Merrill, Lynch, ~ GARRIGUS BUILDERS -T - AUTHORIZED SCHWINN DEALER
to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday throughKrake. They both attended the says the prices of a commodity SUPPLY TOMMY'S BIKE & HOBBY
i12 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512I
SaturdaYsorry to n inconveniencea full time basiS.our Park,Fresh UrnearClanMonmouth.picnic atMrs.HelmieNet future (usually $30) is small "Everything for the Builder"[ -624 3rd, McMinn. 472-2010-
customers,' tie Dougherty from Anquin, Calif. when you realize it is only I Lbr - tools - paint - plywood -I Hobbies---Crafts--Beads
HAL DECKER also came for the picnic and a .0012% of the total volume be- [ Hardware [ - Factory Trained Bike Service ~ ~"
. New Barber visitMrs.WithLenaMrS.FilerKrake.and daughter wheating traded.is 5,000ThebushelsC ntraCtor approx-Unit of ~ NEWBERG [ %m,j,~,~,mm,H,ll~
AUTNOR,ZED
SEARS
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ROTOTILLING Wedding Anniversary reception iNe~.~b@rg /~] CATALOG SALES |
for Mr. and Mrs. William Warm- The method of determining this
ington at the beautiful home and price is to sell a future roughly [ Drug ERCNANT I
- LAFAYETTE -- DAYTON ~ yard of their daughter, Mr. and equivalent to the amount of [ 606 E, 1st Ph. 5.~.4211 I . DAVE MILLS |
Mrs. Harold Myers in High Hear- wheat you are growing. This fu- I Jerry Gerke, Pharmacl~,c~. cou~t to Pt=~e Ord~n |
[504 E. Ist St. Newber|, Ore. 97152]
==- en Sunday. Mrs. Warmington isLure should mature at the same,water oaAm t HOIPITAI. IUPPLIEI ] ~ Phone: 558-Sl08 '
time when this wheat is' ready[ PRESCRIPTIONS I
- .8 ~ ~ ~ - ~ " ~ ~ for the cash market. Therefore ~ ; "~
"~ ~- if the cash market went up, the I NEWBERG NATURAL FOODS
t
future would show a correspond- ! ~ coarse r-rouns cer,l~ -- H,rb Tea, --
~ ing loss and if the cash price Lon Dee Flowers l|Natural vitam|ne. tlea.AtlutttntCemetl. wlth e. H. Se~,tBal~mee ~!
REPAIR SHOP went down there wou~d be a cor- j '~HEALTH ITEMS OF EVERY KIND"
responding gain in the future. Phone 472-2125
i
~ 8-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY If, for instance, you think there Flowers With Senttmen |507 E lEt, Newberg 538-9311Z
MARJ0fllE I}AVID8ON ~ Owner
Located on alley behind 411 will be $2.50 wheat next year you 108 8outh Baker ~ - "
~Ferry. Auto & machinery repair,
$10 MINIMUM~$8 PER HOUR- I tune up, electrical, brakes, an-
i i gine rebuilding, steam cle~ining
kJ / i~,lm
JERRY ml,-L= or what have you.
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DAYTON, ORE. ~ Satisfaction Ouaranteedl
sell a future now -- then when MoMinnville, Oregon . .
it comes due, the future has $2.50 ---= =------------ [
profit and you get $2.50 for your BURCH CONCRETE
864-2708 or 864-2707 ~ Phone: 864-3313 And if wheat goes to $7.50 you
if no answer, call 864-3368 lose $2.50 on your future, sell the ~ ] 472-2189 McMinn. Airport Rd.I
' - = = - - = ----~ ] Ready MIx Conerete -- Radio Dispatched [
"~,~,H,J,i ~,~,~ cash crop for $7.50 and have $5.00 I Sand -- Gravel -- Crushed Reek-- |
I' wheat 4~ Fill Material /
Other futures traded include UgnE TEn
oats or barley in 5,000 bushel IRPP
lots, cattle in 4~,000 lb. contract .s3~,~ ~b/~.~,~,o,~ I ~ HALLS HEATING &
SALE -- AUGUST 17 THRU 23 -- AS QUANTITIES LAST units and hogs in 30,000 lb. con- eho,e4~z-z~ I AIR CONDITIONING
tract units. ~ ==- WINDOW ,OOELS TO0'~
I ~ TAPPAN WESOO
U. S' No. 1 SPUDS . . 10 Ibs. 79c .'w.s w *w.E. 0
-109 N. Garfield Newberg~
FROZEN CONCENTRATE ~ 12-OZ. CANS ~ 538-3788 --=
Flav-R-Pac
Juice :~n~u~1~l~i~i~ii~I~u~[~i~Ii~i~]~
range " ~l Virginia and Bertha Magness --
ASSTD. FLAVORS~REG. 39c visited their sister, Mrs. Annette EWBERG IHPORTS THE SPORT SHOP
Fireside Cookies pkgs. 29c ~niah of Salem at the S~em Gen-
eral Hospital on Friday. She had "FIRST ~ FASHIONS"
HENRON ~ KICKERNIOK -- LINGERIE
9-OZ. BOX --- REG. 59c been there for treatment for sev- WHITE STAG--GRAFF---CATALINA
Chip eral days, but returned to her BANKAMERICARD
Red & White Potato s home Monday, August 13. About a gallon of gasoline a day 621 East First St. Newberg
4-ROLL PACKS Weekend guests of Mr and -: :
d~1 Mrs. Joe Beaty were Mr. and Drive a Newberg Datsun
Silk Assorted Toilet Tissue . 3/.~1 Mrs. George Detiffelsen of Smith -then decide TheTravel Bureau =|
Rivers, Calif and Mr. and Mrs. Hrs. (Weekdays),
OPEN 9 AM-9 PM WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY "k Roy Smith and daughter at Auras- 9 am - 8 pm I Phone 472-5127 i
ville. On Sunday afternoon, they Sat. 8 am - 4 pm: [222 N. Evans McMinnville~
visited Buster Beaty of Portland. .538-94t6 or 538-9048 I1| YAMHII~ COUNTY'S~11
The John Kreger family of Bend
were Saturday callers. 81.4 E. 2nd,"TRAVEL" HEADQUARTERS
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