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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 1973 DAYTON PIRATES WRESTLING SCHEDULE r For Sale Miscellaneous FOR BETTER used furniture-- also Knapp or Mason shoes. See Dayton Sales and Rental, 509 4th St Dayton. Phone 864-2765. 23rtsc U-PICK CUCUMBERS to order. Reichstein, 864-2498. 31-35c DON'T LET the bugs destroy your shrubs and garden! We have the necessary equipment for pro- perly spraying your shrubs and small trees as well as your lawn. Rent the sprayer and do it your- self! Dayton Sales & Rental, 509 4th St Dayton 864-2765. 30rtsc YARD SALE: Aug. 17 and 18, 11 a.m. to 7 p.n~. Portable stereo, LP records, croquet sets, slide pro- jector, odds and ends. 1502 Bridge St Lafayette. 34f SALE -- Very good shoes, boots. Shoe the whole family for the cost of 1 pair of new shoes. These are the best quality used shoes it is possible to get. We only have a limited amount, If we have your size, you may be sure of the best. Dayton Sales and Rental 509 4th St. Phone 864-2765. 34c Business Opportunity TURN YOUR FREE TIME INTO MONEY! Many AVON Represen- tatives earn an estimated $40 a week or more, during hours they choose themselves. Write Kath- leen Campbell, 13625 SW Far Vis- ta, Beaverton, Ore. 97005. 28rtsc vvvvv vv~ vvvvv ~vvvv ~v~ v CUCUMBERS for sale. Miller FarnL 864-2708 34rtsc GARAGE SALE: Friday; Aug. !7, 9-5:30. Clothes, misc some fur- niture, lots of odds and ends. 905 Ash St Dayton. 34f FOR SALE: Appaloosa mare, sad- dle and horse trailer and many antique articles of furniture. Ph. 868-7515. 34,35f i Lost and Found eTOP QUAUTY etOW PtlCES , FAST SEILVlG LOST: Long haired German Shep- herd dog, black on top, brownthe dayton tribune on bottom. Answers to King. Ph. 864-3576. 34f ~ A~AAAAA iryl SALEM BUSINESS Ila Schuchardt and Debbie of an{ i McMinnville were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wood and Shawn of Vancouver, Wash BICYCLES MEN S CLOTHING, SHOES were weekend guests of Mr. and SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP T ~ LES NEWMAN'S ~ Mrs. Nels Sipola. i Bic i les . I "The Friendly Store" I House guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,Men's Wear, Work Clothing,Manuel Morris are his sister, Mrs. Schwlnn y / ,Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball,Eva Watland and her daughter-in- ] Sales-Service-Accessories,l Bend Boots, Justain Boots I law, Mrs. Homer Watland of i BankAmericard -- Master / / Endicott, Johnson & Redwing i Poulsbo, Wash during the ever- ,Charge Welcome,| Sh0es---U.S. Rubber Footwear J ~147 Commercial SE 363-45161 L179 Commercial NE 363-5508J green blaelberry harvest. CARDS & GIFTS " MUSIC DEALERS i 1 ~IIIIIII[IIII[I[II[IIIIIWILLSL[IIH [IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIMus~STOREIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIlilIIIbts Me me rnal Held By Bend & Orchestr Instrumen ~ Ramona Circle ,Annex to House of Cards J ~ Sales & Rentals - ------ Baldwin Pianos & Organs ---= ,Decorator CandleS J Unique Z ---- Records ~ Sheet Music ----- Mrs. Guy Remme was hostess t Imported Gifts for Every .| - -- Guitars & Amplifiers ~ ~ to the Ramona Circle, WSWS of ! Occasion --- Exclusive But Noc! ~ S&H Green Stamps - the Evangelical Church Friday ,Expensive ! ~ 432 State St. Ph. 364-6757 Salem Plaza Ph. 585-6668| lS ~ = ~ = : = ---- ~ = ~ = = = ~ ~ ~ ~-- ~ --~ ~)~1~j~l~]~i1~j~1~H~1~H~1~]~]~[I~lI~1 ~IIg~i~I~t~i~I[~ ~ternoon. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon. Because of the FARM WELDING SHOES cool weather it was held at Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callander spent the past weekend in Van- couver, B.C. to take their niece Mrs. George Nielsen and family of Dundee, Scotland, to the air- port, to return to their home. They had been guests of the Cal- landers and of other relatives in Post, Texas for six weeks. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callander were Mr. and Mrs. James Ferry and Mrs. Bob Ferry of Manchester, England, and Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes of Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rasaka re- turned August 7 from a month's trip to Finland, and visited Mrs. Rasaka's mother, Mrs. Alma Aho- la of Helsinki during their stay. They did a lot of sightseeing and visiting relatives also, making the trips around Finland by air. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stephens of Yakima, Wash enjoyed sev- eral days vacation at Pacific City this past week. Wednesday guests of Mrs. Lena Olke were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Suva of Carlton and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Mattila Jr. of McKinleyville, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crites of Amity visited Mrs. Veta Stephens on Thursday evening. Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. John Finn for an extended visit are her sisters, Mrs. Jesse Long and son Rodney of Joplin, Mis- souri, Mrs. Clora Lela Terry of Monett, Missouri and Mrs. Bob Bones and family of Lincoln City. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Selby and sons of Dallas and Mrs. Art Finn and sons of Coquille. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ranieri of Portland were weekend guests of Mrs. Sylvia Taskinen and Mrs. I 1 Remme's instead of the Lafayette [= METAL-FAB,ARBUCKLE'S SHOES Locks as had been planned. JJ Stainless Steel Spray &,J Naturalizers --- Life Stride,There were seven members Fertilizer Ten!cs . I | GAS & OIL TANKS jj J Cobblers ~ Weyenberg J, and one guest, Rev. Lyman Myers. ,Hitches---Auxiliary @e$ Tanks,J Daniel Green ~ Keds J Mrs. Irma Webster, president, I for Pickups l t419S Silverton Rd. NE 362-5541J, ~J Free Store-Side Parking363.65551J opened the meeting. Letters were ICenter at High Ph. read from Rev. and Mrs. Delbert FOOD~ ~s i~:. ' Dew and the Groth family. HEALTH FO D"0 S/ TIRES--APPLIANCES Rev. Myers gave a very inter- f NATURAL esting talk on Kenya where he | TWO STORES T0 SERVE Y0U,I LAWSON'S 1 had spent several years. He als / L~r0. Seleetlon Of Health Feed ib/me / Master Service Center ,S & H Green Stamps,told us many things about Jen- I 8ANKANERIOARD'MASTEROHARGE / J GOODYEAR TIRES,nings Lodge that we did not |471Court Downtown 363-8229Jj General Electric Appliances J know. |AirCond. Lahcaster MallJ A candle light memorial serv- Ph. 363-0302 J |365 Commercial N.E. 363-91041 ice was held for Mrs. lnez Groth I / aREZN STAMPS ! t, l]Leli J who passed away recently. MEN'S CLOTHING : Mrs. Emma Stockhoff and Mrs. Remme prayed for the people in 5hopping Zenya, and Webster closed the meeting in prayer. Salem - Say You Saw The September meeting will be September 6 and will be a | CLOTHES FORMEN ! joint meeting with the Esther 198 Liberty NE Ph. EdlS-7200~ It In The TnZune == = ~ ~ ~ == =~ Rice Circle. 1973 VARSITY FOOTBALL Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. 8---Cascade There 14---Gladstone There 21---Sheridan There 28---Nestucca There 5---Willamina Here ll--Sherwood There Oct. 19~Y-C Here Oct. 26---Banks There Nov. 2~latskanie Here J. V. FOOTBALL Sept. 10---Cascade . Here Sept. 24-~Sherlden Here Oct.l~Nesfucca Here Oct.8---Willamina There Oct.15---Sbenvood Here Oct.22--Y-C There Oct.29~Banks Here VOLLEYBALL Sept. 21--Sheridan . There Sept. 28---Nestueca There Oct. 5--WiJlamina Here Oct. ll--Sherwood There Oct. 19---Y-C Here Oct. 25--Banks There Dec. 1---Concordia (tourn.) There Dec. 8---Warrenton There Dec. 13~St. Paul Here Jan. 7--Y-C Here Jan. 10--Banks Here Jan. 17--Sherwoocl Here Jan. 24--Willamina There Feb. 7--Nestucca There Feb. 14---Sheridan There Feb. 22 & 23--District Tourn. MRS. ELLEN BROOKS HOSTS ESTHER RICE CIRCLE WSWS The Esther Rice Circle, WSWS, of the Evangelical Church met at the home of Mrs. Ellen Brooks last Thursday Aug. 2. Mrs. Shir- ley Dittmer was co-hostess. Mrs. Tom Hedgecoke had the lesson and Mrs. Alice Armstrong the missionary emphasis. Deli- cious refreshments were enjoyed during the social hour. WE |T =l AUTO FIRE LIFE BONDS MARINE HEALTH ACCIDENT LIABILITY COMPENSATION C. WADE MATTOX Vl MATTOX Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 f ',I ~ ',~ THIS AD GOOD FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~ AUG. 17 & 18 mrge S ( et Canlal01ms . 3/$ 8-Pac, 16 oz. R-C Cola . . . 89c ---- e Blue t t4, Ch,ps . . . 49c -- Sant Green Beans Grapes, 3 & Juicy Oranges 1-LB. BAG & Crisp Carrots BIG 18-OZ. JAR BIG 28-OZ. TIN (size 10-13) pr. 65c