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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Hopewell Mr. and Mrs. Pete De Haan and family returned this week from a vacation in Canada. James Rateau was a patient at the University of Oregon Medical School Hospital for several days this past week, returning home on Friday. Mrs. Monica Brinner of Portland was a guest of her sister, Mr.-and Mrs. Elton Ingrain for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hiebert of Salem were Friday afternoon guests of Mrs. Margaret Janzen. Mrs. George Kirkwood of Hillsboro spent a week- with her sister and BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Patio Covers -- Aluminum Siding Roofing -- Foundations FREE ESTIMATES [ { Phone Salem 3904734 -- DAYTON, OREGON -- family, Mr. and Mrs. George Polvi (Margaret Janzen) of Dallas, Texas to attend the wedding of their daughter Lisa Ann to Douglas Ie Long on Aug. 12. Mrs. Esther Polvi and Mrs. Margaret Janzen were Thursday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Allen of Portland were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Allison. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Beulah Reed. Mrs. Lou Ann Caudel and family are preparing to move to the Ivan Gubser house near Pleasantdale Sept. 1 and the children will attend Dayton School. Donald Micklejohn and family of Spokane, Wn., were guests of the Clair Stephens family. Don is a brother of Faye. Two weeks earlier Clifford Micklejohn of Colorado was a guest at the Stephens home. The mother Cora Micklejohn lives there with Clair and Faye. The Donald Sargeants, Jim Sar- geants, and Harry Christiansons spent the weekend of Aug. 5th at a lake near Cottage Grove. Aug. 4 was Jim's birthday celebration. [I)r.J.LMcKi.eyi UnlonvaleH°'pewell and t OPTOMETRIST ! Church News f Newberib Oregcm | Lenses, Frames Duplicated J Regular services of both churh- __First Strut Ph. JB ]1-24_} es will be held Aug. 20 in charge of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of McMinnville, Oregon FRED'S REPAIR SHOP 8:30-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY Located on alley behind 411 Ferry. Auto & machinery repair, tune up, electrical, brakes., en- gine rebuilding, steam cleaning, saw filing or what have you. Satisfaction Guarantead! if no answer, call 864.3368 Phone: 864-33t3 Savings Accounts Inwred to 10,000 by Federal Savings and Lean Insurance Corp. Interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal Leans to buy or build yam: home 445 Third St. McMlnaville A THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1978 Rev. Charles Ludwig. Everyone is cordially invited to attend Sunday School at Hopewell at 9 am and worship service at 10 am and. at Unionvale, Sunday School at 10 am and worship service at 11 am. The Youth Fellowship meet each Wednesday evening during the summer, with outdoor activities weather permitting.  Tim Janzen is attending the Bible Memory Assn. Camp near Blaine, Wash. this week, as a counsellor of younger participants. This is his third year as counsellor. The Hopewell Ladies Aid meets each Wednesday for quilting at 9 am. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday evening at 7:30 pro. All invited. Hopewell SDA Church News Pastor Robert Letcher preached his farewell sermon, "Maranatha" at the Aug. 12 service. His wife and daughter Sharon accompanied him. Sharon sang" two special numbers. Guest organist was Gladys Robert- son of Salem. Her husband Rex visited Hopewell also and "stayed for the Farewell Fellowship Potluck dinner which followed in the Junior room. Sabbath School program high- lights were: Investment material by Stanley Keightley, Mission Em- phasis, Sharon Esperson. Monday, Aug. 21 will be school registration. School Board meeting Aug. 14. School opening day, Aug. 28. Prayer meetings are enjoying the taped sermons of Camp Meeting early morning meetings by Lloyd Wyman. Waldo Maker taped them. THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Printed Weekly at41rd & Ferry. Dayton, Oimm 114 Su blw, ription --.00 pe¢ 2nd Class PostagePidd At Dayton, Oregon 97114 ORTHO Summer Sell Out 20% off Regular Price FACTORYREPR ESENTATIVE H ERE SATURDAY AUGUST 19tl'i 9-5 Miscellanous CABINET HARDWARE 1/2 Price Discontinued Styles Limited To Stock On Hand 3 only FIRE ALARM/ SMOKE DETECTORS 911 Quicksei Reg. $38 . $24" • PALMER LUMBER &SUPPLY 90 Ferry St. Dayton 864-2330 hello world. . Jackie and Ron Olivei;a are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Aug. 1S in the McMinnville Hos- pital. Ronald Todd was born on his maternal grandfather's birthday, Merle L. Stanfield. He weighed in at 8 lbs., 14 oz. Personal Service -- Someone at Macy & Son , may well have known your grandfather.., your moth- er's cousin.., or your great uncle. Glen Macy, his son, Steve, and John Asmuscon, were born and raised In this areJ. Growing up with a county and Its people gives one a fealing of kinship, a sense " of belonging, of Interest in that area and its people. Our Trademark And it's that feeling which Macy & Son tries to blend with its service. Not just an impersonal business ap- preach. We're glad we remember back to our beginnings. Service was the reason our firm started. Personal ser- vice is why we're still here. Glen Macy John Asmusson Steve Macy National Selected Morticians " 2nd & Evans, McMinnville. 472-6151 -- Member by Invitation Who's Who In Our Shopping Area i WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. 112 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512 "Everything for the Builder" Plywood -- Hardware Lumber -- Tools -- Paint -- NEWBERG Call Us When You Need Expert Appliance Service!! KROHN'S Appliance Center 315 E. FirstSt., Newberg Phone 538-3613 3ALES SERVICE THE TRAVEL BUREAU 222 N. Evans McMinnvitle Phone 472-5127 Athletic Outlet Adldaa -- Puma ,- Nlke - Spot-Bilt -- Converse -- wnoon Spalding .,- Rawllngs -- Rlddell 238 3rd, Mc. 472-2094 501 E. 1st, New. 538-9333 McMINNVILLE YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER ' Willamette Valley's Newest Dealer 619 3rd McMinnville 472-9595 p.s. Used Cars Too!! Lon Flowers ' Phone 472-2123 owers With Sentiment 103 South Baker McMinnville, Oregon Wilson Home Furnishings DISCOUNT PRICES Furniture, TV, Stereo, Appliances 'Quality Does Not Have To Be Expensive" 616 E. 1st, Newberg 538-3495 341 N. Baker! McM. 472-7130 - Rocky's Delicatessen Gifts -- Red Wagon Coffee "' SANDWICHES IMPORTED GROCERIES Rocky Robinson Barbara Robinson Owners 613A East First St. 538-7511 Newberg, Or. McMinnville Chrysler- Dodge Deals You Can Save On!! Service You Can Count On!! 1910 S. Baker, McM. 472-8014 t