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PAGE 4--THE DAYTON TRIBUNE--DAYTON, OREGON-- 0000WANT I I For Sale Miscellaneous Police and fire radios w Portable 4 channel scanner with recharger and antenna, $60. Also 8-channel A-C powered scanner. Will receive all local frequencies, $80. Call 864-2310, weekdays. 34,35f GREENHOUSES, molded fiber- glass. New solar panels grow much faster and cost less to heat. Also demonstrators and factory seconds available. Oregon Greenhouses Inc., Dayton Junction. 864-2090. 36rtsc McMinnvi[[¢ Org,,n & Pi,,oo Center IN THE TOWN SHOPPING CENTER 1291 N.  472-6603 New & Used Organs & Pianos SALES -- SERVICE -- TERMS -- TRADES -- LESSONS Sheet Music, Music Books, etc. the dayton tribune Will pay cash for used bear and wolf traps. Call 942-3717 or write Glen Bricker, 1030 N, llth, Cottage Grove, Or. 97424. 34-37c Sewing and alterations. 864-2607, Joyce Hokit. 35-38p Hopewell Timothy, Philip and Daniel Jan- sen, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jansen, are attending Salem Acad- emy this year. The Hopewell School opened for regular classes on Sept. S. Mrs. Heidi Hodgen is the new teacher of the Sth and 6th grades, and Mrs. Carol Bank for the 3rd and 4th is also new. The first grade teacher is Mrs. Cindy Greenow and 2nd grade teacher is Mrs. Patsy Bixler, who were teachers here last year. Dabble Kuehn of Amity is the teacher's aide. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Swenwold of West Salem called on Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse last Sunday. Guests during the week of Mrs. Margaret Jansen were Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkwood and sons of Hil[sboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kotka of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heagle of Gresham. Susan Spillman of Bellingham, Wash., was a guest of her grandmother for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Johnson of Salem called on Mrs. Esther Polvi on Saturday afternoon, on their way home from a camper trip to Anchorage, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jansen and family enjoyed a trip to the Cas- cades near Detroit on Saturday. The vine maple was in its full glory. MACY & SON. SERVING WITH PROFESSIONAL SKILL AND UNDERSTANDING Mocy £.:r Son ,u.,.,, DIRECTORS 2nd & Evans McMinnville 472-6151 National Selected Morticians Member by Invitation n nlll mnlm lilll eemllF  ,el leeeeeem   I-V MEAT MARKET Fresh and Frozen Meat CUSTOM CUTTING- LOCKER BEEF Quality Service -- Fair Price 8-5:30 Monday-Friday 9th & FERRY DAYTON 9 to I Saturday PHONE 864.2932 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1978 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffey enjoyed a trip in their motor home to visit relatives in Chehalis, Wash., this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ingram and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owen en- joyed a huckleberry picking trip to Mt. Adams area near White Sal- mon, Wash., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beier of Salem were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Rebecca McKinley. On Sunday, they took Mrs. Mc- Kinley to visit her sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Miles of Salem, while they went to the Fair. Mrs. Lou Ann Caudel moved to Pleasantdale and her children en- rolled in the Dayton School Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stowell and family moved to the Robert Jansen farm temporarily, until Mr. Stowell finds employment. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eastman and family of Portland were weekend guests of the Leland Harmon fam- ily for Labor Day weekend. The Clair Stephens Clan spent the Labor Day weekend at the beach camping near Florence. Frances Stephens, teacher at Hood View Jr. Academy went as did the Chuck Keightley family, Sharon and Ran Esperson and the Robert Stephens. Salem Business Directory and Shopping Guide BICYCLES SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP --Schwinn Bicycles- Sales-Service-Accessories BankAmericard--Master Charge Welcome 147CommerciaISE 363-4516 4 CRAFTS I CREATIVE CACHE --1 ARTS - CRAFTS - CERAMICS | "One of the Valley's Largest Cra[t | I Inventories" I Beads . Clock Works - Lamp Parts Books I Macrame". Chenille - Quilling. ,Se;uins - I Flowers - Decoupage. Art Foam & Felt - | Artist's Canvas & Paints - Styrofoam. | L124 Lancaster Dr. SE 364-74651 DRUGGISTS am WEST SALEM PHARMACY "Prescription Specialists" WEEKDAYS"TIL 7:00 P.M. 675 Wallace Rd. N.W. 581-1689 =========================== MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES LES NEWMAN'S Men's Wear, Work Clothing, Rainwear Boots & Shoes, La- Crosse Rubber Co. Justin SUBSCRIBE NO....WW % For Less Than e¢ A. week Keep Up With What's Happening in Your Area NAME ................................................ Mailing Address ........................................ City ................................ Zip .............. Send $3.00 for a one-year subscription to THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Box 68 Dayton, Oregon 97114 Soolal Notes Hopewell SDA Church News Sept. 2 was a high day at Hope- well Church. Our pastor, Ray Mit- chell gave his first sermon and was welcomed by a fellowship pot luck dinner in Maude Williamson Park. Associated M.V. Meeting was at 4 pro, song service and 4:30 pro- gram by the Lloyd Herr family, former pastor of McMinnville, who have spent the last three years in Hawaii pastoring the Aiea Church on the island of Oahu. Many musical numbers were enjoyed. Sabbath School highlights on Sept. 2 were special music by Jeff Pearles. Evangelism by Dallas Bartell, Mission Emphasis given by Jean Pietrok. Many visitors were present to enjoy both Sabbath School and church. Mrs. Waldo Maker has returned from her trip by air to Arizona and California. Dorcas meeting will resume all day on Wednesday. Those attending Laurelwood Actdemy this new term which began Aug. 28, are Brad and Marc Leigh, Jean and Dallena Bartell. T Samior Youth Retreat to plan for fall and winter activities will be held at the 4H Center near Lincoln Friday night and Saturday, Sept. 8-9. Hopewell Missionary So- ciety will meet with Mrs. Nels Sipoht on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 1:30 pro. Ag lldies invited. Tim itewell Church Council of n wtll meet at 8:30 pmTkulay, Sept. 7 at the Church fuUmtq Bible Study. ...... i _ . lllll Cornett's Repair realm, Tmcto.rs and rFq11 Moch,nery 1.6 MONDAY-FRIDAY 29 Yllrl in Same Location :" Tuesday night 7:30 prayer meet- 4 Ol It. Damon ing time with Pastor Ray Mitchell.  • .,.tk , r_4 YES WE SELL IT-..- Auto F--] Health [] Fire ._-] Accident Life  Liability Bonds ] Compensation [ Marine MATTOX INSURANCE AGENCY C. WADE MATTOX AGENTS Vl MATTOX Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 ( Boots. Endicott. Johnson & I Redwing Shoes, Rainfalr & ;1     "*ll.     411" o.s tl I 179 Commercial Nff 363-5508 Bank Amer(card-Master Charge DEALERS il    MUSIC , T WILLS MUSIC STORE 1 Band & Orchestra Instruments ]BaldwinRecordsSaleSpianob_ &SheetRentals& OrganSMusic Ill ! M A C H A S T H E .  ! 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