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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1977 i Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission and the City Council of the City of Dayton will hold a public hearing on Monday, September 12, 1977, beginning at 7:30 pm in the City Hall to consider the adoption of an interim zoning ordinance. Persons are hereby invited to attend the public hearing to ob- serve the proceedings and to re- gister any statements in person, by attorney, or mall to assist the Plan- ning Commission and City Council in making a decision. For addition- al Information, please contact the City Hall, Dayton, Oregon (864- 2221 ). Dated at Dayton, Oregon, Aug- ust 24, 1977. Janice Church, Recorder City of Dayton Published Aug.25, Sept. 1, 8, 1977 Help Wanted Wanted- pickers and processing i help with Brooks prunes. Call 864-2315. 36,37p McMi..,lie Organ ( Piano Center IN THE TOWN SHOPPING CENTER 1291 N. ggW 472-6683 New & Used Organs & Pianos SALES -- SERVICE -- TERMS -- TRADES -- LESSONS Sheet Music, Music Books, etc. FARMS& ACREAGES NEEDED Only 3% Sales Commission CLAUDE KILGORE REALTY Since 1946 Ph. 364-5360 Hopewell Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffey en- joyed Labor Day weekend in their mobile home, returning Sunday evening. The Clair Stephens family went camping to the beach for the Labor Day weekend. Sharon and Run Es- person were home from Loma Linda, Calif., Frances from Gresh- am, Carol and Chuck Keightley, Joyce and Janet went also. Recent guests of Mrs. Margaret Janzen were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spillman of Pasco, Wash., and Susan Spillman of Bellingham, Wash., on Thursday, returning home Friday. Little Cathy Reed, granddaughter of the Spillmans, accompanied them. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kotka, Mrs. Julia Hayes and Mrs. Brian Humphreys, Karen and Heather of Salem. James Rateau visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Schemmel of Seattle for several days this past week. He accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janzen and sons to Seattle, and they went on to Victoria, B.C. for sightseeing and fishing. Philip caught two nice salmon. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Peters of Birch Bay and other friends, re- turning Saturday evening. Our Shopping Area Lon Dee Flowers With Sentiment 103 South Baker McMinnville, Oregon Call Us When You Need Expert Appliance Service!! KROHN'S Appliance Center 315 E. First St., Newberg Phone 538-3613 3ALES SERVICE THE TRAVEL BUREAU 222 N. Evans McMinnvilla Phone 472-e197 WI LLAM ETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. 112 S. Edwards Ph. 538-3512 "Everything for the Builder" Plywood -- Hardware Lumber -- Tools -- Paint NEWBERG DENTS 502 E. First St., Newberg Phone 538-2079 • Distinctive Gifts • Office Supplies • Hallmark Cards Lynn's For Men Small Enough To Know You-- Large Enough to Serve You Haggar Slacks, Levi's, Enro Shirts, Pacific Trail Jackets, Farrah Slacks 315 3rd St. M©Minnville 472-6717 Till 9 pm Fridavs Parkway Health Foods For Your Convenience 2 Stores Town Center Store 472-8118 ALSO -- 111 3rd St. 472-2811 Supplements, In Store Bakery, Import Cheeses, Health Foods & Grains, Health Food Appl. McMinnville, of Course! ! THE DAYTON TRIBUNE : for all your printing needs Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bretthauer and Mrs. Cora Evey of Olympia, Wash., were Saturday night guests of Mrs. Beulah Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weber of Junction City visited Mrs. Mar- garet Withee on Saturday. Steven Pearse of Portland called on his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse Monday afternoon. Weekend guests of Mrs. Rebec- ca McKinley and Mrs. Georgia Mull were Mrs. Virginia Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Cody Carson of Sweet Home for Labor Day. Hopewell 4H News Members of the Platters 4H Club and the Clovers 4H Club who ex- hibited at the State Fair and the ribbons they received were as follows: Susie Rae: blue ribbon on her plant and on her cake, blue on vegetable judging, Champion on cut flowers, red on her vegetables, participating ribbon on Style Re- vue. Sherry Rae: blue on knitting exhibit, blue on luncheon, red on baking muffins. Donna Rae: blue on knitting judging. June Donner, red ribbon on cake; Kelly Sims, participation ribbon on style revue. Hopewell SDA Pathfinder Club Youngsters of the Hopewell SDA Pathfinder Club are completing plans for the Camporee September 9-11 at Paulina Creek, near Paulina Lake, south of Bend, Ore. Jean and Dalena Bartell will be attending. The requirements include such items as satisfactory standards at home, school, church and at club meetings. At the Camporee, local club members will sharpen their skills in all phases of camping, and hiking, and learn new outdoor skills. They will participate in wor- ship services at the Camporee. Age of club members is from 10 to 15 years. Hopeweg School News Hopewell School opened Tues- day, Sept. 6. First graders enrolled are: Jean Bradley, Don Bradley, Peter De- Haan, Jr., Randy Goddard, Joey Harmon, Erin Kirby, Daniel Mich- ael, Paul Rahmig, Jason Reynolds, Aimee Swartz. Second graders enrolled are: Carrie Dollar, Gregg Bieze, Tracy Caudell, Suzanne Eaves, Dawn Ferguson, Tricia Gibbon, Donny Goodwin, Tim Harmon, Gary Kir- by, Margie Shilhanek, Missy Shirk, Stephanie Woods. Team teachers for the first and second grades are Miss Cindy Greene and Mrs. Patsy Bixler. Third and Fourth Grade Teacher is Mrs. Joyce Smith. Fifth and Sixth Grade teacher is Miss Deborah Caraway. Hopewell S DA Church News Speaker at the 11 am Church service was Gary See of Sheridan. The McMinnville Associated Missionary Volunteer program at the McMinnville Church was a film story of the life of Merrill Womach. A half hour of song service and special music by Ted Jennings on his saxophone precede the film. Wednesday, Sept. 7, the Dorcas Circle will resume regular meeting from 10 am to 3 pro, making comforts and mending clothing for relief. The School Board meeting will be held Sept. 12 at McMinnville School. Don Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinery 9-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY 29 Years in Same Location 409 Oak St. Dayton Phone 116416 SUBSCRIBE NOW II I For Less Than 6c A week Keep Up With What's Happening in Your Area NAME ................................................ Mailing Address ........................................ City ................................. Zip .............. Send $3.00 for a o 4 one-year subscription to %'.:-%' THE DAYTON TRIBUNE " Box 68 O ,b e,S Dayton, Oregon 97114 Sod=l Note .Hopewell and Unionvale Church News Hopewell Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Nels Sipola Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 13 at 1:30 pm, with Mrs. Beulah Reed as leader. All ladies of the com- munity welcome. A Fellowship Hour was enjoyed by the Hopewell Church members and friends at 11 am Sunday, Sept. 5. The evening services this month will be held at Unionvale Church, with the Youth Fellowship at 6 pm and worship at 7 pmf Rev. Charles Ludwig attended the Salem Area Ministers Work- shop at the Fruitland Evangelical Church on Tuesday, Sept. 6. The Unionvale Council of Church officers will be held following the evening church service, Sept. 11 at 8 pm. All officers are urged to be present to make plans for the fall; and winter months. Monday evening, Sept. 12 at 7:30 Unionvale and Hopewell Sun- day School officers and teachers will meet at the Hopewell Clmech. : ,'.. Tuesday evening, Sept. 13, The Hopewell Church Council meeting. will be held at the church at 7:30- pm. All officers are urged to be present. Sept. 16 and 17, the Youth Fellowship Planning Retreat will be held at the 4H Center in Spring Valley to plan for the fall and winter activities. Bible Study prayer meeting will be at Mrs. John Ojua's Thursday at 7:30 pro. YES WE SELL IT [--1 Auto [] Health [-7 Fire  Accident Life F-1 Liability Bonds [] Compensation [] Marine MATTOX INSURANCE AGENCY C. WADE MATTOX AGENTS Vl MATTOX Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 TIE DOWN YOUR ROOTS Join the Yamhill Co. Historical Society 1st FALL MEETING, TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 McMinnville Community Christian Church POTLUCK 7pm INTERESTING SPEAKER • EVERYONE WELCOME Mocy & Son ,u.,.= DIRECTORS 2ND A EVANS McMINNVILLE 471641Sl National Selected Morticians Member Invitation in w! in1