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Dayton Doings Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackman and three sons spent the Labor Day weekend at the home of her mother, Mrs. Florence Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baybrook from Newberg were Saturday evening callers at the home of her sister, Mrs. Florence Foster. Friends and relatives that en- joyed dinner at the home of Mrs. Mariam Krake last Wednesday were tier sister-in-law, Mrs. Net- tie Dougherty and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins from Anguin, Calif. Others present were Mrs. Wanda Blum from Tillamook, Mrs. Viola Barber from McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riley from Depoe Bay, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Krake from Dayton. Mrs. Evelyn Lenderink was a Sunday dinner guest at the home SALE -- SEPTEMBER 10 thru 16, As Quantities Last Majorette 71A-oz. pkg Reg. 2/59c Macaroni Cheese 4/$1.00 Hunt's Tomato 8-oz. cans, Reg. 2/45c a Regular or Hot, 15-oz. cans Reg. 49c each IXL CHILI 2/88c Van Camp 61/2-oz. cans, Reg. 75c each CHUNK TUNA 65c Medium Pitted 6-oz. can, Reg. 67c LINDSAY OLIVES 39c Red & White 101/2-oz. cans, Reg. 2/43e TOMATO SOUP 5/$1.00 'Sunny Jim 10-oz Reg. 65c "cot-Pineapple Preserves 55c Hi C 46-oz. can, Reg. 59c Fruit-Flavor Drinks 44c Franco-American Macaroni 15-oz. can, SPECIAL Meatballs 49c 41/2-oz. can Reg. 69c Underwood Deviled Ham 59c 10-oz. cans Reg. 2/35c Stidd's Chicken Broth 2/29c Onion, Smoky or Mushroom, 16-oz. bottles Reg. 79c -- each Heinz Barbecue Sauce 66c 32-oz. carton Rich's Coffee Rich 59c Turkey Drumsticks . lb. 35c Armour's Beef Dinner 2 lb. pkg. I Hy@rade Brand Fully-Cooked 1/2 or whole, lb. Boneless Hams $1.49 10 lb. bag No. 1 Potatoes 59c -- LAFAYETTE STOBE HOURS: 9 am-9 pro, Weekdays & Sunday THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall spent Sunday helping with work for the D.A.R. at Champoeg. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hamilton from Modesto, Calif have been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Agnes Abdill. They will leave for home Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan visited at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duzan, in Portland Monday afternoon. They all went to see their sister and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hauser also in Portland. Mrs. Hauser is improving from a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin of McCoy Sunday afternoon. Last Fridayd evening Char- lotte Filer and Mary Ruddick had dinner in Hillsboro and than attended a Pacific University party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James Miller. The Ramona Circle WSWS of the Dayton Pioneer Evangelical Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Lenderink. Fri- day, Sept. 10, at 1:30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan spent the Labor Day weekend in Coos Bay. Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and daughter, Melissa, from Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sample and children from Dayton. They all camped at Blue Bill Camp- ground. On the way home the Callahans stopped to visit a cou- sin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Attridge at Agate Beach. They report lovely weather and a nice time. Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenzen, Elvyn Lorenzen and Mrs. Grab- enhorst from McMinnville were Tuesday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Mariam Krake. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall spent Saturday with their daugh- ter, MP. and Mrs. Paul Mathie- son in Portland and their grand- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas from Port Angeles. Saturday night and Sunday morning caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poole was her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nina Finley, from Coquille. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wondrack and Mrs. Leda Mathis from Portland were luncheon guests at the home of Mrs. Ruth Reeder Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Reeder spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill and Mrs. Jennie Brickley in Salem. She spent one evening visiting her daughter, Jane, and room mate, Susan Graves in Keizer. The Dayton Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ruth Reeder Monday, Sept. 13 at 1:30 pm. Miss Charlotte Filer was a dinner guest Tuesday evening of Mrs. Dwyn Anne Adams of Bea- verton. WHEATLAND Western Mennonite High School opened Tuesday, Sept. 7. Richard Wenger is pastor of the Western Mennonite Church. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gingerich and family were hosts for dinner Sunday to welcome the new teachers at Western Mennonite High School, Rolan Leitchty of Wayland, Iowa, who is the new Dean of Boys; and Betty Jo Stucky from Kansas, who is Assistant Dean of Girls; and the single teachers who are returning for this year: Shirley Yoder. English teacher, Esther Lanting, of Fresno, Calif Dean of Girls nd Bible teacher; and Dottle Nolt from Pennsylvania, who is the Home Economics teacher. HOME: LEVELING REMODELING REPAIR FOUNDATIONS 1976 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3 Gallery To Start Fall .Program In Dance, Theatre Gallery Players Fall programs in dance, children's theatre and teen theatre begins Monday, Sept. 13. Jamie Segel, Director, Gallery Dance Program is sched- uling classes in Ballet and Jazz for children, youth and adults at both a beginners and intermed- iate levels, Monday through Fri- day. Classes cost $10 for a 4 week block. For more information and registration call Jamie Segel at 472-6305. Olga Dillin, Director, Gallery Youth Theatre, announced plans for Children's Theatre (children 6-12) for Monday evenings 7-8:30 pm beginning Sept. 13 and Teen Theatre (ages 13-18) for Thursday evenings 7-8:30 pro, beginning Sept. 16. there will be a 12-week Fall Term for both Children's Theatre and Teen Theatre running from Sept. 13 to Dec. 2. Classes cost $18 for 12 week term. For infor- mation and registration call Olga Dillin at 472-9694. Other numbers to call for information on instruc- tional programs: Kitty Peavey, 472-5037 or Lea New 472-6564. WEBFOOT ,Mrs. Dorothy Ford returned luesdav from Aberdeen, Wash where she spent the recent Holi- day weekend. Eighteen friends and relatives gathered for a polluck dinner at Westport where thc~ celebrated Jack Ford's birlhdav. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Metzger and family of North Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Sig West of Sheridan were Monday guests of Mrs. Fern Vaughan and Mrs. Millic Gore. Mrs. Lorraine Stenson was a Tucsdax caller at the Dorothy Ford home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crawford of Pratt. Kansas, visited Mr. George Doud last Wednesday. Glen and George ~ere schoolmates years ago and had not seen each other fc)r 43 ' 'ars. Glen's son is em- ployed in Salem and they were -n ~acati.n and visiting him. i MONDAY.FRIDAY { S:30.S Located on alley behind 411 :Ferry. Auto & machinery repair, i tune up, electrical, brakes~ en- ]gine rebuilding, steam cleaninI l or what have you. Satisfaction Guaranteedl if no answer, call 864-3368 Phone: 864-3313 Have You Considered PrePlanned Funerals? We invite your inquiry with regard to PRE PLANNING. PRE PLANNING enables you to make decisions with a clear mind, reflective or the life you have lived. Pre-payment is not required. Write or call for our explanatory booklets. There is no obligation. 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