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THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1975-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE $
SALE m September 26-October 2 m As Quantities Last
BLUE SEAL LB.
Chicken, Beef or Spanish Flavors
71/2 & 8-oz. boxes
Grain Rice-RonJ
Reg. 45c
12-oz. bottles Reg. 39c
46-oz. cans
t Bran,
CRESCENT GROUND
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Tomato Juice
4-oz. cans, ReQ. 91c
4-oz, cans Reg. 45c
West Pieces & Stems oms 39c
261/2-0Z. CANS
a
Franco-Amencan Ravi, .
16-OZ. CANS REG. 49c
A Fruit . .
All 18 FLAVORS (Fruit-filled, Sugar Cookies, Fudge,
Coconut, Peanut Butter, etc.) 10 to 11 oz. pkgs. Reg. 69c
ARCHWAY COOKIES SPECIAL 59c
DAWN FRESH 53/ -OZ. CANS -- REG. 2/33C
PORTER -- 4-lb. pkgs.
or Long Spag
8.OZ. CANS
Tomato Sauce
VALENCIA ORANGES .
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Reg. $1.49mSPECIAL
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SPECIAL
.25c
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10-OZ. JARS
Oyste
WITH GIBLETS FROZEN
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-- LAFAYETTE m
OPEN 9 AM-9 PM -- WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY
OPEN LABOR DAY
on
oca scene
By EDNA RECk'OR
Banner Rebekah Lodge of La-
fayette had their second meeting
for September on the eighteenth
with a fair attendance.
Mrs. Clara Blanchard was host-
ess for the Fall Social hst Wed-
nesday at her home with 25 lad-
ies present.
This is the women's group of
the Latter Day Saints Church
which has a branch in Dayton.
The Webfoot Friendly Neigh.
bors Club will hold its first meet-
ing of the Fall season Wednes-
day, Oct. 1st at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Lyman. All members are
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baybrook
from Newberg called on her sis-
ter, Mrs. Florence Foster, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell ac-
companied their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Carmichael and
friends from Portland to the Ore-
gon beaches Sunday. They en-"
joyed a picnic dinner at Lincoln
City. The weather was beautiful.
Sunday evening dinner guests
at ~he home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Mosgrove were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mosgrove and children
from Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Mosgrove and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Royce Mosgrove and family,
both from Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Carter from McMinnville.
the home of Mrs. Evelyn Lender-
ink last week.
Mrs. Alva O'Dell from McMinn.
ville was a Sunday uncheon guest
at the home of Mrs~ Evelyn Len-
derink.
- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer called
on her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Irwin at Hopewell Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Golda Freshour from Hub-
bard has been visiting the past
week at the homes of Mrs. Alta
Winger and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Mariam Krake.
Who's Who In Our
Shopping Area
urged to be present. Mrs. Carter is Mr. Mosgrove's T WILLAMETTE T
Mrs. Ercell Griggs, accompan- sister. I INDUSTRIES, INC. J
ied by Mrs. Dorothy Ford, visited Dr. Edwin Ditto from Oregon J i12 S. Edwards Ph. $384512J
Ercell's daughter and family, Mr. City called on his parents, Mr. J"Everything for the Butlder"J
and Mrs. Lewis Johnson, at their al~d Mrs. Will Ditto, Sunday. [ Lbr- tools- paint- plywood- |
new location in Dayton, Wash. Mrs. Lena Filer and daughter, ) Hardware J
Friday night they attended aCharlotte, were Salem shoppers ~ NEWBERG 4~
football game in Dayton and Sat- Saturday. They had dinner at the
urday night a square dance at King's Table and visited the Sa -
Clarkston.
Mrs. Frank Shafer and child-
ren of Washington, D.C visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Fern
Vaughan and family. They are vis-
iting in the area until Mr. Sha-
fer has been relocated in his dip-
lomatic work and finds a place
for them.
Russell Poffer of Bayou La-
Batre, Alabama, is visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Archie Shafer and
Mrs. Howard Nelson of Sheridan.
He was called here by the death
,of their mother, Mrs. Myrtle Pef-
far of McMinnville, a former
Webfoot resident.
Don C0rnett's
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-6 MONDAY-FRIDAY
26 Years in Same Location
409 Oak St. Dayton
Phone 864-3336
f
lem l~ose Garden at Bush Park.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Calla-
ban were Mr. and Mrs. John Cal-
lahaR from Lebanon. Also callers
during the evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Sample of Dayton. Fri-
day evening callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Paris, also of Day-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hosbrook
from Portland were callers at
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McMinnville, Oregon
Newberg Drug
606 E. 1st Ph. 538-4211
Jerry Gerke, Pharmacist
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