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SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
of McMinnville, Oregon
Savings Accounts Insured to
$20,000.00
by Federal Savings end Loin
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Dividends Paid Semi.Annually
Loans to buy or build your
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445 Third St. McMinnville
LAFAYETTE
By PEGGY WISE ~ 864-2389
The October meeting of the
Home Extension Group will be
Oct. 10, 2nd Thursday of the
month. It will be held at Edith
Sohrweid's home and the lesson
will be on patch work "Rags to
Riches." Project leaders will be
Blanche Stewart and Sophie Hills
and lunch will be potluck.
Diane Breaux, Zereta Hanks
and I went to Salem on Friday
morning to a Fellowship meeting
held each Friday from now on. It
is non-denominational and anyone
is welcome for singing and a mes-
sage of prayer -- the speaker is
a woman and she is really good.
Sophie and Bill Hills made a trip
to Susanville, Calif., to visit
friends. Thay visited with Mr.
and Mrs Jack Bonham and Flor-
ence Bonham. The Bonham,~ were
neighbors of the Hills when they
all lived in l~evada. They cele-
brated Mrs. Jack Bonham's birth
day while they were there with
home made ice cream and cake.
Another old friend of their days
in Nevada, Mrs. Maude Heller,
passed away while they were in
Su~anville. Sophie said they took
prunes and tomatoes along with
them to give to the Bonhams and
they were really happy to get the
produce. The Hills drove down to
California by way of Klamath
Falls and came back a more east-
ern route thru Lakeview.
Bob Vaught, former mayor of
Lafayette, and Paulette Welch
were married at the Christian
Church in McMinnville on Satur-
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974 -- YHE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON ~ PAGB S
day. Jason Breaux gave the bride
away and Diane Breaux helped at
the reception. Edna Rector at-
tended along with her granddugh-
ters. The Vaughts will be living
in Lafayette for the time being.
Visitors at the home of Everett
Wise over the week were Clar-
ence and Ruth Bushnell and
daughter Joyce "of Tokeland, Wn.
They arrived late Friday evening
and spent Saturday and part of
Sunday visiting a nd driving
around collecting tomatoes, corn,
etc., to take home and can for
winter.. Clarence is gill netting in
Willapa Harbor now and had to
be home Sunday evening to go
fishing by 6 pnt. Jim Richardson
of Dayton came over Sunday
morning to see the folks. Jim and
his family made a trip to Toke-
land with us once some time ago
and enjoyed it very much. Jim
gave Bushnells a tiny Dachsund
pup last fall and it has grown up
into quite a pet, called Jo. Bush-
hells have a black dachsund
named Sam also.
Tot Thair had her niece, Lor-
na Spears, from Kaslo, B.C. vis-
iting her for a week or so.
Sue Thair tells me that John
Lewis an the children and her
and Ernie drove her daughter
Sandy to the Portland airport on
Sunday to go to Palm Springs,
Calif. for a Stanley dealers con-
vention. Sandy called home and
said she had been given an award
for top sales lady in August. San-
dy would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank all of the ladies
who have given parties for her
and all the folks who attended
for helping her earn this honor~
without their support, this would
not be happening to her.
Sue and Ernie and the Lewis's
t()ok Tot Thair out to Grandma's
table last Thursday for a birth-
day dinner. Tot was a lovely 84.
Congratulations from your many
friends in town.
Josephine Wascher and her sis-
ter had company over the week-
end. H. H. Eckhardt of Eugene
and Mrs D McVey of Ventura,
Calif. Mrs. McVey who is former
ly from Custer, So. Dakota was
a classmate of Jo and her sister
back in South Dakota.
T[/ere was a small fire in the
old Terry Cafe building last Fri-
day night. I don't usually go to
fires but I did go down to see
about where this one was as the
smoke was very close to the Mer-
rill home and I wanted to make
sure it wasn't Agnes's home.
Gamel -- Gamel -- Gamel --
Maybe next time I write Walt's
name I'll remember how to spell
it l
FAIRVIEW
Recent guests of Mrs John
Ojua were Mrs. Gale Vinton, Mrs.
Lee Maloney, Mrs. Helmi Juntu-
hen, all of McMinnville and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hewitt of King
City.
Mr and Mrs. Mike McDaniel of
Kansas City were weekend guests
of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Ojua and
family.
Mrs Lillian Risser and Mrs.
Grace Duren were Sunday guests
of Mr and Mrs. Wilton Alexander.
Mrs. Sylvia Taskinen was a
Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Rich-
ard Nelson and family of McMinn-
ville and Mr and Mrs. Benny Tas-
kinen and son of Portland were
also guests.
Mrs. Lena Olke of McMinnville,
Mrs. N 0 Pearse and John Kotka
called on Bertha Magness at the
Oakwood Glen Rest Home Satur-
day morning, finding her much
improved in health.
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27TH
SALE
-k OCTOBER 4th TO 10th INCLUSIVE ~k
8 SIXTEEN-OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT
PEPSI COLA $1.18
-- FREE SAMPLE PEPSI SATURDAY
131/2-OZ. NUTTER BUTTER PEANUT BUTTER REG. 79c
NABISCO COOKIES 59c
ORCHIDS -- ASSORTED COLORS 4 ROLL PACK
TOILET TISSUE 49c
BANQUET -- JUST HEAT AND EAT 10 PIECE, 32-oz. pkg.
FRIED CHICKEN Sl.59
ARMOUR'S COLUMBIA BRAND LB.
SLICED BACON 65c
GRADE AA 2 DOZEN
SMALL EGGS
15.OZ. CANS
Skippy Dog Food .
10W -- 20W -- 40
. 2/29c
Valvoline Motor Oil . . can 49c
2LB. PACKAGE
Fireside Saltine Crackers
79c
GALLON
Golden Valley Apple Cider . $1.35
PHEASANT BRAND CUT
GREEN BEANS, 16 oz. cans. 2/45c
FLORIDA FRUIT PUNCH, ORANGE PINEAPPLE DRINK,
GRAPEADE, WILD BERRY DRINK, ORANGEADE,
STRAWBERRY
Hi C . . . . . 46 oz. cans 49c
1-LB. PKG.
Red & White Margarine . . 53c
15-OZ. CANS
Nalley's Corned Beef Hash . 69c
SMOKED -- LET US SLICE THEM FOR YOU
PorkShoulder Picnics . . lb. 59c
TURKEY, BEEF OR HAM ~ 3-OZ. PKGS.
Land o Frost Chipped Meats . 39c
No. 2 Potatoes . . 20 Ibs. $1.09
25 LB. BAGS
Friskies Cubes or Dinners $4.29
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