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AGE 4 w THE DAYTON TRIBUNE m DAY'TON, ORE6ON m THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974
C L A S S I F I E D HOPEWELL HAPPENINGS . .
The Hopewell Moonlighters are
ForSole
FOR SALE: Solid oak desk and
captain's chair. Came off Oregon
Liberty Ship. Call 868-7573.
41c
GOLDEN JUBILEE CORN. Hand
picked at its tenderest. 60c dozen.
Robert Craig, south of Dayton.
864-2137. 41p
Help Wonted
FUN, FASHION & GOOD MON-
EYt Fashion Wagon of Minnesota
Woolen has openings to show
beautiful fashions. No experience
necessary. Also, great Manager
opening now. If you can work 3
evenings a week, have transpor-
tation, like beautiful clothes, and
would like to earn top money and
receive a free $400 demonstration
wardrobe, call for details. Dial
toll free 1-800-34G0081 and ask
for Patricia Shannon. 41,42p
Legal Notice
No. A-5526 NOTICE TO
INTERESTED PERSONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF YAMHILL
ESTATE OF: SENA KUDRNA,
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
FRED'S
REPAIR SHOP
8:30-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY
Located on alley behind 411
Ferry. Auto & machinery repair,
tune up, electrical, brakes, an.
gtne rebuilding, steam cleaning
or what have you.
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Phone: 864-3313
an active extension study group
consisting of young homemakers
with families, many work outside
the home hut they all have com-
mon interests. They meet at 7 PM,
the first Monday of the month.
The October 7 meeting will be at
the Hopewell home of Mrs. H. L
Maguren. Mrs Ed Michael is chair-
man, Mrs. Jim Hay, vice-chair-
man, Mrs. Don Rae, secretary and
Mrs. Dennis Dumler, Treasurer.
"Rags to Riches" will be the
topic for October. Patchwork,
traditional and contemporary, col-
orful design in ways to create
something to wear or use in your
home. Mrs. Rudy Fischer and
Mrs. Dennis Dumler will present
the lesson Anyone is welcome to
attend the fun meetings no mat-
that the undersigned has been
appointed personal representative
of the above estate. All persons
having claims against the estate
are required to present them to
the undersigned personal repre-
sentative at the law office of Carl
H Francis, 303 Main Street (P. O.
Box 97) Dayton, Oregon 97114,
within four months after the date
of first publication of this notice.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings are
hereby advised that additional in-
formation may be obtained from
the records of the above entitled
Court, the personal representative
or the attorney for the personal
representative.
DATED and first published this
26th day of September, 1974.
DONALD J. KUDRNA
Personal Representative
P. O. Box 658
Ontario, Oregon 97914
CARL H. FRANCIS
Attorney for Estate
Dayton, Oregon 97114
tf no answer, rail 864-3368 Last Publication: October 10, 1974
SALEM BUSINESS
EICYCL ES
e
L SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP
Schwinn Bicycles M
Sales-Servlce-Accessories
BenkAmericard ~ Master
Charge Welcome
147 Commercial SE _363-4516
q
DRUGGISTS
West Salem Pharmecy
Gary Bitven, Phemecist
We Chart Our Prescriptions
For Your Refin~ Tax •
Purposes and Doctors
References
675 Wallace ltd. NW 581.1689
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FURNITURE
I 'Glenn Woodry Furniture
NEW AND USED |
Serving The Wlllamette J[
J Vellov For 62 v.. |
11605 Sommer St. NE $63-5110)
HEALTH FOODS
t/_~
LAWSON'S NATURAL FOODS
TWO STORES TO lll[.aVIr YOU r
LUll, S*lRtl~ ~ He~ttt F~I ttmo
S & H Green Stamps
u,xAuzatcAno.uA,vUc.anu
471 Court Downtown 363-8229
Air Con& Lanraater Mall
Ph. 363~302
i
JEWELERS
DIRECTORY
and Shopping Guide
MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES
LES NEWMAN'S "~
"The Friendly Store" |
Men's Wear, Work Clothing, |
Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball /
Band Boots, Justin Boots [
Endicott, Johnson & Redwing |
Shoes--U.S. Rubber Footwear |
179 Commercial NE 363-5508!
MUSIC DEALERS
)
WILLS, MUSIC STORE [
Band & Orchestra Instruments|"
•Sales & Rentals |
Baldwin Pianos & Organs |
Records -- Sheet Music |
Guitars & Amplifiers ~ |
S&H Green Stamps
i
432 State St. Ph. 364.6757
SHOES
ARBUCKLE'S SHOES
Neturelizers ~ Life Stride
Daniel Green---Weyenberg
Miller Barefoot Freedom
Free Store-Side Parking
Center at High Ph. 363-6555
~i~i~u~I~ihuHf1I~II~u~i~qI~;~1~[HIf~I~i~i|~1IIt~I~iI~H~I~i~
TIRES -- APPLIANCES
i t-- Master Service Center
GOODYEAR TIRES
George Ishida
WATCH REPAIR-DIAMONDS
WATCHES4tINGS, ETC.
474 Court St. Ph. 36541104
look,
not a size"
18-52, 16 ½,,12~/~
SPortswear-Coats-Sweaters
Long Dresses-Lingerie
ELEGANT LADY
Lamster Mail Ph. 362.7254
tr what race, creed, age of eco-
nomic status. Everyone likes ex-
tension!
In September, the Moonlighters
met in Maud Williamson Park.
The first meeting was to get ac-
quainted and make plans for the
year. On September 12, they spon-
sored a Bicycle Roadeo. Parents,
friends and relatives watched
over 20 young people compete in
the barrel race, the slow race, the
tricycle race and the skills con-
test. Officials were Sharyl Mich-
ael, Lois Dumler, David, Mac and
Eleanor Maguren. Mrs. Nine Ow-
ens third and fourth grade room
had the most participants and
won the trophy for the Hopewell
School. The ribbons and awards
and refreshments were donated
in memory of Philip Brown, who
was killed recently in a bicycle-
pickup accident in Salem.
The Bicycle Institute recom-
mends these 8 rules of the road:
1. Obey all traffic regulations,
stop signs, one way streets, traffic
signals, etc.
2. Keep right ride with traf-
fic, not against it Ride single file
and in a straight line.
3. For night riding, be sure to
have a white light in the front,
and a state approved reflector in
back. Be sure to have reflector-
ized pedals.
4. Slow down at all intersec-
tions Look both ways and pro-
ceed with caution.
5. Always give pedestrians the
right of way.
6 Watch out for ~ars pulling
into traffic.
7. Don't carry passengers or
packages that interfere with vi-
sion or control.
8. Always use proper hand sig-
nals for turning or stopping.
The Hopewell Home Extension
Unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. Nels Sipola on Tuesday, Oct.
15 at 10:30 am for the project
lesson on "Modern Patchwork"
with Mrs. Rudolph Fischer and
Mrs. N. 0 Pearse as leaders An
"Eye-Opener" on Consumer Pro-
tection hleps will be a feature of
each session throughout the ,year.
Mrs. Don Miller is chairman of
the Hopewell Unit and has charge
of the business session in the aft-
ernoon. All ladies of the com-
munity .ar invited.
T h e Hopewell Moonlighters
Home Extension Unit will hold
their first meeting October 7 at
7:00 PM at the home of Mrs.
H. L. Maguren, with the project
lesson on "Modern Patchwork"
to be given by Mrs. Dennis Dum-
ler and Mrs Rudolph Fischer.
All ladies of the community un~
able to attend the day time ses-
sion of the Home Extension are
cordially invited to attend the
evening meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. NeIs Sipola, Mr
and Mrs N. 0 Pearse, John Kot-
ka, Mrs Beulah Reed and Mrs
Claudene Schuck and Mrs Lena
Olke of McMinnville enjoyed a
potluck dinner at the home of
Rev.. and Mrs. Walter Rowiey of
Silverton on Sunday afternoon,
Sept 29 Rev Rowley was a form~
er pastor of the Hopewell Church.
Mrs, Lena Olke of McMinnville
was a weekend guest of Mr and
Mrs. N. 0 Pearse; on Saturday af.
ternoon, she and Mrs Pearse
called on Mrs. Esther Polvi, Mrs
Margaret Janzen, Mr and Mrs.
Gary Allison and Mr. and Mrs
Carl Pajala.
Rev and Mrs. Walter Rowley o!
Silverton were guests of Mrs.
Beulah Reed for several days this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J H Wales of San
Fernando, Cal., were guests of
Mrs Mary Elliott and family, for
several days this past week.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Fischer and family
during the week were Mr. and
Mrs Joe Van Nay of San Lean.
dro, Calif., Mr and Mrs Norman
Barrett and daughter Rebecca of
Eagle Point, Oregon and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Toevs of Los Gates,
California. The men were all em-
"ployes of Shell Oil Co. in Texas
until they retir.ed.
Mr and Mrs Garvin Baker went
to Kelso, Wash., on Sunday to be
with their daughter, Mrs. Bill
Sanders, who was scheduled for
surgery on Monday, Sept. 30.
They will care for her family dur-
ing her stay in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Larry Hagle of
San Jose, Calif., were guests of
their son, Mr and Mrs. Larry Ha.
gle and family for ten days, and
returned to their home Sept. 30.
Mr and Mrs. Kirby Johnson of
Salem were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mrs Esther Polvi.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nell Currie were Mr and Mrs
Glen Robinson of Salem, Mr and
Mrs. Robert Currie and Paul of
Yamhill and Kent Currie, who is
having a two weeks furlough from
the Army in San Francisco, Cal.,
and will be stationed in Great
Falls, Idaho, after his furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrie and
family of Yamhill called on Mrs
Henry Deedon Sunday afternoon.
UNIONVALE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee and
Mr. and Mrs L W Magee complet-
ed their Croft Easter lily bulb
harvest this past week, at their
Wheatland farm. They all en-
joyed a Sunday trip to their
Lincoln City cabin and found the
weather there very ~ch cooler
than the" past week here.
Mrs. F. C Stockhoff and Gene
visited Mrs May Rickey ,pt the
Willamette Lutheran Home *~ in
Keizer on Sunday afternoon.
YES WE SELL IT
[] Auto
[] Fire
[] Life
[] Bonds
[] Marine
[] Hea|th
[] Accident
[] Liability
[] Compensation
[ MATTOX INSURANCE AGENCY,
CP h o nWe,,,A,8D6E.2M 13TTOX P.'O. Box 98 " Dayton, 0Vr/oMnA 9T~7114~ ~~
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
THIS AD GOOD FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~ OCT. 4 & 5
FRESH
Oregon Grown Whole Fryers lb. 58c
1&OZ. PLUS DEPOSIT
Sprite (get 8 for the price.of 6) $1.25
Big 22-oz. jar PREAM . . . $1.21
"MOTHER NATURE'S OWN"
Darigold Cubed Butter . . . 89c
M.J.B. STUFFING PLUS . . 45c
HUNT FRUIT COCKTAIL, 30 oz. 57c
5 OZ.
Swift's Vienna Sausage . 3/$1.00
SPRAY & WASH, 16 oz.... 99c
12.OZ. JOHNSON
Favor Furniture Polish ,. $1.25
Pheasant Chunk Tuna, 6½ z. i2]$1
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