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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE --- DAYTON, OREGON
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SALE -- October 10 thru 16 -- As Quantities Last
White or Colored
M.D.
16-Oz. Bottles
FRISKIES
Dinner Or
16-Oz. Cans
Diamond A
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; Dog
-LOGS .
4-Roll Pkg.
plus deposit
50-lb. Bag
61/2-0z. Cans
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15-Oz. Cans
HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE
Reg. 2/59c
Cut GREEN BEANS
16-Oz. Cans, Reg. 39c
Reg. 60c ea.
Tuna 55c
Reg. 39c each
PORTE R
or Long Spag
20-Oz. Bottles
16-Oz. Cans
RED & WHITE APPLESAUCE
9-Oz. Pkg. of 12 Tortillas
Corn TG
4-Lb. Pkg Reg. $1.49
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Reg. 89c
Reg. 37c ea.
15c-6
, ss or
3-Oz. Pkg.
Land-O;F,rost Chipped Beef, Ham, Turkey,
Pastrami or Corned
Reg. 47c
BEEF OR PORK
BEEF SAUSAGE
-- LAFAYETTE --
OPEN 9 AM-9 PM -- WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY
By EDNA RECTOR
Guests over the weekend at
Edna Rector's were Imogene Wil-
liams of Amity and her grand-
daughter, Denise Vaught, former-
ly of Lafayette, now in McMinn-
ville.
Ricky Kiingler fell at school
last week, breaking both wrists,
injuring his nose and also his
head.
Lafayette Extension Unit will
be held this Thursday at Peggy
Wise's residence with pot lurk at
noon.
Dayton Doings
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan
were Monday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Paylors at Cornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Budke
spent the weekend visiting in
Seattle. They visited a cousin,
Robert Budke, and celebrated
th birthday of an uncle, Louis
Budke, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan ac-
companied Mr. and .Mrs. Lowell
Parrish from McMinnville to
Prineville Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Verda Duzan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanser
from ,Portland were Tuesday
guests at the home of her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan.
Mrs. Lena Filer and daughter
Charlotte drove to the Portland
airport Friday evening to meet
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Bernard Lippens from Chamber-
lain, So. Dakota. Saturday they
,shopped in Salem and Sunday
they visited their sister and aunt,
Mrs. Barbara Dill, at West Hills
Convalescen~ home in Portland.
They also visited her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason in
Portland.
Vi Kaufman and brother, Ar-
thur Sholts, from Portland visit-
ed the Bud Callahans Friday aft-
ernoon.
Alice Harper and daughter
Joyce and grandson from Hills-
boro were Sunday evening c~ll-
ers at the home 6f Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Callahan.
Charles Bryan from Portland
was a Friday and Monday caller
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan
called or~ Mr. and Mrs Harold
Young Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell vis-
ited his sister-in-law, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mitchell at Perrydale, Sunday.
Wheatland
Virginia Magness accompanied
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John
Magness of Washington, D.C to
Dufur to visit another sister, Mrs.
Adeline Underhill for the week.
end.
Harold Hochstetler, Mennonite
Conference overseer, was guest
speaker at the Western Mennon-
ite Church Sunday, and officiated
at the installation of the new pas-
tor, Richard Wenger. A potluck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacMinn
of West Covina, Calif were ov-
ernight guests of her uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. N. O. Pearse Sunday,
and left for their home early
Monday morning. They had vis-
ited Mrs. MacMinn's sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dove and fam-
ily of Richland, Wash and will
attend a convention of Barber
Shop Singers in Sacramento,
Calif on their way south.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearse of
West Linn arrived home Satur-
day evening from a three week
trip to London and Gloucester,
England. They traveled by air
from Vancouver, B.C over the
North Pole, and enjoyed visiting
the Parliament Buildings, West-
minster Abbey, Big Ben, Hamp-
ton Court Palace, and museums
as well as the Shakespears coun-
try around Gloucester.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson and Mrs.
N. O. Pearse called on Mrs. Re-
becca McKinley and Mrs. Lula
Smith on Wednesday afternoon.
.Mrs. Smith had just returned
from a two week's stay in the
McMinnville Hospital for surgery
and is improving steadily. Mrs.
Virginia Carson of Sweet Home
was with her mother and sister
last week, and Mrs. Georgia Mull
of Salem is with them this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miles of
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Brenneman of Willamina were
Sunday guests, with Virginia Car-
son and Georgia Mull, to cele-
brate the birthdays of Mrs. Mc-
KiRley, rMrs. Miles and Mrs. Bren-
neman.
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse
called on Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Hodgson on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Estella Campbell has been
a guest of her daughCer, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert, Terrill, and on Mon-
day, Mrs. Terrill took her to Dal-
las to spend a week with Mrs.
Patsy Smith.
The Hopewell Home Extension
Unit will hold the first meeting
of the fall season on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 21 at 10:30 am at the home
of Mrs. N. O. Pearse. Mrs. Lloyd
Roe and Mrs. Don Miller are the
project leaders for the lesson on
"Car Maintenance". Potluck din.
ner will be served at noon. All
women of the neighborhood are
urged to attend.
The Hopewell Missionary So-
ciety will hold a Work Day, at
the Hopewell Community Church
basemen~ on ~ruesday, October
14 at 10 am, to make packages of
cards and literature, bandages
and plastic medicine bottles,
which will be mailed to a hospi-
tal in the Philippines and to oth-
er missionaries overseas. All wo-
men of the area are invited to
attend.
Worldwide Communion service
was observed at the Hopewell
and Unionvale C o m m u n i t y
Churches, with Rev. Charles Lud-
wig in charge, on Sunday, Oct. 5.
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dinner was served at noon. r
The Mennonite Central Com- ~ 8:30-5MONDAY-FRIDAY
mittee in charge of the Relief ~Located on alley behind 411
work of the churches of the I Ferry. Auto & machinery repair,
Northwest, will meet this week itune up, electrical, brakes, an.
gine rebuilding, steam cleaning
at the Western Mennonite High t or what have you.
School, with guest speakers and,Satisfaction Guaranteedl
information concerning the needs [ Phone: 864-3313
around the world, if no answer, call 864-3368
Rev. Charles Ludwig attended
the Salem Area Evangelical Min-
isters' meeting in Eugene on
Tuesday, Oct. 7, and as a mem-
ber of the Gospel Gleemen sing-
ing group, participated in the
dedication of the Petticord Sanc-
tuary at the Western Evangelical
Seminary in Jennings Lodge on
Friday, Oct. 10.
Allan Polvi of Wallet WaUa,
Wash was a guest of his mother,
Mrs. Esther Polvi and brother
Ronald for Several days this past
week. On Friday, Mrs. Polvi and
Mrs. May Polvi accompanied Al-
lan and Ronald for a trip to tlie
coast, driving as far as Newport.
Allan r~urned to his home Sun-
day. Ronald leaves for his base
in Tampa, Florida, with the
Oceanic Survey, on Friday of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter SpiUman
of Pasco, Wash and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Kotka of Salem were
guests of Mrs. Margaret Janzen
during this week.
Monday evening, the Amity
School Board came out to the
Hopewell School, to hold an in-
formational meeting, concerning
the bond issue that is to be voted
on soon, for new buildings and
renovating present ones at the
Amity Grade and High School.
Denise Hersha was injured at
her work at the Stayton Canning
Company on Wednesday of last
week, with severe injuries to her
arm, and was in the Salem Hos-
pital from Wednesday to Satur-
,day, and is steadily improving
but still confined to bed.
irvl
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loewen of
Cedarbrook, B.C. and Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Campbell of Salem
were Monday guests of Mr. and
Mrs~ Nels Sipola.
Mrs. Saima Carding and Mrs.
Eino Carson of Woodland, Wash
Mrs. Ila Sehuchardt of McMinn-
ville and Mr. and Mrs. George
Kangas were Sunday guests of
Mrs, Sylvia Taskinen.
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