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PAGE4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE --- DAYTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 197S
For Sale
Electa's Guests- bracket was Scllwood No. 92W.P gave a bi-centennial trib-
with 14 members followed close- ute to "old Glory". Then Sister
Life Of The Party ly by Portland Chapter No. 97 Monnie Hauser, PGM, was escort-
ed to the East with Grand Hon
with 13. Naomi No. 22 brought ors. Committeemembers and
By EARLE COBURN, Publicity10 members and opened the
eve-
Grand
(Reps~
were
introduced
by
One migh call it'a first night- ning with a lovely and meaning- Sister Edna Clow, herself a
er' --at least, another very un- ful "E m b t e m Presentation Grand Rep to Colorado. Many
FOR SALE: Fire wood, $45 cord
in Dayton. Vyrle Owens 864-2756.
36-43p
GOOD BIRD CAGE and stand $6.
Tomatoes, 10c lb. Fresh eggs, 50c
doz. Otis D. Holt, Rt. 1, Box 261,
Dayton, Ore. 40,41p
CITY OF LAFAYETTE is offer-
ing for sale a '72 Plymouth Fury.
The vehicle may be seen at the
Lafayette City Hall. Sealed bids
will be opened at the regular
meeting of the Lafayette City
Council Nov. 4. The city reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids. Bids may be mailed to the
Lafayette City Hall or turned in
to the city recorder. 41-44f
GEESE AND DUCKS for sale.
86@2931. 41,42f
GOOD 3rd cutting alfalfa hay
for sale. 864-3368 or 864-3313.
Miscellaneous
Help Wanted
WOULD LIKE to hire teachers
and teacher aides. Bi-linguai pre-
ferred. Salary. Contact Oregon
Rural Opportunities at 864-2223.
40,41c
Public Notice
JIM'S "Y" STATION and Gro-
cery will be open Wednesdays
but will be clgsed on Sundays.
Open 6 days a week, 7:00 am to
7:30 pro, starting Oct. 15. Ph.
864-3408. 40-43c
PUBLIC NOTICE
A public hearing will be held
before the Planning Commission
of the City of Dayton, Oregon, at
7:30 o'clock p.m. on the 27th ~lay
of October, 1975, at the Dayton
City Hall. The hearing will be to
consider a proposed new subdi-
vision ordinance to which all of
the land within the City of Day-
ton will be subject. All persons
wishing to be heard upon said
proposed ordinance are invited to
be presen at said meeting.
MARTHA KRAKE
City Recorder
Publish Oct. 9, 16, 23, 1975
Unionvale
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and
family of Salem were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dix-
on. Mrs. Ada Corrigan of Salem
accompanied Mr. and M/rs. Dixon
to Kennewick, Wash for a visit
with relatives this week.
ARTS ~ CRAFTS MENIS CLOTHING/SHOES .
T AMERICAN HANDICRAFTS I [ ' LES NEWMAN'S
,"The Friendly Store" ,
| Tole - Macrame - Decoupage,/ Men's Wear, Work Clothing,
| Craft & Artists Supplies / / Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Bail
1 Craft Kits--Free Mini Classes i| Band Boots, Justin Boots
l Mail Orders Accepted| J Endicott, Johnson & Redwing
,BankAmericard, Mastercharge|,Shoes--U.S. Rubber Footwear
~Lancaster Mall 362-7626.1If," COMMERC~L NE 86a-~so,
k]i3.~l'K AM:BRZCARD----M~-STXR C]U, ROll [
BICYCLES NEEDLECRAFT
T
BUSY
[ For Quality & Beauty in /
I] --- Schwinn Bicycles -- l Needlecraft" |
] Sales.Service-Accessories /l* Needlepoint-Crewel-CrochetLatch.Hook Rugs,|
I BankAmericard -- Master 1 complete line of DMC thr~ds|
[ Charge Welcome
~147Commercial SE 363-4516 ,~ Lancestor| BankAmericard-MasterMall Ph. 363-98981Charge[
DRUGGISTS PET SHOPS
West Salem Pharmacy
Gary Bliven, Pharmacist
We Chart Our Prescriptions
For Your Refills, Taz
PIED PIPER PET PALACE
Complete One-Stop Shop For
Pets and Supplies
Animals & Parakeets
BankAmericard-Master Charge
Lancaster Mall Ph. 581-9997
Purposes and Doctors
References
675 Wallace Rd. NW 581-1689
ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR
The Electric Shaver Center--
All Brands -- Factory
Authorized Service For
Remington, Norelco & Ronson
Across from~Ladd & Bush
U.S Bank
335 State St. Ph. 363-5505
TIRES -- APPLIANCES
Master Service Center
GOODYEAR TIRES
Phone 399-2523
General Electric Appliances
365 Commercial NE 399-251|
usual occasion, for when eleven March." They brought t'h'e 'em-
(11) chapter converge on the
host, Electa Chapter No. 29, a lot
of defferent and exciting things
take place. Because there is a
.shortage of nights, many Eastern
Star Chapters meet on the same
night -- in this case, the 2nd and
4th Tuesdays. So it came to pass
that welI over 100 members au-
tographed the .'tally' sheet, who
don't see each other on regular
nights, got together on Sept. 30th,
a 'fifth Tuesday', and what a
party it was.
Chadwick Chapter No. 37, cha-
peroned by Sister Monnie Haus-
er, PGM, brought 17 members
exceeded only in the head count
department by the host chapter,
Electa No. 29. In the runner-up
blems' in and befitting remarks
were made at each star point
with reference to the Biblical
background. A wide variety of
numbers ranging from musical
to comical to ridiculous were in-
ter-woven in~o the evening of fun
'by visiting chapters who were
represented by members from
Barzilla No. 16; Minerva No. 105;
Mt. View No, 125; Orchid No.
153; Picneer No. 28; Sheridan
No. 89, and Tualatin No. 3~.
In the absence of Vi Mattox,
W.M who is recovering from
surgery, Sister Gayle Lee, A.M
presided with the skill of an old
"pro". Following the pledge to
the flag and singing of the Na-
tional An:.hem, Earle Coburn,
Dayton Couple Exchange Wedding Vows
E. Eugene Melton and Kim Marie Drew
Photo by Stewart's
September wedding vows were
exchanged between Kim Marie
Drew and E. Eugene Melton at
the First Christian Church in
McMinnville.
The bride 'is the daughter of
Mrs. Billie Drew Barron of Fres-
no, Calif and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chester
Melton of Dayton, Oregon.
Rev. Charles Knox performed
the double ring ceremony, with
the couple giving each of their
parents a single yellow rose just
before they were united in mar-
.riage and lighted the Wedding
Esther Rice Circle
Sees SI ides of Africa
,The Esther Rice Circle WSWS
of the Evangelical church met at
the home of Mrs. Jane Armstrong
last Thursday evening. Mrs. Dor-
othy Myers was co-hostess. She
showed slides of Mairodi, Africa.
They set up a commitfee for. plan-
ning the Men's Fellowship ban-
quet to be held Nov. 8.
i i Mrs. Margaret Forester, Mrs.
WOMEN'S APPAREL Dorothy Myer and Mrs. Diane
Brewer reported on the Evangel-
ical Women's conference they
had attended recently.
Their project currently is col-
lecting postage stamps for Artic
missions.
Refreshments were served dur-
ing the social hour.
HEALTH FOODS
Unity Candle signifying their
new life as one.
Attending girls wore floor
length gowns of yellow and coral,
complimented w~th yellow *and
coral bouquets for each. The
men's jackets were also coral and
yellow. The bride and groom
were in formal white, with the
bride's bouquet of yellow roses,
mums and daisies. She also wore
a family heirloom cameo neck-
lace.
Both are graduates of Dayton
High School and are making their
first h~me in Dayton.
i LAWSON'S NATURAL FOODST ~,],a,m,z~,t,[~t~q~;~,~;,~*~,~,~,~,~,~,~
,QUEEN SIZES -~
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| S ~k H Green Stamps |
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/ BANKAMERIOARD-MA~irERCHARSE /~ Long Dresses-Lingerie ===
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visiting Worthy Matrons and
Worthy Patrons were introduced
and seated in the East. The en-
vironment being a bit on the
warm side, the host Worthy Pa-
tron set the example by removing
his jacket, a gesture well accept-
ed by visiting brothers and quite
appropriate for a 'fun night'. The
'good of ,the order' was brief and
met the approval of visitors in
the East who normally are ex-
pected to put nice words tog'eth-
er, but this time the Worthy Pa-
tron decided to give them a
night off. The Past Grand Ma-
tron, during the years 33-34.
spoke of her years as leader of
the Order of the Eastern Star and
her visits to Electa Chapter in
years long gone. When Chapter
was closed, there was quite a hur-
ried exit to the cooler dining
area where cold punch, coffee
and tea awaited those addicted
to the habit, plus delicious sand-
wiches and cookies. Good fellow-
ship reigned supreme while
munching the 'goodies' and all
proclaimed this 'fifth Tuesday' a
real success.
Kill Kare Klub Has
Pot Luck Dinner
The Dayton Kill Kare Klub
met last Thursday at the home
of rs. Ruth Reeder. A delicious
pot luck dinner was served at
noon to 12 members and two
guests. The guests were Mrs.
Lena Filer and Will Ditto.
The day was spen tying a quilt
for Mrs. Reeder.
Mrs. Alvina Reu, president,
opened the meeting. Mrs. Dee
Hall, secretary, read the minutes
of the last meeting. The mem-
bers all signed a get well card
to be sent to Mrs. John Nutbrock
who is in a h~spital a.t Gladstone.
Mrs. Josie Jenkins received the
door prize. The remainder of the
afternoon was spent visiting.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Dee Hall and
will he a pot luck dinner.
,**Don C0rnett's
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-6 MONDAY-FRIDAY
26 Years in Same Location
409 Oak St. Dayton
Phone 864-3336
YES WE IT
[] Auto [] Health
[] Fire [] Accident
[] Life [] Liability
[] Bonds [] Compensation
[] Marine
C. WADE MATTOX AGENTS Vl MATTOX
Phone 864-2213 P.O. BOx 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114
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