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PAGE 8 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1970
Kienle Music IThe Village Squarei
Company "Mildred Maulding---Owner"
The Village Square is located at
"Ed Kienle, Sr. r:" Owner"
The Kienle Music Company is
located at 228 Third in McMinn-
~ ille; Phone 472-7726. They fea-
ture only high quality musical in-
struments and nationally known
W~RLITZER pianos and organs,
which have been endorsed by
the leading musical authorities
of the country.
Kienle Music Company also
features the full line of famous
S~YLVANIA television and stereo
equipment. A very complete rec-
ord section makes Kienle Music
Company the record center for
this area.
It is very difficult for the un-
initiated these days to select a
musical instrument and get fulJ
value for their money unless they
are dealing with someone in
whom they have confidence. For
this reason there is a general
satisfaction i'n doing business with
Kienle Music Company.
During the time they have been
in business they have merited a
reputation for their fair and
straight forward dealings. This
insures the customers of getting
a quality musical instrument and
their policy of one price and easy
payments insures you full value
for your money.
It is with great pleasure that
the authors of this 1970 Town
and Country Review recommend
the Kienle Music Company for
all of your music needs.
(Advertisement)
Reeder's Time Shop
"Vernon Reeder -- Owner"
Reeder's Time Shop is located
at 620 Linfield Avenue in Mc-
MinnviUe, phone 472-203~L
The finest in Watch, Clock, and
Jewelry repair is featured at this
shop. Here at this fine shop you
will find expert service that fea-
tures true craftsmen in this par-
ticular trade.
He can be trusted to handle
the most valued of Antique
Clocks and Watches and you are
assured of the most exacting
workmanship when you entrust
your prized Clocks, Watches, or
JewElry to this firm.
Remember, this service, of-
fered to the people of this area,
is a one-of-a-kind PROFESSION
which cannot be matched or
found in many Other places. This
is his own specialty work and he
is so~}ght for this service by peo-
ple who want the very best
workmanship possible on their
treasured articles.
We, the editors, of this 1970
Town and country Review, rec-
ommend Reeder's Time Shop to
alI of our many readers for all
your Watch, Jewelry, and Clock
repair. If you have need of his
service, or have a friend who
should know of this service, we
suggest that you call upon this
firm to have the job done right.
(Advertisement)
I
411 Third in MeMinnville, phone
472-T307. Here they feature the
latest styles in modern dress de-
sign. They carry a complete line
of ladies ready-to-wear suitable
for the college girl, business wo~
man, or housewife. This shop ca-
ters to the discriminating woman.
They have kept right in step with
the tastes of the women in this
section, and carry some of the
finest brand names in women's
apparel.
tn this shop you can find just
the right accessories to complete
your new outfit. Also they can
show you an array of sport
clothes, play suits, slacks, skirts
and blouses you will like. De-
pend upon them to furnish the
cothes you will need. Whether it
is a coat, suit, bag or dress, this
is the shop where you always
will find an exciting Selection.
If you have not visited the ~v-zl-
lage Square you are cordially in-
vited to do so.
The editors of this 1970 Review
make it our pleasure to recom-
mend this fine store to all our
readers.
(Advertisement)
Our House of
Ceramics
"Melvin and Margarette Forell--
Owners"
Enjoy making useful and beau-
tiful ceramic items, stoneware,
vases, pitchers, and other items
by taking classes, and using the
facilities of Our House of Ceram-
ics at 217 Baker, in MdMinnville.
Telephone 472-6066 and arrange
to take lessons here. You'll enjoy
this fascinating 'hobby that helps
you create beautiful ceramic it
eros. They also have available all
the supplies and equipment nec-
essary to this hobby line and
have added a gift boutique in
their shop as well as a new gift
boutique also at the Dayton
Boothe and Lounge on Highway
99W.
Ceramic objects are made from
clay that is given its shape when
it is soft and wet. The clay is
placed in, special furnaces called
"kilns." The heating process or
"firing" may ,be completed at .a
temperature up to and includin~
2,300 degrees Fahrenheit. The
clay then becomes stonelike and
cannot be dissolved in water.
You'll find ceramic making an
intriguing hobby when you take
advantage of the facilities and
services of Our House of Ceram-
ics.
, This 1970 Town and Country
Review, and its editors, suggests
that you contact this firm and
learn more about the ceramic
hobby line.
(Advertioement)
On a long trip, tune to radio
stations 100 to 200 miles ahead in
order to obtain current-road and
weather .information.
Have Zooming Costs Out-Paced
Your Insurances?
DON'T GUESS . . FIND OUT
C. WADE MATTOX
VI MATTOX
Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114
Dairy Queen
Di-ive-In
"Norman and Clairemae Gusinde
Owners"
Good food and fast service is
the byword of the Dairy Queen
Drive In located at ~2th and Bak-
er in McMinnville phone 472-6320.
As many people in this area
have found, there is no better
drive-in than this one.
On their menu you will find
taste tempting hamburgers and
sandwiches, french fries, all types
of cold drinks, and some of the
~best frozen desserts you've ever
tasted, and all prepared in the
most sanitary conditions with
modern equipment.
The management of this drive-
in has made it a point to hire
employees who are courteous and
who will give you fast service.
The compilers of this 1970
Town and Country Review sug-
gest to our readers that the next
time they are in town, they stop
in at the Dairy Queen Drive In
for a tasty filling meal at little
cost. We compliment them for
their reputation of quality food
and friendly service.
(Advertisement)
KMCM Radio
"Norm Aldred --- Manager"
Radio Station KMCM, 1260 on
your dial, on Lafayette Ave in
McMinnville, phone 472-21ffl, is
giving the people the best of mu-
sic and entertainment from local
and national sources. They fea-
ture a commercial and education-
al broadcasting service in an in-
telligent arid dignified manner.
Wise advertisers consult this
radio station knowing that their
products will be brought to the
attention of a wide and diversified
a u d i e n c e. Their advertising
doesn't cost it pays.
The entire staff here is of the
highest caliber in both national
and local radio work. Everyone is
thoroughly professional and ex-
perienced in every respect. That
is why it is such a pleasure to al-
ways listen to this station.
The editors of this ,1970 Town
and Country Review recommend
you always have your dial set for
Station KMCM, 1260 on your
dial, you'll enjoy every minute.
(Advertisement)
John's Electric
"John Finn --- Owner"
John's Electric located in back
of Farmers Co-Op on Highway 99
on Route 2, in McMinnville is
equipped to render you a com-
plete new and used electric mot-
or, and pump service.
This concern's knowledge of
electric motor and pump repair
work was received in the vast but
greatly specialized school of ex-
perience and personal contact
with the public. When you have
electric motor repair work to be
done, you can rest assured that
it will receive the attention of
qualified personnel and the ~best
service when taken to this firm.
They use only the best in quality
materials. So from a standpoint
of thoroughness, the policies of
this reliable company are the best
possible to be secured.
Seldom in the way of an elec-
trical motor will they be too
large for their expert service.
It is with great pleasure that
we, the writers of this 1970 Re-
view call your attention to this
vrogressive concern, and suggest
that you make this your head-
quarters for pump or electric
motor work.
(Advertisement)
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO
HEAR DR. DAVID LESHANA
Dr. David LeShana, President
of George Fox College, will be
the featured speaker at the No-
vember meeting of .Yamhill Co.
Republican Women's Club on Fri-
day, Nov. 13 at Bowman's Res-
taurant, Newberg.
Sentinel
Bookkeeping
"Richard Bannister- Owner"
An efficient b.ookkeeping and
tax service is an essential busi-
ness in a commUnity. The SEN-
TINEL BOOKKEEPING at ~315
Evans in MdMinnville, phone 472-
7549 offers bookkeeping and tax
work for merchants in this area.
To properly direct a business,
the manager or owner should
keep his mind free from details
in order that he may introduce
new and better methods into the
business. As the directing head,
it is his duty to guide the busi-
ness upward, and over the rocks
and pitfalls that are so prevalent,
particularly at this time. Quite
obviously, no business executive
cangive his entire attention to
the expansion of the business if
he has loaded himself with the
mechanics of keeping his own
books.
The editors of this 1970 Town
and Country Review suggest to
our readers that they let a ~ook-
keeper handle their bookkeeping
needs. In this area the one to
call is the well known SE1N-2~-
N~L BOOKKEEPING.
(Advertisement)
Dr. LeShana, who is listed as
one of the outstanding educators
of America, will speak at the
lunch hour on Political Science
at George Fox.
The public is invited to both
the 11 a.m. business hour, and
the 12 p.m. program. An added
item of interest during the busi-
ness hour, will be an informal
talk by Dorothy LeFevre on her
recent trip to Alaska.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Chas. Carr, phone
868-75~9.
GARDENING COURSE TO BE
GIVEN AT DAYTON SCHOOL
The Dayton School District is
sponsoring a class in gardening
and horticulture for the patrons
of the Day, on School District. The
class will be offered on Thursday
night, in the shop class, beginning
Nov. 5 from .7:30 to 9:30. Bruce
Bolden will be the instructor and
there will be no charge for the
course. The class will mainly con-
sider how to successfully grow
flower and vegetaJble gardens.
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