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By LIZ WOODS
The Dayton Pirates ended the
season at home in a non-league
penalties in the first half which
nullified~ tw0~ touchdowns.
The Pii~:a~es ~cored'0nce in the
third: quarter when Tim, Fl'eeborn
caught a 24 yd. pass ~ml Loren-
zen. The pass for the PAT failed.
Claskanie scored in the! third
quarter when Jeff Miller~ ran 4
yds. for a TD. The PAT try failed
PAGE 6---THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON
game, Friday, Nov. 2, and explod- on a pass.
ed to a big 49-12 win.
The Pirates started strong scar-
ing 24 points in the first quart-
er. They took the opening kick-off
and drove down the field. Barry
Sullivan ran the last 7 yds. for
a TD. Roger Lorenzen threw to
Tim Freeborn for the PAT. The
next time Dayton got the ball
they ran four plays before Bar-
ry Sullivan ran 11 yds. for an-
other touchdown. Brent Sullivan
ran for the PAT. Clatskanie again
had to surrender the ball and in
one play Dayton had another
score. Charlie DePietro ran 58
yds. for the TD. Barry Sullivan
ran for the extra points.
Dayton had a total of 171 yds.
rushing in the first quarter.
The second quarter was a bit
tougher for the Pirates. They
picked up 93 yds. rushing but
only one TD. Barry Sullivan ran
14 yds. for the score. The pass
for the PAT failed.
The Pirates suffered 80 yds. in
TD. A run for the PAT failed.
Dayton rushed for a total of
356 yds. They threw for 54. Clats-
kanie ran for 120 yds. and passed
for 62 yds.
Dayton ended the year with a
7-2 season.
Airman Slonecker
The Dayton JVs played a lot Assigned To Keesler
of the second half and in the
fourth quarter Bobby Richardson
scored on a 1 yd. quarterback
sneak. Then Scott Coburn tried
his first PAT kick of the year
and made ft.
Then leading 43-6 Coach Sulli-
van decided to have some fun
with his seniors playing their last
game. The only seniors on the
team are Barry Sullivan, Tim Pot-
ter, Bruce Albertson and David
Stanley. The Pirate's backfield
for awhile consisted of Potter,
Albertson and Stanley, a guard,
center and tackle. They each car-
ried the ball and picked up yard-
age. Stanley gained 13 yds. Then
Dayton put David Stanley who
happens to weigh 230 lbs. in at
quarterback. Out of the shotgun
Stanley hit Bobby Richardson for
a 20 yd. touchdown. The run for
the extra points failed.
Clatskanie came back and ran
"back the kick-off 76 yds. with
Phil Mollenhour running for a
THURSDAY, NOVEMBERS, I~3
THE DA YTON TRIBUNE
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Airman Tom J. Slonecker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Slo-
necker of Rt. 1, Newberg, has
been assigned to Keesler AFB,
Miss after con~pleting Air Force
basic training.
During his six weeks at the
Air Training Command's Lack-
land AFB, Texas, he studied the
Air Force mission, organization
and customs and received spe-
cial instruction in human rela-
moult
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
4th & Oak, Dayton
A Growing, Going, God Glaring
Church
SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY .o.s H.D. Dunlap, PastorPh.~4-3502
The airman has been assigned Sunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School
d yCLo":"" Guide to the Technical Training Center Classes for all ages.
at Keesler for specialized train- Sunday 11 a.m. Morning Worship
ing in communications-electronics and Children's Church.
BICYCLES MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES systems." Sunday 6-p.m. Choir Practice
i ; " Airman Slonecke.gr is a 1973 Sunday 7 p.m. Evangelistic Serv-
SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP f LES NEWMAN'S "~ graduate of Newber High School.
/ Men's Wear, Work Clothing, /
--- Schwinn Bicycles --- / / "The Friendly Store" 1 ice .
/ Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball / Jehovah's W,tnesses Tuesday 12:30 p.m. Women's Mis-
Sales-Service-Accessories 1 / Band Boots, Justain Boots l sionary Council.
BankAmericard -- Master,] Endicott. Johnson & Redwing [ To Have Program Wednesday, 7 p.m. Family Night
J Charge Welcome,/ Shoes--U.S. Rubber Footwear/ consisting, of Bible Study for
147 Commercial SE363-451~ L179 Commercial NE 363-5508/I "Act Wisely As The End DrawsAdults over 25 yrs. Christ Am-
CARDS & GIFTS MONUMENTS Near" will be the appeal made bassadors for ages 13-25. Royal
~,~[iM,~,E,f,FcrErrr~rHHT~EHHtr~HJ~H~I,~,V~ by the District representative of Rangers for boys 5-12. Mission-
-==: ==,== - Jehovah's Witnesses when he ad- ettes for girls 5-12.
:l-he Byrd Nest ~ CAPITAL MONUMENTS -~dresses an expected crowd of 1,- 1st Saturday each month 6:30.
-~ The Desch s ---=
Annex to House of Cards ~ representing the 5th 200 ministers at the Dallas, Ore Youth fellowship time.
Decorator Candles- Unique -=== generation serving you - High School Nov. 24 and 25. The
Imported Gifts for Every ~ personally ~ entire two-day program will Cen- A warm welcome is extended
Occasion- Exclusive But Not -~ 140 Hoyt St. S Phone- ter on the theme, "Keep Close In to all
Expensive ~Salem, Ore. 97302 363.6887~Mind Jehovah's Day." The pur- UNIONVALE COMMUNITY
Salem Plaza Ph, 585-6668 ~,~,~,=],~,~,=~=,~,~H~I~I~IJII,~,~I,~ pose of the program, beginning CHURCH
MUSIC DEALERS ~ 9:00 a.n~ Saturday is for training Pastor. Rev. Charles R. Ludwig
FARM WELDING " ~,~,I,~,~=,[,=H~,~T~=H~=~=~,~,~ in ministerial activities while lat- SUNDAY SERVICES:
I METAL-FAB,-=-- WILLS MUSIC STORE -=
- Band & Orchestra Instruments ~ er in the day attention will focus 10:00 ~---Morning Worship ~er-
I Stainless Steel Spray & I - SMes & Rentals ~ on the purpose and usefulness
1 Fertilizer Tanks 1 -~ Baldwin Pianos & Organs ' ~ of the youth, vice
I GAS & OIL TANKS I ~ Records --- Sheet Music ~ Forest J. Smith, presiding min- 11:00 am---Sunday School
I Hitchee~Auxiliery Gas Tanksl - -- Guitars & Amplifiers -- ~ ister for the Dayton-McMinnville 6:30 pm--C~spel Vespers
I for Pickups 1
432 State St. Ph. 364.6757-Witnesses, stated that Fred Harsh- 7:30 pm--Evening Service
|4195 Silverton Rd. NE 362-55411~ S&H Green Stamps -
%"""""m~""""~m~"~"~""~"~"~"~"r~""# man and Lee Adams, associate
HEALTH FOODS SHOES ministers, were assigned parts on PIONEER EVANGELICAL
LAWSON'S NATURAL FOODS'~ j
TWO STORES TO SEiiVE YOU l ARBUCKLE'S SHOES i .
Largo 8olootion of Health Food Items [
I
S & H Green Stamps 1 / Naturalizers ~ Life Stride /
BANKAMERICARO.MASTERCNARG,I Cobblers 1 Weyenberg |
471 Court Downtown 363.8229 J / Daniel Green ~ Keds /
Air Cond. Lancaster MallIl Free Store-Side Parking /
Ph. 363.0302 / L nter ;,t High Ph. 363.6555J
MEN'S CLOTHING TIRE-~ APPLIANCES
I Cente ~r a! High
IRES - A )PLIJ
I Master Service Center
"~ CLOTHES I GOODYEAR TIRES |
General Electric Appliances |
FORMEN I S. H STA S /
~198 Liberty NE Ph. 585.72004; L365 Commercial N.E. 363-9104 I
/
When Shopping
Salem - Say You Saw
It In The Tribune
the assembly program. Harshman,
with a small group will summar-
ize the Watchtower, while Adams
will explain the "Israel of God."
One of the main features will
be Sunday when W. H. Green dis-
cusses Dedication and Baptism
followed by the immersion of an
estimated 20 ministerial candi-
dates. His first remm'ks to the
assembly group will center on the
question, "Who Will Stand Be-
fore the Son of Man?"
DAYTON STUDENT RECEIVES
JUNIOR HONORS AT OSU
Yvonne Louise McManimie of
Dayton, majoring in home econo-
mics, was one of 195 Oregon
State University juniors recog-
nized for outstanding scholastic
achievement. Junior Honors are
conferred at OSU on students
who have completed their sopho-
more year with grade point av-
erages of B plus or better.
CHURCH
Dayton, Oregon
Phone 864-3338
9:45 a.m.--Sunday School
11:00 a.m.---Morning Worship
7:00 p.m--Evening Worship
7:50 pn~---Youth FeLlowship, Ad-
ult Fellowship
WEDNESDAY: 7:00 pm -- Choir
Rehearsa,1. 8:00 pm--Prayer and
Bible Hour
1st MONDAY: 8:00 pm -- EUB
Men's Meeting
1st THURSDAY: 7:30 pm -- Es-
ther RJce Circle
2nd FRIDAY: 1:30 pm -- Ramona
Circle
LAST WEDNESDAY: 6:30 pm --
Family Night
tst WEDNESDAY: 9:00 pm --- Ad-
ministrative Council
2nd THURSDAY: 7:30 pm--Boaxd
of Trustees
LAST THURSDAY: 7:30 pm --
Sunday School Board
WIG SALONS
LINDA KAY'S
WORLD OF WIGS
Lancaster Mall 363-0441
LARGEST INVE~TOR~ I~ TB~
WILLAMETTE VALLEY 1 COMPLRT~
LIE'E ~]~" SYNT]i~ETIC ~ ~,rIGS
HAIRPI]~CES -- A~L Co~o~s
PROF- STYLISTS 1 BAC 8 MC
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Dayton, Oregon
Phone 864-2474
Walter H. Wagner, Pastor
9:45 am--Sunday School for all
ages
11:00 am Morning Worship
6:30 pro--The Baptist Youth Fel-
lowship
7:30 pm--Even!ng Worship of ser-
mon and song
2nd Tuesday evening ~ Sunday
School teachers meeting.
WEDNESDAY---3:30 pro. Junior
choir. 7:30 pro--The hour of
power Bible Study and Prayer
2nd Thursday -- Maranatha So-
ciety meets ,'
1st Thursday, family night and
fellowship
DAYTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Gerald Carter, Pastor
Phone 864-8529
"The Church of the Chime~"
9:40 am--Teachers Prayer Meet-
ing
9:45 am--B~ble SchooL Class for
all ages
11:00 am--Worship Service
Nursery Provided for small clfll-
dren.
7:00 pm---Sunday evening services
WEDNESDAY----8:00 pm. Adult
Choir Rehearsal. 7:00 pm~Bi-
ble Study and Prayer Service,
Weekly Meetings.
lot TUESDAY--7:30 pm---(~urch
Board Meeting
2rid THURSDAY---2:00 pm----Chrls-
tian Women's Fellow~dp
HOPEWELL SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Harold E. Kurtz, Pastor
Ph. 625-7498 Sherwood
Sabbath Services---Saturday
9:3~bbath School
ll:00---Worship Service
Wednesday 7:30--Prayer Meeting
7:30 p.m.--Women's Guild Meet-
ing
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Lafayette, Oregon
9:45 a.m.---Sunday School
11:00 a.m.--Church Service
6:45 pm Young People's Group~
7:30--Evening Bible Hour
WEDNESDAY--7:30 pm Prayer
HOPEWELL COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Pastor, Rev. Charles R. Ludwig
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 am---Sunday School
11:10 am--Worship Service