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By ORVAL COFFE
(Continued from Last Week)
Mrs. Rose Martin spent the
week at Canby with her daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Totem
and their five sons.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tracy were
visited for a couple of days by
Mr. and ~Mrs. Irsel Chapman of
Springfield.
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Higgins were surprised 'by a
visit from Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Reardon from Pismo Beach,
Calif who spent four days with
them. Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Coulson from Carlton and
Mr. and Mrs. James K~nslow and
their three children from Dayton
called.
-Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and
family and accompanied by ~ Ir.
and-Mrs. Rod Coller from Am-
ity drove over to the beach at
Pacific City.
At 6:25 p.m. Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Anderson of
McMinnville became the parents
of Jeff Lewis Anderson weighing
9 lbs oz. He was 20 inches
long and joins a brother and two
sisters. Maternal grandparents
are FAward and Elsie. Waiters;
paternal are Leonard and Pearl
Anderson, both from Prineville.
The great grandmother is Mrs.
August Anderson in Spokane,
Wash. Anderson is the nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Coffey.
Sunday Rex Anderson and his
brother, Gene Anderson, from
Hilisboro got a Spike Elk in East-
ern Oregon.
Mrs. Ollie Johnson is being vis-
ited by her grandson, Danny
Ham]in.
~Ir. and Mrs. Everett Wise and
Neff were visited Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Treber fror0 Port-
land. Nell won a prize for the
most unusual costume at the Bap-
tist Church Halloween party. He
dressed as Clyde of "Bonnie and
Clyde" fame from the 30's.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lee
I Swaggart were visited by her
aunt, Mrs. Vanna Bryan from
Olympia, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Maunu
and Lori had Tuesday overnight
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Makai
from Kettle River, ~Ilnn. Wed-
nesday they drove to Sweet Home
to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Makai.
J. E. Niccolis accompanied-by
his son-in-law, Harold Morgan,
Steve Edwards of Dayton and
!Jim Schultz, a teacher from Ger-
vais, went elk hunting with no
success in theElkton area and
ran into snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blouin
received a phone call from their
i son, Donald Blouin in San Jose,
Calif. He had been ill.
[J S E D P [ P E I Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bonneville
,- I visited their niece, Mrs. Joyce
& F I T T [ N G ['Eastman and her six children in
J Oregon City.
~" to 6" Diameter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter were
~" 6c [ 1~" 23cl visited by :Mr. and Mrs. ~arry
" 10c [2" 30cIDeprigh and their two children
1" 10c [2" 30c from California Friday. Sunday
I 47,-f,Mrs Francis Thomas of Hills-
I ~ I 3 45c I "
bore and Mrs Mabel Thomas
Acoustical Ceiling Tile 10c sq. ft. I "
from Beaverton called Mrs Ruth
Fluorescnt Lites, 4-ft. w/tbs $7.50 ] "
Walker called on Wednesday
Storage cabinets and shelving i
Formica Top Receiving Counters Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Bricks, 3 e uncleaned; 6 c clnd
Wash Basins w/fxtres $5 to $7.50
Toilets complete $12.00 up
Water Pumps from $35.00 up l
Hot Water Heaters $10.00 up l
3x12 Planks & Timbers $50.00 ~ I
No. 2 Dimen. Lmhr $40 to $55 M
lx6 T&G and Shiplap $40-$55 M I
Drs w/Hardware & Frame $4 up
Plate Glass View Wndws 80c sq ft
Window Sash, Many sizes 80c up
NEW BLDG, SUPPLIES
Hrdbrd Panels, 4x8x3~'' $1.66 sht
Chipboard Pnls, 4x8xS/~" $2.25 sht
15-1b. Bldg. Felt $2.40 roll
Roll Roofing 45-1b 65-1b 90-lb.
Black Drain Tile 24" lengths
2" Dia. 5c ft.~3" 8c ft.--4" 10c ft.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1970
bell-was-brought around the horn
in a ship in 1859. They hold these
special services every Nov. 1.
Saturday Mrs. Bill Nissen at-
tended a Dist. 8 Veterans aux.
meeting in T~gard while Mr. Nis-
sen went on to see his son, Peter
Nissen in the hospital. Sunday
evening her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Eggleston of Portland called
on their way to pick up some
walnuts.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Jones
have both returned to their home
in McMinnville from the hospital.
They are former residents of Min-
eral Springs Road.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Pit-
man were visited by Mrs. Floyd
Mock, John Mock and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Baur and Mr. and
Mrs. George Anderson to wish
Mrs. Pitman happy birtltday on
her 80th birthday Nov. 2. Mrs.
Lloyd Langley was luncheon
guest of her aunt on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Plugge's
daughter, Norma Silveria of Ben-
ecia, Calif arrived here Monday
morning for a complete rest.
A former resident of Lafayette
Mrs. Jack Arb of Portland visited
old friends and relatives here
Sunday. She called on Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Presser, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Vanlandingham.
Wednesday Mr. *and ~Irs. Vern
Presser drove up on the North
Santiam River with their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Presser to see
his new summer home right on
the bank of the river.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Miller's
grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Larry I)e-
Pue and Kelly and .Larry Jr. of
Oroville, Calif spent a week with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Clemens
were visited by their son, Mr. and
tMrs. Royce Clemens and Jeffery
from Seattle, Wash over the
weekend.
Thursday Louise Churchly, Lil-
lie Tattem, Alto Grow and Myrtle
Whipple of MeMi~nville drove
down to Pacific City and home
thru Neskowin and Otis Junctiom
Mrs. Docia Moore and Mrs.
Mrs. Hopper and Uda Underhill
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Martin in Salem and called
on Mrs. Inez Petit. Mrs. Hopper
ter, Mrs. Cecil Brown attended 30 people were gathered at the
services at the Spring Valley Pathfinder Room in the Seventh-
Church in Zena. They held their
annual Thanksgiving Praise ser-
vices. There is a perpetual fund
an i
to keep up the cemetery of m y
old pioneer families. The churchi
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Day Adventist Church in Port-
land and served cake and hot
cider.
Mrs. Elmer Sohrweid and her
sister, Mrs. Bill Vaughn and a
friend from Cloverdale had lunch
in Portland on Thursday. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Sohrweid were vis-
ited by his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sohrweid from Dayton.
Saturday Mr. and ~ Irs. Levi
Scott c~led from Locks Road and
the Elmer Sohrweid's grandson
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Benome and
kbaby HeidL Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Young of Yamhill
called. Mrs. Tony Bonome and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready and
two children of Gaston called in
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hance
were visited over the weekend by
Helen Robertson from Yreka,
Calif and Doug Burr from Hous-
ton, Texas, and Mr. and ~Mrs.
Steve Reddick from Longview,
Wash.
This Week
Mrs. Gilbert Trever's niece, Ar-
dis Trever of Mountain, Wisc
who was badly cut when she
went thru the windshield of the
car, is recovering now from her
operation but has two more sche-
duled in the future.
THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON ~ PAGE 5
Mrs. Ethel Scoggan attended
the wedding Saturday, Nov. 7 in
the Trinity Lutheran Church in
McMinnvi~le ,between Diane Scog-
gan and Randolph Shipman of
Amity. They will live in Seattle,
Wash.
According to the State Police
investigation, Margaret M a r y
Norris, 7th St. Extension, and
l~osie Jane Coburn, Monroe ~t,
collided 9:45 Nov. 3. Mrs. Coburn
was driving out of the driveway
when she was struck by Mrs.
Norris. ~Vfrs. Coburn was issued a
citation.
Ralph Sartaln is in the New-
berg Convalescent home. He is
walking now with help and can
have visitors.
Eveertt Pruitt was stricken
with a heart attack Sunday and
is in Physicians & Surgeons in
McMirmville.
MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
IN LAFAYETTE TRAILER FIRE
A former Lafayette man was
charged with arson Sunday after
being arrested in Waltsburg,
Wash after a lengthy investiga-
tion by local state police and the
state arson squad.
Robert Ray Baatz, 34, is
charged in connection with a
house trailer fire in Lafayette
about one year ago. He is being
held in the county jail in lieu of
$5000 ball.
Dayton Residents
Named To Committee
LINFIELD CODLEGE, Mc-
Minnville --- Lee Vasquez and
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Galaviz, all
of Dayton, are merr~bers of two
new committees formed for the
Upward Bound program at Lin-
field Co]lege.
Vasquez is a member of the
community resource committee,
and Mr. and Mrs. Galaviz are
members of the parent advisory~
committee.
Upward Bound is a pre-college
preparatory program designed to
generate the skills and motiva-
tions necessary for success in ed-
ucation beyond high school among
young people from low-income
backgrounds and inadequate sec-
ondary school preparation.
Linfield started this program
with 30 students last summer.
The community involvement
committee has various functions
in involving the community more
with the Upward Bound Program
and in examining solutions to
problems confronting the students
and their families.
The parent advisory committee
may assist in developing of the
program and offer various sug-
gestions. The members are also
to assist in expanding of the in-
fluence of Upward Bound into
other community functions and
institutes.
Rain can make driving more
risky than snow. The changes
that occur during snow are ap-
parent to most drivers, but the
hazards of rain, such as reduced
visibility and traction, are not
generally ~:ecognized as danger-
ous.
RE-COUNT CHANGES RESULT
OF LAFAYETTE VOTING
A re-count of the ballots cast
for city council posts in the Nov.
3 election in Lafayette placed
two women on the council for
four-year terms.
Peggy Wise and Edwina Meit-
zen will take office in January.
The re-count was held by the
local election board Thursday
night, Nov. 5 after a canvass of
the votes required by law dis-
:closed a variance in the tallies.
Final results showed Mrs. Wise
receiving 105 votes, Mrs. Meit~a
78; C. W. McCracken 77, E. M.
Harris 75; Don Jensen 70; How-
ard Raymond 65. Incumbent Rob-
eft Vaught received 169 votes for
the mayor's post.
DAYTON SCHOOLS
M~nday, November 16
I-~igh School: Vocational Advis-
ory Committee Meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Library.
Grade School: Open House PTA
Gym, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 17 --
High School: Senior Gr. Level
Meeting 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Novem'ber 18 --
Grade School: Grandparents
Day.
Thursday, November 19 --
High School: Voile:~ball Girls
Party, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, November 20 --
High School: Awards Assembly.
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