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DAYTON, OREGON 97114 VOLUME'64 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1978 NUMBER 48 IJ ..... • "  a ' ,  ,  a " .; f ... ' Kill Kare Klub Members Make Gift Mrs. Lena Filer was hostess for the Kill Kare Klub Thursday, Nov. 16. They had their usual bountiful pot luck dinner at noon. The table and rooms were decorated in the Thanksgiving theme. Mrs. Ruth Reeder gave grace in the sign lan- guage. There were 11 to enjoy the dinner, nine members and two guests. The guests were Mrs. Filer's daughters, Mrs. Bernard Lippens from Chamberlain, So. Oak., and Charlotte Filer who was still on vacation from Pacific Uni- versity but went back to work Friday. Mrs. Alvina Reu, president, had charge of the business meeting. The quilt they finished at the last meeting is for sale at Putts Market. Mrs. Dee Hall read the minutes of the last meeting and gave" the treasurer's report. Members that are making lap robes for the rest homes in Mc- Minnville are to turn them in at the December meeting. The club de- cided not to exchange gifts this year but each member is to give $1.00 to be put in the treasury for further use. Mrs. Ruth Reeder received the door prize. The members all en- joyed looking at Mrs. Flier's beau- tiful quilts. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hilma Garrett and the local scene Mrs. Bernard Lippens returned Saturday to her home in Chamber- lain, So. Dakota, after visiting two weeks at the home of her mother and sister, Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte. The Fliers took her to the Portland airport Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer Jr. and son Michael were Sunday dinner guests at the home of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer. A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall was an old friend of many years, Earl Strauser, from Riverside, Calif. From here he went to see a granddaughter, then will be back to visit more at the Hall home. Miss Charlotte Filer attended a dinner party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Elam Anderson in McMinnville. The party was in honor of Miss Edythe Gunderman of Florida, a former McMinnville resident. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Galer from Eugene were recent callers at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer. Lap Robes will be the second Thursday in December instead of the third so as not to conflict with Christmas. BILL MOELLER AS MARK TWAIN Regional Library Service Offers Many Free Items Besides Books Library services have been ex- panded over the last few years and the Chemeketa Cooperative Re- gional Library Service now offers records, magazines, maps, movies, sheet music, art, photographs for loan, and over 300,000 books, all free of special charges. The CCRLS is a cooperative system among 17 public libraries in Marion and Polk Counties, most of Yamhill County, including Dayton and Lafayette, and a small portion of northern Linn County, the Che- meketa Community Library, and the Oregon State Library. The purpose of the CCRLS is to provide library service for those district residents who would other- wise not have access to public library service, and to provide improved public library service for those district resident who do. Among the CCRLS services of- fered free of charge are: Universal Borrowing Privileges Everyone in the district may ob- tain a public library card free of charge. You may use your public library card at any of the 17 public libraries in the district, the Cbe- meketa Community College Library and the CCRLS Bookmobile. This means you may draw on the area's entire library resources of books, records, films, magazines, and other items, as well as from a col- lection of over 300,000 books. Books and materials may be re- quested from other libraries through your nearest public li- brary. Requested materials are de- livered by courier to your nearest public library. If you like, you may go to any of the libraries yourself and use your library card to check out books and materials. Bookmobile A "library on wheels" which travels to 30 locations throughout the CCRLS district, including La- fayette. There are over 2000 titles to choose from and shelves are fre- quently restocked so that patrons always have a "fresh stock" to choose from. Books not available on the Bookmobile will be sought upon request. Your public library card can be used on the Bookmobile. If you don't have one, applications for them are available on the Book- mobile. Books.by.Mall This is a mail order library service for residents of rural areas and cities without tax-supported libraries. Two or three times a year, catalogs listing about 300 books each are mailed to the homes of those who qualify. Books cover wide variety of subjects to suit all interests. Information Service If you ever have a question and are having trouble finding an ans- wer, the reference people at your public library will help you find the answer. Questions may be on any subject: Jogging, Sex, Cooking, Travel. Questions that can't be answered at your local library will be forwarded to Salem, where the regional libraries full time refer- ence librarian will research it for you. Answers are sent by courier to your nearest library. Film Series During the summer months, the Chemeketa Cooperative Regional Library Service provides ten full length feature films. Titles such as Jungle Book, Music Mn and Charlle Brown are generally chil- dren's films, but are enjoyed by people of all ages. Everyone is invited to watch and enjoy the films which are shown at more than ten public libraries and several other locations throughout the summer. Courier Service The CCRLS operates a Courier so that the books and materials you request are delivered promptly for you to your nearest public library. With the Courier, you may return books and materials from any of the public libraries, the Oregon State Library, Chemeketa Community College, and the CCRLS Bookmo- bile to your nearest public library. 'Mark Twain' On Stage At Gallery Mark Twain will be visiting McMinnville on Tuesday, Dec. 5. In a performance based on the work of the humorist and author, Bil Moeller will appear at the McMinnville Gallery Theater, 210 Ford St., at 8 pro. The event is one of a series of "Evenings with Mark Twain" sponsored by the Associated Stu- dents of Chemeketa Community College in five communities in the college district. During the show, Moeller will attempt to become Mark Twain -- complete with a white suit, makeup and a wig -- for his audience. Moeller's presentations include whimsical recollections of the youthful antics of the famous au- thor known as Mark Twain, whose real name was Samuel Clemens. The show ranges to hilarious dis- cu.sions on the benefits of plea- surable pastimes and devastating blasts at hypocrisy. A former radio broadcaster in western Washington, Moeller now earns his living by personifying Mark Twain. He has appeared throughout the Northwest at thea- ters as well as at colleges and universities. Tickets for the McMinnville per- formance are available in advance at the McMinnville Chemeketa Center, 711 E. 1Sth St. They will also be available at the door. Tickets are $I for adults, and $.50 for children under 12.