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Engagement Of Miss
Karen Bansen Told
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bansen
of Rt. 2, Dayton, are announcing
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Karen Anne, to Stephen C.
Lizer, son of the ,Kenneth Lizers
of Rockford, I~llt~ois.
Karen graduated from Dayton
High and is now a senior at
VOLUME 57 THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1970 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 NUMBER 48
By LENA
Mrs. Will,is Berkey from Hub-
bard was a calr]er at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Mariam Krake, on
Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs.
Golda Freshour, who has been
visiting in Dayton returned home
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Finley Of
Eugene are spending a few days
at the home of' his sister, Mrs.
Kenneth Brown and daughter."
Mrs: Minnie McGuche:n who has
been a house guest at the home
of Mrs. Anna Woodward left for
her home in Tigard Satttrday.
Tuesday evening eallers at the
Bud Ca~lahan h~)me WereMr. and
Mrs. Sidney Kauffman from Carl-
ton. Sunday dinner guests in the
Unionvale
Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth Coberly
of Salem were honored with a
50th wedding anniversary recep-
tion, Nov. 22 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Noble on Sunday
afternoon, with about 70 friends
and relatives in attendance. Mrs.
Marion Dixon served the four-
tiered wedding cake, which she
'had baked am2 decorated for her
parents' reception, Mrs. Harlie
Noble of The Dalles poured cof-
fee, Judy Noble of Albany served
punch, and Ml-s. Allen Rothen-
bucher of Monmouth had charge
of the guest book. Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Lashbaugh of
Portland c~me with her .family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Magee ,and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee and
family attended the 50th wed.
di~g anniversary reception for
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Her~gstad of
Silverton, on Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 22. ~r. Herigstad is Mrs. 'L.
W. Magee's brother.
Mr. and Mrs~ Robert Magee and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 3anzen took
the boys of the ChristJRn Service
Brigade, which meets each Wed-
nesday night at the Unionvale
Church to the Missionary Conven-
tion at Aldersgate Park in Turn-
er on Saturday afternoon. Dan
Dixon, Robert Stockhoff, N. O.
Pearse and {lohn Kotka attended
the Convention for breakfast and
early morning activities Saturday.
Basketball -- Dayton Pirates
take on Woodburn here next
Tuesday evening, Dec. 1. They
play Santiam there on Friday,
Dec. 4.
FILER
same home were their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Joh, n Terry and
granddaughter, Gina, from Port-
land and Bud's sister, 4VIr. and
Mrs. Delbert Chastain and two
children from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan ac-
companied their son, Jim Duzan,
to AI, bany, recently where they
were dinner guests of their grand-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Duzan.
They helped their little 3-year-
old great grand daughter 3amie
celebrate her third birthday. She
is the daughter of Jim Duzan.
They also visited another grand-
soni Mr. and Mr~ Larry Duzan
and family, also <)f Albany.
Mrs. Florence Foster and son,
Arthur, from Sandy, spent, last
Saturday with her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. George Waldo at Cor-
vallis. The men went to the Ore-
gon-Oregon State football game.
,Monday evening dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Callahan were Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Swearengin and family.
FAIRVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taskinen
attended a family gathering at
the home of Mr. and ~Ylrs. Victor
Ranieri of Portland for Thanks-
giving.
November 15 guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pa-
jala were Mr. and Mrs. 5on WJd-
mer and family of 'Brush College.
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Wayne Ojua and
family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ojua,
Evening guests were Mr. and ~ iVs.
G. Fancher of Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Veta Stephens attended
the meeting of the Dayton Chap-
t er of the WCTU at the home of
Mrs. Mariam Karke of Dayton,
where Mrs. Elizabeth Newhouse
was honored for her 90th birth-
day.
The Yamhill County Chapter of
the DAR was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Veta Stephens
Wednesday, Nov. 18 with a des-
sert luncheon. Those who enjoyed
the afternoon were Mrs/C. 3.
Bryan, Mrs. Jessie Powell, and
Mrs. L. "S. Shumaker of MoMiTm-
ville, Mrs. George Asher, and
Mrs. C. R. McClintock of Dayton,
and Mrs. Marcetla Rawe of Carl-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ellenberg-
er and Debbie of McsMinnvilIe
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul EUenberger. Mrs. Pat
Grabner of Eugene was a reCent
guest 'at the Ellenberger home.
Thanksgiving Story
Told At Meeting Of
Reading Club Here
By EVELYN BORGEN
The Dayton Reading Club met
at the home of Neva Richards
Friday, Nov. 20. The hostess
served a delicious dessert lunch-
eon to those present.
Our President Neva Richards,
presided over the meeting. It was
reported that three from our club
attended the County Federation
Meeting at Dundee, They were
Muriel Sweeney, Clytie Frink,
and Neva Richards. Muriel gave
an interesting report on that
meeting.
After the business of the meet-
in was finished the meetiag was
turned over to Hazel Trefren,
who had the lesson for the day.
Her lesson was on "Thanksgiving
Through the Years."
Thanksgiving was held in the
earliest days of the Bible. In those
days it was part of their com-
mitment to God to offer the best
of. their harvest to'him in the
church This was followed by a
week of feasting and en~ling with
another day of worship.
Our Thanksgiving of today
grew out of the desire of the Pil-
grims to thank God for their first
successful, harvest. Thanksgiving
was observed after that at d~f-
ferent dates until President ~Lin-
coin proclaimed the ~ Thurs-
day in November be set aside for
Thanksgiving in 1863.
Each member was asked to re-
late something a. little unusua}
for which she was thankful. Each
member was also to write down
something as a .goal .or "El Calyi-
tan" to aspire to in the coming
year. it was a very enjoyable
~esson.
Our next meeting will be at
the home of Muriel Sweeney Dec.
4. Pauline Belts will have the les-
son.
Mrs. Beulah Reed was a guest
of her sister, Dell)Ira Evey of
Olympia, Wash and other rela-
tives for. Thanksgiving week.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Led 0rd
and sons Patrick and Shaw~ of
Portland called on. Mr. and ~Mrs.
N. O. Pearse and Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Noble on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Geisler
were overnight guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Reedy of Amity Sun-
day.
Funeral Services To
Be Held For Mrs.
Omega D. Baker
Funeral services will be held at
10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 27, in the
Chapel of Macy & Son for Omega
D. Baker who passed away in her
Lafayette home Nov. 23. She was
66. Interment will be at Ever-
green ,Memorial Park.
Mrs. Baker, daughter of Virgil
and Hattie Quigley Davis, was
born Dec. 25, ~1903, at Harrisburg,
Ore. She grew up and attended
school in Harrisburg where she
met Chester Baker; and on May
20, 1925 they were married at
~rancouver, W a s h. Following
their marriage they farmed in
Halsey, moving to Lafayette in
1933. Mrs. Baker had been em-
ployed with Northwest Poultry
for severa~ years; her husband
predeceased her in 1959.
She is survived by two sons:
Chester L. Baker, Lafayette; Les.
ter L. Baker of Carlton; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Blanche Williamson of
Lafayette; a brother, Henry Da-
Vis, Dayton; a sister, Mrs. Mona
Mason of Carlton and nine grand-
children.
PTA Open House
And Scrap Art Fair
Well Attended
A good number of parents
came with their children to f he
Grade School last Monday night
for the PTA Open House and
Scrap Art Fair. Following a short
business meeting in the gym, the
1st, 2rid and 3rd graders' parents
Visited their rooms, wh}le the 4th,
5th and 6th graders and their
parents went to the library to see
the Scrap Art Fair. After 20 min-
utes, this was reversed. Some
classes showed what they had
been doing in their rooms; others
sang songs.
Colored picture slides were be-
ing run in the cafeteria so .par-
ents could drop i~ anytime to
view them. They were pictures of
the children in olassrooms, on
the playground, getting Rubella
shots, etc.
Besides being able to visit the
regular classr~ms, our new
Speech Therapist, Mrs. Pat Pierce
and our new Reading Speciai~st,
Mr. Brian Altmiller, ,had their
rooms open for visitation.
At 8:45, refreshments were
served in the cafeteria. The next
PTA meeting will be in February.
Dana College in Blair, Nebraska,
where she is majoring in elemen-
tary education. She is affiliated
with :Kappa Theta Phi sorority,
and was a member of the 1970
Homecoming Court.
Lizer attended Dana College,
where he was a member of ~ap-
pa Chi Lambda fraternity. He is
currently serving in the U. S.
Army, stationed in Vietnam.
No wedding date has been set.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Dayton Pirates
FROSH BASKETBALL
Dec. 10 -- Sheridan Away
Dec. 14---Y-C Away
Dec. 17--Amity Home
Dec. 21~Y-C ~ Home
Jan. 7--Sheridan Home
Jan. ll--Amity . Away
Jan. 14--Y-C Away
Jan. 18---Willamina Home
Jan. 21--Amity Home
Jan. 25--Sherwood ~ Away
Jan. 28~Y-0 Home
Feb. 1 ~ Sherwood ~ Home
Feb. 4--Willamina ~ Away
Feb. 8--.Amity Away
Feb. ll--Sheridan Invitational
Feb. 13--Sheridan Invitational
WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Dec 9--Gervais Away
Dec. ll---Bishop Dagwell Away
Dec. 19 Amity Tourn. Away
Jan. 8 -- Nestucca Away
Jan. 12~Gervais Home
Jan. 15---Sheridan Away
Jan. 22--Sherwood . Home
Jan. 26~Bishop Dagwell Home
Jan. 29~Y-C Home
Feb. 2~Warrenton . Home
Feb. 9---Banks (3:30 p.m.) Away
Feb. 16~Amity Home
Feb. 26~Willamina Away
Mar. 5 & 6--DISTRICT TOUR.
TWIN SINGERS TO APPEAR
AT PIONEER CHURCH
Jeanne Leonard and Joanne
Cook, recording artists, will be
singing, and playing electric gui-
tars at the Dayton Pioneer Evan-
geh'cal Church Sunday night Nov.
29 at 7:30 p.m.
The youthfu'l composer twins
since 1968 have been traveling the
Northwest and have ,been in de-
mand in concerts, youth rallies,
gospel services, banquets and
singspirations.
The public is cordially invited
to hear this respiring "newness"
yet contemporary sound of their
music with a particular appeal to
youth.