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-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1970
(Continued from Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. John Andemon
were visited by their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Park
family from Riverside, Calif. An-
dersons had Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker and
her mother, Mr& Lucille Myt0ra
Friday they drove to Eugene and
stayed all night with their son.
Mr. and ~ Homer Anderson
and ~arnlly. They ~11 gathered at
the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Pessman in
Pleasant Hill for Saturday dinner.
There were 21 people present
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Louden
spent Thanksgiving in Dayton a~
the home of their son, Mr. and
Mrs. "virgil Louden and fan~y.
There were about 35 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCell's
Thanksgiving guests were Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy Taylor and fam-
ily from ~V~cMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaught
and family were Thanksgiving
guests at the home of her sister,
`Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams and
family ill Amity.
Over theThanksgiving week-
end, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil ~m-
son stayed with her sister, 1W r.
and ,Mrs. Harold Goble and son,
Andy in Morton, WaSh.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vanlanding-
ham had Thanksgiving with his
mother, Mrs. Elsie Vanlanding-
ham in Portland.
Mr. and `Mrs. Andy Tucker's
Thanksgiving guests were their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tucker and
baby Amy from Newberg.
dV/~. and Mrs. Tom Rot~ and
family had Thanksgiving here
with their family from Salem.
Sunday they drove to Portland
Coliseum to see Bobbi Gentry.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rausch's
Thanksgiving guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George Dillus from
Newberg. After dinner they
played pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shultz
had Thanksgiving in McMinnville
at the home of their granddaugl~-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. David Lane and
baby ,Mi~ael. Also present were
their daughter, Mrs. Glen Sam-
ple and son, David, from Rose-
burg who stayed with them until
Saturday.
Wednesday Mrs. Agnes Merrill's[
sister-in-law, Mrs. Marion JansenI
rode the bus down from Seattle, [
Wash to Portland and Mrs. Mer-
ril] and Merlin drove in to get
her. They all were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Coffey, Orval Cof-
fay and Bi~ll Vmmice for Thanks-
giving. Saturday ,Mrs. ,Merrill and
Mrs. Jansen visited antique stores
and Stmday they drove to Forest
Grove to visit `Mr. and Mr~ John
Cowger and Mrs. Nettie Jensem
Monday evening Mr. and Mr~
Coffey, Orval and Bill called and
played Blitz. Mr& Jansen left for
home Tuesday morning.
Saturday evening Bill Vaxmice,
Orval Coffey and Mr. and Mrs.
Coffey called on his sister, Mr.
and ~V[rs. Leonard Anderson from
Prineville at the home of their
son, Mr. and Mrs Rex Anderson,
mid fan~ly in McMinnville. Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Anderson and fam-
ily were also present. Tuesday
Bill and Orval attended a funer-
al for E]wood Townsend. Orvai
and Mr. and Mr& James Vennice,
Bill's son, were his guests for
dinner. Tuesday evening Bill left
to pick up three ~oads of furni-
ture which will be hotrod for Los
Angele~ Calif.
Mrs. Rose Martin spent the
Thanksgiving weekend with her
son, Mr. and ilV[rs. Bill Baldwin in
North Bend.
`Mr. and Mrs. James Pryor
spent Thanksgiving in McMin~-
villa at the home of her sister,
Mr. and Mrs~ Ted HaiL Also pre-
sent was their brother Amel Bar-
to~ Saturday they went shopping
in Salen~
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond
had 34 Thanksgiving guests, in-
cluding l~r. and Mrs. Gene M~t-
tern and family and nine from
Fresno, C~f Durwood Raymond
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carson
from Dayton, Mr. and `Mrs. S. A.
Harris, `Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Blackburn and family and Terry
and Jerry Stellflug.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pitman's
Thanksgiving guests were Mr.
and ~rs. George Anderson from
MrMinnville. Sunday there were
eight dinner guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Passmore and their three
children and her mother, Mr&
Norma Ressmire from Portland.
HADLEY FAMILY ENJOYS
THANKSGIVING GATHERING
Thanksgiving Day is a special
day for Mr~ R. G. Hadley and the
late R. G. Hadley family when all
gather at the old farm home near
Dayton, now owned by a son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Bus)
Hadley, who were host and host-
ess for the annual event. It was
also in honor of the 85th birth-
day anniversary of Mrs. R.
Hadley which was Nov. 23.-
Those present were Mr.
Mrs. Kenneth Hadley Sr of As-
toria a~ daughter Sandy of
Scappoose, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hadley Jr son Mark, and daugh-
ter.Charlotte of Salem, Howard
Hadley of Lincoln City, Mr. and
`Mrs. Danny England, son David,
daughters Debbra, Vicki and
Tammy of Eagle ,Mt Calif Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hadley and son
Rusty, ~Mr. and Mrs. Weston Had-
ley and daughters Cheryl and ~a-
thy, Mrs. Rose Englan~ and the
G.[host and hostess, ali of Dayton,
and Mrs. R. G. Hadley of Mc`Minn-
and ville.
The tables and room decora-
tions were beautiful, all in keep-
i~g with fall flowers of the boll-~T~
day season. One son, Dale Ha~e~//~
and family from Portland was
absent because of illness.
Mrs. Hadley received many
gifts and $25 in money and one
special gift, a beautiful red car-
nation corsage made by `Mrs.
Weston Hadley from .grand and
great grandchildren, 20 of them.
Four generations were p~sent
li)
The Johnsons just couldn't
live with indoor pollution
any longer.
Yet many people do.
Everyday. In homes
with old-fashioned, flame-type
heating systems.
Flame heat often creates
indoor pollution. Soot and
grime that build up on curtains
and furniture. Even in the air
you and your
family breathe.
But you don't have to live with indoor
pollution. You can stop it by converting to
electric heat.
Electric heat is flameless. Pollution-
free. There's no soot, no grime, and no
smell. Anywhere. Just plenty of clean, even
warmth where and when you want it.
Do something about indoor pollution now.
Just fill out and mail the coupon at the right
to Portland General Electric Company.
You'll get a free heating computer survey
that gives you all the answers and takes just
slightly longer than unpacking your suitcases.
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