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SALE m December 19 thru 24, As Quantifies Last CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS DE LUXE FESTIVAL m 4 Flavors Gallon NABISCO-- 12-oz. box SPECIAL Don't Forget Kitty's Christmas Treats: 5 Flavors Cat Foo 6-oz. cans GALLON PUREX, 128-oz. 10-LB. Bag stic Jug Reg. 87c Reg. $2.10 51/2-OZ. cans Reg. 45c From Sunshine, 6 -oz. pkgs. tC Reg. 49c O Reg. 59c ea. 10 -oz. cans Short Cut, 16-oz. cans Reg. 2/49c om Soup Reg. 2/59c BEANS 4 8-Oz. Bottle' inn Dressing CHUNG KING -- 3-oz. cans Mein Noq es . Reg. 69c Reg. 39c 41/2-oz. cans Reg. 79c 3 FLAVORS 13-oz. each MORTON'S Frozen or Mince Pies 24-oz. each 69c Pressure Can -- 71/2-oz. me i s Whip-0-T0ppinq . . f In IBiV 1-LB, BOXES IN QUARTERS GREGG'S GOLDEN SPREAD 3 Reg. 65c Center Cut PORK Loin En Cuts or Roasts $1.38 FROZEN -- With Giblets y Hindquarters e No. 1 POTATOES . gas or Turnips g 75c -- LAFAYETTE -- OPEN 9 AM-8 PM --- Weekdays & Sunday THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 1975--" THE DAYTON TRIBUNE --. DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE S By EDNA RECTOR Pittock Mansion The Lafayette Home Extension Unit met at the home of Connie Wolf for their annual Ohristmas Pa~ty on Thursday, Dec. 11. There were 10 members present and five guests at the meeting. A more detailed report was given about .the Halloween treats that were given out by Connie Wolf and her conmdrttee. January's meeting was dis- cussed and it was decided to have a potluck using pioneer re- cipes and to have everyone who had pioneer clothes wear them. Mrs. Nita Terry and Peggy Wise will be the project leaders. The meeting will be at the home of Blanche Stewart. A card was circulated to be given to Edith Sohrweid. Marie Storm led the group in ~inging of Christmas carols and played her accordion. An exchange of gifts and pot- luck lunch was held and the rest of the time was spent visiting. The Friendly Club had their Christmas Party at Jay's restaur- ant in Newberg Monday night. They had dinner and exchanged gifts. Those present were: Mr. ~ICYCLES Toured By Josephine Junior Matrons Highlight of the new season of activities of the Josephine Jr. Me. trons, under the presidency of Jeanne Youngblood, w~s the Oc- tober 9 tour of the historic Pit- tack Mansion in Portland. N~ne members assembled-at the home of Nancy Sweeney and met for lunch at Roses~ Restaurant. Roses' introduced the pgpular Reuben sandwich to the west coast and is noted for its delicious sandwich- es, speciality dessert and pastries. Located at 3229 NW Pittock Drive, Pittock Mansion is nearly a ,thousand feet above the city of Portland, commanding a view of two states 'and five mountain peaks in the Cascade range. The house is on a 46-acre tract which comprises Pittock Acres Park. Henry L. Pittock, founder of Port- hnd's Daily Oregonian, began ,plans for ,the mansion in 19~, R w~s .purchased in 1964 by ,the city of Portland. An interesting insight of French Renaissance al~dstry was a~orded by the excursion, espe- cially spectac~ar, was the view adjacel~t to the mansion. Touring hours are from 1 pm to 5 pm Wednesday through Sun- day. Friday is half-price fee day. Special Christmas decorations adorn the mansion from Decem- ber 10 through Dec. 31. Don Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinery 9-6'MONDAY-FRIDAY 26 Years in Same Location 409 Oak St. Deyto~ Phone 864-,1336 SALEM MEN'S CLOTHING and rs ry of Salem T{ 1 and Mrs. Estel Johnson, Mrs. Gary Farmer of . McMinnvilie, SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark, Mrs. --Schwlnn Bicycles-- | Ethel Scoggan and guest Jean Sales-Service-Accessories 1 ~ll Stopher, Mrs. Helen Wiliiamson BankAmericard --- Master,CLOTHES FOR MEN--Dntwn [ Charge Welcome i SIm, 198 Liberty NE 585-7200 J and son Wally, Mrs. Tot Thair, ~i47 Commercial SE .363-4516~ Lancaster Mall Ph. 585-7205) Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Their, Mr. . , and Mrs. Bill HilJs and Mrs. Edna Rector. Captain Keith Miles will arrive Wednesday, Dec. 17 from Lack- land Air Force Base in San An- tonio, Texas. He is being trans- ferred to an Air Force Base in West Berlin as Special Services Officer. He will be there four CARDS & GIFTS THE BYRD NEST MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES Annex to House of Cards Decorator Candles -- Unique Imported Gifts for Every Occasion--Exclusive But Not Expensive LES NEWMAN'S "The Friendly Store" Men's Wear, Work Clothing, Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball Band Boots, Justin Boots Endicott, Johnson & Redwing Shoes---U.S. Rubber Footwear Salem Plaza Ph. 585-6668 ~9 COMMERCIAL NE sos-isoe years. $ 2A~ ~ICARD--]~AISTER CIKJLR~ He will be spending an early DRUGGISTS MUSIC DEALERS Christmas with relatives here $ Christmas Eve with his mother,J 1 Band & Orchestra InstrumentsJ Donna Rae Howard, and his sis- i Gary Bliven, Pharmacist Sales K Rentals | ter Herschiel Dennis. He'll leave i We Chart Our Prescriptions Baldwin Pianos & Organs J J For Your Refills, Tax Records -- Sheet Music J Christmas Day to be with his wife i Purposes and Doctors m Guitars & Amplifiers m [ and son. i References I S&H Green Stamps | L675 Wallace Rd. NW 581-1689 ~432 State St. Ph. $64-6757~ Mark Phillips Ends Basic Training ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR NEEDLECRAFT BURROUGH'S ELECTRIC The Electric Shaver Center For All Brands m Factory Authorized Service For Remington, Norelco & Ronson Across from Ladd & Bush U.S Bank 335 State St. Ph. 363-5505 HEALTH FOODS THE BUSY NEEDLE "For Quality & Beauty in Neecllecreft" Needlepoint-Crewel-Crochet Latch-Hook Rugs complete line of DMC threads BankAmericard-Master Charge Lancaster Mall Ph. 363-9898 SHOES J Late* Seleetlon of Xll|tJI FItd |tun i S & H Green Stamps | J BAN KAM ERIOARD- MASTEROIIARaE J lAir Cond. Lancaster Malli Ph. ~3~302 / JEWELRY Arbuckle's Shoes Naturalizers -- Life Stride Daniel Green --- Weyenberg Miller Barefoot Freedom Free Store-Side Parking Center at High Ph. 363-6555 TIRES m APPLIANCES Mark Phillips, the son of Mrs. Wesa Phillips of Dayton, has re- turned from Naval basic training at San Diego, Calif. He graduat- ed as seaman appren.t~ce and is sta,tioned on the USS Tarwa. Following his furlough, Phil- lips returns to San Diego for pre-commission training and then goes to Mississippi before leaving for the Virgin Islands. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmer, also of Day- ton. ===================== Cou rt Street Jewelry George Ishida WATCH REPAIR-DIAMONDS WATCHES-RINGS, ETC. 474 Court St. Ph. 363-8104 When Shopping, Salem Say You Saw it In The Tribune f Master Service Center GOODYEAR TIRES Phone 399-2523 General Electric Appliances 365 Commercial NE 399-2511 t WOMEN'S APPAREL ~`~IlHi~H~]~1~1~i~i~"~i~i~H[L~H~l~~ - QUEEN SIZES - "Where fashion is a look, i | not a size" -~ 11k52, 16/~-32~ ffi= Sportswear-Coats-Sweatem | Long Dresses.Lingeriei ELEGANT LADY it ~Lancastor Mail Ph. 362-7254~ ~J~ ,llitllllllllillil Ui UIIIIIIIIIIliH lilillllHIIIIlIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllJifll~ UlIfliMIIli~L~I~