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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON --
THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1973
LAFAYETTE
By PEGGY WISE -- 864-2389
Just 5 more days and 1973 will
be just another statistic. It is a
beginning for some, that is if you
believe in New Years Resolutions.
It is a time for looking back to
see just what has happened in
the last 365 days. There have
been many changes in our town
Business and
Professional
-- Paul Capron, our police chief,
resigned to take a job in Eastern
Oregon -- Don Petersen became
our new chief; the long planned
job of replacing our nmin water
line has become a reality; we
are 31st in line for a sewer grant
and have high hopes and our
fingers crossed; Bob Vaught re-
signed as mayor and Edwina
Meitzen became our first lady
mayor; our zoning plan became a
reality after 3 years of work and
study; many new faces are noted
and familiar faces are missing
with the passing of old timers
like Myrtle B]ough, Dean Rector
and Buck Green, but life goes on
--first we were short of rain,
The Dane Clemens spent Christ-
mas at the home of Royce Clem-
ens and family in Seattle, Wash.
The Baptist Church held their
Christmas party Sunday evening.
After the program and treats for
the youngsters, the young peo-
ple's group went out caroling and
ended the evening at the home of
Alien White for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hills and
Blanche Stewart spent Christmas
with the Howard Hills in Port-
land.
Guests at the Orville Hodgins
home for Christmas Day were
now we are "long" on rain; more Dale and Debbie Hodgins of Amr
Directory lights -- less gas. Things will al- ity; Dan Gibbons, Mrs. Cora Hod-
ways go on in spite of these gins of McMinnville, Mrs. Flor-
i i
fChina Bia~s Supplies~ changes.
~,Edne Rector flew home Tues- ence Gibbon and Joyce Showalt-
j~,d+ night from Denver, She at- er.
Hved just ~hea~ of, the big Storm Guests at the home of the Dal.
T~i~h 'o ler'~f ~hich snowed in the airport in ton HortoxtS were their son Loren
I
~:~i~i~ Pain~tln*| DenVer. E~na Spent Christmas
lRt. 1, Box 204B Telepl~0~|
LDayton, Ore, 97114 868-7310) Eveat the home of her daughter and family of Madras, and son
Imogene Williams in Amity. The Steve of Vancouver, Wn with
] Robert VaUght ~amiiy were guests his family" Their son David is
i L~EliE~SiE~R at the Williams home also. Edna's still home from college in corval-
M0werand Saw daughter Diana Harris n left f r lis"
home in North Dakota Wednes- The Jack Lewis family have
day so Edna returned here in sold their home in town and
COMP VICE time to see her before she left. bought a home out by Mrs. Wash-
(Across from Block House) Diana flew home and arrived er's home north of town.
ROY E. WILL ~ safely before the weather got Agnes Merrill and her son Mer-
v
bad. lin spent Christmas in Boise, Ida-
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" e+ Mr. and Mrs. Jason Breaux ho, with Agnes's sister and herASSEMBLY OFGODCHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
iDr.J.t.ScKinney] spent Christmas Eve at the home husband. They spent a week in
,OPTOMETRIST I of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Lynch. Boise. 4th & Oak, Dayton Dayton, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mitchell vis- Bob and Colleen Roseberry and A Growing, Going, God Glaring Rhone 864-2474
l Newherg, Oregon 0 Red at the Breaux home Christ- daughters had Sunday morning Church
,Lenses, Frames DupLicated f Walter H. Wagner, Pastor
L (~2=: =FirstS treet Ph. JE 0-~ ~I mas day. breakfast with the Everett Wise H.D. Dunlap, Pastor Ph. 864-,1502
family. The Wise family spent 9:45 am--Sunday School for all
~::--:--F[::i--~-:--IE) ! :- Sunday evening at the RoseberrySunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, ages
' F I RST ' I - -- home playing Aggravation. It was Classes for all ages.
a "draw." 11:00 am--Morning Worship
t
Sunday 11 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 pm--The Baptist Youth Pal-
SAVINGS & LOAN and Children's Church. lowship ~
ASSOC,AT,Om t Ft El'l, R ~, H0F Former Missionary To Sunday 6 p.m. Choir Practice 7:30monPm--Eveningand song Worship of set-
of McMinnville, Oregon [ 8-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY Sunday 7 p.m. Evangelistic Serv- 2rid Tuesday evening -- Sunday
Savings Accounts Insured to [Located on alley behind 411 Visit Local Jehovah's ice
$20,000.00 [Ferry. Auto & machinery repair, Tuesday 12:30 p.m. Women's Mis- School teachers meeting.
by Federal Savings and Loan itufle up. electrical, brakes, an. Witness Group si0nary Council. WEDNESDAY--3:30 pn~ Junior
Insurance Corp. |gine rebuilding, steam cleaning Wednesday, 7 p.m. Family Night choir. 7:30 pm--The hour of
O~vidends Paid Semi-Annually I or what have you.
Loans to b0yor build your,Satisfaction Guarantesdl Forest J. Smith, presiding rain- consisting of Bible Study forpower Bible Study and Prayer
Home,Phone: 864-3313 I ister for the Dayton-McMinnvflle Adtdts over 25 yrs. Christ Am- 2rid Thursday -- Maranatha So-
445 Third St. ~mwllle~ L::~-n -an-~w- -r' al l: lW~=-$--~ :: ! congregation of Jehovah's Wit- bassadors for ages 13-25. Royal elety meets
nesses, announced that Kin K. l~ngers for boys 5-12. Mission- 1st Thursday, fmnily night and
~ Suen, former missionary to Tat-ettes f0r girls 5-12. fellowship
wan, now serving as a traveling 1st Saturday each . month 6:30. DAYTON CHR|STIAN CHURCH
circuit minister for the Witness- Youth fellowship time.
es will be visiting the congr~gk- A warm welcome is extended Gerald Carter, Paetor
ind+--vv ,ych'"""" Guide .o.
844-S62g
ter mentioned that Suen is a rep-
Phone
IilI: ' :LE$ MONUMENTS resentative from world headquart. UNIONVALE COMMUNITY 'q'he Church of the Chime#'
AlPanIImi"mm"I"II"III"IIIIIIiIImITI"liI"III"illl"'"II"""""m'"""i~ ers in Brooklyn, New York and PoSt6~, ~b~.CHURCHcharlel it. Lb~lwig 9:40 am--Teachers Prayer Meet-
?
I ,~-,+~,~,+--~ / week stay is to review the con-
i CAPITAL MONUMENTS ~ that the main purpose of his one ing
9:45 am--Bible SchooL Class for
I ~'--~h-!~t~Ycl~s-= / " Th' DeS h'i ~ gregation organization in Dayton- SUNDAY SERVICES: all ages
[ ~ece~,+ries / ~ representing the Sth-~ McMinnvi!le and strengthen the 11;00 am--Worship Service
generation serving you ~ 9:45 a.m. Bible School
! E~hk~me~d,b~lltor,~,personally ~ activity of the local n~iiisters. Nursery provided for small eixll-
I Cha~ Wel bmi i i/,40 H0yt St. S Pho@e~ Mr. Smith indicated that Suen's 11:00 a.m. WOrship Service dren.
,L147 Commercla| SE 363-4S16J ~ Sdlem, Ore. 97302 36,1-6887 ~ program began Tuesday, Dec. 257:30 p.m.--Evening Service 7:00 pm---Sunday evening services
~mm,ii,m,I,m,~tl,m,~t,lmH~II~ at the Kingdom Hall on Elmwood ~DAY--8:00 ~ Adult
HEALTH FOODS MUSIC DEALERS Drive. During the week Mr. Suen PIONEER EVANGELICAL C~oir Rehearsal 7:00 pm--Bi.
~ ~. ~ h. ~. ,+ .~ ~m,m,~,m,~,+,i,u~,:% will engage in a special tract dis- CHURCH ble Stddy and Prayer Service,
! aAw~V~! Y l~, ~ r uuu:*/
,WILLS MUSIC STORE ~
[ ~sTb ~Itk ~rOiJ [,Band &.Orchestra Instruments i tribution in the community. Sat- Dayton, Oregon WeeKly MeetL~gs.
I Lm~ s~ti~, of .mnh r~ rim,m,Sales & Rentals m Urday evening, Dec. 29, at 7:30 Phone 864-3338 /~t ~DAY--7:30 pm--Church
[ S & H GreenStamps,----=- Baldwin Pianos & Organs ~-p.m. Lh,ere will be a program en- Rev. Lyman L. Myers, PeltorBoard Meetinig
I ~SERIQARD-liAITEROHARliE l,RecOrds -- Sheet Music~ fiLled New Things Learned", fol- 9:45 a.m.--Sunday ~oo1 2nd THURSDAY---2:00 pm---Chr~
~ --Guitars&Amplifiers-- -==- lowed by a service talk to the ll:00a.m.-.MorfllngWorsldp tianWomen'sFellowshtp
! AIF Cohd'. i lli;:i~;i" Melil --= S&H Green Stamps, ~ congregation.
i>h. 3634)30~ [ ----= 432 State St. Ph. $64-6757 ~ 7:00 p.m--EvenLng WorShip HOPEWELL SEVENTH.DAY
l ~mm,mm,mm,m,m~,H,HIImli~,t~,Ill,I,u,lm ~ Of special interest is a Sunday
MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES TIRES 1 APPLIANCES morning, Dec. 30, program r~.volv- 7:50 pm.iyouth Fellowship, Ad- ADVENTIST CHURCH
ing around the theme, Does ult Fellowship Harold E. KU~ Pastor
f LESi~EWMAN'S 1 I 1 Y o u r Thinking Agree With WEDNESDAY: 8:30 P.m.---Choir
l "The Friendly Store" [ Master Service Center God's." Smith mentioned that Rehearsal. 7:30 p.m.--Prayer Ph. 625-7498 Sherwood
[ Men's Wear, Work Clothing, / and Bible Hour. Sabbath Services--Saturday
/ R~pw.epr Boots & Shoes, Bail [ l GOODYEAR TIRES j Suen and his wife Mary Jo, are
/ Band uoots, Justein B~ts I J General Electric Appliances [ to be transferred to the Seattle 1st MONDAY: 8:00 pm -- EUB 9:30--S~bbsth School
l E~i ott, Joh.~ i.Rbdwing,1,S&H GREEN STAMPS / area at the end of January. Our- Men's Meeting Ll:00--Worshlp Service
/ Shoes---U.S. Rubber Footwear l
L179 commercial NE 363-S508) ~365 Commercial N.E. 363-9104J ing the interim Suen will be mak- 1st THURSDAY: 7:30 pm -- Es- Wednesday 7:30---P,~ y~r Meeting
ing arrangements for the next ther Rice Circle 7:30 p.m.--Women s Guild Meet.
circuit seminar, time and loca- 2nd FRIDAY: 1:30 pin -- Ramona lng
MEN'S CLOTHING
WIG SALONS
LINDA KAY'S 'l
WORLD OF WIGS
Ldncaster Mall 363-0441
LA~o:srz" INv]am'TOIY ~q
'W'~LAM~ VALT.~T -- ~OMPL~T~
L~ OF ~I~B~'~O WiGS &
HAIrPIeCES -- ALL COLORS
PROF. STYLISTS l BAc ~ MC
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Lion to be announced later, and
visiting several other congrega-
tions in his 22 congregation cir-
cuit.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the meetings planned
for this week. No collection is
taken.
Circle
HOPEWELL COM M UI~I|TY
CHURCH
Pastor, Rev. Charles R. Ludwig
SUNDAY SERVICES:
8:45 a.m. Sunday Bible School
9:45 a.m. Worship Service
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Lafayette, Oregon
9:45 aJn.----Sunday School
11:00 a.rn.---Church Service
6:45 pm--Young People's Groulm
7:30--Evening Bible Hour
WEDNESDAY--7:30 pm Prayer