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PAGE 2-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1981 I |mmmmwm Immm~ DAYTON TRIBUNE Hopewell SDA ) POST OFFICE BOX 68 TELEPHONE [503] 864-2310 Published Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon An Independent Newspaper Established in 1913 George Meitzen, Publisher Second Class Postage Paid at Dayton, Oregon 97114 SUBSCRIPTION RATE -- IN ADVANCE In Oregon, 1 Year .............................. $3.50 Outside Oregon, U.S., 1 Year ..................... $4.00 Outside U.S., 1 Year ............................. $4.75 Send Payment to Dayton Trllmne, Box 68, Dayton, Ore. 97114 ,v~tMbt~ MEMBER Church News Oregon N L Newspaper mm~m.o,~m.~i~ lwm4 ~m,~m~ ~mm~ ~mv m m,m,l.~mm~NmMNm Pastor's Corner Dear Pastor Skip, I received Christ as my Savior about four y~ ago. For the l~t two years though I have not gone to church and ! have done some things that I am quite ashamed of. 1 want to be dose to God again but 1 Just do not know hew to begin. Could you please help me? Thank you for writing, and yes I will be glad to help. May I begin by saying that you have already taken the biggest step in once again becoming close to God. That is, you have recognized your need. With- out first recognizing our need for God we can never have close fel- lowship with Him. Having recognized your need the next thing to do is confess your sin to God. l John 1:9 says, "If we confess our sin He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sin, and to cleanse us from all unrighteous- ness." That is one of the most beautiful promises in the Bible. Confession means to say the same thing about your sin that God says. We need to say God I know I have done wrong and now I am going to try my best to turn the other direction and live as you want me to live. Friend when we do that there is no sin, no matter how large it seems to us, that God will not forgive. Finally, begin today to work at your relationship with God. Spirit- ual growth is not automatic. It must be worked at. Go to GOd in prayer daily. Read the Bible daily. Be sure to fellowship with God's people regularly in a local church. Re- member, God is desirous of your fellowship. When you turn away and lose contact with Him, He is always there with wide open arms ready to take you back. If you have a question that you Salem Business Directory and Shopping Guide BICYCLES SCOTT'S CYCI.E SHOP --SCHWINN BICYCLES-- Sales-S ervlce-Access0rles Bank.'%mericarl[ -- .\|a~ter ("barite "~Vt'lc ~i,nc 147 Commercial SE 363-4516 • .4 would like Pastor Skip to answer, mail it to: Pastor's Corner First Baptist Church Box 176 Dayton, Oregon 97114 r Pastor John Yuros drew lessons on the life of Samson, "The Strongest Weak Man" during church hour on Feb. 28. Special music was given by Pastor and Mrs. Yuros, The offering was for Church Extension. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 pm continued the study of Genesis [ and Ch. 8 in "Patriarchs and Prophets." Sabbath School highlights: George Byrnes, Supt. It was Birth- day-Thank Offering day, Special music by Miriam Withers. Mission Story given by Elvan Keightley. Regular Bible Study in classes. The Church Social, Feb. Food and Fun Night was held in the Mc- Minnville School Gym at 6:30 pm Feb. 28. The Social Committee furnished the tacos and the guests brought the dessert. Group games " ~ followed by volleyball was the J order of the evening. Coming events: Dorcas each Wednesday, 10 am-3 pro. Path- finders Club Tuesday, 7 pm (in uniforms). Sabbath School Work- shop for the new quarter to be held March 11 at 7-9 pm in Livingston Jr. Academy, Salem. Speaker will be Dr. Janet Wells. She will be speaking on normal child develop- DRUGGISTS PHARMACY il "Prescription Specialists" WEEKDAYS UNTIL7:00 pm 675 Wallace Road N.W. SUBSCRIBE NOW ~.~,?o~,~ Keep Up With What's -'~,e,~- Happening in Your Area I imazW I ~% I I I I I NAME ................................................ Mailing Address City ............................... Zip ............... Send $3.50 for a I one-year subscription to " THE DAYTON TRIBUNE I ,..'. BOX 68 c, oO~J.~ I Ii ~q Dayton, Oregon 97114 v~gv- I t_------ ....... -t ment and the spiritual and emo- tional needs of children. Leaders, asststants, teachers and parents welcome. On March 7 Assoc, M.V. Pro- gram at McMinnville Church. Song service 5 pm, program 5:30. Elfred Lee, artist-illustrator for the Re- view and Herald Publ. Assoc., photographer for a 1969 expedition to Mt. Ararat to recover the art. He will show a movie and pictures in his first hand report of the expe- dition at 8 pm. The film "Find Livingstone" will be shown. DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST THE WINTER WEATHER GANG! NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE HAS REGULAR MEETING Naomi Rebekah Lodge met Fri- day evening with nine members present. Lodge opened in regula~ session with the Noble Grand in the chair. There was no special business. Cards were sent to Harriet Ed- wards and Madam Krake, mem- bers of the lodge. Mrs. Katharine Galer was host- ess for the evening and served re- freshments at the close of lodge. PGE wants to help. When that gang of cold weather energy users ar- rives, they can make it mighty uncomfortable for you-- righ t in the pocketbook! Winter brings longer nights and cold- er temperatures. The result is more heat and lights, more tv watching and frigid water to heat. With higher electric usage comes higher bills.. Ways to save. PGE has a library full of free literature on how to save electricity and money. Subjects range from ways to use your appliances wisely and economically to step-by-step instructions on building storm windows, caulking, weatherstripping doors and windows, and much more. This literature is free to our customers and available at all PGE offices. For do-it-yourself conser- vationists, PGE sponsors the half-hour "How-To-With-Pete" television show on Saturday mornings at 10 on KPTV, Channel 12. Host, Pete Prlain, demonstrates quick and easy projects to save electricity and money around your home. Don't let high bills get you disconnected. If you are having problems paying your electric bills, please call us before you are in danger of termination of services. We can help with special arrangements, suggest ideas on how to re- duce usage, and discuss other solutions to your prob- Depend on PGE! Remember, lems. For example, you may to get the best of the winter wish to investigate our Aver- weather gang, just stop by any age Pay Plan. It levels out PGE office. We're here to help! payments throughout the m year, thus avoiding seasonal /.d~= People with cost-saving ideas for you. ~ ~ fluctuations. . ~- ...... ~- "((t'g'~._= ~ I I I I - I I I I I I ~.. f I I