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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973 CLASSIFIED For Sale GROW FILBERTS for extra in- come. Sound investment, readily available market. Ph. 538-4097, L a- Follett Nursery. tiwy 99W, Dun- dee. 51rtsc DUNDEE AUCTION MART. Auc- tion sale every Friday 7 p.m. Lots of misc. turn etc. Your consign- ments always welcome. Retail store open 7 days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Come out and see us. So. end of Dundee on 99W. Ph. 538-3501. 3rtsc FOR BETTER used furniture, see Dayton Sales & Rental. 7rtsc FOR SALE: Handcrafted salmon poles. Some reels and lines. Ben Burch, 519 Ferry St Dayton. 864- 3646. llrtsc BIKES! BIKES! BIKES! Mama Bikes, Papa Bikes, Sister Bikes, Brother Bikes and Bikes with seat for Baby. Medium size oil heater, with fan -- electric heaters. Day- ton Sales and Rental, 509 4th St ' Dayton. 864-2765. llc FOR SALE: 1971 Suzuki, 350 cc. Lots of extras, excellent condition. Phone 864-3359. ll,12f CONSOLE SPINET PIANO. Like new, assume low me. pyts. Also ORGAN with Automatic Rhythm. Phone collect 206-CH 3-9270 or write Credit Mgr 612 SW 152rid, Seattle, Wn. 98166. 11,12c By REP. STAN BUNN The Oregon House of Repre- sentatives is beginning to see evidence of its work, as sessions were extended this past week. Many more bills are appearing on the House floor for readings, Business Opportunity EARN A VACATION THE AVON WAY! Make money in your spare hours for a getaway cruise, spring clothes -- whatever your heart de- sires. Find out how easy it is to get started as an AVON Represen- tative. Call: 648-6168. llc WANTED MAN OR WOMAN To own and operate Candy and Confection vending route in Mc- Minnville and surrounding area. Pleasant business. High profit items. Can start part-time. Exper- ience not important. Requires $995.00 cash investment. Write, giving phone number, Self Serv- ice, Box 66007, Seattle, Washing- ton 98166. llp Card of Thanks I wish to thank all my many friends for all the prayers, cards and gifts and flowers while I was in the hospital. Thank you so much. Margaret Hadley SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY an, but there still is some question that a record number of bills will be considered by this 57th legislative assembly. The possibility of an extended session of the legislature, and even a special session got more attention this week. This espe- cially when Gov. Tom McCall said that federal budgeting proced- ures will mean the Oregon legis- lature cannot possibly handle its budget until later in the year. Already the legislature was looking at a quite possibly record length. Now the special session has been moved to an almost prob- able status. Several measures of interest to House District 29 were before the Oregon House this week. Teacher tenure has again prov- en to be a major issue, as it has in several previous legislative sessions. A bill to establish ten- ure in all public school districts in the state was before the House, and has been for the moment re- ferred back to the Education Com- mittee for some ,changes. The bill also includes fair dis- missal procedures. I am not an advocate of teacher tenure on the whole, because I don't feel it has proven to be an effective pro- gram. However, I do feel the fair dis- missal aspect is necessary to be incorporated into state law. This will be one of the tough bills for legislators to decide upon. I hhve testified before the House Consumer and Business Af- fairs Committee on a bill I am sponsoring to provide legal in- surance. I feel this is a necessity as our society has become more complex and legal costs have in- creased. The problen~ of needing an attorney and not being able to afford one has been faced by many Oregon citizens. This would BEAUTY SALONS MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES open the way for citizens to have ~~ insurance in this area, just as they now carry health insurance, / Alice Watts,/"The Friendly Store",and automobile insurance. / COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE,I Men's Wear, Work Clothing, / At the beginning the insurance J Cascades $7.50 Wiglets $5.00/I Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Bail J would be available only to groups, / HAIRPIECES ALL HUMAN HAIR------ / I Band Boots, Justain Boots / l ALL SHADES | / WZTH T.~S Av & A S~MPOO SST / I Endicott, Johnson & Redwing l but I hope the day would come L433 F~r~y~r~tc.oM~*~h~ 5~BS~.|448J I Shoes---U.S. Rubber Footwear.| when the individual citizen would L179 Commercial NE 363-5508]be able to purchase it as he does any other such program. After In Yamhill County this would allow the possibility of the coun- ty commissioners to contract with Tri-Met, to provide service into Newberg. One of the worries that I have studied, and that have bo- thered interested citizens, is whe- ther such a move would open the door for inclusion of the payroll tax for this service in Yamhill County. The wordage of the bill would say that any extension of the ser- vice would be allowed only if the new area being served would pay the full cost of the extension of bus service by contract to user fees. This would mean ~that if the county should make such a con- tract, it would always be paying its full share. So, I believe the county could not be faced in lat- er years with the prospect of hav- ing a payroll tax added by Tri- Met to pay the cost. I believe this would insure against any such possibility. Most important, I think the op- tion should be there, for such service to be available. This would simply allow county commission- ers, or city councils, to study the proposal, and make the move if they so decide. In the case of Yamhill County, it would only mean paying for an extension of service Tri-Met currently has from Washington County down to Newberg. I welcome your comments on these measures and any others. You can call me collect at the Capitol, 378-8832, or write Rep. Stun Bunn, Room 1~6, State Cap- itol, Salem, 97310. FAI RVI EW Mr. and Mrs. C. H Johnson who have been guests of Mrs. Lillian Risser, have purchased a mobile home in McMinnville and moved into it on Friday, March 2. Guests of Mrs. Lena Olke on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse, Mrs. Beulah Reed and John Kotka, to celebrate Mrs. Reed's birthday. Afternoon guests were Mrs. Charles Lockett and Mrs. W. Mattila of McKinleyvil!e, Calif and Mrs. Myrtle Frazier of Arcata, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeves and daughter of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cal- lander and family this past week, and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Callander during their stay. The Home Bible Study group of the Hopewell Evangelical Church was held last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse and this week with Mrs. John Ojua. N. O. Pearse is leader of the group. Tires Gasoline Oil & Lubes 24 HOUR TOWING LAFAYETTE, ORE. 97127 Ph. Nites 864-3553 Days 864-2243 YES WE SELL IT AUTO FIRE LIFE BONDS MARINE We also do income tax returns BICYCLES MUSIC DEALERS my testimony, the bill passed HEALTH :.~llllllllllllIilllLIilllll~llllUIHIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllqlllllHIIIllLI II IL11111lI1[ItH LIl[llltflI ~ the commitJ" "~ ~" A~ma I ~1~ LImP ~ ARE ~ teewl[none Ulssent- /~t iUl=lM/ "~ SCOTT'S CYCLE SHOP = WiL'~ ~u~m~ ~mu -= == ~ mg vote LIABILITY -= Band & OrcnesTra insTrumenTs ~ ^ " Schwinn Bicycles -- ~ ~ une measure which appeared COMPENSATION Baldw:~n|e~i~noKse~a(~Srgans ~ before the House this past week Sales-Service-Accessories ===Records---Sheet Music ~ is of special interest to this dis- I~ IIIkl~ll|hi BankAmericard --- Master ~ -- Guitars & Amplifiers -- ~ trict Thi = = . s measure, House Bill CommerciaIChargeWelc me363-4516 State St Ph ~ IR~Ull/~ S&H Green Stare s ~ 147 SE ~432 fh-6757- 2170, would allow special transit - ~,~,~L,b~hL~H~*~HH:HNH~mH~"~"""""""~"~H'~*~d districts to contract outside the c. wane MATT.'~.~ VI MATTOX -istric d t boundarms to prowde 4 P O Box 98 Da ton Ore on 97114 CARDS & GIFTS RESTAURANTS . Phone 86 -2213 . . y,g i T~'le B~/-;C~--~esi I T INTERNATIONALKING S TABLE |T| ~" ; ~~ ~ =-- , Annex to House of Cards," [ Decorator Candles ~ Unique ~ 2 Locations---Lancaster Mail,| i Imported Gifts for Every .| I & 750 SE 12th L / ,Occasion--F ,xclusiveButNo,i I Lunch lla.m, to4p.m. // e' e he | i Expensive,Dinner 4:30 p.m. to9p.m, r r to serve vc Salem Pie-- Ph. 535-6668.I ~ American Smorgasbord ;/ FARM WELDING TIRES ~ APPLIANCES | ]1 o d i "te your p( o uf r METAL-FAB i I Master Service Center n 1vI n I Stainless Steel Spray & | | Fertilizer Tanks l / GOODYEAR TIRES,| I GAS & OIL TANKS I i General Electric Appliances [ l ,Hitches--Auxiliary Gas Tanks i / S&H GREEN STAMPS / / II for Pickups I 14195 Silverten Rd. NE 362.5541j 1365 Commercial N.E. 363-9104 ~ / WINES I ~ m , HEALTH FOODS f LAWSON'S NATURAL FOODS1 # " -* / ~FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McMINNVILL ] I THELIN S HOUSE OF WINES| / McMINNVILLE OREGON / Two STORES TO aESVE YOU / I OOME T,C 'MPOR'EO W,NES l / -- ' / Large Selection of Honlth Food Items,I CHILLED CHAMPAGNE -- BAR r I i ])cubic BAH Green 8tamps on Wed. (~ln. / i SUPPLIES, MIXERS, GLASSWARE, i I ,P~rch~o of $~,00) / ~ NOVELTIES -- WINE & BEER MAKERS~ | I BANKAMERICARD-MASTERCHARfiE I I .SUPPLIES / / 3634014 SSO Court N E- 1471 Court Downtown 363-82291 ] " "i / FRANK WORTMAN, President 1Air Cond. Lancaster Mall/ ~ ~ ".N- LIQ | L Ph. 363-0302 ) O / / HALPH wORTMAN, Vice-President JOHN WORTMAN, Cashier MEN'S CLOTHING or / WhenSh 1D1D 0, IN JAMES H STANARD. Vice-President T.A. GUNNESS, Mice-President / Salem - Say You Saw ~ M. COMPTON. Assistant Cashier l -- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -- : It In The Tribune I,