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Hopewel! SDA Church Elder Dalles Dull gave the May 1st sermon during church hour. Elder Dull, a mountain climber of ex- perience, spoke on "God of the Mountains." A vocal duet was given by Ted Jennings and Dalles Dull. Sabbath School highlights: Geraldine Stephens Supt. Vocal duet by Chuck and Janet Keightley. Mission Story given by Ted Jennings. The lesson study in classes was on subject of our personal life bringing glory to God. The Assoc. M.V. program May 1 at the McMinnville church featured the story told by the Peng Lot family, formerly of Cambodia. They told of their former life as , Bpddhists, working for over three years in Pol Pot labor THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 --THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, 0REGON-- PAGE 3 camps and their escapes to refugee camps in Thailand. Peng acted as interpreter for Dr. Ron Fleck in 1979 when Dr. Fleck spent six weeks working in refugee camps. Now the Peng Lor family live in Salem. Members of the Hopewell Seventh-day Adventists will be joining world members in giving the annual Famine and Disaster Relief Offering May 8, to support S.A.W.S. (Seventh-Day Adventist World Services) ac- tivities. Last year nearly 25 million dollars was spent to assist in disasters and distress areas worldwide. The local Hopewell Dorcas is shipping more boxes of clothing to SAWS May 10-26. There is a critical need for children's clothing now at the warehouse in Wat- sonville, Ca. Good, clean used clothing is welcomed. Candidate for circuit court post visits here Chester Scott, 40, one of three candidates running for the Circuit Judge's position recently vacated by Kurt C. Rossman, was visiting in Dayton this week. Scott has been a single practicioner in Independence for 16 years. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon Law School. Scott makes his home in Monmouth, with his wife, Patsy Carol, and two sons, Justin, 10; and Christopher, 11. He says he is looking forward to serving as Circuit Judge and would bring to the office a wide variety of ....... experience, having been a farm laborer, logger and building contractor. Home Builders endorse Bishop for commissioner climate. .... Did you know that Bill Rutherford voted for changes in the tax laws in the 19811 legislative session that took approximately $150 million, this biennium, from the :~rivate sector that would have been available to small businesses and Oregon tax-] payers? ESTIMATED RUTHERFORd'S COST TO OREGON MEASU RE: VOTE TAXPAYERS --Freeze on indexing of income taxes YES $79 million --Disconnect of federal & state taxes YES $50-70 million --Accelerated withholding taxes YES + $21 million TOTAL = $150 million + SPECIAL SESSION: Oregon recently experienced tht~ ~ongest, most costly, un- productive special session in the history of the legislature. Some reasons: Lack of leadership Indecision by legislators .... Did you know that on the same day, Bill Rutherford voted first YES and then NO (by vote change) for a sales tax on beer and wine? THIS DISTRICT NEEDS A DECISIVE REPRESENTATIVE WHO IS COMMITTED TO CUTTING GOVERNMENT SPENDING RATHER THAN RAISING TAXES... It's time for a Change RETURN proveR, etfectlve leadersh0p STAN BUNN for State Representative *"Listen to Stun on OPEN UNE..KCYX, 9-10 e.m., Tues. May 11In"" PAID FOR BY CITIZENS FOR STAN BUNN ,408 East First, Suite B *Newberg, OR 97132 ,S38. 7376 • LeRoy Benham, Chairman • Newberg .A. John Montgomery, Tnmsurer • McMInnvllle The Alamo, which you may remember, was so called because it stood in a grove of cotton-wood trees, called Alamo in Spanish. The first needles, historians say, were made about 30,000 years ago. The Home Builder's Assn. of Metropolitan Portland has endorsed Dave Bishop as their candidate for Yamhill County commissioner. "Our Association's endorsement of Dave Bishop is something of a landmark, as Dave is the first planner that we have ever supported for public office," stated Steve Firestone, Sheridan, president of the Yamhill County chapter and member of the Board of Directors. ELECT WARREN E. MUELLElt Yamhill County Commissioner #3 Experienced Mature Leadership for Efficiency and Results IF YOU WATCH THE PENNIES THE DOLLARS WILL TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES Treas. Mary E. Mueller " 2153 McDonald Lane McMtnnville, Or. 97128 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ======================================= ii ANNOUNCING! ! OUR NEW LOCATION d; Rbbio Rnnas I Chilclrenas ~ NEW & NEARLY NEW Clothing -- Furniture -- Toys -- Handcrlftad Gifts 619 E. Hancock Nawberg Ph. 538-0122 McMinnville VIDEO Recorders -- Television • --Computers Next to Shakey's on Hwy 99W., M©Minnville Ph. 472-1733 GE " Ssnya * Panaaanic • Toshiba WE ALSO RENT MOVIES, Recorders, & Atarl Cartridgoc ~-~ ERICKSON'S AUTO PARTS Cars -- Trucks -- Tractors Repairs -- Welding -- Steam Cleaning union sERvIcE STATION Men-Sat., 8 am-6 pm LAFAYETTE -- R64.2241 WHO'S WHO IN OUR SHOPPING AREA The business houses listed here are dedicated to bringing you better service, better products, and the lowest possible prices. RENTAL 2a00 Lafayette 472-6223 McMlnnvllle 472-4981 If You Need It, You Can Find It Here!! OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TO SERVE YOU. NORTH VALLEY DENTURECENTER Denture Savings OHtures ellmrz e~km Fgll Sel StS.N MI .~li IgmSW Ea¢~ SAnSFACX~On suAnAnrtEu oa YOUR uoue¥ lACK 813 E. First Newl~ 53S-9330 "m THE FURNITURE MART YAMHILLCOUNTY'SOLDEST& LARGEST FURNITURE & CARPETS]ORE 238 N. 99W Free Del., Parkirlg McMinnville Persorlal Service Birds • Tropical Fish • Animals Tues-Sat. -- 10-5:30 • Supplies 0FR~I/~IES ~ tlLirlgs _~ustom-made ring ~ ANd r,4s.NG¢ • PTct ure Frames 10-6 Mon.-Frl. READY-MADES, OVALS, MATS, 10-5 Sat. PRINTS, ETC. Dennis Hinchman David Hlnchman 638-8109 503.472-1517 308 E. lit Newberg 546 E. 3rd McMinnvlile Lon Dee Flowers Phone 472-2123 Flowers With Sentiment 103 South Baker McMInnville, Oregon Town Shopping 3964 Center Center St. NE McMinnville Salem THE WELCOME MAT IS OUT, , 1982 "'" "" : ' AN Together We Can ~INVITATIONI Copeland Take on the World! Lumber owAaa ~ o o ~.-. TOTBYOUR - • ( 6000F000 "m "~ ~ A~ &PLEASANT Yards Inc. laAVet / ~.~ J'~- COMPANYII Phone 472-6426 a.s.r.tl0u,--Cru,,.--e..p=l. "'~TH E SAGE 1150 Lafayette Ave., Mc. ALLTHIS AND MOREt. 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