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THURSDAYI MAY 261 2005 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNEI DAYTON OR 97114- PAGE 3
Extension Service seeking
food education volunteers
OSU Extension Service is seeking volunteers inter-
ested in .helping families expand their food resources. The
Family .Food Education Volunteer program (formerly
known as Master Food Preservers) is scheduled in
McMilmville on Wednesdays, June 15, 22 and 29. Train-
ings are held from 9 am to 3 pm.
Volunteers must attend all three days of training, pass
a final exam and commit 20 hours of their time teaching
safe canning practices. Time can be given at local food
pantries with community gardens, at local farmer markets,
with youth groups and other local organizations and
groups. Interested adults and older youth are encouraged
to apply.
The emphasis of the training is canning fruits, vege-
tables and other foods safely at home. At a time when
food pantries have seen increasing requests for emergency
food boxes, canning fruits, vegetables and other foods at
home is one way to increase a family's food security.
For more information, volunteer position description
and application, contact Holly Berry, OSU Extension
Service at 503-588-5301, holly berry@orego xstate.edu or
at www.extension.oregort tate.edu/marion click on Family
Community Development and select Family Food Educa-
tion Volunteer training.
School menus
Friday, May 27 -- lunch: tuna sandwich, French
bread pizza, chicken nuggets. Breakfast: cinnamon roll.
Monday, May 30--no school.
Tuesday, May 31 -- lunch: egg rolls with rice, pop-
corn chicken, deli sandwich. Breakfast: Breakfast bur-
rito.
Wednesday, June 1 -- lunch: Ravioli, chef salad,
popcorn chicken.
Thursday, June 2 -- Meatloaf with mashed potatoes
and gravy, chimichanga, hot dog.
Friday, June 3 -- wedge pizza, fish sandwich with
cheese, burrito. (last day for DHS seniors).
Real Estate
Miscellalzeous
Employment
PALMER CREEK
SENIOR APARTMENTS
Rent starts at $305--1 bdrm.
Smafl pets welcome w/deposit
503-362-7474 or 503-625-7938
Section 8"s welcome
In addition to daily entree choices lunch also in-
cludes hamburgers, yogurt, peanut butter and jelly
sandwiches served Tuesday and Thursday at the grade
school.
Breakfast choices also include bagels, muffins, yo-
gurt, granola and cereal.
All meals include a trip through the variety bar filled
with fresh fruit, canned fruit, fresh vegetables and
grains.
Non-fat, 2% and chocolate milk is available with all
meals.
'Click it or ticket' season
reminder for drivers
Heading into the busiest driving season of the year,
Oregon drivers are also heading into "Click it or Ticket"
season during the Pacific Northwest's Three Flags seat
belt campaign.
dv::ertising 1
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Call today 1-800-547-1714. Quality and
satisfaction guaranteed. OR #79450 / WA
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www.mwbsc.com.
ALL CASH candy route. Do you earn $800 in
a day? Your own local candy route.
Includes 30 machines and candy. All for
$9,995. 1-800-814-6047.
HOW DO you reach close to 2,000,000
potential customers in Oregon? Through
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Network! Contact this paper and ask for an
OCAN !
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now hiring (18-24 positions) guys/ gals.
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ASHLEY'S
.CONSTRUCTION
,Custom Building
and Remodeling
864-3 00
Since 1972 Lic. #8328
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City police, county sheriff's officers and Oregon State
Police joined with police agencies nationwide beginning
May 23 and continuing through Jul 5 tO encourage the
use of safety belts and child restraints. The goal is to save
lives.
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death
and disability for all Americans age 1 through 34 years
old, according to the National Centers for Disease Con-
trol.
Drivers in Oregon may be ticketed not only for fail-
ure to wear safety belts themselves and passengers, but
also if they fail to require young people under the age of
16 to wear safety restraints or to properly restrain small
children in a child seat or booster seat.
Oregon laws requires all occupants of passenger ve-
hicles to "properly" use safety belts. This means that both
parts of a lap and shoulder belt system must be worn to-
gether, only one person per belt, and no placement of the
shoulder of the shoulder belt behind the back or under the
aim.
Need to
send a
fax?
Come to
The
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Oregon Class!fled Advertising Network is a service of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers A~'xociution.
Week of May 16, 2005
Bend--May 31
Erd=ed;i|ly on tiie cigarettes he
buys off the Internet. But he
pays the tax because it helps
fund stuff that Oregonians
need, like schools and health
programs.
Paying the cigarette tax is the
right thing to do, and
It's the law. :,:;.: :::
Tribune
408--- -St.
Dayton
DRIVERS LARGEST pay increase in
history. OTR, Regional & Dedicated.
Great Hometim . No experience?
Company paid CDL training! Swift
Transportation. 1-888-747-3953.
www.SwiftTruckingJobs.com.
US TRUCK Driving School. First year earn-
ings of $35,000 to $40,000. Three week
program. Tuition reimbursement. Financing
available OAC. Information seminar every
Monday, 10 am - lpm. Call for more
details. 1-800-784-3410.
FEED DEALER wanted: LOOMIX feed sup-
plements is seeking a local dealer.
Motivated individual with cattle knowledge
and community ties. Flexible hours and
supplemental income. Contact Connie @
800-883-3817/ckincheloe@loomix.com
FREE 4-ROOM DirecTV system including
standard installation. Plus 140+ channels.
$29.99/month for three months. Access to
over 225 channels! Limited time offer.
Shipping and handling, restrictions apply.
1-800-261-3543.
EARN DEGREE online from home.
Business, paralegal, and computers. Job
placement assistance. Computer & finanial
aid if qualify. 866-858-2121.
www.tideavater~chonlinc.com
THE OREGON Newspaper Publishers
Association currently sells an informational
manual about The Fair Housing Act. This
manual is in simple language with HUD
approved explanations of those provisions.
The cost is $10. www.orenews.com.
Located under publications.
ADOPTION: A lifetime of love and opportu-
nity for your child. We are a nurturing,
financially secure, creative, educated, and
honorable couple. Expenses paid. Donna
and Scott. 1-800-919-1164.
Service back then
just seemed a little
more personal.
That kind of service
isn't gone it's just
hard to come by in
today's world of
corporate mergers
and profit margins.
Friendly service used to be a way of life.
at Macy & Son, it still is.
I :stablished 190-3
MACY & S N, Funeral Directors
135 North Evans McMinnville, Oregon 97128-4682
(503) 472-6151
FAX 472-3352