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PAGE4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- Weatherization Funds for Elderly Still Available There's plenty of money left for senior citizens who haven't used their state weatherization refund vouchers, says John J. Lobdell, Director of the Oregon Dept. of Revenue. The 1977 legislature ap- propriated $4 million to help low income seniors weatherize their homes. Over $3.3 million, or 84 percent of the appropriation re- mains unspent. Last fall the revenue department THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1978 --Own a home with a 1976-77 assessed value of under $30,000 --Received a 1976 homeowner property tax refund --Are not eligible for any fed- eral weatherization aid, grant or loan. Persons who have questions about the program or who think they should have received a vouch- er may call the Oregon Department of Revnue toll free at 1-800-452- 2838. Salem residents should call 378-3366. Task Force Votes mailed over 65,000 vouchers to senior citizens who meet the pro- Tax Cred|t For Weatherization gram requirements. The voucher is worth up to $300 for specific kinds of weatherization work. To claim the refund, homeowners must re- turn the completed voucher to the department with proof of weather- ization expenses (receipts, work orders, cancelled checks). To date, the department has issued almost 2,500 refunds averaging $186. The department will issue refunds until Jan. 1, 1980, or whenever the ap- propriation funds out, if earlier. The weatherization refund pro- gram is open to persons who meet these qualifications: --Were 60 or older on Jan. 1, 1977 --Had 1976 household income of less than $7,500 The interim Task Force on Ener- gy of the Oregon Legislature voted to improve the home weatheriza- tion tax credit laws according to Representative Bill Rutherford, (R- Lafayette), Task Force member and chief sponsor of the bill in the last session. Specific improvements recom- mended by the Task Force were expansion to include mobile homes, making the credit available to those who weatherized after January 1, 1977 and recommending eliminating the inspection require- ment except for safety. YES WE SELL IT--- Tennis Tourney The Sixth Annual MAC OPEN Tennis Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday, July 29 and 30, All ages will have an opportunity to participate in this year's tourna- ment. Events to be held will in- clude: junior men's singles (16 and under) junior women's singles (16 and under) men's singles women's singles men's junior vets singles (35 and over) junior men's doubles (16 and under) junior women's doubles (16 and under) men's doubles women's doubles mixed doubles Esther Rice Circle Has July Meeting The Esther Rice Circle of the Pioneer Evangelical Church had their July meeting at the home of Ida Owens with Deloris Stonten- Auto ' i Health I Fire ' Accident Life - Liability Bonds ! j Compensation [] Marine MATTOX INSURANCE AGENCY C. WADE MATTOX AGENTS VI MATTOX Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 Dayton, Oregon 97114 ACE RIIV n u,vn LAWN vor SPRINKLER JULY and PISTOL HOSE NOZZLE WATERS UP TO 2800 SQUARE FEET * Brass jet nozzles. • Easy-slide runners. • Perma-seal motor keeps dirt out, lubrication in. • Constructed of durable, high-impact materials. PACKAGED AND SOLD TOGETHER % 73445 4255420 EXTRA LOW SALE PRICE S 00 ACE REG. ,11,, PALMER burg as co-hostess.  .., The opening thought and prayer was given by Patti Jones and was followed by Ida Owens reading the  minutes of the last meeting and i then a share a prayer time. Jane Armstrong gave the mis- sionary emphasis and encouraged   the women to write letters to missionaries. Millie Stockhoff pre- sented the program, "New Dimen- sions In Prayer". Refreshments were served by Ida and Deloris. The next meeting will be at the church, combined with Ramona Circle, celebrating everyone's birthday. Special Spanish And Simplified Driver Manuals Two "special edition" drivers manuals are now available to help people studying for an Oregon driver's license. A spanish language manual has been published by the Motor Ve- hicles Division and is now available at DMV field offices in limited quantities. A simplified version of the man- ual has also been developed by a Corvallis woman, Virginia Hoeye, to help people with reading prob- lems prepare for the state s license examination. Although this publi- cation was not published by the state, it has been checked by the Motor Vehicles Division for accur- acy. The simplified version is avail- able through Oregon Literacy Councils and may also be pur- chased from the New Reader's Bookstore, 520 SW 3rd, Portland, Oregon. Lafayette Man In Army Training Pvt. Kenneth R. West, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. West, 532 Water St., Lafayette, Ore., recently completed an airframe repair course at the U. S. Army Transpor- tation School, Fort Eustis, Va. " nett s" Don (:or ' Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinery 9-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY 29 Years in Same Location 109 Oak St. Deyton Phono 8643336 Evelyn Lenderink Mrs. Evelyn Lenderink left for Ocean Springs, Miss., March 22, to visit her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Acree. The following Sunday was Easter Sunday and they at- tended early Sunrise Services which were held on the beach of Biloxi Bay which runs into the Gulf of Mexico. It was chilly at six o'clock but the sunrise and services were so beautiful we didn't mind, she says. The first two weeks of April she spent in Wauchida, Florida, visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Malinda Banks, and her brother, Elmer Visits Relatives Ocean Springs. While there she saw the Blessing of the Shrimp Boat Fleet and learned how to go crabbing. We did a lot of canning and preserving, she says. Their first garden has all been harvested and plowed under. They have several very poisonous snakes so they always wore boots when walk- ing in the garden and yard. I learned to enjoy all sea food and Gumbo. I enjoyed my vacation very much but was very glad to get back to Oregon where it is cool. Since June 1 the temperatures were in the upper 90 degrees and very in be be Graece, and families. They went humid so glad to get home, she fishing several times and had very reports. K good luck. She then went back to t.= , :: ,   --,  P :m , MAC HAS THE KEY TO YOUR HOUSING PROBLEMS Would You l.ike To Sell A house or Buy A Home? ' WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN" Call Judy Fehrs pl, as m re MAC'S REALTY ¢ 2918 Portland Rd., Newberg 1; 538-7338 538-9756 . >gl ,IIi ,Ulr,.,IW, ,mk% ;lYr, ;m, h WEEKEND SPECIALS __  July 2__2 & 22 SWIFT'S 8 oz. Brown & Serve Links .. 89c 16 oz. tub Gold & Soft Margarine .. 59c 15 oz. Hunt's Tomato Sauce .. 3/$1.00 Fresh, Sweet Corn .. 6/60c 5 0Z. Swift Vienna Sausages 2/80c Save 5Oc on Nestle's 12-oz. Chocolate Morsels .... 48 oz. jar Wesson Oil .......... Juicy & Ripe Cantalope ............ Big Decorator Scott Paper Towels .... Trial Size Comet Liquid ........... $1.59 $1.99 lb. 16c 59c 10c .. ci D s s( c( T H w o V ti s li tT h b S o q