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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1982 POST OFFICE BOX 68 TELEPHONE (503J 864-2310 Published Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon An Independent Newspaper Established in 1913 George Meltzen, Publisher .... THE DAYTON TRIBUNE I I t ! ! 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 j Send Payment to Dayton Tribune, Box 68, Dayton, Ore. 97114 ! ,~C/V~U(h MEMO .~q ~i] Oregon i 1 IJiJAIlBNAL I~lil Newsoaper • lIE N PJ4PEB IIIIBI Publishers ~,o,m,~. r~,,,~ ~m i'°'z~°°~ti°n i* PUBLIC FORUM. To the Editor: Recently the U.S..National Bank ran a contest for young people to write an essay entitled "How to Get Oregon's Economy Back on Track". The prize was to be Bank Manager for a day and have his or her essay entered in a statewide contest. The deadline was July 2nd. My daughter was quite excited about this, and she entered at the Dayton, Oregon Branch. The winner was to be notified by July 9th. Since she hadn't heard anything by that date, we watched the Dayton Tribune for the announcement of the winner's name. No infor- mation was published so on July 29 I called the bank to find out who won. I was informed that there were only two entries so they had trhown them out! Their reasoning was that since there wasn't more response, there was no reason for judging between these two. Alas, there were only four entries in all of Yamhill County, two in Dayton, one in Newberg, and he thought the other one was from Sheridan. So what did these bank managers decide? Did they decide that these were four diligent young people who deserved a chance? No, they decided that there wasn't enough response in Yamhill County so they threw out their essays! In case you think I'm using hard words, I asked the manager in Dayton what he did with them; did he throw them out? His answer? Yes, Ma'am. 1 can hardly believe it. Needless to say, I was shocked. My reason for writing is that I think this is very unfair to the young people who were eager and responsive to the challenge of thinking of ways to put Oregon's economy back on track. ltheir They should have judged between the two entries in Dayton, and the other two banks, with only one entrant each, should have given that one person the local prize. He or she won because everyone else was not in- terested or didn't know about it. Consequently, it was a win by default. Now all of these young people have lost out on the chance to be in the big statewide contest. This was a very poor decision on the park of the U.S. National Bank managers in Yamhiil County. My daughter didn't get a letter explaining what had happened nor even an apology. I had to call the bank to find out! Would they have done this to adults? Why do people treat children as if they are nonentities? There are four young people in Yamhill County who are very disappointed. Why should they be punished because no one else entered or because they don't live in the big city where there was more response? In the future it would be wise for the U.S. National Bank, or anyone else, when running a contest to follow through on their promises. This isn't a good example for any of our young people when adults don't keep word. Sincerely, Mrs. Wm. H. Entler Rt. 2, Box 217C Dayton, Or. 97114 864-2208 Hopewell SDA Church Elder Robert Morris spoke during church hour on July 31st. Special music was given by Chuck Keightley and daughter Janet. The offering was the annula Christian Record Braille. Elder Paul Haynes is on vacation this month. Sabbath School highlights: Geraldine Stephens, Supt. Evangelism by Dalles Bartell; Mission Story given by Faye Stephens; special music and lesson study also. Coming events: Tuesday, 7:30 pm prayer meeting. Thursday: Church Board meeting, 7:30 pm Aug. S. Aug. 8, 6:30 pm, School finance committee meeting, followed by a school board meeting at 7:30 pm. Aug. 12, school registration 1-7 pm. Monthly Assoc. M.V. meeting. Aug. 7 at the McMinnville SDA Church on Old Sheridan Road. BIBLE SCHOOL TO BEGIN MONDA Y The Dayton Christian Church Sunday School will hold its Vacation Bible School on Monday, Aug. 9 to Friday, Aug. 13 from 9 am to noon each day in the educational building at Sth and Church St., in Dayton. It is open to all children three years old through 6th grade. Theme for this.year is "God Is Love". There will be Bible stories, singing, crafts, as well as other activities. ,*,- SUBSCRIBE NOW #~:~oo,, s~x, oo~(,e, Keep Up With What's ~e,~ ~,~v, Happening in Your Area o~,~~ NAME .......... Mailing Address ....................... City .............. Zip ........... Send $3.50 for a one-year subscription to THE DAYTON TRIBUNE " Box 68 ~o~o~ ^~ ~#~" Dayton, Oregon 97114 ~e99e'" Pastor's Corner Dear Pastor Skip, Does a person have to go to church to be a Christian? Going to church does not make you a Christian anymore than standing in a garage makes you a car. There are Christians who unfortunately do not go to church• .There are also people who regularly go to church but who are not Christians. A Christian is one who has put their faith in Jesus Christ. A Christian is one who has realized their sinfulness, recognized Christ's death on the cross for them, and by faith received His forgiveness. Eph. 2:89 tell us that it is totally by faith and not by any work of our own that we are saved and become a Christian. Now, while going to church does not make a person a Christian, every Christian should regularly attend church• Not to be saved but because we are saved. Hebrews 10:25 tells us not to forsake our assembling together• Church is a time of corporate worship, fellowship and instruction that is important to the complete growth of a Christian. Remember going to church does not make you a Christian, but every Christian belongs in a church. lf you have a question for Pastor Skip mail it to: Pa~tor's Corner First Baptist Church f P. O• Box 176 ~, Dayton. Oregon 97114 Tris Speaker, the great American baseball player, was known as the "Gray Eagle" because of his gray hair and his speed in playing the outfield. ,k i iii i i ANNOUNCING!! OUR NEW LOCATION d; Rbble Rnn's ~ Children's SImppe NEW & NEARLY NEW Clothing -- Furniture -- Toys -- Handcrafted Gifts 619 E. Hancock Nnwborg Ph. 538-0122 McMinnville VIDEO Recorders -- Television --Computers Next to Shakey's on Hwy 99W., M¢Minnville Ph. 472-1733 GE " Senye * Peneauntc " Tusldba WE ALSO RENT MOVIES, Recorders, & Atad CartrldgeS....~__. 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