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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Post Office Box 68 Telephone (503) 864-2310 Published Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon It Has the Coverage in Orion's "Gordon Spot" An Independent Newspaper Established in 1915 George Meitzen, Publisher Second Class Postage Paid at Dayton, Oregon 97114 MEMBER ,tMbt  Oregon -----I LNAL Illil..wsp.per il Np,00 p E RIB I ,taooekm - Founod 1 CORRESPONDENTS PHONE Dayton City ......................... M.rs. Lemz Frier, 864-3680 ropewell, FaLrview, Wheatland ..... Mrs. N. O. Pearse, 868-7223 SUBSCRIPTION RATE  IN ADVANCE In Oregon, 1 Year $3.00 Outside Oregon, U.S., I year $3.50 Outside U.S., 1 year $4.25 Send Payment to Dayton Tribune, Box 68, Dayton, Ore. 97114 OF HEALTH Tips Given For Children's Safety The Federal Bureau of Investi- gation has issued some crime re- sistance rules to help keep young- sters safe. William H. Webster, Director, says, "Wanting to protect our chil- dren is part of loving them. Crime resistance is part of protecting them. Don't throw this message away  keep it where you will see it -- pass it on to other parents." Some of the basic rules sug- gested are: • The old rule about never tak- ing candy from a stranger  is still a good rule -- tell them not to take candy, a ride or even a walk with a stranger  tell them whey[ • Tell them never admit to being home alone -- on the phone or to someone at the door. • Give the school instructions only to release your children to the people you have designated in writing -- in case of emergency. • Locate and point out "block parent" or similar homes in the neighborhood or along the route to school to your children and explain the meaning of such refuges. • Select one or two neighbors who will provide sanctuary for children should any threat or em- ergency arise while you are away from them. Provide that neighbor with phone numbers where you can usually be reached. Offer to do the same for those neighbors. • Report suspicious individuals or vehicles lurking in areas where children play to the police. Obtain license numbers and descriptions whenever possible. ACE BIIY Finest 7 piece TRAY SET for TAKES CARE OF ALL YOUR PAINTING NEEDS. PT. LONG -LASTING - REUSABLE • 9" durable metal paint tray. = 9" easy slip-off roller frame. • 9" multi-purpose finest quality roller cover. • 11" wood extension pole. • Roller cleaning tool. • Mini-paint and trim pad. = 1V2" golden nylon angular sash brush. One coat results. Uniform coverage. Faster application. 12944 EXTRA LOW SALE PRICE S_q44 PALMER LUMBER & SUPPLY 90 I Ferrg St. 864-2330 DAYTON Mon..Fri. -- 8-5:30 Sot'. 8-5 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1978 PUBLIC FORUM To the Editor: A short time ago the people in the area voiced their disapproval of helicopter noise. I have to agree that the throb and clatter of heli- copters is one of the most objec- tionable noises in the country. Helicopters are banned in various sectors of the United States, be- continually zips back and forth across the skies of the county, creating another obnoxious noise in the area, plus contaminating the air with its jet fuel. The loud startups at the Mc- Minnville airport by the jet plane (there were times at midnight, 1 am, and 7 am) are indications that cause of its disturbing effects the population. The people of Sa- lem complained a few years ago about the atrocious noise of heli- copters flying continuously over their city. The flights were stopped. Another objectionable noise is being introduced to Yamhiil county. It is thesound of a jet plane" from the McMinnville airport that Hi • Be prepared to assist a child who appears lost or in trouble. Do not hesitate to notify the police if you think a child needs assistance. hello world... Mark Edwin, 8 lbs., 11 oz., ar- rived Aug. 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Withee of Eu- gene. He is their first child. Grand- mothers are Mrs. Margaret Withee of Hopeweil and Mrs. Adelle Stombaugh of Kiamath Falls. Longest Battles One of the longest wars in history was the one between England and France that was waged, on and off, between 1337 and 1453. It was known as the Hundred Years' War and was fought because each side claimed a bit of territory in what is now northwest France. "The silliest of all people are those who do foolish things to show off." Vauvenargues i FRED'S REPAIR SHOP 8:30-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY Located on alley behind 411 Ferry. Auto & machinery repair, tune up, electrical, brakes, en- gine rebuilding, steam cleaning, saw filing or what have you. Satisfaction Guaranteed! if no answer, call 864-3368 Phone: 864-3313 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY iDr:J:'..dci,,l t oP'ro.e'rms'r l ! Newbe/'lb Oregon t | Lenses, Frames DupUeated Z t602 First Street Ph. JE 8.2460 € FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of McMlnnville, Oregon Savings Accounts Insured to $40,000 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal Loans to buy or build your home 445 Third St. McMinnville on these new people who moved into the county with their loud, nerve- wracking innovations, probably do not have any respect for the people in the area, but only their selfish Millions of Americans are poisoned by foods prepared at home and eaten at picnics, work or school. The National Sanitation Founda- tion (NSF) notes that two familiesof bacteria are the principal villains--sal- monella and staphylococci ("staph"). The sickness may only last a day or two and be mistakenly blamed on a "bug," a "virus" or on "indigestion." Mayonnaise, salad dres- sing, egg sauces and custards need to be kept cold until just before eating. They are excellent culture mediums in which microbes can multiply and produce in- testinal poisons known as enterotoxins. NSF scientists offer these suggestions : 1. Do not let foods con- taining moisture or fat stand around for long periods of time in a warm kitchen. 2. Sandwiches, salads and desserts intendedfor picnics or other away-from-home consumption should be stored in a refrigerator until Who's Who In Our .Shopping Area Wl LLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. 112 S. Edwards Ph. 538:3512 "Everything for the Builder" Plvwo0d -- tlardware Lumb'cr- Tools -- Paint -- NEWBERG Call Us When You Ne¢d Expert Appliance Service!! KROHN'S. Appliance Center 315 E. Firsl St., Newberg Phone-538-3613 :;.-\\;I.I':S SFRVICE THE TRAVEL BUREAU 222 N. Evans McMinnville Phone 472-5127 Athletic Outlet 0,didas -- Puma -- Nlke Spot-BIIt -- Converse -- Wilson Spalding -- Rawllngs -- Rlddell 238 3rd, Me. 472-2094 501 E. tat, New. 538-9333 I desires. At least it seems to me, their complacency in rendering this noise and air pollution upon the people of this area is a lot of gall at its utmost. The Yamhili county commission- ers should set up and enforce a Noise and Air Pollution Abatement Commission to stop this and other unnecessary, irritating invations of the people's serenity in,this area. " Raymond J. Kulback, Sr. Rt. 1, Box 23 Dayton, Oregon 97114 just before leaving. The same rule applies to meats that are to be cooked at a picnic. 3. Crrry picnic meals in a portable food chest which contains ice or frozen freezer cans. 4. When possible, store brown bag lunches in a refrigerator at school or work until just before lunch. 5. Never eat food from a bulging can or a food con- tainer that squirts upon opening. The contents may contain C. botulinum, the cause of botulism, and dead- liest of all food poisons. 6. Observe this rule about suspicious foods: "When in doubt, throw it out." McMINNVILLE I YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER , Willamette Valloy's Newest Dealer 619 3rd McMinnville 472-9595 p.s. Used Cars Too!! Flowers " Phone 472-2123 Flowers With Sentiment 103 South Baker ' McMinnville, Oregon Wilson Home Furnishings DISCOUNT PRICES Furniture, TV, Stereo, Appliances 'Quality Does Not HaveTo Be Expensive" 616 E. 1st, Nowberg 538-3495 341 N. Baker, McM. 472-7130 Rocky's Delcatessen Gifts -- Red Wagon Coffee SANDWICHES IMPORTED GROCERIES Rocky Robinson Barbara Robinson Owners. 613A East First St. 538-7511 Newberg, Or. McMinnville Chrysler- ,,,.,.,,. Dodge IBI Deals You Can Save On!! Service You Can Count On!! 1910 S. Baker, McM. 477-8014 k,lmmmz=