Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| September 25, 1975 Dayton Tribune |  |
|
©
Dayton Tribune. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 2 (2 of 4 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
September 25, 1975 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
PAOE 2 -- THU DAYTON TRIBUNE ---DAYTON, OIEBION ---
THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1975
UNIONVALE
The film, "'Presence of Mine
Enemies" was shown at the Un-
ionvale Community Church, with
the Hopewell Church also in at-
tendance, on Sunday evening,
Sept. 21. Refreshments of banana
splits were enjoyed after the ser-
vice.
The Evangelical Women's Con-
ference will be held at Jennings
Lodge Sept. 29-30, closing with
a banquet at the Sheraton Hotel
in Portland on Tuesday evening.
Missionaries from several coun-
tries will be the speakers.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, the
Salem Area Men's Fall Rally was
held at' the Kings Table restau-
rant in Salem, with men of the
Hopewell and Unionvale Church-
es attending.
A Sunday School Teachers'
Clinic was held this week at the
Salem First Evangelical Church
for special training. The Sunday
School teachers from the Hope-
well and Unionvale Community
Churches attended.
Rev. Walter Rowley of Silver-
ton, former pastor of the Hope-
well and Unionvale Community
Churches, returned to his home
Monday after a week in the Sa-
lem Memorial Hospital for tests
of a blood vessel condition. He
is as well as usual.
Mrs. Marvel Brown of Bermu-
da, former resident of Hopewell,
visited Mrs. Minnie Davidson
Friday to Sunday, and Mr. and
Mrs. N. O. Pearse for several days
this week. She and Mrs. Bearse
called on Mrs. Beulah Reed, Mrs.
Inga Deedon and Mr. and Mrs.
Milt Carson on Monday afternoon
and Mrs. Jennie Moddemeyer of
Salem on Tuesday. She has been
visiting her daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. James Bennett and family of
Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Cave and family of Sublimity and
other relatives since July, and
will return to Bermuda, where
,she makes her home with her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown
and family on October 14.
Tennis Nets Repaired
At Dayton Courts
By ELAINE CRAIG
Tennis court nets at Dayton
Jr.-Sr. High Schoo have suffered
from being constantly tightened,
elevating them to a higher-than.
regulation height. This week the
nets have been repaired, and set
at the correct height of 3 feet in
the center and 3 feet 6 inches at
the posts. Center tapes have been
added, to hold the net at the ex-
act three foot height. An added
advantage of these tapes is that
they keep the net from brushing
on the court surface, preventing
excess wear on the lower net.
The tennis courts were built as
a joint project of the School Dis-
trict, Dayton students, and Boos-
ter Club, to be enjoyed by the
entire community. And indeed, a
great many have been on the
courts this past year, to leisurely
practise or exert more strenuous-
ly with the competition of play
It is hoped th~ everyone will
have continued use of the Dayton 3h ~a~ton ~eibun,
tennis courts, as all in the com-
munity cooperate in seeing that P.O. Box 08, Dayton, Ore. 97114
,the eotw'ts are used properly for
tennis Second Clau Postage Paid at
Coupon Books Now
On Sale At School
This is a good news article
and it goes like this. The Jumbo
Drive-Inn in McMinnville which
is owned and operated by Mrs.
Doris Metzker is offering a book
of coupons with a total worth of
$13.50 to patrons of her eating
establishment for just $3.00--
and that isn't all. These coupons
are attached to a two-year desk
which comes without d~tes so
that it can be used as you have
the need. The coupons come with-
out dates too (no expiration date)
so they are good until all are
used.
This is how they work. For ev-
ery $1 worth of food ordered you
Dayton, Oregon 97114
may use one 25c coupon. If you
as a family go in and order $8
worth of food you could use
eight coupons for a savings of
$2. (A great idea for after a foot-
ball game or for an inexpensive
dinner out.)
These books went on, sale Mon-
day, Sept. 21 and may be pur-
chased from any member of the
Dayton High Concert Choir or
Swing Choir, or by calling the
high school in the afternoons.
WH EATLAN D
There are 123 students enrolled
in the Western Mennonite High
School. Four students are en-
rolled from this area: Irvin Her-
sha, Jr Michael Galer, Julia and
Jean Gingerich.
An Equal Opportunity Ernpl~cer
Darwin Buschert from Canada
,is one of the new teachers. He
and Mrs. Buschert were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gin-
gerich and family.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gingerich
enjoyed a short vacation in Cana-
da last week, visiting Victoria,
B.C and the San Juan Islands.
Mr.-and Mrs~ Earl Rutherford
of Raymond, Wash were week-
end guests of Mrs. Minnie David-
s0n.
9
The people working for you up with the answer you are
inside Continental Tele- Ingl ml w= l looking for. Some people,
. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
phone Company of the for instance have to make
Northwest's Business Office telephone calls from noisy
spend eachdayhelpingcus- areas. We can suggest a
tomers. We're able to handle . special handset |or your
"almost any communications telephone that amplifies the
challenge you can come up sound you hear. Or we can
with. For example, if your recommend another device
telephone rings so often it is that prevents your caller
driving you crazy, we can suoux CUNNINGHAM from hearing the noisy back-
help! We can recommend Service Representative ground sounds around you.
soft chimes instead of the normal bell. Or So whatever your situation or problem,
we can suggest lights instead of chimes, we can help! Call us or come in and see
bells, or buzzers. Whatever the problem us. You'll find that we're more than help-
or special situation, we usually can come ful. We're friendly, too!
property tax fax
QUESTION:
In May 1974, I purchased pro-
perty which had been designated
as.forest land. The statute pro-
rides that forest land designation
,shall be removed upon sale or
transfer unless the transferee
makes a new application within
60 days of the date of purchase.
My land was- disqualified and I
was notified by letter of the dis-
qua~lification. I then made an ap
plication, dated July 15, for spe-
cial assessment of the land. My
application was denied because
it was not made within 60 days
of the sale. The county measured
the 60 days from May 9, 1974,
the date on which the grantor
signed the deed. It seems to me
that the appropriate date from
:which to measure is May 14, the
date of my check to the title
company. What would be the cor-
rect date as to when the sale oc-
curred?
ANSWER:
In a previous case the court
held that title does not pass at
the time of delivery of a deed
into escrow. Rather, the deed is
deemed to be delivered at the
time the conditions of sale are
met. Since in the instant case
payment was not made until May
14, the delivery could not have
occurred prior to that date.
Therefore, your application, was
timely and must be granted.
Plan ahead!
Continental Telephone of the Northwest
A Member of Continental Teklp~me ~71ilr4
8:30-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY
Located on alley behind 411
I Ferry. Auto & machinery repair,
i tune up, electrical, brakes, en.
I glne rebuilding, steam cleaning
for what have you.
Satisfaction Guaranteedl
Phone: 864-3313
if no answer, call 864-3368