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October 9, 1980
 
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rllE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAY ION, OREGON -- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1980 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 5-11 FOR THE GOOD OF US ALL.we urge you to observe fire safety practices year round. You owe it to yourself, your family and your community to reduce the threat of fire. During Fire Prevention Week, reduce combustibles in and around your home ... garage ... attic ... basement ... closets. Presented as a public service by your Yomhill County Independent Insurance A Yam hill County Fire Departments For Sale For sale: 3-bdrm mobile home in family park. 538-7920, Dundee. 36rtsc Miscellaneous Cleaning lady wants part-time work in Dayton. Have references. Call 864-3804. 41-42v Public Notice NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1980 an election will be held in Dayton School District No. 8, Yamhill County, Oregon. The polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m, The following question will be sub- mitted to the qualified voters thereof: TAX BASE ELECTION Shall a new tax base of $1,100,- 000.00 be established for Dayton School District No. 8 to become effective for the 1981-82 fiscal year? The purpose of this measure is to establish a new tax base as set forth in Arhcle XI, Section 11, of the Oregon Constitution and which will provide revenue to meet the operational and maintenance costs of the district. Satetv rules to live by. RULE • NO.__ 6:1 Prune with prll- dence. Xe\\;er LI; [Iletdl- hmMled t()ols whe.n trunin trees near power lines. An(J usea wooden ladder to reach the high places prefera- bly with a helper '4eadying your perch. Plan the fall of the pruned-{)ff limbs. Better safe than sorry FGE EXPLANATION OF THE BALLOT MEASURE The present tax base of $590,- 229.30 is insufficient to provide the necessary revenue to finance a quality educational program ade- quate to meet the needs of the children of this district. New state laws require that a tax base pro- posal be submitted to the voters in 1980 if the tax base for 1979 was inadequate and a special election was held. Passage of this measure will result in the state paying up to 30% of the homeowners tax on the total budget levy. If the proposed new tax base of $1,100,000.00 is approved, a six percent increase is allowed each year thereafter. Wanda Catt, County Clerk Elections Officer Help Wanted Applications are now being taken for 1 CTA/2 Maintenance Trainee. Thirty-two hours/week. Interested parties may apply Dayton Public Schools District Office, 526 Ferry Street, Dayton, Oregon through October 15. EOE 42c Hopewell SDA Church Elder Abawag, retired minister, tiving in Portland was speaker at church hour Oct. 4. His wife accompanied him to Hopewell. Special music was given by Joe Pearles. Many visitors were pres- ent. Offering was for church bud- get. Asst. Sabbath School Supt. George Byrnes had charge of the program beginning a new quarter in Sabbath School. Special music was given by the Pearles. Progress report, Evelyn Byrnes, Mission story, Harry Christianson. Coming Oct. 11 will be the Voice of Prophecy annual offering. Also Communion Service by pastor John Yuros . There will be a fellowship potluck dinner after the services. The Pathfinders met Sunday, Oct. 5th at 6:30 pm. Prayer meet- ing Tuesday, 7:30 pro, Wednesday 10-3 m, Dorcas meeting. Keep in mind the coming "'Family Night" Oct. 18 at 7:30 pm at our school gym on 1349 Elm, McMinnville. Guest artist Patti Ediger will be giving most of the program. Associated M.V. meeting Oct. 4 at 5:30 was given by the "Glad Tidings" church group from Tual- atin South Park church. It was a beautiful musical program. Paul Straight of Newberg gave a trave- logue on Pitcairn Island. A group of neighbors had a housewarming party on Linda and Roger Shilhanek Sept. 24. Refresh- ments were served and visiting was enioyed. ONE GIFT WORKS MAN D E RS Give your FAIR SHARE through ONCE-A-YEAR giving to YAMHILL County UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS. J, • am a FUNERAL Mocy 3on DIRECTORS 2ncl & Evans McMinnville 472-6151 National Selected Morticians Member by Invitation McMINNVILLE OFFICE 117 E. 5th Street McMinnville, Ore. 97128 At Baker, GRI, Broker Call [503] 472-8411 NEWBERG OFFICE 619 E. Hancock Newber§, Ore. 97132 Ed Otter, Branch Manager Call lS03J 538-7426 WE NOW HAVE OFFICES IN McMINNVILLE AND NEW- BERG TO MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE REAL ESTATE NEEDS OF YAMHILL COUNTY'S RESIDENTS. Ask your REALTY WORLD Realtor to explore your real estate needs. There is still money available at various lending sources and also options such as equity down payments, exchanges, tax deferred exchanges, etc. The priceless services and "know how" of your REALTY WORLD Realtors ere of particular importance now, and we are as near as your phone. Call 472-8411 or 538-7426. We ere members of the Farm and Land Institute, and we have clients with cash and ebillty to purchase farm, commercial and investment properties. F--Farms and Ranches .l'"u " L--Land: For Residential and Commercial Dovel. L:00J P--industrial and Investments. Dayton Area Dairies Qualify For This Year's Dairy Of Honor Prog'ran Fourteen Yamhil[ County dairies have qualified for the 1980 Dairy of Honor program after the farms .were inspected and evaluated by Mike Gamroth, county extension service, and Don Anderson, repre- senting the Oregon Dairymen's Assn. Six were among the only 54 dairies in the entire state to receive a superior rating, the highest award. These were D. H. Boersma and R & S Farm, McMinnville; Cruickshank Dairy Farm, Art De- Jager and Oscar Kempema, Day- ton; and Pete DeHaan, Salem. Tom Roth, Jr., Dayton, won the Dairy of Honor award for the first =(anf-ield Home INSULATION PERSONAL ATTENTION TOP QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Older Homes A 'Specialty' Ref -- Free Estimates- 538-4144 time. Repeat qualifiers were AR Dairy, Sheridan; Beltview Farms, Inc., Yamhill; Crown Hill Farm and George Warmington, McMinnville; Forest Glen Jerseys, Dayton; Mon- te Hinson, Amity; and Ray Kroes, Gaston. Purpose of the Dairy of Honor program, sponsored jointly by the Oregon State Extension .,Service, Oregon Dairymen's Association and the Oregon Dairy Products Commission, is to upgrade the ap- pearance of the state's dairy farms. Dean Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinerx 8-0 ,Mondav-}:ridav, Sat. Jill 12 .!lU ,CIlt.'ltlll4 HI Ill s;llJ'lC lov}Hl()n 409 OAK STREET I)ayton Ih,,ncNo4-,h , lhc .',o42bq !WEEKEND i i This Ad Good For Fri. & Sat., Oct. 10th & 11th, ' i [ Local Tomatoes .... 5'b!. $1.00 1 I R[pe & Juicy Oranges .. 19c I Kraft Velveeta Slices . $1.48 1 BIG! f 32-oz. Norwest Catsup .... 76c I i F;uil ocktail ....... 2/$1.00 1 I l°°rwest Tomato Sauce.. 5/90c I 30 oz. Reg. or Hot I Nalley Chili w/Beans ... $1.25 ! Large 26 oz. Campbell Tomato Soup 2/$1.00 1 42 oz. Oagicakeer Rolled Oats .. i. $1;,17 1 I oce Cream Toppings . 95c sPECIAL on Bisquick $1.10 1 Formula 409 Cleaner .. 83c ,-. 15 oz. Pheasant Dog or Cat Food ... 6/$1.00 Jumbo Roll Bounty Paper Towels .. 71c