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,~AGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON m Business Opportu n ity Miscellaneous WOMEN -- Start now for big Christmas earnings as an Avon Representative. Write 1401 NE Arrington Rd Hillsboro, Ore. or call 648-6168. 42-43c For Sale :MILI-,ER~ FARM 864-2707 or 864-2768. Tomatoes 5c lb. Corn 40c doz. Near Palmer Lumber Co Dayton. 37rtsc FOR NEW STEEL call Newberg .Steel. 538-3310. 37rtsf NEW SUBDIVISION. 17 beautiful loty, Applications now available. DAYTON House Sitting Service. All service rendered by dependable mature adults. Emergency calls accepted without appointment. Sunday by appointment only. Call Dayton 864-2756- 7-5 Monday thru Saturday. 43-46p AGATE SAWING, slicing, grind- ing, cabs. Polishing. Ben Burch, 519 Ferry St. Dayton. 30rtsc DAYTON. House Setting Service, 18 to 80. No child care. For ap- pointment call Dayton 864-2765, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Convalescent, wheel chair or victims of old age, 2 hrs, or all day. Go to club, play golf or make business calls. We will stay Phone 538-9461 day or night or see Dundee Land & Construction Co til you return. Dayton, Lafayette, Dundee, Oregon. 42-45p McMinnville area. 42-45p FOR SALE: 1950 Ford Pickup, good canal runs good $250. Call ~t-2495. 43,44f TINO'S CAFE Across from City Park DAYTON Mexican Food Try Our Combination Plate Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS The Dayton . Fr bun, SALEM BUSINESS CARDS & GIFTS The Byrd Nest Annex to House of Cards Decorator C~ndles -- Unique Imported Git~ts for ~.very Occasion --Exclusive But Not ~.xpensive Salem Plaza Ph. 585-6668 FARM WELDING METAL-FAB Stainless Steel Spray & Fertilizer Tanks GAS & OIL TANKS Hitches---Auxiliary Gas Tanks for Pickups 4195 Silverton Rd. NE 362-5541 HEALTH FOODS NATURAL HEALTH CENTER Special Dietary Foods V'#~unins-Protein Slim Gyms natural foods parking without preservatives in rear High protein S~pplement 1073 ~ommer~ial SE 362-9861 MEN'8 CLOTHING ~1~ |1111 fllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHI Ill III Illl ~(p~ CLOTHES FOR MEN MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES LES NEWMAN'S '~he Friendly Store" Men's Wear, Work Clothing, Rainwear Boots 8, Shoes, Ball Band Boots, Justaln Boots Endicott, Johnson & Redwing 8hee~-U.S. Rubber Feotwear :l'i~ Coramercial ~ 363-5508 MUSIC DEALERS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1971 The Hopewell and Unionvale Evangelical Churches plan a Mis- sionary Convention at the Union- vale Church each evenling, Oct. 27 to 31 at 7:30 p.m. with mission- aries from different countries as guest speakers. A Youth Banquet is being planned for Saturday eve- ning, Oct. 30 at the Unionvale Church. Everyone is cordially in- vited to attend these services. The October Family Night pot- luck dinner was held at the Un- ionvale Church Wednesday eve- ning, Oct. 20 with prayer service following in charge of Rev. Virgil Brown, with Hopewell and Union- vale 'Churches cooperating. Rev. Virgil Brown, Philip and Janice Brown attended the Octob- er Sing at the Labish Center Evan- gelical Church Saturday evening, Oct. 16. DAYTON =MAN SAILS ON U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS CONSTELI~ff'ION---Navy Petty Officer First Class Robert A. Norton, husband of Mrs. Fan- nie L. Norton of Dayton, has sailed for the Western Pacific aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Constellation, homeperted in San Diego. property tax fax QUESTION : We formed a rifle club in our county and wonder if it would be exempt from taxation as a frater- nal instiution? The purpose of our club, among other things, is to further the development of the characteristics of honesty, good fellowship, self-discipline and self reliance which are the essentials of good sportsmanship and the foundation of true patriotism. ANSWER ORS 307.134 defines fraternal organization and requires that it be established under a lodge sys- Christian Service Brigade meet- ings ,will slmrt Wednesday even- ing, Oct. 27 and boys 10-16 are in- vited to attend. The meetings con- vne at 7 p.m craft ~vork, Bible study and recreation as part of the activities. The Hopewell Home Extension Unit held their October meeting at the 4H Center near Zena Tues- day, Oct. 19, with Mrs. Lloyd Rae presenting the lesson on the use of fondue pots, and a demonstra- tion of desserts at noon. Plans were made for the Un"-t's part'ci- pation in the Yamhill County Ex- tension Flea Market which will be held at the Yamhill County Fairgrounds Nov. 5. Fourteen members and guests attended the Hopewell Missionary Society meeting Tuesday after- noon, OCt. 12, with Bertha Mag- ness as leader. Tote bag material was handed out to be sewed for the Indian children at the South- west Indian School in Glendale, Arizona, and knitted caps were also part of the box which will be sent there early in November. The meeting was held at the home of ,Mrs. N. O. Pearse. Danny Janzen celebrated his 6th birthday Sunday, Oct. 17, with a birthday party attended by Chuck Stacey, Bart and Kevin Wood and Jeffrey Johnson. Other guests during ~he day were Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Brown and family, Mrs. Margaret Janzen, Mrs. Eliza. beth Funk of Chinook, Mont and Don Meliza of Portland. Sunday guests of Mrs. ~Margaret Janzen and Mrs. Elizabeth Funk, sister of Mrs. Janzen who is vis- iting from Chinook, Mont were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heagle and Janice of Gresham. Friday lunch- eon guests at the Janzen home were Mrs. N. O. Pearse, Mrs. El- mer Polvi and ~Irs. aria Welch of Ontario, Calif. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearse of McMinnville, and Mrs. Ona Welch of Ontario, Calif. Mrs. Love and Mrs. Welch were houseguests of the Pearses, and returned to their home Mon- day evening, Oct. 18. .** v 7Z vv . USED PIPE & FITTINGS =/'2" to 6" Diameter ~e" . 6el 1~2" - 23c %" 10c I 2" . 30c 1" 10c I 2" . 30c 1%" i 17c [ 3" 45C Acoustical Ceiling Tile 10c sq. ft. Fluorescnt Lites, 4-ft. w/tbs $7.50 Storage cabinets and shelving Formica Top Receiving Counters Bricks, 35~c uncleaned; 6 c clnd Wash Basins w/fxtres $5 to $7.50 Toilets complete $12.00 up Water Pumps from $35.00 up Hot Water Heaters $10.00 up 3x12 Planks & Timbers $50.00 M N,o. 2 Dimen. Lmbr $40 to $55 M lx6 T&G and Shiplap $40-$55 M Drs w/Hardware & Frame $4 up Plate Glass View Wndws 80c sq ft Window Sash, Many sizes 80c up -- NEW BLDG. SUPPLIES--- Hrdbrd Panels, 4x8xJ/~'' $1.66 sht Chipboard Pnls, 4x8xS/s" $2.25 sht 15-1b. Bldg. Felt $2.40 roll Roll Roofing 45-1b 65-1b, 90-lb. Back Drain Tiles 24" lengths 2" Dia. 5c ft.--3" 8c ft.---4" 10c ft. Eo S INC. 4952 Portland Rd. Ph. 364-6151 --- SALEM, OREGON -- Open Saturdays 8:00 to 1:00 WILLS MUSIC STORE tm with a ritualistic form of work Mrs. Vera Love of Azusa, Calif vxxxXX.X'='-XX'r'r"XX"'rX " Band &,Orchestra Instruments listed under this section are or- Sales &, Rentals ganizations whch are recognzed as ~:":~ ="~:":~ ~;~':~-* =':'~ e-;'-'~" e;.:~'em ~7,0-~ ~ '~;',~ =e'~-, =,'~:~o" e;--~;z;s e;~:.-,: =-,~,-:~ e;,::;:-;~ -~-,-,:* >:~-u.~ -~"",;~ Baldwin Pianos & Organs .~;~``i>`~4~i~``i~0`~F~i~;7`~4~i~,;.~i~*4~!,~;.i:`~*i~.~``~`~`~!~i;~!~z~` .~:~:~i~.~``.~;~`~ Records- Sheet Music a fraternal type of organization, ; --Guitars&Amplifiers-- and it appears that a rifle club ~ GIVE, S&H Green Stamps does not fit into this category. It 432 State St. Ph. 364-6757 also does not meet the statutory ~. tO your YAMHILL COUNTY requirements of being established ~'2~ . ~ OFFICE EQUIP.&SUPPLIES under the lodge system with a rit- ~ United Good Neig K~ ' ualistic form of work. Several past .~*:~ COOKE STATIONERY CO. 1 opinions have denied exemption to Salem's Complete Office,gun clubs and sportsman clubs, j You g ire on ly once a yea r. I Supply Dealer",' ** * II office FurnitUreOffice Machines //QUESTION: j Your YAMHILL County United I office Supp / lhave a question on the new ;~i Good Neighbors is at work L370 State St. Salem 581-14041 laWbasedgivingon income.Pr pertYHousetaxBillrelief16~ every day of the year. SHOES provides that with each tax state- ~ FU N ERAL ARBUCKLE'S SHOES Naturalizers- Life Stride Cobblers -- Weyenberg Buster Brown -- Red Wing Free Store-Side Parking Center at High Ph. 363-6555 ment delivered or mailed under ORS 311.250 the tax director shall deliver or mail a form and in- structions prescribed and furnished by the Department, on which a taxpayer may file his claim for homeowner's property tax relief. Can the tax collector mail the form and instructions for filing a claim in a separate envelope from the one containing the tax state- ment? The tax collector could save postage costs by enclosing a slip with the statement informing the taxpayer of the property tax relief and indicating that a form would be shipped separately. ANSWER: No. Such a procedure would not cor0ply with the statutory provi- sions and if a tax statement were mailed without the claim form, anyone who did not file his claim on time could contend that he did not receive the form, and there- fore, was not advised of his rights. m.ECTO S ~.~ 2ND &, EVANS McMINNVILLE 472-6151 ~ Tomorrow Muy Be TOo Late . . . Insurance Values C. WADE MATTOX Phone 864-2213 P.O. Box 98 VI MATTOX Dayton, Oregon 97114 TIRES- APPLIANCES MASTER SERVICE CENTER GOODYEAR TIRES General Electric Appliances S&H GREEN STAMPS 365 Commercial N.E. 363-9104 When Shopping Salem = Say You Saw It In The Tribune t ! # i