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Pastor's Corner
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1981 THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, flREGON -- PAGE 3
Lafayette man fi!es Hopewell.
. Geroge and Evelyn Byrnes have returned from a
for county posttton Ontario.m°nths vacation in Canada visiting his relatives in
Dear Pastor Skip,
What can I do to make my relationship with Jesus
Christ stronger?
Let me begin by saying you have already taken the
most important step. That is, you have a desire to have
a strong relationship. Just because a person is a
Christian it does not necessarily mean that they will
grow spiritually and be developing their relationship
j~!~awith Christ. If we do not desire to have a constant day
::~" by ¢[aywalk with Christ then your relationship can grwo
stagnant.
In building a strong relationship with Christ here is
an important point to remember. We should always be
totally dependent on God for everything. Paul said it
was in his weakness that he was strongest because then
He had to rely totally on the power of Jesus Christ. It is
only as we follow Paul's pattern and let Christ live
through us that we become strong and we can please
God.
Some simple helps in doing this are reading your
Bible, praying, and fellowship with other Christians. As
we read the Bible we learn more and more about who
God is, what He wants for our lives, and, our need to
depend on Him. Prayer is simply talking to God. Yet it
is the most powerful tool of the Christian. It puts us in
direct communication with God. Thus once we learn
from the Bible what God desires for us, we can talk to
Him and ask His guidance. Finally, by fellowship with
other Christians we can gain love, encouragement, and
insights from their lives as they share how God has
been blessing them. These three simple steps will help
us to be more dependent on God and thus our relation-
ship with Jesus will be strengthened.
If you have a question you would like Pastor Skip to
answer, send it to:
Pastor's Corner,
First Baptist Church,
P.O. Box 176,
Dayton, Oregon 97114
Call Collect Towing
503-864-2262 Free Delivery
Eola Auto Wrecking Inc.
"FREE HOT LINE SERVICE"
" Top Selection of Good Used Parts
• Top Prices For Late Model Cars
• Top Prices For Junk Cars
• Top Prices For Wrecked Cars
"l[ We Don't Have It .... We'll Find It"
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WHO'S WHO IN OUR
SHOPPING AREA ~ 4984
IF YOU CANNOT FIND IT IN DAYTON, THESE CONVENIENT
BUSINESS HOUSES WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU
Shuler & Simmons
Organ- & Piu~
1571 N. Hwy 99W
McMInnvllle
Town Shopping Center
472-6693
Flowers
Phone 472-2123 I
Flowers With Sentiment
103 South Baker
McMInnville, Oregon
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Lynn's For Men
Small Enough to Know You --
Large Enough to Serve You
Haggar Slacks, Levi s, Manhattan
Shirts, Pacific Trail Jackets,
Harris Slacks
315 3rd St.
McMInnvllle
472-6117
ERICKSON'S
AUTO PARTS
Cars -- Trucks -- Tractors
Repairs -- Welding --
Steam Cleaning
SERVICE
Unll~n STATION
Men-Sat,, 8 am-6 pm
LAFAYETTE -- 864-2241
KROHN'S
Appliance Center
WASHERS ~ DRYERS --
FREEZERS --
REFRIGERATORS --
DISHWASHERS
"All the brands that you know
and trust"!!!
SALES SERVICE
315 E. lit, Nowl~rg 6311-3613
Randy Stockam, 31, has announced his candidacy for
Yamhill County Commissioner, position no. 3.
A Democrat, Stockam has lived in Lafayette for two
months. He lived previously in Carlton for two years.
He has been employed as an accountant for Western
Farmers Assn. of Portland for seven months.
Father of three, he is married to Lafayette Police
Chief Karen Stockam.
Microwave cooking class
The Waldo Makers and Mrs. Marcia Calvin recently
spent a few days at Cannon Beach with friends.
Calendars on order
The Dayton Booster Club is beginning its sales of
Community Birthday Calendars. Orders are being
taken by phone and there are sign-up sheets at Putt's
Market and the Pirate's Den.
Price this year is again $3.00. Deadline for orders is
Nov. 11. For further information call 864-2673.
NORTH VALLEY
DENTURE CENTER
Denture Savings
ONtOmm ' ~ Itd~
$al.d$
F ull Set Eac~
1~6"~a TISFACTIO N 6UAIIANTEEO
''0A YOUR MONEY lACK
613 E. Firl153S.al$O Newberg
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to be offered in DaytonI ,,, MENU PLANNERS ~. I
tea On atur ay' °v' 4' m eta °mmun' Y °" asev n ou run
lege will offer a Microwave Cooking Class at the Dayton
High School Home Economics Room, #1.
Verna VanCalcar, Home Economics' teacher, will
class which will from 9:00 am to ~
4:00 pm for $12.00. Food will be provided and lunch will
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belt part of the class instruction and experimentation. ~ ,
According to college representatives, this will be a
great opportunity to develop skills, or get ready for your ~ SALE -- FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY,
October 29-Nov. 1, as Quantities last
Christmas present from someone who likes to eat. ~ [Look for Monday-Thurs. ad in your
Pre-register by calling 864-2249 during the day ori weekend shopping bag]
'864-3789 in the evening or on weekends. !
Lodge elects new officers I ,~,,,-oz.,o,,o, Reg. 73c each I
Naomi Rebekah Lodge met last Friday. The main i Heinz Lite
Ketchup .. 55c ti
business was election of officers. They are Judy ~ Sweepstakes, 15-oz. cans SPECIAL--EACH
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Clements, Noble Grand; Helen Robinson, vice grand; |
Lula Clements, secretary and treasurer; Sarah Altimus, ~ Jack Mackerel ....... 59c
financial secretary and Ruth Doud, treasurer. Other ~
officers will be elected later. Campbell's, 10V2-oz. cans [Condensed] Reg. 50c each
The Dayton lodge will go to Sheridan Nov. 17 for I Spanish Vegetable Soup 43c i
initiation of new members. The state president will be
there at that time. Devil's Food, Banana or Chocolate, 12-oz. boxes of
Clements.H°stesses for the evening were Judy and Lula ~ ,0Firesideindividually wrappedsweetie PiesReg$1.0985C ~each
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County planner files I o'a~°°"A lS°zca°SApplesauce 2/79c iRo0,3c
for commissioner i Hidden Valley Ranch Milk-'Recipe~ i-oz. pkg,.
Reg. 59c each
i Dressing Mix ..... 49c I
I Salad-Style, with Pimentos, 8'h-OZ. jars i each I
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6V2-oz. cans Reg. $1.10 each
I Snow's Minced Clams 88c
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For omelets, chowder, etc., 3-oz. jars Reg. $1.05 each
i Hormel Real Bacon Bits 85c i
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3V2-oz. bottles Reg. 79c each
i Wright's Liquid Smoke 65c i
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Golden Soft Margarine 59c i
Frozen: Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury
I Banquet 11.0,.., 0
Dave Bishop has become the first candidate to file by ~
petition for Yamhili County Commissioner position No.i Dinners 79ci
:3, a post to be left vacant by Colin Armstrong, Monday ~
morning, Bishop delivered to the Yamhill County Clerk •
13 petitions containing the names of 234 persons from ........................ '
around the county nominating him as a Democratic ~ =Z_~_~"~=_~_--_--'=v--_~'=--==~ ~
candidate for the post.
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Bishop, 37, is currently director of the County De-
partment of Planning and Development, a position he lb.
has held for the past 3tA years. He holds a B.A. in ~ Boneless PorkRoasts $1 25
business administration and economics with minor ~ • ~
studies in political science from Seattle Pacific Uni- 12-0z. packages
versity and a Master of Urban Planning degree from ~ • sack
the University of Oregon. He is a member of theQ OregonChtefWieners. 99c
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American Management Assn., an elected elder in the
McMinnville First United Presbyterian Church, active
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~n t~e couo,y ,9~, ~oito~ W~y campaign. ~.~ vice W""vr'"S",, ,° yr'e'^r'"
chairman of the County Democratic Central Committee. [
Bishop is a veteran having served as a lieutenant in the
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U.S. Navy during the Vietnam conflict. Also, he was a
4-H club member for 10 years with several projects
including dairying and gardening.
Bishop and his wife Madeline and two children Juli,
9, and Michael, 8, reside in McMinnville. Mrs. Bishop
teaches French at Newberg High School.
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