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PA6E 2 .-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE .-.DAYTON OREGON -
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scene
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan
called on his mother, Mrs. Mar-
garet Callahan, in the Sheridan
rest home Sunday. They also
called on Mrs. Floyd Matthews
during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winn from
Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
non Hosbrock from Portland
were Sunday evening dinner
guests at ,the home of Mrs. Ev-
elyn Lenderink.
Friday a~ternoon callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Young were Mr. and Mrs. Bud
CaUahan.
Miss Charlotte Filer had din.
nor in Forest Grove Thursday
night with Mrs. Bill Meyer and
Miss Lisa Carey. She and Mrs.
Meyer then went to the play,
"Our Town," at Pacific Univer-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stone
from Portland spent the week.
BUSINESS AND
LMower an
niC
(Across from Block House)
COMPLETE SERVICE
ROY E. WILL
end ~ the home of Mr. and Mi-s.
Verne Garre~ Sunday they all
attended the wedding of the Gar-
rett's granddaugkter, Christine
Petticord, to Bill Parker. The
wedding was at the Dayton Chris-
tian Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ada Green from Sheridan
and Mrs. Floyd Matthews were
supper guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan Sun-
day evening.
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To The Editor:
WTrat's happening to the free
enterprise system?
During the past five years,
commerce in general was subject-
ed *to a volume of restrictive reg-
ulation. Basic elements of the reg-
ul~tions were designed to pro-
vide necessary consumer protec-
tion or to curb environmental
abttses. Today, we have gone far
beyond the point of protection,
and we see the imposition of reg-
ulations, for the sake of regula-
tion. Regulations and the fee as-
sociated with applications have
become a new form of indirect
taxation. The bureaucracy con-
tinues to grow unchecked, and
responsible elected leaders are
hopelessly mired in a quicksand
of paper work, difficult to read
and comprehend. The leader
must now rely on his civil ser-
van~t for interpretations and clar-
-- ifications, that are often biased
* - by the author's own interest.
] Dr:j.t. McKinneyi In Oregon, we see a new body
OPTOMETRIST t of regulation spurting from the
! Newberg, Oregon ~ bowels of government. The new
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Interest from day of deposit to
day of withdrawal
Loans to buy or build your
home
of government, tha,t will have an
effect on the average person's
everyday life, and particularly
that person's ability ~ afford a
good life style.
The basis for the new regula-
tory foundation is clothed in the
name of Land Use Cor~trol and
Environmental Overprotection at
any cost. The new concept of
governmen ', is being sold by the
bureaucrats on the basis of what
the people want in their
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THURSDAY DEC 18 1975 ,
a non-repr en Uve for= of T H E D A Y T O N T R I B U N E
government. An untouchable an-.
tity, faceless and unaccoun,table Post Office Box 68 Telephone (503) 864-2310
for its deeds. A bureaucracy at- Published Every Thursday at Dayton, Oregon
tempting to place itself between It Has the Coverage in Oregon's "Garden Spew
,the people and traditional branch- An Independen~ Newspaper Established in 1915
es of the judicial, the executive, George Mettzen, Publisher
and the legislative form of gay- Second Class Postage Paid at Dayton, Oregon 97U4
ernment as set forth in the Con-
stitution. The bureaucracy h, as
become an agency of "wishers" ~r.l~',~ ~ Me~seR
in the area of land use and en-
vironmental corral, ,and are~will.
ing to impose regulations with- ~f~
out foreknowledge of the short ~- Fom~e#,l~
or long term effects on our so-
ciety. CORRESPONDENTS PHONE
If you're concerned, perhaps Dayton City Mrs. Lena Filer, 864-3680
you would like to join our efforL Hopewell, Fairview, Wheatland Mrs. N. O. Pearse, 868-7223
If so, please indica,te the Lafayette City Peggy Wise, 864-2389
amourtt you wish to contribute: SUBSCRIPTION RATE---IN ADVANCE
$ (Contributions in In Oregon, I Year . $3.00
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Please bill me Send Payment to Dayton Tribune, Box 68, Dayton, Ore. 97114
1976 Pledge
You (may) (may not) use my !
name in connection with the fund
raising efforts of the Oregon
Property Rights Council. W A L N U T S
Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms YOUNG ORCHARD -- LARGE TOP QUALITY
OrganizAtion YEAR END SPECIAL
Mailing Address
Zip
The Oregon Property
Rights Council WIll L E TH EY LAST
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Salem, Oregon 97308 Satisfaction Gua ranteed
FAIRVIEW S.D. ADCOCK- Yamhill
Mrs. Grace Duren is confined Phone 662-3530
to bed in her own home, with a The Rolling Hills Walnut Ranch
companion to care for her. i
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BE CAREFUL WITH FIRE!
Place Christmas tree in container ofentire tree to be charged with electricity.
w er Use no more than 3 sets of lights per
van t place tree wnere it will mOCK single extension, on outside lights not
any exits, over 25 lights per circuit.
Artificial trees should bear the UL
label Always turn off lights on trees and oth-
Never use indoor lights outside er decorations When you retire or leave
" your home
Never use electric lights on metallic
trees. Damaged insulation could cause Never place tree near fireplace.
Don't Let Fire Ruin Your Holiday Season
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS
of YAMHILL COUNTY
Hagan-Hamilton Co. Ray Hopp Insurance Hamstreet Ins. Agency
McMinnville Newberg Sheridan
George Van Otten Ins. Robert F. Hurford Ralph Huntley Ins.
McMinnville Newberg Sheridan
Buckley Insurance Joe Yackey Insurance Mattox Ins. Agency
Newberg Newberg Dayton
Willamina Ins. Agency Bellwood Ins. Agency
Willamina Yamhill
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