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VOLUME 67
NUMBER 18
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THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1982
Two vacancies on
school board ballot
Nominating petitions for school board director are
available from Charles Stern, YamhiU County Clerk, in
the Courthouse in McMinnville. This petition must be
signed by registered voters of the district and returned
to Mr. Stern not later than May 26, 1982.
Positions open for nomination are Position No. 2 and
Position No. 6. The positions are currently held by
Walter Yungen and Susan Blosser respectively.
The returning school board members are Roy Flint,
Nancy Owens, Vyrle Owens, Jim Shelburne and Donna
"~Sonderman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kilgore went to the Portland
airport last Thursday to meet their granddaughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Hopkins, who are here from Germany
for a few days vacation. They stopped in New York City
for a few days before coming here. Sunday they went to
visit her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Parker in Elmira.
They will return to Germany leaving Portland the 26th
of April.
The Ramona Circle WSWS of the Pioneer Evangeli-
cal Church met Friday, April 9th, at the church. Mrs.
Vada Gentry gave the opening prayer. Instead of the
usual missionary emphasis, it being good Friday, they
read a chapter from the Bible. There were six members
present.
Miss Kathy Galer from Sheridan was a Monday
visitor at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Catharine
Galer.
Mrs. Lena Filer and daughter, Mrs. Audrey Lippens,
went to the McMinnville Garden Club flower show
Monday afternoon. They had a lovely display of spring
flowers. Mrs. Filer and Charlotte were supper guests at
• the Lippens home.
Mrs. Doris Callahan came home from the Mc-
Minnville hospital last Monday after surgery. Callers
were Carrie Young from McMinnville that afternoon.
~dnesday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Win. King and
~f~l~ and Mrs. Clinton Warren from Forest Grove,
Thursday afternoon callers were Ann Matthews and
Ada Green from Sheridan. Thursday evening callers
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson and Emma Paris
from Dayton.
Mrs. Alvina Reu and her three sisters, Mrs. Annie
Kessler from Whiteson, Clara Kessler from McMinn-
ville, Sophia Kessler from Longview, Wash., and her
daughter, Roberta, spent Sunday at Lincoln City. They
celebrated the birthdays of Sophia and Annie with a
birthday dinner. They came home by way of Forest
Grove. The weather was beautiful and they all enjoyed
the day and being together.
Mrs. Lena ~Filer and Charlotte spent from Friday to
Sunday at Newport..Charlotte attended a Society of
Professional Journalists-Sigma Delta Chi conference at
Otter Rock. They saw some snow on the way over but
outside of a shower the weather was beautiful.
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A joint meeting will be held Monday evening, April
26, at 7:30 pm by the Dayton City Council and budget
committee. A public hearing will be held on a proposed
supplemental budget. The meeting will be at 7:30pm in
the Dayton City Hall.
The Yamhill County chapter of Women for Agricul-
ture will meet at 9:30 am, April 27 in the Farm Bureau
meeting room at lOth and Alpine, Mc~dinnville. Stan
Bunn will be the speaker. The meeting is open and
everyone is invited.
Phone rate increase
delayed by PUC order
Public Utility Commissioner John Lohdell has sus-
pended a request by Continental Telephone Co. of the
Northwest to increase local phone rates in its Oregon
service areas.
The suspension, which lasts for up to six months, will
allow the PUC staff time to investigate the rea-
sonableness of the request to increase annual company
revenues by $1,920,661, or 16 percent.
In March, Continental asked permission to increase
local residential and business rates by varying amounts
for customers in service areas including Silverton,
Yamhill, Sunnyside, Detroit, Dayton, Aumsville and
Murphy.
Phone rental charges would also increase by 25 cents
for rotary phones and 40 cents for TouchcaU phones
under Continental's proposal.
Current rates will remain in effect during the sus-
pension period.
Local students elected
Shawn M. Dooley, Rt. 1, Dayton, has been elected
student body president for next year at Oregon State
University. He is a junior in the school of agriculture.
Officers for the Associated Student Body at Blue
Mountain Community College were elected recently.
Tonya House, of Dayton, was elected treasurer.
The college is located in Pendleton, Ore.
COUPLE TO BE HONORED
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