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VOLUME 67 ' - DAYTON,' OREGON 97114
NUMBER 20 THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 USPS 149-760
Dayton school tax
base on May 18 vote [COMING EVENTSI
Patrons of the Dayton School District will make a
decision at the polls May 18 on a tax base proposal.
According to the Dayton School Scene, a publication
recently sent out by the school district, the total general
fund budget for the 1982-83 school year will be
$2,736,806, a 10.1% increase over 1981-82. Estimated
tax rate will be $17.93 per $1000 assessed valuation,
The Dayton Chamber of Commerce will meet Thurs-
day, May 8. at 8 pm at the Dayton Fire Hall. Supt. Rich
McCullough will discuss the proposed school budget
and its economic impact on Dayton.
down 40c from the current rate of $18.33. The Dayton School Board will meet next Monday,
~e total tax levy proposed is $1,183,252, May I0 at 8 pm at the Dayton Elementary School for its
..... ~ording to the Dayton School Scene, funding and " regular session.
staffing for bilingual education has been cut in the
proposed budget. Funding has been reduced from
$86,049 to $28,944, primarily due to a loss of federal
funding. Three staff positions in bilingual education
have been eliminated and bi-lingual classrooms have
been reduced from six to five.
Cuts in other areas include one elementary teaching
position and one food.service position as well as cuts in
The Dayton Rural Fire Board of Directors will meet
next Monday, May I0 at 8 pm in the Dayton Fire Hall.
The Yamhill County Historical Society will meet next
Tuesday, May 11 at 7 pm in the Yamhill High School
Yamhill. Following a potluck dinner, the program will
be a history of the Yamhill area.
funds for the high school snack bar, golf, tennis, and
junior high school cheerleading. Kindergarten plan
Polls will be open from 8 am to 8 pm May 18.
.............. .--] be presented
ayton doings .... to
......... The Dayton Community and School Association will
Mrs. Katherine Galer accompanied her brother,
Walter Irwin, and nephew, Tim Ellenburger, to Boise,
Idaho, Saturday to visit relatives. They also visited a
nephew, Don Irwin, at Naps, Idaho. They were gone
two days.
Tuesday evening callers at the Bud Callahan home
were Mrs. Claude Emmert and daughter Linda from
Salem.
Kroweldeen Club met last Wednesday at the home of
Madeline Gell in McMinnville. Winners were Elizabeth
Foster, Ann Budke and Myona Gray. Myona was a
guest. The next meeting will be on Thursday at the
of Orva Gubser. Refreshments were served
the evening.
A recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Garrett was Mrs. Frances Hughes from McMinnville.
Miss Charlotte Filer and sister, Mrs. Bernard Lip-
pens, went to Newberg Saturday to meet a friend, Mrs.
Mary Ruddick of Lake Oswego, for lunch. Mary
formerly worked at Pacific University with Charlotte.
A Tuesday afternoon caller at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Callahan was Carrie Young from McMinn-
ville.
be sponsoring a Kindergarten Roundup on May 11 at 7
pm in the Dayton Grade School Cafeteria. If you are,
are know of a parent of a child who will be five years of
age on or before November 15, 1982, you are invited to
attend this program. Attendance by pupils is optional.
Purpose of the meeting is to inform parents about
curriculum, transportation, immunizations, pre-testing
and special services. Registration packets will be issued
during the meeting.
If you have questions regarding the Kindergarten
please call the school at 864-2217.
Carnival at school Friday
for computer program
The Dayton Community and School Association will
be sponsoring a carnival on May 7 at the Dayton High
School Multi-Purpose room from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
The proceeds from the carnival will be used to assist the
district-wide computer education program.
Everyone is invited to attend. Call 864-2318 or
864-3382 for more information.
Council post open
Applications will be accepted for the position of
council person for the City of Dayton for the term
expiring December31, 1982. These applications will be
accepted until 4:30 pm June 7 at the Recorder's office
in Dayton City Hall.
The position is vacant following the acceptance of
Council president Betty Damewood of the mayor's post.
DAYTON STUDENT WINS SCHOLARSHIP
The Catlin Gabel School has announced that six of its
48 seniors have been honored with local and national
scholarships, among them Kim Crawford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford of Dayton.
She has received a Tektronix Scholarship, awarded t
children of Tektronix employees.
Graduation for the Catlin Gabel School seniors will be
at 7 pm Saturday, June 12 in the Cabell Center for the
Performing Arts, 8825 SW Barnes Road.
Betty Damewood
new Dayton mayor
Betty Damewood was selected Monday evening, May
3, to serve as the new Dayton mayor, apparently the
first woman to serve in that capacity in the city's
history. Mrs. Damewood, who was council president,
will finish out the unexpired term of Art Johnson to
Dec. 31, 1982. Mr. Johnson resigned recently citing
health reasons.
Applications for the council position vacated by Mrs.
Damewood will be taken until 4:30 pm June 7 at the
recorder's office, Dayton City Hall, That term will
expire Dec. 31, 1982.
During the regular meeting, the Council discussed a
proposed ordinance for licensing of bicycles within the
city. As proposed, a. one-time licensing fee of $2.00
would be set and licensing would be mandatory. No
action was taken pending discussion with the city
attorney concerning an ordinance.
Following a public hearing and discussion, the
Council approved an ordinance establishing a flood
hazard zone and to help in the prevention of flood
damage.
The council also discussed a storm drain map
showing proposed storm drain lines on Church, 6th, 7th
and 8th Sts. Decision was postponed to the June
meeting until the city attorney was present, to make
final determination on financing methods.
Lowell Stevens reported to the Council that a vol-
unteer group will pour a concrete floor and erect a
roof covering on the band stand in the city park. •This
is a project under the sponsorship of the Centennial
Commission.
Bids were opened on new shelving units for the city
library. American Strevel of Portland was low bidder
for five units at $639. The Council also approved
payment of $8500 for the newly-acquired fire truck from
Canby.
The Council decided to hire four CETA summer
youths to help in the community. Two will work in the
city hall and two will be used in the public works
department.
The planning commission requested and the council
approved a dead end sign to be placed on the corner of
Main and 6th St.
Mike Henry, city engineer, reported on progress of
work at the sewer lagoon expansion project. Operating
and maintenance manuals are being reviewed. A
request from Continental Telephone Co. to use the
bridge as a carrier for telephone lines was postponed by
the utility company until next year.
The Council also decided to drop a request for HCRS
funds to develop the proposed park across the Yamhill
River. The city had asked for $35,000 to be matched by
an equal amount from the city.
May Day festivities
scheduled at school
Tracy Lynn Kragerud and Calvin Chupp will preside
as queen and king of the annual May Day festivities for
the Dayton schools. Tracy is the daughter of Larry and
Maureen Kragerud and Calvin is the son of Andrew
and Dema Chupp.
Chosen as freshmen princesses were Angels Bowlin
and Carina Dunn. Jeffery Howard and Jerry Segundo
are freshman princes. Sophomore princesses are Lisa
May Henson and Heidi Clevenger. Christopher Lively
and Robert Whitehead were selected as sophomore
princes.
Junior princesses .are Jennifer Stewart and Jean
Sweeney. Junior princes are Gregory DeJager and
Todd Smith. Debts Lynn Moncy and Robbyn Lee Derr
were selected as princesses for the senior class with
Eric Lively and Todd Bodnar as senior princes.
Angle Whygle anti Julie Aleman will act as flower
girls and Amos Hutchings and Martin Kragerud will be
train bearers as part of the queen's attendants.
Maypole dancers include Darla Morris, Jennifer Flint,
Michelle Glaser, Deanna Greenfield, Lisa Haxton,
Danetta Krier, Jamie Nalley, Sylvia Ramos, Shelley
Sonderman, Carrie Storm, Kellie Torres, Jennifer
Yount, Melissa Albright, Becky Bhone, DeEtte Conner,
Trene Serna, and Sandy Mendenhall as alternate.
Wendy Westover will act as M.C. for the May Day
proaram, with music provided by the Dayton High
School Stage Band, Swing Choir, Carol Heaston and
Bruce Kendall. For the coronation, Karl Butman will be
Herald and Anita Hutchison will be Bishop.